Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 22, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto IfEUCENE DAilY GUARD. "Ibd printing CO.. IXC. " ilmrleg H. Fisher. 'Sighed every day of tbe week. cndSVS eSCepieu. nuuresn all com- i,,lctlons and make all remit !Laval)le to The Eugene Guard, r: hrezop. fnieuc, " Subscription Hates Dully twllrered jy carrier, per week.$ .y ntilvered by carrier, per month .r,., one year (in advance) 4.:u' gj months (in advance) 2.1m 0e month fn Single Copies 0. JUv Guard, per year 1 XdVeril&l"S nuunu 01 SSered'"' Eugene, Oregon, postof Ice as second-class matter. Agents for The Guard. The following are authorized tr ale and receipt for subscriptions 01 (MQgaLl 011 - - v, , at rily and Weekly Guard. Creswell J. L. Clark. Coburg George A. Drury. .n nnatmualArn nrA n lit hnrla.l All yu.,. " .....u n -wite and receipt for subscription. I ..... nolle nnrf Weeltlv f'.imr.l 0 1110 " J. AS INDEPENDENT PAPER, i Member of Associated Press. MOXDAV, JUNE 22, IMm. i MAKE MARKET DAY REGULAR INSTITUTION There were a great many peopli a town lor iuui&vv uay ouiuraay ir ijite of the rain. Had the tveathei Wo good there is reason to bellevt lit the crowd, would have 'reaehet jwrd-breaklng proportions. Ii iu a good Indication of the possi bilities of market day Interest imong the farmers. What should be done next Satur- I lay Is to form an association thai will make market day a regular in rttution for one Saturday in each sontb. Such associations navt ;roved wonderfully successful ii: biilding up the business of towns :i the east, and the idea Is graduallj Dining west, a gentleman from feiith Dakota telling the Guard Sat- K.'Jiy that market days have beer Millar institutions in towns there or the past two years and that thej are proven wonderfully successful similar report comes from eastern foegon, whre they were established bout a year ago. The right plan would be to maki is Initial market day next Saturday occasion for organization, and itreafter to have an auctioneer or lud on Saturday" once a month riose services would' be free to al' umers who desired to Bell stock t:m Implements, or goods -of any si, alno to provide some sort 0: laoiement or gala features that loolj attract the crowd. We believe that a regular marke: W would grow in popularity anr. Irselr Increase the area of terrl J7 from which Eugene merchants !now drawing trade. It is wortl I The city council 'Should not org;' t the people of Eugene are pra- unanimous for a gravity watei item. They have voted for I fx and again and will be satis I with nothing less. When th. h city eleetlon was allowed P g. r default, It was generally under ld that all the candidates wer- 'vor of the plan and willin ; t' N to that end; that all opposl t to the wishes of the niajo-i:-1 been abandoned. This linn. I'ttse, every member of the counci luds pledged upon his honoi 1. rJ- out the wishes of his ccn t'-uenfe. We Jj not know thai - any disposition to do other .tut w8 do W jtnow that at tlvt: Rthere would be no evasion, qulb II or unnecessary obstacles luter The matter is too Important rnrtrlfllng, and the people wil. ' fte seal of their disapproval or. r"tsof any man or men who dis- Ri:J their Inteaests. I'"5 will register the greatest I' ot berries and cherries thai Son has ever produced, says tin ud Chamber of Commerce IJul p Quality Is magnificent, quail 'most unlimited, and while nn r"r 1 enjoying this fruit the n.i. ) ciop insures a big " la the dairy output, whir! ""a greatlv benefitted by a '' 'Pflng pastures as were eve: 1 In thin upellnn Resident "iorthwest should take pains t " their Eastern coiintr; fe made familiar with led coudltlons which man 7l5! SO nrofltnhln here. 1 the - psychologist, h 'o have proven beyond tl. J a doubt thaw women hav """- Rut hp'i heen . again ' W-and-cold, alternatim- "id been the goat tor ! !n tunt. L! ' Eastern Oregon the non ra . - ntlll rutniK s a-. fiainva an intui - I "k county last week. c!,-'na -huj ,,.,.,.,. . 