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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1908)
THK KCOKSX BAILT QVA.KD, WEDXESDAT," JTSK i7,iorf" Have You Tried Our Sunny Monday Soap If Not, Why Not? SUNNY MONDAY is a pure white soap, made of vegetable oils and amonia contains no resin or animal fat, is therefore uninjurious to the gar ment. It may be used in any kind of water, any temperature and on any kind of garment. If you haven't a little FAIRY in your home your , home is incomplete. . FAIRY Toilet Soap is a pure white floating soap, unexcelled for bathing purposes, used by the most fastid ious and aristocratic people everywhere. The Gold Dust Twins need no introduction, let them do you work When Mr. Phelps, special reoresentative of the "Fairbanks Co.Jcalls 'at your home give him care ful attention. I am sure our special proposition will interest you. We guarantee Fairbanks Soaps to be as he represents them to you, &ilockps tt a tt a tt it it i TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY HEAL ESTATE XXt 14 and 23, tp. 18, 8. r. 2 w. $300. United States to William Brynd 150.60 acres In sec. 2, tp. 19, s. r. 9 w. Patent. Fannie II. Richmond to Andrew J. Richmond; 40 acres in sec. 10, tp. IS, s. r. 5 w. $1000. in Phona Main 60 3 1 East 9th St. DC 0 0 Automobile Livery jj Automobiles for Hire n Day or Night Day Phone Black 151 1 Night Phone Black J75I M EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO ! R. E. VELTUM, Manager j 300 I Williams- cAHnoru; KAl.V'K WITH ARNICA and WITCH HA7EL The best salve in the world for cuts, bruise,, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet ter, chapped hands and all skin erup tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by Linn Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props., 8G Eugene Poultry Store G. B LAMPHSH1R.E. Vp Imvo the only store In Kut-no that deals exclusively in poul try niul poultry products. We buy mill sell nil cIiinnoh of poultry from the baby chicks up. Will luindlu ut all timed market iHitiltry ami poultry for hrccdiiiK pilt'pONOH. If you have such poultry to sell or of you remit to buy, call ami seo us. 102 East Ninth Street, corner of Pearl W&termMi;: "The Go-Btweery Fountain MeM ASa i Pen Two tfeM-ts -witK but tL .tingle th.oufH,t, .Two Pcis 1Ka.t write n.s one " . NOTICB It appearlntr from the abstract of votes cast at the regular June, 190S, election ns tna:lo by the canvassing board of Lane county, Oregon, con sisting of 15. U. Lee, county cleric, 11. S. Hryson, Justice of the Peace in and for JOiiKene Justice District, Lane County, OreKon, nnd J. L. Clark, Jus tice of the I'ence in nnd for Creswell I'reclnct, Lane County, Qreson, that ut the said election the total number of votes cast in the precinct of SprlnRtield, In Lane county, Orekon, on the question, "For and Against stock running at large," Is and was 339 votes, and the said number of votes cast In the said Springfield precinct "Against stock running nt large" Is mid was 2Sfi votes. It ap pearing from Fall abstract that the result of said vote is and was 2 33 votes against stock running nt large more than for stock running at large, and that the majority against stock running nt large in said Springfield precinct is and was 233 votes. Therefore, in compliance with Section 424"i of tho General Laws of Oregon, passed by the legislature of the stale of Oiegon In the year 1907, notice Is hereby given that after 60 days from the date of this notice It will be unlawful for stock to run at large in said Stirlnsflcld pre f cinct. I.nne Crmnlv. Oreir'in. mi lder penalty of $10 for the first of fence and $20 for each and every I subsequent offence, to be recovered III cv 1 1 1 inn vh un in nit: i'iii lit civil action I'l th" name of the State of j Oregon befcre a justic of the pence of the precinct In which such owner or keeper, or either of them, may re side, and such penalty shall