Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 12, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1HE EIX&NE DAILY GUARD. "T rl H. Fisher. ' ... j ,.u.tf AHV fif (hri Wftlr 'actions aid make all remlt u!yable to The Eugene Guard. f" suoscrltlun Kweli Uttl'J' slivered by carrier, per week.t .15 Knvered by carrier, per month .50 SfSu. one year (In advance) 4.00 months (in advance) .... 2.00 oe'aiouUi It ainele Copies 0o Weekly Guard, per 'rear 150 i Advertising rates made known on "tnwredl0t Eugene; Oregon, postof j, flee as second-class matte'. Agents Ir The Guard I The following are authorized to and receipt for subscriptions or trsnsact any other business for The ?ily and Weekly Guard: i Creswell J. L. Clark. Cobnrg George A. Drury. i All postmasters are authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions jothe Daily and Weekly Guard. ? A.V IXDUPE-VHEYf PAPNI'.. Member or Associates i-res. He serves his country best Who joins the tide that lifts her nobly on; For speech has myriad tongues for every day, And song but one; and law within the breast Is stronger than the graven . law on stone There Is a better way. He serves his country best, Who lives pure life and doeth 4 righteous deed, And walks straight paths, however others stray, And leaves his sons, as utter- most bequest, A stainless record, which all men may read This is the better way. Susan Coolidge. i. t ' i $' I I ; iKIGKXE HONORED J BY STATE CHANGE 1 Eugene is entertaining today a ? large number of delegates to the state f grange, and we trust that all our peo ple will do their part toward mak jlng their stay pleasant and profitable. 2 Toe grange Is an organization that Is dolng a great deal of practical good J; lor Its members, by arousing interest ln progressive farming and bringing its members Into closer touch with inch other, enabling them to ex change views and experiences, aa well fi providing a forum for the full dls cusston of questions of public con Irsrn. 1 The grangers number among their Jmembers many of the most intelll fgent, progressive and prosperous clt I liens of the state and Eugene was honored In being selected of the pluce for their state meeting. il'AKKY OCT STIJKET IM'.MtOVKMKXT Pl.AXS That is an excellent idea to pave a black wei;t from Willamette street on Fifth and Sixth streets. jThis. with the proposed pavement .of Joilve street and about the county Sharks, will practically cover the bus llners part of the city and strangers who visit Eugene will naturally be jeiven the impression that the entire jci'.y is paved. There will not be a jmuddy cross street next winter be tween the railroad depot and Tenth 'street, and It wouldn't be a bad Idea 'to pave a block either side of Willain Jette on Tenth, so as to make the fpaved district extend entirely to KipVPnth a..A,. M.KInl. t in hn f, !1 VO ll ifrom Willamette to the railroad jjcrossing at the University, a dis tance of eleven blocks. Street improvement Is doing more to enhance the growth of Eugene fin anything else at the present it'tne, and It would be a wise thing to Icompieie tne work .nis year while i'"e plant Is here. Property owners could make no better Investment, as he enterprise of Eugene in this re spect Is already being spread over the jntire Northwest, and daily attract- '"R well-to-do home seekers, who ir buying or building residences nil becoming permanent resi lent of P I'niverslty city. WW ItKPAP.TMKXT J is hadi.y m:i:dld 1 The Oakhnd Enquirer thinks that ?he bill introduced. In the House by iepre3ntatlv nandcn of u,ulsi- A,a. for the creation of the depart KDt f transportation nd pulfo j or, as a branch of the govcrn "'"tht to pass. It is absurd government with such va-t J"ir,i(ii.it,)nj of Its transportation 8 rests and otf.nt Li iru i, nl, lie 1 j TtIKSDAY, MAY IS, 1908 J THE BETTER VAY a as to d,.ai Impor tant Dla!Trrs thr0URh