Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 07, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"7 f I I EUGENE DAILY GUARD GUAKD PRINTING CO. (luc.) Published every day t tn week Sunday excepted. Address a) com .nuuieatlous and make all remittances payable to tbo Kutjeue Guard, Eugeue, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES - DAILY Delivered by carrier, per week.. 8 1" Delivered by currier, per mouth.. M ti i ...... m.nr ( iu advauce . . o uo Not In advauce Six months (iu advauce).... One mouth Jjjj 6 00 00 X) Advertising application, rates made known ou V.i.trnd at the postofflce at Eugene, Oregon, as second-class matter. AN I .V DEPEND E N TPAPKK. THURSDAY, JUNE 7 Willamette, valley ba made aiower progress than any other section o( the Northweat, although possessed of greater natural reaourcea and bleseed with a more healthful and pleasant climate. There ought to be no reason why a wonderful growth In population and bualneea ehould not mark tue next Hve years If all will pull together for a greater Oregon. Even a giant ha8 to submit to phya Ical force on occasion. The Russian, Macbinow, 9 feet 3 iuchea tall, engag ed for exhibition In New York, balked at Dover, England, when It came to going aboard a steamer, bis aversion to the sea being unconquerable. He was unmoved by the tears and en treaties of bis wife, the latter rein forced by bis agent, and refused to leave the railroad coach at the quay. Then twenty men from the liner Pre turia took him In hand and dragged and Bhouldered him aboard. A man of that size ought to be able to whip a barnyard full of ordinary men if willing to Unlit. Up iu British Columbia they do business with criminals. The second trial of the bandits who held up and robbed a Canadian Pacific train at Kumloopa resulted in a verdict of euilty. Edward Miner and William Dunu were senteuced to life impris onment, and Levis Olnuohoun, an accomplice, to twenty-Hve years. In regard to the latter it were about as well to have been a principal. 0, R, & N. THE ttffhtiv Rnilriin? Locations If you want a borne building place v. ' .., hore nlenty of room-are BCQT TIME SAVER not crowded by neighbor yet within DWI 11 mC jten minutes walk of the business part I.. J. R. Campbell about Chicago Seventeen Hours Nearer ZXTo?ZCX turning west by Chapman's planing CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALE Carry a full IIdh f i. " VY Plan,bing.od- Aisu geuerai sheet It on work, inl.k:- . "' '""'UK In , This Popular Columbia River Route. mill, then Boutb to get there. Good sidewalk to property aud street on both sides of lots graded ana gr.- r'rankliu was right when he said : Lied. The grading on uoth B' "Lost time is never found again." leaves the Ms one to two feet above The O. R. & S., .u addition to glv- the grade with a gentle slope on botn lng you 200 miles along the matchless streets. Splendid view of the valley, Colunibli river, saves you 17 hours to mountains aud town from the loca- .. r. . r f Tn npiWH. mOBtlV bot- I , ... . , . run p-"".-;,' schools and 'V aiveuuea to. new bouse of six rooms, I 'Phone Black 1201. Iron 0lk : nam hnilRfi chicken ftoZ, etc. Some fn.it set out. iVM. Owner, .33 East Elev enth street, Eugeue. walking will Chicago. It is the tion. ci,.. ii tT .Linn An ordinary gnit in Short line to the Palouse country. take you there from the busine part Short line to Spokane. - j of town in ten minutes. At end of Short line to the Coeur d'Aleue , lengthwise board walk ou left. Burlington railroad conductors are not allowed to smoke or chew tobacco, drink whiskey or swear, and, ruoHt Important of all, they are now com pelled to keep their trousers oreased aud wear immaculate linen. They are apparently serving an apprentice ship for eervlcn later on the trolley liuea of the New Jerusalem, On Juue 1 there were 13,033 persons In permanent camps at