b for the benefit of, nnd vh"n collected paid Into, the common school fund of thi county In which such action is brought wlIMn Hxtv days ctter such annuo! is proved to be at large. Dated this 9t! dav of June. 190S (Scall K. V. l.KK. County Clerk. Lane County. Schwarzschild's Book Store Waterman Ili-hl Headquarters No time wiistiil nnd fewer mis takes are inmlc on tho OXE Kl'CJKXK MAX'S VIKWS. (North Send Harbor.) In a personal letter from a friend residing in Eugene, among other things, be uses the following lang uage In summing up the political sit uatlon: "I was Just getting ready to start back to my old home in Iowa Tuesday evening, and then the news came that the University appropria tion had carried, and on the top of that, the report that Cummins had carried Iowa over Allison, and backed out. I 'have thought of It since, though. We used to laugh at Kansas, and most everybody had the Idea that politics down there was three-fourths theory and the rest whlBkers, but the Oregon brand makes Kansas look like a deuce of hearts in a bobtalled spade fluBh. An Initiative and referendum measure that means that the people of Ore gon axe amusing themselves with a lot of toy legislators, and Incidentally paying them salaries, to make laws that they expect later to romp in and make mincemeat of, a re?all measure by which any officer can be sent back to the tall and uncut whenever he tramps on an influential politician's toes, a corrupt practices bill that jugs you for giving a man a cigar on election day, and, as a crowning in sult a Democratic Senator from a state of thirty thousand Republican majority although there are dark and bloody hints being promulgated that such may not be the case. It Is a shame the single tax measures didn't pass It would ihave-harmonized so well with the rest of the po litical scenery. I think that after this when I see a politician coming down the street, I will take the oth er Bide. I carry my change Ioobo in my pockets, and wear my watch with a fob, and so teel that I owe myself some precaution. There was a good deal of excite ment in Eugene, over the university appropriation measure, and for a while it looked as if it were going to be snowed under, but rallied at the last and pulled through. We had some campaign here, the wet and dry question, and the ex-saloon keep ers were a good deal worked up over it for a while, but prohibition car ried by a big vote." Groceries You will always find the best brands of Croccrics Fresh Gtfiwn VcjcUblis , Flou ahJ Vcti to delay. w mfc om o. delivrrv j &G.U.IRISTil r .i. - . dxcrfbc tor (He DAILY GVARD. I E. C. Gulliford Fee 1 and Livery, Boarding . Stables New Floor Itooni New ltutibir Tire Turnout. Kail Crock Klngo Uno. 10U West 8th Street. I'liouo Main Oft VISM1I.K WRITIXd OI.IVKIl TYl'KWKlTKIl IliraiKo every won! Is shown as written. If about o buy n li x rlti r InvcMlimto the Oliver. V. S. Frank. Agent. Huve Your Abstract Made, by Lane County Abstract Co. J. S. to W. D. Neely, 80 acres In sec. 29, tp. 17, s r 8 w. W. B. Cooper etux to J. S. Milne, tract In sec. 4, tp. 21, s r 3 w. $380. L. C. Zimmerman etux to Henry Hill, lot 1 in blk 8, Hendricks add to Eugene, $1000. F. S. Smith etux to L. W. Coe, tract In sec. 27, tp. 17, s r 3 w. 10, 000. Elmer C. Kellar etux to P. S. Smith, etux, tract in block 73 In Springfield, $250. U. S. to James M. Wilson, 159.58 acres in sec. 2, tp. 19, ( s r 6 w. E. J. Richardson to W. A. McKen- zie, tract In sec. 28, tp. 18, s r 2 w. Reno M. Newton to Samuel Young, tract In sec. 7, tp. 18, s r 3 w. $10. S. A. Huddleston to E. B. Barger, lots 8 and 9 In block 4 in James Hud dleston add to Eugene. $10. Ole Erlckson etux to Andrew Er Ickson, 40 acres in sec. 9, tp. 18, s r 5 w. $10. I. P. Campbell to F. G. Stlckels, lots 1,2. and 3 In block 1 in Camp bell's 1st add to Eugene. Also tract adjoining lot 1. $318. U. S. to Martin Moutoux, 160 ac res In sec. 8, tp. 16, s r 6 