Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 21, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textvill IMPROVE FOLEY SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT A. A. Hafllnger, of Foley Springs u In thA nltv. havlnff ..Mffipr resoi i. " ...H ud from roruana on vue iucui ast Blgnt -"- - ; ' . i Aimnanv witn Mrs. n H- Thov are on tne way 10 me user. Brings, expecting to leave tor mere .rHav or Sunday or as soon as e weather gets better. Mr. namn- cer toio a u"1"" " number of Improvements which they moect to make at the resort this ... r..nw rannrrpr tnnRT HT 11 summer. If It Is possible to get the lumber In time a double-deck veranda be built onto the front of the hotel. This Improvement has been In contemplation since last summer, but heretofore It has been Impossible to secure the iniiiuci, me i Blue River being away behind with orders, and It would be too expen slve to haul the lumber from the valley. Mr. Hafllnger thinks he can get the lumber before the coming sa son is over, as a mill is to be erected at McKenzie Bridge and will be in operation within a few weeks. An Improvement that has long been in contemplation and will be made this year, if possible, is the piping of the hot water of the springs to the hotel, the ofllce and the cot tages for heating purposes. The ear ly mornings and the evenings in that altitude are quite cold, even In the summer time, and the pleasure seek ers hover close around the fires. Mr. Ilallinger has disposed of his restaurant business in Portland, and intends hereafter to make Foley Springs his permanent home. Dur ing the next few years other im provements not mentioned here will be made at the resort, and by the lime the electric line up the McKen zie Is completed they will be in shape to care for the much larger patronage they are bound to enjoy with the ad- -ont nf Ihp rnllwnv. MAKItllOD. At the Methodist parsonage in Eu gene at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Hev. U. H. Trimble officiating, Uoy Sim mons and Miss Ida M. Belils, both of Coburg. rosltivcly cureii by these Little Fills. Tuey also relievo D!s- tre3 frora Dyspepsia. In I digestion and Too Ilearty Ealing. A perfect rem edy lor Dizziness. Nausea. Drowsiness. Bad Tasta In the Mouth, Coated Tnniruo, pain In tne side, JTOI'.I'ID LIVER. Thos regulate tbe Bowels. Purely Vegetable SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE Genuine Must Bear Fac-Sirmle Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. HALL &. SHUMWAY, Carry a full Huh of plumbing fixtiiret Plumbing and sewer work. Alao general jobbing in tin ri d sheet lion work.' Iron vroik promt v HtterHerl ri.. Phone Illnck 1371. 409 Willamette st. Taylor & Smith Real Estate Agents COBURG, OR.EGON. You Spring Suit is Here You will find it at Hanson's made by the famous Michael Stern Tailoring House Latest and best of material Uaa Special Hats $1X0 lBfcwr Kan j Ea 9th Sl . Eugene, Or SIGH Hi CARTER'S I ICJlTTLE gIVER I I a I I II CARTERS fiTVTkER HP WILL GO TO o PORTLAND JN CANOES Ten students of the university, most of them Portland boys, will take their canoes down the river to their homes the coming Easter vacation, which begins April 20. At least Ave canoes will go in one fleet, and It is believed here that that is the largest number that ever started from this point. Some of those who will make the trip are William IlugRlns, Louis Pinkham, Hubert qbertautler, and Richard Charman. Last fall three O. A. C. students tried the trip between here and Cor vullis and were almost drowned. Since then no one has tried the river, though in summer time It is not un usual for light boats to pass over the rapids. Ilelow Albany the fleet will sail each canoe being provided with a small canvas. BAND WILL ORGANIZE TOMORROW NIGHT A meeting of the band enthusiasts Is cnlled to be held in the navies hall on Ninth street Friday evening, March 22, at S