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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1907)
GREAT DAY AT 'ELK TOOTH KING" t : 5 1. t For cool cooking, less work mm rauiuiun. Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove the ideal stove for ummer. Does everything that any other kind of stove will do. Any degree of heat instantly. Made in three sizes and fully warranted. At your dealer's, or write our n nearest agency for The E?s-Kr T JRoLamp throughout and beautifully nickeled. Perfectly con structed; absolutely safe; unexcelled in light-giving power; an ornament toanyrooui. Kvery lamp warranted. If Dot at your dealer's, write to our nearest agency. STANDARD OIL COMPANY tlnoorporatadl WRITS FOR OUR BANKING 4 INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVINGS BANK ' i or THE dtle (Suarantec & Crust Company Pays 4 per cent, on Saving's Accounts " 4 " " " Certificates of Deposit " 3 " " " Accounts Subject to Check J. Thorburn Ross President Ceorcr H. Hill Vice President T. T. Burkhart Treasurer John E. Aitchison ' Secretary Chas. H. Kopf Asst. Treasurer ) 240-244 Washington St., Cor. Second PORTLAND, OREGON LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. BARNARD & WEST, Proprietors. EugeiieFoleySprlng, J gyQg 5 Eugene-Florence J Patties at hotels desiring; to go to Florence or McKenzie River points should notify the evening- before as stage does not stop at private houses. McK.tn.ir stage leaves 5:30 a. m Florence stage e:00ji. m. Phone, Main 21 Test Ninth Si. j irst National Bank 13 OP EUGENE If .nd.Ur,lK. $10 0.0P I A GENERAL BANKINO BMINF.M if (mm oe mannkblti tarmi. Sight draft! on Chtrae. ( ft a Frencitro end Ponuml. Bills at Kittuuv on all r s Mlm (ounlnrl, IVmmiU tutCI to Chcvs g .t t eeittflcalo of dapoeh. All collecliuaa toiruittd lu ui "S i ill lecslve prunipl attention. ft fl IIRNI1BrK VtMlrlanl. IR tlklM Vl t-a HPOrrKV Ami Ch J. W. DAKKIiNUtK j" Expert Housemover ( Moves anything. Twenty-five ears experience. Residence, East fifteenth and Oak Sis. Phone ,icd 451 1 . Eujene, Oregon . j HALL &. SHUMWAY, v 'arry a full Hum of plumbing II xt 11 ret Plumbing st'd sewer work. AImi grin-nil Jobbing lti tin and iiont Iron work. Irou work rom f tttin t'.vt i, hone lllark 1371. 499 WlUumette it. . . . S.E. Stevens j ..Piano Tuner.. avt orders' t Eilers Piano H wise , Phone Main 41 ' Residence 138 West f 2th street , Residence Phone Red 2771 : . and least fuel-expenso uu a descriptive circular. rtm-n U the best lamp for all-round household use. Made of brass BOOKLET ON BY MAIL When You Want a Loan come to this bunk for I'. We are nl- wuya ready nnd willing to iiccoinmo- onte you and will give you tho heno flt of the most liberal terms nnd low est rules. If yon are buying property or iniili Iiih nny kind of 11 di'iil wo are al ways glad to give you the bimflt of our xpirlint't, and will ndviinco any reasonable niuoitm to assist you. Vlun you Kit a loan at lilts lunik you ran depend on IihvIiik tli use of tho money as long as you want It. provuded that tho Interest Is paid when duo and security Ih unlni palrod. Wo lire always rondy to buy Rood not on, as well as bonds, warrants and other local securities of good character. KKiKXK U)AX BAVIXCiS 11 K Capital nnd Surplus, tIDO.tltM), Kstabllshod 189:. U CHAMBHKb, H. H. ANKENY Hreridrnt. Vice-President DARWIN BRISTOL, Oshlrf Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Ud Cash Capital $50,000 Notes and Mnetgjges bought. Money loined oa spnroved security, rttest psld n rime certiftcit of Prosit. A genetj' fcAullug b'ivss trAiisActeJ. THE FALLS CITY OREGON CITY, May 20. Yester day was the day that has long been looked for by the members of the SI. John's church, as well as the cit izens of the entire vicinity for some time past. The event was the laying of the corner-Htone of the new Mc LotiKhlln Institute. Although the weather was somewhat cloudy and threatening rain a large crowd was present. The services of