Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 08, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr.- LOGS PILED UP ON BEACH NORTH OF SIUSLAW Loss Estimated as High at $12,000. Towns of Mapleton and Acme Flooded on Thursday of Last Week - 16,000,000 Feet of Logs Passed Mapleton (Special Correspoadeace.) ' Florence, Jan. I. The sheer boom Of the alalia Limber Company broke Thursday evening, letting be tween l,iu0,6 and 1,000,000 feet or log co to sea. These logs wore rained at between T00 and tit, OOO. They are now piled up on the ocean beach on the north aide of the Siuslaw liter, scattered up the coast for I miles. It will be Impoaslble to get them Into the river. The heaviest loser will be the Oregon & California Lumber Company and the Siuslaw Lamber Company. All this weekj-l Stanleys' Sale will be the Attraction a 000 oooooso s. 0 .0 o a a 0 0 Tbe Flood at Mnpldon. ' Mnplctnn, Jau. 6. Tho heavy rain last Wednesday and Thursday raised the river the highest It baa been thin season. Thursday morning by eight O'clock the river was full of logs and continued so until dark, and some were still running Friday morning. It ta thought that nearly 1 (,000,000 feet pnsscd Mnplcton Thursday. About 1S00 logs were lost at tbe Ac me boom by tho failure of tbe sheer boom to work properly. This will be a heavy loss to tbe boom company or tbe mills. The high water flooded Acme and Mapluton, boats wore In demand and Troia twelve at night until noon Frl day that was the only mode uf trav eling In Mapleton, as the streets were flooded so deep that sidewalks were either under water or washed awoy. There was but little loss uslilo from tbe washing away of walks and fen ces. We bear of some rancehnrs who have lost some slock by drowning, but no heavy I oh of this kind has been reported. WM. VYOKD, OK NKIMON CltKUK IH MIHHINU Home tender Ift fer Rugene One Day Isut Hummer and Hua Not IWtoa Hem Hince. The (lleaurbor correspondent of the Florence West writes as follows: William Ward, the Nelson crook hoiuusloador, Is missing, lie was last oen beaded for Eugene on tbe Blugo from Mapleton Inst summer, was un derstood to liuvo about (30 In money, and It Is supposed be was headed for Arlington, Wash., to visit his fnther's family. It was reported that he had -been seen In Seattle since, but his falhur, Charlea H, Ward, writ that he has soon or heard nothing of him and that Arlington la only 60 miles from Seattle. O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 Men's 50c Fleeced Underwear, a garment Boy's 35c Fleeced Underwear, a garment , Misses' 30c Fleeced Underwear, a garment Ladies' 30c Fleeced Underwear, a garment Men's $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Hats, each Pins, five papers for . Safety Pins, two papers for 33c 25c 15c 15c 95c 5c 5c Men's and Boys' $2.00 Corduroy Pants, pair Men's $1.00 Cotton Work Pants, pair Boys' $1.50 Long Pants, pair Envelopes, 2 bunches, XXX quality for . Outing Flannel, 8c, JO, 12 and 15c, yard . Ladies' 15c Hose, 3 pair for . . . Hair Brushes, $1.50, for . 99c 50c 55c 5c 4c 25c 90c Sweaters, Overcoat's, Men's and Boys' Clothing Half Price Shoes at 25 to 50 per cent Discount r Thousands of items worth up to $2.50, or. our 5c, 10c, 15, 20c and 25c Tables Everything Reduced Going at, 10c to 75c on the Dollar 612 Willamette St. tat i! Eugene, Oregon 000 000003000 000 000 00000000 000000 000000000 00 00000 000000000 0000 00000 000000 000000000 $$ PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CROWDED CONDITION of Travis county, In whlrh the city of j Austin is located, on Saturday last. I This is the strongest Democratic (county in the state and Bailey's de- feat there may result In his failure I of re-election by the legislature, i Frauds J. Ilcncy, after securing 141 Indictments for land frauds in I Oregon with about 00 convictions has tendered his resignation as assist ant United States attorney general und will devote his time exclusively to cleaning up the corruption of the municipal government at Sun Fran cisco. The condition of the railroad mag nate, E. H. Harrlman, Is reported Superintendent Arnold informs the Ouurd tbat the public schools are now all crowded and about tho last of the present month conditions will be worse in the high school. A new class from tho elgbtb grade will come In then and It Is going to be a dim- cult problem