dl,llarlnlen:s i which are overloaded with bus!is ' Congressman Raadell. in ,,..: ing his bill, denied any Intention o i criticising the engineering corps ot the army, but said he dU blame con gress fur putting upon thai curps a i 'nondescript method of river and i"",rM mat is ansolute- ly Impracticable." It Is utterly ab surd that the construction work of this country has to be done in a roundabout way through the army department. Representative Randell well said that the work of the river and har bor improvement should be taken away from the army englne-'rs and placed in the hands of competent ci vilians. The transportation Interests of the country are certainly of suffi cient Importance to warrant the cre ation of a departmelnt co-ordinate with the war department, the treas ury department, the department of agriculture and tie d; panuu-nt of commerce and labor. Eugene, with its paved streets well swept, arches of multi-colored lights through the business section, and gay bunting and pennants waving to the breeze, presents a beautiful picture to the hundreds of visitors from all over the state. Only a lack of rooms for housing visitors properly pre vents Eugene from becoming the pop ular convention city of the state. Judge Landis got In a fining humor again the other day and soaked a bunch of railroads J13.150, In amounts ranging from $100, for vi olating the safety appliance law, to $6300, for violating the cattle trans portation law, all ot which seems to prove that all the railroads are not being good. A suffragette, armed with a big dinner bell, forced Winston Churchill, the English politician, to sklddoo, in stead of making a speech to a big meeting. As the open season for spell-binding Is upon us, we shudder to think of the possibility of the adoption of the dinner bell Idea over here. Dan Sully, who wont "busted" a few years ago trying to be the cotton king, has duplicated the trick In try ing to be the soap king, which ought to convince him and his kind that this Isn't a good time for American kings, crowned or uncrowned. The adage that "a shoemaker's family never wears good shoes" was called to mind by a decision of the Pennsylvania supreme court declar ing the will of the late chief Justice of that court, drawn by himself, In valid. Everybody can now safely loosen up. Hetty Green, who moved last winter to reduce her rent from $23 to $19 a month, has moved again this time to a swell hotel, where she Is paying $30 a day for accommoda tions. There are now correspondence schools for about everything else, and we are confidently expecting to get a bunch of literature from one which promises to each an easy and cheap way of getting divorced while you wait. In spite of the trouble which befell those who have In the past attempted to pull off the stunt, a bunch of daring Chicago speculators are again trying to get rich quick by cornering the corn market. If the able inventors who nr.! burn ing midnight oil trying to make dia monds, would turn their attention to beef they might expect to receive more wishes for their success. KYtravacan: nralse of poverty by a rich bank president reminds us that poverty Is a mighty good thing provided that you can look back a! i:. The number of freak "Merry Wid ow" stories being printed indicates that the foxy space writers are right on the job while fie fad lasts. The state troops nf Kentucky seo-u to be as badly "ik r" 1" of ' i blooming Night Ui.l-rs as the olh-r ; residents of the fat'-. j woo" n.twiso John M. Y. Dtxou, surroaor to W Bodoy. All wood sawea io For prompt service " 1 331 i Gasoline woodsow OEHMAN COACH HTALI.IO The German coach home which purchased from Duncan .Scott will make th stand during the season at Bangs Urn' J. H PERKINS. tf InTer.uti 'HI auuic ThVeitr ... t-uild m that reotlen J When v.,.ir rd M'.