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Newspaper Page TextTHKM'OEXE DAILY GUARD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1008 ; for his photograph. Thus do times change, and the Indiana with tho r-ft INC. i u i.uiuaus Auxiliary to i tu-! American Srte'ptv fnr rho pn,. i : 'T ,.s irf u.i, ' Vii cnm. 01 lru " animals was great: IT . - - -. P...1 .TIN' Address all com V. -iv . make ' f""1 " !''-- "'..:,(nn na f.,n Ouard. 1 Ident. Mrs. CariwalaHer line ..... .1., .. hie 10 1" 8 - juifJ ''k'egoD. I aD "Brnes P'fa l' Justification f v!v. km-': Li,aily ! 'section. She declared that she had jjtuffll1'" loved animals, especially dpgs, all her ... 1.. ner week.S .15 1 if e. but thnr fnr thirtv-fK.o feJjdMMrr'er,,pSvace)11 4'oO 8he nud als0 be(in '"miliar lt:i hu Pliooeye" ('n , ; 2;00 man suffering in the various hospl- Cjoniii S tals. Her deliberate opinion was thai .BOY CAUSED RUNAWAY! AT WALTERViLLE .Mi:s. st(!:mi-:nt tk.w uk fAMK i m.im;i:i am uax OTIIKK VAI.TKIU ll.l.K OTi:s Silver Aluiiiiiiuiu Jelly .Mould Free, i" i Individually Molded desserts are! now considered the propyl thing. The I moulds are hard t:i gu outsiiic m l.'irRf cities, tut users of JKl.l.-O, J The luiuty Dessert, can set t!um al- solutely tree. Circular in ea h pa;k a'AO explaining and lllu-iti-utiut; t)u different patterns. JKLL-0 is sold by all grocers at 10c per package. Do nut accept a substitute vr juu wfl brt disappointed. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS t OK SAI.K la ANTED moot" . coi'i"- .05 the experiments on live animals were ?irtJ!l''tM made k0WD D "Solutely necessary. She recounted Lllcill1"1' p Eene Oregon, postof- at length the progress that had been Itered ' B0 ... ii.u matter. . made because of vivisection in tho 'Jilil Guard 'control of various diseases that affect J"" ."'i, orlzed to 'man, and even animals themsjlves. Til f"110 f ... .,..hncrlntlons or Taking diseases of the heart as cm. r "t'other business for The Daily stituting a case in point, she proved j WWIOJ t rlnrk 1 ' niiniiiuu Oil living CrwirellJ- LA prury. I animal3- 'concluding: "A dissection b"rT,.jIr are authorized to of a dead h art c;.n give no id.a of A" V-i re.-e'nt lor subscriptions Weekly Guard. &AV. MARCH 11.1 WW 4 aw the way its valves work :.. ..fe." It .lis related that some of the aux.Mary .members .'.t'sa't come to yet. The face of automobiles from New ! York to Paris will get along all right I B. Iertn no 11... ....... ....... .. l'ItvtH STI'EET ' uvel ule ArE KIiM " level section of tho Continent, but llhruiir. - .when the machines come to the trails of Alaska there win ho n iiifi'i.,...ni A nisrem'ehi Is now on foot to have , tal6i gome of (he roadg u)) n (h ...h utrfi-t pavea ueiure me normern country are so rough that a L cement exorcises on June 24. pack-horse finds difficulty in gulnn Utdavttf, Southern Pacific will ver the- ea.lly l,aB. ls"' . ' Ine what will happen to nu automo- b , WS AlurrioB from Portland bH The w)n L i-iil formally open their new Seattle, or if not there at some town .j.01'0 depot. The visitors from i In the southern portion of Alaska. wtro'iolis an! other outside ; - . . . Ami .. ... it 1, u,...i,.,l !... C... .. . stit be treated to an open-air- i11 kl nrobablv on the University Francisco will be compelled to get 211 ' ' " t . . . I ... ,i.i, tin aia . .u. mms, t which Mckenzie river nun ow,uuu iui it CTituuu- lont will occupy a prominent piace "-cut. u. m.; nuuum numuai onus He menu. The city will be decked i"u n seems iu me average muruii nil attire and it Is prbposed to that this is enough to spend for such Etke the occasion one long to be re--a purpose during these times of Ti mbered in the annals of Western nanclal depression. It is all well Irtgon progress and development, (enough to evince a patriotic spirit, To have Eleventh street paved at ana ail mm sort oi ming, uui mere lit time mould enable ttugene to " num. " ft hundreds of visitors the finest