to handle It. The very serious, teachers are now all crowded with Chinese Quarter of work and it looks as It an addltlonnl demolished by Are teacher would have to be secured. '1100,000,000 The necessity of another school building In tho Immediate future Is aparent. The district owns a lot In Kairmount, and It Is probable that the directors will soon begin to dis-iof the clergy there. cuss the matter of building upon It. District Attorney Jerome, of New ! York today made application for a The best home cooking at the thea- special venire to try Harry K. Thaw A.MISKJ1E.VTS That tremendously popular rural play, "Qulncy Adums Sawyer," which seems to be repeating everywhere Its New York success at the Academy of .Music, has many strong comedy fea tures; yet It possesses the touch of true pathos which prove that author, producer and management have la- Bankok was today. Loss bored with good results to appeal to the sentiment that is close to the surface in every theatre audience. The surroundings, the mls-en- Bieue ui luu lubi act, lur lusiuuce, are most effective In a novel, strik- lilSIXKSS I1HIEFS. ! Paint with Phoenix paint. Preston Hales, agents. j M. O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave oraers at H. K Morris' music store Sweet Cream at the Palace of i Sweets, 35c quart, delivered to any part of the city. I Paint with Pboenlx Paint. Preston I & Hales, agents. M. O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave orders at H. E. Morris' music store. SIGX PAINTING. R. D. Leitch & Co., 60 West Eighth street, make a ftnecinltv nf nlim nnrt lng and powerfully appealing way. ,... The rising curtain discloses the ex-; The pope today announced that he terior ' farmhouse, wrapped in the That.g (he house the docU)r bullt , will no longer accept "Peter's Pence" folds of a New England snow storm.: The biggest house you see; from France, all donations from tbat A moment is given to this picture , Thank goodness he didn't get our tre rate. dtf Mc FALL'S DAIRY HKltD FHKK FROM DISEASE Administrator's Hale of lb Mil Properly In the County Court of the Slate or Oregon for Lane County. In tho Matter of tbe Estate of (lotllb Martlu, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that by vir tue of un order of the County Court for Lane County, Oregon, made and entered on the 7th day of January, 190T, In the matter of the estate of Gotllb Martin, deceased, tbe under signed administrator of said estnto will on the Ittb day of February, 1907, at one o'clock In tho after noon or said day at the south door ol the court house, In Eugene, Lane ' County, Oregon, oBur tor sale and ell to tho highest bidder at public auction and salo, for cash, the fol lowing described real property owned by said estate, to-wlt: The south west quarter of Section ti, In town (hip 10, South, of Knnne 6 Went. Willamette Meridian, situuted In Lane County, Oregon, routalning 160 acres. Dated this 8lh day of Jauuary. WILLIAM 0. MARTIN, Administrator ot the estate or Gotllb Martin, Deceased. : Eugene, Or., Dec. 28, 1908. I hereby certify that I have exam ined and tested the dairy herd of McFall Bros, and find entire herd In perfect health and free from all diseases, with the exception of three cows which I have found affected wltb tuberculosis, and I have con demned the same and they will be' killed. I cheerfully recommend tbelr dairy products as being absolutely pure and free from all diseases, and handled wltb tbe greatese of care. J. CHRISTIE, Stock Inspector, Lane County. country being devoted to the support and then tne front wa" of the house disappears and the action of the play goes on without it. The storm with out Is indicative of the stress within, and the visual impression intensifies sympathy with the tribulations of the characters. Hope blossoms Into fruition, as the action proceeds, and Joy succeeds grief. When the story comes to its happy for the murder of Standford White. money, For we all drink Rocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Co. Subscribe for Tbe Dally Guard. Eugene Theatre Phone Black 122 2 GEO. H. SMITH, Manager Quincy Adorns Sawyer This Great Rural Play will be at the above theatre Tuesday, Jan. 8th 19 0 7 Have their own band and orchestra ' All their own sceenery Do not miss this attraction Seats on sale at Box Office Monday a. m. at 8:30 Prices 50c, 75c and $1.00 EATON'S