Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 20, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDC Every Ready Batteries and Flash Lamps Wc have the agency for the only Battery Manufactured on the Pacific Coast and can give them to you fresh For gasoline engines and automobiles it has no equal , HUNTER. WILLOUGHBY CAS AND ELECTRC TUPPUES SPRINGFIELD - WINS FIRST BALL GAME EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykciidall, M. D. W. O. Proacr, M. D. P. I. B.irtlr, M. D. B. F. Scalele, M. D. D. A Paine. M. D. Geo. O'B. Debar, M D. L. E. McDougal, M. D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. ' Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the hospital constitutes the fam'ty. For rates or infor mation address W. KU K iNDALL, M.D., Supt. MMIIIIIIMMMIIMIIIIM WWW "The New Iowa" A Separator of Cream and The Cream of Separators. , . Closest Skimming, Lightest Running, Most Durable Took only- medal at Jamestown Exposition , J. W. Quackenbush & Sons The first baseball same of the sea son at Springfield was played yes terday between the homo learn and Junction City. The game was lim ited to seven Inning and while ragged in spots, there was some very elever plays pulled off that kept the fana on edge. Miinihy, who pltehed for the itltjcs, was In good form, for early season, only allowing two hits. Nichols, the Junction City slab artist, was also In Rood form, and had he had good support the score would have been muen closer. When hits were made they were gen erally for extra bases. Springfield fans are delighted flth the showing of their team and promise support equal to last season. Next Sunday Albany will probably pluy the lilues. Kolowlng is the tabuated score and su miliary: Sjiriiigfiod, Johnson, c. f 1 3 0 2 1 0 Smith, 2 b 4 2 3 0 1 '1 llobbs, 3 b 4 1 1 1 2 1 Wilson, 1. f 3 1 0 3 0 1 Murphy, p 3 1 I) () 4 0 Anderson, 1 b. . . . 4 0 1 0 0 1 Matthews, s. s.. .3 0 1 fl 0 1 Moshberger, c 3 0 I) H 2 1 Mill, r. f 3 0 1 1 0 0 29 !) 7 21 10 . 6 Junction. Nichols, p 3 2 1.0 3 0 l.atella, c 3 0 0 7 1 1 Curhurt, 2 b 4 0 0 0 1 1 Jackson, lb 3 0 0 8 0 2 nuke, s. s 3 0 0 0 1 2 McKlllup, r. f...3 0 0 0 0 0 Smith, 3b 4 1 1 1 1 2 Tooley. 1. f 2 1 0 1 0 0 Noble, c. f 3 1 0 1 0 0 28 6 2 18 , 7 8 Nummary. Two-base hits Anderson, 3. Smith 2. Mathews, Nichols, J. Smith. Struck out by Murphy, 8; by Nichols, 8. Dasses on balls Off Murphy, 2; Nichols, 3. Hit by plched ball, Mur phy, Lattellae, Johnson, Toole. Time of game, 1 hour, 30 minutes. Um pire, Jones. oc 3C Automobile Livery Automobiles for Hire Day or Night Day Phone Black 151 1 Night Phone Black J57J EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO E. D. VELTUM, Managtr CLAIMS ALLOWED BY COUNTY COURT JIT APRIL TERM Following Is the list of claims al lowed by the County Court of Lane' County at the April term of said; c""rt: . o rn ' tieo. n. Camp, road work.. 6.j0 Albert Camp, road work .. 10.00 A. T. Beach, road work .... ' Burlln Camp, road work . . . 3.50 I. J. Nicolle, road work ... -50 Ono S. Phelps, road work .. 12. (o Douglas County, making trans Co. road J.OO Griffin & Veatrh Cn sup... 36. 7o P. J. McPherson, viewer ... 20. uO A. C. Jennings, viewer 20.00 William Saylor, road work . . l-7o Tracy U. Lyons, road work . . 6.12 Siuslaw Lum. Co., lumber.. 20.70 Morten Douglass, road work lo.OO Morten Douglass, road work 2.60 George Hicks, labor 10.00 W. O. Austin, mad work . . ,6.7o J. W. Masney, labor on road 15.00 H. 0. Combs, lab. on road As. Sup't 35.100 Griffin & Veatch Co., mdse. 29.80 Arthur Combs, labor on road 15.00 M. J. Harper, roud work . . . 7.50 George Schneider, road work 4.50 C. Russell, road work 7.50 Walter Goodman, road work 21.87 W: T. Watterman, road work 7.50 Ralph Goodman, road work . 