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THE Kl'GEXE DAILY GUARD, THl'KSDAY, JANUARY J. 100"
DOES "FINANCIAL
STRINGENCY" HURT
POULTRY BUSINESS
'MARY RODNEY .
MEMORIAL HALL
j AT UNIVERSITY
Who mid "hard times"? Who said panic can ever affect the poultry In-
"panlc"? exclaims J. F. Sohuretnan In duslry rjf this country to any appre-
' , i i, i. . .i. i i, , i, , rlalilo extent. In spite of the pres-
Commerclal Poultry. Who la It that (n( ,.,, rtn.K1(in, wh,. ,ny
haa oven dared to Insinuate that there 0n,cr industries are erliled and In
la a stringency In the money market? , some canes practically dead, there la
Who la It that haa had tho audacity a cry going up the country over for
to predict that -jjjr, gM
o the domnltlon bow w ows? Certa I -,
view., no If ho . I. il WM i
dud he i given the matter any thought '
vhttexer. Hard times? No. not f'ir nmn-
the p-.nliryuian. at leant. Men and Then again, many peoil who have
'votncn In other llnea of business never heretofore kejit a chicken will
may fe i the effect of tho little flnan- now keep a few to supply their own
rial flurry that haa swept over the household needs. Tho first thlut! a
rountrv, hut not the poultry breeder, man does when his monthly or wc.k
l'roHcni financial conditions signify ly Inornne Is reduced by reason of a
itnvihliiK but hard Ilincs for the pool, reduction In the working hours at the
try men of the country, anil we will factory or mill when, ho la employed
tell yon why. 'H 1 try to devise some means of re
in thn first place men and women dining his living expenses, and It Is
who have small savings bank ac- a well known fact that eggs can be
I The Portland Journal speaks of the
' proposed new Mary itodney Memorial
ball as follows:
A movement that will meet with
tho Interested support not only of
Kptscopallalna but with many who
are are Interested In higher educa
tion, has been set on foot by Illshop
Hiadding and Professor I.uella Clay
Carson, of tho University of Oregon.
An effort will be made to erect at
tho Stat University at Eugene a
memorial hall to Miss .Mary II. Itod
ney to be uacd aa a residence for
young women attending the Univer
sity. A meeting haa been called by Bish
op Beading of tho Oregon diocese to
he held In the parish hall of St. Ste
phens Pro-cathedral, corner of Thir
teenth and Clay streets, Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock. .Miss Canon, who
Is head of the Kngllsh department,
and also dean of women at tho I'nl-;
verslty, will be present and will state
the need. All women Int'-rested In :
tho movement, whither Kplsropall-t
ans or not, are Invited to attend. 1
Miss Rodney was one of the first !
and fortneosl educators of Oregon J
for many years and was for a long
time at the head or hi. noien s nan
MAVIS HODV MAIr.
INTO SXl VKMP.S
New York Jan. 1 I -Fnd-lng
himself on hi !' ' ''
iitillturlnnlsiii, ll-nry K. .Snl-
llvan has mad" a will I''
which he directs the execu-
sV tors to inak" u-e after his
death of evry portion of his
f body for which use can be
found. Ills bones are tj be
made Into buttons, his skin Is
to be tanned for leather trink-
eta, and violin strings are to
be inado of such portions of
his body as lend themselves to
that use. All of these pro-
duets, Mr. Sullivan directs,
are to be given to hl partlru-
lar friend, James Hayes, who
is to distribute the articles
among Sullivan's friends, as
4 he gees fit.
counts, hoarded up from their week- produced for about one-third of their
... ...... at... ft--. ........ I.. ..... oi.ut III thi. iniirlfi.t iinil Hiiind I iiiom
. ' .............. , .. .1...., ULu It. mm mii il Will rifciir In him Ihnt 1 1 n I . ! ti I. .. ....... .. alDi..i..ln.liu. ,.f lit., lulnl
this, and as soon n the banking way of reducing tho living expenses j liiahop H. Wlslar Morris, and was an
rules permit of It they withdraw their of his family will he lo get a small j earnest worker In the cause of high-
money and put In socks or under tho hock oi iowis to supply iiiu eggs tor ,.r education. It Is especially rilling
corner of tho carpel or some other his household. Ilo knows it tt less he
place where they think It will be ae-, is away Delimit mo times, nun tnase
cure. llefore long, however, they , fellows are scarce nowadays that
begin to gel nervous for fear thai ' puro-hred fowls will lay twice as
they will be robbed or lose their , many eggs as mongrels, and as It is
money in some other way, and then eggs he Is after, ho in naturally going
what la tho most natural thing for to buy pure hreds.