It comes to throwing money away, kidenre street possessed by any , especially wnen tne people can ill tin the Northwest, and would be atora to give it. means of spreading the fame of A Japanese imperial ordinance, which was promulgated in 1898, for- Cnlversity city far and wide. MSFOItMATlOX OP NATIVE AMERICANS other day two Indians, one a ind the other a Delaware, but representatives In congress, one rtj'from Oklahoma and the other f Kansas, met on the. floor of the bse and discussed the political iitiof their race and its relation to peopl of the United States. Id in editorial comment on the ln- i(5t the Fresno Republican says It In in Incident well worth tbe ma- r'lc diction of a Durke or a Mac.au- Tor the brush of a Reynolds. Con- ;Blni:, the Republican says; "Th: particular question- over l the discussion arose, that as to "'it the Indians of the so-called bids the employment of foreign la bor in Japan except under limited conditions, which restrict such em ployment only to the old treaty ports where foreigners congregate. And yet there are licople in this coun'ry who cannot see Why it is that this government should object to popu lating the United States with Japan ese. ' Human nature Munches up pretty much alike. Owing to protests of its own laborers, Japan deported all the Chinese coolies Imported under eon tract by manufacturers and prohib ited fur'her Importation of cheap Chinese labor. Senator Teller thinks the grentest t:ritllld Tribes, are now. fully danSe'- to thls eovernmeM lies In the wniiel citizens of the United disposition oi one oepan.uCBL m u... Jtei-orare .nil ,rrt. r th . government to sit miy uy anu unu "WM. and n, such subtect to their department to exercise Its Nun,.,! property on reservations dl,ties- That's easi,y 'emedled, sen- wacerned to governmental Juris- ator- Let ,ne mle Bet uub5- pirtlon. Is to lis a trlfllnir moltor i . M H 1. not very important to the' Ins,c"'1 I,,l,ns "!' themselves. The fact Is that lnR lo I"Preu J .J "V, wry Idl:,n who wishes It has ena laimn' 11 . ' rtrlcM nf n.i,ni,... k ji wisilom ror ine wnue itne?s the meinbrshln of Owet courage on ' turns in the senate. The dis- i One of the country'.- periodical an. archlst scares may I a l t.) .--o'lieililnji more effective than talk, and the one now may be It. At any r.ue, let us hope so. is the best method to lessen the danger of the yellow peril. has come to be little more terhnHil one. "The rema-kahl thing Is that two hat was nroelainierl n ,H... .r ru W a eenor.Tti,.n . J inn leimiveij - WVac.-r, shcmlrl l.o rhiia hnl.i. 'f? 'he attention of the senate as a Its most active and talented rtrs. Whero r -i, .... ...c nunc nu win f-as of the nonr tn.-iinn ........ rln:'i skin all er,,n'nrf th nfm? fns,ns, he-pnlnted and b?- Polltlclnns are In some r-spects like other men. The has-been Is quite sure that thin-is are not what they were before he was laid on the shelf. rhered f f la:hsn Perhaps it Isn'l more siind In Its the war dance, or living cizzard that the so-called tonserva- '"He leisure while hla snnnw iu-. oiomeut needs. Ill the opinion of th mrr.? . thfi Washington I'osl. but more vo-.es. few dav. i i 1 r - n.i I. news varn was ? m over the wires to the effect I niTKH WIRKl.KSS '-re"rn'''M't0ln'llan8,nNPVa-! Preferred sto"now -ellin, a. S-t I war-path. A day Ji5 per share. We confidently (- .--r came an lndign:int state- pect an advance on this sioi k ni n "01 Irom ih , ., ..... Ii-,. i loiter iust re-elveil frmii Colonel C. C. Wilson, of New who Is president of said company. he savs: , , , . "W have a bill now before this session of congress which privld-s. we understand that every passenger ohin be eiiulniied wl:h wlre- rd, Genernl Nel- 1esg; expect this bill to pass i.lthln ten ilavg. allll II H '' Slllirrlnt..nrfnn ...... 'ttjt his Indians had nn th'onrht ''"'"T on the warpath, but were ir"'lly at hnma : 'he reservation. 