Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 02, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTRK Et GEXK D AIL GUARD, Tlil RSDAV, APRIL 2, UK1 --rTivh to., inc. a.,.!..; n. aav Oi l"" r-,t:isEt0 c .V Address all com LMiVW; ,,. aii remit- P:irtbl t"'Tlie Eusene Gu"tl 77 ... . ik.llv j,OM- .rrir ner week. .15 , noiiti 05 Kiirt rate. maue llln , Fiieene. Oregon, poeto! " ES-ciass "-iter lice w - ,. inr The Guard. hiKrlpTlon,, or ,,jar'. hlls,nesJ for The V ":i L. Clark. Nel,':.;a 4 lirurv. rMrf..r.'ar authorlz.'d to r,TrecVii)t for subscriptions i, uteri Pres. lfnwr ffll-KSOAV. AFP1L 2. 1008 DK US"- K ., ThT.MINlSUI- um-A.w.i KI.KPTJISIC li.VILWAY 9 L Guard today prints a most lm- ;t letter from -Mr. taiooi, vice- lient and general manager oi Oregon Electric nnj "uul Wbat Is outlined therein oi tUns o( the company U good L (or Eugene, and this paper ;s nothing so willingly as that j promises -to enharfce, the future of its home city ana mrltory tributary to it. Commercial club might now iod work by extending to Mr. lot nd Ms associates an invi- ln to come to Eugene and aquaint kxlTn with the commercial ad bti of Its location, and con it Ihem If its importance as the fits city of the upper valley, might be brought out of which ire now Ignorant, that would lite them to hurry construction it In this direction. It is well ;1 an effort. fx K SENATOR I-TLTOX ' AX HOXK.ST CHAXCK Guard yesterday received a ritom the publishers of Collier's k& iiiOosing an article to be esMin its issue of April 4, and ssiag Its publication in The W on April 2. The date men- i Is that upon which Senator fnipeaks here, and the article in pirn is a bitter attack upon his unaer mo neauiutr, "senate s-ablss," showing that there is crgaaiied campaign directed ps: the senator, and that close i is kept of Ms movements and iking dates. The Guard does not He article referred to because simply a repltition of Francis H'aey'a charges, which are gen- J known, containing nothing and whl;h will be reviewed by falton in his address, we'under- 1- Filrthernuiro :,a r. ITnltort s senator, Mr. Fulton is entitled "wain amount of respect and a !ous bearing from his constitu- To publish flis vindictive at in him on the dav of his "5 here would bo little less than rait to the senator and hiu local Wers, and The Guard will not !")' of such an nrt Ptor Fulton should be given a "s tonight by ail the people who iwsioiy altend anrt h, ,,... 'rgea made by Mr. Heney care- "isaeo. That is the American toing things listen to both act Ic-tellisentlv when Hip w "me conies. sPtr the new nrlmnrv low the "ean opparttinit.v to render ' 'fillet upon the acts of any - oiilclaJ. and It is their duty, ;l 1'MvIIpl.o , II....... ... o threatening to wear this year. The lady brought out one of the creations not long since simply aa a pmauti.,n. ary measure to present the sun from shining on her fair countenance ami straightway all lha women in tiv land that saw the mountain of s:ra,v. fruit, flowers and ribbons went, surk mad and vowed they must have duplicate not later than Easter Sun day. The Countess Szecheiiyi some people get the name by sim ply sneezing, but you should pro nounce it chen-yl, which is not a line from a Chinese primer, but the name Gladys received In exchange for her own good American name and -millions Is the cause of much expense tothe heads of the house holds of this country, but seeing this is really her fii;st offense vj shall be compelled to excuse here for this one time. Anna Gould has' informed us that she Is going to marry the Prince De Sagan, no matt what the balance of the world thinks about it. Well, it is up to Anna. The newspapers of the United States and her bi-otli.r George have d ine all tiny can t.i break up .the mati-h, but if she will have him, that's the end of the sub-j ject. . But there Is one eonsolaliim in the whole affair, and that is she will have to live with the worthless scion of French nobility until she Is separated