Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 22, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt THE ErGEVE DAILY GVARD, WKKXKSHAV, APRIL 112. 1IHM --Tmx-nxo CO., INC. -rrTy day of the week. P"b!" ..,, Address all com- Pw V.s and make, all rerait-L-nictlons ' Kucena Guard. tea t!me lu . ' flir. v- " lcr. per week . $ .15 r'" b'v carrier, per month .50 W0 (in advance) 4.00 advance, .... 2.0 CTe month fcp-year-::::: i:Bo f Advertising rales made known on KZ st Eusene, Oregon, postof, tie .econd-class matte-. lice a " xeata for The Guam. rn. following are authorized to I . roceint for subscriptions or t Lot snv other business for The fend Weekly Guard:-rrLwell-J. I- Clark. robure George A. Drury. aii nostmasters aro authorized to Au F , 1... fn. Diilwrrlnlln-.s and receipt for subscriptions teteive Ke Daily and Weekly Guard 7x intikpenbext i'ai'k:;. Member of Associated Press. ML'DXKSDAV, APRIL Sj.tWKF REVISION NOW SEEMS lEKTAlA The fine progress made by the principle of tariff revision must grat ify all who seek the economic better- LeDt of the nation and love justice. Both parties are practically commit- hd to a readjustment oi tne tanti tstes, to a revision down, not up, nd we may look forward with con- feltnce to the achievement of this desirable reform next year. That fit few soreheads who threaten all 'minner of conseqtiences to the Re- Ipablican party may be disrogarded b Impotent is the optimistic view ta- hen of the situation by the Los An gles Express. The growth of the revision senti ment among manufacturers them- lelres is one of the most pleasing evi dences of Its ethical strength. They reject the absurd Sereno Payne of New York, and the protectionist hick, John Dalzell, of Pennsylvania. Assuming once to speak for the Re publican party and to . voice the thought of the manufacturers of America, they now stand stripped of tery pretense save that of represent ing grafting pap-suckers. American Industries, "the manufacturers' pa lr," In a late Issue thus comments oi the obese Payne: "It Is a great misfortune that men like Mr. Payne are allowed to call liemselves protectionists. They have been advanced by powerful Interests, not that the country might have pro tection, but that a sleeping and trust- lul public may be wronged by the misapplication of the principle and its gross abuse. In their fancied se curity and their insistence upon con tinued evil opportunity, these men ire-now. In the position of the life Insurance presidents a few, months !o, just before the public awaken Ins. when they were cast up to gen eral view, broken and despised; and those in congress and out', who, even "T Inaction contiibute to the strength ol Mr. Payne's position are particeps in a ntlltlil A-mi, Thfltr hurt Mr rayne and his friends even more "an the public, for the public is getting ready to care for itself ' this matter without regard to ob structionists, active or passive." The Venezuelan situation which h. i. , . . ,v.,s uren serious, now appenrsi ""uuoent. This country hns fore- torne. because of the weakness of "f little bandit despotism of which Cro Is the head and front, but It Probable that before congress ad fcurnj the president will be empow 'o ake such steps as in his Judg ment may oe necessary to bring the "enezueiaa government to a sense Ks responsibility, says the Wood '"d Democrat. It is likely that the to be pursued will be to block, de the Venezuelan porta and possl "r land a small army on Venezuelan A large army would scarcely required. That country has long "o the i-at of revolutions, and an ''di! Qg army wnnM nrnhnhtv ho AS- d'ted by insurgents opposed to the "tocratic government. A monarr-h by the name of Yborshl " diertlsir,? a kingdom for sale in eni Continental newspapers. He "offers hij throne, crown, sceptre, "minions and subjects for sale, with "r wives thrown in,9or the mod ' '" ot J-00.10. Ills real g is At'b'' Ay,t,onia- a sTI Ip of land in '' IS') miles lon&,and 90 miles The power of life and dfath b U kin,'. ...4 -.. 