Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 17, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLGEMi DAILY Cl ARl), Tl'KSDAl , UKIKMUKR 17, IDUT. THE EUGENE DAiLY GUARD. GCARD PHINTIJfG CO., IXC. Cbarlrs U. Fisher. "nWisSed every day of the week, 6uoda exeepted. Address all com munications and oike all remit tances payable to The Eugene Guard, Bufcetta, Oregon. Subscription Rates Daily Delivered by carrier, per week.t .15 Delivered by carrier, per month .50 ' By mall one 'ear (ln advsn:e 4-9 Six months tin advance) 2.00 ,One month. . 50 Sine!" copies On Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at Eugene, Oregon, postof fict. is second-class matte.. Agents for The (iunrd. The following are authorized to take and receipt for subscriptions or transact other business for The Dally and Weekly Guard: r-reswell J. L. Clark. roburg Geo. A. Drury. in nnstmasters are authorized to!1'"""1'"1 '" "e hope it may solve receive and receipt for subscriptions ; to the Daily ana vveeiuy uuuru. AX INDEPENDENT PAPF.lt Member Assoeintfd Press Tl'ESDAIf, DECKMHKH 17, 1007. rOREIGX lMMKiBAXTS RETWtXIXG HOMK That the country has been having record-breaking Immigration totals In the last several years is a fact fa miliar to all. Our prosperity and unprecedented demand for labor have attracted aliens by the million, literally, and several countries have actually sounded an alarm over the wholesale desertion of their fields and the depopulation of large sec tions. The loss of able-bodied and sturdy elements of their population has adversely affected the leading Industries and the national defense, o that some governments have created commissions to study ways and means of checking emigration to the United States and South Amer ica. Emigration from this country Is a phenomenon that has not attracted much attention until lately, it Is known In a general way that a great many Italian, Hungarian, Bohemian and other laborers return to their re spective homes in the fall, when many mines, railroads and mills "lay off thousands of "hands." It seems, however, that this year this move ment has assumed the proportions of a veritable exodus. New York newspapers reported last week the departure of aliens at the rate of 4.000 and 5,000 a day. while steam ship agents stated to Interviewers that the total emigration this year may reach 400,000 or even 500,000. These returning laborers carry the money they have saved here. They use these savings to pay off mortgages, buy homes and little lots, or for current expenses until spring, when many of them expect to come back and find employment again In the places with which they have be come cqualnted. Our immigration liws and machinery have no terrors tor them: they 'know the ropes," and bring with them just enough cash to gain admission. They also know exactly where the chances of steady and remunerative work are greatest. Of course, not all of the returning aliens will thus come back. Thous-1 anils will remain 111 their native land. I where a few hundred dollars will gi fir m mnko i hem independent. But the records of the immigration sta tion.! show that thousands of aliens vo honro regularly In tlw fall a"'1 return in the sprins unless limes are hard with us and work is lik-ly 111 the later ra?e the to be scarce returni d emigrant not only suvs at home but prevents a good many neighbors and friends from mil Kratia,; We are apt to think of our c vei n- nient as away ahead of that of M't - l" hut we notice that a man has just been sentenced to prison for two years own there for txploltini; the iinior.int by fortun.'