Eugene daily guard., July 07, 1908, Image 4

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ND almost decided to discontinue our half-page advertise
ment, since the ad. or something else has brought us al
most more business than we can care for. However, on second
thought, we concluded to increase our facilities and care for all
orders offered, and are prepared to do this to our mutual satis
faction, we believe. No one can give you better prices, grades
and delivery of first-class Lumber and Shingles.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber
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THREE MONTHS
WORK YET ON
DEPOT GROUNDS
W'OKK OK I'lU.lMl l KANT KM)
OF TDK WltliH IMS 1IKKS
(XlMI'I.KTKIt AMI I'AKKIMi
Wll.l. HM COMMKM'K
MOVK lltKK.Iir WAIIKIIOlHl:
WITHIN VV.w DAVS ,
iand-45 feet west of the Dunn ware
; hnnsu It will have a frontage on
the railroad of 30 root.
rrkliK Will Ho lUwutlful
Mr. HtrHwu showed tha reporter a
rough akotrh of the proposed parking
Around the new passenger depot and
in inu eiini eiiu ui tun yams. Arcoru- i
Inn tn the plum the parking will lie!
very beautiful when completed. There j
will no a circular driveway south of
the depot to allow teams to approach
the baggage, room and the Wells-Fur-.
hulldliiK, and In the con ire there
will lie a largo plot of lawn set to
flowers and shrubs. The entire east
end of the yard, where there will
lie no driveway, will ho similarly
treated. The remaining portion of
the yard will also he nicely parked
SHIPPERS OF
LUMBER REQUIRED
TO STAKE GARS
Boctlon Foreman rllrnwn, of the'
Koulheru I'ac.ltio Company, who has !
charge of the work of Improving the;
local depot ai Inu la, today Informed1
aCuant repmter that I lie fllllnK In of!
tha yards In the east end Is eompleted '
and he will at once put his force of.
o to work leveliug off that portion 1
( tti. MUa preparatory to parking I
It. Nn uiurt. i vol wi he drought i
sW fur several weeks, until the old
paaaenarr and old freluhl depola are1
Moved to a permanent location In the1
weat end it the arda and the ware-j
homes are moved 'o the uorth aide of
law tracks This will he done as soon
as the new paaaemier depot la readvl
liirmviiiun.). which will lv shorilvj
before the f ir -t! of August The
treluhl and ild ieugor depola will
b ruuibitiad mi i one largo freight
Wool and will lie located near the,
od of t'hjiue't in street. The Woik
ni inoviua llie Ireimu depot will lio
tn tn ahmit tea da) a. The old side
track th.it .iicn.U along: the south
aide of the yrds will at once he ta
ke ap a. Ilii- (he two buildings ma)
a moved lo th.ir now he alluii.acre
which the In k Is laid All the
frelKhl oatal.ulel aim uierchandiM'
will be arietta. SI the weal end lit
Ike arw In, a -hat la holm l,ull1
aloha the ato. r.la. and which will
be connected aiitun a tow dais with
the eld trsi a that now eitonda along
lh wareliniiM'a Ju Ihe mirth side nl
tba yards. . p:a-- to unload the rao
la aow heina pieparrj All draia ami
trther fietght hauling i.hlrl.a
lrr the ..id, to i,d Ire'ght from
Ihe ears h) to ot Lincoln street. In
Ihe vicinity il l i Warren (Vnalr'ue.
Ilea t'ottiMtnt's pawn plant, and
hen ihov !:! to ,.,, ,, (,, .,,,
from the deiKii the) will go In t.) aai
nf fharnrlt in .'teot that thorough',
tare callus at fie rallioad
New YVarcliouae,
Forenun Straws aisled that it..
Pollock (in.!,: C.impau) hu.ihK
In build a,, on a '.an- m war-hou.
on the dep i: rfrui.n.. It wl ). ,,
rated s'niiit l.e. . the drhewav to
the M.Miiphoi r. sidoiice mends
fMSIff
Crriaht. iws. i,v I'nasrwoed Cnd.v
w..t, N. luia.
JOEL. riUMM.KK HAlUilS
Joel fliHiullo! Hairlai knowu tti
the Ulnar) world as I'ncle lteluua."
la dead ai Atlanta, Hi., aaed tui
)eare .i
Wa.ihlniiton, I). C. July 7.
"We find and decide upon nil the
facta and circumstance disclosed hv
our InvostlRiitlon that the remilatlona
of the rallronds, which require ship
pers ot luiiiDer on open cars to slake
mill secure their loada for safe car
rlnire, are tint unjust or uuriiusoua
hle." This opinion of the ItitorslHle com
merce cotuuilsHliin In the rnr-atnke
case was reihlered by L'hnlriAan
Kliupp today.
J. M. ItKAItIN M V
AIHIKK.SS I'OXVKMTOX
Denver. July 7. The OreKon dolo
mites are eudeavorlni! to have Cali
fornia yield to Oroaon when the pres
Idontlnl nomlnallna; speeches are
made, California will alve the an
swer tomorrow. If this Is done. ex
Senator John M. tlearln will make
Ihe second or third speech In second
ing the nomination of .Mr. Hi van. In
a unlet way the Orenon delegate are
doing some effective ork. M. A. Mil
ler was anxious to do almost every
thing, hut the test of the delegates
thought It too much for one man, and
elected f. K Henry as chairman and
will personally perform their work
on committee and vote. They have
not yet determined on their candidate
tor vice presllent. They are waiting,
ao that their votes mav be effective
If .,,,..(1,1..
