Eugene daily guard., June 29, 1908, Image 3

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. AN lN'DKI'KXDKXT I'AI'Kl!.
McllilK-r of Associated Pre..
MONDAY, JIM'. ;;!, !)on.
-
J You will find liaivains a.l-
t 1 ,
vertised in tne Dig ad;, and in
the little ones. Hut. to the
person who has a want, there s
is no better bargain to he had
in this city than a few linos of
classified advertising space in
this newspaper.
if your money is not par-
- tlcularly Important if it Is
4. easily made, and you prefer to
spend it in a happy-go-lucky
way, then the ads. will not In-
terast you.
"GUTTING HACK TO
OUR BASE OF SIPPL1KS."
Under the caption of "Getting
Bck to our BaBe of Supplies," In the
Craftsman for June, a writer takes
up the subject of the decline of agri
culture and asserts that to restore It
to Its proper prestige In the country
is a matter which Is attracting the
attention of many of the econom
ists. It Is the most Important in
dustry of them all and should be so
regarded. The writer quoted says
our ambition Is boundless and our
commercial and industrial expansion
has been phenomenal, but neverthe-
less we find ourselves at the present
tlme in tbe position of an army which
has allowed itself to be cut off from
t Its base of supplies. We have been su
Intent upon conquest that we have
failed to keep open our line of re
treat a fatal oversight In commer
cial, as It is in military advance,. Thus
tar, backed by widely varied and
generally favorable climates, the best
soils In the world, and abundant pro
ductlon of all the natural food sup- It will appear as a serial In one of
nllde u-a hivQ nuvbr hrld tn mill idfithn Ww York magazines, beginning
the question of-scarcity. On the con
trary, we have not only had enough
and to spare for ourselves, but have
always been able and ready to go to
the relief of other nations suffering
from famine.
But now we are confronting the
fact tiat we shall soon have ao.uoo.
000 of people to support and that the
Price of foodstouffs of all kinds is
lmost prohibitive not because the
market is cornered by trusts or by
tqck gamblers In Wall street or the
Pit, but because the sources of sup-
Ply are too far removed from the j
commercial centers and production isj
insufficient for the needs of the!
Population.
Such a state of affairs seems ali-
urd In a country of such vast est-nt-l
here the natural resources are a I- j
most boundless, but ntvertheiess it
exists, and it has been brought about
largely by our own neg!e.-t j
"aalefulness. We have funned oui'j
Population .Into a huge army which,
"ists sololy for commercial and l"-j
dustrial conquest, and cadi ludivil-j
"ai is so bent upon imin.-d'.a;-' ;
that the larger necessity
ing sufficient supplies h,
8l8ht of. we have allow
'o drift away from our
of .r..v.
s be a 1"
d oilrselv
in.-,, of s:l
". a lack of furethi."! 1 ;"'
nich the individual citizen i' 1 "
responsible than the le .d- rs
fMt organizations who '..a'.- n-"1.
Possible our commercial pr.
This idea of the govern
'ng its prosecution of the
uiion two witness.
WttPse public and uriwate
" long been under susphl"".
Kribs.
di'
who has no doubt pi
mofe than nnvnna else bv the timber
rbbing oiieratilons In Oregon- i " 'f
,w look good to the unpre;" ! " 1
oalcker. Both of these nun ' ! :h'
los character secure absolu'-' ;;"
fucity from prosecution b '
ta against others whose stand :: "
J"lic and private life was n-v-r ''"
,r"- min-hed, and there i a -r'""
'suspicion that the harder i" ;-' '
15(1 Kr"s swear, the clea;C ' ! '' "
th"lr title to freed..;;; ' '
"tie way of enfotQ'iK "' "'
01 "it-re are so& ugly f-
It that do not appeal to th :n
J r il.KAK IIAILl tilAKP, MIIMIAV, JI NK 2)1, tlMW. 3 1
h?rrut s. ( j,,..ift a, j ( . U i -
" I s ""K-v iiu! .. :i
On..
:n I'a.
id
Hid nu,,,,.
"r.s stale, j,!:d
'in.a'e an,l s.
,t-,.
""'r "'""tns. The i;i.,'s
rati 2-:
""""nira, w.,rk or
are excellent .,
ting from cover to'eo,
is :-i
Th. ,-,
' irumtary to Kit;
etle receive- .
'ai tiiemion
the H'tr-.,..I ....
Fol,
"ClKliail iln.l I .
t 1 .L ..."