-teilint:. I'hk up almoit any dally pai' -r I"1 '" lisVil in a Inrse tity and you niil (in I this kind of robbery opcn'.v ad vertised. Thl. financial prfblcm that con-(sr-ss Is up against Is the rial thine. If you doubt It. Ket halif .1 dozen men prominent enough In bu-in. "s to make their opinions of vai : '" Kether, and see how many of them lll aKrs-e on what oiicht to be done A widow advertises that she wantt a kitkless man for her next. Why. bless her Innocent heart, there Is no such thlnn. A man may have ben born leajess. or have become so by accident, but he'll continue t k,""k jit't the same. Foraker thinks he can make :he Ohio primary for the election of del . "SJtes to the national convention vry bit as exciting as the U'er show under the big tent, and the !"t "f the Ohio press Indicates tbit he tan O The special holidays are OTor, banks are doing a normal business, the courts are grinding asain. holl- day trade U good and It s rainins 1 eaJily- Now that he hj,s been awarded a Inedal for life-saving, it's Up to "Dob- Bacon, assistant secretary of state, to hustle around and get the nniumuw uoom that should with It. go Of course there was no hidden' meaning in the presentation to every Senator by Senator Bin kett of a Utile 1 book "Of Such Is the Kingdom" wrilteu by one of his constituents. ; Speaker Cannon cans no: who In troduces the bills in congress so long as he alone has the say as to which of them shall lie passed. And then again, congress may be going slow in tackling the money itself. If let alone. Creditors would doubtless unanimously for "Pass me on" for, a motto for our notes as well as our1 coins. Kugene has a house famine one oi t lie surest indications of growing population and prcsperit c,,, ... ..... ., , ,, . 1 . , om.wu ';iille tnat Wu lllB siuslaw coun turn loose their money that they have ( try ,.an not g out In any other di quit paying their debts. WILLAMETTE MAItKET CIIAXGKS OWNKltSHll' Having purchased from B F. Good pasture the Willamette Meat Market. 1 expect to conduct the same In a first-class manner in every respect. 1 will keep constantly on hand a complete line of fre6h and smoked meats, guarnateeing them the best quality at the most reasonable prices. Orders filled promptly and delivery I made to every part of the city. Phone Main 3S. tf J- H- VINCENT. itarily .Mixed I'p. Abraham Brown, of Winterton, K. Y., had a very remarkable experi ence. He says: "Doctors got badly mixed up over me; one said heart dis ease; two called It klduey trouble; the fourth blood poison and the fifth stomach trouble; but none of them helped me. My wife advised me to try Electric Hitters, which are restoring me to perfect health. One bottle did ; me more good than all the five doc-1 tors prescribed." Guaranteed foi j blood poison, weakness and all stum- ach, liver and kidney complaints by j . L,. iJct.anon, druggist, uuc. STOItK KOOMS A'l OFFICES I have blocks In contemplation Tenants desiring store rooms and of- riue n-lll u-oll tn ennnil ma tin. mediately. I urn also planning flats! have for agus maintained an cstnb for families. llshed reputation as a standard cough FKEK THOMAS, Architect. remedy. It contains no opium or 1 2tf Koom 7, Chrlsman lilk. harmflll dn,B ond can ,)e Rlvfin wllh Karljr to Bed and early to rise makes one healthy, happy and wise especially if you take Herbine before retiring. A pos itive cure for constipation, dyspep sia and all liver complaints. Mrs. S. Columbia, Tenn., writes: "I