w. J. W. Stone, etux to Fanny Leabo, 1 acre in Creswell. $600. Mrs. Lizzie M. Ely etal to Thos. A. Evans eteux, 80.92 acres in sec. 18, tp. 17, s 6 w. $38.88. Mrs. Ida Norton etal to Thos. Ev ans, etux, 80.92 acres in sec. 18, tp. 17, s r 6 w. Q. C. D., $711.12. O. & C. R. R. Co. to T. A. Evans, 40.92 acres in sec J, tp. 17, s r 6 w. $163.68. Mary E. Evans to Thos. A. Ev ans etux, Q. C. D., 80.92 acres in sec. 18, tp. 17, b r 6 w. $711.12. Eustace Maude etux to A. J. Per kins, tract In block 65 In Springfield. $300. U. 8. to E. H. Sallee, 153.57 acres In sec. 6 tp. 19, s r 8 w. A. A. Taylor to S. M. Perkins, lot 8 In block 2 in Kelly's add to Spring field. $700. J. W. McArthur etux to N. A. Poill, lot 3 In block 1 in Kelsay's add to Eugene. $600. . U. S. to J. E. Carllle, 160 acres in sec. 8," tp." 17, s r 7 w. E. C. Johnson etux to J. L. Gard ner, tract In Eugene, $700. A. A. Taylor, lots 3 and 4 In block 2 in Kelly add to Springfield. $550. W. H. Kay etux to W. H. Smith, lot 7 In block S in Henderson's add to Eugene, $400. B. A. Washburne etux to J. P. Johnson,-lot 8 in' block 82, $05. G. W. Perkins etux to u. A. nice, lot 7 in block- 3 In Kelly add to Springfield, $S00. S. S. McBee etux to Nancy unitney lots 5 and 6 in block 1 In Jasper, $450. C. J. Miller etux To F. C. Coffman, part of lot 4 iu block 3 in D. G, Mc-I Farland's-- add, io Cottage Grove. $3.25. ' Geo. W. Liles, etux to S. Minnie Mathews, tract in sec' 32, tp. 17, s r 3 w. $10 .......... U. S. to T. Ohristensen, 160 acres in sec. 33, tp. 16, s r 4 e. Mellissa Noland to R. W. John, et al, 5 acres In sec. 16, tp. 20, s r 3 w. $300. W. L. Mallory et ux to Flngal S. Hinds et ux; part of lot 1, block 4, J. 1. Jones' ad to Cottage Grove. $1, 900. G. C. Ewen et ux to W. L. Malory et ux; part of lot 1, block 4, J. I. Jones' ad to Cottage Grove. $1900. It. H. Matteson to Elizabeth Matte son; 80 acres In sec. 12, tp. 16, s. r. 2 w. $100. II. P. Matteson et ux to Elizabeth Matteson; SO acres in sec. 12, tp. 16, s. r. 2 w. $1. George M. Dillard et ux to Rachel A. Kltson et al; part of lots 1 and 4 In Shaw's ad to Eugene. $10. John W. Pfelfler et al to the Booth-Kelly Company: 161.21 acres In sec. 6. tp. 16, s. r. 1 e. $5000. J. N. Cole et ux to J. M. Working; part of lots 1 and 2, block 11, Pack ard's ad to Eugene. $10. I'nlted States to Myron B. Wood; 160 ncres In sec. 18, tp. 16, s. r. 1 e. Pnteiu. William A. Heck et ux to L. D. Smith et ux; 15 acres in sec. 12, tp. 1 S. s. r. w. Nell McCanley to John F. Kelly; 40 acres In sec. 36, tp. 10, s. r. 3 w. $250. Jonathan Johnson et ux to J. O. Storev; 51 acres In sec. 12, tp. 18, s. r. 4 w. $3"60. John T. Thompson to Zonn Noltn; 9 acres l sees. 34 and 35, tp. 20, s. r. 3 w. $700. i Lawrence H. Single et ux to L. B. "nirle: trn"t In claim 46, tp. 20, s. r. 4 w. $4 00. V.. .1. Mi Klhben to Louis W. Mc Klbhen: part of bt 4, block 3, J. II. Perkins' nil to Callage Grove. $1. .1. K. ltoach et ux to J. F. Kelly; 40 acres In sec. 30, tp. 16. s. r. 3 w. $1. L. D. Smith et ux to William A. 'leek et ux; tract in claim 52, tp. IS. s r. 3 w. $1300. .1. O. Storey et ux to C. II. Hales; 1 acre In sec. 7, tp. IS. s. r. 3 w. $K. Bridget E. Callahan to .limes C. CalhmVau; lot 7, block 3. I'niverr.ity ad in E"Keni. f-i'i'l. Augiixtn P. Knrlslrom et al to Sol "ion Brit ton; 17.;M n'T.-s In see. 23, tp. 10 s. r. 4 w. $10. W. II. Kay et ux to (1. S. Wllkln- -nn et nx; lit 0. block S, llcnder- ion"s a l t,i Eugene. $1011. F. S. Ii iiin et ux rn .1. K. Y'ininll: rt of lot 1. blivk 10. Scott's ud to EllKI'lle. $1000. O. A. I .iiu in i'ii el ux to Anna M Dunn et al; lot 1. block 10, Scott's ad to Eugene. $3500. Rachel A. Kltson et ux to J. M Cole: part of lots 1 nnd 4. block 3. Shaw's ad to Eugene. $100. Frank W. Miller to O. Q. Cart- wrlg'.it; lot 10, block 2. Hendr.eks' nd to Kuu lie. Solomon lli'lt':"! et ux tn Augusta P. KarlMroni: 117 acre In pecs. 31 and 32. tp. IS. s. r. 5 w. $10. Samuel II. Finnegiin et ux to L. C. Sherman: part of lot 1, block 2, Mul ligan's ml to Futeiie. $100. . II. l!usell et ux tn(J,-njam n H. Phono C,t 14 M mv...