7.00 A. M. Stlers, road work 4.50 Jesse Porter, road work.... 19.25 H. 1). Russell, road work . . . a.uu Henrv. Kompp. road work .. 13.75 J. W. Michael, road work . . 3.50 J. T. Breeding, road work.. 10.00 Harvey Paine, road work .. o.in Chapman & Gillespie, lum.. ISO. 00 D. O. Jeans, roud work .... 4.75 John Glmpl, bridge work . . 4.37 Glmpl Bros., bridge lumber Winnie Young .hauling lum.. 9.00 J. M: Young, road work-. . . . 3.00 Griffin Veatch Co., road sup. 9.15 Ed Bundy; road work 6.00 Archie Morgan, road work.. 10.50 Perry Wallace, road work.. 6.25 George, Jones, road.work .. 4.40 r, .. inn. , i 7 R1 2525 EARLY KLKCTION' NEWS ' IS FULLY CONFIRMED Portland, April 18. Ycstordajfa primaries resulted In the nomination for United States Senator on the Re publican ticket of Henry M. Coke, of Portland, by an estimated majority of 2250 over United States Senator Charles W. Fulton, and on the Dem ocratic ticket of Governor Chamber lain, whose nomination was uncon tested. Both uccessfwl candidates are adherents of Statement No. 1. In the first congressional district Con gressman Hawley was re-nomlnated without contest. In the second dis trict Congressman Ellis wins from T. T. Goer and George H. Shepherd by about 2500 plurality, Goer and Shep herd running neck and neck and A. J. Jeffrey and A. J. Derby were Dem ocratic contestants for this office. Fig ures on thalr race are unobtainable, but 'It Is stated the race was very close. The Statement No. 1. candidates have swept Multnomah county, there being only one or two candidates nominated who did not subscribe to It. In the state at large enough more have been elected to make it certain that a majority of the members of the legislature will be obligated to se lect the candidate for United States sonntor who receives the 'greatest number of popular votes In June. . Work has been begun on the $35, 000 city hall at Pendleton. EUROPEAN PLAN ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF Los Angeles Safest Hotel Now models easy riding Rambler bicycles on display. I CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. , ' Krobs Bros, hiwe filed a suit against T. A. Llvesley &Co., at Sa lem, for $8000, alleged to bo due on a hop contract covering 1906 and 1907 hops. Of this amount J2000 is advance money, alleged to be due In April. Krehs- Uros. are growers and allege that Llvesley & Co. refused to take the hops as agreed. OP '. v. : tK I ;nf I THE KING EDWARD la tlx Heart ol th City NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE A vtry desirable hotel (or all visitors to the city. First class in all. respects Rates $1.00 per day and up. Write (or booklet TOUSLEY COMPANY, Props. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. 1'revRlencr ot Kltlnvr bltnue. Most people do not realite the alarm ing increase and remarkable prevalcncy oi money Disease. While kidney dis orders are the most common diseases that pre vail, they are almost (lie last recognized by patient and phy sicians, iMi cei fcat thtmttlrtt vilh dtvtoring lh tfttlt, while the orig inal diatast undermines the system. What To Io. There is comfoi t in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swiunp-Koot, the great kidney remedy, fultillj evcrv wish in curing tlieuuiittisiii, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, Madder niul every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding paiu in passing it, or bad etlecls following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often durmji the day, ami to get no many times dyiring tiie night. The mild ami thecittaor.lmaryclKvt of 5u amp-Root is soon rcalucd.' It stands the highest for its wouilcriul cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need n medicine you should have the best. Sol 1 by drug gist in tiity-ceiit and one-dollar sues. You mav have a saliiple Ix'ttle and a liook that tf,,s all Ray Hills, lumber Griffin Hdw. Co.. road sup.. . Wayne Robertson, road work 7. BO Gross Bros., sup. crusher...' 