always keep a supply of Herbine on hand. Am so pleased with the relief It gives i.. .nn,tli.nilnn ntiH nil liver com- plaints that words can't express my jipiiretlation." Sold oy Linn Drv.g Company. I.AM I I'OH SAI.K Say, I have some of the best f;irnn, iirus's'. hop and wheat lands In l.nne ctinniv. and some choice luls and acr.s in Spi irmfl'. Id. S. X. 11. Hunt. MoTHKK'K SIT( HKX Seventh and Uak -i,. -i- has open ed under new niiiineeiiii c.t. (lo'id hoanl and ronm by I li- flay, W'-ek or HHintll. Klrst-class heme rooking ; ('hlcken dinner ever;-S'tnday. if j l K.-). n. i . ni'ii'i i i . II' VMI" KM-XV The mri:s of tli Texas Wenjer. toil would never sllll-r irom shim.-., bladder or rheumatic trouble. 11 a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold by o. .1 II nil, or, by mail, senn ior stlmonials. Dr. K. XX. Hall. (Hive sir. '. I, St. I.ouls. XXIIII.K TIIKV LAST X cup and saner free wl : . base of 1 1 or more. Hark every i bun Si ,,n i'V. nines. Y I' CV S I I ' I ' I . V Vo ir wains with wood. Oak, maple, fir and IP's. A-'" Wll.l.l.v.oo . ....... . I'hone I' lac k i hi. j (iASOI.INK xvtmii tlXVIXO XX'. G. White ' prepare d to saw your woou on snuri non. I'hone Hlark 43'.1. 516 West Sixth street. Kesldence, sl( Fit SFXXIMi l HIM-: i O. ' Vi.-hinn sold o easy payments Terms. P- moi..h. 6 I Wlll.ui-1 i"i.,n Hed Hal. ette itVet. I'h" '"''" . ! . ,.-e .in.- iii k u '. windows from now! Sworn before me and subscribed T1 MUMS l,. ... ,1... CO, A.. ,.l un'il Christinas dispisted h d -. sill h-'p Hull's Hr ig Store W (HU. win i"r svi trie extiiblt , . sl.st to give j A neP lit" of H" nt g. it received St vs.... i -d t X'. sit. . .T ,,,. st lowest si Fl!"rs I'linot snd e iv t. -rr: Ho'i' : t x' 'O P 1 f R C U C PUIDTlSi tUUCPlt UHAr I CH - . B. A. M. ELECTS OFFICERS MASONS HOLU AXXI AI. K'UT. TIOX, LAST XKillT INSINU ATION DrX'KMIIKK 87. At the annual meeting of Kugene Chapter No. 10. K. A. M., held In the Masonic hall last evening, the following members were elected to the various positions as officers for the ensuing year: Darwin Rrtstow, High i'rlt-st ; S. S. Spencer, King: ft. O. I) Ue Bar, Scribe: P. V. Os buru. Treasurer: James F. Kobln son, Secretary; it. McMurphy, Cap tain of Host. The installation of the officers will occur on the evening of December 27, the day commonly lieina. known as Saint John's day. At this time the officers of the Hlue Lodge. A. K. & A. M., and the officers of Ivauhoe Conimnndery. No. 2. K. T.. together with the officers of Hiram Council .no. i. tt. and S. M., will also be in stalled. Masons in general are looking for i ward to the -Till with a great deal vole nf lileusure. rXC.'KXK PUOPKKTY Hil l. I. HOW Al.t lll.l-. sure'to double In value within" the next two years. Two electric rail ways are coming up the valley from Portland and both of them must en ter the city from the west, and the rectlon. As sure as water runs down hill, Kugene must build down the valley becauso the business is there. There are both acreage tracts and large lots in this addition, only a mile from the business center and three blocks from the Geary public school. Prices are very reasonable and you may make your own terms, a small payment down and monthly install ments if you desire. See the Oregon Land Co. at 412 Willamette street, or write them for particulars and prices. tf A Ucl WoiMl.'rtnlHl South Dakota, with ItB rich silver mines .bonanza farms, wide ranges and strange natural formations, is a I veritable wonderland. At Mound City, In the home of Mrs. E. u. Clapp, a wonderful case of healing has lately occurred. Her son seemed near death with lung and thront trouble. 