Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE JDGENE DAILY GLIARD. GUARD PRINTING CO. inc. Published evury Uuy of the week' Sniiday tmcepUd. Address Jill com tEuiiioatiuns uuil make all remittances payable tu the Eugene (iuuid.lMigeue, Oregon bUUSCKU'i.'iO.N KATES DAILY Delivered by eiirrnii-, pur week 15 Deliver jd by carriiT.per muiilii . . 50 By muil.uuu year ( ui advance) . . 5 00 Not iu -advuuob i 00 Six mouths (iu advance) 2 So Jue month 50 tiiutfle copies 05 Advertising ratea niude knowu ou ppliualiou. Entered ai the pout office at Eugene. Oreguu, as second-duns mttjr AUKNTO 1'OH THE CA.. The tulluwkuK are authorized clake receipt for subscriptions or Uulis aot other business lor the Daily and Weekly Uuartl. W. C. Conner,. CotUine Urove. Lester Stacy, Colmig. J. iL. Clark, CreswelL AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. !FCESiAy, AUGUST 21 Greater Eugene Edition Along the line of actiou suggested iu ilast evening's Uuard, this .paper baa .decided to do Its part toward building up Oreator Eugene, Mr. A. Ribrubackir,a gentleman of ex perieuw aud imiuoiiiiUuidituIeiiW ,as a ta,JBrniull, has placed his ser vices at our dieposul and will have charge .irf.u "Utra'itor JUugoue" ,dl tlou uf the Guard, whioh will he is aiued tram itaiia otlkie at .up .early date, Nov it ils essniiAiiil in order to ruuli.e our iiopes fur a unuter Eu-i Himo '.tint Uveas ahkuld alsti be a tlreacer S(JjUld, , Greater Cottage AJrore, nud a Greater Jiiuotinii City fin fact, a Ureaicr Lam tiounty, which chilli include eree-jr growing tow unci cuftiuiuuity within ii hunlorn. 'With that end In view this dlitluir-jll cover ihe entire Ueii eorsrad by the trade at all these tuus without thu least partiality being show a toward flu j oue. The prosperity and pro gress of all are luterwnveu and ltoiiud together anj caunut he ,e pa rated, and It is the wrong ldeu to think that any one town of Jane count; bus a right to prosper at tlio expense of another. , ' Mr. Robrnlmchor will lugratlnte himself In'o the good wil of ull with whom bn has business rotations be cuua3 lie Is a gentleman of uulture and w'll curry out to the lotter all the contracts thai be enters Into. "Milk ing good" haa been his rulo of ao tion during half a 'century of bust uess activity, and In that respect be !" j"."r R ff)Wi M l)S njrf to I. We j HMnhieud lilm without reservation to our friends in Lane county, and pre dict that the G mi tor Eugene edition will he oue of the tlnost things of Its kind ever given to the raiding pub lic qf Oregon. Chile's Calamity Full dota'ls may be slow iu coming iroui Valparaiso ns they wore ic com ing from the much nearer cHy of San PiAUv"" ?n A'rl1 18 succeeding days, ' ' Appears that tne Chilemi earth quake began Ihuisday eveuing at ti o'clock. It bejaiiin violent and last ed about four huurs. It disrupted the granite rocks ou which Valparaiso stands und. tUlllbltd Vhe liouses 6vei lii liewllill'l:lll fuBlo. As IU hilil k-'raiiuiinio, dr followed the trembling tl'O eiirtn as the Bpitniah call It. tthd extended the work of destrnotiou. The full fury of tho eiirtluiuake and lire roll on Hie business district which lies iihmgshuro. Thero tho stores, banks, factories and largo ware houses are all destroyed or nearly so. We read that whole rows of build ings went down in H few seconds The earth in places lifted hikI pitched the buildings forward. Iu other places there .was n teriihlo tremor that shook every structure together. As lu San Francisco the ulght was everywhere aglow with unobstructed fires and clouds of choking smoke aud vupnr suttlod Into the streets aud housiis whore