Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 16, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextflHE BGtNt DAiLY JNAMl i uu Vi7ixtix ro., i.nc. .""JTjTneii every any of tt.o week, ' excepted. Address all com Tvi'ious d make all renin l3 payable to The Eugene Guard, (BgenOr'Kon. T SuBscription K""'s "ul'y rwhrered by carrier, per week.J .15 Kiivereil by carrier, per momh .50 i, mall, on 'ear (ln 4.00 i mouths (In advance) .... 2.00 tine month cinele Copies "u WeeklT Guard, per year l.r.0 S Advertising rales made known on implication. Eatersd at Eugene, Oregon, portut if flee as second-class nuittc. j" Aleuts lor Tlu- (jiutrit I The following are authorized to take n(1 r'l"- for subscripiioni or transact any other business for Tile ndir and Weekly Guard: "it Creswell J. L. Clark. C'jburg Oeorse A. Drury. ah pasiinaators are BiHhori7.-d to receive and receipt for giibsrripiior.i! to the Daily and Weeldv Guard. AS INDEI'KNDEM' I'AI'EI.. I Meiulier of Assoclnlcu rr.-!. t SATIKDAV, MAY 10, 100S 4. VKA)iS TO liEOOVEK 4 FKO.M DISASTER 4 I would regard an adverse 4 vote upon the pending Uni- 4 versity appropriation bill as a 4 disaster from which the state 4 would require years to recov- . er. The commonwealth of this time appears to be upon the eve of a development now ' too long delayed. It Is seek- ' ing capital and population ." from those sections of the country where enterprise and 4 education obtirlu, and once let ; ithe word go forth that the people of Oregon have delib- if eratel refused to sustain her . chief educational Institution and at once the tide of Imml- gration beginning to move to- ward us will surely be divert- ed elsewhere. ! STEPHEN A. LOWELL, -4 Pendleton, Oregon. 4 t t. ACil'.K'l'LTl'KAL PAPKK I l-'OR STATE rXlVKRSlTY I The Oregon Agriculturist and Jiural Northwest, the isadlng farm griper of Lie state, Is pronounced In 13 support of the State University appropriation. "In the latest issue its fading editorial says: "We hope the farmers of Oregon till s:and by the appropriation for !the State University, because we have lotiserved that the states which have ',na!e the greatest progress and have jthe best schools of every kind are Otiose which provide liberally for the ihole system from the foundation 'Jin. We would like to see Oregon .do as weli proportionately for its . State university as the states of Mlch- d'an, Wisconsin and Minnesota do Jftir their state universities,' an J while ili.lnklag about this It is well to re-$rreiiii-r that the three states me:i jtititKd, which are famous for their ?reat and liberally supported s ate ttnlv.Tsltles, are al30 noted for hav Jlr? taken the lend In agricultural e l fii'ation. We must have university kcaicated men In Oregon, and the ;rir?tinn is whether wo will hive a .luiiv.Tsity at homo which will p"i :olt yitrsons of moderate means In this v'atp to ohtaln such an education, or whether the doors to a university ed ,JiatLn shall Im closed to all except Sjtliope who are wealthy enough to nt itend distant state universities or Ittiose like Chicago university and Le 'jland Stanford, which have been rn .jdwed with funds wrung from the P'tojde by methods which few now jlave the hardihood to pronounce !oral.M ' J ITMK ItlSIXKSS VIKW ok (iiiKAT com-i:iii: k Tv.e conference of governors of the l'atcs and territories of the Union. jhlrh