'Kxhnustlnp; roiiRhlUK siielis occurred every five minutes," writes Mrs. Clapp, "when 1 began giving Dr. King s New Discovery, the great medicine, thnt saved his life and com pietely cured him. " Guaranteed for coughs and colds, throat nnd lung troubles, by W. 1,. Dcl.ano. druggist, ji)c and Jl. Trial bottle free. Tur and Ciuicnalaun v For the complete cure o! coughs, colds, asthma and bronchitis and ii lung complaints tending to consump tion, liverwort, tar and wild che.-ry I safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold by I.lnn Drug Co. Williams Mfg.Co , props., Cleveland, O. XOTICK TO KKl'IT (illOWKKS Kpruyiiiff nnd I'ruiiliiK 1'nniiptly Duiiu We are prepared to do all kinds of JpraylnK and i;r,ini,1 l ull lip Ke.l 2711. C. A. Murker. II. . DnrliiiK. I'ltK I I'dll CAII SKKVIf'K Owln? to the busses helm taken off. call nervlce in and Iriln trultn ll be fill renls for one. 7.'i l enu for two, or $1 for three or four tf HAKNAIil) ti WKAT. WOOD SWVINO John M. P. D'xon, snniasor to W K. Iloddy. All wood aimed to (tiniKe. For prompt service phone lllack 1,1312. Kesldence, 207 Illgn street, tf Gasoline woodssw Our store luluht be called th" per fume store this season, we are s) heavily slockei) with exquli'lfe oilors. Lines hepresent the world's b-t. Have fancy holiday pnekaxes In (treat variety. Hull's llrui; Slore. It costs no more to apply stood nnlnl therefore use New Kra Hold only at the Herger-llcan llardssre Company. Attend t!ie niasijueiadit at the ar mory on New Year's eve. Tile con-iiino-s worn by the maskers promls" I'i be more elaborate than ever be- fore. " . .ota no nioie to apply good v. I-,. K,.l,l """ " "'-' only it the Its rger-llcan llsrdware Coin eant St.He of Ohio. City ol Toledo, Lucas t -oiiiii Frank J Chenev makes oath that I he Is the senior partner of the firm i of F J. ('Sep. v Co . doing business j in t Jit-. I ' v of Toledo, county and 'state aff.re.al.1. nd :hit said firm .ill pat 'h sum of ONK HI N'lillKH noLI.AHS for ech .rid of catarrh thit rsnnot b cured by "' ' V ,V:, . ri.srrh rr Hi. n.e of Hall's Cs'arrh Cure fHANK J CIIKNKY. n III? (ii-h--' " i w. reniber. A. I) l,wl 1 9e A. W OLKABON. s"try Public. Its. I s i sisrrn ' me i. unr ns;ly and arts fllrecwy on in. nicma i.n.t mucous .urrsfes or the svstem. end for tes-lmon..!. free. i F. J. CHF.N'KY k CO , Toledo, O. gild br druggists. 7 V Tik- llilli K in lly Pills for con- j silpatbin. Q ,iiu,ji,.mu.i....nr. Smith & Jones. .Copyright, lktf. by McClui Nvpt Hyodteaie.) Jonts K. Smith and WUIIatu V. Jotes were chooltuatetf aud Uwoui fri .. At tb ase of twenty the y enters tk same counting room. Two year later Biuito went Into tbe dra,Hr a biuLueaa, auil Jouea weut to tSoutu AiuorU-a to r,irv8'ut a ttrni. limn year after Joiiim had drmrlixl for South America thlupt so changiM with hU linn that he rvturml. Smith knew that he was coming and wan the first to greet him. "Neither had mar rted d urine the Interval. The draper had prospered1, hut destrvd to eulUt more capital and enlarge his business. Junes bud money ami became a part tier. So Kreat was their faith In eaib other that uo papers were drawn le youd those making It a leyal partner ship. They trusted to each ether lu everything else. The partnership con tinued for live years, and the tlrai made money. Tills made at least six teeu years that they had been dally together as boys and men, and one wuuiu nave saiu iiiai etu-n uutrouguiy