Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 01, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textir ' . I i EUGENE DAILY GUARD GUAKD PRINTING CO. (Inc.) " Piit)lihed every day of the week' c. .,,! ..wiitMl. Address all com- consideration, a important surely h the following ooi la ueh a reck oning. It makes no difference about facta, though, when an excuse is wanted or a theory baa to be borne out. The wolf ate the lamb in fable the latter .,.,i..tl,.,, hihI make all remittances inm, tue same mougu payable to the Eugene liuard, Eugeue, L how(.a tblit diking from the stream t)reg"n- , ijeiow the wolf it could not have mud- SUBSCRIPTION KATES DAILY dled tue wuterthat. came to his wolf- iwiivuri.il l.r currier. ier week.. 9 1 OeliveDd by cnnier.per mouth.. By mail, one year (in advance).. 5 uu Not- in advance U 11,1 Bix months (in advance) 2 ) One month 'J Single copies ship. Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at the postofflee at Eugene, Oregon, as second-class matter. AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. FRIDAY, JUNE 1 Walla Walla and Pendleton and the adjacent country are not crying for water. More than four inches that fell over a lurre scupe of country there in forty-eight hours has entirely satis fled them. That Pendleton telegraphic corre spondent of the Oregonian should take note that ho is but partially cor rect whim he writes of stocks of goods from plows to rice being riyincd by the flood. Tbo Ordinary plow stands watur about like tho duck. A circular letter headed "Oregon Btate Association opposed to the ex tension of the suirrago to women," comes to this office. It is Bigned by Bitoen women with residences in dtlforont localities, all bearing the prefix "Mrs. " but one, Miss Plckel, Eugone. Another danger from tho automo bile. In a collision or wreck the gas oline may explode. One collided with a stroot cur at Cincinnati the other day with one perhaps fatally lujured and thirteen slightly burned. The gasoline tank exploded, throwing the burning oil over the occupants of botn vehicles, , , It makes no difference to the intel ligent voter whether or not Fred Fisk has been indorsed by any organiza tion outside hi? own party. If this has been the case it is nothing more than a non-partisan recognition of bis faithfulness and ability. as an official and will bo so regarded. Such an of ficial as Lane bounty's present sheriff makes himself thoroughly familiar with the laws and seeks only to up hold and enforce them ; only the law breaker has anyi cause to fear Mb acts. The men who are engaged in the sa loon business will not be disturbed so long as they keep within the pale of the law, neither will the prohibi tionists have cause to fear the non enforcement of tho statutes so long as hev is in control of the situation. Sheriff Fisk does not make the laws, and whether ho approves them or not it Js his duty to see that they are en forced so far as his juiisdiction ex tends In that direction. The only question before the voter is whether there is another candidate in the field better qualified for tho positiou or in whom more reliance as an official may be placed. The friends of Fred Fisk are willing that he be judged by that standard, fully satisfied that the ver dict Is to bo rendered by a majority of his fellow citizens of Lane county. That blue River, road matter is be coming a really vital lasuo. The min ers of the district have apparently de cided that Lune county and the city of Eugone have no use for them, elso some reasonable elfort would be mado to give them a means a public highway In thla direction. They have held a meeting and decided to turn to Linn county for relief If tho atti tude of this county is not changed nnd prompt action Is not taken to bring about more satisfactory condl - tions. Coney Island, the main Sunday re sort for Now York's multitudes, Is to havo an amusement tower seveu hun dred feet high. It will cover a ground spneo of three hundred feet square and have ten elevntors. At three hundred fret thero will be a linllioom and at six hundred