President Roosevelt has called ;t"Hher and which met at th- Whi'e ilniue this week, was an ess-mbly ""i'iie alike in object and cjtistitu- I'ln. N'ever before had the executive i'ads of all the commonwealths of i'fc" Union met In Washington or else- Vre for any purpose, and never b" .''"e had a conference representing vt".v section of the country as this I. '"-"n officially ralld together j' r !h" purpo-e of arriving 4it a rom .'"hensive program for the conoorva 3';" the national resoun es. Thus i f.atnrnce was an e p.-ch-maklng 3'Ttt In a d iiible sensp and natural'y 'r"'.. lings' of the sessions In l' I ""r'" East room were watched ,5V,! th- k.-enest Interest by Amerl- ' n" of all degrees and sections. Thr. f,(.n waj wor,h conimenioraf- J 3 wfi,-a the chief er.cutiv" f th-' j " 1 '-ea'eu federation fai'd f..r I ' '-st time In history the rhi-f x- of Us forty-six constituent s- all met togeth-r t consul; on ' for future Am--i n-,r-iv..O. .. w - '' -I An,, :-:,-, . .,..r c'"t ,!'1"' ' wealth and p mvr T'i '('' nuniy ),. , ; '. I':-- -nr. ,., ami.iss tit. "i - ., tiv. s t f all th.. im.. . ' I gantarlrn; of ..no kind and an the w;if.,re of whi.h il -en r. U u;. nut 'onal resources. Yesterday's ;-.pe,i;iI dlsnatrhes to The Guar! front Washing,,,, br.iught ' fe isood n-i that Kii : p ::,if- flee appropriation had bern Increas ed by $20,(Mio, maklni; JT.I.mtO in all. I This sum should be sufficient to .-. ; j a creditable Liiildinir. although It i should have I, .,. ;il i,,.,s; j10 ., j Quite likely there will now be . :i- j sldernble delay in In-lnnim; con stnii tmi work. u in:; m ih r,- .,. ' ; ""'v ill r.-tmlr-I. n':!-s ' i fur n-w bids. As r rr.al e d.!:v--j In The Guard, wh.-n f 'ae w.., . :v open-.d ,;n the f.;h ,.f sy, r,,..n; ,,vly one offer M er i t the bulldiue wa- re--evel, that of a Salem cmtr i--or. who overbi I the governinrti: es-i-iM'.t.'s by several thousand d. liars Local contractors, who inUhi have bid. ifter exatninini; the plans .real Ized that thsy could not keep w'thin the limit, nnd passed It up. With the Increased appropriation It Is like ly that satisfactory bids will be re reived when they are again called for. The San Francisco Bulletin is au thority for the statement that, after the Panama canal Is completed, the naval base of the I'nlted States will be In the Pacific instead of th? At lantic ocean. According to the Bulle tin the rendezvous paint will be M tg dalena bay. which is most centrally located. There will then be sixteen battl ships in the Pacific squadron, and sixteen in the Atlantic. It is more than likely, however, that the Bulle tin article is simply a dream of some reporter. Magdalena bay does not belong to the United States and thus far It has not been possible to se cure the right from the Mexican gov ernment to establish even a coaling station there. The paper trust Is a good trust to some people. In his testimony be fore the congressional committee John H. Korris, of the American Newspaper Association, testified that Hearst, the publisher, has been get ting paper from the trust at prices ra'v;!ng from $1.02 to $1.05 per hun dred pounds, which Is much below the rates charged newspaper publish ers' In general. This statement sheds some light on the painful silence the Hearst newspapers have maintained when the paper trust has bee-i ftp for discussion, in the