uuderHtood the other. One day. lu view of further Improvements, thev ..1 b K,,i...i Bi..u.t ,ir,..i Ti.i- showed the exnet shure of each and the prolits mude. There was a differ ence of Just n hnlfpeuny lu favor of Smith. The mutter was tlrst mention t ed In u Joking wuy nud lu the Kt'cutctft good nature, hut later on It luvuuie a Iwne of Cin t en t Ion. 1 1 ere w ere t w o I iiinuiiK inemis w no unii iiiiuoietl uuii- KU1IUH LH HH1UUM iH'iween iiieiu UlHjtUl- Iiik alnmt a hulfitenny. Kat h declared that he waa actuated by principle, uud o hot did the dispute rae that a dissolution of the copartnerHliip wan agreed upon. Jonea weut out of the firm nnd es tablished an opposition trade. In two years he bankrupted both concerns. IVople for thirty mile around were fumUbed with free rnllrond tickets to come and buy, even at half price, nnd ; they were furnished free meuls nt the 1 tores. When bankruptcy came It mndn a clean swetp. Both men weut out Intu the world without A dollar. Smith took a situation In a warehouse, nnd Jones ecu red one with a real estate fluent. Smith secured lioard far away from the other place, but Inside of two days Jones was n boarder at the same place. Then they spoke for the tlmt tlmo In two years, nnd their words were over heard by the landlady, nn testified to afterward. As they met In the upper ball Jones said: "Smith, I have Just a word to say to you. I shall kill you some day for your meanness nbmit that halfpenny." "That's my Intention toward yon." - That was all. They sat nt the same table and slept within n few feet of each other for five timiiUi and never passed another word. They I enured each other's very existence. The. other boarders In the house mine to under Maud the situation nud fell Into It, though of course It wns n subject of general remark. On n dozen different occasions mutual friends Interceded, but each tlmo they were whuffed. Thnt poor little, halfpenny stood lu the wny nnd could not be put nslde. At the end of five months a relative of Smith died, nnd he decided to buy a house In a suburb of Loudon and have n widowed sister net ns housekeeper. This projeet was talked over nt the tlle ifon, all. ,, . ,.ri,i Ihlnir llinl , , ., ,, . ,... ... real itiitA mull wbn bud erei-tetl the Ii.iiiwih In the suburb referred to and that It was n part of bl iltitle to sliuvv would be iiurclnii-eis tliniui:li the buuses. Stub was the case, however. , onp nftertKHili when Hlilltll llliltlitel fri)I1 llie im,eri:r.uiid nt the Hiiburb )(( fljUMl j,,,,,, T,.,iy fr ,m. I, must have ln-eu a surprise to hlnl.ninl ret be was ihiiiiiI to tbe oeeHSluii. lie ankiil to be shown a certulii house. Bm jnin bil the way Into It. People 011 ,), ,tn-et heard nnd saw this. '11ml rv.iliiK neither man retiirucl to bl bonnllng house. Tbey did not return next day. Then the jwllee were se)ken lu. and a senn ll w as lustltuteil. Kllllttl oad said that he was koIiik to look at house. Jones hnd snld thnt be was going to show a bou to a customer Tbey found the house Into which the two men hnd gone and bad not been seen to reappear with Its outer door unlocked. In a room upstairs tbey fumi Huiltli and Jom-s den. I. W'hu t bHpln-ni-il was told by n trump who was In biding In tb Iioihh beiausn lit had committed a theft mil f.