Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 25, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIHE lmt DA1Y GUARD, rr.ixTiXfi i n., liarleH. Flslier. j. bSbhtd every day of Q. ..JaVS e.vrpi.-u. auu.os it 1 1 .. i ..... & A ,1... . - f ,nlcatins and make all r mit-' Sores pa.' able t0 Tue EuE (iuani i Eigne0'OP- 0! ""s,llicriptioll Kul.-S Daily Mlverea by carrier, per wevk. : nellvered by carrier, per month i! mail, o"e yar (in advance) I L months (in advance) . 2. 1 One nionih .:, Single Copies - , ! Weekly Guard, per year .... i.:, advertising rates made kso.n Ewred'0"' Eugene, Oregon, p.....uf., fice as second-class matter. ! i Agents 'or The Guard. ! . The following are authorized to ! . Mke anil receipt for subscriptions or1 ' nnv other business fur Th.. ! Sir and" Weekly Guard. Cresweli J. L,- Clark. robura George A. Drury. All pjstmasters are authorized toi celve and receipt for subseriti nitlie Pally and Weekly Guani UtlOtls AX INnKl'KXDKXT I'Al'l.l!. Menib'T of Associated Tllt HSPAV, Jl'XK, L'.-. nios. 1 . I BE1) I.KTTKlt DAY IX KUCiKXK'S 'IIISTOKV.' . I . Yesterday was in all respects a red letter day for Eugene, when the Ugliest railroad . officials in the country took notice of the occasion. General Manager Kruschnitt, of the Hjrrinian lines wired from the East his congratulations and well-wishes, mil General Manager O'Brien of the Northwest, was one of -the most pleised and enthusiastic of the Port Uad excursionists. Portland speak ers at the dinner predicted that many of those present would live to see Eugene a city of 50,000 people and the spirit of our citizens was coiu nented upon by every visitor in the lost favorable terms. The interest and friendship of the railroad peoplameans a great deal far the future ofEugene, when It is tdmltted that one of the first of the proposed new Harriman lines to be constructed In the west, will be the Oregon Eastern, extending down in to California, via Klamath Falls, as veil as eastward to connect with the Oregon Short line at Ontario. With the terminus of this great system in Eugene or Springfield, or perhaps between the two towns, soon to be connected by a street-railway, this city must become the most important Interior jobbing point in the west, as well as a great milling and manufac turing center. Therefore, the friend ship of the railroad magnates will be in essential'' factor in our future srewth, their interest and assistance being all that is needett to make a great city here within the next ten years. A man living in the vicinity of San Jose, (Calif.) has discovered that the bite of a rattlesnake Is a sure anti dote for Insanity. He Aas tried it and knows what he is talking about. It is related that this man, James Gillman, by name, became mentally unbalanced a number of years ago because of the death of Ills wife and certain financial troubles, and, al though not at all violent, he has be;n considered "off" since the inci dents alluded to. Not long ago he as out working on his farm in the mountains and came across a rattier, which bit him on the hand. The man rushed to the house, which was pre- ilded over by his daughter, anil thej roung lady bled the wound which s rapidly showing all the symp tom of poisoning. When the effects of the snakebite passed off if was found that the hithertoo insuuj 11. an s perfectly sane and he lias since that