MKHSEN'GEIl SERVIC E, Messages ana small parcels deliv ered to all parta of tbe city by care ful, courteous boys. EATON'S BOOK STORE, tf 'Phone 1801. no Pile (-lire A thousand dollar guarantee govs l'h every bottle ol Dr. Leonhanlt's Heui-ltold. the only certain cure (or ovory form of piles. George Cook. St. Thomas, Ontario. Writes: "Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-ltiild cured me or a very bad rase or piles ol over ten years' standing I had tried ev- knrythlng but got no iiermsnent re 'ller until I tried llem-Kold. I had blind and bleeding piles and suffered everything. Olnluieuts and local treatments failed, but Dr. Leon hard) a llem-Hoid cured me perfect ly." Hem-Hold Is a tablet taken Inter nally whlrh removes the cause of piles, tl at druggists. Dr. Leon hard! Co., Niagara Falls, N. proprietors. CARRIE NATION certainly smashed a hole In the bar rooms of Kansas, but Ballard's Hore hound Syrup has smashed all records a cure for coughs, bronchitis. In- fluenta and pulmonary diseases. T. C. II., Morton, Kansas, writes: "I have never found a medicine that would cure a cold so quickly as Bal lard's Horehound Syrup. I have used It fer years." Sold by Linn Drug Co. Cured of Lung Trouble. i "It Is now eleven years since I had : a narrow escape from consumption," j writes C. O. Floyd, a leading business 1 ending and the family group, which man of Kershaw, S. C. "I had run has been about the supper table, down In weight to 135 pounds, and!. in , alnillnl. the "Doioloirv " and coughing was constant, both day and J , . slnglDg tne "oxology, and uiaiuui mier. me-ouse exterior night. Finally r began taking Dr. Kink's New Discovery and continued this for about six months, when my cough and lung trouble were entirely gone and I was restored to my nor mal weight, 170 pounds'.' Thous ands of persons healed every year. Is shown, bathed In soft moonlight. The storm without has passed, as has that within, and the smoke which curls lazily from the chimney betok ens peace and comfort. These con- Guaranteed at W. L. DeLano's drug ' trasting scenes are most significant store. free. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle Notice tor Bids. Office of Clerk of School District No. 4. Sealed bids for furnishing 200 cords each of 4 foot grub oak and body flr wood, to be delivered at the school buildings of the district on or before September 1, 1907, will be received at this office until January 15, lu07. at noon, when bids will be opened. The board reserves tbe right to re ject any or all bids. A bond for the faithful perform ance of tbe contract will be required. FRANK REISN'ER, Clerk School District No. 4. Eugene, Oregon, December 8, 1906. in symbolic beauty; like the famous "last scene" of "'Shore Acres", the last scene of "Qulncy Adams Saw yer" has moments which will be re membered long after recollections of the main story of the play have pass-j offered you. ea out or tne mind. r . . i. t . At the Eugene theatre tonight. US U yOU' bankers- We would like to be your Bankers The patronage of this bank has grown appreciably during the past year. We want to show an even greater growth during the present year. We can point with pride to a long list of pleased patrons and would like to number you among them. Every facility, every courtesy, consistent with sound banking is Fine Job Work Tho Guard office Is better equipped to do your Job work. We give you prices on your work and our Job de partment Is conducted by one of the best Job printers on the coast. He came direct from the east to us and Is 'ip-to-dnte. That's what progressive people want up-to-date Job work at prices no higher than you pay for Inferior work. No Job to small of large for us. Get ur prices. GUARD PRINT1NP 'OMPANY (iKVKH.U, NK.WS NOT KM There are a thousand rases of typhoid fever reported in Scranton, Pa., owing to a contaminated water supply. The Supreme Court of Washing ton has decided that Esther Mitchell the holy roller fanatic who murder ed her.brother at Seattle, cannot be legally deported to Oregon. It was The Ideal Family Laxative Is one that can beu sed by the entire family, young and old, weak and strong, without any danger of harm ful effects. It should have properties which Insure the same dose, always havng the same effect, otherwise the quantity will have to be Increased and finally lose Its effect