'A"d thin. hllp are still living ""u inner American ar- within ten days, ami n " " 'ho won their honors by tock will advance as f ; e hr,i .t house air brake stock. lib n went i ,frl 0. 0. n.. Tm "nd othor American '"Har th. v.. . . i, r.k-. U lnsoT",he rom 5100 4f"'" ""r Kre ,a. a t. m"Pl,ln 'hem to settle Welve months after congress passed . M ,,VP!' permanent a bill compelllei every car to be ir,, nnt"e "-rtman, rife for equlPI'"" wl-h an air lrake , ,r f Irearh. rv i, . . . Enounh sa d. Have you any j.'f K. 1 ''c , , ,' , mnre- "nd ln -WIRKl.KSS WOOPR1KK." i--., ''r'y useful citizen office 1H vt Mh St.. or Room " -l dvan;age and rcsnonsl- Gordon Block. tf ' n., h"" n(,1Khbors. Even - of the old wars are ' ""-nn, l,g hand, hut ,:0t i h tho l.lnrf .1 v..- , - ....... TAIMHt SIKH RKMOVAI. NOTICI' p. S Mclloticall. 'he tailor. h- '..a ki. ..h,,-, from ihe F'ra" '"ill 1- IMI.t'M 111 -.i.'l V!.'"1' 'h -. mukei. WIMame-le .tree . jo v;-- ht;'rr hy 'r,,,nK ,rin- trr-r;, I "k U souvenir hontex wM1 be foiinj by a!l his (Sp"cl-'l C;rr-'sinpii,.!ice 1 Wallervillo, Mnrch II. Tuesdiv mornln-r Mrs. ,1-hn Stor-nent start ed ro driv to Eugene, but stoiMie.i i't Rennin's store and tied W teaei lo one of the porch posts. While sh was in the store a s'nnll bin- walked up to the tesm on stilts a"d shnok ! paper In their faces, which frl:ht-'n-ei them. He was advised bv I.esier Milliean to stnn, but he had not yt had fun enough, and soon the hors's wore rearing and nliinelne and fi nally broke loose and ran home, a dis tance of ine and a half miles east of Walterville. The barnyard gate w-s inen. and as thev dashed in th?y broke loos" from the hack and p'ter circllm around Ihe yard a few times went out Into tho rond and ran to' Elliot Potter's, where they v.'Ci't caught. M-s. Sformenr's hintiv frlonds are very thankful that she was safe. Several cf the children In the neighborhood hnv the chicken pox. N'o one Is very sick. Kara Potter wes v.'ry sl"k w'th neii-ali of the r.tonmch Saturday evenin1;, but Is i"nc'i hotter. Uncle Waller llotel'.kl'-s wm taen to tho Eifene hospital last. Saturday hy Or. Johnson. PLEASANT HIM. XOTKS (F--"f-ial f-.rre-windenv ) I r:"fW"t Mill. Mnri 11. The we-'ther is all th?t r--iui. ho de-'lred nH farming is progressing accord inplv. Sevcrl C'ltlo ji.vpr.. i-tvo een ranass'ng tbe n"ighiorhood Ihe pat u-p:..i( with more or l"s success. U. P. Pe-ks s-.m to Mennne Rros.. of Hazeldell, 70 head of steers, and a few others were picked up. Mrs. J. K. MeKinsey returned Sat urday from Snrlngfleld, where she has been with her 'daughter, Mrs. Scrl'-ep.er. for the past week. Miss Irene Roblnet went to Eugene last Monday, where sho was taken suddenly ill. Dr. Javne was called and pronounced the trouble conges tion of the spleen. She is now slow ly Improving. Mrs. Alice Knowles visited rela tives at Cottage Grove most of last week. Several Pleasant Hill people will bo on the new Dexter-Goshen tele phone line. The Pleasant Hill and Creswell Stock Company met at Pleasant Hill March 1st and transacted some reg ular spring business. There have been several stiver0 cas os of grinpo here lately, but all are now improving. Deputy Master State Grange Voor hees. who is on a tour of inspection and organization, visited tho Pleas ant Hill grunge last Friday and de livered a very Instructive address. The Pleasant Hill grange was organ ized in 1S9 7 and Is one of the largest In the county. A meeting Is to be called at Pleas ant Hill to discuss the plan of unit ing Pleasant Hill, Trent. Edenvale, Coast Fork and Enterprise school districts for the purpose of maintain ing a high school. County Superin tendent Dillard and City Superinten dent Alderman have promised to be here and President Campbell will probably address the meeting. Reg ular notice will be given soon. REGULAR. THE MARKET FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west Sih St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE S-room house and 2 lots; de sirable corner; Rood barn, water, bath and