o'clock, for the pur pose of taking steps to organize. All musicians who desire to become members of the band are urged to be present. The committee which Is so liciting monthly subscriptions from the business men for the support of the band is meeting with good suc cess and will probably raise the re quired amount within a few days. PKKSIlYTKItlAX MKKTINUS I l)i:'KlXHM(; MICH IXTKKKST ' The series of meetings in progress at the Presbyterian church is devel oping much interest and strength. hast evening the church was crowd ed to its utmost capacity. Mr. Steele preached a very strong sermon from the text: "God was in Christ recon ciling the world to himself." He dealt with the character of Clod, showing that God does not hate man, 1 and is only prevented from destroy- 1 Ing them by Christ, but that Jesus Christ is the revelation of God. Je sus loves and saves bedause God loves. Jlcn do not need to fear God, but fear sin and the devil. The music was excellent. The singing of Mr. lloppy Is one of the chief attractions of the meeting. The orchestra will be present again to night to assist in the song service. NOTIC'K TO COXTR.UTOItS IticH Will lie Kocrlved for 1'i.ving Willnmctte Street. ; Notice Is hereby given that the! common council of the city of Kugene will receive bids for the construction of the improvement of Willamette city, in accoruauce wnn which iigree street, from the south line of the ment Warren llrothers Company Southern Pacific Company's right-of- agrees to license all contractors de- way to the south line of Eleventh street, provided for under ordinance number (101, passed by the common council March 11. 11107. and niiurov- ed by the mayor on March 11, 111117.; Said improvement to consist of the excavation of said street as provided for by the plans and specifications prepared therefor by tbe city engi neer; the construction of uniform ce ment curbing in and along either side of said street between said points, to lie constructed in accordance with plans and specifications prepared therefor by the city engineer, and for1 the pavement of said street between said points with bithulithie pavement, said pavement to lie in accordance with the plans and specifications lire- pared therefor by the city engineer, nil of which plans nnd specifications are now on file in the office of the city recorder. Hids for said improvement will be received by the common council at the office of the city recorder up to 7:30 o'clock p. ni. on Tuesday, the i Woodmen of the World Special Meeting tonight 3 CoAAittos or HoQ owl An rijoiw! mertiM of Eugene !. Sn. S, Will b b-kl In the banquet room 01 ri'iiu"' committee npixjte.l lu.t meetlim on selection of n j building for lu.II purpose' Hill r.-.rtO Kvry ittfinl-r .lioiild j make a s-rlnl effort lo attend. f K. SXOIMillASS. M. SV.l!Vl:l!H. 1:. ,. kai:i:ix;tox. Colilinitlee. o BASEBALL MEN WORKING OUT INGYHNASIUM The baseball candidates for the University team are working out hard in the gymnasium during the wet weather but the last few days of outside practice showed that some changes In the probable lineup are likely. Huston, who has been try ing for pitcher, has shown up some remarkable ability as an Intlelder and It seems likely that he will play there instead of pitching. Ramp who was an Intlelder last year, Is likely to go to the outfield, therefore, though these things are not certain until about the first game. Kelly will probably play In the field part of the time, also for though he caught last year Johnson Is showing up equally as well behind the bat. "Dud" Clark Is making good at center Held. He is easily tbe fastest man of the outfielders. Kent ley is also doing good work chasing Hies. Coach llezilek has been working very hard with his pitchers. Last year the weakest part of the team was the slabsters and as there Is no new material In sight, Hezclek Is simply developing the pitchers of last