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Newspaper Page Text0 TIVE EIGEXE DAILY Gl'AHD, Till ItSllAV, APRIL 2:1, 11X18 HIE m& DAiLY GUARD. -TTuiI) PRINTING CO., INC. -rTTevery day of the week, Ff . veeytrd. Address U com '"',., and make all remit , livable to The Eugene 'Guard, Oregon. U(, ' sulv.crmlicii Kates Huily i Tpd bv carrier, per week . i .15 SXri b carrier, per month .50 E mi l one year (in advance) 4.00 Months (in advance) .... 2.00 One month Jj- Slnule Copies u-Xly Guard, per year . . . . : 1.50 Advertising rates made known on jK'Tt Eugene, Oregon, postof Hce as second-class matte-. The following are authorized to die and receipt for subscriptions or transact anv other business for Tile Dally and Weekly Guard: "ckwell-J. L. Clark Coburg George A. Drury. Al postmasters are authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Dally and Weekly Gimrd. AV lXltKI'KXDKXT I'Al'K!:. Mi'IiiIht of Associated Press. Tlll'HSllAY, APRIL 23. 11XX HK1K) WORSHIP AND ITS ItESlLTS The people of this country are giv en to hero worship, and they are not discouraged by the fact that a close examination of their heroes usually reveals a lot of scarecrows, says a valued exchange. When one ideal man turns out to be a cheap grade of graven image, they immediately dig up another, and exalt him, and burn incense before him, and give him a halo, and denounce all who do not bow down before him. It Is not surprising that the man thus exalted usually proves a disap pointment sooner or later generally sooner, for his worshippers place his reputation so high, and attribute to Mm such superhuman qualities that he would need to be something more than mortal to live up to the plans and specifications. He may try, sin cerely and strenuously, to deserve his halo, but the Impossibility of the task is bound to discourage him, and when he lets go one hold he lets go all holds, and comes down kerflop, ulth the customary dull, sickening Ihud. . A few years ago Attorney Jerome was being exploited as the American St. George who was destined to slay the dragon of municipal corruption and make New York, a holy city. He was written and Illustrated in the magazines until his name became a weariness to those who had been cured or hero worship; ho was a compendium of all the virtues; a Bayard of courage, a Napoleon of strategy, a Caesar of determination, Demosthenes of eloquence; he was the knight without feaand without reproach; and at the end he stands before the disgusted hero worshppers as a sorry Don Quixote. There was too much adulation for man of ordinary force. And all the time that he was being lionized J ana adored It was known that he was cigarette fiend, which fact alone was sufficient evidence thnt he would lever make good. Whether the charges of dishonesty will hold good against him or not there is no doubt that the charges of negligence and Incompetence will he sustained. It Is another case of putting a hun dred dollar saddle on a twenty dollar Dors ?, He Is a pitiable failure, hut he is lot alone to blame; the Idolaters o furnished him with an impossi ble reputation and then expected him In lire up to It have their rasponsl blltly. STOCK GAMBLING. AXD LEGITIMATE III. SIX ESS Members of congress have had oe WMon. since the bills to prohibit .dealings in grain, cotton and provis ions fnr future delivery were pro "wd. to Inquire Into John Bull's at titude on that subject. Their In "di7 elicited the following cable Msage r,m I,ndon:. "The English, prime minister ap to think that a most discern- ve is required to note the line 01 clemarkation between ordinary commercial transactions and gam- Unt Sitne correspondence has been Published recently ln the London T'm- he, ween l.ord Salisbury and P-r Moore, M. p n connection '" 'atter's renuest that the pre 'T take steps to rail ai? iutirna- "a.'l commission, with a vUw o 1;s; away wiigop'Jin dealing, la d.