sewer; must be sold soon; good value at $:touo 8-room house and goud lot ou Willamette street; good lo- cation; city water; electric lights. Price $2723 8-room housft and corner lot 80x160; barn, heu house, chicken yard,- some fruit. Price $2000 79 acres five miles from Spring field; 40 In cultivation, 39 pasture; new 10-room house, 40xS0 barn;' 4 ncres orchard; for sale or trade for larger place. , - 3 acres close- to town ; 4 -room house, small barn; 1 acre orh'ird; to tradu for larger place; will pay difference. We also hav business open ings and a largo list of real estate to offer of every description. McMURPHEY & RUGli 22 west 8th St. WOOD FOR SALE 10-inch oak wood. Phone Farnurs -Mi or In- quire at Sterner's si jce. y Mn'. at; PURE UUED White Wyandotte ess for sale. J. A. Griffin, TIN Ferry, street. inL''' ; FOR 1A1.K brtronc ,!ro..iii fir ' wood. W. I.. Coppernoll. at Watt s i Jewelry store. tf FOR SALE Ruff Orpington eggs, 13 for $1. W. 11 Hampton, llOi Columbia avenue, corner littli st. COOK WANTED-FirU-cluoS conk wanted at Eugene Geuerut hospi tal ill mire. If PROFESSIONAL COLUMN Itl'.AI. i:.ST. I I-: AtJKXTS J. I.. 01. AUK CO. Dealers 111 real Ten ladle and gents dai-1 estate, Creswell, Or. WAN I K ly to get their clothes t'leaued and: pressed at tbe Kngeue Dye Works. I tt ! WANTED TO HI' Y Good feed oats. The feed mill, iVi West Eighth st. I 111 I I A IIHTIC ACTORS FOR SALE National wheel, used one season; in good condition. Will sell cheap. Call at 37 East lUth street. tf !l FOR SALE Loose and baled eheal hay; also oat straw. Phono Far mers 13lJ. Squire Smith, Irving. 111I8 dw ' FOK SALE Good seconu-haiid Smith .Premier typewriter. Call at office of International Correnpundouve Schools, 45 West Sth t. FOR SALlY-At 'a sacrifice. 1 1-2 luts; corner: streets graded nud graveled: between Willamette street, and University. Address P. O. llJX 3J. Ill 1 M ' I ' I rviii .i.i'. anap ior suon nine on ly. One and a half acres, iiiiiin- proved, adjoining city limits. Cash ; nr tor. us. Howe & Ituny, otfice in i .Maurer's jewelry store. FOR SALE One team of good mares wt;b harness and vr.gon; also one young cow giving sonic milk and two Jersey calves. A. I-. Linn. 4-l." East Eleventh street. tf FOR SALE Portable sawmill. I nie lloii engine, threshing machine; machinery practically new and in good condition. Price for entire outfit 125(10 if sold soon. Ad dress "E. P.," care of Guard. u"i FOR SALE Bale cheat and loose vetch huy for sale; also lti-lnch and 4-foot ninplo wood, well sea soned. Address Louis C. Vitus, Junction 11. F. D. No. 2, Oregon. Phono Farmers' 129. all FOR SALE" HY OWNER A brand new 5-room cottage; all modern; in choice location on West Elev enth Jtreul; lot 06 2-3x101 1-2 feet. The best bargain In Eu geue. Must be sold very booh. En quire at this office. in a -i FOR SALE OR TRADE 320 acres of timber and mineral land. 19 routh, 1 east; half mile from mil itary road and river; will t ratio for accounts of defunct banks of Port Inud or property, or make n cash ofrer. II. Moore, 504 Giildsmpli street, Protland. Or. ' a4 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wlud mill, one acre under chicken fence; lurgu chicken house; two blocks -fromt-Genry school house. Price, J1GII0. Time on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent, Room 5, over First Natlonul Rank. Urlng tbla notice wltb vou. A NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM Those having farms, timber lands or relinquishments, city properties, business houses or merchandise for sale should see Wilson & Nichols, over Linn's Drug Store, as they are In touch with Investors in nearly ev ery state In the Union. ANNOUNCEMENT J. M. Howe and .1. W. ftuov Vinve opened a real estate office In the building with J. A. Maurer's iewelrv store, number 542 Wil lamette s.treet, where we would be I -leased to have all old Irli'ilcls who have properly to sell, both farm and) city, r.ill and list same wttn us ana we will do our beit to sell same. HOWE & BUOY, tf 542 Willamette Street. ( AM, I'llll COUNTY WARRANTS Notice Is herby given that all of Lane county warrants previous to register No. 44 4 1 , registered October 21. 