tlnot&s of homeless paisous were wnuderiug about, craz ed bj the awful calamity. The num ber of persons killed Is unceitiitn, but It Is undoubtedly great. Thf buslines loss Is undoubtedly great. It will fall heavily on the Ilritisb and other Kumptau Insurance companies haviug ageDoiea in the Chilean port. Following at an Inter val of fojr months the SarQFrannisco Calamity, the disaster will be felt with much severity in the cay, merQ luial world at lame. Marina. Uiuu.ll- cial and Industrial interests are now i so linked the world over that great calamities are felt siuiul'aueously in greut cities. The bouses of A. Ed j wards Jc Co., Williamson, l.Hlfour.A Co., W. R. Grace and Co., are wide jly known. They are of high -class : and serve to link American and ilrit ! ish interests with those of Chile. Germany, Spain and Italy are repre sented among the banks. Bunking -."'ne- coDC':oted ly ojfrcuulilu bouses. Hawaii, which is about tWH) ;iuiles mm Chile, was affected try rthe earthquuke. Wireless re-poita ifrom the islauds of Hawaii, Haiti and Hilo, reMrt a tidal wave, the Hunrul hoiglit of which was live fe&. In ;tlio inclosed Ray of Malacca U, lieight was estimated to be twice foilt, whole it carried a:ay a wtiarf juid irta I superstructure. Tha phenoiueua was manifest by an ecfrecodeut4i rsurt. Thirty live rears ago an earthquake in South America firoduced uimiliir effects in Hasraii. Moro woculurful. sxill was the record of the aeiemo graph ill Washington, D. C, uiiuro it fceit tally with the awful cala 'ity witiiilike accuracy aawtien San i-'sau-ciscO 'Wiis wiecked. A good many wail suliuoibers win not reeuive yesterday tUaily Guard beoanse only part of the .edition was priutod. .Oust after the p.upor was sent to press for no nceouiitable rea soo B?a33ibar of cogs were ripped out uf a wheel, autl the forma Irene taken to the Register office, where jibout 101) copies were finally printed, but it ws slow work, owing to the Cant that tbo press, whioh is a good mu olilui', was set for ,a different ui-Awi form and different chancu, and ''it was finally dooided into at night to quit. We regret this sccurrance, aud tope In time to have our new plant so perfectly lutttnllod thut accidents will lie as few and fur Ibotween ai augels visits to this mundavo upbore, Iu fhe cieiiutime tve .Qiuve the in dulgence of our readers. PATRONIZE THE MERCHANTS WHOSE ADEVRTISEMBNTS YOU READ IN THE DAILY" IJUARD. TEE1R GOODS ARE RELIAULE AND THEY BELONG TO THE AGGRESSIVE CLASS THAT MAKE CITIES GREATER AND. IIEITEK MONEY SPENT WITH THEM WILL SyRELY HELP VOU-.TRT ITI Eugene's Water Supply . Coos May TimeB: Eugene wants as muoh newspaper publioity for ber pure water as Bhe obtained over her typhoid epldeuilo, which of oourso le only fair, Notice To Public The Guai d wishes It understood that the only advertising matter that it prints freo are the ordinary notices of churcn Ber vines. All notices of lodges, societies, church entertain ments, whero admission is charged, and. Hll s!U'Ulr aJvcitising mutter wlii bo charged or ill a reasonable rate per Hue. We want thU under stoou ho thut there may be uo misun derstanding lu tli future; A iiowspapor's only suurul'S bf reve nue, are Its advertising space and subscription. UkU, nuil the public has no mnro tight to expect these free tlrnn to iiBk the merchant to give away Ms goods. The cutting off of the free, list will allow moro equitable Mid reasoiiHblo rates to all, aud tho (.luurd proposes to reduce both th advertis ing and subscription frcu list to tl inlinlmuiii. GUARD rillNTNIO Cti. A Mystery Solved "How to keep oil periodic atlacks of biliousness and habitual ronsiim tion was a mvstery that li. King's New Life Fills solved for inc." writes John N. Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind. The only pills that are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to everybody or iiKinov refunded. Only 'in' at W. U DeLcano's drug toro. Storage! Storage! Storage! I t'uolic ami privaie. oiuikv 1 kinds or goods and material, eto., at ) r"iisoiiablo prices. Goods receipted j fur. Hop stonigo oliultml. Purtiee j having hop ' atore will do well to see GEO. T. HALL A SDN. Jenny. Trent nipnt for pimples and blackheads ett. for absolute cleanli ness. I'iinplfs show that the body 1,8 absorbing poisonous substaiicea aud needs HoA-ter'a Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or lallets 35 oeuts. Q ua Drug Co PERT PARAGRAPH ' Faith would probably get very lax if doubt didn't keep It punched up. Most wives believe In their husbands as long as Uiey keep their bills paid. A fast friend swift man. not necessarily O There are men who never .get too old to be foolish. Heal people are tee sy to notice shams. .'A round of drinks seldom goes with a square deal. Meeting an old friend after years of separation Is likely to be like aatins a dlsb of warmed over hash. The reason women make good detec tives, is because they know bow to detect When a woman goes chopping Hie Hriues peopue earn their wages. . Some people make yon feel as If ;llou8e cleaning were contlnnnlly tilng aSome men -.aeem born to keep rthe currency m.Mtag. liothlng la aajraiperadnc ai a daub Jamiufrlend. nap ficxers naniefl Hop picking wiiil begin at the An darson yard, tiuwe miles northeast uf Eugene, September 3. Will pay one aw& per pooiifl. si Hop pirJcing at Htlw i"""-' yard, near iianritiburg, u iiU begin August 23. Will iy $1 per iiujulred ; pickers wanted. al8 Hop picking will comiucnce on the Patterson isltuid Septenfter 7th ; big yard aud a iong job; will be store on the gciound; groorrieM and .vegetables furnished at Eugene piwes. Will pay tl per sjuudred pounds. J. W. TaOBNSHUBY .d w si Diunu'8 breud Is made from potato yeest aud has that good, wholesome taste you like. Hop plokt'ra wanted at L. i). fur rest's yard three miles and a iiaif ubovo Waltorriile. Will pay i ceut a pound, pasture furnished for horses and cows for families. Plenty of ap ples aud frill!" free. Yard la free from weeds, and on the bank of the McKeuzio rirer, One camping grounds. There will be a dance free for the pickers twice a week with good music . families desiring an outing please coniPJunicQte with me at Lea burg. Hi It, P. FORREST. Hop ploklug will begin at Miller Bros, hop yard September J( Pickers are wanted. .81 Hop picking will beglq about tho 3rd day of Soptember at the old Gomph yard, five miles down the river road. Will pay one oeut per pound. Bl TO, I'QRRESTER, Hop picking will oegln lit the Wm. Nelss hopyard oue mile above Spring, field ou Tusedny, Septembor i. Fine bop yard, plenty of slahwood ou pUce, furnished free. Good water, Will pay 60c a boXj dAw 83 . XE1S WW 'nicking will begin at my yard ocptomber 4th. Three weeks' pick ing or more. Please let me know when you want to bo moved. Farm ers 12x2 a3l P. PENNINGTON. Hop pickers wanted tin the lower half of the Campbell & Walker hop- yard, couductcd this sensou by J, R. Campbell. Will commence Wednes day morning, September 5. Wired yard, strictly ohuu ground and heavy bops, with little lesf. In buttoul be tween road and railroad, a mile wist of university. Yard went 2510 pounds to the acre last year and ap pears as good this season. Hop picking will commence at the Linton yard Wednesday, Aug. 22. a21 T. D. LINTON. 