-.niing to Jet in the iitn'- 'r "rd Salisbury said: 'It has ai- 'cleared so difficult t distin- b -'WC'f-n Pamliltnc. un or T T-iish ',r' "H!.mr,Qi contracts as to 'impossible to give legal '"t to a Hit.!,;.,, 'heme fnr controlling stirh Withnnr C i,t .- rt ,.rt n tf with uiry eomait-rtla! business and Ij. ' crave injury on trade.' " :'"r- s a striking imllari'y be- tweeu Lend Salisbury's those ,,f Prci.knt It recent tin s.i-,-t wh .ii h 'Tile g.-,.;U 1, ;,;).; ,,, .; uans.,. t, , ,,.. , , i Ollly I..jjti-.at.., 1.,;; j the rkii: of our t.n.,! : yst-m, at.C , t ivni,. , to be lak-u .. t.i im bllsiliets ill ileitis; ,,tt:t,' bucket shop t pe oi n ,r ( i( !1 One of the irM!.-t im;. bung made in Km;, . at il time is the niacins of the wires underground In the section. They will he out o IJliSilli tile u.l there and will furthermore a How II removal of many unsiulith ti poles from the streets. Now order to do something si mi telegraph wires. l.-phcu il is '"Barrels and Hut tie." which we presume Trent its nan..- is not u pn hibition organ, calls 1! v Walter son "his country's Cilicinnaius." In asmuch as Henry wouldn't know a plow if he met k ., ,, ,,.,,.,, w fear the "ll;:rrc!s and lloith-i" man had been sampling something just before he wrote. Koseburg will pay 4 1-2 per cent of the contract price of its $7.,tiuii worth of paving to an engineer for drawing the plans and making spec ifications. A competent city engineer on a moderate salary would do this work and any other of similar char acter for a very small part of that cost. And now the Wall street rumor broker has it that Harriman is reach ing out for the scalp of the "mi crowned king." Morgan is bald and hard to scalp. However, If anybody knows how to "sic" 'cm on each oth er, we do not believe in spoiling the sport. It is hardly likely that the national conference to consider ways and means to conserve our national re sources, called by the president to meet In Washington next month, will have Its attention culled to battle ships. 1 j Nick Longworth, in his "maiden" speech, said he would vote for four battleships because It was his duty. Well, we should Biilcker. What sort of a story cottkl he have carried home had he done otherwise. The Pennsylvanlan who had a lot of stolen jewelry returned to him with a letter saying "can't sell this junk," is doubtless In doubt as to whether to he glad or to suspect that his jewelry is "phony." A lecturer on the Philippines says "yon can't make a Filipino liko a Kansas City man," which Is Just about as startling as saying you can't make Hooker Washington look like Andy Carnegie. Doubtless the fact that old mem bers of the house thought Hobson entirely too "fresh" for a new mem ber also had something to do with the upsetting of the Koosevelt nr.val program. Marshfield Is not only going to have a fine $7.i.ono hotel, but also another costing $:.o.non. upon which the preliminary work has already been cotnnit lie eil. We violate no confidence In stat ing that Judge Alton II. Parker, who heads the New York delegation to Denver, will not s cond the nomina tion of l!ryan. According t.) the latest bulletin from the presidential rumor factory Hearst Is grooming Senator l.aKol lette for the Independence League nomination. And the American Hankers' Asso ciation wants to know why the sen ate dared to pass a currency bill it had condemned. So do many others. Paradoxical as it may appear, the unlnstructed delegates to the nation al conventions are getting the most Instruction from the, politlrla ns. Salem is still talking about paved street. XnTKT: TO ONTI!A(TOi:S Notice is her'-i.y given that the rounty commissioners' court of I.ane county. Oregon, will i"H bids for the furnishing of ail "" " .,, and construction of a r..uiit i .hi",, across llru.nhai.gh creek on strain .l.aatn no'' "" ''''' '" ll" " . of V county clerk of I.ane eoun- ,..M :o I.-' a H"e .. Or. go,',. ; ,,.,. v ; itiVtut'li. hh,ide ....... vr: p.i.-it I ii b -- ;;: :;;; . In the sum ,!, , le- a: nt.- "'J'';." ..,,,- i,... fi!-i " aft. r: '. 1 '" '. .. , ..;,. r:v: 'v O' ' i'y t f : y . . . -..