year. So far, he has worked on the fundamentals trying to get form. Html seems to be trying the hardest. and last year all that kept him from : am! participated in by over a hnn being lirst-class goods was wildness. I died ladles. The decorations in the Hozdek, who Is an experienced back-1 dining room were most elaborate and stop, however, has given him some valuable points and the poorest fan can see the improvement In his con trol, llurd is u left-handed Eugene lad. "e "rst haspuiill trip will be made (ll,, in thti Kuater vacation. The team wilt play the Multnomah club, another Portland team, the Oniles club, Whitman, Pullman and Idaho. 20th day ot March, I : 0 7 . at which time said bids will be opened and cnsldpr(,d ,)V ,he common council. Kach of the above specified im provements are to bo let by separate contract to the lowest responsible bidder therefor, the common council reserving the right to reject any or all bids. A certified check for five per CPUt of the amount bid shall accompany each bid or proposal. The excavation, as provided by the plans and specifications, shall be completed within 70 days from lot ting ot the contract therefor; the curbing provided for shall be com pleted within 70 (lays from the let ting of the contract therefor, and the paving shall be completed within 90 days from tne clnte ot letting tne con- tract therefor. Attention of all contractors Is called to tne agreement oi warren llrothers Company, filed with this siring to bid for the work to lay .lie bithulithie pavement In acconlanc; with its patents nnd the terms of said agreement. Hated 1H07. tills 12th day of March B. '. DOItKIS. (iiy Recorder. I.AIIII'.S MlTII'H, .Mii,i,ii:i!Y oi"i:xi; Friday nnd Saturday, March 22 nnd 23, at 1:1 Hast Ninth street. Ill2:i ''Its. FOX. XEW TODAY. FOR RENT Furnished house-keeping rooms, bath, hot and cold wa ter, also one large sleeping room; cheap rent; Inquire at t!3 West Eighth street. Monroe's second hand store. Phone Red 30-11. m2S remarkable pictures of the birds lll'SINKSS OI'I'OUTI'NITV Flnei()f tha( vl(.nllv Klamath county Is chance for party with little means' n( (, rI1,i,.KV),!H fr nearly every to go Into manufacturing niisiness ; for himself. $:i , part Address "S," rare (iuard. 1 cash. ! ' 20 Grounds to Report SUCCESSFUL O CONVENTION OF REBEUHS The district convention of the Re-1 bekahs in the I. O. O. K. hall in thin city yesterday afternoon and evening , was a success in every particular. Sixty-two delegates from the seven lodges were present, besides severnl members of lodges in other juris dictions who happened to be in the city. Mrs. Ella Frnzer, of Kugene, wns chosen chairman at the opening of the convention, and Mrs. Mary Mar tin, of Springfield, secretary. The work of the order was exemplified and Mrs. Martin read a very interest ing and instructive paper. Spriug fifld was selected for the meeting place of the next convention. Mrs. Jaea Wllloughby, of Kngene, was elected president and Mrs. Mary Mar tin, of Springfield, secretary for the ensuing year. The lodges in this dis trict art those at Kugene. Spring field. Florence, Mapleton, Coburg. Creswell and Goshen. The evening session of the conven tion was more largely attended than the afternoon session, the lodge hall being crowded to its utmost capacity. Afier the work of the convention was completed a splendid banquet was served in the dining roow below coiiKisieu til ivy, wrrgiiu rapc ami flowers. The pink and green color scheme was carried out In every de tail, the decorations being arranged with artistic taste. ELI BANGS FURCKASES HENDERSON PROPERTY KM Hangs, the pioneer Kui;rm' liveryman who hns been residing in Eastern Oregon fur tho past several months, has purchased ttie residence property belonging lo the Henderson estate at the corner of East Eighth and Pearl streets. He Is now on his way here with a car load of horses, and it :i probable that