69.10 A. P. Walker, road work 25.00 J. Buccannen, lumber 7.00 C. Behnke, drills 2.10, A. O. Fiuike. supplies 3.50 J. A. Hunderson. road work . 1.50 A. P. Larson, road work .... 6.00 B. Larson, road work 7.50 J. S Edwards, bridge timb..- 135.00 Warren Surcamp, mail work 9.63 Robt. Allison, road work . . 2.62 Roy Hutchens, road work... 3.00 C. C. Smith, road Bower . . . . ' 75.50 Ernest Mabe, road work ... 15.13 Ernest Mabe, road work .. 28. U0 J. B. Morgan, road work. . . . 19.00 Ed Mabe, road work 15.75 C. P. Colgaard .supplies....' 3.13 W. H. Glbbs, road work! 1.50 Berger Bean Hdw. Co., mdse 24.70 Barker Sawmill, plank 2.01 John Elliot, road work .... 1.50 Wm. Hamilton, road work .. 32.77 Ed Mabe, road work 39.38 W. J. Aldous, Toad work. . . . 17.50 Wayne Brooks, road work .. 17.60 T. A. Fountain, road work . . 6.12 F. E. Lonsberry, road work. . 1.00 Junction City Hdw. Co., sup.. 4.90 Thomas Orr, lumber ' 36.60 J. R. Sexton, road work 31.00 M. C. Goodenow, road work. . 48.75 L. R. Bean, road work . . . 3.00 " - Supervisor Account. J. A. Lawrence, supervisor 1 . 5, Joseph Glmpl, supervisor . . 2 Wm. Mathers, dop. super. . . 8 J. A. Jeans, supervisor.... 17 C. O. Elchler, supervisor .. 18 Jesso Wallace, supervisor .. 16 Arba Harrington, supervisor 12 W. F. Potterf, supervisor .. 48 S. B. Mnybcn, supervisor ... 5 James Austin, supervisor . . 40 S. H. Lyons, supervisor .... 23 S. W. Porter, supervisor .... 49 5 1 3 10 10 200 4 24.65 10. 38. 20. 40. 13. 125, 52. 61. 65.00 OB PRINTING OF AIL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE y mail. .VUu Dr. g:& .IHIW'1 l U.unum, N. V. Wlu'n IKtMd bip-rv. ntiuj uu'titiim tin jvijht nl ilott't 1 nuke nnv un.i.ilu Imt ronumier thr ! (Mine, lr. Kihurr's Swani-Koot, aui Tiiiiimt Account. Henry Komp, care of pauper R. V. Newlund, pauper sup.. G. H. Chrfsinan, pauper sup. Will I am a & Williams, pauper R. H. Deadmond, pauper. . . . Bryant Bros., pauper M. E. Russell, pauper .... Hylaud Bros, pauper Eukoho General Huapltal, Hospital Services Kimone General Hospital, C. H. Burkholder, supplies. . hospital services As.scH.sor Account, M. HoRan, dep. Co. Assessor J. h. Beaver, dep. assessor . . E. Ij. Berkshire, dep. assessor B. K. Keeney, assessor .... Lena Stewart, dep. assessor J. E. MeKtbben, dep. assess, Martha A. Schooling, dep. assessor J list i co Account. R. S. Bryson, justice fees.. 21. Lee W. (Mark, Justice foes.. 4. CniiMnblr Account. K, T. Plunk, fees 2n. K, T. IMank, constable 2. Surveyor's Account. C. M. Collier, co. surveyor . . 42. County .IikIrc's Account. O. R. (Mirii inan, co. Jud;e. salary 100. County Tivhsiipt's Account. It. K. Knstlund. Co. Treas. salary 100, Edna Ward, asst. In treas urer's office 17. Frank Kcisncr, treasurer 2 Ina 1. Edwards, dep. treas. . . 40. Sin-riff! Account. Fred Fisk, sher. sal 1 M H. L. Brown, den. sheriff., hi tleorse Croner, dep. sheriff . .lhn .Murphy, dep. sheriff .. 12 l iias. Kompp, dep. sheriff ., 14 Geo. B. Camp, dep. sheriff. tl .lames W. Jacksnn, dfp. slur. r i (.nd Huston, dep. slier. .. T jM. C. Uamnu'iHl, dep. sheriff loe Cuuuly (1erk!i Acctmnt. K. V. Lee. Co. clerk sal. .. liii! F. L, Gibhs. dep. clerk .... l"i C. 1. Loe. dep. clerk TT. T, M. Norton, assistant .... ro Wells Shoe St,ore is DOOMED I peciL. All This Week Ladies Shoes, small sizes and narrow widths, values to $6.00 C aa a pair ' . 