Eugene daily guard., September 21, 1907, Image 2

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Howcvcr enthusiastic wc
may 1oc over our G. S. &. E.
Clotiuas do flot want
togo up in tba air. You
profcaJ!y can grt just -as
g-ood ckyh as ours, but
horn you dan nriy on se
curing dtfsrablc patterns
and latest styles at all time,
besides wc doubt very
much if ycu can secure
better va!u:s than thes:.
Suits from
$10.00 to $30.00
f
in all t i: n: v b'ow.i and
grey shadow plaids and
stripes, blacks and blues
arc always good. Every
garment, no matter what
price has a snappy appear
ance that shows high grade
tailoring.
Wt MAKl A PROFIT
on everything we SELL
ROBERTS BROS.
TOGGERY
354 Willamette Street
For Sale
or Trade ,
S2A norea In Niirth Diikotn, un
der cultivation, 3-4 mllu from
depot; 8-room houao, Inruu
barn and itranury; 8 horaca
go with placvi $40 por aero;
will rxrhunKo fur I.ano coun
ty property.
41 acrrt river bottom land, with
mail houiu and larxe baru;
30 acrua under cultivation;
balanro tlmbur: only B mllci
from CiiKcno; 12,000.
10 arret, with liouao unit barn;
all klnda of trull. 1C n k 1 1 h )i
walnuta and clieatnnta; i
mllea from Kunonv; 1 1 600.
A now mttaKu, amnll barn and
I wo lota, bolwetm I'nlvuralty
and HlKh arhool, II.&00.
' Btaoo atook with flxturca for
aulu or trade; about I'J.OIHI.
9-room houae and amnll barn,
In north part of city, ISM).
60il20 to.it lot; cluair In;
1.0(10.
New S-room houae with fur
nace iinil all modern Im
provement!; Hood lontllou.
14000.
Inquire of
PLANK &
JOHNSON
620 Willamette Srcct
A GOLDSTEIN
Irii Fine Pants Tailor'
NITURI
OIEtOM
KXOLaarrmT to a tuh
Vhent?l
a School Eft
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tuf rtrnioauu
H.sHind
10
Waternmns r
"-i Kleni --
FoiintwnlVrn
o
Schwnrf child's
BOOK STORE
Jflfc WUUm.lt.-
til
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NEW LUMBER
RATE SPELLS Rlffl
TO fflpWEST
w il l, li t vk i:i 1 i;i t of ci.osi;
M)V .W.I. HI T TllltKK MIIJ.S
ix w n.i...MK'y !: v.ty.KV, ox
VKMM llft. V II OWXKO
fiv SOI TIIKKX O'Ai'lFIC 11 M -;lt.MKX
KTATKOl'ASK IX LKT
OTKI1H TO OUKOOX TIMIUJIMAX
Out of the 300 lumber nillli In 1 1.0
Willamette valley only three will he
a hie to tout In u"e In operation If (he
proponed advance in Knlern lumber
rutin Ih made by the railroad. Thene
Ihreu nillla are owned and operate I
by the HiMitliern I'udUc. They are
Militated on the KuKeiie-WuudlfiiK
branch In J-anu count) .
With the exf-epthm of lhenu three
rallroHd-owued lull In the liiiiiljerinen
of the valley will be cuiifrniiitvl with
abjJJlutu ruin If (he "rate are ad
anred. Ju order to br.HK Hie faciH
t-leiirly betore the public a. id the In
terrttate roiiimtrrti coiniitlrviioii, (!eo.
M. .Cornwall, publltiher or I. in Tlm
berniaii, rei i-m ly re(innted exprea
nloiiK Irom the mill owner and he
haH publUhed the replied. Tliey are
unanlitioiiH In lher prediction that It
will bo linp'iurtlble for the iiiIIIh, with
the nolo exception of the three owned
by thH Hmithern 1'aclf'c Coinpnny, to
continue In buttl iiettn If thu new tariff
1m put Into effect.
i he leelluft aKalnat thu HarVlmnn
policy which threaten the extinction
of Oregon'i Kreateiit Imltutr), la In
tetiiie. Hald one whose Inlerents are
deeply c(ncermtd:
"The Houthern Pacific sold timber
InndN to the luuibernien and enennr
aged them to build mllla. Next the
Huuihern Pacific built iiiIIIh In oppo
Hltlon to thonR In thu hands of private
owners and the rates were advanced.