San Francisoo mid 20,533 in temporary camps, alto gether over 42,000. The earthquake came April 30 These figures more eloquently than any words give at least a futut idea of the woe entailed in the partial destruction of the bid city. 1 That Electric Road The elect, lo railway franchise that will be submitted to the city council next Monday night ought to meet all reasonable objections that have been advanced heretofore. This la a vital matter bo far as the growth of Eugene Is concerned aud tboeo who are in fa Tor of progression along approved business lines should nuike their posi Uou known to the members of the council so that they may know the roul wish of their constituents. More than likely, the company asking Tor the franchise, if not met In the proper Bpirit when the revised ordinance la submitted, will withdraw It aud retire from the Held. Bach an event, it seema to us, would be Iu the nature of a public calamity, which would mean a stagnation of growth Bud Investment that would be folt In every brauou of business. Eugene has been built upllargclyjou a hope of tho development and growth of the surrounding couutry that will not ' materialize unless auch enterprises bb that lu question are aecurod. Electric roads bring population aud areata additional business and are the great ' est faotprB Iu building np trade cen ,trea. Without thorn thera la little hope for any change in present con ditions, which, It must be admitted, are not especially fnvorable to any marked growth of the city. Earth Broke and Caused Earthquake ' The California state eiirthquake In vestigating cominittoe In Ita prelim inary report save; "One of tho re markable feature of tho Coast raugea of California Is a lino of peculiar geo morphia construction which extends obtlquoly acrosB tho entire width of the mountainous belt from Mcudocl uo county to Rlversblo county. The aurfaco feature along their lino has been formed by a dislocation. of the earth's crust or a series of disloca tions In times pnst, with a differential uiuvcmout of tho parta oil either side of the plane of rupture." Tho ovidonuo of tho rupture and the differential movement, that Is, a slip ping evidence along the line of fine- j ture, Is dourly defined lu a contlu-1 Woman suffrage has been defeated, nous furrow or breaking l of the Tho nlon deol,ledby ,nr(0 ninjority surface several feet wide for a clia-1 t,u,t they llHV0 niiuio polities too dirty taiico of IS., miles. At places along , f()r , gvMf,t 8ex to p this lluo of breakage ono side Is high- . . " j er that the otlier.as much as four feet It la pretty hind to seo the real dif being noted The latitude and longl- feronee between local option and pro tilde, points along tbo Cuast range , hlbitiou with big counties liko Lane j there have probably been changed a , and Linu going dry few feet by this shifting. couutry. 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 traius east daily, 9:15 a. m., 8:15 and 0:15 p.- m. The "Chicago Portland Special" 1b as line as the linear.. Every comfort of borne. For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pacific Company or write, A. L. CKAIO, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Or. Woodsawlng . Have your wood sawed by a gasoline wood saw. 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 W. E. BODDY Residence With Barn tor Sale Six-room residence ill good repair throughout, with roomy barn, for sale. Price, 61JO0, part on time if desired. Within convenient distance of business part of town. Inquire of J. R. Campbell at Guard office. J. ALAUX CO. Merchant Tailors 8 East 9th St., Eugene, Ore. Men's Suits to order, perfect fitting. Best qualities. Latest novelties at the lowest prices. f We do repairing and cleaning in gents and ladies' clothing. Very neatly done. We want. Your Trade Not Only for One Day, But Forever. I UndertaLraLNii!!M Corner Willamette and Set Embolus FARM FOR SALE A 147 acre farm for sale. Across me m.. ... , u-r.i in n.iii.a from Eugene. Part !:"..;! a Address Theodore W. T. finprwMu"". - UOLLUUi .