them to do? Why, look around for vVe said above that the poultry
Home safe place lo liivesHt, of course, i,,tr harvest season Is at hand and
where It will not ouly be safe, bdt pay ; wo believe It. If snaggle-loolh He-
profit. ispalr has been stalking around In
They are not looking for big things y,mr ,nrk yard, trying' lo mako you
for they have only a small amount to think that everything Is going to the
Invest, and there are not many op- dogs, open the gate and tell him It la
porlunltles for small Investment tin- his move. Should some pessimistic
less a number pool their capital and . fellow try to discourage you with lu
tacklo something bigger. Do you ap- r, inlcs f hard times, tell him to go
predate what wo aro trying to get at? to that mysterious hoiirno whore no
Is your thought factory III working return tickets nrn obtainable. Keep
order? If It Is, wo n I not say an- yr mind's eye on the fart that you
other word, for you will readily com. urn engaged In nil Industry that is not
prebend that Instead of Ihero being affected bv financial flurries, pan
hard limes In atoro for tho poultry- lis or anything of the kind, and put
man who has stock for sale It he- forth your best efforta to get the husl
hooves him to get busy at once, as his ness that Is sum to result from the
harvest aeosnu Is nl hand. (fa a present stringency In financial clr
dead sure thing that many of these cles business for poultrynion.
people who are looking for some-; Now Just a word more and our dls
thlng In which to Invest will take up course is ended. Tho people referred
the breeding of poultry and will ho to above as about to go Into tho 1-
looklng for stock. ' ; try business are going to buy Block
During the past few years thn pen- from the breeders who ndvertlso. In
Vie of this country have been educnt- the language of the street gamln.
d along the linn of tho possibilities ; "that's a clneh." How elso would
of Intelligent poultry culture as nev-thoy know tliero was anv -k to be
er before. The Industry has achieved had? had? Conaetiuently. Instead of
so Important a position In tho Indus- culling down his advertising appro
trial and commercial welfare of our prlallon nt this time, thn poultryinan
nation that the lending mugaxinca, as who Is wise will Increase It and use
well as the metropolitan dully and larger si in order that he may
weekly papers, have given much of tell something of Ihe good quiillllc's
their simce to an exploitation of llm of his slock. Ihelr egg-lnvlng proollvl
Inilustry of Its possibilities, and today lies, etc. The poult minin who allows
there are undoubtedly thiiiisauilB of himself to become scared at this thn,.
people In this roimtry who, on nc- mimI allows I lie sntotv-valvu or his
count of the stagnation along other heart lo become clogged up, mid cuts
Industrial lines, will take up pool- down his advertising a iiiilon
try breeding as a safe and profile- Is making the greatest mistake or his
bic business in which to Invest a lit- life. Opportunity Is knocking at the
in money. Hour of Hie poiilirvman. The harvest
And It Is snto and, If profitably Is ripe and ready to he garnered Col
conducted, profitable. No flnnneliil busy.
OIIITl'AHY.
MARTIN'S POWER I
Alexander Eaton died last night at
K lFRY INTFUKF lnu residence of his granddaughter.
10 Itill II! I mot Mr, 11. V. Wilson, !N East 2Uih St.
,, . I Death was due to disabilities of old
age. ills remains were taken to
Creswell, l.nne county, this afternoon
for Intement In the fnmllv plot.
Mr. Knton was born In Tone-see In
1N3.1, and came nomas the iilulns to
lng the close attention of everv one ' ." . ; ' germs In the nose, throat and lungs
during hi. discourse. No one can lis- ."' 'ho had been Miss I'uimie (V and make a quirk and permanent
ten to him five inliiulea without be- ,nn' . 'V'" ,! T !,'.' V'"111"''"' Mia- rare or catarrh. So strong Is our
llefore a great audience last even
lng Dr. Martin, the Christian evau
gelist, delivered one of his most Im
presslve sermons thus far. He po
sesses rare ability In the urt of hold
that a memorial to her should he
erected at tho leading educational In
stitution of the state, and It will he
tho first memorial dedicated to this
pioneer educator. A largo attend
ance la expected at thn meeting.
MARRIKI)
!
,
At the residence of the bride's pa-t
rents at Wnllerville, Jan. I ft. ISDN,'
Marlon A. Hrewbaker anil Miss Ada
Mao Mllllean, Itev. II. N. Mount, of
Kugeno, orriclatlng. The couple hnve
gone lo Portland, where the groom
Is employed on tho street railway.