1907, will be paid on presenta tion at my office on March 9. 1 908. Interest will cease on thnt day. Eugene, March 5, 190S. It. E. EASTLAND. Treas. Lane Co., Oregon. The l.llrky Ounrtcr Is the one vuu pav out for a h.x of Dr King s New Life Pills. They bring vou the health that's more pre cious 'than j'wels. Try them for headache, biliousness, constipation and malarl". If they disappoint you the price will be cheerfully refunded at W. A. Kuvkendall's drug store. FOR SALE OR TRADE Three acres rine land; all fenced; all kinds oi fruits and berries: Rood buildings of all kinds; farm Implements and garden tools; fine garden spot; near Irving. For further Informa tion apply to Kitchen & Kompp'B barn, corner Seventh and Oak sis. iu21 On Thursday, March 12 Company r will give another big dance. Dnnc Ing commences at S:4r. sharp. Ev erybody come. We hs all me Miest mothnde fo cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene Dye Works, corner Sixth and Wlllam-o-'te street. Ph'.ne Red 2861. tf 281, Eugene, Or. CASTCHIA For Infants 'na Cii-.n-ex Tin Kind Ycp ' Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Heed Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best JOc Cigar on the market GASOLINE ENGINE IRRIGATION. SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY Fall luniks-Morse (.iikoIIiic, Engine-, for imiiiplng, f praying, sawing, grind ing. -Outfit collltb'te. Kn h tin n ks Sciilex for weighing. KnlrliankK-Mon.e Dynuliifm nml Mt lont for Mtwer himI light. I iilrliiink-More iiidinllli and Tower. l-'nlrlMiiiks-Morxe (Irlnilcrx, Feed CIloplM'l-x, Well l'llllip. All fli-M quality goiMls til lowcttl lirici a nlna) in stock. LIImthI terms. Prompt reply to liifiiirlet miiU quirk sliliiim nl. Write for rulnlitguc mid price. BERCER.&. BEAN HDW. CO. AgenCs, Eugene, Or. FAIRBAnKS MCRSE ftt, CO. Portland, Oregon Bears the S nature of t- IT'S DELIGHTFUL to use OUR STATIONERY S'eel ill" utampe-l with your Initial wi:h tnvi ; ip s to match. SCHWARZSCHILD'S BcoH Stxre FOR SALE Work team, harness and wagon, cheap; or will trade for lots, house and lols or small acreage In or near Eugene and pav the difference, full fore noons. K. S. Rolfe, 244 W. (lib street. : inC3t FOR SALE I1Y OWNER A nearly new !-room house; close to Unlver Kit y; on a choice, high and sltely corner lot 08x120 feet: nicely im proved ; some good fruit and a deep well; this property Is well worth J30IW, but much less will take It If sold within ten days. En quire at this office. In28 FOR SALE LargR fi.room modern house must be sold 111 14 days splendidly Improved; has city wa ter, gas, electricity, beautiful yard, choice Hlirubb'ry nud ninny other attractions; offer owner Is now making Is good for 14 flays only. For particulars and terms apply lo Ibis office at once, as the pilee will soon dispose of t lit; property, which Ik but three blocks from car linn and ln heart of residence district. A BARGAIN A 30-aere tract 7 miles west of Eugene on Elmlra road; 3-4 miles from school; all under fence; 10 acres In pasture; some wooil In pasture; 3 apples. I cherry, bearing; 2 8 assorted fruit trees onn and two years old; 20 acres under plow; 15 acres In oats and vetch; box house of six rooms and pantry: roof leaks some; gar den fenced; barn for six head; mow for 10 Ion; two chicken hous iuhI forcn pump. Price. $1000. Bring this notice. I. N. Harbaugh. over First National Bank. tf . . .. i v m mil rk-i WANTED TO RENT A good 8-room! house with bath, toilet; centrally located. P. O. Box 431, Eugene.. If I IF VuU WANT TO SELL your prop-' erty tell the Ore son Laud Compa-' uy about It and they will do the real. 4 12 Willamette street, Ku-; seue. Or. tf THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Wnren