-- , . - . vv.vyy rUotril ft I Glaspey, Jasper, Uregou. cTi-rn FOR SALE House of Dine rooms, j ReiIdene. o2o 0Uve g, Jrl with bath and fruit looms aud j Otnce in (Jordoa Blik !M woodshed attached ;good well of wa- ' frauds,.. tor; lot rtdded for irrigation ; lot - -.-J" -J 90 feet frout uy iuy ieei ua.- .." 3. av. O 1 tVENS I barn; number of fruit trees; good -j. W I earden. A bargain if taken soon. Will attend to Piano and fwj 319 East Ninth street. jU I and repairing. FOR RENT FOR REM' Nine rooms, with Datn and closet 53 East Ninth street. All outside rooms. 815 per month. Apply John Davies, 29 East Ninth Btreet. Larelul work and reasonable Leave orders at Rankin', Mubv or residence, 134 Weit T..w5 FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnish ed rooms for rent in our new brick block at 07 East Niuth street. Building is equipped with electric lights, toilets, baths and nil modern improvements. Geo. T. Hull A Son. FOR RENT A 11-rooiu fiat, newly arranged, papered aud painted iu brick on Niuth street, for less than ai .-in n mnni ner mouth, or separate to suit tenant. Enqttire E. II. lng-1 1mm, 'phone Main 9-3. Phone, Red 796 dfci When you break youjbil. Just take a hike And look for M;t. He will fix it goodforpric, , K.IKZ WALD'S Repair Shop, In rear ol Chambeis'HariiwirtSia ik. uuve street PROFESSIONAL C0L MISCELLANEOUS . L. N. RONEY, CONTRACTOR. Dealer In cement, lime and hard wall plaster Made in Oregon. The MOUNT HOOD Cigar F.C. POTTS MANUFACTURER. W. S. BUMPS VIOLINIST, LEADER OF BAND AND ORCHESTRA Late leader of Washington Theatre, Spo kane. Instructions given; mujic furnished for parties, etc. 284 Madison St, CHAPPELL & GIRARD Succeucn to G. W. Taylor HOUSE MOVING Of all kinds and descriotions. Prices rea sonable. Give us a chance to give you an estimate on your work. 131 West 3d Street. 'Phone Red 272 EUGENE. .... OKEOCS Democrats ought to bike np a col lection aud pay T. T. Geer for thn ' good lie did their ticket. Every time , ho opened his capacious mouth In behnlt of Wlthyoombe ho mude votes ' for Chamberlain, What fun will there by golug over j to Newport this vearf Lincoln conn- j ty went dry--beouuse they took a , mean advantage ond voted when the summer residents were all away. Hilly Hearst will run for governor of New York on a mmiluipal owner ship platform. That means a lively campaign iu tho Empiro State next fall. CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city at any time of the day Jtjtjtjt by special delivery. JM.rt E. T. BUSHNELL 277 I3th and Patterson Sts. First National Baivk OF EUGENE ?aid lip cash capital 3..-. rrr nd surplus $IOO.OUO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS line on rraiooable terms. Sleht drifts an Chlcstro. San Frpnciico and Portland. Bills of Bxchanze told on foreieo couotrlea. DepoalU received subject to check or certificate of deposit. All collections Inuvsted to uf will receive prompt attention T 0 KCNDK1CKS, President. S B'RAKIN, Vice Pres P I SNODC.RASS Cashlei. I H POTTER AsatCarb WANTED Three unfurnished rooms for family of three grown people. Enquire at this office at once, jli RUGS WOVEN TO ORDER Fiom your old carpet", trices reasouaDie nud work guaranteed equal to best. Freight charges paid. Prompt ex ecution of orders. Write today for particulars. A. L. Ferriiigton, Al bany. Or. tf WANTED Oirl for housework want ed, by Mrs. Frissel at McKenzie Bridge. Apply to -Mrs. Geo. Cro ner.81 East Tenth street. tf COOK WANTED-At the Hotel Sparks immediately. Write Dexter Sparks, Blue Rivet, Oregon. tf SEWING Girl would like work. Will go out by the day. Enquire at bL'i High street. j 8 PURE WATER Pure water from bed rock wells. I can bore or drill one for you cheaply. Why not have the best waterr Call on or address J. E. Kilborn, 219 Jefferson street, or C. E. Gardiner, 1106 Villard ave nue, Fairmount. Telephone Red J10NEV TO LOAN On real estate at low rates. Jesse G. Wells, nttor. uey-at-law, room G, 507 Willamette street. Eugene. Or. DiL. F. E. SELOVa General PratrifJoncr. 