feet palm garden with u scenic railroad. Other floors will bo devoted to other amuse inont features. The l'.ill'el tower, the highest built structure of the world, Is US! feet high. At WO feet It has a diameter of thirty-three feet, just half the width of one of our streets. Wool Wanted Your wool wanted at the highest cash price at the Eugene Woolen Mills. tf Following the Flag When our aoldiora wont to Cuba and tho Philippines health was the mutft Important cotiHiflenition. Willie T. Moikiiii, retired Con.inisHiiry Ser jeant U. S. A., of Kuml Kuute 1, Concord, N. II., says: "1 was two years in Cuba and two years in the PhilHppines, and being subject to colds I took Dr. KIiik'b Xew Discov ery for Consumption, which kept me n perfect health. And now, in New Hampshire, wo find it the best med icine In tho world for cough, colds, bronchial troubles and alt lung dis eases, Guaranteed at V. L. DeLa no's, druKKist. Price, 50o and 81. Trial bottle free. i Is thero an lut.'.l.gei.t voter In Lane county at alt pouted on men and measures who dues not ay at least to himself that Ueorgtf Chamberluiu do fcutlng Furnish for governor of Ore gon four years ngo whs most fortu nate? If not just let htm consider ttioH twenty-sevon out of twenty-nine of Chamberlain's vetoes sustained by Republican lettUlntuivs, A weaker uum than Chamberlain would have drifted with the tide. He sent the bad ii.emntroH haek to tho legislature nud his kvhhI reaoous fur disapproval won their support. Will you vote KKatnst suet, a mail for governor? I! you bad n man like that employed to Money to Loan Young team to trade ou city prop erty. 81) acres fine npple Innd to trudo for cheap town property. !( acres timber, 5 million, to ex change for Eugene property. liEO. MELV1N MILLER, Room ID, Mol'lung Ulock, City, ill Foreman Order Book, llopyard owners who have a fore man couduc-tiug their yard or other business, for that matter, and pay their help un an order from theii foreman, can find a very handy order hook with perforated stub, suitable size for the pocket, at the Guard of fice. Very handy, then yuu know ex actly what you uro doing or havo done tho stubs show it all. Hook of one hundred orders, fx) cents. An Alarming Situation frequently results from neglect of clogged bnwels and torpid liver, until constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to thnso who use Dr. King's New Life Pills, tho best and gcuilest regulators uf ftoin aeh ami bowels, Guaranteed by W. L. UeLano, druggist. Price I'.V. DEMOCRATIC TICKET State. U. S. SENATOR. John M. Gearin. CONGRESSMAN. Chas. V. Galloway. GOVERNOR. Geo. E. Chamberlain. SECRETARY OF STATE. P. H. Sroat. STATE TREASURER. J. D. Matlock. SUPREME JUDGE. T. J. Hailev. ATTORNEY-GENERAL. R. A. Miller. STATE PRINTER. ' J. Scott Taylor. County. STATE SENATOR. R. M. Veatch. REPRESENTATIVES. L. R. Edmuusou. James Hayes. J. J. Walton. COUNTY CLERK. J. C. Parker. SHERIFF. Fred Fisk. COMMISSIONER. 8. M. Douglas. SURVEYOR. S. Kluvdahl. CORONER. R. M. Day. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, EU GENE DISTRICT. Geo. V. Kinscv. CONSTABLE, EUGENE DISTRICT. L. Bouuey. 0. R. & N, THE BEST TIME SAVER Chicago Seventeen Hours Nearer via This Popular Columbia River Route, CLASSIFIED COL HALL & SHUMWav Carry a full line of plumbinc fl j Plumbing and sewer .ort' I Also general jobbing iB ,j : , ijjcd, uuu nuii, iron .a. I. M , WOOD FOR BALt-Wj I cord i of oak ..ik p a annd on farm two and a nan ("OR SALE anauruu"'" T ... .si frnm Euueue. Dr. L. . Brown. FOR Fcr Sale 300 acre ranch situated twelve mile east of Eugene, four and a half miles from S. P. R. R. station, well im proved ; 50 acres orchard ; on McKeu zio river ; loamy soil; mostly seven year old apples of best commercial va rieties adapted to this Valley. Low interest and easy terms to suit pur chaser. For particulars inquire E H. INGHAM, j8 'Phone Main 23, Eugeue. 