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THE EICE.VE DAILY GUARD, TIU RSDAV, JfcLV 9. 10. LOW RATES EAST Will be n .iJc lliis m by tlie SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in 0:n!'.n) From Eugene, Ore, as fol lows: Ta Both Ttyt On. T.y throu(h via Portland Calllorala Chicago 176.25 87.5o St. l-ouis 71.25 82.5o St. Paul 63.75 81.75 Omaha 6J.7S 75.oO Kansas City 63.75 75.oo Tickets will.be on sale Mny 4. 18 June 5, 6, 19, 2o. July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 32 Good Inr rtura in W dy wllti aloe aer priviUn pcwti within limit. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further information call on A.J. GILLKTE Local Ajjent or writ to Wm. McMurray, General Pas nenger agent, Portland, Ore. LAROB8T FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIQH GRADE WORK urn ii u i uitiii in CM !'; Kit ' A New Set of Chairs Why do you have 01,1) BM A II II Y CHAIRS In ynui home, when you on mnk t tintu UOOI) AS NKW for only iUo t A ran nt i'hlnain Tt wur wmiden lu your boina. Hi that Wit Chinaman It on every run. 8m but writ aliow wlmlnw. 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When yuu Mailt to tr'-m jour frlrnda, your wife. or y-o'i- swi-wimtrt to a mul that la rMiknt ('i (he Vm-en'a tattle, bring (lirni lo ill' 1'ln-ulro (.'aft. KITCHEN &. KOMPP Succuort to ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. CIGARS Julius Goldsmith H. H. McVAY Succnaor to M. S. Hubble Transfer Company will ilo n Kcnrrnl tranafrr ImihIih-nh: wood, Iioum'IioIiI K'xkIii. (rlinka unit nil thing In hla line -n III receive prompt mill careful attention. "Ilualuraa Prompt ami Currful" la our motto, rtioiio Hiil 14BI or Iravc onlora ut Nuili nu Clcnr Wore, Electric.Gas.Water A. C. MATHIlWS General Teaming Concrete, jtavel, Building Sand and good excavation earth tor talc Phone Black 281 1 or call at 3-45 W 4 th Silt IIIKllN II-H K. It. TIMK (.-Alll) Tunanl IV.ill.nil-raawuiri-r No. I rt i.a a. hi , Ori'soii K-iri-na. N.i. IS -6:00 a. m., C'oUaao Urov l,ai-ii'ir. No. i ll. ss . m., itoaeburg ranaruti-r. No. 14 t ii u. ui, Portland E-prf-iii. l imanl Kiio Y rNiH-ltHt I'avwnirrT. No. II- . l pin, ltoarliurg I'aa iMivr Nu. 1,'- J i: i ni , 0otia tirma fan'i-nnr. No 1- 1J a in , California K- lirfwi. No U 5 ll i m , San Kramla- I'o i -I inlllii llr.imh. No M jo u H, , Knurna (or M.rli.i(lr ,1 j No i II ti n. . anbn Kit rti'i' tri'tti S("itn-.!i- 1 L N" :, 1 ' I' ' . ' Kiut-.ua i fur rii.lii'iK , N,,x ' "l-.i-. .-rl-. Kun llolU . '1 '...It, VM XUHPVY. ; !. lM-1 .t. , !''Vl!l,t n, i J 'UN Sl iM 1' ' A J ,9,,f.H. A'" 11 A !-'! A. ill. I'rOSi" Willamette Valley Co HOW BATTLING DANE WON TITLE TO CHAMPIONSHIP fl.l t KV KI(.!ITI: llr.'r'KA K (,K) I.K.II I M KltillT I V TF:lt- itiKif ii.ru.K of hi:vi;TKKX KOI NDS AT SAX l-KAXCISCO (l.V TIIK FOl 111 II OK JI LV MICH MONKk' WAOKHKII. San Kr.incl.vo, July 4. Battling Nola'in trmay wun the t It lu of llght wflulit piiKllint of the world from tin.- man who di'fnated him at Oold f!nM, Nevada, alnioat two yeara ano. IIk knorki-d out Joe GanB In the aev enteeth round, after a flKht as dea tirMte an any that had been seen here In years. FUhtlnfC from the be ginning to the end of every round, moving ceaaeleaHly forward and never giving ground. Nelson, with hla bulldog tenacity and wonderful stamina, slowly battered the veteran colored pugilist Into submission. The end was not sudden, and few who watched the progress of the battle and aaw Oans grow weaker and weak er from round to rouad but had made up their minds as to the result long before the count was given that made the Illinois lad champion for the second tlmo. Three times (iana was sent to the floor lu the flniil round, each time taking all the time allowed. A bl.iw flom Nelson's left glove to the pit of the stomach ended the fight, anil, as Oans toppled over and rested on hla knees, his