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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1908)
r::jc ktcbxe daixv guard, mmav, ma' itQuuir i ii pin it ji H h j 8 , AW' 8 f J&odelhm Spring Clothing Is now moving at a rapid pace and if you want the most de sirable patterns and most up-to-date cloth ing that money can buy Get a Sophomore Suit now Roberts Bros. ferns" TOfifiFRY Lovelace The great trotting stallion, stan dard and registered. The sire of many famous trotters and pacers now on the race track of the Northwest. $25.00 by the season. $35.00 to insure. Tyler B. Veloce A young Wilkes Stallion of much promise. Standard and registered. $20.00 to insure. A Grand Percheron draft, (reg istered). Color, dapple grey; weicht. 2300 Dounds. The cham- pion Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won two cups, four gold medals, several banners and blue rib bons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays at Goshen ; Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Creswell and Fri days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manager. Kincaid Rickel, Owners Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon THE BEE HIVE GROCERY . Has & new and up-todate stock ofGroceries, selected from.' the best brands obtainable Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great care, and our cracker list is confined to the best the market affords. As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A share of your patronage solicited. SlSfisyi W. J. Gibson & Son Staple (ffii Fancy Groceries, Flour Feed 97 WEST EIGHTH OREGON WON BY CLOSE SCORE AT PULLMAN BOHEMIA MINERS PEGGING ' STEADIL ON THEIR CLAIMS V I Mineral. Orr'Kon. Miiy 14 Th Mo- hemla mines are quite active and one can near blasting on every nauu. There Is sumo snow on the highest points, but not enough to binder ex tensive operations. Wagon roads, trails and bouses are Doing Dunt ana improved, while underground opera tions continue unbated. John Brund is building four miles of wagon road, extending from the Vesuvius Mill to some mines owned by F. J. Hard, who is manager of the Vesuvius property. This is Mr. Hard's Utopian group, and be will commence hauling ore to the mill as soon as the wagon road Is completed. He has made arrangements with the Vemivliis people for the use of their mill. Mr. Hard milled 50 tons of thlB ore last season, and It gave Buch sat isfactory results that he has decided to put on ore wagons and has gone to heavy expense In building itho road. In coming up the Sharps Creek road from Cottage Grove, one looks at a sign at Martin Creek which says, "Two Miles to Combination Mine." ThlB property is said to be rich In silver and gold and one that will soon be on a paying basis. Clark Bros., owners, have done some extensive development since they took over the property two years ago. They have a small sawmill to cut their mining timbers. In going Into the mine, one Is struck with the up-to-date method of timbering which the owners have adopted, namely, 'the square set. They have various drifts and crosscuts and In three levels have 1500 feet of tunnel, which work has exposed ore bodies of sufficient size to warrant installation of a mill. The mill to be erected will be of the wild type- of concentrator, mill and frue vannerB. They have enough ore In sight to supply a ten ton mill for a considerable length of tlnv. Two miles further on the trail Is the property of the Martin Creek Mining Company, operated by Colo nel W. H. Burghardt, of Salem. At this property Is a large bunkhouse, tunnel houses and several tunnels. Mr. Burghardt has exposed some fine ore In some of these tunnels. The Star property Is not being opr ernted at present and the mill Is idle, but It Is thought operations will be resumed shortly.) The Twin Rocks Mining Company property, over the range In Douglas County, Is being developed as fast as men can do the work. A crosscut, which Is not 200 feet. Is being rap Idly driven and will soon cut a ledge of proven riches. M. II. Shane Is doing development work on his Pittsburg property, at the head of Rock Creek. He has some very nice ore exposed and has been at the property moBt of the win-to.-. The newly organized Trinity Min ing Company has taken over all prop erty In Bohemia owned by the Great uastern people and win Boon com mence operations on all the property. . rim,1 iiw ci;iKSIOXm , AT Kl'UK.NK HUM SCHOOL The college comi dii ttu, "A Case of i Suspension," will be pre-eiited at tne high school next Til .