opinion of an ex change. " ' Almost every rewspnper In the state Is supporting the University np proprlation, a fact that shows tin press may be relied upon to do the right thing at the rlg'it time.' Fur thermore, the papers are doing this work, filling many columns with Found argument on the subject, with out comp-nsatlon or hope of reward except that which comes from the en hanced welfare of the slate in which all will share alike. A lrrs" number of a;iplicatiins have li e-i received lV t ie United j5 a! -s t a u: y fro"i pers ins who. af ter re-ilia in t!'e new-vaners thai the i r ; :.!!.a ' ir illation ol the c Min ify vfi'4 . t"-."'.. wanted i i g tli.-lri- p. il. 11.. il.lt I'' :! 1'orte'yeu I-siti-W a ti --t '! that lie w.itrt Civi t.-e Old to li.ot-en 111'. Wh n Govrnor I " J i: I ': sas cannot make elf-e:!,.. its law alined at the manufacture of liquor without the aid of the federal .v eminent, he t-t: ! r d a good s.ibjec for discussi' to th prohibition!.! -and extreme t it s' rlghu-rs. as much may be said o:i boih sides olIi. Professor Jenks. of Cornell Uni versity, not or the horse marines. will gel on Andy C'arn-gie s black lit il he persists in talking of the steel tr,i.t as the create: t rvauiid of "a watered stock rorpoi-ition." i v.-n if i is j.irt that. I The L-ran-ers have e-: , .if l til" I1M-' SU - s-fn - ' ;,;. r history. Tie c'-e ;.! .-. -! !:.! I Kn--r.e and l-s ; pb-. an" -- y!'.y i,"u rieht and w iril.y "f the supper' r is asking ll.any pal" cs ha I !-n tilkiiiK -nod d-al al. .t the Lie- railmad depot thev wold have in 'he f.-t ,.;. and lee. Sine- th- ma'-iial for 1, ,, !,- made it, Kn-ene. e arc in.lin.d to think th.v ' . ,,. 1 on:;, on- thing .,. . -..nil ' V: ., how how i-a- Th- I oir'v ... i? ,o l- a i-ir-biti I' Jl 11 phe:. 1 n I i a At'. n.'i 'i .1- t ., n' J.ip HavInK T, , ri ,..,n r a.i .. boudn.'- i no : ways of k th" herli.-i THK KfGKXK DAILY Gl'AUD, SUTKHAY, M tY 1(1, ; , ' ; V -,, ! .' i RICHARD STRAUS, WHO IS COMING TO AMERICA. Notwithstanding the imiavoriible reception accorded to 'iiloiu,." when the opera was produced at the Metropolitan opera House two years ago New York probably will have a further opportunity to pass Judgment upon it next season. Oscar llammerstelu has nmiouncil that lie vlll p'xdtico Hie piece at the Manhattan Opera House and that be bus engaged ltlchurd Straus, its fumous composer, to conduct the performiuam-es. failed to interest European capital, Japanese, financiers are now in this country, trying to negotiate a big loan. May 23 would be a fitting day for congress to skiddoo, though Its sig nificance may cause the leaders to choose a later day for adjauVument. Orators in congress are strong on the past and future, but rldiculously weak on the now, though It Is on tho latter that public Interest Is focussed. That governors' conference at the While Hons? will go down in history as a notable gathering of politicians that was free from politics. Still, the Fulton men seem to be able to make both the Bourne and Cake factions sit up and take notice i and then some. The farmers are too busy watching the growing of record-breaking crops to pay much attention to the festive candidate. UNFURL THE FLAG. i Unfurl the flag! let th- winds caress And lift it In rippling loveliness Over all th? wild west-world we claim ; 'ly cross und sword and In Freedom's