face wore a most pain ful expression. He tried In vain to regain his feet, but failed and was counted out. (rmt Ovation to Victor. Then 10,000 men and some score of women who had gathered In the open air arena on tho Snn Mateo hills, cheered the man who had be como champion after defeat, and rushed In frenzied enthusiasm for the ring. The speclul police were bowled over and Nelson was swept off his feet and hoisted on the shoul ders of lis seconds to be curried about the urenn and to Ills dressing room, while the beaten, bleeding (Inns was calmly escorted by his sec onds from the scene of his defeat. "The lii-iit muu won beyond doubt,' was (Inns frnuk admission as ho left ih'i ring. "It'B the old story of one tight too many. Aifter tho third round I begun In feel myself tiring. Old age will tell. That Is all I have to say." Ik-nU-ll In Klglitli Itouiid. Tim re was the usual dispute about the count. It la said that, when (Inns went down for the first and second times In tho seventeenth round, he was counted out, but so great was the confusion no one could hear the of.'lclnl timekeeper's count. Many or Uuns' friends said tho count on til ii final knockdown wua short and that he was not properly out. It wua apparent, however, that (Inns was a defeated man after tho eighth round. For tho first five rounds Cnns landed at will on Nelson, terribly punishing htm about the face. It did not look that Nelson had one chance In a hundred to win, but he. never hesitated to come to closo quarters with the champion and swung his iii nis ceaselessly, seeking nn opening. Finally, In the seventh round, (inns begun lo weaken, and from that lime the tide turned in Nelson's favor. In the seventh he caught liana olf his guard n ml lauded heavily on the limly. There utter II wua Nelson's fight. Huns used all his skill and generalship to stall off the Halle's niKlies. but fulled lo atop him. In the twelfth round Hans went lo the rinor for the count of nine on three dllrereut occasions. Nelson pun ched him severely about the body iilnl face, but II wus the body blows IHnl eventually brought the elm in pliin to grief. In the fourteenth lians showed u flash of his class. Although apparently hopelessly beaten at this stage ot the contest he rocked the l-aiie time and again with his famous short-arm wallops. Hut they had mil the slightest effect and. when liana went to his corner, he seemed to reullie that he was a beaten man und so Informed his seconds The closing scenes of the fight oc curred after Nelson had liainmereil his muu to tlie ropes, dans, who for a tew rounds had delayed the luevlt- utile. liy holding on. gasped and uroipe,i from a left dig in the stoin oi'll In his ryes there was a little pain, but not of Intelligence. Ilefrat not only mared hi in In the face hut looked out from tils luce. He arose wearily as the count went mi and Hied (o nail the Untie with a right upper-cut. ll was a punch that Joe had employed with signal success all through tii,. mill hut now the sting was gone from ll. Th- at tempt in tortile, one and Hans. wIiomi knees weir already sagging, dropped again from a right crack on the point of the chin. As he ruled on hla knee. Nelson, who has been flUcl W th llittt-rll-4 r.,vl!.-.l I 't.iuntcl him I I'hih' Tan ii u Nrgni. "(lit up and fight," sneered the Pane, but If Nelson thought that Hans was shamming, he never made a greater mistake. Joe pulled hlni- isell to hu t s'o! anj paintuiiv 'and the s-,M. Norseman sm.ishrd a' him ltM both hands A r'tht Ihatidrr gvafed li.uis' head Slid then i 11,11 ' s -lid !.:,. fi,.m t-,,. .,,,. ':iot. took the negro in the oe.irt re. sl'"1 I'" knee, hump d the ma' ' K.ltll. his he, I t.; I I,,, ,. , I 1. 1- a .'.Ided ho'-e He n,.,,l,. ,1 'i-r eui t! mni v l -: I I- ' i'.-Ii f.v.i:;itctir.t a-., I (, ' ' to V' s ll j!