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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1908)
J.I ry Dderfut ntry .. imiiipa of land rid fias e'er sn;u, t'Ue, .nSouthern pre- being opeucu ""VT L American people ThU y your "Hi'"- cooamuu3. - Led dollars, payable $10 .... from ua one of these larms, ranging in size Ires or line iruu fclcn is under ims""". opening. uu icie" I. V fiilft. acres WWtllET ... -, land. Along .with each town lot in me auuiuuus the county seat ui .1.- ....miner mptrnnolls nrrnin. mien i-auvu m Ind Empire." VALLEY UNO CO. Massachusetts BIdg. .N8A9 CITV, MO. OFFICERS J, MAUTIX H. HOKItKKS MARTIN, lresident. DlOItllKltS, Secretary, fiMITH, Treasurer. KFEUBXCKS: bnk, Kansas City, Mo. onal Bank, Kansas City, t Co., Kansas City, Mo. A SERIOUS QUESTION Fathers and Mothers-How Abut It? Not a matter of luxury, but of vital necessity to the develop ment, culture and education of your bovs and uirls What' inip KNOWLEDGE OF-MUSIC. Do not eumpel your children to e ,,'er handicapped In this feature when today It costs so little to iit a piano or an organ in the home. x ()lu.r aiToniplWIime'it will give them one-half the benefit. Vol iliiMlsi-:i. them 'an in strument, and why do you not keep that promise' Call at our store and see tor yourself what von tan do We have a nice assortment of pianos, from which vou'ean select includ ing the world-renowned Weber, Chickerlng, Schumann Story & Clark, Hobart M. Cable, Haddorff, Kimball, Hinze, Whitnev and many others. Then If our line, our prices or our terms are not all right you don't have to buy. Don't put it off longer hut make a, personal InvejitiRution and see for yourself. We are yours for guaranteed satisfactory treatment. "THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST MUSICAL QUALITY". - 'V-lfri Commercial Club Block, Eugene, Oregon BUILDING PERMITS iGASOLiNE traction EUGENE'S POSTAL cottage groye number " ENGINE RECEIVED; nrnr OF NOBODY'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE WERE OYER $75,000 RECEIPTS INDICATE SK.V KliVL j I.KXCKS JIUK'K KXl'K.NsiVh. AND OXK NKSIDKS KKSI- i A big gasoline traction engine ar rived here this morning by freight for the ller or-llean Hardware Co.. i' having b e:: ordered from0 the 'n:.-r-nationa! lljvester Co. Tho tn:u!:luj is for S. W. .Miles, a nr.131.fiMi,.; firm. Itltlt'K ier,w,ho some tune ago purchased the XlMKltors! y "emenway larm .five miles , .... west c. ..ugeae. tie w ill use It to do i KKSI I.KXCKS LKSS KXPKXSIVK I general power work. Including the i " l. to his Marion county farm where! FltOXTS. i he wl" operate his clover huller with it. This is th? first traction gasoline : I !lnKne ever brought to I.ano countv. ! l' ,..,., , . , 7ll0' ought to prove popular, as there Building Inspector V. McFarland i is no danircr of fir., i , i.'... .. reports that building permits to tht fields with them. Kverv year' there 1 amount of oyer $75,000 were taken Ms a report of one or more threshine I omnia oeing D'irned In this countv. having caught fire from sparks from the steam engines. The Berger-Heun company will use the engine in the Fourth of July parade, to pull their float. .,,! The Eugene Commercial Club re HRflWTU flC P TV 'eived ''"" today (rum II. Veatch. UllUllill Ur UN I 'Arista in Secretary i.t the I'onimer- IeIi is offered and all ex- hspectlon If It it not as resented In the printed ht Lands t into 00 Lots comp 12 prise alternnte sec miles wide through iiuey counties and a por- COlintv. These lanrto ided Into 5.974 10-acre Mere farms, 1,020 500 80-acre farms, 'arms, 12 640-acre 1.000-acre farms. ;;1he GRAND.. Today and Tonight . i Burning of Rome A Champion After All ' Liquid Electricity ; , A Disastrous Oversight The Peaceful Inn r ..SONCS.. , "Without a Weddiny Rinj " "My Irish Rose" Matinee To Day 3 p. m. " . Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m. ALL SEATS 10c.. Following is the list of permits is- ; sued: (W. C. Hazelton, residence .... $2000 G. W. Hunter, barn 200 O. K. Aldrlch, cottage 400 Miss E. Partridge, cottage... 500 . Mitchell, Garret & Smith ! brick block 8000 j W. E. Barker, residence,.... 500 ! D. L. Harding, bungalow.... 1000 HOW Kll..ll Kixinti, WAS KKSCVKl). i The Kugeue pustnffice. gained in Its receipts during the quarter ending June 0, 190S. $1735.57 over the cor responding quarter In 1H07, from the reports of Post master Page. The total re celps for the quarter this year were $titi44.S5 while those in 1907 were J4S09.28. This is a gain of 35 per cent on the 1907 total. The receipts were mostly from stamp sal-s. 'ers being but slightly out I .to 11 from other souries. Something like $3009 was transferred from the Postal department to the Money Order depart ment, showing the profit ap proximately of the postofflce here to tho government. This may be taken as an In dication of the rapid growth of the city. cial I lul at (.ullage drove, to the ef fect that at their last meeting, tho ,('11111 tendered a vote of thauKs to ttio ;Kugene Commercial Club and Its ; manager In appreciation of making ;the July number of Nobody's ningu- Zlne a Cottage Grove number. . The club has ordered an extra ! thousand for its own use. and some 1 of the members gave the magazine enough advertising to allow the 1 front-piece to bo printed in three col- ors. i The write-ups will be furnished by 'the Cottage Grove people and will In- ! elude timber, dairying, poultry, fruit land general farming. The timber matter will only be touched upon In a general way, as this and the tnin- ;iiig Industry will , have a separate 1 number of the magazine devoted to ; each. :i Pnn n I.. I.. 1 l- w I Divinity School heating plant 1600 , the Iea;1(,p 'f , k,d , I Dr. J. W HarrU. bungalow 1750 terdav of E,na. Donienuli,. .the 1 8 . Eueena. Planing Mill Co.. add. BOO1! ,...uU t i E. M. Johnson, barn 250 n.nBi ia , ,. ,H , .,.. ! l'OLITK ATTENTION greets all customers at our market, and as choice a piece of meat as was ever laid on a block Juicy, tender, exquisite ly flavored and fine grained, Is what we cut your porterhouse, sirloin, flat bone or hip bone steaks from. We know how to cut up meats for your table as well as to choose the primest, so that they will look tempting as well as tender and succulent. Out prices are low for prime meats. , Broders' Bros Phi . 2Main 40 - - West. Sth St. L. Nelson, addition . . . i 500 C. R. Warner, bungalow ... 2000! E. F. Small, bakery building. 475 ! L. L. Lewis, residence 3000 E. S. Rolfe, residence 2500 J. C. Able, residence 1000 N. Aya, addition 300 J. C. Callaghan, cottage 500 S. Watklns, wood house 1.00 J. N. B. Fuller, residence .... 1500 Mrs. M. J. Carman, residence . 1000 1 P. E. Dunn, repairs to store. . M. D. Blssel, residence .... wb, Hodes, dry room . . . . L. A. Tobias, bungalow i. . . . Wm. Yoran, barn J. J. Walton & Smith, repairs to store front.,. . . . J. R. Geddes. residence N. Wray, addition S. R. Jenkins, barn N. Humphrey, house repairs. E. B. Barger, barn W. W. Brown, residence . . . Dr. H. D. Sheldon, residence. 2200 Dr. P. G. G. Schmidt, residence 2600 A. C. DixOn. residence 5000 Red Cross Drug Co., repairs to store 400 J. C. Yarnell, girls' club house Miss Yetta Wald, residence J. M.-.Kitson, residence . . . Wm. Bishop, cottage .... Persons contemplating mav find the inspector at 565 Char nelton street, first door south of the Eugene steam laundry. FORM I'ltlCK rts for farms snW! in rtlfleil 111' tho Plnnnn,. piy of Kansas Citv. The of each farm reirarrt. to be 1200 tract is to hnvo K ted land. The sum nf held in trust h.. tfert Conumnv u-in t.o (struction of an Irriga- ;"",us water from the " to irrigate about me (,oose Lake val- ffered $.10,000 tna-orrt tries at Lakevlew, $2 5,- so tor a bonus to sugar tactory started ounty presentativc Krman. of 767 Pearl uKtme, nas been usue agent for Lane Of EtiEcnp Ht douitt the last, and "t'liurtttnitv ever of PI. of Oregon to ob ,e 'a at so small a KdM.9 ani secure lr w Hum at f I th 1000 a m tn be Lke- L . "'ore tnan f ram. by the tlme of r" .