9 1 -00 The Entire Wells Shoe Stock Must Be Closed Out The Room will be occupied by other parties with a different line of goods C ' i If you hold one of the following numbers return it and get a pair of shoes FREE 7651 7534 7665 6097 680? More FREE SHOES Next Saturday Sales numbers given with every pair sold The Wells Shoe Store . i Geo. C. Stanley in charge Corner Willamette and Ninth Streets, Eugene, Oregon. ooc 30C County 50.00 116.43 2.00 12.00 4.15 1.50 9.00 H. IVtoriioti. assistant I'lara i.-unt Hchool Superintendent's Account. W. B. Dlllard, school, supt.. 100.00 Edna Ward, stenog. Co. Sup. 16.00 Ferry Account. P. Sylvester, ferryman 30.00 Janitor Account. Wm. H. Sherman, janitor . . Jail Account. Fred Flsk, board of prison F. M. Day, med. services. . . . Court ii-iusc und Jjawn Account. Barker Gun Store, key .... .35 Hunter & Willoughby, elec trical supplies . . . . f 7.05 Campbell Fellman & Co., chairs 36.00 Rob't. McCullouch, work on lawn Geo. Mldgley, lumber C. F. Croner, hauling Geo. Croner, work at court house I. lulu, Water nnd Fuel Account Willamette Valley Co., light and water 56.70 Assessment and Tax Collecting . Acc. Geo. W. Norris, tax collecting 55.00 Lloyd Howe, tax col 55.00 Geo. D. Flsk, tax col 65.00 O. F. Cillison, tax col 75.00 Henry Stewart, tax col 65.00 J. C. Parker, tax col. , 75.50 Printing Account ' W. C. Yoran, printing .... 54.50 H. R. Klncaid. printing 9.20 Register Pub. Co., priming.. 22.40 Oregon State Journal, print. 14.20 Commissioner's Account. H. T. Edwards, co. com 56.00 H. M. Price, co. com. ...... 26.00 Iiisane Account. T. K. Johnson, exam, insane Gruss HuU'l, board insane. , Klection Account. Chas. Mi'Farlan'd. reuistra- d:, I tion clerk . . . . .". 75 I Glass & I'rudliotnine, elec tion supplies 4 r. t O. X. Castle, election 00 I Circuit Court Account, ! U. It. Hay, juror John M. Harms, juror S. A. McKay, juror 1 1 . h. Howe, juror 00 j J. M.learhart. juror J It. U. Haw!eyt juror I Lewis 11. ltossnian. juror . . I P. I. Newell, juror 0'1 1 KH W. Michael, juror j.L 11. Hill, iuror 0 Prank 11 Holland, juror . . . 1,0 Clarence Koon. juror 00 Fred 11. Cook, juror !.Iesse Soyern, juror 70 I Merrill V. Pennington, Juror -,,l ! H. 1). Dunlap, juror ;t." I -Limes H. Cole, juror ,,!'. W. Pollork, juror ;,0 ' W. L. Wheeler. jur()- . . .O. . o,i j Harry Macy, juror ,i,i li- Y. Porter, juror , M. 11. Stone, juror po'Clux. IMrktTson. jurir .... William l.andes. jur. S). . . . ' Palmer Av.-rs, Juror 7 . . 1 .1. .1. Peplott, Iuror ' ' ' ""IW-JI. Kay. juror ', '"' ( KiWinl F. .Tii.lkins. Juror.. , v ii. Kine, witness "" Fre.l Il.'irte'il. witness "" F. T. Plank, wliss 00 R.OO 3.65 50.00 192.25 6. TO 47.40 34.40 5.40 5.40 4S.40 50. SO 4S.40 4S.40 51.60 r. i.2o 36.00 50.40 33.20 6.00 49.20 51.00 04S. 20 4S.20 rio.srt 31.60 $2.20 i" 4 . 0 4V)) 34 40 4 V 4 it "11.211 Q:o'j:! fSl'H-l, Ansa Chester Walker, witness . . . G. N. Castle, witness F. W. Prentice, witness . , . . L. E. McDougal, witness . . . Harold R. Bowen, witness . . Louise A. Bowen, witness . . Walter Canady, witness .... Shell Coffman, witness , . . . Ned Bowman, witness E. Gershbach, witness Wlnfred E. Parsons, witness Floyd Thompson, witness... Roy Holverson, witness . . . Frank LeRoy, witness ...... Frank Eby, witness Frank Williams, witness. . . . Henry Tennis, witness Wm. Law, witness Wm. Sheridan, witness .... H. H. Petrie, witness Pearl Bennett, witness Clay Owens, witness Sherman Clark, witness .... Frank Wilkinson, witness. . Cleve Deffenbecker, witness Hattie Chapman, witness . . Arlie Beason, witness Mac Burns, witness Jos Pirtle, witness N. B. Butler, witness N A. Rowe, witness Jack Stanley, witness Frank Goodman, witness. . . . J. W. Vaughn, witness .... Ernest Colemae, witness . . Thos. Szukal, witness F. E. Chambers, witness . . . W. B. Andrews, witness . . . . - J. M. Stark, witness T. Van Dyne, witness W. w. Purdy, witness Sam Cooper, witness H. Frum, witness Orvtlle Green, witness .... T. E. Vaughn, witness. ...... U. S. Ilryson, witness ...... Oscar Page, witness Joe Zehner, witness John Ploner, witness . . .