-.dn.aM. Veil ' 'i " vh Cm: -I N i n : '' It .! hai.tli .it had a: l i "e. i 'l!d Illat there when Gana looked a winner. Ia the first six rounds he found the riirht of way to Nelson's chin whenever he wanted to and while many of the blows were merely anappy ones there were times when Can put all the strength at his command liehiiid his uppercuts. Whenever he did so, the lie.st he accompllsh'-d was to tilt tlie liune'a head or send the iJane reeling a pace of go. The battle light was always glint ing in Neison'a eyes and he was al ways boring In and flinging his arms at ills dusgy opponent. The most discouraging thing lo the Gans m-:U around the ring was the way Nelson assimilated Gans' fierclest blowB and kept piling In for more. Hut Horeil In Always. It can safely be said that Nelson never fought more determinedly dur ing the whole of hla career. He was after the champion from bell to bell, and whatever dull moments there were In the close fighting were due to Cans' holding tactics. Xclson W'ina liig Money. Nelson, when seen in his dressing room after the fight, presented a bat tered appearance, hut waa apparent ly as strong as when the fight com menced. He said : "I knew I could lick him. I took all the bets I could get and cleaned up a big sum. I have won the light weight championship and have all the money 1 want. I don't care If I never see a boxing glove again. I may or may not, however, fight again." Heteree Jack Welsh had this to say after the fight: Nelson won a clear-cut victory. I do not, however, think that the (Jans of today was the Joe Gans of old. He seemed to have lost some of his clev erness and to my eye his blows did not seem to have the same vim be hind them. Nelson was too strong. and It was a case of youth having Its fling." The attendance at today's battle was tho greatest, with two exceptions, that ever attended a prize-fight In California. The receipts approxi mated $40,001). Ti-x Itli kanl's HctH. Tex Rlckard, of Goldfleld, bet $5000 even that Gans would win In 20 rounds; ho also wagered $5000 to $2500 that Gans would win on results, and $2000 even that Gans would win In lo rounds. Tho preliminary fight between Camp Nelson and Red Cornell was concluded at 2:10 p. m. Nolson was given the decision. It was a very bloody contest and the vast crowd tlmo and again yelled to the referee to stop It. Nelson waa given the de cision at tho end of the eighth round. Just as tho sheriff Jumped Into the ring to stop the contest. Mcl-'AltLAXK AXIt I'HKDIIIi: WKISII IIIHW I.os Angeles, July 4. Keferee Jim Jeffries this morning declared the fight between Packey McFarland o( Chicago and Freddie Welsh, the English lightweight, a draw at the end of 25 rounds of clever boxing. The decision wus met with a storm of dlsapprnval, a majority of the spectators being of the opinion thai the stockyards scrapper hud clearly won. McFarland was fur tho stronger when the fight ended and In tho final round he knocked Welsh down with a clean right to the Jaw and had his man In distress. The little Britisher came back and fought gamely, but It required all his rleverness to stall off a knockout in the final seconds of tho contest, though he was fight ing savagely at the hell. Hummer recursion Hnti-s to Viiqylnii , and Newport and Dciriilt. On sale every duy, round trip to Vaqulna. $5.00; to Newport $5.50, to Detroit, $1.25. Tickets sold on Saturday nnd Sun day to Ynqulna und Newport, limited to Monday following. ;l in). A. J. GILLETTE. Agent. NOTICK TO lll)(i OWXKKS. The license on dogs Is now duo and those who have dogs they do not want had better dispose of them or secure license, which Is now $2.50 for inn Ira and $5. oil for females. I.. llONNKY. J? lng tax collector. KHOK .SHOP IX (XIHl IKi E. I. Shlnn has opened up a flrst clasa shoe shop In Coburg. All work guaranteed. Drlng In your Job work. d&wtf IF VOL' RXKff The merits of the Texas Vonder you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two i, !.