the day began at an early hour, the first service be ing early mass, which a large num ber attended. At 10 o'clock sec ond mass was held and those who attended had the fortune to hear Archbishop Christie, who delivered the sermon, and Father Sherman, who delivered a short address. At about 1 1 o'clock the crowd began to gather about the platform con structed near the place of the corner stone laying on which the speakers of the day wore seated. Father Illlderbrand was the first to address the gathering and as he did so he spoka of the work that was now nearly completed and of how the thoughts of a short time ago bad been brought to a realization. He spoke further of the sneakers who were to deliver the addresses of the day and how It had given him groat pleasure to ask these prom inent men of Oregon to join In the services which were about to take place. Tho flrHt speaker Introduced by Fnther Illlderbrand was Mayor Can field of this city, who, he said, was the first person he bernnio acquaint ed with when he came to this city some 19 years ago. Others speakers wore Grant Dlm Ick, Judge Mcllrldo, Senator Gearln, Father Sherman and Archbishop Christie. NKWHI'AI'KIt MKN IH'V IjAXI) ADJOINING CITV Charles H. Fisher, publisher, and K. K. Mink, business manager, of the Guard, have purchased 23 1-2 acres of land from Jnmes McCluren, lying along the Blair road, adjoining town. Tho tract Is close-In and well situated and wus bought as nn in vest merit. GIUOAT ACTIVITY IN I'OltTI.ANI) HHAT, USTATK Tho activity of Portland real es tate has been bo marked that some of our loading citizens have become Interested In It as an investment. This Intorost has Justified Chapin & Harlow, the Portland realty brok ers, In sending a representative to Eugene. He will be here in a few days and will be glad to discuss Portland Investments with any who may drop a card to Chapin & Har low, care 8meede Hotel. in IS A LAUGH HTOCK OK CANVAS OXFORDS In white and gray, tips nnd plnln toes; white and lent her heels, light and heavy soles. Prices from 90c to David Link, m 2 3 Exclusive Shoo Dealer. lllDH WANTED Sealed proposals will ho received by Jno. Ilunzicker, architect, Eugene, Or., on or before May 28, for a three story frame hotel building at Marco lu, Oregon, for C. Colo. Plans and specifications can bo soon lit the of fice of the architect and ut the home of C. Colo, Marcoln, Or. m23 GAHOI.INE WOOD HAWING And Wood for Halo. W. E. Buddy will save you money on wood suwlng. All wood sawed with gage. Prompt service. Wood for sale, 16-Inch of four-foot length. 'Phone Red 1771. Residence, 775 Ferry stroot. i(HD PAsTl'ltE Good paBture for horses and cat tle; plenty of water; good fences mid reasonable terms. Address John Ingham, Eugene postofflco, or phone Farmers 105. dtf Cook with gas and get an electric Iron for your laundry and pressing. Then you will have no roof or chim ney fires, su cotumou during the dry season. TIMBER AND FARM LAND We can sell you bettor land for loss money than you can buy any place In Lane county. Don't fall to sou or write us before buying. J. 8. MILNE & CO., tf Cottage Grove, Or. WATER NOTICE All patrons delinquent must call and settle at once and save us and themselves trouble. All parlies turned off for non-payment will be charged for turning on ngnln. Ili23 WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO Accoruion piaittng done at reason able prices. Mrt. Bert Vincent, 621 llllynrd stroot. near East Ninth. Phone Red 3311. It costs no more to apply good! paint therefore use Now Era. Soldi oniy at tho llorgor-tioar. Hardware Company. We guarantee our wortt In every particular. Eugene Steam Dye Works. tf Kresh garden seed In bulk. CHAMDKKS HAUDWAUK r newfciperonyourdln.ug room from Preston & Hales' nock and see tho difference It makes to the table, Eppler Perfection. ituaranteed pure bakln powder; Ou be returned If not satisfactory. Eugene Grocery Cl ItTISH IXMQER CO.'S STOKE IS BURNED The Btore of the