SII!..M Wll.li NOT
;irr anotiikk train
Salem. Or., Jan. 15. The railroad
commissioners made order yesterday
discontinuing the Investigation of the
complaint against the services of the
Southern Pacific passenger trains 11
and 12. operating between Rosehurg
nnd Portland, with a view to ordering
an extension to tho train service fur
ther south to Ashland. This notion Is
taken because the people south of
Hoseburg, upon whose petition tho
complaint was made, nnd Tor whom
hearing was had at Ashland several
weeks ago, railed to produce surn
clent evidence In the opinion or the
commission, lo warraul. an exten
sion oT the tniln service rarther south
than Uosehnrg. This order practical
ly disposes of the case altogether.
IDAHO'S OUTPUT OK
UOPPKR DURING 1007.
Washington, Jan. 12 The produc
tion of blister copper from Idaho in
1906 was . 578. 048 pounds, a gain of
about t .SiiO.UOO pounds over the ou
put of 1905. The mine production
amounts to 9,558,913 pounds. The
difference between the mine and the
smelter production In 1906 Is due to
the fact that a very large quantity
of Idaho ore was held In storage at
Canadian and Pacific Coast reduc
tion works at the end of the year.
Much of the product came from the
Snowstorm mine, in tho Coeur d'Al
ene district, and from the White
Knob mlno, at Mackay, Custer Coun
ty. THKH PRUNING
.1. F. Ross has resigned his position
with Moon & Tlngley and will tako
up his old trade of pruning trees
again.
There is much need of this kind of
work, and having had ten or more
years' experience in this business, he
wishca to say to his old customers, as
well as to new ones, that he wjl do
all kinds of tree trimming, pruning
and flower gardening, and will do It
right. 1 have two experienced help
era that have been with me for two
yean.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices Just as reasonable as possi
ble f:r that kind of work.
Will do tho work by the day or by
the Job.
Leave all orders at MOON & TING
I.KV'S. 65 Kast Ninth street. Eugene,
Or., or write me, J. F. ROSS, same
address.
Opportunity Knocks But Once
. . , t k ..ntev and th;v are coming: People of?. up?r.
They have heard oi tne saie an uvu - - -
and Lane County know a good thing, that is why they are coming to the RED TAG
SALE. Not one or two articles reduced, but everyth ng in ie holc store , Why not
buy two or even ihree pair of Shoes? You can save from 50c to $1.65 on the Fa,r-th
wiH almost buy a new pair. Never before in the history of Eugene was sueh a sale con-ducted-everything
has the original ticket on them-thc famous RED TAG with the cut
price. Everything absolutely guaranteed.
$15.00 Wool Suits $1195
The best all wool hand
made felled collar, hand
worked button holes and
hand padded shoulders
in blue, black, gray,
brown and mixed a, reg
gular$15 suit $1 1.95
18.00 Suits
i
. V; V.K
'urn
$13.25
$20.00 Suits
$15.85
$25.00 Suits
$19.50
Boys' Long Pants
$8.00 Suits
$5.95
Red Tag Sale Bargains
$4.00 Women's Fine Shoes $2.35
$2.25 Women's Dress Shoes. $1.45
$2.50 Boys' Light Shoes $ 1 .95
$2.25 Boys' Heavy Shoes $ 1 .95
$J.25 Madras Shirts 84c
75c Women's New Belts 49c
$2.25 Long Lace Curtains. $1.49
Black and White Darning Cotton ... 2c
Adamatine Pins, the paper lc
65c Wool Dress Goods, the papers 39c
$ J.50 Fine Broadcloth, the yard $1.19
All Dishes and Vases ONE HALF
35c Men's Neckties 1 23c
tOc Men's Handkerchiefs 1.. 4c
30c Embroideries, the yard 1 5c
65c Embroideries, the yard 33c
25c Ribbons, all colors 1 5c
$13.60 White Furs... $8.5o
THE BON MARCHE
OrignaLor
Red Tag Sale'
IT POKS TIIK Hl'SlNKSS
Mr. E. 15. Chamherlaln. of Clinton,
Mo., says of Hueklen's Arnica Salve:
"It does the huslness; I have used it
for piles and cured them. Used it
lor chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied II to an old sore add It
healed It without, leaving a sear he
hlnd." 25 cents at W. A. Kuyken
dall s drug store.
I
HALL &. SHUMWAY,
Uarry a full line of plumbing Hxtorer
Plumbing and sewer work.
Also general jol bing In tin aod
sheet Iron work. Iron work promp
I0u i-i 1 1 1 p.o.