'th th " crjwn. as does the granting tl','si,,n A .nr.i,it nltrAf- of i ' offer is the roval rroRY '! - . v TT1 Keai (liatiem OI nuilian Th" throne is made of ..'ls - ti:;t k' in;, i-r- es. Thus far his du-i-pears to have had n" Tti-- la-1 the good people there one of eight, in particular are ! nothing save water, pi,,-,, breezes and sunshine. Some have be;n fasting only tin-.,, days while two of tlnni h.,v, td fjr nearly two week-!, and V. Harbor, of Willi, wlirook. i o t'.iii- to surpass the l-ciurd .if Miss Grove, who recently w rit forty-,.:,,. ,.,-. without food. A stranse f.,,I. to l sure, this goinn without f,, I. t,,r there's no accounting for tastes. And they do say that it strikes terror ,j the various trusts deiling i , products, for they, one and all, ro.il-j Ize that if the habit should become I general they would have to go Into j me nanus oi nii u.-uiKruptcy courts. With all due respect to the wis dom" of Governor Johnson, this coun try will be in need of divine assist ance should the people ever "rise above tile fallibility of Judicial tribu nals." as he says he has faith ihcv will. Less considerate than the .ierscy brand of niosiiultos, which always wait until after the summer resorts open to get troublesome, the Mosc,ui- to Indians, ol Mearagita, have :tl ready opened their white-killing sea son. , No, Eugene isn't booming but she Is growing as steadily and rapidly as any town in the whole Northwest, and will continue to grow Into a city of at least 2",, 000 population in the next five years. A little Investigation will convince any one that the man who Is thor oughly alive to the opportunities of today never spends any time fearing what tomorrow may bring he's too busy. Aftof all this hulluballoo It may turn put that Boss Murphy was only after getting In a position to he able to demand concessions for support ing Mr. Bfyan In tbe Denver conven tion. Hurry along that water supply from the mountains. That's what a majority of our people have really been voting for at every city election during the past four years. Maybe a lot of new laws might make the old-fashioned law of liv ing within your income unnecessary to get ahead of the game, but we doubt It. ' " Anyway, what aro such little things as a couple of battleships be tween friends? THK F1KST GAME OE THE SEASON. When the wet and chilly winter - Gives place to sunny spring, Then all the Sunday papers With good old base ball ring. In all the streets and vacant lots. You'll see a bunch of lads, With mitts and balls and gloves and bats. And feeling mighty glad. The old ball grounds are clean and smooth And fixed up for the time, When evervbody wants to see Something In the base ball Mne. The time has come for the Initial game. And all the fans are out. The seats are rilb-I with a happy crowd. And all the rooters sli:mt. At last the iimpir.' calls the game. The citeli'-r is at bat; He bunts and makes a start for first. But don't uullc get to that. - ,, ,. are made; no one has senred It's the last half of the ninth. The rooters shout and make a noise Like a cyclone In tbe night. Two out ; the pitcher men ere throws One the batter wants lo clout. But niisFes by half a yard. The umpire yells, "Yer nut! ' N. K. Smith. ' This paper." said Languid Lew is "tells about a horse runnln away with a woman, and she was laid up for six weeks." ..-rt,.. ain-t so worse." rejoined n .triil Benlnmin. "a friend of mine once ran away with a horse and he was laid up for six years. VVKK WATKIt For pure bediock water see C. v. . Taylor. All surface water cased off by casing into in " .iirlng nothing but pure b-d rock wa ter O W. Tavlor, S2 S Patterson ter street Eugene. Phone u-o o-.,,. XOTK El TH'"- ,1C !..