-atej Vih UK.." K :. Take Kl ;. and un-,1 -... km" ' thtt-.t il! d.anl , ' ' .n..h..f ,vr:;-,;r;::r, THE EVGEXE DAILY Cl ARD, TUESDAY. MAY 12, - .ill.--ir fc.&'i SIR THEODORE MARTIN. Sir Theodore Martin, who is publishing a volume entitled "Queen Vietorln as I Knew Her," Is one of the oMit uuthors living, having recently celebrHU'J bis nluety-secoud birthday auuiveranry. He published his ilrst InKik seventy years ago. He la a devoted student of art. literature nud music und Tor yeiiK enjoyed the close friendship of Queen Victoria. His book contain many hitherto unpublished reminiscences of that remarkable wuuiuu. TO THE OKKOOX ItOSK. Thou wast born with the blush of morning, With Its radiant glory and light, While the dawn with Its beauty adorning, Lies enthralled In thy form so bright, 'Tis the love of the Maker thou bearest. Just a message of hope and of cheer, And as pure as thy perfume is rarest Is the song thou art singing here. Oh, thy pctnls are red as the blushet On the cheeks of a sweet rustic maid. When the warm flood of love sweepB and rushes While the first words of love, soft aro said, Thou are glorious, passionate, glow ing. In thy heart burns a sensuous fire; And my love for you ever Is growing, , While my muse dost thou ever in spire. j Like the mornlng'B fresh crystals of dew. Like the stars In the deep silent night. Are thy petals of white rose, so true. Are thy petals, so pure and so white; ' In thy breast lie the unwarmed ( snows, And subdued Is the fierce tropic heat Of desire. And thy heart's spirit knows Naught of sin, but of love, chaste and ' sweet. In this beautiful, golden Westland. 'Neath the blue of our sun-kissed , skies. Thou art crowned as our queen, fair nnd grand; And thy smile do we over most priz, 'Tis our love and our pride, and our boast, 'Tis the Queen where the great water flows. And with pleasure, we drink to this toast : "To the glorious Oregon Hose." DOW A IT K.MS f Special Corresjiondence. ) Imna, May 12. The ruin for Ihei ptlsf few days has been of great vnl ii ' to the fields of lute sown grain Prospects for a good crop have not been better for years. Most everybody In this vicinity is enjoying good health at present. John Adams was In Donna Sunday. J. S. Magladry has closed down his sawmill. He Is also removing the lumber from the old dock Just be low the station. J. K. McGeo Is having a new well pir down at his residence. C. Ilny d"ti is a!o golntt to havo one put dn vn tit M p'a'c. A "titiber of ihi: young people at . i..i j. ol'T.!" at Seavey's ferry cm r'ir. M'1'; m P'lni'av. Amfing those v. hn we-' w Grace Thompson, c-w-f. i: ,n'ti'". nna Hills. Flora c.eorg". . I'ti.-i tt. (;. Thompson, l Hill and A. Price. They report a go,d tlrne. Mr and Mrs M L. IKmmitt, of Kutrene, were visiting in Donna Hun- day. ip yon Rnrtvr T6e merits of the Tx Wtl.I'r, yon would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. II a bottle 'two months' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for testimonial Dr. S. W. Hall, ifli Olive street. 8t. Louli cow nam Alfalfa meal. At Italley'a Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone I'.ed John Hih, "f Vmlnr. If... says- ' O hate been selling Ili-W.-tt'S Kldtie)-! aiel MlaiM-r PHI? f . r a). nut a :-,' and th-y give bett. r at l-'ro-t Ion than I any plli I ever sold.' Qr sale by! all druggists. I DKLHTOl'H HANA.NA OKKAM This receipt la highly recommend ed by one of our correspondents; try It for dessert tomorrow. Heel five large bananas, rub smooth with five teaspoonfulB of sugnr. Add one teacup swoet cream beaten to a stiff froth, then add one 10c package of Lemon JKLIj-O dis solved in 1H teacups boiling water. Pour Into mold and when cold gar nish with candled cherries Sere with whipped cream, or any good pudding snuco. JK,.