-' 4 - - ' sv FREDERIC C. PENFIELD. Frederic J. Pendeld of New York, who Is to marry Mi's. Anne Weiglilmau Walker, the secoud wealthiicst woiinin in Atneileii, ts well known as a writer and diplomat and one of the world's nicest cultured men. Mr. penlleld pos sesses an independent fortune of his own and has been honored with decora tions ln France, Turkey, l'.gypt. Servia and other countries. He lias traveled widely' and Is known as un uuthorlty on the far east, Mrs. Walker, whose hum is in New York, although her Interests are In Philadelphia. Inherited a (ortuiu of $4.m.u0oAI00. from her father, who was known as "the I'lituluu klui;." Fl'I.TOX CONfillATl'I.ATFS Sl'CCF.SSITT, HIVAI, United States Senator Charles W. Fulton has written a letter to 11. M. Cake, who defeated Fulton for the senatorial nomination last week, ln which the senator extends his con gratulations to his successful oppo nent and assures him ot such support as the senator can give. In conclu sion Senator Fulton says he believes Cake will be elected. Senator Ful ton's letter, which was written on the eve of his departure for Washington to resume bis duties, is as follows: Portland.Or., April 20. My dear Mr. Cake: I am leaving for the East in the morning, and before going wish to extend to you my congratula tions on your nomination and my as surances of all the support 1 can give yon. Trusting and believing that you will be elected 1 am, sincerely yours, "Signed) "C. W. FULTON." Immediately upon his return to Washington Senator Fulton will take up the matters that have been pend ing during ills absence from the sen ate. He will first devote himself to insisting on action on the rnilroad land grunt resolution, which has been held up, and the senator expects to have this reported out of the commit tee, where It is now peacefully re posing. Portland Telegram. Jl'XCTIOX CITY ' WANTS MOI'IC LKiHT Arrangements hav? been male with the Ralston Electric Supply Co.. of this city, to do a large amount of electric wiring at Junction City, and within the next eek It Is expected that a force of men will wire the bus iness and residence districts thai have not already been supplied with lights, Up to the present time only part of the city has had electric lights, and ns the owners of the pow er plant did not have available men to do the work, they turned the same over to the Olbank company. It. I), liobinsoii was In Junction last week making final arrangements and out lining the work to be done, lie says the Junction City council will have some work done on its streets and with the amount of business houses and residences that have spoken for lights It is expected that the com pany will be busy for a week or more. Albany Herald. A Twenty-War Scntcnre. "I have Just completed a twenty vear health sentence. Imposed by Hucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured me of bleeding piles Just twenty yenrs ago," writes O. S. Woolever. of Leltavsvllle, N. Y'. Bucklea's Arni ca Salve heals the worst sores, ; burns, wounds and cuts In the short-; est time. 2 5c at W. A. Kuyker.dall's drug store n YOO KXKW The merits of the Texas WmJer,' you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. II a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold nv o J. Hull, or by mall. Send for testimonials. Dr. S. W. Hall, r.821 Oliva street. St. Louis. MOTHKH'S KITCHEX Seventh and Oak streetf.. has open ed under new management. (Joud board and room by the day, week or month. First-class home cooking. Chicken dinner everv Pundiiv. t MKS 8. Y. AHBOTT. (,i:i:ma comti stallion j The German cr!i horse vih I I pur. based from Duncan Seott will ', -ci-e lie stand during the season at Hangs' barn. ,, .1 H PFHKINS. ; GASOLIXK tumn ftAWI.NO I W. O. White ! prepared to ta ' ro'ir w'Kcd on short notice, i Phone Hlark 4 .1 ! . Itesldence. ' 516 West Sixth HreeL Wo .'ii! h.'cve "'ir barciri counter, im h lie I'olQ h.crd.cre. fnrnl'ure. nr.I n.a' :n: Don't wait uiitli ,-v ' M k- ii CIIAMHF.Ilri HAIiU'-VALE CO. n - j 4 Ft HI YOI'It SUNDAY DIXXKK. try the following delightful dessert: 1-2 cup English Walnut meats. 