1 !K t"!ri it n u-,k u.i: r.iv , ; ..OCia- he a!., ..... ,,. I ! W '-4- 1....0 , w-'v-"tint poK, it. 'urn of the ., ,..,.i . j u' M,e 01 "j ...... "ish the onin. H'CtVl DAILY OCT ART), MDXDAV, 'XK 2-J, tlX)M. A Change of Luck "'iiuher the s!eotln of s-or nvin f,.r . j VI: 3 a Kiif ,.,.,;.., 1,,.. I uetn nil:. 1v:er-::- .l yet. n ;ai:, some " u..r.irty duermlr... a oon.r '"'! miV.ti..wn miin's n.ui.cial it" tiding. There's a mint bed In the White House g.uJeu, but. i;h prohibition ivaves a-raging. it would nmhahlv be worth any s, rvanfs Job who told tnal it supplied flavoring Tor anv thing but sauces. This London medical anthorhv 'hkh asserts that many middle-agi-l men die of stupidity, wil: have to guess again. They may over there but they certainly do not In this nei-k Jf the woods. The Guard's campaign again?! that dfiiot bill board has won out the unsightly dead wall having blown down Saturday night. There are no limits to the power of an untram nieled press. Whatever else they may call Sen ator Bourne, the most persistent "second elective term" boomer of them all, he gave nobody cause to call hltu-a quitter. A headline in the East Oregorinn says "State druggists may come to PendletoV" Nothing strange about 'hat the town went dry, we understand. Some of the professional politi cians, who have received the "back- '.o-work" call are not enthusing over It not so you would notice it. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 1 on s.vlx WANTED (Com luued.) KOH SAI.K One frer. cow and culf. i W AN TKl) Three uirls to Iran. P. L. Miller, lllalr stireei uddltlou. tf I KOH SALE Looae cheat hay. Squirt' i Smith, rho.it) farmers l.ua. FOR SALE A cash register, a safe. and a nickel rolfce urn. Kuttulre at tluard office. tf uursint at (be Eugene IK nerul h.is. Vital. Apply to lr. J. W. Harris. tf WANTED-A mini nu,l his Iff. tlie' woman to cook and the uniti tui work on the ranch. Address, lieu. I Sanderson, I'ump CrtH-k, Laiui Co . I Oreon. ' tfl Xll KENT The Cat: "Heads J I win J The Mice: "Tails J You lose! The Commercial Club wants a few 'arloads of cherries and roses de livered at its rooms tomorrow. Dou't i'orget the time and place. Cut tue grass and weeds along the streets. Kemember that hun- Ireds of strangers will be In Eu ;ene Wednesday. There Is still time to do a whole lot of cleaning up before Wednesday. Take advantage of the good weather ind get busy. The republican platform doesn't i mlt William J. lliyan. Somehow, I e suspected all along that it wouldn't. Heart to Heari Talks. B EDWIN A. NYE. Copyrtrht. 1S. Ir Edwin A. Ny. BECAUSE-- Don't gamble, young man. Been use Fvert- lTIUle should be played fo- the of the L'aine. Ileal sport should not lis lowered to the plane of letting Clean sport demands that tbe gnnie should be ployed for the love of the game Itself and not for the money there Is In It. Do not spoil good sport by bad practice. Because It is a cheap and meau way lo make a nasty dollar. Each time you win the other fellow loses. You get bis money for nothing, llow do you know be enn afford to lose? Tbe loss may make blm commit a