time been enjoying all his nn-n-W faculties. Here Is soni' thing '!! medical world can digest a- its h'is But is not the reincil wi.r' "an the disease? Portland, too, is goins nf ri(lcms who neglect to 1 tms and weeds about tb-i lses- The Oregonian says: onli.iance, the terms n eotnpfi H(.erty-owners to ' PremiP of thistles and f'rthl'n,., was passed by '' 'ouncii esterday afterno.u'.. lw It i- vetoed by Mayor I. oim- a law fn dun time " A I' Thomas F. r.yan. th.' N UWoialre, is an antl-Hi;. ftt t: the Denver conviri i: . ' Vlrima county in whi - ' 'aina a ltKal residence for I" Ptoses. Tommy was ..ti. """"h that nominated ami f ''tier fniip years ngo. bur t l nor they have mutli ci.a ",1 out now. Rumor says Taft is willliu ',rlia any sugl:stloJl as t.. . to b.'fr sprinting trim . 4,1 h.- reduce his weig'.'.t lfln ' U niustnche. "T. -dd ' " he. you kn iw . Uf; 'he trained and the Or o . o o d o M illil.i; fa - of tiu,. Kvery visit. )r rri. .1 :iu.,y ;, , a MHivt iiii. n, qn-t, and .l--:r aii'l i tlll'lll. I'm, Inasmuch as .111,1.1;,. nrav .IVS- ant out ,if nalinul polish-." Oai-h men win, have opened "Gray head quarters" In Denver are liable to In charged with sailing under false col ors. We presume the Austrian princess has stirred up Europe by eloping with an automobile agent, was actu ated by a de.flre to avoid future trouble with her machine. The factories of the glove trust can now work overtime all the time. The authorities of Pittsburg have or dered the smuttown police to wear white gloves when on duty. If the average female devotee of fashion had the' epigram habit, she would probably say: "I rare not who ridicules the newest fads In clothes, as long as I can wear 'em." Bryan has only to say the right word a promise of course, and the Tammany braves will be the loudest Bryan shouters at the Denver con vention. And now a good many are wonder ing if the Denver convention will have a democratic Frank Hitchcock and a steam roller. The United States ex-presidents. has no living Heart to Hear! Talks. By EDWIN A. "NYE. CtpyrlcM. IMS. by Edwin A. Nye. HE WAS COLOR BLIND. A New Yurk mau uauiel Black cura mlttetl sulfide the other day ami umk the trouble to tell the world his rea SOMA. Somehow the average dulclue veva to feel lu un indistinct kiud of w.iv ti - 1 rABEL 1 ALi o'FlO. . l. . : " ' - I I THK El'GKVK DAILT GTARD, THIKSOAV, Jl XK. A -6 THZ R1CIG SEASON k 1 SL i foUtfe&f '"J JfoMl , -n.. ., i,K... iv,e urn. V,.,, y-TTJ f Ornfrog wins th Goosabtrry tak by hock that his rau action requires some tort of justlflcation. oiav ten a uoie in wnicu De aaya 1 be found no beauty In life, nothing but j "hypocrisy, deceit and aelBshneas." Au honest wall, doubtless, but ! A little Introspection mlglit have .... ruagut Ulin that the luck wiu uot In the world, but In himself. There ! plenty of truth and sincerity and self sucrl flee In the world, but be could Dot . see . "lij r 10 Ileeause be f saw only what every i tunn must sev-a reflection uf bhDHelf. lie who Is drunkeu cun see only n dniukeu world, lie who U u peKiU- mist ftt'VH gloom. He who It dishonest ; cotiHlders all men dishonest. , i Every ntuu Is u uik-rixosin a uilulu lure world. f If til la m nn Iiim! Ifiril.