nam From the peaks that gleam o'er AI-j askan gloom ' To the isles of palm nnd shores of bloom: From the sacred rock where the seed wn: 'sown To th" s!tns-t cap's where the flower has blown. O. th" r i p 4 of the Union, toss nnd wave! o'er ini'lions of fr-em n and n il a slave. Unfurl the Hag! let i' cur! anil ki Th- xephvr Hint fair.is in the sum mer's bli-s; :t was b r:i In storm, and Its glory spr'int: Where the : Us of th- battle shriek ed an 1 sung; I'hrointh flunk.! and el old It has won the right To float nnd flaunt when the days are bright. ,','e know what souls In Its white s'ar shine, d IP -d on Its crimson spilled like wine: We kin... me strife and the u-o-s and fears J , That h-deod It around for n hundred year '. Sam L. Simpson. AT THE COMEDY. ; j.i r;m. in snowy gown and glove 1 ,(.w you Wa'ell till" dil.V I Where ea'i-h tno. k hero won l.ls love t la the old uti'ifeliko way. j ' nd. life tb.lr llt'le, et" Who, lov- so sluoot'.lv ran, How different. Hear, this world had -r . Since this old world b.-rnn. I For v u. who saw them ca lv win ! H.eh h.-tid and lo an away. Knew -:: wli-r" d'! th- mo. k erv In That f'Kili-h lit play i -If iv- w-r,. alt If P'vc were all." T'-,. vii.' ""I' ' I t"' I ' d. T'.. n h.v.- r. '.:.' -'er bef,ll 0. ,-. r,. 'he f U"s re;,:. d I nd you, la t nV'it. 'I I y "' ' ct'"'. -lo far f'oni m '-. -o near' For w.i'.hlng Her- voir i vm were -.-' With Ju,' an Idle t-nr' i An I t 'i - ' :-,rk 'ur'aln f.li Upon th-ir f'e.'S'i " : H-j. von st.l I I"'." "h. "ll 'Life went ano'ti." v' Arthur S.r.'ng"r. TRY THIS FOR DESSERT Dissolve one packnee cf "tiv Mnvo ed JELL-0 In ono pint of boiling wa ter. When partly congealed heuc n., til light one cup whipped cream and six crushed mucenronns. Whip all logeiher thoroughly and pour Into a mold o bowl. When cool It will jel lify and may be serv.d with whip ped cream or any goad pud Hug sauce. The JELL-0 costs 10 cents per package and can bo obtained at any good grocer's. THE MARKET EOR ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8ih 5t WE BUY WE SELL Wt RENT I WE tXCHAN'GE K Slue-room house and lot 1 i block from car Hue; fine 4 home In good condition; a ? bargain at -,U0O ur fili-lilKh- X ed lor '-.l". ? Istt acres i. mi.es from l-'ugene; T 1'U tti les in cnlllvatlon; pasture; splendid S-room house, i.Ox'IU barn; nil kinds of fruit; pilce $13,1)0(1, In cluding everything on the place. Die acres, f!T acres pasture and timber cruUes 1 .Onll.OOO saw timber; iMl acres fenced; 4 room house, uprluK at house; small bam, chicken bouse, young orchard, all kinds of berries; school 1 mile. Deal I this for IH.UO. Here we avu 160 acres, 69 acre lenred: 2 houses, large log house and small frame, log barn, grmiary, well water ed with living streams and springs: L'.iii.O.'lOO feet saw timber; 'J ml from Eu gene. Price, lir.00. da acres adjolnlnu town; fine M-rooin houso, 11 barris; young family orchard; B lieail horses, f, cows, 4 year lllHH, harni-w, wagons, bng pry, ran, lb' chli hens, tools. Implemetits furniture, etc.; price, $7. "Hi; 11,0(10 rash; balance at '' per cent. We also have business o.n Ings and a Isrge llt of real estate to offer of every des cription. McMURPHEY & RUGIi 22 west 8ih St, ,, " - WiHiim'? Co. Transfer O Liahl onfl Havv tlulm TtlOD F(J SaI.F 504 TIMjcHcV- i.otm'. Orf- hr i'.iiii-ll I REAL ItliiK CLASSIFIED COLUMN I (US SAIJt FOR SALE Thoroughbred Hereford bulls for sale. Liujuire eao Wil lamette street. :f FtMt SALE -A gas heater, almost new. lor rule cheap. Address Ilex U, Eugene, Or. it HALED- HAY FOR S A l.ll - l' five dollars per ton. S.iiiiie Smith. Phone Farmers' i:!0. ut--l FOR SALE - Good plow and n.c! harrow: will s. H rtui;p. Ilu-iu;.