-srwl the police were after hlili. Il l was nslet-p lu an upstairs room and wss awuken cd by the sound of the men's voices III dispute. He beard one say: "Smith, Providence bus sent yon here to your death. I mo going In kill your "Jones. I bats been waiting for Just such au opinrtuulty to take your life"' repltsil tirt otlier. There was little or nothing more said before they cloaasl with each other. The tnucsTla listed ationi Bre mm Dtm. it wm dmiM. but not ro, by tramp. It eodsd by HmlUi tsilug flMtiK (a!aal rb. sill of window with sort) fore u to fracture bit skull. It w U optnloti of 0 oootor. O..I may tttr Bred oa far an boar Jo-s started to go dowTiMsIre, bui s1 A..n r,M fl.. t,n llM .fwl tm llSl Biwl - ' f --- w died. JI hsul srasik heart and had orrrtxerti-d himoelf. The tramp bad rll0ib mn bUn tn ovprtalra That was the rod of wis of tt ttrabg"t f'Ola rer started f r.m any canst, and otss baa but to read tt psr tlmlant to wnridtt If any human b mg vrtr eouosi to really urvl erst sod anotbw. M. gCAlt. CLASSIFIED 1 OH RALE I HOriSK KOK work horse. AAIK Au ordinary, Call at this ufllie. i Von sai.k -- Kugene mill. S:ah J. M wood at Purkett. the1 dlS : rOH AI.E Second groirtn fir wood. V. I.. Copernoll, at Watt's jewelry store. tf KOK SAl.K llt-avy farm wauon, nearly new. Inquire Ht OSii Kaxi Kleveuth street. If KOK SAI.K I'lirc-bred while Wan dMte coi-ktTel for sale. J. A. tiridin. 7IS Kerry street. Jt COKUWOOO KOK SAl.lO I.enve or-I dors lth .. O. Mrown at Dr. Hrowu's office In Chrism tin block, j WOOD KOI'. SAI.K A few cords of ;Hd dry grub oak and dry fir. Kmiulre of K. M. Warrcti, HI l.awreiiL'e street. I J KOK SAI.K - Krult larin of 13 acre-, , tn.e miie from 1 O.; variety (tf fruit trees; good new house; goud well; barn and other outbuildings, i ( jiii hi i iit i, mini iniiee. i .. . KOK SAI.K HY OWNKK A snap lu lt f 'Iy: only one block from high schtiol, choice lot .wvMiJ feet. convenient cotuiL;e; modern. Cheap at -it o; Investigate. I in) it ire at thU ofiicc KDK SAI.l liaN',1 cheat anil loose vetrh hay. AUo four-fojt and six teen Inch maple wood, well si-a-MMied. K. C. Vitus. .1 unci Ion City It. K. 1. No. 1'hone Karmers' i:i. d7 r'OU SALh lu best part of the city, uniul S-rntiin hmiiiM and liiru on lot SUxlt.0; house has hard plan-1 ter; good well. On right ride of stree: good shade and trutt. Lock Rox 172, lOiiKcue, Oregon If KOK SAI.K HY OWNKK New elKbt roum Iiouhu with Kns.electrlc UKht, beautiful shrubbery, and all mod ern Ittiprovenicutii, two blocks from car Hue and lu heart of ren lilcuco district. You pay no UKcnt'a cumuihmlon. Lots fiti 2-i x 100. Apply at this office for particulars. KOK SA1.H AT A HAKilAlN Uood house of 7 rooms, HO fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, one acre tinder chicken fence; lui'KO chicken house; two blocks from Henry school house. 1'rlce. fltiUO. Time on pnrt. 1. N. llurhaiiuh, nKcnt, Koom ft, over First National Hunk. HrliiK this notice with you. MIS( Kl.LA.NKOl H LAD1KS' TAII.OKI.Mi and making. 7 ti 0 1'enrl street. dress J5 ID I'HAliK lly owner, timber laud for city property or laud clone to some town. No iiKcnts. Address II. 11., Mux 4!M, Kimeue, Or. UASOI.INK XVOdtiSAW I. I.. Mil ler, phone lllack 47117, residence 77'J Hast Kleveuth street (Kalr moiint). ACCOKDION I'l.KATINO Dono by Mrs. Hurt Vincent at 27 llllynrd street, near Knst Ninth, on reason able terms. Phono Kd 3302. tf Ill'HlNKSS OI'l'OKTI.'NITY ItlK bus iness opportunity by the Invest ment el I'iOO. ('nil at Koom 7, Chrlsman block. Invest I Kute this. d!7 KOK KXCHANtlK Hi acres, well Improved, near Oakland, for prop- erty In or near Kugene. (lood trudo will bo given. McMnrphey & HuK.ll, it West Klgllth street. tf STOItK AND OKKICK 1IKI.P Fur nished free to eniplolycrs. Clerks' lleirlstrntliin Huremi. enirsnco to