Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 28, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-3 gSSSSS CSSSSSS3 83S9 CSS B m-h. ' . p " 1 1 w553 CS3 CSS CSSSS8 H S3 230 GSB C5SS55SS) m CSS 4C CS3 """"f OBSSSSS CS O $1 00 Down and $1 00 a Week We Sell For Less and Guarantee Our Prices ONLY HOUSE FURNISHING CONCERN IN EUGENE THAT DID NOT JOIN THE TRUST ONEY TD)UYING BY JQ) HERE AVE OME $ 1 00 Down and $ 1 00 a Week WHITE SEWING MACHINES ARE KING BUCK'S STOVES and RANGES Excell all others WHITE FROST REFRIFER ATORS See them only up to date kind Craft Go WHERE? at m Your $ 1 00 Down and $ 1 00 a Week We carry a complete line of Upholstering Goods and do .ll kinds of Mattress and Upholstering Work. Buy Made-in-Eugcne Couches and Mattresses. We have them. jCOMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERSjjJl 50 West 8th St. corner of Olive. Phone Main 43 $ 1 00 Down and $ 1 00 a Week Complete line of STOVES, RANGES, CAR PETS, MATTING, GRANITE WARE and everything for the Home and Office. See Us Before Buying... ac 0 I TUB star l 1119 macie Co. I is erecting a plant at I PORTLAND, OREGON for the manufacture of their world famous ! PORTABLE WELL DRILLING MACHINES Jor water, oil, gas, etc., etc. tA moderate amount of pner t11 'tart yon in 1a profitable business. STAR PORTABLE 5 DRILLING MACHINES have been proved by Competitive Tests to be I The Best In The World. f For full particulars regard ing well drilling machines, tools, supplies, etc., write to STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. sun "" OSTOO or AKRON, OHIO, REPUBLICANS HOLD RALLY AT SPRINGFIELD The Republicans had a big rally at Springfield last night, many at tending from Eugene, and the Mili tary band of this city was engaged for the occasion. L. E. Bean, candi date for representative, was the first speaker at the meeting, and he watt followed by W. W. Calkins, Mr. i Bean's running mate on the legisla-l tive ticket. Allen H. Eaton. Repub-j Mean and Statement No. 1 candidate, then spoke. Hon. S. M. Yoran, of j this cHy, was also on the program for an address and 'he delivered hlsi usual strong speech in favor fit Re-1 publican principles. The meeting j was successful in every particular., I and the several candidates are con fident they won many friends among i the audience. I Eaton's remarks were ot special interest because he explained his. position upon Statement No. 1. He! stated that 'ae recievetf the Democrat-, ic nomination, but that at the prop-, er time he refused the nomination. , That the so-called Statement No. 1 i ticket published in the county papers was unauthorized by him, and that1 at his request his name had been dropped from that ticket in the pa- pers. Mr. Eaton then requested all, Republican voters, and especially Statement No. 1 Republicans, to give their support to the entire Kepuhli- can legislative ticket. He asserted that the statement was not an issue! at this time mat tnat issue naa been settled at the Republican primaries. BOURNE SAYS VOTE FOR i CAKE AND STATEMENT N0.1 it HIDING gnBoxtrsr 1 Organized 1883 , J The First 'itional Bank tT EUGENE, OREGON 1 paid ik $100,000 and undivided 100,000 - 1 liability of ioldera under kal banking laws. 100.000 ? 'total 300,000 TBanie Miuiaccmcnt 2." Years. ' I'ntrimage Solicit. !. iHndrlcks President , J fckln Vice President fcodgrass Cashiei U Goodrich. .AsslFUnt Cathie' jBrlstow. . .Assistant Cashier D.K.MUNROE HOUSFURNISHER '-X)VES-RANGES FURNITURE - M Weit Eighth St. 4U "erythlng for the klt ' sorts of pots and pans In rranltewaro. All the little f"' that make cooking a t Bisicid of a drudge you will ' THophono Red 5576. .&2P .OREGON J BARRINGER Prt housemover nythinf. Twenty-dv . ' Residence, &i T. anl Oak Sts. Phone NOTICE OF RALH OP WATER IONI9 Notice Is hereby given that In pur suance of and In conformity to ordi nance number 734, passed by the common council on the 5th day of May, 1908, and approved by the may or on the 5th day ot May, 1908, the common council of the city of Eu gene will receive sealed proposals at the office of the city recorder in Eugene, Oregon, for the purchase of three hundred thousand dollars in water bonds of said city, or any part thereof, up to the hour of 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. July 7. 190S, and that said proposals will be opened and consid ered bv the council at said time. That the city of Eugene proposes to sell the said three hundred thous and dollars of water bonds to the highest bidder therefor in denomi nations of from one hundred t one thousand dollars, as the purchaser mnv desire: that said bonds are to bear interest at the rate hid, not to en-perl 5 ner cent per annum; said Interest payable semi-annually k x M , s- C ? ' .4 4 .ti -to, amuiaiaiiuugui. Jl'lHiK W. M. CAKK Candidate for Senator, who Is strongly in favor of I'lilvorslty appropriation. 