Finally It refuses to sell any more
of Its timber land. These are the
counts In the Indictment aKiilnst thu
Southern Pacific. It Is simply ttir.it
U'tiK thu hi in bur business In this
slat."
Following nro extracts from some
of the replies received by Mr. Corn
wall: (leneral MiinuKr Barber, of the
HeUver hum bur Company, Prescott,
Columbia county, writes:
"In reply to your Inquiry regard-
I it K the I no tut no In the Kuntern rait
rule, will say that It menus Just this:
If wu are uIIIkm1 to meet thu differ
ence In rates by scIHiik our lumber
for that inu eh less, we will be obliged
to close down."
Clackamus county would he affect
ed according to the following from
F, 11. Madison, or thu IliKhlaiid Lum
ber Company at Oregon City:
"I am now iirninliiK to shut the
mill down by thu seventh of Novem
ber indutiuUuly, which Is n very se
rious blow tu both myself and thu
famUle depending on work at the
mill. 1 have this summer put in a
new HO'home-power boiler and
many other expensva that 1 have gone
to, hut I will have to stop, as 1 can
not sell lumber any cheaper than
what I am now getting. Heft A
Moehnke's sawmill, tny neighbors,
havo already quit business and there
are four other amall mills which say
they will quit business In the course
of another mouth."
The Falls City Lumber Compnny.
In Polk county, replied as follows:
"It Is little use to parley about
what effect It would have upon us, as
there la only one ultimate result from
such a step, and that Is we would
without doubt bn compelled to close
down, or at least manufacture not
more than Hit or 40 per cent of our
capacity. This, of course, would bo
very unprofitable business."
C. It. Walker, manager of the WeM
Oregon Lumber Company, at Clnt
skau'e, says;
"It Is a blow to the lumber Indus
try w h!ch can. tot be appreciated by
tiui4t outside of the ti lde proper."
The CroHxctt Timber Cumpuny of
ullown county write:
"We think the policy tdiow u by tin
I I a rntpoi I a i ton coinpiihleK tit Inctca
l?ig niles on lunihrr r nnpatvs verv
closely to th' policy ot ilime tabled
Trenxlcd flunnclei t w h.i kllb-d the
KooHe that laid the goldfii en ',:'. and
n' think the diMm nr,- in the (Iikiu
clal couilllions ot (he ro:id nitv,
cum pa i ed w It b w It it t wy w ere be
fore the lumbrr 1 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 bad fatten
ed them up to their ti -ineiit Dcotdl
tlon, juNtttlis us lu making this com
pai iHon."
From the North Powder Lumber
Company lu Futon county comes the
following:
This advance will be very unjur'
and unsatisfactory to Katttern Oregon
uillls, and will come at a very Inop
portune time. It will affect our mil
put tu all upper grades, shop lumber,
mill lumber and Un'sh. Now, It this
advance routes. It will almost close
us out on this particular line, the
rate being aticady prohibitive on
common lumber from here Fast. All
Fastern Oienoii mills will m prac
tically shut out of (he msrket "
M H. Marker writes as follows con
certing Lane county :
"I do not re uy remedy for the
-'tust'on except aovei umciit contn
A n Inc teased t ate w otiM ork w on
drMts r ti In attd parsl e the N'oi t '9
CM to a wonderful dtgt,e There
is ho doubt him kQ ho (h I mvf i
I the Mistier nt'iin thouaht We need j
st b t tt more 1 1 ax f$ nt tneut 0
btillititis tbeiu from the to the
i NofQwrM !.'Hioin the could not
etoiK'i-L.r llnQ iHluerQhal will be
I KiemtUit Fer-',. J-1. - i.j ,U t 4-f 'be
''rMei Lumber t'.iun'.eo . in Vnte
j It til count . S '! the t.'i lUS opt n-
r, ,nvO ..f ,
1
twlsfntutA m.'itki't. attd t'h o v-t
rittlttttl mt admm-t n tb,t ptopottd.