-cxt Ititti S j world of himself be would have there I discovered a shun of the "UyjKKTiH.v. , Uert'lt aud Helhbiiess" be eouiiibilned . I of ill others. j ;If b.' found 110 iH'iiuty lu the world : : It wi;s because there whs no beuuty lu ! hi life, rise the tu'iiuty lu bis life ' mmld buve fouud a tit (-oiuauioiisUip ' wlih the lieauty that Is everywber. ! j And contrariwise j I One U asluillated Into the likeness ' I of those thhiKH tbat be loves aud ad- I tulres. If thbt man bad really loved -I and .-ulmlred Iwuuty ond truth and -I oodnes be would have been changed Into the likeness of beauty and trutb and coodiifHs. That Is the Inevitable law nf assimilation. That In l!:e tnmble with the a vera ice critfr mid reformer. He ThIIs to crttl htmself He neVcts In reform X c TC QUiT0 THE STAGE. x, t. ., .1,,. ,,. 111 .. , , , :.. T.i 1 1 if' , -t,,. ,;! twenty . . ,, .... .. Il, I he 1 l. ,t ii !., ' t , I I tj'He -"- if itt IN BEETLEBURG. or rn 11. - . . . 1 1 1 1 11 himself. If Diogenes, instead of going alm.it the n recta of Athena with 11 lighted lantern looking In vain for an bonnit man. had held the lantern to the re- cesse nf his own heart he might have discovered n lack aa great. ll.u. u.. IU ....... .. I Poor autetdel Hp was color blind i.nd 1 could not . ' about him. the beauty that was all DeWltt's Witch Haiel Salve. It Is especially good for piles. He au.e get Hewitt's. It is sold by all driiKKlsts. sntsc Kii.K vtm thw jitard THE MARKET EOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphcy &Rugh's 22 west 8ih St WE BUY , WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE R0 acrefarm, 3H acrea In crop, i lu pftHttne; new ti-rooiu house aud Irnru; crup, stuck, toolu, ImpleineiitH, etc. If taken Honu, ko with pla'-e at V;l,,VM $i:.uii cash, balance on Jiofjd leriuH, . 162 acres. 0 acres In cultiva tion, 4) more cun be; H'Z acres In tiiuli'T and lUHture, all fenced; h-room house Kud ba t b ; Kood 3 f i ft 'I ba r u and cow barn for 34 cows; good farm home; crop; all tools and linil jni-ntJi ko with place at )Mi..HH, on bet of t ruts. acre In crop, tVd ml lea from Kukwi. If luild soon, will go at :to.iH mi iM-re crop lncludd. 100 air.. 7 in lies from Kh ta""it. on i'iiod u ravel roud ; V.'. a r s tit ciititvatlon; 2:. In past 'ir arid limber. 1'rlcc, l,ooo. ! lot m In l'tiM-nli, Arltiiia. to trade for projit-rty In or near KiiKene. New K-roorn boune and .lot i loe In ; rnodfrn In every r"iHMt; w-ll furnished, for IJ.IHIO, Good new & room house and fo lot; y.ntu Uarn, ebbken Ii'him- and p.itk; family or il;ird and W'-rrln; a kok1 home; for i.WM. McMURPHEY &RUGH 22 wnt 8'h Sto Si lmw. CLASSIFIER COLUMNS !' .; s t.i. - it. If t;i; s.v..u. i.,o.-c chcu .; s.i.i-ic Smith. I'hone I'aiu.ets l.lt'. dwt:u ' 1 ! Fou SAl.iv gas neater, ;tur...st new tor s.iie cheap. Ad,lii' it. 14, Kiuene, Or. if KOK SAl.K Tuoi ouK-iurt-a lu-n'toi.! liut.s ftr 5ale. KuQUtre. 5;'0 U 11 litint tie strtn-t. ,f von s.vi.k - Hood l ..; it. . tl ic.l t:e tl! llOli,' M till I ..; it. . n If.iitt' ;t . m-o.: .tui. tt. 'ail at I ti .letters.'!! .i 1 c nit unit urputKt ,, lo for 1. W. 11. Hampton, 1 iej 1 t olunibta Hveuue, comer ItHli i. ! KOK SAl.K A nrt-t'Ias barn, mi.! Kmitilso s;.