-30S Fist Thirteenth slice:. in. FOR I.E - Two i.nl Id, i d Km t.u-ny i xiioan Is. v'..ll, j,:,t nlp, or phone Ked till. in I e FOR SALE BY OWNER Modem .'. iiiii.ii It. uis,.. j;as. w i:, r a id li.tat:.. good linn: InK-si?.. d I.e. a: a ten gain. .IJ1 We-l Filth Meet, lii:. FOK WALE Hull Orpington ,-Ks, 13 for l. W. U llampion, 1 10 Columbia aveuue. corner l'.Mh st. FOR SALE -Three rows lor sale; two ll'tsh and one soon to be fresh, liuiulre at 117 Law rem e street. nil.". FOR SALE 1 have .oil cords ol hard wood, Ti lv miles soiuhca.-'t of Eugene. Address Geo. L. lieck wlth. Goshen. Ore. in I 1 FOR III. I E PI!IXI. ol VACANT LANDS write us enclosing tHr for each. Township wauled, lioseburg Abstract Co. FOR SALE A good soven-i ooai h-inl llulah d house, wlih all the modern Improvements. A. T. Corkerllm... in I S 1 FOR SALE City lots, close In; $:iiiii $:tr0 mil $lou; J.'.ii down tint! il Oper month, without Inier est. W. II. Kay, at Ellgeii.i Gun Company's store. tf FOR SAI.E--Two good tluilur claims for location Terms rea sonable. Smith & llrown, Co burg. Oregon, llox !4. J'. FOR SALE Good noise li years old; Id hands: only partly broke. Price, $100. Phono Red 14iil. Geo. Melvln Miller, city; FOR SALE Parties wishing to buy 300 acres of flrst-clnss timber land call on J. W.' Carltle, four miles west of Hale. FOR SALE A we',1 Improved fuim of 130 acres, 4 miles north of Co burg. This Is n bargain at $ ill per Here. On good terms. Smllh llrown, Coburg, Or. colt h.M.l'i lining ion moon uinie.i Ply; ion', h Hocks and While Log nurn chickens for sale at reason able prices. C. W. Hell, R. F. D. No. I, Eugene. If FOR SAi.E One National cash regis ter, ono Remington typewriter und a largo Iron safo. Enquire of L. M. Truvls, Loan 4 Savings bank building. FOR SALE A fine farm of 171 acres will bo Bold for $"i0 per acre on good terms, If sold in the next thirty days. Smith ft Hrown, Coburg, Oregon, llox 94. ju FOR SALE Fine mountain ranch of H0 acres; 40 In cultivation and about 40 timber; creek running through farm; fair house and out buildings; located eight miles west of Eugene. Prlco, $1000. Carl O. Washburno. If MAM i.ll WANTED To rem, seven or eight room house. Call at I SI East tilll street. WANTED tiond girl wanted Mr general housework. 71 Went Ninth street. " WANTED: Horse br. aking by day or mouth: also horses Hai ked. En. quire Hangs' livery . .I:idiw WANTED To boiow JUnuO to $a, 0U0 for a term of years with gilt edged security. Good proposition for any one wishing to placa n loHn. Address 0. L-. care liaurd. WANTED Clly properly for 167 acrn farm la Ronton county, Ore gon, two miles from growlag town. Place Ilea between I'uiig Tom and Wlllamuttu rivers ; S acres farming ground. W. II. Kav. Eiincne. On aon. tf WIH UH'T PASTURE FOR RENT Good pas ture for horses; close in. Enquire at Hie Merlau place, two miles north cf town. n3! HH Kl.l.ANWH H IKRIDA.M EGGS ON SHAKES I will furnish a lew set'lngs to rellatiie parties, (.'