-() Is sold by all Grocers at lh; per package. THE MARKET FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE Sine-room house and lot 1 block from car lino; fine borne In grind condition; m bargain at 1 2,000 or furnish ed fur CI.4MV. ISO acres 6 miles from Kngene; 1110 acres In cultivation; 220 pasture; spi ndld H-rxm house, 6O1IU barn; all kinds of fruit; prl'U f 1 1,000, In cluding everything on tbe place. 160 acrea, 65 acres pasture and timber cruises 1,000.000 saw timber; HO acres fenced; i room house, spring at house; small barn, chicken house, young orchard, all kinds of berries; school 1 mile. Beat this for U,00. Here wo avo 160 acrea, 60 acres fenced; 2 houses large log houce and small frame, log barn, granary, well water ed with living streams and prmgs; 2, 000. 000 fet saw timber; i mllee from Ku gene. Price, II&00. So acres adjoining town; flna 8-rooin house, 2 barns; young family orchard; 6 head horses, 6 cows, 4 year lings, harn'-ss, wagons, bug gy, cart, 10' chickens, tools. Implements, furniture, etc.; price, 17.000; J 1,000 cash; balanrn at per cent. We also have buslnuns open ings and a large list nf real wtate to offer of every des cription. WcMURPHEY & RUGIi 22w8hS). 1908 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS I OH RAl K KOU SALK New six-room houso at a b:iri:ttin. Inquire of owner at 17 4 Kerry strooi. iu2 UAUKO HAY KOU Twelve dollars tr ton. Sutre SmHt Phone Karmors' 13xd. m.4 KOU SALE ThorouKlihrod Hereford bulls for sale. Kuqutre 550 Wil lamette street. tf KOU SALK Three row for sale; two f 11 sh ami tine soon to be fresh. Inquire at 1-17 Lawrence street. m I j KOU SALK -1 have 'J 00 cords oi hard wood, 5 1 mi!e sout heast of KuKene. Address Oeo. L. Hcck with. tloslien. Ore. in I 1 KOU SALK Huff Orpin u!i rSFis. 13 for $1. W. H. Hampton. MOJ Columbia avenue, corner lith t. KOU HI. I K I'KlNTa of VACANT l.ANUS write us enctosing hOe for each. Township wanted. Koseburg Abstract Co. KOK fSAl-K Two good timber claims for location Terms rea sonable. Smith & llrown, Co burg, Oregon. Box 9 4. KOU SALK Good horse 6 years old; 16 hands: only partly broke. Price, J100. Phone Hod 1461. Geo. Melvlu Miller, city. KOK BALK At a bargain, if sold this week. Corner lot on Fifth and Adams. Kniiutre of owner. 901 S. Willamette street. lull KOK SALhJ Panics wishing to buy !!00 acres of first-class timber land call on J. ,W. Carlile, four miles west of llule.' KOK SALE A well Improved fin in of 120 ncres, 4 miles north of Co burg. This Is a bargain at I Ml per acre. On good terms. Smith & Brown, Coburg, Or. KOK SALIC One National cash regis ter, one Uomington typewriter and a large Iron safe. Knqulre of I.. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. OAK WOOD KOU SALK Small oak wood; can be used for cook Btovo without splitting; sawed to 16-Inch length. Phons Farmers' 286 or enquire at Sterner' grocery. mlO KOK SALK A fine farm of 171 acres will he sold for I 0 per acre on gcod terms, if sold In tho next thirty days. Smith & mown Coburg, Oregon. Box 4. J6 KOK SALIC Kino mountain ranch of 80 acres; 40 In cultivation and about 40 timber; creek running through farm; fair houso and out buildings; located eight tulles west of Kngene. Prlco, 11000. Carl O. Washburno. tf KOU SALK! 1 lot 60x140, on corner of Fifth and Lincoln streets; oast front. 1 iiiBlde lot, 00x160, be tween Lincoln and Lawrence on Fifth street; north front. Your choice for $1250. These lots are aa Kood as any In Kugnne; owned by Mrs. Adallne Ohurc.h. Enquire or Howe & Buoy, in Maurur jew elry store 642 Willamette, street tf KOU SALE No. 13 80 acrea 7 1-2 miles out; house and barn; $26 per acre. No. 184 4 0 acres, 3 mllea from Eugene; highly Improv ed: growing crops go with farm; tho best thing we know of for the money; 14800. No. 170 A fine farm of 600 acres; Improved; out 12 miles; 225 per aero. No. 171) 200 acres; no buildings; 6 miles out; $20 per acre.. Also hundreds of other farms and ranches. Wo protect our customers from all frauds and swindles, believing we can make more money by locating a man right, and then locating his friends, than by any other meth od. Oregou Land Compauy. WA.NTKII WAN TKD Messenger boy at tele phone office. tf 7 WANT1CD To rnt, seven or eight- room houso. Call at 181 Last 8tli street. WANTKD Good girl wanted for general housework. 