2 7. Senator vote only for Statement No. 1 legls- Washlncton. May ..h h.. I n rnnlinpil in IiIr latlva subscribers. ' "II M r.lrn huvlnir rnolvo,! Iho on! apartments the last ten days wUh ., nIlnH1n f(lr (.na,r. the first day of July and January of 'an attack of grip, appeared In the should receive the loyal support of each year from their date until paia, gPnate today. Asked for his views every Kepubllran In the general elec- that said three nunareu uiuuo and dollars of water bonds will be come due and payable by the city of Eugene as follows: On the first day nf lnnitnrv 1948. principal and In terest payable at a place to he agreed (1(,((n(,d n mv nt,.rv(.w given the upon by purchaser anu cit). Portland dally papers. I never re- quesied by wurd or H'lter. siippnn Mir on the political situation in ureguu nun io oe iimn June i no said: I "A majority of the legislature will "In the Oreeon R'-nuhllran prima-1 undoubtedly be represented by State ries mv position on the United States ' ment No. 1 subscribers, hence the senatorial nomination was clearly legislature miiBt Inevitably elect TWO REPORTS UPON WOOD PULP TARIFF i (Continued From Pago One.) w-otild seem to Indicate that the tem porary suspension or entire removal of the present ttuiff would not have any great Immediate, effect and If the tariff is removed at any tlmo it should bo coupled with the right of free exportation of wood pulp from the Canadian forests. The removal of the tariff on print pnper and wood pulp, if followed by an export duty im pulp wood coming from Canada. would probnbly result In a considera ble Increase 111 the price of print pa per and an early drain of the pulp wood forests of the United States. "It would seem that the publish ers, to be assured of the low price tor paper, should maintain mills In the United States. Any policy that would give the Cnnndlan mills a pref erential advantage over the Amer ican mills on obtaining the raw mate rial nt a low price must Inevitably re sult In the dismantling of the Amur- lean mills, and the ultimate depend ence of Amerlcnn publishers upon Caadlan'mllls. "1'nder these conditions Canada could levy export duties on print pa per that would result In enhanced prices without the presence of com petition from Amerlcnn manufactur ers. . Mlnorlly Report. The minority report endorses thd Stevens bill In Its entirety nnd rec ommends Its pnspngo. Discussing t'ho Issue between the publishers nnd paper manufacturers, tho report states that an acute situation, which may be termed "Irndn hysteria," was precipitated In 1907 In newspaper print manufacture when a group of sixteen Wisconsin mills, known ns tho Wisconsin Wood Pulp Association, bought fifty thousand cords of pulp wood at Quebec, nnd Introduced n new and unlookcd for factor Into whnt was more or less a speculative operation, and which "demoralized the wood pulp manufacture of tho United States as well as of Canada, NOTICI'j TO I 'ONTIt.UTOHN. Notice la hereby given that the County Court of Lane County, Ore gon, will rocclvo scnlcd bids for the furnishing of all muterlal and con structing a bridge across the Ed wards Slough on Coiintv road No. 12, In Sec. IS, Tp. in. S. It. 4 W., said bridge to be nil 80 foot span of Howe Truss pattern, to bo built according to the plnns nnd specifications now on file In the office of tho County Clerk of Lane County, Oregon. All bids to be accompanied by a cotrl- fled check of 5 per cent of the nmount of the bid, said old to he filed with the Clerk of Iinn County on or before i o clock In tho after noon of June 4th, 1908. Tha court reserves the right to re ject any and all bids By order of tho Court. K. V. I,EB. County Clerk. That said bonds shall not be sold for less than their par value, nun m addition to the general obligation of the said dtv. the said bonds wh-n sold shall be a first and exclusive, lien on all lands, rights-of-way. ease- . i..r rtuhts. nine lines, struc tures 'and nppllanci-s nt every composing tli" water syst cured with tli" mini'' the sale of said bond.- kind to bej se- rlved from hat the turn- ,, council reserve the ngni oi n- jedlng any and all hidi -i-i h., itirl bunds 'and divsed of under and pursuant 'to the terms of the act. "IM n-lncor- porate the city nf Kugene. and to re- r, acts anu Lin" " - . - any particular laniliuaie. nut con fined my attention to endeavoring to give the" people, wherever possible, an opportunity to v. it., lor Statement No. 1 p-uisl.