-. r Lynn et ux; 55-100 of an acre In sc f(J nC J ""l' MtAa 8 Tran": WE STAXI) CORRECTED. (Pendleton Tribune.) The Eugene Guard has not given pnofund study to the subject of cere bral disorders. It takes a view of an Important question which indicates a shallow investigation. It says: "Now that the people of Oregon have voted In favor of scattering the state institutions, Pendleton Is pul ling for a branch asylum. Regretting the. necessity of opposing as enter prising town as the Umatilla metrop olis, we feel it our duty to call at tention to the fact that the asylum should always be located in Linn or Marlon counties, w.here its largest patronage should come from." But all experience shows witn un failing directness that the surest means of restoring mental disorders is a removal from such environments and conditions as were the prevailing cause of the disarrangement. It necessarily follows, therefore, that Pendleton is the best place In the state for a hopeful treatment of the unfortunates referred to by the Guard. Umatilla county gave Cane over 300 majority. Thinks It Saved His Life. Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, says In a recent letter: "I have used Dr. King s New Discovery for years for coughs and colds, and I think it saved my life. I have found It a re liable remedy for throat and lung troubles, and would no more be without a bottle than I would be without food." For nearly forty years New Discovery has been at the head of throat and lung remedies. As preventative of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs it has no equal. Sold pnder guarantee at W. A. Kuy kendall's drug store. 50c and $1. Trial bottle free. NOTICE I hereby notify the public that 1 will not. be held responsible for any bills not contracted by myself. j-19 GEO. L. BEEBE. WUOI BAWIXO John M. K Dixou, successor to W E. Boday. All wood sawed to gauge For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence 324 High street, ti Gasoline woodsaw B1LLMIISK BROTHERS For all kinds of draying and ex press. House phone Red 2742; of fice. Black 6411. COAL! COAL! Place, your order for first coal now. Williams Transfer Phone Black 1141. class Co.. J6 COW FLED. Alfalfa meal. At Bailey's, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1521. STERNBERG II AIGHT. Photos, stamps and post cards. General view work. Sixth street, be tween Willamette and Olive. tf If yon can buy your watctie, jew elry and optlenl goods of Watts Just as cheap as at any other nlnce. and get chances to draw one or more of those fine prizes, why not invest your money there? mtammat it "Och Louie"! Meet me ii Eugene, Oregon on Saturday, June 20th 1908 and don't forget the Day and Date Everybody . is coming to Eugenes First Monthly I MARKET DAY Horse Show Parade Public Wedding (sure thing) Band Concerts and ' Grand Merchant's Bargain Day Carnival t-. Bring in the whole family, all the kids anJ the hired girl. WANTED H All the kids in Lane county to join in tit; - f i H Ragmuffin Brigade. A feature ot tiie; !! parade,, $5.00 in gold to the most: comically dressed kid. It Come to town early, it's 10 times nrnio S Band Concerts in the morning. BThe merchants will give the mcst amazing, the most astonishing, tne; tX most surprising BARGAINS ever. 8 heard of in the state of Oregon. ; ii 1 The one that shouts the loudest sells. the moit goods. It's fun from tne; start to the finish, and Dollars m; your pockets. Help Boost and in augurate the first Market Day. No One Stay at Horae Come to Town Everybody Kogers Pros. 1S4 7 silverware Is 8oVi ehi-npest at Walts'. Coroamtt meal. 2c per lb. If MOON & TINOI.EY. Complete line r.f flags nnd bunting Jt Hill s Gun Stor. S Saturday, June 20tfl 1 EUGENE, ORE. ai In:::;:::::::::::::::::::: twwz 0