-ff!er Well Krill- The LaDnk in romoanv wl es to announce -na. ,. mi;i meet and 1 prices made f-.r doing '- . k. H-t- ter see tr.ein ' tracts. ' Ti-!e;ih!li'tie r... . ..I -i V tl It Villa: I Ibmlev! K-,l :.12 1. MEHHV WII-lW 'J.-V. A new nr.- of ;-Vr w '" , ' t.r receiv-.l at I '-. '' , S4 Eat Nin'h 'r-" '. Of. .-tit Wml.. I an: rcnten: I n't.-- f-.-rni! ' --..i, P: . .' c,:,,-. !!! : f"" ' V. IV,.-. - - -iw,,-- .-. . ,.) .- . ; . x ! MARY GARDEN, PRIIViA DONNA SOPRANO. Miss Mury Ganlen, tlie oH'i-atic sopruno, is looking for a wonderful Amer ican voiee tbut she may reeouimend its possessor to Jetm lie Kes.ke for fri training. He Kes.ke hns ofleretl to train nil Ainerlcaii girl without charge If one can lie found who has suttlelont natural ability to meet ills requirements, and Miss Garden Is in search of such u young woman; She lias received many hundreds of letters from girls who seek tills opportunity to obtain n musical education. THE I'lilNTEU'S AXGEI,. ; Or, The Perfect Type. Sweet Ermyntrude Jones has two beautiful eyes, Their color is azure, the same as the skies, Her eyes: "V"' Pure Grecian her nose.'and molded with grace; And never was nose more in keeping with face. Her nose: Her Hps are so soft, and as rich as red tulips, And the breath they emit has the scent, of mint juleps. Her Hps: Her teeth are ns pearls, and I take them to be Just as good as the best that come out of the sea. Her teeth: VVV Like! the bright burnished gold of Aurora her hair is. And twiddles In curls like a fay's or a fairy's. Her hair: S S S S Then her wee shelly ears ah! how graceful each turning But hush! or 1 set these appendages burning. Her ears: C 3 Oh, could I tbe wealth of the Indies command, I'd forfeit It all for sweet Ermyn- trudu's hand. Her hand: JsJT And wore I sole monarch from Croy don to Crete, I'd lay il iwn my scepter at Krinyn- lay d-jwn niy trtid'.'s feet. Htr fct: l L Till HSTOX ITEMS ( Special Correspondence. ) Thnistoti, April 22. N. Ithodes was happily surprised a few evenings ago by quite a number of friends coining in to spend the evening and; help him celebrate bls.C2d birthday.' Refreshments were served and an enjoyable time was had by all. ' Election passed off very quietly In Thurston, very few attending, as everv one Is busy farming. Easter Sunday brought quite a large attendance at church. After services quite a crowd enjoyed a pic- nlc dinner on the hill Bonth of town. I About forty friends and neighbors, surprised Mr. and Mrs. John Danks; one evening lately by walking in up on them, It being the 64th birthday: of Mr. Danks. Rerreshments were served during th evening and a' young. i Miss Gates, from the East, Is here visiting Mr. ard Mrs. F. N. Nice. Mrs. John Lianks Is quite sick at the present writing. .Miss Maybelle l.oniey came oui from Eugene and spent Sunday with the home folks. School close! Friday, after a very success fill term taught by Miss Ors- ! well. I An Ice cream swlal was held T.t ' the w h'x.l house Saturday night, the I proo-eiis to go toward buying a new I flag for the school. I .Miss Orswell returned to her home ; in Eugene Monday. ( I IH-ath WHS on III. IIpcI.. ! jej P Morns, of Skippers, Vs.. : had 1 close call In the spring- of l!init HesaG) "An stuck of pneu. , mnnla 't me so weak and with such a fearful rough that ni friend, de clared consumption had me. and that ' dc-i-h wa. 'in niv h---'.. Then I was I" iled In i-V IT. Mllg Ii:m-ov ry. ;v. and af f.H.ti I r.-ii - ri-ni'--' I U-;;.-.t no r-r takinit two lllifn' an J i Hate, half a 4' in 1 v Ihi 'Uil' dls- I ' Sold ut:i. r A Km kr.n ! .-. ! I ' .1 i. Trial le;t' t.' THE MARKET ; FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8ih St WE BUY ' WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE S'lne-room bouse and lot 1 block from car lino; fine home In good condition; a bargain at ?2,000 or furnish ed for 2,4UO. ' ISO acreB 0 miles from Eugene; ICO acres In cultivation; 220 pasture; splendid 8-room house, COxVO barn; all kinds of fruit; price $12,000, In cluding everything oil the place. 