-day evening, utider the auspices ( 'he - Cast of characters: CulWjtv iii l- Dorothy W t-larK Mildred Bonnie Baker Alice Carrie Koyl I ndcrgnKluaU H of a .Warlty College Tom Krnest Lamb Harlod Harold Young Jack Philip Hammond Members of the Faculty Miss Judkins Esther L Ren Prof. Edgarton. . .Ulyssus Ellmaker Kathleen, Irish servant , , Celia Hager Jonas, the Janitor Wlll U'Ren At 8 o clock. AamiBsiHu, i V. W. '. A. Time, 8 o'clock. Place, Eugene high school. Attraction, a college farce. Lem ade well. Candy booth with home onade well. Candy booth with honie- Admission, 15 cents. 11ME JHVKP NOTES (Special Cori.-spondenee.) Blue River, March 17. The Ice cream stand here will open Monday for business. Percy O'Brien sent cut two wagons loaded with people to the McKenzie Bridge last night. Kelix Sparks has been cutting logs for hiB sawmill for the last few days. We hear the McKenzie Bridge mill Is sawing lumber now. There was a grand wedding In Blue River city on tne n . i lem and Bnortsmen. Trainer contracting parties were miss u-uiuim", - - . hv Lane and Archie S hough, at tne res- Pullman, Wash., May 16. Oregon defeated Washington Slate College; in a dual track meet here today by , the close score of 62 to 60. Features j of this meet were Houston s record; of 10 seconds In the 100-yard dash; . fast work by Roberts, an Oregon freshman. In the 220-yard dash; a splendid broad Jump by Captain Kuy-, Kendall, of Oregon, and the consist- ent performances of Johnson, Cooil and Clark, the distance runners on the Washington State College team. Downs, Selvera and Dodson, Oregon s distance runners, showed the effect of their grueling work in the Ore n.u'hitman meet and were not in the best of condition for today's evnts. Moullen's failure to win the pole vault and the Inability of Zach- arias to capture me iia....c. ... for Oregon gave the local athletes points that they did not count on, Oregon Forfeits H'liy. All the Oregon men showei the ef- Ifect3 of their long trip, although the sprinters and hurdlers did excellent work. Oregon seemed to ave a run of bad luck in a number of the events, but managed to win out by an actual score of 62 to 55. Pull man's remaining 5 points were scored bv Oregon's forfeiture of the relay race. Oregon nas a spienoiu team ui ldence of Lawrence Danks. Dexter Sparks, J. P., officiated. After the wedding there was a taffy pulling and games were played. Those pres ent were; Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sparks, Mr. and Mrs: Dexter Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Banks, Miss Ona Baire, Miss Alta Horn, George Grun ing, ' Miss Ruby Boltman, Misses Grace . and Clara Grunlng, Willie Craft, John and Lew Tate, Mr. and Mfs. Chester Edwards. The bride and groom went up Simmons creek the next day on their honeymoon. They will Btop, at the Hotel Sparks for a few days. o- KKJHTIA AXI STKOXGLV ' 5 (Oregonian.) The , Republican platform speaks rightly and strongly for the State University ap COFFEE Your grocer must sell roor coffee; we can't all be. comfortable; but he ndedn't sell it to you. i Your groctr return your mooer If TOO don't Ulu Schilling Bit; wa PT bim. 0 I I ( 1 DC Automobile Livery Automobiles for Hire 1 Day or Night Day Phone Black ISII Night Phooe Black J 75 J EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO R. E. VELTUM, Manager 0 0 0 0 0 WHAT BOMK SAY OK LATH CONVENTION Political suicide for Fulton, the strengthening of Bourne wltfh the piople and the election of George Chamberlain as United States senator In Juno,' are three of the reBulta pre dicted from the Republican convene tlons Thursday by Democrats and the ndvoontes of Statement No. 1. While the Bourne mtan enme up yesterday smiling and declaring that they were good losers. It cannot be denied that the wound' resinning from their treatment by the Kultnn delegates will not !in entirely hulled for some time. Oregonlnu. $3 HIOWAItr. OOULB LIVERY. FRED , , - .AND SALES SIABLK Bavins tpnrohaaed the Gilbert feed tables on West Fifth street, sear Willamette, we Intend to conduct a flrst-elass livery, feed and sales stable.- We are prepared to farnlsi good teams and ladles' saddle horses on short notice. , Our prices will be found reasona ble and our treatment of the public courteous and obliging. Having had much experience In the ljvery business we know how to conduct such an establishment In a first-class manner. We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage, tf D. G. GOULD & SOX. Hayward Is recognized by local ath letic authorities as one of the great est coaches in the west. The Oregon men will meet the team of the Oregon Agricultural Col legs In Eugene next Friday, and, If victorious, will claim the Northwest championship. Today's events resulted as follows-: Those Who Won Points. 