1 Eighth Grade1 Examinations The flual eighth grade examination for the public schools will be held on May 17 and 18, Juno 14 and 15, 1906. Teachers who have pupils ready for the examination shun 1)1 notify the chairman of the school board, whose duty it is to conduct the examina tions in person or appoint some one other than the teacher, and notify me of the number of questions and who is to conduct the said examina tion so the examiner may receive the questions in time. W. B. DILLARD, County Superintendent. Wcodsawing Have your wood. -.sawed by a gasoline wood suw. It furnishes its own fuel and does not burn yours see the point? Saws by a gauge. For prompt service ring up Red 1771 or call at 775 Ferrv street. V. E. BODDY Candidate for Justice 1 wish to Inform the voters of Eu gene justice district that I have been nominated by petition as an inde pendent candidate for justice of tho peace. j3 JOHN II. BOWER. Wool and Mohair Geo. T. Hall & Sou will piy the highest price for wool and mohair. GEO. T. HALL &. SON. Having sold my residence and must vacate same at an early date my house hold goods are for sale. Call at 734 Pearl Street. C. W. Lowe Franklin was right when be said: "Lost time is never found agaiu." The O. R. N., ,o addition to giv ing yon 200 miles along the matchless Columbia river, saves you 17 hours to Chicago. It is the Short line to Lewiston. Short line to the Palouse country. Short line to Spokane. Short line to the Coeur d'Aleue country. Short line to Salt Lake City. Short line to Denver. Short line to Kansas City." Short line to Omaha. Short line to Chicago. Short line to all points east. Three trains east daily, 9:15 a. m., 8:15 aud 6:15 p. m. The "Chicago Portland Special" is as tine as the linest. Every comfort of home. For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pacillc Company or write, A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Or. r. i T L'. T..-n BniWR. niOStlV bot- t torn land, couveuteui. university, new house of six rooms, chicken house, etc. Some .fruit set I out. ei2u0. Owner, 733 East Elev I enth street, Eugene. Phone Black 1201. DAY & HENDERSON . UndertakeraondEmkalm Corner Willamette and Seventh Si ,..l.vi vi tu sivf-KA 117 acre .farm 'for' sale. Across the first Fall Creek i Ridence 62a 01We g, bridge, lo mueo u , bottom laud. Address Theodore Glaspey, Jasper. Oregon. FOR SALE OR RENT New 8-room modern house, with bath and pan try plastered, pood well water, berries, plenty of fruit and flowers. Address box 12, city. fi FOR SALE House of nine rooms, with bath aud fruit rooms and woodshed attached :good well of wu ter ; lot rodded for irrigation ; lot 90 feet front by 109 feet back ; small barn ; number of fruit trees i good gardeu. A bargain if tukeu soon. 319 East Ninth street. jll FOR SALE A high-grade Farraud & Votey organ, cost ,8125; good as new. Call at Kay's Guu Store. dwtf W. T. GORDON, FuneM QTAF T TY-TTXTCTrr-v , 1 62S Olive S,.;. Office in Gordon Block. -.h aadc'l S. E. STEVENS, Will attend to Piano and Orgu,',, and repairm?. Careful work and reasonable rh-. or res.deDcV.134 WwTWfCI When you break your bike Just take a hike " And look for Mike. HewllHix itgoodlorpHn,, KIKE yv AID'S Repair Shop, In rear ol Chambers'HarriwareSfa, 152. Olive Street FOR RENT FOR KENT Nino rooms, with bath and closet. 53 East Ninth street. All outside rooms. 815 per mouth. Apply John Davits, 2!) East Ninth .l,o tf Six-room residence lu good repair thrninrhoiit. with roomy barn, for FOR RENT Furnished ur unfuruish- sale. Price, 8120(1, part on time if Residence With Barn tor Sale desired. Within convenient distance of business part of town. Inquire of I. R. Campbell at Guard office. ed rooms for rent in our new brick block at G7 East .inth street. Building is equipped with electric liL'hts. toilets, baths and all modern improvements. Geo. T. Hall & Son. W. S. BUMPS VIOLINIST, LEADER OF BAND AND ORCHESTRA Late leader of Washineton Theatre, Soo kane. Instructions given; music lurnisnec RESIDENCE FOR or panics, etc. iui xviauiaui: oi, FOR RENT A 11-room Act. newly arranged, papered aud painted in brick ou Ninth street, for less than 81. 