It iMtins liHiMt!'!,,' , , Hti con-
pete lu tiie Kai aud Middle We-l
SHORT SELLERS
BUYING ABANDONED
H0P YAgDS
.-P rt .-aHI'T of bojia art; )i:iyini
I'.M' a'jau'l')ii.-d yards. TIiIk iw tht
JaiHrtt turn thy ho tnarkfi haH iak-ii
and Ituliratt'ii hj frantic the HhortH
ar now that th'' aro poHitlVb thtrt
wtT mt eiKitJKh balta of hop Kath
i?r(d lu OnrKoii to fill th ahort aalK
made nior lhait a year ao. '
l.attit advlcva Htate that a nniuhT
of ahandotiMd yarda In tho vicinity of
Grvala have been ptirchaaed liy the
diialvra during tb paat 4K houra, and
therv are reporta that ahort Hftllera
are taking up abandoned plane In
ol nor aectiona. In tho Oorvala dla
trld T. A. Mvealry & Co. are aald to
be thu principal purchaaera at thla
time.
Wlth'a hop crop of allxhtly more
than half what the. abort adlora have
already Hold, the Oregon grower may
coipe Into hU own thla aeaaon next
Kt-aHon h Ih cbaucea look belter at tbla
time. The fact that he would not
pick his moldy or llce-rldden yards
caused a scrlona deficiency lu the
production from the viewpoint of the
!nrt iji-llur, but li the grower It may
prove an unlooked-for salvation,
bringing u It does tho short Heller
to rcnfl.thut he cannot forever sell
hops several years of the time they
are purchased or grown.
Latest advices from the Kast, from
f'iillf:irula. Washington, and from
I'.urope tell the same story or a short
production this s'-ason. poor finality
Is shown' every where and Oregon is
the only pl.ice that picked nothing
but the beat this year. This will add
that much more to Oregon's market
tho coming season.
On account of tile great scarcity
of new choice goods, shorts are try
ing to buy somo of the old holdings.
In thla they fallel. for few holders
of old atork are willing to sell them
at the prices offered, somo of them
saying that they hardly cared to offer
them at this time. Journal.
with Bottthern yellow pine. At the
prenent rate coast innnufficturerH
find It hard to reach Mlrtaoiirl rlTer
pot nt h, aa agaltiHt tho Koutheni pro
duct; and a 2 per cent raise In rat en
will, In the Judgment of the writer.
Bhut us out entirely. If the new rate
Koen Into effect, many mill will close
and thouHunds of men -will havo to
Meek othenr employment."
The Klk Creek butnher Company
In houtdaa county repllea:
"Wu would not advlau the lucent
mettt of cap'tal In thu lumherluK lu
diiHtry In thla vicinity with tho Kant
em market cloned, which will he tho
Inevitable renu' ;f tho proposed In
crejiHu In rales.
Tho Hooth-Ke!ly Comvu-ny aaya:
"Now Kaatern rates wo believe will
decrease our ouiput from 50 to inn
per cent. Wu mean by thla that if
wo are wllllnn to operate for tho
pleamire of beniK In huHlnoaa and not
with tho Idea of mnkltiK any profit
whatever, wo uilKht produce about
one-half tho lumber that wo could if
our inllU were runnliiK to their ca
pacity. If, however, wo view tho ad
vance and the conditions H will pro
duce from thu standpoint of profit
and lus. Me uro unaolo to see that
wo should operate at all, as the pro
potted new rate U absolutely prohlo
Ulve." ho in: ki'tivi;
Many KtiKene I'eople Knll to KchUm)
the SerluiiNiieaN.
Itackache la so deceptive.
It comes and goes keeps you
Kucsalntf.
Learn the canne then euro It.
Nino times out of ten It comes
from tho kidneys.
That's why Point's Kidney Tills
euro It.
are every kidney til from b.iok
ache to dlabeteH.
1 1 ere' H u KiiKene cane to prove .t:
II. II. Miller. 8r.. of II tl Went Sev
enth tret, Kuuene, OreKon. nays:
'I mtenk from experience when I my
that Imu's Kidney 11 1 tu are nil
equalled lor kidney trouble and hack
ache. I have used them and kim
Just how thi'y art In rejunlatln:; the
kldiit VH. Others who h:ive" taken ad
vnntJKe of my inlvlte have also im'I
hiuni's Klduev nils and fotnnl siui I -Jar
relief. 1 have never heard any
taitu but pral-w for tliU remeilv "
l-'or sale by all dealers. Price. .'n
cenix. l-Mter-Mllbui n Co., tuf fnlo,
N. Y , side UKentH lu l ho l ulled
Stale.
Keineuiber the name -- loan's
aiul taRe no other.