from him by the divorce courts, which doubtless will not be very long. Yesterday the Guard printed he "hevs, wired from its Washington bureau, that bids for the construc Son of gugene's new postoffice building wfJje opened XI 9. No other paper inregon has yet had this news, probtSMv because The Guard's facilities for .'gicuring jSttch news are more perfect than (hat of any of l?s ri vals. In addklon to its retSilnr Asociated Press service, it has spe cial representatives at Washington and other points who see that it gets promptly the news that is of special Interest In Its particular field. The good Lord save us from ship wreck, famine and flood and Tom Lawson. The most of us are Immune from all the former evils, but nothing can save the people from that' carp ing hypocrite. There was a time not long since when he promised to quit and ke?p still, but now he has broken :ut. asain with a n:w harangue and on the same subject. lint perhaps he may grow old some time and die, though tills Is hardly probable. Sam Gompei-3 says Congressman LIttelefield resigned because of a yeT low streak that caused him to fear a licking next full. .Maybe so, but if our memory Is not at fault it oas Sam who got the licking the last scrap 'they had. a Whll ! the railroads cannot furnish them free passes, ?nembers of the United States supreme court could doubtless secure the use of any mag nate's private car by dropping the vaguest hint that it was desired. "Reasonable pipits" are what wo think the other fellow should make on what we buy. Any talk about what profits we should make on what we sell is Impudent meddling will! privatu business. Governor .lohasou made haste to M, it,, A,ni:ini:t brand on the mail- t I... ..L.r!., him :i:,l':ir a.iue wi uti "nu i , to be well-Inclined toward the prcda- t"V 14. 9 ( r ra fit!.1. .' .CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 1 mi SAt.K WAM (Cmitiuu...l.) FOK SA1.K h.eom'. (?rntn fir' wood. V . I.. Copporr.oll, at Watt s tl jewelry store. MISS HAZEL E. M'LANE. Miss Ila.et lcl.nne is unnctlve member of the Soeiety of Nnvul Sponsor which lias reeently been funned and which Is one of the most exclusive soeietj oi'Kuurzutious iu tile euuutry. Miss Mcl.aue was sponsor for the Imtlleuhlj New liaiuiisbire. ybe Is the daughter of former t.overuor McLane of llnmpstiii and a one of the must beautiful mul liinUl women in .Sew England. tory Interests 'niton' ."''" condemn imh..rrt 'eeting tonight. i statement. .No public of- M the "'"!S to fonsul-G,. neral Itieh-i" reselling dr..wning I We take it that the organl.at'n of Pennsylvania girl who have sworn not to kiss a man who wears a mustache are very ticklish. A few more talking excursions with "Big BiH" and Baron Tukahlro tin Jap ambassador will become a full fledged Taft boomer. filltl.S taigiit i.ii'i:suix; TAXPAVKU WANTS A t KIRK AjARM SYSTK.M rlugene, Or., Ajiril 2, 1908. , Editor Guard: Bearing in mind the large area our beautiful city now covers, the amount of valuable prop- , erty involved, the amount of taxes paid for protection, and the many ef forts that are being made In different! directions to improve our. city, there! Is one essential sadly neglected, that ' is, a good fire alarm system. I We have a splendid fire depnrt-j ment, maintained at some expense, 1 but It Is handicapped in rendering the best of service, or service they could , render, due to the fact that, we have! no reliable way of locating a fire. This has been demonstrated on sev-; eral occasions. .Fire was in a cer-; tain locality and the fire fighting ap paratus ran In another direction. By ' tills time tile team was exhausted and the fire had done Its damage. On an other occasion hadthu fire not. hap-. pened in the day time, and willing; hands with buckets being on the; scene In time, It would have meant a oss of several thousand dollars. All of these misunderstandings, In I location were due to the unreliable: "phone" or other indirect system. i We need a fire alarm