100-yard dash Huston; Robert and Moon, all of Oregon; time 10 seconds. 220-yard dash Roberts, Moon and Reid (all Oregon); time 22 1-5 seconds. 440-yard dash Reid (Oregon), Lowell (Oregon), Chase (W. S. C); time 52 1-5 seconds. 880-yard run Johnson (W. S. C.) Downs (Oregon) Dodson (Oregon); time 2:04 4-5. 120 -yard hurdles Kuykendall (Oregon), Putnam (W. S. C), Rob erts (Oregon). Time, 16 1-5 seconds. 220-yard hurdles Huston (Ore gon), Putnam (W. S; C), Roberts (Oregon); time 28 seconds. Broad jump Kuykendall (Ore gon, Putnam (W. S. C); Huston, (Oregon); distance 22 feet, 7 Inches. Pole Vault Cogwell - and Boone (W. S. C.) tied for first, Moullen (Oregon), third; height 9 Jfeet, 9 inches ' Shotput Halm (W. S. C), Moul len (Oregon), Zacharias (Oregon); distance 40 feet, 11 Inches. Hammer throw Halm (W. S. C). Gardiner (Oregon), Moullen (Ore gon,) distance 139 feet, 5 Inches. Discus throw Mclntyre (Oregon), Love (W. S. C), Halm (W. S. C); distance 115 feet 8 1-4 inches. Mile run Clark (W. S. C). John Bon (W. S. C), Cooll (W .3. C); time 4:48. High Jump Putnam (W. 8. C), Moullen (Oregon), Anderson, (W. S. C); height 5 feet 8 Inches. The relay was forefelted to W. S. C. , Rain fell during the afternoon and the track was transformed Into a reg ular quagmire. , DOWNWARD COUtSE. I had stolen from the barn Satur- Vast Jlcing Realized by Kugene Peo- nny night or Sunday morning my middle It has my nnmo across thf back of the pommel A. P. McKln ley. Will give $5 reward for an definite- Information regifrdlng the same. A. P. McKINZEY, tt At Hampton Bros., Eugene ROLI.KD BAHLKY HAY AND BALED At Balley'e, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1.521. tt ELI BANGS J. H. WEST C P. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZIESTAGEWn Eusene EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE t 5:30 A. m. SUersdonot call t A daily itjgflravri Eugene At 6 A. m pilvate rrritlencri but will call lor Inr Maplrton. clear cutitwction by baggage It uotilied the day brlore. iieamer lor Florence and Acme Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 21 A CllfomlB's Lack. "The luckiest day of oily life was when I bought a box of Bocklen'a Aralea Salve." writes Charles F. Bn dahn, of Tracer, Cal. "Two J Be box es cured me of an annoying case of Itching plies, which had troubled me for years and had yielded under o other treatment." 8old under guar antee at W. K-uykendall'g drug store. Plinu. WATKIt For pure bediock water see O. W. Taylor. All surface water cased off by castai Into the eed rock, thus In urlnf nothing but pure bed rock wa ter. 0. W. Taylor, 8S8 Patterson street. Rufene. Phone Red S377. OKMMAN CXMCH 8TALI.IO f The German coach horse which 1 purchased from Duncan Scott will make th stand during the aoaaon at llanga' barn. U J. H TERKINS. XW FKKI Alfalfa ninal. At nailer's Tenth ind Willamette streets. Phone Red JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OfFICpIoiHF" ONION SKTS, J. W. While, fith and Willamette. win n sawinu John M. K H'xon, surer sunr to W V.. ltod.iv. All wood sawed to gmiKe. For prtfpt service phone Black street, tf 1le. A Utile bachncho at first. Dally Increasing until the back is lame and weak. Urinary disorders quickly follow. Diabetes and finally Brlght's dis ease. This Is the downward course of kidney Ills. Don't take the course. Follow the advice of a Eugene cltiien. Edgar Washburn of 442 Lawrence St., Eugene, Ore., says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills with entire sat isfaction and believe the remedy un equalled for backache or kidney complaint. I had felt the need of such a remedy early this winter, and from the results I obtained, I can conscientiously recommend It." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New Tork, sole agents for the United States. i Remember the name Doan's and take no other. SMITHSON BREAKS WORLD'S IlKCORD IX 100-YARD HlRDMiS Forrest Smlthson Is at his old tricks again, lowering the world's record in the hurdles. At the Atlilet-I 1c League's field day for the sailors I III San Francisco Wednesday lie set I a new mark in the 100-yard low' hurdles. Smlthson ran over eight j low sticks in 12 seconds flat. The j former record was held by Kranzen leln In 12 2-5 seconds. Smithson was on the program as a special fea ture. The hurdles were set up on the blcyrle track at the Stadium. A slight wind was at the Portland boy's back, and it is possible that the rec ord will not be allowed him. BEE THE FIJJBT AT SEATTLH May 21 and 2 tickets will be on sale to Seattle and return for $12.60, final return limit 15 days from date of sale, and on May 25 and 28 tick ets will be sold to Tacoma and re turn for 110.39, with return limit 15 days. mJ2 A. J. OILLETTB. Agt. Simmons' Fhoto Trt Oak street near Slh. Stamps, postcards photos at lowest prloee. , Tlouse plants, eiit flowers and flo ral designs at the residence of the late Rosalia Hansen. nrj WELL-DRILLERS OF El GENE A EMTABLISir PRICES Eugene, Or., May 12, 1908. We, the undersigned well drillers In Eugene and vicinity, have estab lished the following prices: For a three-Inch well In earth, 60 eenta per foot; In gravel and sand rock, 76 cents per foot. No casings furnished. ' For a four-Inch well In arth, 75 cents per foot; In gravel and sand rock, 1.00 per foot. No eaalngs fur nished. For cement, gravel and basalt rock, $2 per foot. The owner of the well to furnish all needed casings. For out-of-town work, parties hav ing well drilled to furnish all trans portation, board and the water nec essary to drill. J. B. KILBORN. LA DUKE ft LEFFLER. O. W. TAYLOR. CARPENTER ft BUCHHOLZ. C. O. OORDINIER. H. I. REYNOLDS. ra20 1H TO WANT A (JOOD WELL? Having ntirchnsed th wnii.m log outfit of Rlen ft Weaver. 1 ani ouw prepareo x0 do any work In my line promptly and at seasonable pr res. If you want bedrock water call and see me or address E. I. REYNOLDS. S19 East 11th St.. m15 Eugene, Or. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Hears the Siguirturo of (.AaZVCcii: o DKOOItVjDlON DAY, MAY : If yon n(S-,d to have mr.Wnent or tablet erected l,y DecoratioV Dav you henld ninke your seect,,n 't I "ii.ir h;uj ,u,j W'il.a, ,,..;, a. m' K. C. LAKE'. THE BON MARQlJ STORE NEWS i Clothing for Well Dressed Mm If you have not seen ourneWin,, Snrin? Ciothine'. von hn k... w . t . UCLlef Com. t-iivht amA,' tha stop, .r. ngiiL unaj, iuii.31 in Myie, perfect I 111 anu mauc uy CALeil tailors. n ment that proves, its value after hard usage. $6 to n New Straw Hats for Men We are going to have some hot weather this summer and you will want a straw hat to keep cool-rnow is the time to make your purchasein all shace styles, prices . . . 50c to $7,00 Mew Lingerie Waists for Wnmtm A new showing: of Women's fin? I inrrorln Waist, macle the best material and finished with laces and embroidery, oerfect fitting . , . . $1.50 to $10.00 Summer Dress Goods all Colnr? . A comnlete showing of new wash, mk , - o , 6wuo for summer, wear in all the new weaves and patterns, in stripes, polka dots, plaids and flowers, new designs, yard . 1 . . . . 5c to 50c LOW RATES EAST Will be made this, season by the SOUTHERN . PACIFIC (Lines in Oregon) From Eugene, Ore, as fol lows: ' To Both yPiyt One Way through via Portland California Chicago 76.25 87.5o St. Louis 71.25 82.5o St. Paul 63.75 81.75 Omaha 63.75 7S.oO Kansas City 63.75 75.oo Tickets will be on sale May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 2o July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 32 Good (or Ntarn Is 90 day with stos ortf erivlltgei p eaturs within limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further Information call on A.J. GILLETE Local Agent or write (o Wm. McMurray, General Pas senger agent, Portland, Ore. J. W. BARRINGER Export Housemover Moves anything-. Twenty-frv years experience. Residence, Eas Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eojrene. Oregon to t of CHICHESTi-R'S PILLS Organized 1883 ' Te First National Bank CF EUGENE, OREGON Capital paid n 100,HI Surplus and undtrMed profits WH Additional liability i stockholder! under national banttlni liwi. 10I.1H Total WW Under Same Manngenwnt 2J Ytis, Inn, Pntrnnaee Solicited. T. G. Hendricks PmlM S. B. Eakln Vice Presldeat P. E. finodgrass CiiUf Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Cll Darwin liristow . . .Assistant Cisiie Appreciates smoking P"1 cigars. It gives him Klaul The Mount Hood Gp" favoritcamongallthinkingfflj It is positively the bet w . .-t.. Cigar on the m J. M. Morris '' J W. Warren The Red Star Ronl Estate, liunraMft,1 1'rop.rtr '"I . , : Owner's pries .', " nt id KuBne. . For Snaps In -REAL ESTATE see ALL J Door ll-sf North liow