Phone Black 1371 499 Willamette L
Thero wna once a maiden
gay,
She'd laugh and ting the whole
long day,
For I am bo happy and well, said she,
Now that 1 take llollistcr'a Kockjr
Mountain Tea. ,
Unn Drug Company.
Homebulluers will lind the bst
bargains In Ulalr street addition.
Make your own terms: pay for your
Oung and I lot or acre tract out of your month
ly savings. tt
, t
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
WOOD FOR bvLE
504WIUametteSL. Eugene Oregon
PhoneHlack Jl
Ve tise all the latest methods In
cleaning and dyeing at the Kugene
Dye Works, corrntr Sixth and Willam
ette street. Phone Ked 2S61. tf
The ESMOND HOTEL
OSCAR ANDERSON, Mgr.
Rates-European Plan
50cf 75c, 51.00,51.50, 52.00
Free Bus to and from all trains
Front and Morrison Sts.
Portlanr1, . . . Oregon
J. W. BARRIN'GER
Expert Housemover
Moves anything. Twenty-hv
years experience. Residence, East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phoot
Red 451 1 . Eugene. Oregon
S3
3222
lti:i, h: i.h i. hvk .mi.M 'i i:s.
Help CoilieN (Jlllrkty When llyoinei
Ih I'mnl for Catarrh.
The quick relief that cornea fromj
the Hyouiel treatment for ealnrrh ls
mint remnfknhle. Put a few drops j
of liquid Hyouiel In the little pocket
Inhaler that cornea with every out
fit, and before you have imcd the
treatment for five mlautea you will
notice relief from your catarrhal
trouble..
II gives a tonic, healing effect lo
the ntr you breathe, kllla all catarr
hal germs, stops the poisonous secre
tions nnd soothes tho Irritated mil
cotia membrane.
llyomel will destroy all disease
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words of vital meaning and from a ,.. .'.' , . noun
fail that ",""rl ,amllv The trip was made belief In the power of llyomel to
eiie river, (or the fr time In lis
history, the loam being compelled to
rron Ihe liver 3 times.
When the couple reached the Wll
l; unite valley they settled on n doua.
lion land claim near what Is now
Creswell, In l.aue couniy. When ihe
ItoiMie rlvrr Indians became tniulile
some and w. r niaiis.ii ning while
families. Mr. Kalon enlisted In the
subject of great Importance wl,l'" '"'"" general
....... ...it. HI IMT M V 1..
vital source have been expressed by
liltn.
No matter, frl.nl, whether your
tastes are of a humorous, pailietlc or
of a middle slate, you will most cer
tainly not nit away dUappoluted when
you hear Ir. Martin.
Ity all means come tonight, lie will
prenih on a siihj.'ct which he Is hv
no means nshami d or afraid Id dis
cuss.
111 the eyes of the world and of grenl
er Imporuiii c in the sight of tied.
Ills theme will he ' Why I llelong lo
the Christian Church."
Blnco Hih servlcra begin at 7 .10
you should come earlier than thai It
: bringing the savages to terms and
'finally landing the remnant of the
i hostile tribes on the Slleu reservation.
While making a home In the Wll-
you hope to have i
conifoi table seal..,"", ,"'" ,Mr ri,"" Kreal
..v.... im in.. iniiiHin, n1 hi, ,,,
KltihlXK litOl'Klt l V was known tiy them as one ,l I.....
WILL illOV VAI.C Alll.K I'liallty. which proved of great val-
no in keeping the aborigines of thai
Illslr street addition property Is i ",rI of Oregon territory friendly dls
sure lo double In value wlihln the!l"""'d toward Ihe white seiners e
next two years. Two electric rail-1 u,,'l ' keep a pack of fox hounds to
ways are coming up the valley fromj"1"" bear and doer, and his prowess
Portland and both of them must en-." huntsman was reaarded with
ter the city from the west, and the " ''V his ssvage f-lends.
line thai will tap the Sluslsw conn- i N,r- Katon's wife tiled several years
try can not go out In any other ill-, " K . He leaves three d.itiithtcr--rectlnn.
As sure as water runs down' H W. Wilson of Portland; Mrs
hill. Kugene must build down I be 1 C Wilson of (ioshen and Mrs
valley because tho business , i riasltr J Kelsay of Kossll, In this
mere. ..i'o Mo wns ,. in. ni i t ..t i;,.,
cure all catarrhal troubles that with
every l HO outfit the Mull Drug Co.
give a guarantee to refund the moiv
i v unless tho remedy gives satlstac
Hon.