system, ! whereby a fire can be located accu-; rately, and avert all this unnecessary, loss of time and expense caused by a crude system of sending in alarms. We have a pretty heavy city tax, and nro trying to Improve our town.1 instead of investing money or all oft our money Into something that 13 not. really necessary, we should turn our j attention to some improvements that would be of some worth to our tax payers, and give us belter fire pro-, lection. TAXPAYER. CALL KOI! CO I XT V WARRANTS Notice is herebv given that all out standing Urne county warrants will be paid on presentation at my office oil April I.. 1H0S. Interest will cease on that day. it. 10. FASTI. AND. f'ountv Treasurer. I..'ine Co. Kugene, Or., March iin, l'JOS. IP YI' KNKW Tho merits ot the Toxas Wmd'-r, you would never suffer from kidney,, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by nmil. Send for testimonials. Dr. S. W. Hall. S21 Oliva street. St. Louis. TiTfHiiri'mri8! PREPARED INSTANTLY. Simply add boil Injf water, cool and aerve. Ic. per packu.e at ail grocer, 7 flavor. Refuse all aubitltute. THE MARKET FOR (Popular .Meiliani'S.) A coigse in lifesavina lias been in stituted among the wnin-n siml-'ir of Columbia I'nlver-iiy f " '."'i'- pose of tiiakin-' 'hem a MOTHER'S K ITCH EX Seventh ind OaK streen, has open ed under uew management. Good board and room by the day, week or, month. First-class home cooking. Chicken diuner every Sunday. ! If MRS. S. Y. ABBOT icluding the tMri,. lie a. l:lln tr.ol- who preificts f tion. A fill? "ie fer r,e,.,iv-0 ,.- into the water and KIOP AT TIIK RIVKR IIRIIKiK: . Bring vour work to Sniitiiennan's wagon and curiiage shoi. Mr. Wii kiiwon, the well-known l.laiksliilth. is v. th iiitn. also a firt-class painter an.l upliolrter.T from the i;.i,i. All work i; iaiante...l. New rl mad" ' order alfi ttiir,ufar;iir 'Hrf,,, "V 111 Tiuany s por- ;n industries In I swimming tatiK ai.n m 1 olillL'erl to r' seue bel' llo cites as the prln- .lie end and take lie llel' liUek. in i wlii. h U nill.I.-. Mll- lileation lias !,- 'indri, f inn- . . '"W - seriously t 71t TA.LOR,... RKMOVAL XOTH 'K ' Ir. , .... .. D S McDoueai'.. the tailor, a moved his shop from the Pratt bully ing on Willamette street to the root. h.,, j. , ( of the lxriueio" ., ; store on r.a rut j .. .fui . 1 ine oraers r ti . aia, nowever is said - t'eramn porce - .hots Pore 'As,..,. ,i Ik. r., '" a trust and ie .1 rm,. n.i.. . - "iiun, wnereoy CALL HH. CITV W.iKRAMl XoMie l hiTepv given that all city warrants iliawn on the g-neral fund up to an 1 incliidii& No. :u:,. regis tered Sepietnber 10. li'HT. and all warrants drawn on the sewer fund on pres. ntation at my office March :to lliov Intere-t will cease on that da"' FRANK RKISNKR, City Treasurer. (ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's - 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE Nine-room house and'lot 1 block from ar line; fine home in good condition; a birgalti nt SJ.oi.oi or furnlsli- !(! for $2.4oii. iSb acres G niiie.i frotii Kuger.e; IliU acres in cultivation ; liiib liasture; siilendid S-rouni house, libxiiii barn; all kds of fruit; price $ia,lioo, .lu-c eluding everytning on tho place. 160 acres, 85 acrei i.asturo and timber cruises l.aOO.OOO saw timber; io acres fenceil; 4 room house, spring at house; small bam, chicken house, young on-Hard, all kinds of berries; school i rnllee Beat this for $lubu. Here we avo 110 acres, GO acres fenced; 2 houses, large log house and small frame, log barn, granary, well water ed with llvitiL' streams .'ind springs; a.O'Mi.ijua feet saw timber; k miles Trotu Ku geue. Frlee. $l.r,H0. SS acres adjoining town; fine K-room bouse. :i barns; yrjuiri family on-hard; 5 bend lior.,-1. ii rows. 4 :'.'ir lingi, harne-K. ual'.oes. liug- H.v, car!, 1 hi' l.yn, tools, iiil-Jem-nt--. I IT- i. If -, etc.; price, IT, one; 4I.11HU r deli ; p.- !un at . -We al-o have iin-l lies opeti Inis and a large list of real es'ate to ofrer of every des cription. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wtst 8th St, FOR SAI.K Team, wagon and iiar uess. tliO. Address or call on P. O. Box 14(1, Caburg. Ore. a I FOR SA1.F. I'heap, good second hand Studebnker 3-im-b wi'son. Kiuiuire at Kugene grocery if WOOD FOR S.-M.K lC-im h ak wood. Phone Farmers 2Sii or la quire at Sterner' grocery storm, all FOIt SAI.K Buff Orplnglim trggs, 13 for l. W. B. Hampton, H0J Columbia avenue, comer Unit .1. FOR SA1.1-; National wheel, used one season; In good condition. Will sell cheap. Call at 37S Kast'l.Sth street. tf FOK SIALIC Loose and lialeil cheat hay; also oat straw. Phone Fur . liters !3x.' Siiulre Smith. Irving. :. 1 ," ACKNl'S WAXI'KII- crayon portraiis to cents; frames 10 veins and up; sheet pictures one cent each Y.iu can uiakv' too per cent profit, or per week. Culu- 1 iss,- 9md samples free. FRANK W.Oi.ll.l.lAMS COMPANY. l'JOS W. Taylor street, Chicago, 111. n2 WANTF.l) From :,00o to 3,000 acres cleared or partly cleared land, rich deep soil,adapted to (1 lilt, trucking and live stock; lo cation desired on river and creek. Bring us a description and outllnu of land lu tracts of SO acres and up. Pacific Land Company. P. O. Box L'47,ioom 7, over Ch hers ami Bristow- hank. liAi FOR SALK- Three or tour tons of mixed vetch and cii at hay lor sale. Herman lieln-iek, one mile north of Kugene. al FOR 8ALK---A Hi'.e piana. sl'.glitly used; a big leirgain al $t;i:i. A: Stevens HniiU's piano hoie, Commercial Club block. IH'FF LKGHORN lCC.liS Pure nre.l, $1 per selling. Ceo. Melvin Mil ler, Room 20, McClung Block. Phono Red 1401. tf FOR SALIO Some high grade sec ond hand organs at bargain prices at Stevens & llulin's piano house, Commercial Club bleu k. tf FOR SALK Barred Plymouth Rock, Golden Wynndotto and Blncfe Min orca eggs, (1 per setting. Address, A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. a2ti OAK. WOOD FOR SALK Small oak wiod; can ba used for cook stove without splitting; sawed to 10-Inch length. Phono Farmers' 2S6 or enquire at Sterner's grocery. a30 FOR SALE Uood 8-room Uoubo; lot 66x2.10; close in; good barn; chicken park; garden; fruit trees, berries, etc. Addrusa" H.," euro Uuurd. If FOR SALE A modern up-to-date cottage of nine rooms, large barn; all nearly new; all kinds Of fruit, berries and flowers; one of the best loctlons In Kugonu. Inquire 700 High street. tf FOR SALK A 3 1-4 wide tire wag on and one bay horse, weig'nt about 1 250 pounds and nine years old. Rnqulra of Squire Smith, Phone Farmers 13x9. alS FOR SALK Snap for short time on ly. One and a half acres, unim proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms. Howe & Buoy, office in Maurer'a jewelry store. FOR SALK Portable sawmill, trac tion engine, threshing machine; machinery practically new and In good condition. Price for entire outfit $2fi00 If sold soon. Ad. dress "K. P.," rare of (iuard. a5 FOR -SALK Bale cheat and loose vetch hay for sale; ulso 10-Inch and 4-foot maple wood, well sea soned. Address Louis C. Vitus, Junction R. F. 1). No. 2, Oregon. Phono Farmers' 129. a3 FOR SALK One of Iho heat relall general merchandise country stores in Lane county, having large log ging and farm trade. If you are looking for a 'chance to make mon ey Investigate this opening. Ad dress "X," this office.' 1120 FOR SALK OR TitADK -SIM) acres of timber and mineral land, 19 south, 1 east; half mile from mil itary raad and river; will trade Tor uccountH of defunct banks of Port land or property, or make a easli offer. II. MSore, f.04 Goldsmith street, Protland, Or. a4 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, ono acre under chicken fence; large chicken house; two blocks from Geary school house. Price, $1000. Time on part. I. N. Ilarbaugh, agent, Room f, over First National Bank Bring this notice wltb von. FOR SALK OR KXCHANGR Three mining claims In Kldorado Canon district, 12 miles from Search light, Nov. Assays as high us $07 per ton In gold and sliver; will trade for real estate. Price, 600. George 11. Newman, T95 Pearl street, Kugene, Or all FOR SALK Large li.rooin modern bouse must be sol'l In 14 days--splendidly Improved; lias city wir ier, gas, electricity, beaiitilul yard, chol'-e phruhbery and many oilier aitr.