(l or Aiit-T r-tr"-l. ' biU S A LK I'Hrtiis vi,.i: to Ut ai'ros of firsi-rln. in vr I ii tall on J. V. C'aruk', I .r i. U wist of Halts rtHt ahstii vt' it; r.i t, ' t,r blue prints of writ,' Itoscliiiis Ahsti Uus'-bur, Or. i cm l) ; .t !;..... .)tll il . I I'Oli SAI.I All kin Is .if four wood, fan deliver . o icu. dress G. I,, lleckwltll, ii. then, ll l'liono Farmers fil'v Ftllt SAl.K 9-room house, "three blocks from WlllaiueiUt stdeot; lot KIH76 feet. I'i'Ice, $2100. Ore gon Laud Company. t KOK SAl.K 35 acrea river bottom land; It acres potatoes, 10 acres corn; balance In hay. Cheap If taken at once. Knqutro 476 Went Fifth atreet. Jy20 FOK SALK Tlmoor land: quarter sectlun In township 16, a. r. 1 w, section 32. Will aell cheap If sold at once. Address C. J. 0., rare Guard office. FOK SAl.K City ion. close In; 1300 )350 and 1400; SO dowu and 1 Oper month without Inter est. W. 11. Kay, at Eugene Uun Company's store. If FOK BALK A No. l business for sale; good location; clean stock; will take city property In part pay ment. Wish to retire from busi ness. Call at Guard office, tf Kilt BALE A well Improved fiura of 120 acrea, i miles north of t'o liurx. This Is a bargain at l 0 per acre. On good terms. Smith ft llrown, Coburg, Or. FOK HAi.E Ono National cash regis. 4er, ono Ituinington typewriter und a Inrge Iron safe. Enquire of L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. Foil SALK At a bargain, 160 acres of Umber on the Hluslaw, one mile from the river; cruises 5.000,600 feet. $2,000. Enquire (V V. Ogles hy. mom 16, lleckwltll building. If FOK SAl.K HY OWNEIt Sevnn room hr.use. five nnd a half Iota, piped for irrigation, high nnd dry: small ham. and chicken house; all kinds of fruit and herrles. .If taken at once, the price will be $2100; In quire of K06. East 13th Street. t LOTS FOK SALK MY pWNEK Two lots and 8-room bouse, barn; fine t Innd fur garden; on Fourth atreet, near mill race. Lot 16nxU5 on Twelfth and Alder streets, Just north of Patterson school. J. J. Walton, 515 Willamette alreet. tf FHI'IT, NUT OK OKNAMENTAL TKEErt Wrllo or phone L. I. Hounds, Hoffman Mouse. I will bo In the city for a few days, and will be pleased to cull and see you. This Is fhe time of year to order for fall or spring planting; by so doing yy.i secure what you witfit: anil get select stock, Our slock Is right; our prices are right, and we will endeavor to trwil you right. L. I. Itounds. S" A N'i I-: I An experienced siai-ch Ironei at tin. i-'lstier laundry. WAVIKIi- Yunng man to drive Ice wnicon. Mont lie ;.'iirilnl d on side. Ice plant, W. lull Hi 127 WA.VIKH - A girl In help with III. work In a hiiiuI! hot'0; widow pre-f'-ni'l Address Mrs. It. II. Clow. Mapletoll. J2II IKOO.MH WANTEK All liersolls hav I Ing rooms to rent during tin unl verHlty summer session, June 22 I July, 31, are requeie,! to phone 1 the registrar of the University. ' Main 2 7. J2I WANTED ThreH girls to ler6 nursing at the Kilgene General bus plial. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris ! WAMEIl -A man and Mis wile, the woman to cnik and the man u Work on the ranch. Address, Geo Sanderson, Camp Creek, Lane Co.. Oregon. tl WANTED - Tea her or University Htii'l'-nt for upe lal educational work for two months; $.') a month sltll eSH,r hours H'nle lat imihI tlon. Address, 1'onltlon, cure of Guard .121 V. AM ED l.silv lnier"!.f d In fhtjr'h or Hiinilay' school work, Ic e,f.,!,:!-li work a!'hg prlnniry and Jui,l.rullil,le eklv; I'MI't eatrtnt. Give Mtinly lili'i: $1 lie active Slid I' re'er-nre slid ad cni'KCM rf fiuard .It 1st .l t t. 