-car. !r p'ir paymcnt today J nh. Vn M'gene, -ry sal lon and ery ,:: :r am,aTi a T. .' " mis com .,lah'3 iS -- P- merman lied Itl" C 0",Uy' Market During Commencement Eugene Poultry Store ' 102 East Ninth Street, Phone Main 645 In order that all may avail themselves of the opportunity to enjoy Chicken Dinner, we will offer this week only, our line of Fancy Dressed Milk Fed Hens 18c per lb Plain Fed Hen . . J - - 1 6c per lb - Frys and Broilers - --- 25c per lb 1000 1000 . 200 900 il50 . 200 500 150 200 500 150 5000 4000 1500 800 . 250 building GREAT SCARCITY OF HARD WALL, PLASTER Chas. Rivett, the plasterer, says that there Is a great jcarcity of hard wall plaster In the Northwest and that he alone has ten men Idle In this city because there Is no more of the material here. He says that In Port land there are several hundred men Idle on the same account. Mr. Riv ett has two car loads of the plaster on the road and they are expected to arrive inside of a week, thereby par tially relieving the situation. NOTICE OF niSSOLCTIoX. Notice is hereby given that the law firm of Geo. B. Dorrls and G. F. Skip worth Is dissolved by mutual con sent. Mr. Dorrls and Mr. Skipworth will both occupy the same office rooms until further notice. GEORGE B. DORRIS, G. F. SKIPWORTH, J2 Kodol will without doubt, help ativone who has stomach disorders or stomach trouble. Take Kodol tooay and continue it for the short time that It Is necessary to give you -complete relief. Kodol is sold by all drug gists. . - canyon, 15 miles from here. He Is surrounded by a posse of determined men, heavily armed, and his death or capture Is expected to be reported at any time. Edsa, the girl who underwent the tragic experience, is at home today, suffering from nervousness and slight bruises, but not seriously in jured in any way. Her feet were badly cut by stones when Bhe was forced to walk over rocky roads her sole garment being the night dress wntcn she wore when dragged from her father's house. Captured in lonely (nyio, Cleve Rogers, the younger kidnap per, who was captured last night by a posse, after being traced to a lone ly mountain cabin, and after using the girl as a shield against bullets from his pursuer's, Is In jail here. Feeling against him does hot run high, as the girl says he offered her no indignity. A pathetic feature of the remarkable case Is the fact that one of the leaders of the posse which captured Rogers was his own father. The old man liad no idea that It was his son whom he was following with a gun, and when he saw the boy col lapsed. The resentment of the community Is directed against Loveall, who Is al leged to have planned the kidnapping and the burning of the outhouses on the Domengtne place. CRACKERS PROHIBITED UNTIL'aFTER PARADE No fire crackers' or bombs will be permitted on the streets on the Fourth of July until after tho parade. J. D. MATLOCK, Mayor. By order of the Council. A 1HMTH .. I. I'KltSOX A US Kl'ttKXK It)l LTKV STOKE NOTICK. No delivery after 9 a, m, Saturday, July 4. All orders should be In ear ly Saturday morning. WKATHKK FORECAST FOR' XORTIIWKST Portland, July 2. Western Oregon and Washington Fair in southern portion, showers In northern, tonight; Friday, fair, cooler, except near coast; westerly winds. Eastern Oregon and Wash-- ington and Northern Idaho . & Showers and thunderstorms tonight or Friday. Cooler. Southern Idaho Showers. thunderstorms tonight or Friday; cooler west, warmer east portion. Friday cooler. A brass band will be at