-ifllons; offer owner is now making Is good for I I days only. For particulars and terms app,y to this office at once, as the price will soon dlRpose of the property, which Is but three him ks from cur lino mul lu heart of residence ! district. J. FRANK TITl S, M. D I lon.oea palhic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases anil diseases of women and children niven special attention. Furadlc galvanic, static, ! X-ray and vibratovy electrical 1 treatments given. Ofice, corner I Willamette and Klghth streets, ' Matlock bids. Residence 03a j Pearl street. Office phone, Red I 1091. Realdeucu phone, Red 49S1. 1 I ' ATTORN 10 YS-AT-LAW iiam- tf L. M. TRAVIS, Atlorney-ut-law. Of fice over Kugene Loan & Savings Bunk, F:ugune, Oregon. DORRIS & SRIPWOR l It. Attorney s at law. Office In Hovey building, over Chnuibers-Brlstow bank. MlNi-hl.i.i. .A,i r. UKKSSMAKlNli .Misses Sullivan Miller, fills Washington stive, Phone Red U 100. a 2 t 9. 1 S. 1). ALLKM, AUorne)-at-la, 616 ; Willamette strent, KugeiieaiVeKOR. I L. B1LYKP, Attorney-t-lnw. OfHca i over Yoran's shoo store, Eugene, ' Oregon. ACCORDION PLKATl.Mi - Donu b Mrs. Bert Vincent at 027 llilyard street, near Fast Ninth, on reason 1 able terms. Phone Red S3e2. tij IF YOU WANT Til SKI. I. your prop j erty toll the Oregon Land Compa- ny about It and they will do the,' rest.i" 4 12 wSlaiue-.to street, Ku ! gene. O.-. u tf : C. A. WI NTKR.M 101 Kit, Attorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec Silties. Office ovi- Chambers-tiria-tow Bank. WOODCOCK at POTTKR. Attorney. -at-law. A. C. Woodcock mid K. O. ( Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsmaii block, Kugene. Oregon. GOLD AND Stl.VICK PI, A TINU--On knives, forks and all household ar. tides that do not look like new Write the Oregon Plating Works, 12S LowiiBilnle street, Portland Oregon, for ericas WA.YTKIi ""a """'eoneu- in ""e " riC where h "or!" of Bohe-1 ''..:,,' ,' n his customer:., if win ue luuiiu " erojec eil nu:, nst '-nitting. ih. . . ' 1 outitess Szech "anderldlt. the wondLrf,,! W,,.. Cie ladies are FOR SALK IIV OWVF.R Good huildingot on Kast Twlf'h street, near car line. .ul , n elcht-room rot'aK" ami i ' on North Mill .tre-t .... ,1 . .1. ' . Law of -,,;.. I :! U'i Malliefe St. a29 ( l:l!T MM.Y A RAIKJAIV new house, consisting n' "''"'''i r,,ouis, al-o palitrv. bath, tolb-i . wooJ? j hoii-e. all tno.l. tti In ev. ry respect; -ituate.l on Hire corner lot, five ,o. k from Willatl etl.O street, f all I i, -j, West Fif'h street' and you will j ci rta.nly find a liargaln tf j lnver.oi will double their money: r:ift la the Blair street add.'tl'". The citv must Milld In that rrirertlnn lu two years if thiy buy lots o: acre. Every Woman MARVtL whirling Sprcy mm abZ aQVI lwai lit- ft. uur. t. a rfl Ukmr, fr I I :,irv.l l.fc-M. rt full iar-.:'Tl.f ml ' In- V . i t.. IHIMLH lunk. I.Miir-j,. 11, iii, ., tor-- ,Vu.drd, CUrk t"-. l-oriUiail WANTKD Girl for light housework. Call at 308 Kast Fifteenth street. WANTKI) A girl to assist In gen eral housework. Kntiulre at once al 77 West Seventh street. a2 WANTKU Ten ladlen and gents dal ly to get their clothes cleaned and pressed at the Kugene Hyo Works. tf WANTK.'i - (l':od horse, !2Mi to IHa'i pounds, suitable for lady to drive; also two-seated top carriage. Ail drcs p. (). Box 2 17, with descrip tion. lf DON'T fnll 10 see Cheem If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. 