'"ail iinn I i.n .1 . ...
loth
r th; "ion of the tourist
to.lngs in Oregon,- sho,, ,'
ail. d
"Oi'l-
pienaid advertis
anient for the ,
Secre'arv w -
Ore
" State liairv ..!' '
dy f.-r
cir. ulj'i.ui t;:e r i ..'
tliat
verv
" J for the
"Ull the ,
car.
"port wii i h 1ms
a r ed
I"1- any dairy niceiiiu
I fiust, and Mr. tVj-s
i a copy t evervon,- in.'
res;, d
01. :i -,v,i
and 2,-
h..i.l..
""Hi-st. 0.,-,m ba, .,
ifnlly in fruit. Kril. ,
; industries
hut dairvi
Iccuril or ureal, .-1 I . , :
i'l'oilucis having risen In a
of IJ.Odo.OaO annually five y,.;irs
to $iT,ouo.0(io in lint;
Things have finally come t,, a
show-down with Castro, the head of
the measly little republic f Vene
zuela, In South America, and at the
present time ii looks very much like
he will get the sound thrashing that
he has deserved so long. But let
some of the European countries do
the work. They are good and mad at
the arbitrary methods employed by
the upstart president and will take
reat pleasure In applying the slipper
on a spot where it will do the most
good.
The Salem Journal and some other I
newspapers that did their best to : dustrloU3 wllh01lt b,ing Ur,vel,.
destroy the State University, now j AHer the exan.ple set by the r
want to reconstruct it. The Guard King Alfonso, of Spain, is a prac- publicans. It is neither strange nor
simply offers the suggestion that I tlca, anll.ra(.e slli(.der the queen ' surprising to find democratic states
whatever changes are necessary In ; ,ag, wcek ,)reSented him a second ' men strenuously declining second
tne course 01 study and tne manage
ment of the university they should he
Initiated by its friends.
!
.
Pendleton contractors should lie
, ready to hid on every article of nia-
terial to be used for the new federal
building, remarks the East Orego
nlan. Good idea, but If Pendleton's
federal building moves as slowly as
Eugene's there Is no us.' to get un
duly excited about bidding on Its
construction for another year or two. ;
John D. Rockefeller has determin
ed, to publish the story of his life and
in Octoiur. Now if he "ol ,l
veal among other things t..e cloven
hoof and horns, a lot of people in the
country will be greatly disappointed-
An ardent Itoosevelt-or-buster is
at with an appeal to the Denver con
ention to make the ticket. Ko.se-
WOMAfTS
Nov., tntn.
one Mccnd "
Photognpher Johnisn:
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LATEST PORTRAIT OF MME. TETRAZZINI.
M:ne. Tetriu.iui hus "iigaPi euitlvutl I.o.uloti. rt'in-attuu the irlu iiiphM at
Covciit (Janlen which in:irK-l her tippt-uruncet. there Ivtore he entile to Amer
Icii. 1'urls critics refer to the spirit which has greeted her In the Ungilsb
uphill us "epiieptlc'euthiisliisui." The ruinous singer Is to be a member of tlM
velt and Ilryan. and the platform.
"Sweep out the rich malefactors."
Hot stuff, all right, but won't go for
obvious reasons.
I
. I that the office of vice-president Is
Every once In so often the people "a Place with all the deprivations ol
of this country are reminded that the convent and none of the consols
circulation ot revolutionary Htera-1 tions of religion," may pass muster.
i,.r. in th- ihiii,,,,in.,c iu 1 1... ...... in. 1 but as & stnteniout of fact It wjn'l
rt.,r i -.hi,.B .h... r. in. I do
;snn, though he has been married i
only a few days more than two years. 1
An Oyster Bay cablegram Is due him,
If he hasn't got if.
This duck Castro Is surely in need
of something for that chesty feel
ing. Ills latest defl to the world Is:
"Venezeula will remain Impregnable
while 1 live." And the fact Hiat the
Venezuelans let him keep on living
indicates that they believe him
When
Ambassador lieid's English
son-in-law gels the elevation to the
peerage, sail to have been promised
him, Whitelaw will find It harder
than ever to mix with plebian Amer
icans, even if he was once a prim
er's devil." In Ohio. ;
I'resid.'tit Eliot of Harvard. is ;
just conceited enough to lK-Meve that t
he cun run Hie univrsMy without ml-;
vices from other presld nts, and dues
not hesitate to say so In everyday
REASON.