't S tU I I I I Nil Noll'K I ' :', I r 1 it. my t:'.;iu I tl.t,' ;,-i;in,,l I V i v i,;, .iii,'. Ot il.H M'U,t llg al.d CiT.c l .i; 1. stunning i p lo!,, , , K.il i n: a st i ccl, I'.iirnumnr , Or I I A K i: N I.. . t ,ntj!-u .. .1 :: : I nut n t,i i . 1 (h it i t I f 1H. .1 ll.VltU'S Atit'!H' uM.ti aw :i f.M ; sun. nit ; uli. 1 wo;i!t1 hhf M'i'.i,' tc '.ir.ri i il I'liO t;i.i .il. m or I'lii'iii t,i M r. K; . ., u- ti:li. ;t;.; w.t rii;!i ::.lf, ::miu-i liril i;..: I ll.N"l full m v'ln'H'iu II u 1 waht ba-Kahis in ri:il osiui". We buy atnl n.-ll (arm anJ city projt ! eriy. mpKipvl :.u.l uiiiui;irincii i TtmluT und tulutri: ttu'k il. (.'In- J "n, Koom U. Wattou HMr. if I 1 !MHI" . ilii'. . y .. d t; i ii :d sic, t InniM, r . 'i'::c t; ..':.'U.t- (M. . l ;i,;.:. nt di .11 ; :n nl, i,,ic : tiacts ot i,i i;i;i't; l::a ! lli,l H I I1!- lr . addicts II. ,v V., cur r.l hi.'T tut l'.:Ml AM. Jle 1'Klt MdM'll -Will l ly a tii'uiitlfnl falltornla vliiey.,,-d. the Income (nun which will h. sufficient to make you in depen 'ei.t for life. Ilaudsotue liainiM.lv , valuable Information aud cou raet free. K. II. liohiuson, Keueial aKent, I'nelflc tlrovo. Cnl. INIKKNAIIONAL GOItltKSI'ON DKNCK SCHOOLS "The llusy Man'i llulverslly." (lives a thor ough training at your owu home In nearly all the. trades and profes sions. Text bookB aud Instruments (when required) furnished tree. Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 45 W. Eighth atreet, K. J. Klrkwood, rep. reionlallvs. FOLK'S UAZKTEKK A bualneaa di rectory of each city, town and vil lage In Oregon and Washington, - giving a descriptive sketch of each place, together with the location and shipping facilities, and a nlaa- . sifted directory nf each business and profession. It. L. Folk & Co., . Inc.. Seattle. Hill KENT FOK KENT Nice front room; fur nace heat; electric llghta and hath. Hultnbln for two gentle men. 154 Knat Ninth street. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN FHVHtCl.WN AND Hl'lUlKONH UK. ANNA. MAUKK1I. Oatcnpalhlc phys'clan, All qui able dlseaaet treated. Women and children I specialty. Office over F. E. Uunn'l I'hona Ited 1631. U 11. II. L. 8TUDLKY Osteopathic physician. Office, ovor Chambora' atore, 518 Willamette streoi I'hone Illack 1326. Consultation free. Kesldenre 734 Forry atreet. I'hona Ited 317. C. H. CANNON. M. D. Homoepathlc physician and surgeon. Chronic dlseaaea and dlaeasas of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Bulla I, 3 and 3, Dunn build lug. I'hone Main 640. Board! Hoffman llouae. I'hone Main 11. , F. TITUS, M. 1). Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and aiseaAS of women and children given special attontlou. Faradlo galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatment! giv en. Office, 681 Willamette atreet, wltb Dr. L. K. McDougal. Resi dence, :I2 l'enrl atreet. Office phone, Main 629. ltesldence phune. Main 631, ATTOKM EVH-AT-I.A W 8: D. A 1. 1. E.N, Aiioinoj-at-la, til Wlllametto atre.it, Eugene Ornaont . 1IILYKU, Attoruny-at-law. Oiflo. over Yorau's ahoe atore, Kugena Oregun. . I.KON It. KD.UUNn.JN; Attorney-at-law. Iloomi 1 and 2, K'tgene Loaii and Savings Hank. . V.. THAVIS, Atloriiy-at-la. Of ah'e over Eugene liau at Saving. Hank, Eugene. Oregon. WALTON NESS, Attorneys-at-law J. J. Walton and S. I'. Neaa. Will ' practice In all the courts In tht state. Office, room 3, Walton II lock, Eugene, Oregon C. A. WINTEII.MEIKK. Attorney-ai law Land title and probate apeo laltles Office over ('liiimbers-llrls tow Hsnk. WOODCOCK at I'OTTKII, Attorneys at-law. A. tl. Woodcock and E. O I'otier. Office one block aouth ol fhrlo'iiau block. Eugene, Oregon WILLIAMS MEAN, nttorneys-ac law. J W. Williams. I. E lleao Practice n all courts of the atat and before the U, S. Land Offlrl Offlrea 12. 