. H. Frank, 1SU Easl Ninth street, Eilgeue, Or. ACCORDION PLK ATI NfK Done br Mrs. liert Vincent at 527 llllyard street, near East N'nth. on reason able terms. Phone Ked 1302. tf IK YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Ku Itene. Or. t' NOTICE llavliia; recovered from my Injury I have resumed my buslneiui of horseshoeing and general black miltbliig (.'. D lloloway, East Eleventh s'reet, Fslrmoutit, Or. $l CASH AND $10 PER MONTH -Will buy a beautiful Cnllfornln vlnevard. lb" Income from who h will be sufficient to make you In dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Inf ormst loii and ron'rsct free. K. II. Roblniou, Kenrral agent. Pacific drove, l al. !lst I II. (M s 1( oniimieil.) I'ON'T fall to see iheiein If you want bargains lit real estate. t e buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber and milling stork. II. Chu htu. liouui 11, Walton Hid, tf INTERNATIONAL t'OU UESI'O.V ' HENCE SCIHKll.S -"Tho Busy Man's University.". GUes a thor ough training at tour own home la t.varly all the trades and proles-! smii- I . i books and liistniineiils ! I when teiiunedi tiirnlslKnl free. ; I'ull infoiiiiaiion and clreulais at tho Una: fin oMineiil ofllee, 4.. W Klgbih ir. et, ii.J. Mrkwood, rep-re.-.r ntul 1 1 e. ' FBOfESSiOIIAL CCLUV.N I'HVSK I AM) St LRI'tlVS DR. AN.S'.r MAI'KEIl Osteiipallii. . phy'eian. All ctllable disease treiut-,1. Women iind iluldien specialty. Olfli-e over F. E. liiinu'i . Phone Red 11131. j DR. II. L. S'l'l'DI.EY Osteopath!. Iihyslclan. titllces over Chambers store, i.lS Willamette streei Phone lllack 13.'ii. Consultat loi. free. Residence 734 Ferry streei. Phone lied 311)7. C. II. CANNON, M. D. llomoepilllllt physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a specially. Electrl cal vibratory and light treatment Ofllee, Suite I, t and 3. Dunn build Ing. Phono Main S40. Hnuri Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. .1. F. TITUS, M. D. Homoeopathic Iihyslclan and surgeon. Chronic dh. eases and diseases of worn n and children given special attention. Faradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office. r.Sl Willamette street, wllh Dr. L. E. McDougal. Resi dence, (1113 Pearl street. Offlco phone, Main 031), Residence illume, Main (131. AT'TORNEYH-AT-LAW S. I . ALLEN, Attoriiej-nt-lil. li I It WtllumoKo street, Eugene Oreaou L. IIILYEl', Attorney-at-law. oitlc over Yorau'a shuo store, Eiikoiu Oregun. LEON It. EDM UNSON, Attorney-ut-law. Rooms 1 nnd 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Rank. L.. M. TRAVIS, Atturnoy-iit-iuw. of flee over Eugene Loan ft Savlugi Hank, Eugene, Oregon. DORR1H & BKIPWORTH, Attorneys at law. Office In llovey building over Chainberii-llrlsloiv hank 0. A. W I NTH It .1 E I li It, A ttnrney-ai Inw. Lund titles and probate spec ialties. Offlcu over CI ui m lit.ru- li (Sa to w i tit u k . WOODCOCK POTTER, Attoriiuya at-law, A. 0. Woodcock and H. O Potter. Office one block aunt b ol Chrlsman block, Eugene, Oregon WALTON & NEBS, Attorneya-at-lnw J. J. Walton and B. P. Nona. Will practice lu all the courts In the tata. Offlre, room 3, Walton lllock, ttutfeno, Oregon. WILLIAMS A I1EAN, tturneys-at-Inw. J. W. Williams, L. K, Dean Practice In all courts of tho stab and before the U. S. Laud Office Offices 13, 13, 14 aud lb McCluni Iliilldlng. I. N. II AltllAIIGII. Special atten tion given to divorce and settle Mient tf estates. Agent for Contl nental Insiiranee Company. Roon r. First Nailonal Hank llulldliig Eugene, Oregon. JESSE (.. WELLS, l.nwyi.