..." Jar.kson. if full kindly try
p.oprl " " '
O 1
1
KVV vSu's MHtW . . - 'J '
words. Somehow
man's spirlr
we like the old
As an epigram, the declaration
at all.
place on the ticket before It is of
fered to them.
A regular market day once
month would b? a splendid thing.
Now for t."e Fourth of July.
7
THE MARKET.
ft)R
REAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
. &' Rugh's
22 wrsl 8ih St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
60 aT'farin. 3S acres In crop,
1 In past urt; uw C-rooin
liuiisv Hud ifiirn; crop, stotk.
ItM.lh, iinpU'iiuMitH, elc. I f
t a k it fuuti, K" with place at
.l,r,ini Si.'too cahti, balance
1HJ B'T'w. tin Ht-rcs In rulilva
t ion. 4o Mioru can !; MJ
m r'f in ..inlM-r ati'l paitturi',
nil f-i.(4-d; h-roiin hoiiK aii(l
IihIIi; 'A''-y'2 hnin uii'l
n.w b;irn lor 'Ai chwh; suoI
farm h'M--: H crop; all
I(mmk ami linpli'inrmlH ko with
pla'e jit Wl.-ioo, on Uvul of
ttTIIIr.
hi) acrn In crop, 7 miles
from K ii !. If sold soon,
will so at ;W).tH nu u n
crop lii'iminj.
1 'p'i a- r T mil" from Kti
V hi-, t'li jifiod Kra v l road.
"iU mtm in ( uillvatl'Mi; 2U
v. pat-ttir! and HiiiImt.
I'T'.t-, VI.IHMI.
16 Jotti !n Pti -nli, Arizona, to
'rad fcr property lu or uear
KuKi-nc
N-w I-room hoti and lot
rl(.- in; modern In evry
r-ftc!, eil furnished, for
S'J.IHMf.
( i t d li w I - roo m h o ti and
tfi lot. Rood barn, tUUkm
ho ! ar;d par k ; family or
chard n nd bTrt- ; a good
houj-. for VUMMJ.
McMURPMEY
& RUGM
22 wo'. 8ih SI.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
I IIK BALK
t'tiH S.VI.K- tine ir-r. .u.v .imi cut.
I'. 1.. Miller, Hlair Street addition.
tt
KcMt S l.K A tteotl nillch cow t. r
h.ile c.leap. West 4 1 li street.
J.'S
K(.H( SAl.K InHise cheat hay S.iune
Smith, i'houe Farmers U.
d&Wjill
FOIt SAl.K A casn r-ttlsler. a Mtfe.
and a nickel cot tee ..i u. Ktw.uu-
at iiuard otdce. if
Foil SAt.H a Kit neuter, H.uu.Ht
new, (or sale cheap. Address lu
H, Kiieli, Or. ((
FDK AI.K TuuroiiK-u.reii ileretord
bulls tor sale. Kiuiuire iiU Wil
Ihluette street. tf
FiU SA1.B Hufr Hrpmutnu x-tttt
13 for tl. W. 11. Uauipnin. ItuJ
Colninhia avenue, corner li'tii it.
Foil SAl.K A first-ciiiss luirn, miit
.tl.le to be liuiile into a diel!in.
i:a.iu:re (.fx! or S 4 1 Alder street, it
Fnii SAl.K Small tarai c.l .
!; property ; .. i -m
. r. Address V. liOlli.W.. V.
Ke'.i, Or.
Flio .-.A I.K- lai lies ttlr.,.. to 1 i y
1'iiu acres o( (Irst-elas- n.iil.er !..... I
call mi J. W. Ca.-llle. i .ur mil s
west of Hale.
FOU AIISntAt'TS ;.! Hon ,. cou.uy.
or blue tiriuts of it la.o. i.
write Htmeburg Abstnic( I'niupj. i.,
Koseliurit, t)r. J I
Fult SAl.l. Ail kinds m tour-ioot
wood, fun dell.er at oncu. Ad
dress 0. 1.. llerkulth, lioshen, Or.
i'houe Farmers bllxf.. J'Jii
FOIt SAl.K 9-rooin house, three
blocks from Willamettrt stdent; lot
80x76 (eel. Price. S100. Ore
gon Land Company. tf
FOU SAl.K 3d acres river bottom
laud; 9 acres potatoes, 10 acres
corn; balance lu hay. Cheap If
taken at once. Knqiilre 47(1 West
Fifth street. Jy20
FOU BALK Tlmuer land; qnarter
section In township 16, s. r. 1 w,
section 32. Will sell cheap It sold
at once. Address C. J. (., care
Guard office.