13, 14 and 15 McCInn JESSK G. WEI.I.B, Lawyer, No. t( West Eighth itreel, Eugene. Or oppnslti. t.nsu.f flee. Gives specla attention to the axamtnatlon of ah atraeta, drafting will,, settling s tntes, convcysnres anil follectlona Aa.o in all pension matters, I'hou. Ited 1176. N. HAKIIAI'GII, Special atten lion given to dlvoret. and settle lent if estates. Agent for font) pen. at Insurance Company. Kiiin 5. First National Hank liulMltii Eane, fJrugon. Ilulldln. Ml .. 1 r. liKi.i V SI. Il rt t I'AY Ac ilK s.-r.i..- .till! fit. I'd!.:.' ".i. ,M 11 s .iu - t tid mul .Si'ii ii : h ii 1 ' . St HU' tlifiiHi J i-i'n , ( hi. : 1 un.l rriiilt'iu e. V. u: h un .' t t'ifi'th. f'houy Ki-1 I I" I'll 1 A ItV S( li't.HiN- mi. i . 1 1 11 i-VnuiTlv S:..ti Vt'ti'riiuu y ii f i'i nla . m r . ! 1 :iro ears on ; M' -lua :.m:.I I, .i-io at 'Z :th sin. ,: l"i. n, Ui il I'isi. UMi t. v;i . !; Kits MEItllKtll' l.Eliilt. unniiig enmtieer and expert inetaiturt;l.-.i. Uellable Inforui.tliou tin niched to iiiieudlng lue!t.irs. Kxaoiiiiattous aud ra. pons on inlues aud. ore Irviliuent. Eugene Oreito'i Altl'lll l i:t T FKr.K THOMAS -Arcnllwi. bstfiet. es aud itaus diawu, blue prima and siieclllcatlons. tleneral super vision over buildings lu course of construction. If thinking uf build ing, largo ur small,. see me. Tortus roai.onuL.lo. Koom 7, Chrismau block CAItl'KI' CI.KANKItS JAY C. MOOKE, carpet cliwner. I'hone 4llnck D071. AllHTltArTOIW THK LANK COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Kouma i and 3, Waren Black, Kugena.'Or J'rtee, roasonshla. UKAIi K8TATR AliKNTS J. L. Cl.AKK A CO. Dealers IL real estate, Creswell. Or. . HOllllEKN l'ACIFlo V., II. TIME CAKU Townrtl I'oMlanA Iassengt No. lb 3:43 a. in., Oregon Ex press. . No. 78 6:00 a. ai., Cottage Grove I'aaaengor. No. 13 11:65 a. m., Koaehurg l'aasenger. No. 14 8:43 p. m., Portland Ex preaa. ' Townrtl Han Kmnclsciv -l'asaetig..r. No. 11-2: IS p.m., Itosuhurg i'a aongor. . No. 179:35 p.m., Cottage Orove l'aasenger. Na lu 12:32 a.m., California Ex- ' press. No. 13 6:44 a. m., Sun, Francis co Express. Weuilllng llriincli. No. 84 H:30 a, m., leaves Eiigeue fur Springfield. No. 8211:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. in., leaves Eugene for Wendllng. No. HH 6:40 p. m., arrives Eugene from Wendllng. WM. MUKRAY. - Gen. l'uss. Agt, 1'nrtlnnd, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, , ' Asst. G. 1'. A. ' ' A. J. GILLETTE,' Local Agent. , TAW M l i "U.VOW' IKIIV" ( AltltlAtiE ItKIMIltING Is what makes our wri k so thorough sndv'luriilile. Wo know cartlug.'S from the ground Uf. Wli -n thu-e Is trouble in fciiiiw wher lo 'tortile It and remedy I' tu th lied uianneraud shortest ilu.e. Tiint i...ians a flrst clnss Joli at., I a v-'ry s-uall hill lor reiiijr.,. Iii ve us t.v our skill on v"r i-urriage. Y u'll be glad you did Eurbach oL Bristow 531 Olive St. Appreciates sinok'n:g good cigars It gives him relaxation. The Mount. Hoed Claris a favorite aironjf thinking men It is positi'.e'y the bcr.f JO: Cigar on the market I : o perO.:0 '1 A Hand," the pa 'if more of a (E) .