160 acres. 65 acres pasture and timber cruises 1,500.000 saw timber: HO acres fenced; 4 room bouse, spring at house; small bam, chicken bouse, young orchard, all kinds of berries; school 1 mile. Beat this for lir.00. Here we avu 100 acres, 00 acres tenred; 2 houses, large log house and small frame, log barn, granary, well water ed with living streams and springs; 2,000.000 feet saw timber; 9 miles from Eu gene. Price. 1500. -8! acres adjoining town; fine 8-room bouse, 3 barns: young family orchard; G head horses, 0 cows, 4 year lings, harness, wagons, bug gy, cart, 100 chickens, tools, Implements, furniture, etc.; price, $;.0O0; $1,000 cash; balance at 6 per cent. We also bave business open ings and a large list of real estate, to offer of overy des cription. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 west 8th St. HALL , SHUMWAY Plumbing an4i Hewer Work. Also general fobbing in tin and sheet Iron Hork. Iron work promptly attended to. q Curry a full q-o of plumbln; fixture Phon.(3 lack LIT J. .41111 WllbilllHIr Q J. W. BARRINGER Expert housemover Movcj anythinjf. Twenty-liv years experienc. Residence. East fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone I Red 431 1. Fofcne. Orcfr.n CLASSIFIED COLUMNS I OK MAI K KOI! S-U.K Ten Poland China I'll. me l-'arnit-i s -Mi. a; 1 FO 1 1 SA1.K. riuuoumitire.l lierefov.l ti u 1 Is for sale. Ell, lime ;".' Wil lamette street. : f FOlt S A 1 . 1-7 -t'lieai,, g.uni second hand Studebaker il-mcli waon. Enquire lit Eugene fcrocerv. If FOlt SALE Huff orpinmoii ggs, 13 for' $1. W. H. Hanipton. 1 10J Columbia avenue, corner lltth At. Ut'FF ..t-XillOKN El'.HS - Pure tired. $1 per setting, ileo. Melvin Mil ler. Hoom 'JO, Mct'lung Itlnck Phone Ked 1461. tf FOlt SALE Hood, bors- li years old; 16 hands; only partly broke. Price. $100. Phono Ked Hill. Ceo. Melvin Miller, city. LOC.ANHEJtUY PLANTS 1.0 cents per dozen, ;L"i for $1. $2 per hun dred: satisfaction guaranteed. C. F. Moore, Creswell, Oregon. tin FOlt SALE narnsl Plymouth Itoek, tiolden Wyandotte and lUack Min orca eggs, $1 per setting. Address, A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. a2ii FOlt SALE Hat-rod Plymouth Hock eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper rales in incubator lots. Address G. W. Spores. Springfield, Or.o FOK SALE Parties wishing to buy 200 acres of first-class timber land cull on J. W. Cnrlllo, four miles west of Hale. TO TRADE A block of dry maple and body fir wood 4iere In lo-.vn to trade toward stock cattle, CaM on E. M. Warren, 442 Lawrencu cor ner West Sixth. tt FOlt SALE Llewellyn dog pup, 6 weekB old: will be right ago to trnin this fall. Prlco $10. W. 11. Knv, Eugene, Or. Phono lllack 4T.37 1r lllack 1611. v . tf FOU SALE Snap for short tlmo on ly. One and a half acres, unim proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms. Howe & Uuoy, office In Mauror's jewelry store. CHEAT UARUAIN An 18-ac.ro or chard garden In Drain; well water ed and fairly good buildings; all kinds of choice fruit; crop of pota toes and oats goes with II. Price, $2000. Address llox 210, Drain, Or. .. FOK SALE lly owner Ono now 5 room cottage, close In; modern; lot 66 2-3x162; also one 9-room house, deep well; plastered; rock fouuila Hon; Corner lot, 68x120. Will sell at a bargain. Inquire at this of fice, tf FOK SALE A cigar rttoro, consist of cigars, tobacco, pipes, sporting goods, fishing tackle, soda foun tain, root beer keg, magazines and periodicals: Poerless electric faiiB bend office for Portland and Bun 'Francisco daily papers. Reason for selling to change climate. Ad dress Box 163. Ashland, Or. WA.NTKD WANTED Uood-Blzed boy to feed Job press and work In printing of fice. Apply at liuard office. - WANTED A girl for general hotiHe- work at once. Apply In the morn Ing at the Methodist pnrsonago.al 8 WANTED Tij rent, a five or six- room house, close In. Enquire of S. S. Range at the Electric theatre. WANTED Cattle to pasture, three miles west of Eugene. Apply lo E. A. Suudgathe, H. F. D. No. 1 Eugene. WANTED Ten ladles nnd gents dal ly to got their clotheB cb'Hiied and pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. tr WANTED tlood horse, 12b0 to 13!i0 pounds, suitable for lady to drive; also two-seated top carriage. Ad dress P. O. llox 247, with descrip tion, tf WANTED To borow $3000 to $!i,. 