1 will begin picking on Thursday, August 30. You are Invietd. alU) W. R. WALKER. Picking will begin in my yard the first week ill Scptemer. All persons who have picked for me in past years, also new pickers, kindly send in their names immediately that I may re serve a place for you. EDITH B. LIN'N. Hop picking will commenoe at the Presley Cheshire yard Sepembei 8. Wood tnrnlshed en the ground. slO H. F. HOLLENBECK'S Real Ilstate o Bargains... 45 acres, nicely located, 1 mileEfromf town, couniy road on 3nides The entire tract undertcultivation, 8 acres in hops. " Good 6-room house, good barn 'and outbuildings, fine well. One-fourth of the hops will gowith the pJace if sold at once. Price $4,000 THIS IS ASNAP "NewJ 7-room house vwith fcath and electric lights. Situ ated ;in the Town of Ashland, Oregon, Hocated in the best 'residence part of the city. Price j $2,000 WiH'exclhange for Eugene (property. ! Fine residence property with house of ,6 rooms, lot of, 66x208, all kind of shade j and fruit trees, situated on! the north side of Eleventh j street, in the very best resi-i dence part of Eugene. Price $2,500 ! Jf yon are looking for bar gains watch my Ads I refuse to sell or list property wove its market value H. F. HOLLENBECK Office 437 Willamette St. FINISB p r e serve and clenuer for pl- auun oiKuus, iniiHiJ lupijuipeutB and fnrnltiu-e- It removes' Hy specks Ink stains und dirt and leatoros the origiuul lustre aud fluM to Miy high; ly polished si!r,"oa' M 1 'the 1ft ever." Sold bv h A ltu"UA -tue ever." Sold by i ;;Jiino nuiu, EUGENE, - - - - OREGON Munroe's Second Hand Store 67 W. Eighth SL. Something new in Bed Springs a double diamond suooort spring lust as tWic sit the old kind, but will not sag. t)o not tail to see them, Tenti, Camp Stoves, Cots. Bedding. Vincent's Restaurant 37 w. 8th St. Good, substantial meal for only 15 cents. Try us and get your money's worth. Loggers Wanted Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Walterville, Oregon. CHAPPELL & CIRARD HOUSE MOVING ji ail mods and descriptions. Prices rea sonable. Give us a chance to give you an estimate on your work. 131 West 3d Street. "Phone Red 272 HALL & SHUMWAY, Carry sjull line of plumbing fixtures Plumbing and sewer work. Also general jobbing In t.u an sheet Iron work. Iron work prompt Iv attended to. 'Pbone Black 120L 480 ViUameUe. ThreeJFacts for You to Consider A shoemaker by trade can se lect good shoes, where others re ly on statements made by the seller. A shoe tuse paying heavy rent and other heavy expenses puts the additional price on the stock you buy. If you will study the facts above you can plainly see why it is a fact we save you money and give you goods that wear. Miller's Shoe Store 41 West Eighth Street, Fas! Room In Half Block W Schneider Block of Postofhce c IGAR s Julius Goldsmith CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city at any time of the day JtJJJ by special delivery. Jtjtjtf E. T. BUSHNELL 277 13tb and Patterson Sts. A. LOMBARD, Jl.w Dealer In Jtjt Cement, Lime, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor lor all klndsof mason work. Enquire of Blllmlre Bros., Draymen. Aya & Son For Your Plumbing, Tin ning and GenenJ Repuiiint'. No. 31' W. 8th St. 