1 Office and residence in BetkwH(J 1 ClcpuuilC 1VCO 1371, DR. McBOUGAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEC In addition to ceueral ,, special atteiiliuu girea , women and children. OfUce over Preston 4 Ilak 'Phone BlackK W. O. PR.0SSER, . PHYSICIAN AND SURGES (n addition to eenersl srictlrt if surgery, special attention to alldUoMsfJ Residence, corner 14th and Pearl ana. Office, Beelewlth bulldlntr. Telephones Office, Black ll:StrUnal Mrs. Anna Maura Osteopath physician. All diseases treated Women and tij a specialty. Offices over Dunn's. 'Phone Red 1631. The automobile, all things conxid ered, Investment ' following the Flag When our soldiers went to Cuba repiirs, deterlora-1 Hl1'' t" ' hlltppiiips health was the tlou ami cost of running, Is a very l. Morgan, retired Commissary Ser expenslvo luxury. Iu a test at New jteant V. S. A., of Rural Route 1, 1 Concortl, N. H., says: "1 was two York the other day on smooth pave-! yems in CuU ami two years iu the ment and with machines lu the pink i'1,1l!U,,,,,'",V'r.,"u.1-. Xm)"v rahj?''t to colds 1 took Dr. King's New Discov of condition and operated by experts, !ery for Consumption, which kept me the gasoline fuel cost live ceuts a nillo! lHrfr,'t heMl: ,A,,.",..""L' ',n XT . Hampshire, wo tind It the best nied- ruii fur the one-seated machine that ; Icine in the world for coughs, colds, took first prize, weighing 0:t0 pounds, ; bronchial troublet. and all Imig dis ' ' ' rases. Guaranteed at . L. DeLa- aud nine cpnli for a two-seated ma- ( no's, druggist. Price, 50o and 1. chine weighing pouuds. At those 'Arml bottle free. Ilgurws a forty-mile run would cost not lean than t-' to tVi.M, according j to the mtu'htup, ami on wagon roads much morti, uf course. The horse Is cheaper, but he does not go so quick. Still there are lanes wheu the auto mobile does uot go at all has to lt towed home. LOGGERS WANTED Wanted, 25 lowers, $2.25 to $3.25 per day. Spaulding Logging Co., Salem. Oregon MEN WANTED Mill hands and yard men wanted, $1.75 to $2.50 per day. Willamette Valley Lumber Co., Dallas, Oregon. MEN WANTED , Mill hands and yard men wanted, $1.75 to $2.50 per day. W. W. Johnson Lumber Co., Dallas, Oregon. Mr. J. Mon Foo, an experienced compounder oE Chine.se Medicines, Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, of Albany. Oregon, Is now prepared to fur nish Chinese medicines to all. The un dersigned recommends him and guaran tees satisfaction Call or write him at No. J17 West Second Street, Albany, Oregon, JIM WESTFALL. Fine Hall for Rent The lnrge hall over Newland'B store, ! Ninth street, suitable for societies, j for rent. Is 38x100 feet aud can be i partitioned to suit. Will be vacant June 1. Inquire of J. N. Davies at . Eaton's book store. Dr. M. G. AE. BENNil Successor to Dr. H. I. Ptiat Osteopathic Physide Acute and Chronic Diseases Itta Oflice corner Seventh and Tiln 'Phone Red 1831. ' M. R. C. V. 5., EDINBURGH, SCTJ Dr. J. CHRIST, Veterinary Sufgfte. Secretary and trranw of tte ferf i " Medical BaxtnlDer: LWmwuc iu treated oo identiHc orlnctpie: Located at Bangs' Stable, Eep Re(. Turner 10th and OHve. PtetMJt For Sa!3 GEO. B. DOKRIS, Atttoiiiey-atLif e of WlllametH nth and Tenth A. LOMBARD, Jtj Dealer In Jtj 1 Cement, Lime, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor tor all kinds ol mason work. Enquire ol Billmire Bros., Draymen. H00 nnrn rnnnh nitimrnrl turalra milaa I east of Eugeue, four and a half miles , Of fl'jc west j from S. P. K. R. station, well im-1 bttwee I'ruvtfu , uu Hures oicuaru ; on