71 West Mnth street. tf WANTKD: Horse breaking by day or month; also horses tracked. Kn. quire Hangs' livery . JUd&w WANTKD Bookkeeper and steno grapher. Inquire of Scohurt A Dodge, Klghth and Olive. tf WANTKD A young man between the ngi-s of 18 and 20 to learn the hardware' business. Knqulro of Griffin Hardware Co. tf WANTKD To norow $3000 to $T.,- 000 for a term of yenr with gilt edged security. Good proposition for any one wishing to place o loan. Address C. L. care Gaurd. WANTKD -City property for 167- acr farm In Benton county, Ore gon, two miles from growing town. Plara Ilea between iong Tom and Wlllainetto rivers ; to acres farming ground. W. II Kay. Kngene. Oregon. tf Mlh kLLA.M-mH ACCOHDION PLK ATI. NO-Done by Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hllyard street, near Kast Ninth, on reaaon- alile terms. Phone Ued 1302. if IK VOU WANT TO 8KLL your pro(- ert I'm! the Othkod Land Com pa ri y f bout It nml tht-r will rlo the rMt. 412 Wlllamfftto ttreot. ttu icune. Or. tf NOTirK Having recovered fro0 my Injury I hav p-n'imci! m b'lMlriehK of hir""iho1nK ami K-nral b.'ark HmltbQtj. C D. Holoway, Kant KluYoiilti fl'rect, Kalruiount, Or. g -(ConituiuHt.) Jlrt CASH AND $10 l'KU MON I'll Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the income from which will bo sufficient to make you lu-; dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, Taluttble lnformutloa and contract free. V. B. Uoblnson, Keneral agent. Pacific Grove, Cal. DON'T fall to see Oheiem It you want bargains lu real estate. We buy and sell farm nud city prop erty, Improved and unimproved. Timber and mlulng slock. H. Che. em, Kooiu 11. Walton llldg. tf INTK K N ATION A L, CO II K KSI'ON UllNCK SCIIOtH.a "The llusy Man's Cniveraity." Gives a thor ough training at your own home lu nearly all the trades and profes sions. Text boobs and tutrutueuu (when required! furui'ticd free. Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 4 5 W Klgbth street, H. J. Klrkwood, rep reseutailve. I.OSV AMI I'OIMI rol'ND At the depot yesterday, In dies' (ng tau-colored kid glove. At this office. Kim knt FCUNISHED ItOOM KOK HUNT 72 8 Willamette street. ml 4 PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHYSICIANS AND Sl'KOI-XINS DU. ANNA MA I' It Kit, Ostenpathlc phy'dnp. All curable dlseasu treated. Women nnd children I specialty. Office over F. Ll. Duuu'H. Phone Ued 16111. DK. H. L. 8TUDLKY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chninbers' store, 618 Willamette street Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry stroet. I'hona Ued S 17. C. II. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlo 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. Boards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. J, K. TITUS, M. D. Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Clirunln diseases and diseases of women aud children given special attention. Karadlc galvanic, static, X-ray nnd vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office, 681 Willamette street, with Dr. L. E. McDougul. Kesl deuco, 632 Pearl street. Office phone, Mnln 629. Itesidence phone, Main 631. ATTOIIN K YH-AT-LA W 8. r. ALLEN, Atlornoj-at-la, 616 Willamette strot, Eugene. Oregon. L, IilLYEU, Attornoy-at-law. Otrlot over Yoran'i shoe store, Eugena Oregon. LEON R. KDMUNSON, Attorney-at-law. ltnoms 1 and 3, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank. Li. M. THAVIS, Atturney-at-law. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Kugeue, Oregon. DORIU8 t BKIPWOHTII, Attorneya at law. Office In Hovey building, over Chambors-llrlstow bank. C. A. WINTBIiMEIEK, Attornuy-al law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambors-llrlstow Bank. WOODCOCK it POTT IS K, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsinan block, Eugene, Oregon WALTON et NESS, Attorneys-at-law J. J. Walton aad S. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In the state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS ft BRAN, nttor neys-a t law. J. W. Williams, L. W. Bona Practice In all courts of the stat ,and before the I', fl. Land Offlct Office 12, 13, 14 aud 16 McCluni Iliilldlng. I. N. IIAR11AUOII. Special atten tion given, to divorce and settle feuent tf estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Koom 6, rirst National Hank IJulldlug, Eugene, Oregon. JESSE O. WELLS. lawyer, No. 26 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opposite poetofflce. Glvee special attention to the examination of ab stract, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections Also lo all penslou matters. Phone. Red 1176. MIXIXQ E.VGIXBETUI HKHHEUT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examination! and re port on mine and ore treatment. Eugtne, Oregon. AKCHITKCr KItKH THOMAS Architect. Baetch ea and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings In course of construction. If thinking ot build Ing, large or small, see ine. Terms reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsinan block. AltPT CI.KXNKUH JAY C. MOOIIK, carpet cleaner Phone Black 6071. IIK.V7, KS I Al K AGIvNTC J. L. ;LAI!& CO. Dealers It, real estate, Creswell, Or. MISt'KI.l.WWH I i mm:i;takki:si J. W. KAYS & CO.. und'Tlakers and funeral directors. KuKene. Or. UAV llKNhKlijSON, uudenakert and ei..tu liners. Corner Wlliaiu ette and Seventh street. W. T. OO.tlON, funeral director. Stn'e licensed etnbaluier. Office and residence. Tenth and Ollvo streets. I'hona lied 44KI. AIISTliAlTOIt.S TIIK I.ANK COl'NTV A1ISTKACT CO., llooms 2 nml 3, Waren Block, l-'tigeuo, 0 Prices reasonable. SOI TIIKliX PACIFIC It. 11. T1MI-: CAIU) Tim anl Porllalul Passenger No. 16 3: IS a. in., Oregou Kx press. No. IS 6:00 a. in., Cottage Grove Puhsener. No. 12 11:4.1 a. ni., Itoseburg Passenger. No. 146:42 p. m., Portland Ex press. Toward San Francisco Passenger. No. II 2:18 p.m., Koseburg Pas senger. No. 178:35 p.m., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. li 12:33 a.m., California Ex press. No. 13 4:14 a. m., San Francis co Kxpress. Weiulllng llranrh. No. 81 i.OI) a. m., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No. 82 11:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. m., leaves Eugeno for Wendllng. No. 88 r : 4 0 p. m., arrlvos Eugene from Wendllng. WM. MVURAY, Gen. Pass. Agt, Portland Or. JOHN M. SCOTT. Asst. O. P. A. A. J. GILLETTE. Locnl Agent. h mm ok KITCHEN &. KOMPP SucceuOn to ARMITACE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak aad 7th, Eujene. Or. GASOL1NK ENGINES IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY FwhrtMu-Morse OiiavllM Knglnee for uiii(lng, aiintylBtf, sawing, griud lug. .Ouifila complete. ( . Kalrhruikfl Health for welching. Fnlrtiniikii-Mijrae Djrnaruoa aiul Mo tors 19 power ami light. Iiilriuiks-Moise Windmills and Toivers. I'uli luiiikn-Morw Grinders, Feed CliopM'r, Well Pumps. All flrt (iiiillty kihmIs at lowest prlceM always in stock. Llhernl Icntis. Proimit icply to luinlriiii nnd quick shipment. Write for culnloguo aod prlrea, BERCER.& BEAN HDW. CO. Agents, Eugene, Of. FAIRBANKS, MORSE Sh CO. Portland, Oregon IN ONI OR MANY COLORS LAROEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIQH GRADE WORK lift! at liw at litTIII llllii 11 Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning work. Gill and let us estimate on your work Aya & Heitznnn 34 West BthSt, Phone black I II? u-;-.. r,:-' 0