I. Ml !.TOKS
Wilt . lanil locator,. I took
county, Or. Ilomestentl. tliuttr. .ItMtorl
aiul awatiip laml loratlona. Thorouith
knowlmlKu of tho country and atiso
luln rvllablllty ami atcurary guaran
til.
Thoas doilrlnn to uaa any of tholr
public laud rlithta In a nw and
growing action of Orrgon .ahould
ininiincia nh ua.
For furthKr Information call at
Vtncnt'B rcataurant. Kugrn. Ore
gon. AJilrni Wilt llroa. Slater. Or.
tl
vk 01 1 t it a y vw iv '
Several tract of five and ten acre-
for $M0 an acre. AUo one hoiMe and
barn, w:h small orchard, for $lsuo i
and a fUe tie (tact. lth nix-room j
houne, b;irn. and foir acre in or
chard. kukI well, nil for $J-in
AIjo (ttunlt apple orclurd for f tee
an acre, close to the clt of Knuene. 1
IWCIKU l. M Ct . '
lto.m ,. ter Chamber AHiintow
bank. t
U i
Mill ItKH S MT lll:0 !
Si-vonth an.1 (Vik alrvfl. h imen
ntititT Ij'W nt.-initk;iMni'nt
lirit hl.ln In h.' (Uv. .','K .O
lilKMIh KlrlilAs h,iiii 'kin.-'
Thlck.'n illltlttT ,trrv S'lll'liv
J MKS S. V. AlltlOTT.
Warnrr lun-a pun-v 1 ri--
EUGENE THEATRE - - - PhnebBlack J222 G. g.
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with MISS VER.NA FELTON and
her Excellent Support in
POPULAR PLAYS AM) POPULAR PRICES
Week of September 2 2d
ELECTRIC LINE
AIDS SHIPPERS
TO GET CARS
Kreewator, Or., Sspt. 19. The sev
eral parkins houses In thla city have
about completed their season's prune
packing and will now begin on the
apple crop. Over 1 00 carloads of
fruit, chiefly prunes, poaches, pears
and plump, have been shipped here
during the past 20 dnva over the
(). It. & S. and the Walla Walla Val
ley trolley line rla Northern Pacific
route.
The shippers say (hat since the ad
vent of tho fraction company and
their ability to furnlh Northern Pa
cific refrlKorator cars, troubles have
ended rordlnB the twcarfnK of cars
as tho O. R & N. aiamta ban? "loos
ened up" wonderfully, and oven taker
the trouble to rail up the grower'
over the long distance telephone and
ask them If they can supply them i
ears. Such a state of jiffulrs has;
heretofore been unknown in thin city
and of course the shippers appreciate '
i
The apple crop Is a good one and '
top-notch prices have already been !
offered and pcrepted. Tho apnle
truest havo tW-n well sprayed thfs .
year and thuwood derived thereby I
is already showing Itself by the ab-i
senco of hchIo. There will be overj
1U0 carloads of apple. from rhfs j
point. Hay shipments aro bectmvfnx!
Moneral, the ranchers consigning
their hay to points on PiiKet S.tund,
whro prices aro good.
HarTPsttnn has hern begun on tho
third alfalfa crop, whl h promtae to
be above the averago yield.
For Sale or Rent
Fine farm of 814 acres, fenced, In.
cludlntc 100 acres under plow, 550
in grass, hut fine for grain, balance
timber; good house; milk house;- t
barns; wood abed; orchard. Water i
from three springs piped Into homo.;
milk .reuse and barns. About ti'OO j
acres level, no overflow land, t.'snat. i
ly have 150 or 200 cnttle on tiriitta. i
Located nine ml lea southeast of ll7u-'
nene and four and n half miles from
two railroad stations. In Clbverifle,
valley, and on county road. A gen
uine bargain at IHti.tmn. c. V. Hvll, 1
room l, Heekwlth building. ;
If this farm is not sold within a
reasonable time lt wtl b for rent. 1
Apply to .1. it. Sellers, '.Mi Law raid
street , Kimene, for term.-. 1
l AitM roi: saf.k !
One hundred and s I x r y a'-re,
ntreN fartn lind, balance imsture and
timber. Coed five room house, sprint:
water In the bouse: miM turn; 4
acres In orch.ird; half mile fnm i'ivt
office and st-bnolbous-; a r wh! Hire
for a dairy. Will sell at a bargain.
For particular Inquire at the (iuard
office or adtlit's "V.," care (iuard. .