Curtlss Lumber Company at Mill City was discovered In flames about 4 o'clock yesterday morning, at the time being under such headway that it was Impossi ble to get any of the goods out. By a desperate effort the books of the company were saved, with no time to spare. The yard of the company Is close to the store, filled full of costly lumber, and It required all the efforts of the crowd that gathered to save It, but this was accomplish ed, aided by the company's hose, kept In readiness. The store was a general one, with a big variety of goods, about $30,000 In stock being carried, all burned, besides the buildings, a total loss of nearly $35,000, on which there is a small Insurance of only $10,000 to $12,000. The origin of the fire is thought to have been Incendiary. Albany Democrat. Summons. In the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for the County of Lune. Oregon Eastern Railway Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. James M. Keeney, Mary S. Keeney, his wife, William D. Keeney, unmarried, John B. Keeney, Ellen Keeney, his wife, Mar tha K. Handsaker, and Nelson llandsukcr, her husband, Ben jamin F. Keeney and Charity A. Keeney, his wife, Andrew A. Keeney and Alice R. Keen ey, his wife, Thoinus P. Keen ey and Lillian Keeney, his wife, Defendants To William D. Keeney, Martha E. Handsaker, Nelson Handsaker, An drew A. Keeney, Alice H. Keeney, Thomas P. Keeney and Lillian Keen ey, defendants: In the name of the Stnte of Oregon You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled action and court, on or be fore the expiration of six successive weeks from the first publication of this sunimoiis, the first publication thereof being on the 30th day of April, 1907 and if you fall so to ap pear and answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com plaint herein, to-wlt: that an assess ment be had of the dumages which will result to the defendants by rea son of the taking of the property hereinafter described, and that upon payment by plaintiff into court of tho damages so assessed, judgment be given appropriating the following right-of-way to plaintiff: Commencing at a point where the located centre line of the Oregon Eastern Railway Intersects the west lino of the SE of the SE !4 of Sec. 28, T. 19, S. It. I. E., W. M., at or nuar engineer's survey station "L," No. 1540'82.0, said beginning point being more definitely described as a point In the westerly boundury line of the property of tho heirs of A. J. Keeney, deceased, north 0 degrees 46 Mi minutes, east 79.7 feet from the southwest corner of said proper ty, and south 0 degreeB 46 Mi min utes west 1269.3 feet from the north west corner of said property, thence continuing south 0 degrees 4 6M; nilnut.es west to a point thnt Is 30 feet distant measured nt right angles southwesterly from said located cen tre line, thence southwesterly paral lel to said centre line and 30 feet distant rmoasured at right angles southwesterly therefrom to n point In the southerly boundary line of said property, thence south 89 de grees 52 minutes east along said southerly boundary llnu crossing said located centre Hue ut or near englnoor'B survey station "L," 154215.0, said point being distant south 89 degrees 52 minutes east 107.3 feet from the southwest corner of said property, and distant north 89 degrees 62 minutes west 1214.4 foot from tho southeast corner of said property, said corner being common to sections 27, 28, 33 and 34, Tp. 19, 8. R. 1 e.. W. M.. thence continuing south 89 degroes 62 min utes easterly to a point that is 30 feet distaut at right angles north easterly from said located centre line, thence northwesterly nnd parallel to said centre line and 30 feet distant at right angles northeasterly there from to u point In said westerly boundary lino of said property thouco south 0 degrees 46 Mi minutes west along said westerly boundary line to n point at or near engineer's survey station "I.," 154082.0, being u strip of