-iilve candidate. In the gen eral Clection I urge all believers In the election of senators ny lllrecl nil of the people to 1 iviillv support and nest loyal support." whomever the people select ns their choice for senator. The eyes of tho nation are upon Oregon, she being the first state In the Union to hold an election In this preHt.lentlal year. "I.',.. V. ..,.. I...ti....l.,,r i., ,i P-tH-nion of l( I.llran VhV.v. m1 Tayliir. .Iim-w.,!, h:u flh-.i her final (h'isirlhK a national Hpti hlira n victo ry iti Novt-tnlMT. nhould k! v Cako, KIMh Hint llawl.'.v til it vote and eiir- wmcK op Fivti, hktttkmkxt Noilrit In hrTiy n!vfn that the un- dfrnlKnccl, AdHlitH A. Taylor, the admlnlHliatrlx nf th itato nt Mllo Lovelace Tyler B. The great trotting stallion, stan dard and registered. The sire of many famous trotters and racers now on the race traclr of the Northwest. 525.00 by the season. $35.00 to insure. A young Wilkes Stallion of much promise. Standard and registered. $20 00 to insure. A Grand Pcrchcron draft, (reg I istcred). Color, dapple grey; weieht. 2300 oounds. The cham pion Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won two cups, tour gold medals, several banners and blue rib bons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays at Goshen ; Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Creswcll and Fri days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manager. Kincaid (8b Rickel, Owners Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon Veloce 0 o 0 o 0 Automobile Livery' Automobiles for Hire Day or Night Day Phone Black J5IT Night Phor.e Black J75J EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO R. E. VELTUM, Manager S3S 0 0 4 D 0 0 N ajirtCf " n ct-nc r-r r ? Olympic Flour every snck guaranteed J Midi ol Klcctcd Fstcfn Orr(in bsrd wheat. II pro- 4 Juces mora loavn ol braid than any other flour and tha S lotva art lljhttr and whiter. Heouw ol tht Increutd 4 quantity ol brrad produced ht co 1 la'no hlgh than for other Hours. ASK YOUR GHOJER FOR IT. A THE PORTLAND FLOURJNG MILLS 5 IMflBtTllflTIITR Wit J Vll 1 WttTi 1VJ BVA V 4 FZJ'- . 5 OT i bo eU'Ml arrotint In tho matter of Kuld otatit, and Monday, t h Hi day of .1 unt IUUH, at thf hour of I o'Hoc-k In the aftiTnonn nt mild day has ln-i-n flxt-d ; by ordiT of Bald court for th h'iirlnt( of nhJfTtlonn to fiald final arromii (i FItMAN COAril STAI.MOV If yon ran buy your wafrhf-n, Jew- nnd for Ihrr final nittcrniiit of nald TIip (Jcrman rnm-h hmm wiilrh 1 Hry and optical Kond nt Watta Vint . PHtaK. All olijfrtiomi miut ho flld d from Dunran weoii win an cn-ap an ai any fun-r niarc, anu nn or htToro unld rtat. will an rhrap an at any oihr plur-c makP th stand duripg the Bcason at Kt chanr-a to draw one or morn of Imu-d April 9, 1!0. ham. ' pr.wn. ny iui invi'iii AUKfJt; A. IAYI,mi T 1 TPiKtvfl your mnnor thnr? t, tin Mmini,.r purr ha make Hangs i : ... V...-.-.U' H I I' 11IVL - - il SUlie r ui i in the offfej th- on in" n9 ritj a..rri'!arV ol ln.-, ami tlw m. t.1lm-nt th.THto ' naascd and I'nafti'il hy the tltv of Eii'iie ot April. 10. ,:,. , nt fthe n"uBt of .! hid. .aW; to . j I? Matlm-k. Mayor. I. r-q.nr.-d W( ja"2:,,ll'iV:':"'f'i-i,,.,i.:h-,i i.ro: ' - ,.,iu. ll.,r .-!. r , P"ii- ' ! oral cln-iil.it I"". l"" i Or-e.n. . . f tin: i' i p-ople of i 1 5th day i at K'H-n-'in. May fth ltv it. r. o It I : tl . -... on" I'n :btvr art: i ' i A - o r ; i ;e ir' I .i.a I It-pr,-' rt'a llltii I'-arl AlJrkh I.K11WOV IIK.II s 1KM.I, IM ItMIM; 1V.. M O I r th- ron-nii '-Kif.-ntu Cui" unil lh hamplorili!p of tin- nm In Cm on at Vlllanl Hal! I'rlilay l-r.nlng. It. Q ,,K . , rK(lt Ul i Mim Kllc l.lilard, Mlr.B Anna McCurmk'k. We sell ihc bc;t lines of Staple and Fancy Groceries In our new loca tion we insure prompt service and courteous treatment. Try us with a share oi your patronage EUGENE GROCERY 104 West Eighth Street BLACKSMITH .H0!" 1 I X l r ,iva n Get your Rubber Tires put on by S.B.FINNEGAN 574 Olive St CHICHESTER'S PILLS 0 l II K HIAUMIII uu. feSM ,,HUlB u'4 "' 1"'4 "-' 'AVy' y tiwi m lUil, iittii. A . I- ,ij' SUIDBrnklGutSIS(.Y!XnvHK 1 a positive cmi. (tr I nil am Mat Ion or (imrb of lb MlMf aa4 )t .aj kdu4r. N ar mo it. Oara ijailoBlr nn4 prmu ntif all t lrJ UIhmii of (ha t rUarr Ore ax. Ab nltir barmlam Kold bf druutfi.ia. Vr.c IliJJ, or bp bxli, Hipatt, U'lJ. of tktm TH! IANTAL P!PSINC0M Hold bj W. U DU LA. Uraggli t: v I. !,.., n u;i. o' 0.