lucieu- zie river; loamy soil; mostly seven vear old aonles of best commercial rn. rietios adapted to this valley. Low i ATTORNEY-ATUt liueresr, anu easy terms to suit pur-i , , , t ! chaser. For particulars inquire I Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene w i H H. 1NUHAM, j8 'Phone ilain 23, Eugeue, LEON R. EDMUtf Bank. Wool Wanted JI. Willinms Williams. Be: Attorueys-atLM Vnnr ivnnl tvnnfnrl pt Hit Kil.no-' TJr.w.t in u!l the Cd! cash nricn nt. thn Rnirond VnnIn ot..fn onrl lipfiire the U. & Mills. tf floe. Offices 12, 13, , bldg. Eighth Grade Examinations The final eighth grade examination for the public schools will be held on .May IT and 13, June 14 and 15, 190G. I. N. Bargains in Property Xt acres of rich bottom lat.d suit able for pinion, hops or fruit. Ootid hoiic nud lot, I tiirteenth street. Hue location. A snap. Choice ri'HtdetH'p lots ill Huddles ton's addition. The best In the city. M. M. DAVIS, X West Einhth street. 'Phone Itlack i 'M. O LOGGERS WANTED Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Walterville, Oregon. FOR CIGARS JULIUS GOLDSMITH HARBAUCH, l; I Rnpnlol ntteutlOD 10 ! settlement of e.tate -U Teachers who have pupils rendv for ' tinerital In"11"' V0;;; the examination should notifv the;"' "'"'"" ugene Transfer Co. Successor to Cloi ht --.MtfiiiiwaBiiBBiBBBraMaBiiM All llsd rrf banllae ana Lara votk, MtaltT. Wood for Salt. F1aa mtI Itorata. Otnet 1st atalrwar aouth of Lota aad Batlarl Baaa Offica ''t-tra tail. Km. rBoeaBuck C Now I the limn to tat t a new gun piillin In On VH, one In hUh all par ties nt!i' j. it n t'twiipitiii for the tle velnpiiit'tif (' stft's rt'Hnmvo, for more l;i:-u.-- and tm-ronse I pop. nlutlt'ii I. nrt bivito cup i tul lh;tt 1 looklnif for iMv.'Htntent In net 1 ... 1 mi. t. i ' - . :: v inak" tlwk !i:iu? iimiiut' Ui, The There's little room in this ureat world of ours for fie "bit wiini n. She's a hindrance tn hersi-lf iu s'rt'-1 cars, lints, eh'vtttors ; btit what can r-!io do, poor thintr tttke llollittrV liot'ly Mounttiin Tea, X ceuis. Ta Ol tul'lt't", l.inu ibt'vt l't noplace your old mattu n with uew, bought at C ainbor ' liar 1 m n. j Nw mtnmuteo our work. lU.uu Dye Solk. Euijene 1 I yMrn .. .jew 6 VCr Cht New Chinese Gnamd -a.a rvouns, tig, should notify the chairman of the school board, whose duty It is to conduct the examina tions In person or appoint some one other than tho , teacher, aud notify me of the nnmber of questions and who Is to conduct the said examina tion bo the examiner may receive the questions in time. W. B. DILLARD, County Superintendent Death From Lockjaw never follows an injury dressed with Bucklen's Arnica Sal. lt antin. ?oC5 j ic ;lld bealiug properties prevent gene, Or. A. C. Woodcock at-U n.nn.half block man Block. Enireoe.; J. J. Walton I3 VAT.TUX 1 A tlrnPVflt,, WillWactice in all lhe,!; state, ton (iflli-e-Koolii Block. EiU'Mv blood poisoning. Chaa. Oswald, mer- i L. B1LYEU, chant. Of If.nonln III- V- X I W !!.' 'IV I. ' i --u tkFsii:X'I,u,Nl V-'1! f. . 1 t.-. IM J v ' . . .r-, r,;,-a cnant, or Kenselaersville. K. Y. writes; "It cured Seth Burch, of this place, of the ngilest sore on his neck I ever saw." Cures cuts, Wounds, burns aud Bores. 25c at Y. j ajuiauo s artig store. Attorney Office over Yorrn Si gfue, ? Or"1 r'Al N 1 waiter on It und a . "arrih ir -lrlll 11 -with . liimmnr.er pour tr ic Voi-lurit etna, Wool and Mohair Geo. T. Hall i Son will Py the' hitibjet price for wool ana mohat--EU 1. HALl. A SO.N Come and got some of our bargains before they nre all gone, as every thintr i rrnii.. r., n. JEXMNi.,s A KDEUS. U M. TRAVIS, Attorney' OfOce-OverKik-en. XillllK. H.JmetisW TlwmP,a O TIIOMPSO Attorne: W;od, -nQ jr, t Hanson A. Kvll. lii-. i.c em office. (Iregriit Hc,t.., . ilovnirnt dtf OPfflceoverY ' Pnictit'e inii i S. D. AIXKN. ,j, ; 1c T P . li L""1 8 bome-maue bread mho test rixm 1 ' .Xttoraf)"4