-, No. 3f West Eighth streei, Eugene, Or opposite postofflce. (itves specfa attention to the examination of all ' sirneis, drafting wills, settling cs tales, conveyances and collections Also In all pension matters. I'hoiu Red 1170. UINI.MI MNGI.VltLllli HEItlllCRT LEIGH, mining eiigluuui and expert metallurgist. Itellabli liiforinullou furnished to ltit,oidlnK Investors. hlximluallous and re ports on mines and ore treatment KiiKiis Oregi. air iirrwr fit KM THOMAS Arrnlteci. baeirh ee aud plans drawn, blue priuti and specifications. Oeneral super vision over buildings In course ol construction. If thinking of build lug, large or small, see ine. Tuntii reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsmau block. I MII'lHTAKhlt.H J. W. KAYS si CO.. uiiiloi inker, ai.u funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY fc HENDrtltriON, iinilertaken and eiiibslmers. Corner Wlliam etta and Seventh streets. W. T. (lORHON, funeral director Htnie licensed eiiihuliuer. Ofllci and residence. Tenth and Oil"! sireets. Phone Red 4 is I. CARPET CLEANERS JAY C. MOORE, carpet cleaner Phone lllack f.071. REAL EST ATE AGENT! J. L. I'l.AKK V CO Dealers lu tea i estate, Creswell. Or. AHSTRA(T!I!H THE LANE COUNTY AIISTKACT j CO., Hooins 2 end 3, Waren niock, ' Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable. S M'l 111 l" At i I'M' i. il Ti.Mi-: ai:i Tounr-l Peril. -ml Puseii:;. r '.o. I- ...Is. a. in., tireou Ex- N . 1 e a m., Colta-ie Grove Pi No. I J 11:4.1 a. m., Roseburg Pavser.-er. No. II i;: IJ p. :n., Poriland Ex-pro.--. Toxiari! San l-'ninctsri. Pus-.cnger. No. 11 :':!' p.m.. Rosen, irg Pus- No i ; 0:3" p.m. t'otiage Grovo 1 -: II - a.m.. Ca'.l.'orala Ex- I n... pr- N i. I :! - 1:11 a. in.. Sau Francis co i:,..-e,. x. euilloig Ill-all. !l. N v I 7 o" a. in., leaves Eugene f..r Sprint.:.. .1. No s li;lo a. in., arrives Eu ene f:o:o S;u in.;l'i. Id. No. s7 -l.ud p. ni., leaves Eugeno for Wendlln-, No s in p. m., arrives Eugene from Wi ndilng. WM. MURRAY. Gen. Pass. Agt. Portl'in.l, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. 0. P. A. . A. J. GILLETTE, Local Agent. Y-l V,-... KITCHEN KOMPP . Succcsjoit to ' AHWITACE & BOWN Liyery Feed and Oak and 7th, Eueent. Or. GASOUNtC ENGINES IRRIGATiON, SPRAYING nnd PUMPiNG MACHINERY KtilrhaiikH-Morso (aNllnn Knulnt't for tmmiiiti'x, MirjiyliiLC, NUivini K't'11" In. . OutfJtH roinpli!', i'lilrliuiik Mralt'H (ur woltiJiiK. I'ltirlitiiik-lt'iKi h)tuuii(iM mimI .Mo loi'N for iMiivt r ium) Mulil. I'nlrMiMliH-Moi'Ht' liMlttilltH nnd Tot-i-", I-'ali-I'MiiikH-MiirNU Orliitlrm. Fwd (,Ihimim, Well I' nil 1 1 tf. All llrMl iih I II - kmhU nt lownt trli-fM itlvviiyh in MtH'k. lllMni trrnm. I'riuiiiil n-ply to liitilrlt it ml ipili-k hIiIMihii(. VVrlto fur cutMlouiu mill Mi BERCF.R. & BE 4 N HDW. CO. AKit.s, Eugene, 0. FAlUdAnK U lRU (E, CO. Hortlund, Oregun Get yo ir Rubber Titc; put on ty S.B.FINNEGAN 574 Olive St LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OP HIOH GRADE WORK I mi at n iMTtii mam HLL tlB SMJVl Ver . I'liintMnit hihI Si'Wi-r WoiU. AIro k " i i r a I Jotdiinte In tlti And htni iron work. Iron work promptly attended to. . . nrry a full lln of pliimhlnr; ntturt I'tmii Itlaik M7'J. .4UU WnimiKMte j IN ONE OK MANV COLORS I I i 1