5U a room per mouth, or stiparate to suit tenant. Enquire E. H. lug ham, 'phuue Main 93. CHAPPE1X & GIRAR.D SuecefhCrS 'Q O. W. Taylor HOUSE MOVING Of alt kinds and descriptions Prices rea sonable. Give us a chance to give you ar. estimate on your work J 31 West 3d Street. 'Phone Red 272 EUGENE. - - - OREGON KKXT-A flve- room cottage, flood rooms and in good repair, for reut Inquire at premises, 282 Fifteenth street, j2 PROFESSIONAL COLIft DR. F. E. SEL0VE General PractiUone. Office and residence in Becfcwift m DR. McDOUGAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGSC In o,i,i;ti . special attention given 10 Jisti.s women and children. Office over Preston 4 Halts. ' 'Phone Black la MISCELLANEOUS LOST On streets, a purple hand painted pansy brooch. Finder please leave at Guard ofiice. ni31 First National hank ! OF EOCENE I "aid up cash capital . ! nd surpius J) I vJ vJ.UVJ VJ A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Mine on reasonable termi, Sight drafts oo Chicago, ian Frrnctico ana PoMlond. Bills of Exchange loldon oieign countries. Deposits received subject to check r ceitiflcate of deposit. All collections intrusted to ul .111 receive prompt attention r G HENDRICKS. President, S BlSAKIN. Vice Prn f SSNODGRASS Cashlet. L H POTTKB AattCnsb RUGS WOVEN TO ORDER From your old carpets. Prices reasonable aud work guaranteed equal to hest. Freight charges paid. Prompt ex ecution of orders. Write today for particulars. A. L. Ferriugtou, Al bany, Or. . tf WANTED Girl for housework want ed, by Mrs., Frissel at McKonzie Bridge. Apply to Mrs. Geo. Cro ner.81 East Tenth street. tf COOK WANTED- At the Hotel Sparks immediately. Write Dexter Sparka, Rlue Rivei, Oregon. ' tf A. LOMBARD,1 JJ Dealer In .M Cement, Lime, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor for all kinds ol mason work. Enquire of Billmire Bros., Draymen. WHEEL STOLEN A ladies' bicycle was taken from iu front of a lesi dence on Pearl streel between East Ninth aud East Tenth. Any infor mation as to its whereabouts can be left at tho Guard oflico aud the favor will be appreciated. jl V. O. PR.OSSER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. In addition to Bene ml nr3i-ti - , ure!iy, ipccial attention to all dUeuet tf .'l thiaat .ind ev. ".u . Rwfdcnce, cornet 14th and Pearl ititttL Office, Beckwlth bulldln. T ephontM-Ofr.ee. Black mi: Raided. Te Mrs. Anna Maurer, Osteopath physician. All cutv-el diseases treated. WoiiJen aud chifcl a specialty. Offices over 1. 1 Dunn's. 'Phone Red 1631. Dr. M. G. E. BENNETt Successor to Dr. H. B. Penlul Osteopathic Physician. Acute and Chronic Diseases TreM Ofiice corner Seventh and WiiUmail 'Fhone Ked 1831; M. It. C. V. S., EDINBURGH, SCOTilE I Dr. J. CHillSTiE, Veterinary Surgeon. Secreury and treaiurer of the Bonn if Trr: Medical Krmlneni: Domeitic dihui at ml uealed on iclentmc pnnciplcj: Located at Bangs' Stable, Eugex Ses. Can er Oih and Olive. Phooe SedrSIL GEO. b. DOKRIS, Atttorney-at-Law Office wr bet w to e of Willamette J tntli and Teuth rtneA I MEN WANTED Mill hands and yard men wanted, $1.75 to $2.50 per day. Willamette Valley Lumber Co., Dallas, Oregon. Bargains in Property 35 acres of rich bottom hu.d suit able for itanleu, hops or frr.it. Good house and lot, 'thirteenth street, line location. A snap. Choice residence lots in lluddles tou's addition. The best in the city. SI. SI. DAVIS. 35 West Kinhth street. 'Phone lUnck 4:V:'. attend to your private business would . '? jou dlscharite him that yon micht , f V3 Xkl f (!lve the; place to an untiled man' 1 V31V'V.W. )t Von wouldn't do It. Mini MEN WANTED Mill hands and yard men wanted, $1.75 to $2.50 per day. ' W. W.Johnson Lumber Co., Dallas. Oregon. FOR CIGARS JULIUS GOLDSMITH PURE WATER Pure water from bed rock welis. I can bore or drill one ' for you cheaply. Why not have the j best water? Cnll on or address J. K Killinrtl. ?m .lufF.l-ar, at.,, - I C. E. tardiner, 11(16 Villard ave-1 LLCi one, rairmouut. Telephone Red 4731. MONEY TO LOAN On real estate at Rooms ' and 2 Eu?ene LH low rates. Jesse O. Wells, nttor. I Bank uey-at-lnw, room (j, 507 Willamette R. EDMUNDSM ATTORNEY-AT-LAT. street, EuKeue, Or. LOGGERS ' WANTED Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Waltcrville, Oregon. A very singular ?ase that at llrlstol, CYtmeotlcutt, uliere for two years not a baby has iano to the colony uf four hundred hi?.iHtis. Thev IlKiiretl It nut to their own satisfaction that tho wit.'hcr.t't v.f .'jirtneiii'lta Slim-to, nil Italian r.im'nn who nrrlted In the colony jul ,Qts ng is resptui niblti fur the unnel.viiue atcrllity an. attemptetl to stab Iter to death. It SiT-tiis tl:.1)" tlld ll'tl t.ike the -event! niouths pr .iv.fii.,; her srilvnl into 1 Sen -mr Hue Stnudarl VaraKon wln nnichlnett at uuly l!)