land that lies between two linos drawn parallel to said located centre Hno of railway, one of which Itnus is atl teat northeasterly and the othor distant 30 foot southwest erly from said located centre line, containing an area of .183 acres. Also commencing at a point In the west lino of tho SB1 of the SE14 of See. 28, Tp. 19, S. R. 1 K., W. M., suid point being In the westerly boun dary line of the property of the heirs of A. J. Keeney, deceased, north 0 degrees 46 Vi minutes, oast 42.53 foot from the southwest corner of said property, and south 0 degrees 46 Mi minutes west 1306.47 feet from th northwest corner of said proper ty; thonce south 0 degrees 46 Mi min utes west to the southwest corner of said property, thence south 89 de grees 62 minutes oast along tjie southerly boundary of said property 58.02 feet to a point distant 30 feet southwesterly at right angles from tho located centre line of said rail- way; thonce northwesterly parallel to and 30 feet distant southwesterly from said located centre line to point of bt'slnnliiK. being n strip of land ly ing imuthuvsterly from a lino drawn : parallel and distant 30 feet south westerly nt right angles from said lo cated centre liiie.roiiiainlng.02 7 acres I Also coinnienclne at a point In the i I west line of the SKi of the SE 14 of (Sec. 8S. Tp. la, S. K. 1 K.. W. M.. be- I j Ing In the west boundary line of snld K''J' jute east 1U.S7 feet from the south-1 west corner of anid property and (south 0 degrees 4 1 minutes west i' ": " . ' . " V . "r"'"t'l . ".. ' . ' " "omn" ; easterly parallel to said located cen- tre line of railway and 3D feet dls- IN THE CITY E. R. Pelz. the "elk tooth king," was in the city yesterday, making one of his regular trips tbrougn tne staie. He Is the nossessor of over 27,000 elk teeth, which he has gathered as a mere collection, refusing to sell them. If placed on the market they would be worth over $125,000, as the teeth are now getting scarce and now bring a good price as emblemB of the Elks' lodge. Mr. Pelz, who is part owner of a big cattle ranch In tne moun tains of Wyoming, was a caller at the Guard office yesterday and showed tho force a number of photographs of several bands of elk taken on the ranch while the snow was on the ground. In the winter they are tam er and It was possible to secure pno tographs at long range. A very small part of the collection of teeth was al so shown. EUGENE HAND WILL PLAY AT NEW PARK Wagonettes Will Carry Citizens to Now Recreation Grounds Across River Friday Night. Another opportunity to hear the Eugene band Friday, May 24, at the new park. Delightful as have been the preceding concerts given by this company of musicians, the concert on Friday night promises to be even more of a delight. Music from such artists always has Its charm, hut combine with thnt music on this oc casion a wood bathed In moonlight, graceful forms gliding In and out between the long shadows of the trees, and about it all the pervading beauty of a river landscape and wo have a setting irresistable to ail )ov4 ers of beauty. Do not miss the op portunity to enjoy It. Owing to its distance from town the hour has been changed from 8 to 7:30. Wag onettes will run from Eleventh and High and Ninth and Willamette, be ginning at 7 o'clock, every half hour. There will be ample seating accom modations for guests at the park. tant measured at right angles north easterly therefrom to a point dis tant north 89 degrees 52 minutes west 1164.17 feet from the southeast corner of said property, and distant south 89 degrees 52 minutes east 157.53 feet from the southwest cor ner of said property of the heirs of A. J. Keeney, thence continuing south S9 degrees 62 minutes east along said south boundury line to a point distant 50 feet measured at right an gles northeasterly from said located centre line, thence northwesterly and parallel to said centre line and 60 feet distant at right angles northeast erly therefrom to a point In the