---- ..i. I - tirniiUDIIU DIIIU tiy I). J. Hull, or by inall. Send for i-iiiiiihiiui. nr. r.. w Hall, 21126 Ollva street, St. Louis. W'F.Li, illtll.l.INO Get your wells drilled hv old and experienced well-drlllers. Phone Heil 4'?2. jf lUVHHOLZ CARPENTER. S67 So. Willamette St., IllLLMIP.K nROTIIKItS I For all kinds of dravi nf and a. press. House- phone lied 2 7 43- of flee, Hln.k 6(11 If you waul to know anvthlng about auto, rati nn i; it riv Phone, lied llul. ,. handles the Uulck. Monarch ranges Thirtv davs' fre trlal. J. W. Kay Kur. IV Place your order tor r.rar cla coal now. Willi, ma Truster Co hone IHa.k 1141 o 0 , " I,'..!..', .,. , ,.,- ',."'" IfrrencsH,., char'.-, let. Hid 4f.' 1. jj , t A bias, band , ,. K- r.-.itlor 1 ark , ls,o:n ,,, ,.., ,,.lrmK ,. at 3 30 p. ni. Several accidents i AT JUNCTION CITY J.;i-s Nell:.- Fils ni m-t wi'h qul'e a s'-rious accident Tie- Uy. i he was et.gag.d in piininu up a si:: l,r tile amusement of b'iui? i :n: lrwi when she i'.st h"r balance an I r,-ll from ihe tree backwards, a d:-t itn-o of about fi.nr-ei-n f-et. P:)-' la::d d on her ahould-.-rs and the lia ' of l'--r neck. She wj.i u!icons"i',iis ,.i some time and was too lnd'- Injur -u to be move at t.ie tim?. and ;:i- placed on couch near where she fell. She is s'ill suffering a g ltd d'-al but It la believed she w ill soon re cover. Her many friends hope to hear of her speedy recovery. We learn from private correspon dence, that Harry, the 17-year old son of Mrs. C. J. Khrman of Menan. Idaho, formerly resl tents of this city, met with an accident tha' may yt prove fatal. He was caught In a shaft and considerably mangled. His arm was brok n hsidcs numerous other Injuries. Mr. Khrman, who Is an ex pert machinist, discovered something wrong and Instantly turned off the power or the boy would have been mangled nd crushed to death. The latest advices are that the doctor has hopes for his recovery . Dewey Farrar, the young son of C. Q. Farrar, met with an accident Thursday evening thst waa an ex ceedingly close call. He fell from a cherry tree and landed on a pi :ket fence and had to be helped off. A picket stuck him In-the side and also in the groin. It is believed that no serious results will follow. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hill of Eugene, took charge of the hotel Wednesday morning. They are experienced hotel people and will no doubt keep up the reputation of this Bplendid holtsery. They propose to make everything flru "lasH and will endeavor to make this hotel a favorite stopping place along the line. Times. Ml'ST ( TT GRASS AX1) WEEDS. Notice Is hereby given that ' all property owners must cut the grass aid wepds In the streets and alleys abutting on their properlv within the city limits within ten day? from thia notice or work will be done and the costs assessed against the prop erty. By order of tho Chief of Po lice. KXfTltSlOX TO NEWPORT. During the summer season Sun day trains will he run on the C. & E. from Albany to Yaqulna. leaving Al bany at 7:45 a. m. The morning local from hero connects with t'lis train at Albany, round trip rate. $3.00. COW FEED. Alfalfa meal. At BallT'a. Tenth and Willamette streets. 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We are ex clusive agents for Eugene. Let us show you our fine line whether you want to buy or not. S Light weigh, l iiilcrwenrnnd all kinds f furnlshliiKB for the suiinner sensoii. " "(i would dress well anil enifHl,,., con,c , an(, ,rt us show j,,,, ,nt W(J luiV(, Von do.t have to buy unless " find what sulu you. ED. HANSON Ko. 1 1 Kaat k , opon i..aa. rr rusmvt UUht r Ot IrilMam.lU. M f.ta, rh OI thaT.tvddaF nrl DisavJ Kldnaa. V. . tlr til f'nntilarftl tli of h I rln.rr lrm--0 - OSKi'H. I'n,-,, i.iij, ,r f mll. r t. a)l rai .h.a. a. one til -m, . dunnS the fi,;!,; I iv Jt -4V TKf SiiHTii-PfPSmCO-