..i uliil CJ.U, ful'y jtuarantwd in all re pects. Yon can try them be'ore you liiy them, and 1 tniitk ou will uirvc with me that they are woi tleifuliy stood machines. 33 l-'jist stnvt Ninth' O a Of course a leathery complexion nisdr iinlMMtuliful l.y emii,in u ,. for a eiier tl rvform in li' itic. The Hi t should U- pl.ttty of Ho!',i-t. r', iioclty Mountain Tea. :A cents, tea ir tulilets. Linn Pruu Co. Dunn's bread is inade from poia '.en -I and li.is th.it n :u, w i.o'iesomu nte y.m like. Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clark . All tlad of iMullat ana ttsn work. PImo sbotim i Dttislty. Wood rot Sals, ItoragB. OIRct lot stairway ootsOi ol Loao ae4 Uvlota Bias Office '-- 1011.- . OrKtoc.Btaet r J. ALAUX CO. Merchant Tailors 8 East 9th St., Eugene, Ore. Mrn's Suits to order, perfect fitting. Best qualities. Latest novelties at the lowest prices. We do repairing and cleaning In gents and ladies clothing. Very neatly done. We want. Your Trade Not Only for One Day, But Forever. WANTED The Guard loaned Vol. 15, contents "Lom Mel," Werner edition of the Encyclopaedia Brittau mca, to a party uot remembered some tune since. We will consider tho re turn of the volume a Breat favor. Fine Hall for Rent The hirc;o hall over Xewland's store. .Mutu street, suitable for societies, i lor .rent. l8 dsxlOO feet and cuu be ! Rnenlpl nH,t,n,i to dirowl partitioned to suit. Will be meant . ..hi.. , f..,., im!iil Inquire of J. X. Davies at tineutal and North i'iritirli 1'"4 J. II. Williams Ll!l ; Williajas (S. Bean, Attorneys-at-Lait Practico in all the courts c state mid before the U. S. Lc: I 'ik-e. Offices 12, 13,11, 15, H bldB. I. N. HARBAUGH, Lw!1 June 1. Eaton's book store. Bids Wood Wanted Will tin rPCPtro1 l.tr H UJ of directors of schtbol district No 1 Eugene, Oregon, at the ofiice of the clerk of said board, up to noon of Snt. Companies. Room 5, First .u Rank liuildiui;, Eucene. Or. A. C. Woodcock EOi wooucock & pond. Attorncys-at-La. cords of four foot body fir, to be de-! man Block, Eugene, Om, Che New Cbincae enamel uverea at the various schoolhouses iu on or netora Kinmh i 13iK. A bond of ten per ceut. of the ! amount of any bid accented will l, ! required for the faithful perform ance of contract. 1 ior'auJu's!" U re8erTed to Ject any diwj2 J. J. Walton SP FRANK Knevt'i? Clerk School Dist." No.' 4. WALTON 4 NE Attoruevs at Ls Will practice in all the coo jl state. Ofiice -Room I f.-o, 11 .w.lr I- IttTt'Ue. vi'f . Storage! Storage! Storage! Public and private. Stnrno r ! IfmSlW.- i WALK OS IT la'.'S.w.Aijr t. r X V-Jf mmmv on It n. for FLOOR ritnuiTira. u"ut "u private, stnmuo nf i BATH ROOMS. ETC. , kiuds of Roods and material, etc., at' ."" """ prices. Uoods receipted for. Hopstonuie solicltel. Partie hik nops to store will do well to fee UEO. T. HALL & SON. L. B1LYEU, , r- Attorney -at-L Office over Yoran's Shoe SI gene, OrecoD. ll vr'.th . r Four 0: - - ? m, n -r. ' L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney at La Notice As we are aiming to close out aud do not care to prolong our business we ask our friends to cnll nud setti, their accounts and oblige " JENNINGS .t KDWOlDS .VUUL.il IVARTEO ' crnc rum ''f5 !Jicr.;,$2.25 to $3.25 lo V.'antcd,3!o. Pr day. nfHcAr)r..r F.uiteue Loan Bank, Eugeue. Or Heluu-tis W Tboninsou Cb- THOMPSON i ,Q. ,r.at-L' .7 . O A e over 1 orali s V gene. Orep-ii- Practico in all the ee". S. D. ALLEN. Attorney -abb" ' Room 1, First Natl Sp..Uld.'n7tcr-r.8Ca, SJem, Or? t;or Ovcrtcr Wa'lP is r and Pamt (fi I Irg. Euvene