-. Jasper L. Gourley, witness . . F. P. Plank, witness Granville S. Howen, witness Lucia Ward, witness Will Deffenbacker, witness. . E. A. Farrington, witness . . E. A. Farrinxton, witness . . E. A. Farrington, witness... Harvey Frum, witness Frank Kdmuson, witness . . J. W. Vaughan, witness . . J. E. Vaughan, witness .... Zack Parsons, witness .... W. Waddle, witness Arley lleeson, witness S. E. Cooper, witness Orval Green, witness John Boyd, witness Sam Mathews, witness .... Sam Mathews, witness .... Alt Walker, witness F. . C Hughes, witness Ned lawman, witness W. W. Purdy- witness F. T. Plank.Qvltness ' Ingval Ijinde, witness S II. Jackson, witness .... ,;"st Vv-ts, witness K. K. tW.ss. Juror '. . . . ?'rank K. Wctherliei', Juror.. James EfO.iHl'ev. iuror ' A Holier, juror . not,e 'Viy.e Vthitsett. sr. Vss John Whltsett, witness' gjleinrkk, witness 3.00 5.60 2.00 2.20 4.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.80 4.80 2.00 2.80 2.80 .6.40 6.40 6.40 6.40 6.40 6.40 6.4u 6.40 2.00 2.00 3.60 3.60 29.00 3.60 7.20 7.20 2.00 2.80 5.40 2.00 7.00 2.70 3.40 2.00 2.00 2.00 5.60 2.00 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.00 2.00 6.50 6.50 6.50 6.00 6.60 4.00 3.60 3.60 , 2.00 2.00 2.00 5.50 6.40 9.00 9.00 2.20 2.00 9.50 9.50 9.50 2.00 3.50 7.60 2.00 2.00 5.60 & (TOO 2.20 2.20 2.00 30.20 42.00 420 49.20 1 l.aU 6.4 0 G. W. Porter, witness clrc. court la J. W. Walker, witness U Sarah Parmenter, witness .. Ill W. M. Twllley, witness .... 1JI Chas. Lobsch, witness v 111 Sylva Goodman, witness .... ill J. L. Clark, circuit court bailiff Ill Geo. F. Croner. jury bailiff. SIM Frank Armltage. court bailiff SI.H Shelton Jenkins. Jury bailiff llll G. F. Skinworth. advanced .. Hi I S. M. Calkins, stenographer, III S. M. Calkins, stenosrapher. !"il D. A. Paine, medical ser.... i F. H. Snoerass. cons. fees.. Ml J. M. Howe, jury bailiff .... J" Barnard & West, livery hire (H Walter Cnnnriav. serv. erand - Inrv sub G. F. Skipworth, money advanced John l.nmlmrtv witness .... l,wli,r.,,,t Sol, Hits' Account. C. H. Baker, funeral expenses li.Jj n I. WnnH. hoard etc I' II.. ,.,m,d Awniltlt. tfno-nna dim C.n rPIiatrS... Pacific States Tel. Co.. ser?. ' Frank H. Veatch, rubber stamps, and supplies . Western Union, services r 1- A., r.nlln.i' mrigp. uuiiib no uojiiij. . Geo. T. Hall & Son, supplies J Juvenile Court Accounu jonn M. Williams, j" jjjj vuuri 15. K. JOD, incilicai art.- (4y F. H. Snodgrass. Juvenile .. r, 11 voli.. (nr. den mis. ueti. ii. ivtu... . Ella S. Gwln, Juv. dep. Barnard West & Co.. cab... Florence Crittedon, home, hnnrit nnd room Stump. JYilalit. nd Klrs! .ri iiiiiii. R. E. Eastland, stamps ... V. B. Dlllard, postase and exnressage Insurance Account. F. W. usnurn. in-"""' , lrfM Glass & Pruilho 10. m-'"' books 1; Allen Eaton, sta -icne '. ; E. Schwart.srh.i.I. s"l'P"f The Irwin Hodsmi ic, J(u Blank books Health Officer A"""" J. V.'. Harris, Co. Boalth I mam 'ii' . Frank Snodsr...-. truant ou. ( C. J. Dodd, truant ofW" , H. L. Rann, tru.ni. oi"'-- llll IHI III 1 lil" 1" llolllitv Arceul unt i: H. S. Cllne, wild' at scali" J. A. Herbert. H"1" wildcat " J. A. Calloway. '"'n! on , coyotes It. E. Dershani. -v u Fruit lii-i-vims rf,u .1. A. Barker. -: r.O-- 1 i-i-tor trees, ii 4 B ' J. 'Beebe, fruit i