000 for a term of years with gilt- edged security. Good proposition for any one wishing to place i loan. Address C. I... care Daunt WANTED From 3,000 to 8,000 acres cleared or partly cleared land, rich deep soli, adapted to fruit, trucking and live stock; lo cation deslrtd on river and creek Ilring us description and outline of land In tracts of 80 acres and op. Pacific Land Company P. O. Box 247, Room 7, over Cbam brs and Hrl'tow bank. tf mihciilla.nkoub' DRESSMAKING Misses Sullivan A Miller. &6ft Washington sire"' Phone Red (106. atl ACCORDION PLBATlMJ- -Done by Mrs. llert Vlnsent at $27 Hllyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf IK YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Comps ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street. Ku gene. Or. tf 1 DON'T fall to see Cheiem If you want bargains In Heal estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved Timber and mining slock. H. Che em, Room tl. Walton Hlng. tf INT E It NATION a I, CORRESPON HLN'pj' SCHOOLS "The limy Man Y'nlvi-rslty." tilves a thor ough 'falnlhg at your own borne In nearly all the trades anil profes mIhii". '1'ixt linoVii and lto.trtiliii-nt "whin r-.ulr.-di f iirnl-ln-d fr.-e Full In'ortiia' Inn and Mrr.ulars at the i ,cai enrollment office, 4.. W. Eiitlrh -.tre.-t, li. J. Klrkwood, rep. MISt'l l.l.AMiol s I ( .mil .1.) Nr l it 1 M.i -hut r .iivei-cl truin niv injury li.iw r- stnt.,-,1 niv liusnii ss ot ll,u scsiioeui and encral b!aci, simtliiim. I'. l lioliiw.iy. East Eleventh street, l-'alruiiiiint , Dr. $lrt CASH AMI J10 I'KH MONTH -Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Incline from wliuli .Mil he sllllicieut to lll;;ki yi'tl 111 depetldellt for lite. Ilaltilsollie iatuplilet, v.ilualile iuf.iruiatiou and contriict free. F. H. Kobinsou, Benoral agent, Pacific tlrove, Cal. LOST AMI l-'Ol Ml FOU SALE - One National cash regis ter, one Uetniimton typewriter and a large iron s.ife. Enqulie of L. M. Travis, Loan ,t- Savings bunk building. LOST- A ladies' small gold chate laine watch lost on East Ninth street. Finder please leave at 1'it'i East Ninth street or at liuard of fice and receive reward. n22 LOST- lllack shepherd dog, dim ring around neck. Slightly de:if: Answers to nnino of "Ca-p." reward. return to Hi-oder Urns. .Meat inar- et. OST- Saturday In one of Ihe t'ry g'lods stores, the First Natloial bank or oil tilt street ear. a bull -s' silk umbrella, w ith gold he; ,1. pearl stick and gold tip. Flin'er wjll please leave It at Tbe C.itrrd office or with .Minute Evans and receive reward. rtlU ItKNT TO LEASE Six nrro fine bottom gnrden land; excellent soil. Ad dress C, L., care (liiard. FOK RENT A modern flat. En quire of M. Schneider In the Schnei der block. ' tf PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHYSICIANS AND Hl'KGEONS DR. ANNA MAURER, Osteapathlc phy.'clan. All curnblo dlseasa treated. Women and children I specialty. Office over F. K. Duuu's Phone Red 1631. DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic physician. Office yours, 9 a. m. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hamp ton building, 7th nnd Willamette streets. Residence and office phone 6171. DR. 11. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 618 Willamette Btreot Phono lllack 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street. Phone Red 3107. C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homoepatblc physician and surgeon. Chronic - diseases and dlsennos of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory nnd light treatment. Office, Sulto 1. 