FOK 8ALHS City lots, rinse In;
S300 1360 and 1400; ISO down
and t Opnr month, without Inter
est. W. H. Kay, at Kuitoim Oun
Company's store. tf
FOIt SAl.K A No. I business (or
sale; Kood location; .clenn stock;
vhl take city property 'in part pny
nient. Wish to retire from busi
ness. Cull at Guard office, tf
'Olt SAl.K A well Improved faun
of 120 acres. 4 mll.ia norm ot Co
burn. This Is a bargain at fill
per acre. On Rood turins. Smith
A Drown, Coburn. Or.
FOK SAl.K One National cash rcxla
ter. one HemliiKton typewriter and
a InrKo Iron safe. Knqulre of L.
M. Travis, Loan & UbvIiiks bank
bulldfuK.
FOIt SAl.l: IS00 Keo 2-cylliider
HO horsti power touriiiK car; used
f months, complete with cover,
storm curtains. iiu lamps and
..iilpm..it. M. F. McClalu at First
National Hank. Jy2
FOIt SALK timid clean slock of
general merchandise located at one
of the h.Mt tradlllit points In Lane
county; will -rent bulldliiK: parly
tinisl have nl toilet $;l.nui), (-ash.
'A Kilt (Ukh openltiK- Address Lock
Hoi 21. Fall Creek. Or.
FOK HAI.IO OK TKAHK 1HII acres
of Kood timber land near F.ukimmi.
Would exchatiKii for residence
property In KiiKene. For further
Information, see i. Cross, In
KllKcne theater block.
FOK SAl.K HY OWNKK- Seven
room hr.iiHe. (Ive and a half lots,
piped for irrlKailon. blub and dry:
small barn and chicken bouse; nil
kinds of fruit and berries. If taken
at once, the price will be $2100; In
quire of HOB. Fast l:ltll HI reel. t
FOK SAl.K Fine mountain ranch of
Ml sen"; 40 In cultivation and
Hbo.it 40 timber; crek running
throuich (arm; fair house and out -liiilldltiltH;
located eight miles
south of K.inene. I'llce 1,(100.
Carl O. Waslihurn".
uTTsT'oTT SAl.K HY OWNF.K- Two
lots and K-room l.otMi'. burn; line
land lor garden; on Fourth street,
near mill race I .fit IBOxIij on
Twelfth and Alder streets. Just
north of Patterson school. J. J.
Walton, f. I r. Willamette street, tf
WANTKIl
,'AVi'KP An
Iro.o-r at the
eip.-reri"-il siHrch; laities. Olflco over Cliumbers-Hrla-Flsher
laundry. tow Hank.
V.'ANTI.'D- - Young man to dilv..
c.
wagon. Must he H.qo.liit'd on
west side. Ice plant, W. Klh Si
J27
WANTKD A girl In h'-lp with the
work In a small hnti-1: widow pre
ferred Address Mrs. It. II. Clow,
Mapleton. J-f
WANTKD Threw girl to learn
nursing at the K.irene Cl-neral hoa.
pltal. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris
tf
I.AHIKS IVANI KK T . r ,.v short
sdv. rMi-lfig P'tters 4 hotti"-; siar -t(ri
.; cah w.."klv; s"'"l t .inri for
.-;rf l"itlars Monroe County Sun-
;.! Co, lto.ll.ster. N. Y. JSd
oj m .
V. V ' KD Two hleh cls-s .llcltors
Q No 1 .roposlHofi , Or.-gon and
v'a-blnKton ; ra'l Suflday, .l.lfi 2H
....Nf-,.n in sed XI at iloffmsn
House, room 14, Johnston.
U ant.tl ( (out iiiu.ll. )
Wri.'l A man and hi.- ite. tin
v,.uau to ee.'k and ttie man l.
.uk on tile i.iuc'i Adtle-.s, ll.-u
S.inderell, I'anip I'rtek. l ane t'.i .
Oli'S.HI It
LOST AMI MllMl
LOST I'riitiHlny on Fleveuttl nr
WlllainTtte streets last tlisht, cae
eonlainlUK K.ild-rlniiur.t ce.