Block, Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable. MINING ENGINEERS " HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Eugene Oregon. ARCHITECT WANTED Music pupils; terms fifly cents for hour lessons or twelve i lussons for $5; will give lessons in pupils s home If desired; good references. Address "M. A.,, care Guard. in 12 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING On knives, forks and all household ar ticles that do not look like u-w ! FREE THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings in course of construction. If thinking of build ing, largo or small, see me. Terms reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsmau block. I'M IE I (TAKERS Write the Oregon Plating Works, I J. VV. KAYS & CO., undertakers and 128 Lownsdnio street, Oregon, for urleea Portland, funeral directors. Eugene, Or. WANTED --From 2,000 to 3,000 acres cleared or partly cleared laud, rich deep soil, adaptetl to fruit, trucking and live stock; lo cation desir- il on river and creek. Bring us a descrlpt ion and outline of laud in tracts of 80 acres ami up. Pacific Laud Company. P. O. Box 247. Room 7, over Chain ers and Brlslow bank. tf M1N l-.l,l,e.EOl K DRESSMAKING- Misses Sullivan Miller, 5 18 Washington street. Phone Red f, 100. a21 ACCORDION PLRATl.NG - Done by Mrs. Bert VIneent al B27 llllyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Red 3303. tf DON'T fnll to see Chezem If you want bargains la real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, Improved and unimproved. Timber and mining atock. 11, Che rem. Room 11. Walton Blilg. tt FOR TRADE An 8 -room modern residence In Minneapolis, Minn. In best prnt of city; rents for $30 a mouth; will exchange for good real estate mortgage, timber land, farm or city property. P. O. Box 431, Eugene, Or. tf INTERN ATI ONA L CORRESP()N DENCE SCHOOLS "Tho Busy Man's University." GIvob a thor ough training at your own home ln nearly all the trades and profes sions. Text hooks and liiHtru mollis (when required t furnished free. Full Information mid circulars nl the local enrollment office, 45 W. Eigntn street, R. J. KirirwTirirl-rop. resentalive. $10 REWARD 1 will offer $10 re- ward for tho arrest and conviction or information leading to the ar rest and conviction of the pnrty or parties who entered my fowl house on the night of December 25 and on the night of February 2 and stole trerefrom on the formor i date one Silver Hamburg cockerel and on the Intter dale two brown Leghorn cockerels, ono much smaller than the other Jos. Darles. in 7 LOST AND FOUND DAY 4i HENDERSON, undertakers uud eiiibalmers. Corner Willam ette ami Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. Slate licensed einbaliuer. Office uud residence. Tenth and Ollvo streets. Phono Retl 4481. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. 11. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store. 518 Willamette sireet. Phone Black 132ii. Consultation free. Residence 7 34 Ferry street. Phone Red 3197. C. II. CANNON, M. D. Homeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main 640. Hoards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. DR. ANN. MAUREIt, Ostenpathlo phy'cian. All curable disease treated. Women and children a specialty. Office over F. E. Duuu'a. Phone Red 1631. J. FRANK TITUS, M. D. Ilomoeo pattila physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of i women and children glvon special attention. Faradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory -electrlcai treatments given. Oflce, corner Willameito and Eighth streets, Matlock bldg. Residence 032 Pearl Btreot. Office phone. Red 109 1. Residence phone, Red 4981. DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathia physician. Office hours, 9 a. in. to 12; 1:30 p. in. to.s.iStL.liuuii ton building, 7th and Willameito atroets. Residence and office phone G17I ATTORN HVS-AT-I.A W . D. ALLRr.', Attornej-at-la, 616 Willamette street, Eugene Oregon. L. BILYF.U, Atlorney-at-law. Offlc over Yoran's shoe Btora, Eutfene, Oregon. h. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Rank, Eugene, Oregon. ROOMS TO RENT Two largo rooms. J suitable for four, together with honrd. Enquire of Mrs. A. G. 1 Unlhews, 71 Witttt Ninth street, tf I pTsTURK TO RENT Will pasture I cattle and horses on lh Ma'lhew , Wallls farm, two miles west of j Eugene. Fine grazing; terms rea- ! finable. Inquire Room 1, over I l.wti A Savings bank, or address l O Hoi 12 Vngene FUR HEN I Five-room ro'tage 'or I rent. Inquire at 19 4 Eait Eleventh RETURN Till: rACRKHH If par ties having Ice cream packers at their homes belonging to the Pnl- ucn of Sweets will phone Black 1231 we will be glad to cull and get sa me. Palace of Sweets, mlfi CONTEST NOTICIi! Department nl tho Interior. United Sutes Land Office. Roseburg, Ore.. March 2, 191)8. A sufficient contest affidavit hav ing boon filed In this office by Har rison K. Shirk, contestant, against homestead entry Nti. I0li;i7. made April 30, lliol, fr w. V4, N. 10. V,, S. E. ., N. E. Vi. ami N.S.'i S H.ll, Section S, Town ship 19 S., Range W., by Mack wood Hopper, f o!!ei;toe( In which 1! Is alleged that said Mnckwood Hop per never established his residence thereon, has never built any hoiise tbereon or improved any part there of, and has never lived thereon, lint at, all times since making said entry bus lived and has had his residence elsewhere, and has wholly abandoned tile said entry so made by him; ami Hint said alleged absence was not due lo employment In the military or naval service of tho United Stales of America In time of war, said par ties are hereby notlfltirl to appear, respond, and offer evidence touch ing said allegation at 10 o'clock n. m . on April 4, 1 908, before W. W. Calkins, United States Commissioner, In his office at Eugene. Oregon, land that final hearing will lie held at 10 o'. lot k a. m. on April 18, 190X, before the Register and Re ceiver af the United States l-nnd Of fice in Roseburg, Oregon. Tlie saltl eoiilestant having, In a proper affidavit, riled March 2,, I 908, set forth facts which show that after dun diligence personal service of this notice can not be made, It. Ik hereby ordered and directed that suet? no tice be given by duo and proper pub lication. BENJAMIN I.. EDDY, Register. DORRld & SKIPWORTH, Attornoyn at law.' Office In llovey bullJlug. over ChamherB-Urlstow bank C. A. WINTERMEIER, Attorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambers-Urls-tow Bank. WOODCOCK At POTTER, Atlornuys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O, Potter. Office ono block south of Chrlsuiaii block, Eugene, Oregon. LEON It. EDM t'NSON, Attorney-nt-law. Rooms I nnd 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Rank. WALTON Ai NESS, Attorneys-at-law. J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will practice In all tho courts in the state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS & BEAN, ttorneys-at-iaw. J. W. Williams, L. E. Beau. Practice In all courts of the state and beroro the U. S. Land Office, unices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McCluli(. Building. I. N. HARBAUGH. Special atten tion given to divorce and settle ment if estates. Agent for Contl neutnl Insurance Company. Room 6, First National Bank Building, Niigene, Oregon. JESSE (.. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 26 West Eighth sireet, Eugene. Or. opposite postoffiee. Gives special attention to the examination of ab ntracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all penslou matters. Phoua Red 1 1 7ft. E. P. SHIlNN Shocmaking and Repair pairing of all Kinds Neatly done at niy shop. 6S V. 8th st, Kugene. I HOWER & WOOD Itenl Otitic anil Timber Land ItHiirli, IVrm nnd CH) !?np'rijr Your imtronege reitectfully oliclteil. Room I, mrr First Xn. Itnnk Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD l-OK sale S04 Vll'inuturSt.. EfRrw. Ongoq Phono illnck I) t