'Phone Red lli'i I S. B. Finegan General Blacksmithing Makes a specialty of fine horseshoeing- and placing of rubber tires on buggies. Cor 8th and Olive Sts OllicePUppj Black 1141 Rea, Pbon, Red Williams Co. Transfer Mgh? and Heavy Hauling "WOOD FOR SALE -405 Willamette St., Eugene, rth. The Oregon Kire Relief Association of McMinnville Will save money lor you. If your insurance is abojt to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county asent, and learn how we save you fifty per cent on your insurance. Brick buildingsa specialty. Eugene Office, McClung building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Rank. When you break your bike lust take a hike And look for Mike. He will fix It good for prices right, MIKE WALD'S Repair Shop, In rear of Chambers'Hardware Store. 152. Olive Street Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clark All klnd'of bnllm mod ttxm work. FUne mortnt fpcdsltr. Wood for Sale. Sronee. Offlce-1n nslrwiy sowh of Loan andSavrrtpDank Qfflca Ti kphow RtS inn. Vta. Ptwne Srd toil. S. E. STEVENS, Will attend to Piano and Organ tuning and repairing. Careful work and retftnable charges. Leave orders at Rankin's Mrsic Store, or reiidence.134 West Twelfth street Phone, Red 796 CLASSIFIED COLUMN Want Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. I to 6 times, per luue, I cent per word first issue, 'A cent per word each subsequent insertion. ' One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. FOR SALE FOR SALE One hundred acres of laud near city limits. for partic ulars call on owner at 52 East Ninth street, Eugene, Or. FURNITURE FOR SALE A g-eat bargain; an almost new complete housekeeping outni ior asmau 1am ily. Must be cash sale. Call at Ml West Sixth Btreot afternoons. a2a FOR SALE -One of tho finest cottage houses in the city. Fine flowers, fruit and garden. Onll and see the place. 370 West sixth street. tl FOR SALE Thiee horsepower Ruckus water motor. Call or ad dresss the Guard, Eugene, Oregon. FOR CHOICE LOTS On north side of West Sixth street, known as the Purker.-ou &, Quimby addition: full bearing fruit treeB; cheap, terms to suit; 8oo O. M. Purkerson, 111 Rlair street, or A. E. Wheeler, at the ubstract oince. 82U FOR SALE Ten-room modern bouse, on 80x1(50 foot lot. with fruit, only one block from Wil lamette street ; very cheap if sold soon. Investigate this. CttH lit 4U7 Oak Street. FOR SALE-Wishing to go to East em Oregon on business, 1 offer for sale the furnishings of the Matlock lodging house in Eugene; twenty four rooms, fully furnished. Will take part payment iu stock. Cull at the premises, Eighth aud Willam ette streets. a21 FOR SALE A piece of Eugene busi ness property under live year lease to good tenant, paying ten per cent on price asked, monthly in advance, and tenant to make all repairs dur ing term of lease, offered for wile See or address J. R. Campbell, Eu gene. FOR SALE I have decided to sell mv Altnmnnr: rifipin., mui-u Ghn ;a sired by Altigo, with a record of i.no, ana aanimea oy antinette, with a vafnyA nf O -Oi CU I.. .1 ...... u .u.u M.vr. la DUtl U ard bred on both sides. She has , great Bpeed and is kind and gentle. A lady can ride o' drive her anv ln TJ Ot't.n ri ..' jinei;. jrrn;e, rsoi.iu. T-none or write ' Frank E. Blair, Fall Oreek.Oregon. tf FOR REVIT FOK RENT Three fnrnislied rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire at U83 Onk street. tf FOR RENT One rnnm w down stairs and the whole upstairs v i.i now uuuuiug on oeventn street 1.1 A 0..nI.In ... . iinuaiu. flif WANTED WANTED Alan of good habits, with leam, ior position as driver. Per manent position to right party. References required. Apply at Wells Fargo & Co. express office. a28 OIUL WANTED Uirl or woman wantea to ao cnamter work. En quire Bt Howe's lodging house. a31 WANXEO-a girl to paok oundles at viw oonrectionery stoia. tf WANTED 'iv HUyNatlonal cash registers. Highest cash price paid, (state sorlftl number aud price ex pwJtvd and buyer will call prompt ly. PO. Box 