1-2 dozen figs, cut up fine. 1 10c package JELIO, any flnvor. Dissolve the JELL-0 in a pint of boiling water. When cool and Just commencing to thicken stir In figs and nuts. Serve with whipped cream. Delicious. The walnuts, figs and JKU IA) can be bought at any good gro cery. This makes enough desert for a large family and Is very econom ical. jiaM THE MARKET FOR ESTATE IS AT McMurphcy & Rugh's 22 west 8ih St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE Kine-room house und lot 1 block from car line; fine home In good condition; a bargain at $2,000 or furnish ed for 12.400. JS0 acres 0 miles from Eugene; 1G0 ai res ln cultivation; 220 pasture; splendid S-room house, liuxlio burn; all kinds of fruit; price $12,000, In cluding everything on the place. 160 acres, lia acres pasture and timber cruises 1,500,000 saw timber; !0 acres fenced; 4 room house, spring at house; Bmall barn, chickon bouse, young orchard, all kinds of berries; school 1 mile. Heat tblB for $1000. Here we ave 1C0 acres, 60 acres fenced; 2 houses, large log house and small frame, log barn, granary, well water ed with living atreams and springs; 2.000,000 feet saw timber; 9 miles from Eu gene. Price, 1500. tc.'j acres adjoining town; fine 8-room house, 3 barns: young family orchard; 5 head horses, 6 cows, 4 year lings, harness, wagons, bug gy, cart, 10" chickens, tools, implements, furniture, etc.; price, $7,000: 11.000 cash; balance at 0 per rent. We also have business open ings and a large list of real estate to offer of every des cription. McMURPHEY ; & RUGH 22w$. 8th St, HALL (Si. SHUMWAY PhiriiMftK ami Newer Work. Also genera! jobbing In tin and: heet Iron work. Iron weirk promptly attended to. j Carry a full line ef pluniblti,; otturci Phone Pluck I !7- .-IU1I Willainello 1 REAL I Oil S l.K r'eii S xI.M i'en I'll .nit farmers lid Chin . : i i I'OU SAI.K ThorouKlilinM CI'CIOI ,t bulls tor sale. llu.imre e.-ci Wll j l.uuette .slid t. :i IrOK SAI.K fneap. c m.i second j hand Sludebaker 11 itu-li wet;o:l. Knciuire al Kug ne crocery, it KOU sAl.K Huff Hrpiu-to,, ,-sss. ior )i. . ii. itniupiou, lie. t'oltimbia avenue, corner luili st. lll l-'K ..IHHIOHN lH;c..- i'ure nred. t pc-r setting. Geo. Melvin Mil ler, itiiciui :o. Mc-ciung niock. Phone lied 14 ill. II I'lll! SAI.K Hood hors,' ii y-'ars old; 11 hands; only par: 1 broke. Price. $100. Vbone lie.l lldl. (loo. Melvin .Miller, city. I.OllANHHIiUY PLANT!'. ,".0 cents per dozen, Ma lor $1, per hun clreil; satisfaction guaranteed. C Moore, Crc. swell, Oregon. ml FOlt S I.I-: -liiirrc-,1 Plymouth Hock, tloidcu Wyaudotle and Hiaek Min orca eggs, $t per s "l ling. Address, A. Wood. Saginaw. Or. a-ti FOlt SALE llarred Plymouth Kock eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper rates In Incubator lots. Address Ci. W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o FOR SALE Parties wishing to buy 200 acres of flr-ct -class limber land call on J. W. Carlile, four miles west of Hale. TO TRADE A block of dry maple and body fir wood here In town to trade toward stock cattle. Call on E. M. Warren. 442 Lawrence, cor ner West Sixth. tf FOK SALE Llewellyn dog pup, 6 weeks old; will be right ago to train this fall. Price $10. W. 11. Kay Eugene, Or. Phone lllnck 4537 or Black 1511. tf FOR SALE Snap tor short time on ly. One and a hnlt acres, unim proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms, llowo & Buoy, office lu Mauror'a Jewelry Btore. Git EAT BARGAIN An 18-acro or chard garden ln Drnln; well water ed and fairly good buildings; all kinds of choice fruit; crop of pota toes and oats goes with It. Price, $2500. Address Box 210, Drain, Or. FOR SALE By owner One new 5 room cottage, close in; modern; lot 60 2-3x1 112; also one It-roonl house, deep well; plastered; rock founda tion; rorner lot, 68x120. Will sell at a bargain. Inquire at this of fice, tf FOR SALE A cigar store, conslst of cigara, tobacco, pipes, sporting goods, fishing tackle, soda