ufllces 14 Selllug-lllrsch building. :m; l it XX iishliiKliin street, ner Xv'est Park, I'oriland. Oregon, if DON'T full to sc Cliezem If you want bargains In real estate. XX'e buy and sell farm and city prop erly. Improved nnd unimproved. Timber and mining stock. II. Clie .irii. Iloiiiu XI, XXaliou HI. lit. tf HOLD AND KILX'KK PLAI'INO Oil knives, forks and all houstdiold ar tides (hut do not look like now. Write the Oregon Plstlug XX'orks, 128 Lownsdale street, Portland, Oregon, for urlces rtm iiknt Full KKNT Finn I ri'iit room; fur nace beat, electric light, bath. 1114 Mast Ninth. FOIt KKNT Two furnished rooms for young men siiidents. Call at 11.12 Ft Fo.lll.enlh slreet. If H UNIMHI1D KOO.MK- Kl-rtrlc light slid bath; three blocks west of postolflce. Apply at al'l Llucilii. tf I'Ari'l't 'KK TO KKM' - 111 p.iMHir) uiiiN hthI hor-t on (In MtiUliew W;i)IU fiirfu, twfi lull ijnt of Kti'M-ii'. Iri iii ktjIhk; I'-rno rra mubf if)"ilr' lt'HUti I, ovt I-,. in tt HsivliiKri hank, or uiMrf'Aa I' it Hx KuK'iit. WORK WANTKD- Man wllh lni will pluw Krird'Mia or any Mini t lur w.rk. I'hoti! MUrh & 1 7 J. Ji WANTKD I TPiuniH k In K aorl plain awinit. S71 J'ffraon, UflwerD Kfnth a :1 Kijt'nl). Mn II. L. Huff. JI WAN'fKI -Ooorl Klrl for Km-rBl hou-i w'irk In lh mxintrf tor fam ily nf imt (s(mm1 a kh. A ip 1y ki kl Kn nt Kiirvnfh i'i''l. rtwlf WAMKI) MfirrM nmn to wftrk on farm niar Wailrvlil': oiin nJ to work In h mid without utu( h fatiillr pr(rri1. lioii rifiit, cof l"i, aii'l othr prlvllKfa f r CfM rn or aMro' H Hiii?J( 1 s IA. I T-.nl ti si rioil ! 1 1 tf ( n a t di7 COLUMNS W.WTUI (Conl.nitttjj) IK YOU WANT TO SKM your prop. erly tell the Oregon Land Cuniua- ny nbont It nud they will do the.) rest. 412 Willamette street, Ku gene. Or. tf WANTKD Manager for br.inch of-flct- we wish to locate here In Ku- gene. Address, wlih references,; I'he Munis Wholesale Mouse, Cln linuatl. Ohln. y PROFESSIONAL COLUMN .ui.vriiAi runs Till-: LANE TO.. Kooms i'ueenc. Or. t hi viy Aiisi'itAiT .int. .,, ..in in iiiiiviv, I'i Ices rc.tMiiuililc. .mimno l (iit:i:i!s HKItltKIt r I.KIiill. minliiK engineer1 lilitl expert metallurgist. Hellutile ! Intorliiatlon ftirnlMlted to Intending 1 Investors. Kxmnltiutions and re- ( poriB on mines and ore 1 real incut Kilgene, Oregon. I AlECIIITKIT V It K K THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, hlue prints and speell lea t Ions, (leueral super vision over liulldhiKs In course of construrtion. If thlnktiiK of build Ins. Ire or small, nee me. Terms reasonable. Hot i m t , ChrUman block. l MU.UT VKKItS J. XV. KAYS I'D., undertakers uud funertil directors. KiiKene. Or. DAY AS 1IKMIKUHON, underlakcrs nnd eiiibalmers. Corner W'llltuu et t and Seventh streets. XV. T. null HON, funeral director. State UceiiHcd einlialmer. Office and residence. Tenth and Olive streets. I'hone Hod 4 4 SI. rilYNICIAVS AMI St lUilCONS l)K. II. I.. STt'UI.KY Osteopathic physlclun. Offices over Chambers' store, MS XX'lllamettu street, riiono lllack 13211. Consultation freo. Kesldenco 73 4 Kerry street, l'lions Ked 3 ill 7. IHt. ANNA MA 11 it Kit, Osleapatlllr physlclnn. All curable diseases treated. Women and children n speclultv. Office over K. K. Dunn's. I'houu Ked 1031. C. II. CANNON, M. D. llomoepathlr physician nnd surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Klectrl . cal vibratory and light treatment Office. Suite I, t and 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main fi4(). Hoards Huffman House. Phone Mnln It. . Kit AN K TITI'S, M. I). llomoeo piilbli) physician