Klasw.'ji. niiine ot r. Franc l.lleile
Hard on mw. Please return ui
-Katons boult store. Jlly
HIMIM.I.ANKU tt
NOTI''E Havlim reo nered from my
Injury 1 have resumed my business
of horseshoeing mid Kcnera! bluck
stlllthlllK. (.'. l. lloU.tt.iy, Fast
Flevelllh street. Ftllrtuoiint, Or
HON'T fall to s.e On-ie in It you
want bargains in real estate. We
buy and sell (arm and city prop
erly. Improved and unimproved.
Timber and uilulnc stock. II. I'liu
'n. Hooui tl. Wallou Midi!. K
lid CVSII AN li ;iu l'KIt Mo.M'll
Wii; buy a tuaiitilut ('.into; nla
vlii,-.,ut. the income (nun wlmn
will (i,. sutriclelil lo inake you lu
dop.'ii.lout tor life. I lan.lsoiue
l.aiuplib'l, valuable luloriinii Inn
and coiuract tre... F. II. UohhiHon,
iteueriil HKelll. I'aclfic Orov... I'al.
IM KItNA I'lONAI. IXIKKKSfON
IlKNl'K SCHOOLS "Tbo llusy
Man's Fulverslty." tllves a tliur
oiikIi iraiuliiK at your own home
lu nearly all the trades and proles-
Ions. Text books and Instruments
(when required I furnished (roo.
Full Information and circulars at
the local enrollment office, a W.
Kliihth street, U. J. Klrkwood, rep
ruseutativa. I'OI.K'S 11AZKTKKU A bualuess di
rectory of each city, town and vil
lain in Oregon and Washington,
ttlvliiK a descriptive sketch of each
place, togetber with the location
and shlpplua; facilities, sud a clas
sified directory of each business
and profession, it. L. Folk Co.,
Inc., Seattle.
FOK KKNT Nico Ironf room; fur
nace heat; electric lights and
bath. Suitable for two gentle
men. 1(4 Fast Ninth street.
FOK KKNT Furnished and unfur
nished rooms (of housekeeping.
SH3 Fast Thirteenth St. Mrs. W.
V, luuiiin. J30
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
1'ilYHICIA.Mt AM) SlTtOhXINS
UK. ANNA MAIUtKU. Oateapatlilr
phy'clan. All ciuable (llseas
treated. Women and rhlldruu I
specialty. Office over F 10. Uuun'i
l'hone Hed 1631.
DK. 11. L. STUDLKY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Chambers'
storo, 618 Wlllunielto street
l'hono Black 1326. Consultation
free. Residence 734 Ferry street,
l'hone Hed 317.
C. II. CANNON, M. Homeopathic
physician aud surgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women
and children a specialty. Klectrl.
cal vlbrutory and light treatment.
Ofrice, Suite 1, i and 3, Dunn build
ing, l'hone Main 64 0. Hoards
Hoffman House, l'hone Main 11.
. F. TITUS, M. I). llomoiHipathie
physician and surgunn. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women and
children given special Attention.
Faradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and
vibratory electrical treatments giv
en. Office, 6X1 Willamette street,
with Dr. L. K. Mclioiigal. Kesl
detice, 632 I'earl street. Offlcu
phone, Main 629. Residence
phono. Main 631.
vrnm.M.;vK-AT.i.Aw
S. I). AI.I.HN, Atioinej-at-la, 61
Willamette street, F.ugene Oregod
L. HILYKIJ, Atlorney-at-law. OHIO
over Yoran's shoo store, Kugoul
Oregno.
l.KON it. KDMUNnON, Attoruey-at
law. Kooms 1 and 2, K'tgene Lost
and Ravings Hank.
u. V. TKAVIS, Attoroey-at-i. Of
fice over Eugene Loan & Saving!
Hank, Kugene, Oregon.
ioitiTlH ft HKII'WOKTII, Attorneys
at law. Office in llovey building
" over Chambers-llrlstow bank
WALTON ft NKHSrAttorneys-al-law
J. J. Walton and S. I'. Ness. WII
practice In all the courts Ui the
stete. Office, room 3, Walton
Jllock, Kugene, Oregon
!C. A. WINTI'.lt.MKIKK, Attorney-at
law. Land titles and probate spee-
WOODCOCK m I'ol TKH, Auorio.rs
at-law. A. ('. Wood o. k and K. O
I'ot'er. txflce one block south ol
Chrlsrnan block. Kug.-ne. (regou
WILLIAMS ft HK:, ll.irn.-y-i
law. J. W. Wllllatna. I.. K. Ilusa
i'rsctlr-e In all courts of the itai
and before the t'. 8. Land Off lei
Offices 12, 13. 14 and It MeClun-
JKHHK (,. WK 1.1.8. I,irw, No. tt
West Rlg-alb street, Kugene. Or
oppeslte postofflre. (lives eeeclal
atteutlen to the examination ot ab
strarts. drafting wills, settling ei
tatea, conveyances and foil.-1 ions
Also to all perislou matteri. i'hon.