clime. Where does that leave youJ Be a man. Pay your way. Euru your own. Don't try to bent your way. Because Gambling will lead you away from good company Into bad. Gumblers do not belong to good society. Tbey and their kind herd together. If you herd with them you must get down to their level. You can't keep clean aud llvo in the mud. Because It will uullt you for business. The fellow who sits up half tbe night to pluy jH.ker Is 111 poor shape to solve business problems tbe next day. He who keeps bis eye on tbe race track or the board of trade quotations must take his eye off his business. And he who neglects business Is unreliable. He cannot serve two masters. Because The fever of gambling will soon get into your blood mid vitiate your life. Instend of giving every iniiu a squnre deal you will come to look for the ad vantage you may lake of every man. And shortly you will come to the place where the line flush to honest endeavor and the fine edge to honor will disap pear. And because And this perhaps Is the Inst thing that will restrain you-so we put It last beeause it Is wrong. What SI111II Wo Have for Dessert? Try JELL-O, tho dainty, apputlt ing. economical dussert. Can be pro- pared Instantly simply add boiling water and serve when cool. Flavor ed just right; sweetened Just right: I perfect in every way. A 10c package i makes enough dessort for a large family. All grocers Bell it. Don's ac jcept substitutes. JELL-0 compiles 1 with all pure food laws. 7 flavors I Lemon, orango, raspberry, strawber . ry, chocolate, cherry, peach. s- , ; k letVf.- - .-1. J I J L TTTarTTri'jce on parade. SPAIN S BAHT rn .sou i ,. ',.. King "" ";.C"'..;,r:.it l'.-re t I'o.lef T;' VZrMu the l'f,n" '''.,.; h.- 1 r .ire, ".rr.'f'g " th rin'- . ,b,3 the !"'"' ., . f bi. ..'II- ers n-is '. ' . us . H-rr 1 . THE MARKET REAL ESTATE IS AT McMUrphey & Rugh's 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE 00 acrefarm, 38 acres In crop, 12 Id pasture; new 6-room bouse and barn; crop, stock, tools. Implements, etc. If . taken soon, go with place at .S,ftoo $1500 cash, balance on good terms. 182 acres, 60 acres In cultiva tion, 40 more can be) 82 acres In timber snd pasture, all fenced: S-roo.n house and bath; good 16iff barn and cow barn for 84 cows; good farm home; H crop; all tools snd Implements go wltb plsce at 0,niM(, on best of terms. 80 acres In crop, 7Vi miles from Eugene. If sold soon, will go at i.'MMM an aro crop Included. 100 acres. 7 miles from Eu gene, on good gravel rosd; 76 acres In cultivation; 5 In pasture and timber. Price. 4,(XK. 16 lots In Phoenix, Arlsona. to trade for property Id or otar Kugene. New (.-room house and lot close, in; modern In every repv.t; well furnished, for rJ.MMi. flood new o-room house and two lous; good barn, chicken house and park; family or chard snd berries; a good borne; for I.OHO. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wtst 8th St. VOR SALK Flvo frssh Jersey milch cows. I'hone Farmers 1S9. 1). l Ohlson. Irving. Jlt)d.v FOR SAL& A gas healer, aiiuoat new, for sale chuap. Address Vox 14, Kugene, Or, It to rt-.-i" 1 " . ,.f Llit your property flb tbe Ore ltg,n Ind Company. Put ao honest lrr-e on It and ws will soob have ft sold. tf FOR 8ALB Tnorougunred Hereford bulls tor sale. Enquire ib Wil lamette street. FOR SALR OK TKADK Socoiid hand buggy; will take wood, pota toes or chickens. Apply at I'nder wood House. Kueue. J21 FOR SALE Good b-room house and barn, on large lot; good garden: Call at 168 Jefferson street. J6 FOR BALH Buff Orptngiau eggs. IS tor tl. W. B. Hsmptou. 