and surgeon Chronic diseases nnd discuses of women and children given special intention. Kariidlc. galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments given. (Hire, corner Willamette nnd Klghth streets Mullock bldg. Kesldence 1132 Pearl street. Offlco phono, Ked HID 1. Kesldenco phone, Ked 4111. A 'I "It )lt KVK-AT.I.A XV 8. D. AI.I.KN, Attorney-at-ln, 6 111 Willamette street, Kugene, Oregon. L. M. TItAVIS, AHorney-at-law. Of rice over Kugene Loan It Savings Hunk, Kugeuu, Orugon. C. A. XXIN'I'Klt.MlilKK, Attorney-nt law. Land (Hies and probate spec ialties. Office ovnr Cliiimbers-Iirls-tow ltmik . WOODCOCK POTTKH, Attorneys at-law, A. (.'. XX'oodcock and K. O. Potler. Office one block south ol Chrlsmiiti block, Kugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS & IIK.XN, Al lorncys-at-liiw. J. XV. XX llllninn, L. K. Ilean. Prncllce lu all courts of the slate and before the I'. H. Lund OL'Ice. utiles 12. 13, II and l.'i McCIiiuk llMll.niu. DOItltIS if SKIPWOIITII. Attorn. 'ys hl law. Office In lloviy building, over Chiiiiibei s-Hrlstow bank. I.KON It. KD.XII'NHON, Altoriiey-nt-liiw. Hooms 1 and 2, Kugene Loan and Hnvliigi Dank. 1.. IIILYKC, Atlorni y-at-liiw. o.'flci over Yoiun's shoe store, Kugeiie Oregon. WALTON ti NKSS, Allorneys-al-lHW. J. J. XValton and S. P. Ness. XX III priiellce til all the courts In the stale nfflff, room 3, Walton lllock, N. II AllllArtill. Hpicial alien tloti kIvcii to divorce and swip. llii lll of pstiin-a. AKnt for ( iillll luuiliil InstirancM tNiinpiitiy. Iliioiu fi, I-list Niitloinil Hank Hiillillim, KlIKi'll", Oll'Kdll. JKSrtK 1 W KI.I..S, Lawyer. .No. :' West lllithlh street, KiiKene. Or opposlli. postolflcH. Olvs special attention to the examination of ab stracts, ) i .1 f I Iiik wills, uitllliiK es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. I'hone Iti-il 1 178. SAM SHAMAN Junk Dealer Highest Price paid for HIDES, WOOL, PELTS, OLD RUBBER, ; s'Vi .' iff V.y ) Ai.S and f .GS Vt also buf Sctor 4 HjcS Cnxjtlt , 51 Olive Street Phone, Red 5571 Eugene, Ore. Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men li is positively the txst , Cigar on the market. 10c Plumbing P'tirnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning Wv.rk. Jall and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitzm&n 34 West 8th St. Phon black 1171 ElectricGas.Water W illamette Valley Co Organized 1683 The First National Bank OF EUGENE. ORECON Capital paid In (100.000 Surplus and undivided profits 63,000 Additional liability of stockholders under ' national banking laws. 100,000 Total 1265,000 Wa will ba pleased to have your name on our books your funds sub ject to chock. We will handle our business wllh care and In strict confidence, whether your account It large or small. T. O. Hendricks President H. D. Hakln Vice President P. K. Hnodgrass Cashier Luke L. Ooodrlrh. .Assistant Cashier ; Merchants Bank ss EVVCINE. OREGON , Docs a a General Banking Business on M Conservative Lines Z S. S. SPENCER, President. Z a L. H. POTTER, Vice Pre?. K. N. McALISTER, Cashier. Cor Tib and Willamette K. I,. HAMULUS, resileut DAItWIV IIIIISTOW, faslilct Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Knitene, Orctfon. PuTd Ud Cash Capital $60,000 Notes nnil MorttfnKcs houiclit, Mon ny loaned on niprovel scurlty. In Osrcst uihl on tlmo rertfflcates of rle (Mislt. A k eo cm I banking businese irHnsnclril. Greatest Variety of Post Cards POSTCARD ALBUMS AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store 5S6 Wilhmette'Street fil Lis iMiiiiiraMj m