11. Che vnin, Room 11. Walton Bldu. tf NOT1CK Having recovered from my Injury I have resumed my business of horseshoeing and general black smithing. C. 1). lloloway, Kast Eleventh street, Falrmonnt, Or. 10 CASH AND $10 IMS It MONTH Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Income from which will bo sufficient to make you In dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, valuable information and contract free. F. B. Robinson, general agent, Pacific Grove, Cnl. INTERNATIONAL CORRICSPON. DBNCM SCHOOLS "The RtiBy Man's University." Gives a thor ough training at your own home In nearly all tho trades and profes sions. Text books and instruments (when required) furnished froe. Full Information and circular! al the locijl enrollment office, 4 5 W. Klghth streot, R. J. Klrkwood, rep. resentative. rt m Em FOR RUNT 8-room liouso on North High streot. Klectrlc lighted and modernly equipped. Inquire nt this off lco 11 a FOR HUNT A large Trent room, furnished; electric light and bilth; hot and cold water. 521 Lincoln street, three blocks west of .post office, tf LOST ANI WW Ml " LOST Saturday eveiUng on the Btreeta, a brown purse rontiilnlug a money order for JR, $10 In cash, a gold cross and somo small change. Finder please leave at Guard office and receive reward. LOST Large, heavy, gold hell buckle. Please leave nt. this of fice and receive reward. a3 PROFESSIONAL COLUMN Itl-'A L KKTATH AGK.N'I'y J. L. CLARK & CO.- Dealers In real estate, OroHWoll, Or. LKON R. KDMUNSON. At torney-nt-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Kugene Loan and Savings Bank. WALTON ft NIOSS, Attorneys-at-lnw. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice In all tliu courts In tho state. Office, room 3, Waltoa Block, Kugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS & UK AN, Attorneys-at- inw. j, w. Williams, 1.. k. Ilea a. Practice In all courts of tho slab) and before the U. S. Land Office. Offices 12, 13, 14 and IB McClunu Building. I. N. IIARBAUGIL Special atten tion given to divorce and sottla. uent f estatos. Anent for Contl. nontal Iusurauco Company, Room 6, First National Bauk Building, Eugene, Oregon. JK88IC &. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 28 west Klghth streot, Kugeue. Or. opposite postoffice. Gives special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to nil pension mutters. Phona Red 117. ARClllTUCT FREE THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plana drawn, blue print and specifications. General super vision over buildings In course ot construction. If thinking of build Ing, large or stnull, Bee me, Terms reasonable. Room 7, Chrlaman block. A IIS TRACTORS TIIK LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, Kugene, Or. Prices reasonable. MIN1NW KNOIXLICRH HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending ' investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore trentuient. Eugene OreKuq- CNUKItTAKERH J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HKNDKRSON, underiaKer and einbaliiif., h. Corner Willam ette and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. Stale licensed einbaliiier. Ofrict and residence, Tenth ami Olive streets. Phontt Pei 44SI. PHYSICIANS AND Sf ItGLO.VS ' Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market PH. ANN. 1 MAIRKR, Osteapathlc pb.v-'cian. All curable disease1 treaied. Women and children 1 r.poclaliv. Office over F. K. Dunn' IM10110 Ri d lOlll. DR.)LIVE C. WALLKRe Osteopathic physician. Office hours, 9 a. 111. to 12, 1:30 p. in. to 4:30. Hamp ton building, 7th and Willamette slreotn. Residence n office phone 6171 KITCHEN & KOMPP Successor! to ARMITACE & DOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eutjene. O'. DR. H. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Office over Chambers' store, f,lS Willamette strcci Phone Black 1320. Consultation free. Residence 7;M Ferry street. Phone Red 3197. C. 11. CANNON. M. 11. Hoinoepatblc physician and surgeon. Chronic disease), and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and llttiit treatment Ofllce, Suite 1, 2 and :i, Dunn build ing. Plioiiii Main T40. Ronnie Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. Easter Post Cards at SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store