west boundary line of said property; thence south 0 degrees 46 Mi minutes west along said west boundary line to point of beginning, being a strip of land between two lines drawn par allel to said located centre line, one of which is 3 0 feet northeasterly and the other 50 feet northeasterly from said located centre line, containing an area of 0.1 acres. This summons is served on you by publication thereof In the Eugene Dally Guard, once a week for six suc cessive weeks, the first publication thereof being in the Issue of April 30th, 1907, by order of the Hon. L. T. Harris, judge, duly made and en tered on the 29th day of April, 1907. W. D. FENTON and J. M. PIPES, Attorneys for Plaintiff. First Insertion, April 20, 1907. Last Insertion, June 11, 1907, mm the NEW 0R8HERADE o R C H E A DelicIou9 Blending of Fruit Juices R pure refreshing u INVIGORATING -WHOLE80MB B Mumililctiircti by EN E BOTTLING COMPANY QIGARO Julius Goldsmith The Mode! Grocery The best kinds of Cheese, FreshVcgetablcs and Fruit you will always find; at TEe Model Grocery 494 Willamette St Phone Ren 1211 Kl'G The Kind You Have Always DougUt, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne the slgmatnre of - and has been made under his per- Sjfi sonal supervision since Its Infancy. (vLaStyzT&i&MM Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor othor Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and Vowels, giving healthy ana natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Plfond. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You fee Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OKNTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY TRECTi NCW YORK CtTY. IS IT GOOD? THAT'S THE QUESTION Rather than take chances in getting Good Fresh Meat call up Palace Meat Market BRODERS BROS. Props. 'PHONE MAIN 40. 45 WEST EIGHTH ST, EUGENE FOR CabS and Carriages Call up Main 93 YATES & SON (FEED AND SALES STABLES) Prompt Service at all hours Two new rubber tired cabs just re ceived Iron the East. Remember the place, corner Oak and Seventh. Phone Main 93 EUGENE, - . OREGON t ! Scott's Santal-Pcpsin Capsules A FU5ITIVE CURE. - ...u..u1UOViuii ur i timrrn or the Wndiler and UirwaKe-d Kidney. No care do jmj. J Ourea quickly Bnj perman ently Rll rnnotura) DUcaiea u e urinitry Organ. Ab wluMly harmless. Sold bi HJiin, uoatpatrt. .0U, r three ooe s jb. Address, 'THI S ANT Al-PEPSIN CO., : Sold by V. I,. DU laxo, Druggist. illiams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Haulm WOOD FOR SA.LE 504 WlllametleSt. &eepe, O-egoo Phone Muck 1) eeeeeeeeeceaaecaMascM OVERTON Has Moved to Nos.l6andl8 I West 7th St. e e t m j0 mcuas ana customers e - mill - I 'eeeeeeee t 10 come and see him . taw rue ivtliei I Association of McMinnville I. Wlil Bve moy 'or you. If you,n ; insurance i i , . . . . 1 ----- iu expire see J. H j Daniel. Lane county atjentd learn ,hn""re MT nlty per cent on you ce. Fyl building spSLlty. Room 8, opp. Loan and Saving, Bank Signature of LONG & CROSS Galvanized Iron Cornice and Skylights Experts in all the branches of Plumbing, Heating and Tinning. Satisfaction' guaranteed. All work done promptly. Prices reasonable. We solicit patronage from out side towns. 625 Willamette Si ' Phone Black 1521 EUGENE - - OREGON i J. E. Kilborn WELL DRILLER By my method you can positively secure pure water by casing to hard rock. The only sure way of getting water free from surface Impurities. Phone Black 2872 219 Jefferson Street BUCHHOLZ & I OYMR e Houserrtvtis Good, quick woik, cuatsnleed, 9 reaionable pikes it) Phores: Black, ??!; Fed, 4872 LL'CINE, CPECCN W. M. Renninger THE RESTAURANT MAN formerly at 19East 9th street, has opened up in his new place at 33 East 9th. He is row prepared to serve the public with the best the market affords. Come in and give us a trial. Everything new. W. M. Renninger 33 East Ninth Street O Taylor 8c Smith Real Estate Agents COBURG, OR. CON. OIL OLY - . S Or-T NOOK LUC noon. I eooo