altogether. These properties ran be found In that old family remedy, Brandreth's Pills, because Its Ingredients are of the pur est herbal extracts, and every pill Is kept for three years before being sold, whirb allows them to mellow. We do not believe there Is a laxative on the market that la so carefully made. Brandreth's Pills are the same fine laxative tonic pill your grandparents used. They have been In use ror over century, and are sold In every orug md medicine store, either plain or ugar-coteJ. Miss Leonora Jackson, the distin guished violinist, will appear at the 1 Eugene theatre next Monday under the auspices of the Uulverslty School of Music. Miss Jackson returns to America after an absence of three years In Europe, where she has been adding new laurels to her already brlllant career. Her success has been truly phenomenal. Such Is her pow er to Inspire audiences, such her ge nius and marvelous mastery of the ! Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, Established 1892. Capital and SutbIus $100,000 When we were "Kids" how fond we were of iellies. jams, preserves, canned fruits, ana otner delicious food nature provides. This grocery store has a stock of these crowning' giones ot a luncheon, and in between bite or a dessert for dinner. One sample will show their worth. We also carry a full line of Crockery and Graniteware. W. M. GREEN p&WcK 619 WUlomette St. Phone Main 25 First National Bank OF EUGENE I Paid up cash capital j snd surplus $150.00 I A GENERAL BANKIN0;BU$1NESI violin, such the Incomparable charm u r k"Z. Buu otSctaS." of her personality and sweet music 'Jl'S'S.'i- tv"' 'eirt mm cbk that she has taken Europe and Amer- ITll! c"KUoM 'wr",' g m T O HSNDRCKS, Presides!, S B'EAKIN Vie. L.CHSi5, H. E. A.MKEVY PreiddenU Vlce-Presldcot DARTIN BRBTOW, Cashier. Chambcrs-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene. Oregon. The Right Name. Mr. August 8herpe, the popular overseer of the poor at Port Mad ison, la, says: "Dr. King's New Life Pills are rightly named: thev act also decided to appoint a lunacy com-1 more agreeably, do more good and nil.lon to enquire Into the mental mke. nn" ,M'1 hHtT ,hn nT ,as mn.iitinn ., .... i tire. ' Guaranteed to cure blllous- conditlon o the woman. , ,,, fon,tlplon. ,5c ,t w. L. Senator J. W. Bailey, accused or i DeLano's drug store. being mixed up with Standard Oil, 1 was defeated In th second primaries Subscribe for the DAILY GVAIU). lea by storm. Queen Victoria deco rated Miss Jackson with the Victoria star. The Prussian government a warded her the Mendelssohn state prise at Berlin. She has appeared on programs with Paderweskl and the greatest celebrities, and as soloist or the most renowned societies (Lelp xlc Gcwandhnus, London Philhar monic, Paris Colonne Orchestra, etc.) where no American violinist has ever , Paid Ud Cash Capital $50 OOO i before been engaged. Her American itours. as well, have been veritable .J"1 , Iwght. Monty I triumph,. At Los Angeles. Cal., for 0' l 1 example, the grammar schools were banking buanen transacted, 'dismissed and over 4000 children " welcomed the gifted artist to their : city. She has been engaged by the j j leading musical organliatlons and j clubs from the Atlantic to the Pa cific, and America Is Justly proud of her, for she has achieved a place or honor "among the world's most noted violin artists" and "a name that will live 1n musical history." jPlumbing THE TKXAst WOXPEtt Cures all kidney, bladder an rtue. malic troubles; sold by.all druwtai or two months' treatment by mall ror fl. Dr. E. W. Hall.2! Oltvn street, St. Oouls, Mo. Send for tes timonial. Sold by Hull's Drug Store, ... w tf Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do al kinds of reliable plumbing and timing Wv.rk. Ca Wt us estimate on your work. Aya & Meitzman U West 8th St, Phone black II71 Wear Good Clothes During Coming Year You can do this and they will cost you no more than to buy those of inferior quality and style-it you will come to our store. We carry the best makes of ' Clothing Ind the most complete line of Gents' Furnishings in Eugene. e can afford to make prices right, because we ow;i our building and have no rent to pay. ED. HANSON 8 EAST NINTH ST. OREGON EUGENE, ooawaggoaa 50 East Ninth Street, Phone Red 1271 jjAgWAjlE AND IMPLEMENTS EXPERT Pl.llMnnu TfrWlNG AND HOOFING COOn Urtnts ... - . .