he will' go into the horse dealing busi ness, erecting a stable on the rear portion of the lot he has just pur chased. The price paid for the prop erty is not given out. HM. OX K Kl.VMCV WILL SI'IO.AK ".l.MO.Vii THK WATKItKOU'l' Lecturer for the Audubon Society to . Adiliess Students of l iiiversity nnd Public Schools Nct Week. Wm. F. Flnlcy the national lec turer of the Audubon Society nnd president of the branch In Oregon, will lecture next Wednesday on the subject "Among the Water Fowl" be fore the assembly of the I'niverslty, and in the afternoon, at 1 o'clock, will talk to the public school chil dren In Vlllanl ball. Ills pet lire will be Illustrated by colored lan tern Hlides. Mr. Ftiilcy Is one of the best au thorities in Hi.' Fulled Slates on bird life, and is an Ititcn-sllng lec turer who has received remark able appreciation wherever he has been. In many large cities whole pages of the leading newspapers have been given over t" dexerlptluns of Ills work nnd Iih ' n'loio'i-npln. I'l l pi': tares are coi -ld' ti -i the most won derful product Inns of birds that have ever been taken In Ibis country. The best of these will be shown on the screen here next week. Of late the nol"d student of nature, for hi' is such, lias been studying the fowl In Hie Klamath Lake country, land while there obtained some truly , , wat,.r r tM. Nortli- I west coast. The home of Mr. Flnley Is In Port-1 land, and from every account Ins style anil delivery In his addresses Is most Interesting and entertaining. Every short while the dallies of Port land have some of his views or ac counts of his work and adventures. JAMES STKKI, APPOIXTKI) STATE n.VXK EXAMIXKH Salem, Or., March 20. At a meet ing of the state board this niornlnK formal announcement was made of the appointment of ,'ames Steel, of Portland, a state bank examiner. Tata appointment does not take ef fect until Xy 25. The ofllce car rl4 aalary of :iu"0 year and ex penses. If yon have any clothe that need cleaning, dyeing or pressing, give us a call. We do first-class work under guaranteed. Eugene Steam Laundry. O tf Il onion sets. CIIAMIIERS HARDWARE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CLEANING Uf DAYS Tomorrow and Saturday are the days net aside by Mayor Wllkius as cleaning up days for the citizens of Kugene. The mayor desires the Guard to announce that It Is his de sire that all citizens, whether prop erty owners or not, clean the rub bish from the streets and alleys sur soundlng their homes and business property and if possible burn it; If not pile it up and wait till It Is dry enough to burn. Kverybody who has a pride In the city's nppear unco should take the mayor's ndvlce and see how much cleaner the streets and alleys look Sunday morning than they do at the present time. l''or City neconlcr. i. t. i .f". .aw i'ly 1 1 1 1). L. Cartmell announces his can lldacy for the otHco of city recorder at the election to be held on Monday, April 1. li07. PILES TltEI IX TO 11 DAYS PAZO'S OINTMENT Is guaranteed lo euro any case of Itching, blind, 'deeding or protruding piles in (1 to I t days or money refunded. 50c.. ' lo had no coat upon his back, Hut hud one on Ills tongue, And Kocky Mountain Ten, 'tis said. Kept him from being nng. Had breath. Mini Drug Co. l.lmo an.i sulpliur spray ready to use any quantity. CIIAMIIi:ilS HAHDWAHE, Mine and Hiiiptnir spray ready to uso any quantity. ClIAMDHitS 11 AflDWAHl'j. ' Potnliima Incubators aro easy to operate nnd sure hatchers. Wo have them in stock. CHAMBERS HARDWARE. Just Arrived Our ?j'in; Sloe It of Casrlall tni Tennis Goods, Running Shoes, etc Baseball managers are invited to inspect our line of Spaulding Mitts, Gloves, Masks and Bats. To the lover of the Tennis Court we wish to say that we have Shoes, Markers, Nets and Rackets from $1.25 to $7.00. Do not fail to see our stock be fore buying, it will pay you. Barker Gun Store 5 1 3 Willamette St, MILL WOOD 4-Foot and Stove Leeths. Leave orders at Hull'j, 537 Willamette St. 01 Phone Main 6U A. V. BAR.NAR.D & CO. Driver urill collect on delivery, STOP WITH VS. HOTEL GROSS WELL'NGTON WADDLE, Prop Open Day and NIkM. Long Kliilanrc Ti-liilliinii In Ofrke Kvi'rythliiK ni'W anil lJ?rHt-rliiHH. CIok; to tin.