8.1(1 i
Xnlh-, It.r 1'iiMlrnllon.
full iM Sia'.a l.aml i)f(!i-i.
KxaaXMirK, Or., July 2 ti , t!Kii
Notlco W h,'r'!y Kfvrn that In rum.
illaiu' with the prorlalona of tho art
of ranxri'aa of Jif S. 1 S 7 S. tntlUt
"An ail fur the of limber landa
In tho Stall' of I'allfornla. Ortuon,
Ni'vada and Wahlnttton torriiory,'
aa pttomlpd In all pulillr laml atalra
by ail of Auxuat 4, I SSJ.. Ailrla M.
Plorv. of Walton, county of l.ano,
atalo of Oroson, flloit In thla of fir
on Marvh I. l07. hr !
nu'nt No. SI!J for tho purchase of
thi' N'V, of NKV, of S.'1'llon No. 24,
In Township No. IS, aonih, ranuo (Vo
v. M . anil will offor proof
to ahow thai tlio land antiKht la mor
vatuatilo for lia timber or atono than
for aKrlrttltuiat purpoara. anil to oa
talillih hrr rlnlnt to aaiil laml IipI
V. V. I'alKIn!!. I'0 (oniiullonr.
l hla ottlii- In K.H;i'B". rfc;n. on
Wi-il-iiv.laj . iho 30th S.y of i:ol.'r.
w Sho nanuM n w'tni'siK Jarvl
Suthi-rlii'il, n( Walton. Orvi.in: W.
Ham S Sn: hi i liin.l. ot Wn. Or
son: William T HalUy, oMvalton.
ori'iton: W. II I'li'no. of W.ilti n. Or-i-Rnti.
Anv an a'l prraona rl.tli'ihiij a,.
!. ! t'i a:,.nii .tirril,,,! Imls an'
t. in. !,.,! in ,. (holi- rlalnta in thtu
ott.io on tn'fur aaUl Ji'Ih day of
October. 1"'"
ALLEN
Eugene Billiard
Parlors
The place for gentlcmtn to
spend an idle hour.
All the leading brands of
cigars and tobacco.
Lemonade, soda and mineral
water of all kinds.
J. M. Martin
493 Willamette St.
Every Woman
wuuwhmu m tnoQM I now
i ft!'tiliria wcin.trfnl
,!! MARVEL Whirling Sprcy
1 twm.i fi.Tnfati-.'i'X
- xamt i onTn4ni,
k It CtHjiwi IwtiiJ;,
MM . Nil Ml! ilamn
llliitmiri NvI-ihU. ttmt
vtviukM -jiif. Mimii. ro..
1 alB 1 ka V l tlruif aa M aatiwaa.
Woodward. Oarkfl A Co rttnland
A POSITIVE CURE.
P(W liaaBaMiML a Clatrrh
I iaW Hliik mi IhMtwal
KMMftx N Mr cm.
ailr ftll I irJ
f Ik t'r(rT Oiuii IN
liir UralM r.
alraaiM. Iica 0 JV. e b
iitO. rMraual. t a i, urw
tonaw IU 1,'drw
thi iantal .mmuco.
HKLLKIUNT U.L tk.
hj V. U OK I.AMK OrtimtLf
STOCK Co-
4
Eugene Dye Works
Now is the time to let its clean up your
Fall Suit, Overcoat, Ladi s' Coats,
Skirts or Su ts. We clean everything:
and make them look lik: new. j
euceneTdye works
6ih end Willaroe le St.. Phonfs:- Red 2S6I and 4362
R. J. MOiES,
R. J. MOSES i SON
Successors to Scobert &, Dodge
We carry a full line of
General Merchandise
nd are headquarters for Fruits and Fresh VeRCtaWo:
Cor.than:01rv , Thon Vain 44
I.
"1 Ktl.Ck
M At J i'lrd
. lQou.mr-cHvr.ol tr, ,d than any olhrr Uiur !
loi an lirh!,r
SMITH, Manager
Cll
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L. J. MUSES.
MOST GROCERS SELL
Olympic flour
every sack guaranteed
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miim 01 inj ncrriTa
,Ja l;ty tr,ad f A,-H 'h eo-1 U ttc hifw- tS.n l
rtVtll.- ASK YOL'R GROCEX FOR IT.
THE PO'i LAND FLCUWNG MILLS
HKNJAMIN' I. Vt!Y.
lii'Sinor.
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