foun tain, root beer keg, mngazlnes nnd periodicals; Peerless electric fans; head office for Portland and San Francisco dally papers. Iteason for selling to chnngj cllmntu. Ad dress Box 103, Ashland, Or. WANT (CD WANTED Oooo-slzed boy lo feed job press and work in printing of fice. Apply at Guard office. WANTED A'glrl for general house work at once. Apply ln the morn ing nt the Methodist parsonage. a IK WANTED To rent, a five or six room house', close In. Eunulre of S. 8. Range at the Electric theatre. WANTED Ten ladles and gents dal ly to get their clothes cleaned nnd pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. tf WANTED Good horse, 1250 lo I 350 pounds, unliable for lady to delve; also two-seated lop carriage. Ad dress P. O. Box 247, with descrip tion, tf WANTED To borow $3000 lo $5, 000 for a term of years with gilt edged security. Good proposition for any one wishing to place a loan. Address C. L., caro Gnurd. WANTED From 3,000 to 8,000 acres cleared or partly - oleared land, rich deep soil, adapted to fruit, trucking and live stock; lo cation desired on river and creek. Bring us a description and outline of land In tracts of 80 acres and up. Pacific Land Company, P. O. Box 247, Room 7, over Cham ber and Bristow bank. tf MIHCBLLaNKOCS DRESSMAKING Misses Sullivan & Miller, 56H Washington street. Phone Red 5106. a21 ACCORDION PLKATlNG- Done by Mrs. Bert Vlnaent it 627 llllyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Ued 3302. tf IF YOU WANT TO HELL your prop rty tell thei Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Ku , gene. O.-. tf DON T fall to see Chezem if you want bargains In real estate. We Obuy and sell farm and city prop erty, Improved and unimproved Timber and mining stock. H. Che i etn. Room II, Walton BIdg. tf I INTERNATIONAL COIUIE3PON DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy Man's University," Gives a Ihnr roigh trslnlng al your own home In nearly all the trades ami profes sions. Text bonks and Instrument I when reci!reei f u ru I - Ii fr Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 4 5 W. Eighth street, R. J. Klrkwooet, representative. r r""Ck '"i i l l m m - I C ulltl liltetl. ) Nl- I It'll till It C I'' C. VclC.l IMIII 111 : n i hi 1 1' a c i i s 1 1 u i ' 1 1 i.i Imi ..; ot horseshoeing and aeio nil hiaiU siuit h in-4. l', I', liiiiiioi), Mast Kleveiuh st:eit, l-'aa uiouilt. Or. CVSII-AMI $10 I 1 1 II MONTH Will buy a beaii'llill California vimyaid. th.- income from winch will he slittlcleut to inei.e you in dependcll! I. r lite. Handsome pamphlet. valuable Informal ion and contract free. I-'. 11. liobinsoii, general agent. Pacific llruvo. Cal. I.OM M I-'OI Sl I'll K SAi.K-- One National cash regis, tor. one lieuiiiistlon t pew rlter and Jc large Iron sale. Kioiulro of I.. M. Travis, Loan i SaUtigs bank building. LOST -A ladles' small cold cli.lte laine watch lost on K.isi Ninth street. Kinder please 1,'ave at to'. I'last Ninlli slreci or a: lluaid of fice and receive reward. a-- LOST lilac U shepherd clog, dim ring around neck. Sllfthil- do if; Answers to name of "Cap." rewa d. return to Hroclers Urns. Meat mar ket. LOST- Saturday in one of the t'.ry goods slores, the First Natioial bank or on the street, car, a lad: s' sillc umbrella, with gold he id, pearl stick and gold tip. Finder will please leave it. at The Guard office or with Minnie Evans tuid receive re'wnrd. rem iiknt TO LEASE Six acre-.: fine bottom garden land: cxcelli'tit soil. Ad dress C. L., euro Guard. FOR KENT A modem flat. En quire of M. Schneider lu the Schnel eieu block. tf PROFESSIONAL COLUMN l'llYHICTANH A XI) HITIGKONS DR. ANNA mXUREU, Osteopathic phy'clnn. All curable disease! treaiod. Women and children I specialty. Office over K. E, Dunn's Phone lied 1631. ' DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic physician. Office hours, 9 a. in. to 12; 1:30 p. in. to 4:30. Damp ton building, 7th nnd Willamette streets. Residence and office phone 6171. DU. H. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 518 Willamette, strcoi Phono Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street. Phone Red 3197. C. 11. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlc physician and surgoou. Chronic diseases and diseases of womon and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. Phono Main 540. Boards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. J. F. TITUS, M. D. Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women nnd children given special nttuntlon. Farndlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatmenlu giv en. Office, OKI Willamette street, with Dr. L. E. McDougal. Resi dence, 632 Pearl street. Offlco phone, Main 620. Residence phone, Main 631. ATTOItXHYH-AT-LAW i. D. ALLEN, Aitorieej-at-la, 610 Willamette street, Eugene. Oe-pgem. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. oirlo, over Yoran's shoe store, Euguna Oregon. DORRIU & HKIPWORTII, Attomoys ut law. Office in Hovey building, over Chnmbers-Urlslow bank. C. A. W1NTERMEIEH, Attornoy-ut law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambcra lirls tow Bank. Le. M.- TRAVIS, Atlurney-at-law. Of- rice over Eugene Ixian ft Savings Bank, Eugeno, Oregon. WOODCOCK fc POTTER, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and K. O. Potter. Office ono block south of Chrlsmau ' block, Eugene, Oregon. LEON H. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank. WALTON ft NEBH, Attorneys-at-law J. J. Walton and B. I'. Ness. Will 1 practice In all the courta In the state. Office, room 3, Walton i Block, Eugene, Oregon. ; WILLIAMS ft BEAN, Attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean Practice In all courts of the stati and before the V. 8. Land Offlca I Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClunt': Building. c I. N. HARBAUGH. Hpeclal atten tion given to divorce and settle-' merit f estates, Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Room 5, First National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon, JEHHE (,. WELLB, Lawyer, No. 26 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opposite postofflce. Gives special attention to the examination of ab-, stracta, drafting wills, setMIng es- fates, conveyances and collections, use io all pension matters. Prion Red 1176. AKCIHTMT Kit EE THOMAS Architect. Saetch es nnd plans drawn, blue prints and Kpccltlc.'itloin. Ceneral super vision oyer building In course of coiistrue tlon. If thinking of build ing, large or small, see ine Terms reasonable. Koom 7, Cbriaman i h!"'k. if o f a a a t I Mii.KI lvl i;s .1. W. KAiS A- CO.. mid rl.tl.ers and rimer.. i il ' dors. Unfile. r. l'.Y i iil' i rCuSo', undertaker and elolmlmers. iho-tier Wlllam ettu and Seventh streets. W. T. COIiUON. funeral director. State licensed i-mbaliner. Office and residence. Tenth and Olive streets. Pbcolj lied 4 1st. minim; i:c.ii.i i;s 1 1 !: lilUOU'l' Lllltlll. mining engineer and expert metallurgist, iitdlulilo Information furnished to intending investors. Kxauilnatlons and re ports on mines and ore treHtment. Kugene Oregou. AHSITtACTOKS TI1K LANE COUNTY AIISTHACT CO., ltootns 2 and 3, Waren Block, Eugene. Or. Prices reasonable. Cahpci' '.i-:axkks JAY C. MOOliK, carpet cleaner. Phono lllaek 507 I. DEAL KSTA'I !'. AGENTS J. L. CI. AUK & CO. Dealers ir. real estate, Creswell. Or. KKTff. r-MSxtl PQ5TJ, BOXES! : Paint - Paint : : Wall Paper arc now located in our new store Ludford & Haskell Prtctlcal Painters nd LVcorilort cor. W. 8th and Charnelton w re 0 rnone, rcca jtn IN ONI OR MANY COLORS LARQE8T FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIQH ORADE WORK tTi$ at ti at iMTiii iiiiii IF YOU NEED Groceries WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Gianitcwarc. Headquar ters fur White River Flour. Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE Th Grocer Cornrr 5th an4 WllUrnc-Itt St!. Phone Red 4611 t o A. C. MATHEWS Gcner.il Teaming Concrete, Gravel, Building Sand and good excavation earth for sale Phone Black 2811 or call at 345 W 4 th 'M.'.l'ivr.J I