- (lt'U"t- t'itn catch nil trains withnm liny worry or trouble. PrlcCH rt'UHonulilc. D "3 ' A $ N'M9d SUMMER WAISTS Our New White Waists are in Comejand see them. Prices from $ 1 .2 5 to $4 each ickiin IMIOXK. MAIN (1:1. TWO KNTltAMi'.S I'aik mi. I Ouk Streets: . lith mill Oak Streets l)NNNMMHttMNMNMWMfMtMIMMHWHN 19 OVERTON HAS MOVED TO Nos. 16 and 18 - West TthSt. Where he will be plcasjd to have friends and Customers come and sec him. S Drink ORCHERADE A DELICIOUS BLENDING OP FRUIT JUICES : Pure,Refreshlng,lnvlgoratlngr,Wholesom T " Al Boda Fountain or In Bottle ' . ( AM 1( Tl ltlOli IIY IcToiONM lum'r.INU COMPANY JHints on tho Care of Jewelry 1 . Jtnvclry Hhmilri not. tin thrown In a ouho promiscuously, at) It will hoconio Hoiiitcliod or Hcarred. DinmotulH In imrtlcni liir, 11 h they will Bcruich or nlcl'c uiu-h other. 1!. Wash frequently, iihIhk boa p n ml warm w a l.tr ; r I no thorotib'hly in alcohol nnd dry In boxwood HnwdiiMt. IMnmnnda should ho kept. Heun to be bril liant. Tho top beeomeH eloctrle from tho friction In weurliitf. while the buck ot the stono will becoino covered with dutd. or lint iittracted tlioroby, which destroys Its brlllluncy. 3. Diamond mount Intffl should be examined frequently, to see that the clamps or claws do not wear and let the stone fall out , especially In flntsur I. Pearls become discolored by the accumulatloii of please, soup or simitar sulislunncs col lect! hk around the clampH and under the HettliiKS. They can be w ashed (he same as ot her Jewelry, but not with hot We will be pleased to clean any jewelry purchased 'l us, Kill If. 4. j.Tluckey The Reliable Jeweler Estiilillslinl IK(II). Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitzimn 34 Welt Sth St, Phone black 1171 Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOI FOR SALE 504 Willamette St.. Eugene, Oregon I'hone UIhcU 11 Eugene Transfer Co. Siiccawor to CJarks Alt kind of bailing mm) team work. Piano moving tpetlaltv. Wood to Salt. Stoiaet. ov,.ii rairy mih Loin and !..iari imi I onict Tilcplwna Had IIUI, BUiti.e, Pbonc Ked 121 Warner's Corsets We have just received the line of these Celebrated Corsets. . If you want 'a satisfactory corset buy the Warners's Rust Proof. No. 196Medium low bust, medium waist, long skirts and medium long over abdomen, front and side supporters, fits almost anyone. Frice... $1.00 a pair Meal You, Mr, Man! Do the women do tbe work Are they the ones who shorten their lives at every house cleaning time by tug ping at the carpets to lay them or beating them with a. stick for hours to clean them? Don't you think it's your plate to help; but , Use the Modern Way Phn Bed 4257 JAY C. MOORE, Sanitary Carpet Cleaner I DO THE REST LONG & CROSS Galvanized Iron Cornice and Skylights Exprrts in' all the branches of Plumbing;, Heating and TinninR. Satisfaction guaranteed. All work done promptly. Prices reasonable. We solicit patronage from out side towns. 625 Willamette Sl Phone Black 1521 EUGENE OREGON J. W. BARRINGER Expert Housemover Moves anything. Twenty-five years experience. - Residence, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eugene, Oregon. The Oregon Fire Reliei Association of McMinnvOIe Wili ve money lor you.. It yonr imuranc is (bout to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county agent, and learn how we save jffl fifty per cent, on your insurance. Brlcl buildings a specialty. Eugene Office. McClnfin buildup Room 8, opp. Loan and Savlnga Bank S. . Stevens ..Piano Tuner.. Leave orders at Eilers Piano House Phone Main 41 Residence 133 West 12th street Residence Phone Red 2771 1 O