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main 640. Hoards Hoffman Houso. Phone Main 11. J. F. TITUS, M. 1). Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children given special nttontiun. Faradic galvanic, static. X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office, DS1 Willamette Htroet, with Dr. L. E. McDoiigal. Resi dence, 632 Pearl street. Office phone, . Main 6211. Residence phone, Main 631. ATTORN 10 YS-AT-LAW S. D. ALLEN. Attorn.ty-ut-la, 616 Willamette street, Eugene Orevon L. II1LYEU, Atlorney-at-law. oiflo, over Yoran's shoo store, Eugent Oregon. DOIUtlH ft SKIl'WORTH, Attorneys at law. Office In llovey building over Chambers-llrlatow bank C. A. WINTER MEIER, Attorney-al law. Ijind titles and probate spec, laities. Office over Chambere-Drls-tow Hank. . M. TRAVIS, Allurney-st-la. Of fice over Eugene Loan ft Savings Dank, Eugene, Oregon. WOODCOCK .fc POTTER, Attorueys-at-lsw. A.- C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsmsn block, Eugene, Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNBON, Atlorney-at ' law, Jtooms 1 and 2, Eugune Loan and Savings Dank. WALTON ft NEHfl, A ttorneyi-st-law. J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In the cute. Office, room 8, Walton Ulock, Eugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS ft II KAN, Attomeys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Dean Practice In all courts of the stat and before the II. H. Land Office Offices 12, 13, 14 and 16 McCluni Hulldlng. N. HAItliAUUH. Special alien tlon given to divorce and settle ment f estates. Agentfor Conti nental Insursnce Company. ItDoni t, First National Hank Building, Eugene, Oregon. JESjSB O. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 2 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. J opposite postofflce. (lives special attention to the examination of ab-, sirnrts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections Also lo nil pension mailers. Phoni I l1 1176. .1111 IIITl.t T FREE THOMAS Arehlleet. Sketch es and plaiM drawn, blue prints slid specification... tletn-ral super vision ov.-r building In couri-., of construction. If thinking of build ing, large or small, see ine. Terms reasonuble. Room 7, Ctiri.iuan I MU 111 till K-. J. W. KAVS & CO.. jindertaker. and fuuer.il dir.'Ciers. Km:, i,.-. Or. PaV .v iiKMiKitriON, uniicr-akers and einlia liners. Corner Willam ettu and Seventh streets. W. T. CORDON, funeral director. State licensed enibaltiur Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phono Red 44M. MINIMI KMil.NKKHS HEltllERT l.lCUill. mining engineer and expert mctallurgi!. Reliable Information furnishe,! to intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Eugentf Oregon. AltSTtLUTOKS THK LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable. CAItPI-.T ('LEA N EKS JAY C. MOORE, carpet (leaner. Phono lllack 5071. I '-3 REAL ESTATE AtiEXTH J. L. CLARK CO. Dealers Ir. real estate, Creswell, Or. KUstio MOULDING SIDEWALK POSTBOXES t$ i Paint - Paint Wall Paper Wc arc now J located in ' our new store : Ludford & Haskell Practical Painters snd Dccorstofs J cor. W. 8th and Charnelton J Phone, Red 5411 IN OMB OR MANY COLORS LAROE3T FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIQH GRADE WORK Milt tt II tl until Mllll IF YOU NEED Groceries WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour, and Feed, Tin and Graniteware. Headquar ters for White River Flour. Candies, NuLs and Oranges J. W. WHITE Thi Grocer Cotncr 5th Slid Willamette Sis. Phon Rrd 4611 A. C. MATHEWS Gener.il Teammij Concrete, Gravel, Building; S.tnd and R(xl excjVAtion cirth for sale Phone Black 281 1 or call At 345 W4th new j from Lone Beach the effect that some of 1 alt , y.Vn. L!