It.d 1176.
I. N. IMKIlAI'ill. Speilal Stten
Hon given to divorce and snttle
lest f itstaifs. Agent for Coi.tl
nen'al Insurance CmiipMnv. It.
i. First National Hank building
Kagne, Oregon.
Bulldl..
I'MIKKT JKHtS
J. W. KAYS 42 I'D., undertakers and
funeral directors. Kuene, Or.
i . . . -i
ua ac itKM'ituaoN, undertakers
slid eti.tialin.-rs. t'ucller Wlllaiu
etts sud Sev.iuth streek.
W. T ililllbtiN, tuneral director.
State licensed rmiiuliiu-r. Ufflca
and restil.-uce. Tenth and OUa
streets. I'heu He. I 4-lsl.
K"i F.iti.N uv si iu;i:ovs
Kit. r. '. liiiiinrii
Formerly State Veterinary of Cali
fornia; served three years on State
Medical Hoard is Ima-.d at 23 W.
t'th Street; I'houe H .1 nisi.
MIMNO KNtilNKKItS
HKKUKKT I.KIUII. in Id 1 n K eugineer
and expert metallurgist. KellaMe
Itiforiuation furnished to Intending
Investors. Kxaiiilnatlons and r
ports on mines aud ore treatment.
Kugene Oregon
ak in ri:cr
FKKK THOMAS Arrnitert. Ssetct
tm and plans drais n, blue pnuts
ami specilicatlons. i,'encrnl super
vision over bull. Units In course of
coliMtructloti. If thinking ot build
ing, larito or small, see i.ie. Terms
rea.soii.iuio. Koom i, Chrlsmnn
block.
f.l!l'l;T t'l.FA N KltS
JAY C. .H.ollK, carpet cleauer.
I'll, .no Hbick i.ll.l.
AllSTItAlTonS
TIIK LASK COUNTY A11STRACT
CO., Kuoii.a 2 and 3, Waren Block,
Fugeim. I'ricMi ressonshle.
IIKA1, KS1 AT K ACliMI
J. I,. CI. A It K ft CO. Dealers Hi real
estate. Creswell. Or.
SOl l HKHN I'AI IHC
It. It. TIMK CAIU3
Toward I'orllaml Pasaenne
No. 16 2:43 a. in., Oregon Et
presa. No. 18 6:00 a. m., Cottage Orova
Passenger.
Nu. 12 11:65 a. m., Rosebnrg
Passenger.
No. 14 6:41 p. m., Portland Ex
press. Towanl Hen Kraiiclsco PaaM.nKer.
No. 11 2:18 p.m., lloseburg Pes
songer. No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottage Orova
Passenger.
No. 16 12:33 a.m., California Ex
press.
No. 13 5:14 a. m., sun Francis
co hlxpreaa.
Wen.llliig llranrll.
No. 84 H:30 a. m., leaves Eugena
for Springfield.
No. 82 11:10 a.m., arrlvoa Eu
gene from Springfield. '
No. 87 1:00 p. in., leavoa Kugene
for Wiindllug.
No. KS 5:40 p. m., arrival Eugene
from Wenillliig.
VM. MFKHAV.
Uen. Pass. Agt,
Portland, Or
JOHN M. SCOTT,
,Asat. U. P. A.
A. J. GII.LF.TTH.
Loral Agent,
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never before have we suc-
ceetled in ofierino; our cus
tomers such attnictive, such
artistic and up-to-toinorrow
fashions as we display today.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
if we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLEOD
44 Enst 9th St.
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
GEO. K.MUNROE
TS. HOUSFURMSHER
STOVES-RANGES
FURNITURE
67 Wait eighth St.
We have everything for the kit
chen. All sorts of pots nnd pane In
metal and grairtteware. , All the little
contrivances that make cooking a
pastime Instead of a di udite you will
Hud here. Telephone Kcd C. j Ttt.
EUGENE .OREGON
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning wrk. all
and let us estimate
on
your work
Aya & Heitznun0
34 West Btb St
Phone alacal I IT