458, Portland, Or. tf WANTED- 500 men and women to draw salary while disabled tr-m sickness or accident. Iuquire of A. J. Sheridan at the Garrett real estate office, 547 Willamette street. sl4 MISCELLANEOUS A COSTi Y ERROR If the person who paid to by mistake for a nickel foi a copy of the Guard vesterdav will cull at this office he can get his cniing". TIMHr.R CLAIMS Have purchasers ior timner claims situated in Klara nth und Lake counties. Act promptly. S. D. Allen, Eugene, Or. b'20 PUKE WATER Pure water from bed rock wells. I can bore or drill one for yon cheaply. Why not have the best water? Call on or address J. E. Kilborn, 210 JefTerson street, 'phone blue1' 2872 or C. E. Gord inier, IUKS Villard avenue. Fair mount, telephone Red 15H2. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED From KUrmonnt, light red cow with brindle cast; wears headstall and bell. Will pay for trouble of person giving Informa tion leading to recovcrv. S. Z. Pa.xton, R. F. 1). No. 2, Engene. a23 Call at the Woman's Exchange, 86 East Ninth street, for home cooking and tiakiug of all kinds. Orders taken for all kinds of cooked meats. 1st Sean tU ?ih4 Yoa Haw tints bough O'MVCI expert Metallf. investors. l- '""wi ta K"d "Ports on mines snj"01"4' nient. " or, kJ? "R-'G05 Corner Tl. STATE T ir-uvcc Ottice in L. N. R ONEY i-un i R ACTOR PROFESSIONAL COLUMN, rs. AnnrMaurer I'UJBIUmM I diseases treated. Women aud 2 a specialty. Ofn. "ocl"in Dunn's. -Phn RnJ r H ' itc" Dr. M. G. E. BENNPtt Soccer . u.H.g.TT, wsieopathic Physician AfiYj ?nd Ch': Diseases T7J .in. corner seventh anrl Win Thone Redl37l. RJ'S DR. GEO waii Surgery and General fr Office-Roney Building, over fcu ichange, Eighth Street '" Phone Blaclc 1661. E8ene. - - . Orejo. DR. McDOUGAL PHYSIQAN AND SURGEC IU BQUlUOn tO ffonsrnl r, ji. special attention given lo diaema tl women ana cliildren. Office over Preston & JIalos. , 'Phone 5i,ek j W. O. PR.OSSER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON urjry. aptclal altcriUoo to all aiieiM, Z ? " hroat and ra. ""nirrtt,ia ntti comer 14th and Pearl Kreen. Telerrwnea-Qllice. Bl.ck'll: BrjUesce. Iia .M. R. C V. S., EDINBURGH, SCOTUSO. Dr. J. CHRISTIE, Veterinary Sureeon. Located at Bangs Stable, Eugene. Ret. Corner loth anrl Olive. Phone Red 2611. LEON R. EDMUNDSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAT. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and SiAj Bank. J. M. Williams L. . Bui: Williams , Bean, Attorneys-at-Law Practice In ull fha nta a ... state and before the U. S. Land Of- nee. uirlcea 12, 13, 14, 15, JlcClmii Helmetis W Thompson Chas.j).Hsnli THOMPSON A HAEDT, Attorneys-at-Law Office over Yoran's Shos Store, & gene, Orepon. Practice In all the courts. L. B1LVEU, Attorney-at-La Office over Voran's Shoe Store, Eu gene, Oregon. L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-Ls Office Over Eugene Lobs 4 St IW Bank, Eugene. Oregon. J. J. Walton & P. X" WALTON A NESS, iu nt I otr Will practice In all the r,!n siaie. vrince nomu ton Block, Eugene, Oreynn. GEO. B. DOKR1S, Atttorney-at-lJiw Office west side of Willamette iW! -vT!...i, ...a Tor.lh sfrfl uuLweeu n nun on.. JOHN H. BOWRR . WILLI. ""'I BOWER Or MAKim Attorneys-at-Law Will Practice In All Court! Chrrr Chambers-Bfistow ..J FURKNIT. - - S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-si u"-- Rooml, Fiist National Bank lA 'ne, rjieene. w"1" I. N. HARBAUCH, Special attention to aT"?r3 settlement of estates. Agent t 1 tineniai uisiimiii --'...j-j u 5, First NatlonalBank BuildH 1 gene, Or. B. 0- H A. C. Woodcock WOODCOCK A rOTTEB. Attorneysat-i--- , Offlce-One-half block wnthrf roan-iiiocs, ,u.-