Recreation Park discoursing music during the baseball game July 4th. Game called at 3:30 p. m. J3 Children that are to represent the states on July 4 will' meet tit 0:30 on Dr. Whltson'B lawn, 07 West 7th street. Ily order of committee. J2 Kitchen safes for $4.25 until July 4th. Soe north show window. Cham bers hardware Co. d A brass band will be at Recreation Park dlscoiirslne;. music during the baseliall game July 4th. Game cnlled at 3:30 p. m. J3 'fi. A. It. ATTKXTIOX. Members of the G. A. R. are re quested to meet at G. A. R. hall at 9 o'clock a. m., to take part In the parade. The line of march will not be lengthy. The post will be dis missed when the parade Is finished. A good turnout is dosired. ' C. H. BAKKR, Post Commander. Ilaselmll July 4th. Recreation Park, Springfield vs. Eitgeno. No other amusements during the ball game. J3 Baseball July 4th, Recreation Park, Springfield vs. Eugene. No other amusements during the ball game. J3 Perfection oil stoves ore snfo and do not smoke. Chambers Hardware Co. . d Baseball July 4th, Recreation Park, Springfield vs. Eugene. No other amusements during the ball game. . x J3 'if 'you want to know anything about aiito, call up R. B. Wray, Phone Red 1101. He handles the Bnick. Fred Wllhrow is up from Portland for a few days. Mrs. J. C. Luckoy was In towti to day from Junction City. Miss Margaret and Martha C.ili! sor. of Jasper, are In tho ! Frank Scobert returned this after noon from a visit In Portland. Miss Inez Stark arrived home from Mt. Angel college this afternoon. Attorney and Mrs. I). V. Ktiyken dall went to Drain this afternoon and from there will leave for there, will leave for their home at Klamath Fall. Mies KlsiiV Krnnlaoi. who u.u b"eu', visiting at Thurston for some time.; Is expectrd home tonight. Miss "-Vliiona Waddle returned- J3 i home this afternoon from a visit with her grandmother near Junction City.; W E. Frazer, tho w Known,. Portland torse buyer, was an arrival1, in Eugene on the afternoon train to-, day. ! Miss Mary Hall arrived up front Portland this afternoon to visit Mrs; Claude Gaby and Miss Grace HyUnd for a few days. E. C. Alexander, assistant fi rnian of tho San Francisco Call, Is vltl'iif at the home of his brother. F. L. Al exander, above Springfield. Mrs. Martha Chambers,- Mrs. Fred Chambers and daughter. Miss Min nie, returned home this afternoon from a.i outing at Newport. Mrs F. A. Rankin arrived h-iroe I jlny from New York nnd ot.ier ICai tern cities where Bhe has been visit ing her son, James G. Hammond, for the past three months. Mrs. Frank Ankeny of Klamath Falls.' arrived In Eugene th!p nTter nooti to visit at the home of let- nm,h-er-ln-liiw. .Mrs. H. E. Ankeny. S-o Is on hoi way home from tt trip t British Columbia. Newport personals In Albany Her ald: P. E. Snodgrnss, cashier of the First National Bank of Eugene, with his wife and dnughter and her guest. Miss Wllleta Moore, , departed for their home today Dr. Herman Leonard of the University of Ore gon, arrived from Eugene in quest ot an outing. Complete line nf flags and bunting it Hill's Gun Store. Warner tunes piano Leave ,. ilnrn at Morris' Muslo Store. tt MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE, OREGON Does a CJencrai Banking Business on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER, President. L H.. POTTER, Vice Pres. F. N. McALISTER, ....Cash.er. Ccr ?th and Willnnv tte 58Www ' ""MX 1 4 BASE BAJl i mnrn ai a pv pu LEAGUE Game Commences at 3:30 p. m. 3:30p. July 4th - Eugene vs. Springfield - July 4th at Recreation Park, South Willamette St. Parade led by band starts for the Ball Grounds at 3:00 p. m. No other attractions during the hour given to Base Ball Grounds Remade . Grand Stand scrubbed and perfectly clean so ladies' suits will not be injured m. - RECREATION PARK - July 4 4 " HH Sa II II ZZ II ZI ZZ II , I'