TOItK ItOO.MS A VP Ol biliiS
I have blocks In contemplation.
Tenants desiring store rooms and of
fices will do well to consult me lin
medlntelv. nut also planning flats
for tamllles.
KKKK THOMAS. Architect.
1 Stt Hoom 7, Chrlsman I'.lk.
What Are Yon tiokg Willi
WK CAN Sl'PPl.Y
Your wants with wood Oak, Ma
ple. Kir, and Ties Also Coal.
WILLIAMS THANSKKU CO.
Phone lllack 1141.
!.MI.1NK VIK)1 KAvVINO
W. O. White Is prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone lllack 43M. HcsUlonce.
616 West Sixth street.
Wlklll HAWIVtt
John M. P. P!xon, succt-ssor to W
K llodiiy. All wood sawed to gsngo.
For nroiapt service phone lllack
SSU llesldence. a7 High street, tf
Iliere are tmth arnsci trsets Llul on:c frat Hv nut ,. ,,i tiasollne woodssw
mis.' in mis n ii ti 1 1 ii.ii . only a I'.n.iii-'r.ii liy t.iat oiilor -
mile from Ihe tri.on.ss center and' '"oi Hand Telegram,
three blin ks (rem the deary pnintf I
jehool. ' I
Pi lies re very roi.on.ibl. and you1 f I t ( ifni v n T n ii,v
may make your own ter.e., a small ,IM7.i (iVTMr'VT I. resr,.ni....i ..
lisveieul down nul mi.il.:. ..,.,-11 1 .. . "srnniee.t tt
" ' .. ...e ..iiv e. 1.1 ite'ii... K it ....
or protruding tiles In u, H
ls)S or j,Mv refunded t.0c.
menu l( you d. slre
S.-e the Oregin Land Co at III
Willamette street, or write iheiu for
particulars and prices. if '
POItll.ANIl lltlY u. nKi:nv
lliead. the Iki and hralthlrat
bread made. For sale at Otto's.
If yon are going lo use coal this
winter It will psv vou to get a
Wilson Coal Healer. dlf
PKhftsMiKIMl
Suits a speslalty Miss Wllllsm, A
to., li.Kims 7 and x. Cordon block fl
Fat aiivtuiiig v. in wnut; don't
-Line yourself, tinting U won't as
loo, f,n llollistei's itix'ky Mountain
Ti cleans the lonols mid snuiiach
.'.nd inaki s dUc.it ion ;. 3Cc, Tea
or Tablets.
l.ltin lriu Conn. ,mv.
ti.h V . hi.. . """'n tor final hearing b, the countv court
' i'mi I delirious fresh shrlmt, w.thiof Unecountv (Ve.oa
..v.rderofoysiers. I' njf.. . Fl.l.FN' J KiT.
Notice ( Klnnl S.Hll.ni.iil
Notice Is horrl.v given that the un '
derslgnod. a.lmlnlsii airix of the es
ta:e of Austin K.mt. d.vesso.1. has
filed her account for final settlement
of said estate, and Mon.lav. the 3d
diy of February. I yo. has been set
P tilting it avay m a sock?
Putting it away m a bank?
Or are you just "blowing
it in?" Take our advice and
Put it in Lots in Blair Street Addition
TIIK SOCK SAYIXll PI. AX IS Al l, ISKillT, IK SOMKONK
IM.KSX T STF.AL TIIK SOCK. TIIK ItAXKS AUK. ALL ISHJHT,
TOO. AMI THKY W ILL PAY YOV 4 TO .-, PKK CKXT IXTKUKSt!
WHICH IS VKKY ;ooi; HIT AX lXVKST.MKXT IX 11LA1U
sTUKi-rr AiiniTiox with its nati kal iikaity ax sip.
KKIOIt um-ation. will ACTl ALLY MAKK YOl' KKOM tit. TO
lMl PKH CKXT IX A YKAH Oil TWO. YOl ( AX m V ,,()TS AN1)
THACTS THKHK 11Y MAKIXO A SMALL ( ASH PAYMKXT. AM)
IK YOl LIKK, TAKK CAUF. OF TIIK UAI.AXt K IX KASY MOXTH
LY PAYMKXTS.
Any of the following well-known and reliable real estate dealers will
be glad to show you this property at any time
fl
OREGON LAND CO.
PLANK & JOHNSON
FRENCH & REYNOLDS
GARRETT REAL ESTATE CO.
. PACIFIC LAND CO.
H. CHEZEM
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Admlnlsti?;rlx.