11I Columbia avenue, corner 11th it. FOR SALE A first-class barn, suit able to bo made Into a dwelling Enquire 856 or 846 Alder street, tf FOR RENT - Nice front room; fur nace heat: electric lights 1.1. d -bath. Suitable for two ge.Hle roeu. 154 East Ninth street. A ITltl: s. 1( nntiliuetl.) WILLIAMS 111-. ,.. ttrn. ys-aT-law. J. W. Wiiliiiius, L. K. Mean. Practice In stl cunts of ttio stato and before tr.e I', s. Land Office, Offices 12. U. II and 1;. McClunt JESSE G. WKLl M. I any..-" N'J--Jti West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. oppestlo postofflce. tiieb si.eclal attention to tho examki.tMi n of ab stracts, drafting wills, , -.:ing es tates. coneyaneoa mill co.leei lo-.s. Also to all pension matters, l'houe Hud 1176. lAl.vr AM) IX H Nil FOCNl) Fountain Fen Clittn.unt may call on Max Schater, 77 7 High street. N. llAnn.UT.lt. Special atten tion given to divorce- a.ul settlo sienl f estates. Ageut tor Conti nental Insurance Company. Room 6. First Nutl.iuHl Hunk llulldlug, Eugene, Oregon, ll.illdlng. allt.CMajiNK(ll 8 FOrt EXCHArt'il?! vith.a wngon for wood. C. S. Frank, hS East Ninth street. IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu gene. Or. tf FOR SALE1 Parties wishing to buy 200 acres of first-class timber land call on J. W. Carllle, four miles west of Hale. FOR ABSTRACTS In Douglas county, or blue prints of vacant lands, write Roseburg Abstract Company, Kosoburg, Or. )1 FOR SALE All kinds of four-foot wood, fan deliver at onco. Ad dress Q. I., lleckwlth, Ooshen, Or. Phone Farmers 52x6. J25 FOR BALK -room house, ihrea blocks from Wlllametlo stdcet; lot 80x76 feet. Price. $2100. Ore goo Land Company. tf FOR SALE 36 acres river bottom land: t) acres potatoes, 10 acres . corn; balance In hay. Cheap If taken at once. Enquire 476 Wont Fifth street. Jy20 FOR BALE Tliunur land; Quarter section In township 16, s. r. 1 w, section 32.- Will sell cheap It sold at once. Address C, J. O., care tiuard office. FOR BALE City iota, close In; tann lien mnj linn- ir,n down and ll Oper month, without Inter est, w. 11. Kay, at Eugon. uun Company's store. tf FOR BALE A No. t business for sale; good location; clean stork; will take city property In part pay ment. Wish to retire from busi ness. Call at Guard office, tf FOR BALK First-class baled cheat hay; also maple and old growth fir wood. ' Loula C. Vitus, Junc tion, Or., It K. D. No. 2. Phone Farmers' 1. J20 FOH BALK A well Improved fnim of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co burg. This -Is a bargain at I'.O per acre. On good terms. Smith A Brown, Coburg, Or. FOR BALES One National cash regis ter, one Remington typewriter and a large Iron safe. Enquire ot L. M. Trsvls, Loan & Savings bsnk building. FOR BALE Piece of property on West Hllth street. Will give a reduction of I2&0 If taken within ten days. Ilox 541, Eugene, Or. J20 FOH SALE At a bargain, 160 acres of timber on the Sluslaw, one mile from the rvr: cruises 6.000,000 feet. t2,000. Enquire C. V. Ogles by, room 16, Ilockwlth building, tf FOR SALE BY OWNER Seven room house, five and a half lots, piped for Irrigation, high and dry; small barn and chicken house; all kinds or fruit and berries If taken st once, the price will be $2100; In quire of 800, East 13lh Htroet. t LOTS FOR BALE II Y OWNER Two lots snd 8-toom house, bsrn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill race. Lot 160iH5 on Twelfth and Alder streets, Just north of Patterson school. J. J. Walton, (15 Willamette street, tf FRIIT. NIT OR ORNAMENTAL TREES Write or phono L. P. Rounds, Hoffman Hoof... I will be in the city for a few days, and will be pleased to rail and see you. This Is the time of year to order for fall or spring planting; by so doing you secure what you want and get select dock. Our stork Is right; our prices are right, and we will endeavor to treat you right. L. P. Rounds. WAJITKU WANTED A girl to help with the woi k In a small hotel; widow pre ferred. Address Mrs. R. II. Clow. Msplelon. J2 6 ROOMS WANTED All persons hav ing rooms to rent during the uni versity summer session, June 22. July, 31, are requested to phone the registrar of the University. V.ln 27. 11 TEAM WANTED Tbe eliy of Eu gene will receive prrtNsals tip (o Saturday. J0 20 (Market Day) for a good tam to be usnd on the struts snd for fire purposes. Any one having a desirable lestn fur such work liny cslW.n Councilman (eo. F.Or, wrth .lis Hollenbaek Ksl Estste Co, or Oounclliiisn T H Osrrett. with the Mitchell Oarrett Real Estate Co. By order of lbs Cltv Council TIMBER OWNERS ONLY Owners desirous of disposing moderate sited timber tracts of good uualliy and accessibility may find It to their advuntuge to address II. & W., care of Tho lluard J 11 7 Anyone going away for the summer who would like some one to take care of their place may call on or phone to Mrs. Frances Grif fith, 367 West Fifth street. Phone Red 1752. NOTICE Having recovered from toy injury 1 have resumed my business of horseshoeing and genernl black smithing. C. D. Holoway, East Elsvonth street. Falrn.ount, Or. DON'T tall to see Chexem If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm aud city prop erty. Improved and unimproved Timber aud mining stock. II. Che em, Room tl. Walton Bldg. tf POLK'S GAZETEER A business di rectory of each city, town and vil lage In Oregon and Waablngton. giving a descriptive sketch of each place, together with the location and shipping facilities, and a clas sified directory of each business anil profession. R..L. Polk & Co. Inc., Seattle. , f 10 CASH AND 110 PER MOM I'll Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Income from which will be sufficient to mnkn you In dependent for Ufu. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Information and contract true. F. II. Robinson gonernl agent, Pacific Grove. Cel. INTERNATIONAL COItKESPON DENCK 8CHOOL8 "The Bus) Mull's University." Gives a thor ough training at your own I101111 In nearly all the trades and profes Ions. Text books and Instrument, (when required) furnished free Full Information and circulars al the lorsl enrollment office, 46 W. Eighth street, It. J. Klrkwooil, rep resentative. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHYSICIANS AND Hl'KOKONH DR. ANNA MAURER. Ostuapathli phy'clan. All cuiable disease treated. Women and children 1 specialty. Office ovor F. E. Dunu'i Phon Red 1631. DR. II. L. BTUDLEY Osteopalhl. physician. Offices over Chambers store, 618 Willamette, street Phone Illsck 1326. Consultatloi free. Residence 734 Furry street Phone Red 317. C. H. CANNON, M. D. Ilouiuupathlt physician aud surgeon. Cbronli diseases and diseases of women and children a specially. Electrl cal vibratory aud It as lit treatment Office, Suite 1, i aud 3, Dunn build ing. I'bone Main 640. Hoards Hoffman House. Phono Muln 11. J. K. TITL'B, M. I'. Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chnmlc dlscapee and diseases of women and cklldren given speulal attention Fsradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office, 681 Willamette street with Dr. L. K, McDougnl. Ileal denco, 632 Pearl strtiet. Office phone, Main 629. Residence phone. Main 631. i mi;k I AMit.N J. W. KAYS & CO., umlortnkera and funeral directors. E.iKei.e, Or. DAY & HENDERSON, undertakers and embatmerH. Corner Willam ette and Seventh aircc'w. ATTORN KYH-AT-I.A W 8. D. ALLEN, Atton,e,.t-la. I6 Willamette street, Eugene Oregon L. BILYEl), Attorney-st-law. Offlo over Yorsn's shoe store, Eugeut Oregea. LEON R. EDMUNnON, Attorney-st Isw. Rooms I and 2, E'lgene Loal and Havings Bank. ij. V. TRAVIS, Atli,ruey-al-i. of flee over Eugene Ioan & Saving. Bank, Eugene. Oregon. DOKItlH HKIPWORTH, Attorneys at law. Office In Huvey building aver Chambers-lJrfstuv bank. WALTON REHS, Attorncys-at-law J. J. Walton and B. P. Ness. Wil primes In sl the courts Ui thi kite. Office, r0m 3, Waltoi Block, Eugene, Oiegon C. A. WINTEK MEIER, Attorney. al law. Land titles and probate spec laities. Office ovO Chambers-llrla-tow Bsnk. WOODCOCK m POTTER, Attorneys at-law. A C. Woedcotkand E. O Pouer, Office one block south Of Ct. s . W. T. CORDON, funeral director. Stnte licensed embalmer. Office and resilience. Tenth and OUv4 streets. IM.ot.u lied 4 I si. AKCIIITECr FREE THOMAS Arcliltect. Ssoteh oh 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 me. Tonus reasonable. Room 7, Cbrismun block. . VETERINARY SI Itt.KOSS DR. C. l Glllliiiil Formerly State Votorinnry of Cali fornia; served three years on Statu Medical llourd. Is located al 2 3 W. Dill Street: Phone lied HIM. MINING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Unliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore troatment. Eugene Oregon. CARPET CLEANERS JAY C. MOORE, carpet cloaner. Phono Black 507 1. A IISTR ACTORS THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and J, Wuren Block, Eugene, Or Pries reitsonebiu. . REAL ICSI .M IC AGENT J. L. CLARK & CO. Dealers It. real estate, Creswell, Or. SOt THI.HN PA( II 10 It. II. TIME CARD Toward Poi'llautl rnsseugtsr No. 162:43 a. in., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 0:00 a. 111., Collage Clrov Passenger. No. 13 ll:6r. n. in., Ituaeburg Passenger. No. 14 6:42. p. m., Portlund Ex press. Townnl Han Fruntisci Pusseiiger. No. 11 2:18 p.m., Roseburg Pus longer. No. 17 0:35 p.m., C'oltago Orove Passenger. No. 16 12:32 a.m., Cullfornla Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. 11.., San Francis co Express. . WcnillliiK P.ritncli. No. 84 8:30 a, 111., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No, 82 11:10 a. m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. 111., leuvea Eugono for Wendllug. No. K8 6:40 p. 111., urrlves Eugene from Wendllug. WM. MURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agt, Portland Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. G. P. A, A. J. GILLETTE, Local Agent. 'KNOW HOW" t ..KM Mil. It. I'AIIUV. ' Ifi what nutki-8 our wurk tm tlioroiiitli find tltirablw. V Kn'tw ciirtiaKtn frmn ln round n Vtn-n th rt U troublo wh know to ! utt It Mtii pwiifMly It in 1 hi tii'rft tn.'inm-r unl -ihortt-Ht tlm'. 'I'll. 'it HH'.iriH a first- , ( Ian Job find a vt hiik.II llll fur ('imlin. Have in 1 1 iir nkli nu your (.trrliiMtt. Vt.u'll be kI.kI you -Ihl. Burbacli & Bristow. . 531 Olive St. H. H. McVAY Succfiis It. M S. tlubbls Transfer Company , nill l 11 itriHTstl Ininr.T IhmIih'w! usi.t I.. u.l.i. 1. 1 iriu.ilsi IdinLtl Mils I nil Ihlnui III hU 1 1 ii" nill nnivw iniiiitt mitt rurfiiil iiiti'iilHui. "liulnrN IV'inpl nml ( Hri ful" In Mir iihXIu, hiik Hi-iI I 121 b , ' Ijberi ujl. ..k nnuht t lA-Vsa'-sevssi ' u-v thf Dowager Empresi of