ABE RUEF
GIVEN. LIBERTY
ON BIG BOND
! property was $7B.90I). His father
land sister went his bonds to the
! amount or $1190,000, while ather
I sureties qualified for $870, OnO. Of
I the latter Joseph Hirsen and Uejpold
, lllrsch signed five bonds for $2(1, DIM'
each, Lonls Friedman six bonds of
$20,000 each, and a surety company
! deposited a rertified check fo,- $100.
i 0JI0, equivalent to $200,000 in bonds.
San Francisco, July 6. Abraham
Hnef was released from the county
Jail tonight on bonds aggregating
$1,500,000, the largest amount ever
given In n crlmlniil case in this state
This sum Is the nKgregntu outl upon
7S indlctmcnls, returned by tun Oli
ver grand Jury, charnlni' Knot with
bribing the former board of super
COMMITTEE PASSES
UPON MANY CONTESTS
(Continued From Pace One.)
TUV F.U.K.HS' HltKAKFAsr.
llreakfaat will he served at Otto's
fuim ,i a in on Special attention Is
paid to the travelling public. J 10
COFFEE
You are liot'i jude and
jury for Schilling's Pest
r.'r erect mwh i
bX. 11 m hi s.ai
r aiM.r It roa aaal
when the lulldltua are all moved to
their iMrmaneiit locations and when
Ihe filling is in il,.( I
Tlrnv M. ml ha1 W ork Yet
The aunt of lin orto ,P( ,,,,,
by the rompait) tor theae I nprove
nienta. and It la l.clua exeend. ,1 caru.
full) and ludlrlonali in Foreman 1
Strawn r aaia that there will be1 '
Ihv,- month,' ,, hi hat Shall We Have tor lWa.ti "
niini.t. boforo Ihe aunt , ,rtl tlp Try JKI.I. O. the dalntv appelli
and wheu it U coi.ip'.otcd Kiien will ". econoinlcal do.nert t;a'n be pre,
hav, ihe bai.daom,.: j. ,,,,, Kri,,, I'ar.vl hi,ta.tlv - .implr add boiling
'"' (water and .r ,ht. ,., Kla),ir
i ium r:gn. sweetened Just right
perfivl in evcrv way m,. pa.kagc
irases enotio doaert for a large
liil en. ned n . 1 4IM,i' . Ai' :'H'el soil It Don's ac
class ah;e ,!,op In l,l,r Alwork!""! .". ' "' ' " 'Kl.l.-O c..llipliet
u.,iaio.,v.l Urtug ,r n,,, ,ork'1 T . "'' '",r" ' 7 " -
... , ,ij.ilT.rri t straw icr-
rv, cli .o'ate. ihirrv. peach.
HIIOl-: Mlof flllUTUi
I'
J m If
half, the sub-committee took the con-'
tests under advisement' and -will re-1
port tomorrow morning. Leaders of j
several of the contesting delegations,!
Incensed by their defsat, charged that '
the siib-eoniniitiKos were packed1
against them. Little hope was ex-
pressed by the opponents of Mr. Sul-i
livan, Mr. Otiffey and Mr. Mttrphvl
that they would win before the na
tional committee. (
S1GK litADACW
ABK.UIAM RUEF.
visors In connection with the jront
lug of franchises to public -.ervlce
corporations and upon which he was
taken in custody by the pi i.ccutlun
aa a sort of prisoner of slate." In
charge of an elisor appointed hv
Judge Frank II. Dunne and a half
dozen private guards at nn ep Mi
nt about $ln(iii month.
Ill Jail Seyen Months
Since Jiinu i: y 10. whe- the new
idmlnistraiion went Ininnffl Ruef
has been languishing In the coutitv
Jail.
Twenty suivlcs. Includih Huefs
father and sister and himself, signed
the bonds. It developed todav dur
ing the examination of his sureties
before Superior Judge Frank J. Mu
rasky, that Knot owned real .'tare In
this clt. w hi, it t,o recently trans,
fcrre.i- to h: i-hcr and sUtor. up..n
which a r.-a! o.ta xpert o'l
wttneaa st.,,i ;..,.,! a .'..h... ,,f ji .
vl I' till
Uu. r. tvi
Kiit t s an:,.i.ii income fr.un
'associates. Senator Fred T. Duliois
was sustained l)y the 'siib-conimltter
whirh heard the Mnrninn contests
from Idaho, but the commlt.ee was
not ready to ninVe lis report to the
full committee before that bodv lul
imrned. Tom Johnson, nf Clove
land, was a winner in the Nintn-entli
Ohio district, where lie triumphed
oyer the siib-cnminlltee 'before the
national committee. The Rockwell
delegated u-oru A i.l.....i i ....
" ......i. .-u nun me iwo
j Johnson delesates seated In their
Places, in tne ninth Ohlo dlstrict the
idiirber faction retained the two cnti
jtestunts over the protest of Joh'i-
Sllll.
Mrt'lirn-n'a Abuse Clioked Off.
Patrick .McCarren. of Mriokl n
was practically ignored In his contest
.o..uisi v.nariea r. .vu--phv for ihe
11! seals In Kings county. New Vark
Heforc the sub-cotimiiitoe he boe.in,e
so abusive of the .Murp!iv-f.(;or men
th; t he was not permitted lo p-ociv1
and th. moetlng was nbruo'lv nl"
journod. with the decision m'mV, In
further action with r-ivid i "fie
contests. The full comuiiro! M19.
taind this course without dt .n t
In the District ot Columbia ' con
test Where the entlm .1.0
six members was involved. ,',. ,.om.
ni1" livid, d the seats between Ihe
two contesting parties
Joseph Howloy, of ,he TMrt v-llrst I
onnsylvania district, whoso right
his seal was disputed by ihe tiuffey 1
people, was sustained hv th,. snh I
ciimtnltt.'e The IVnnsvjvania m.
test, which Involved eight sc, 'n'
the city of Philadelphia and ,hr,-, "
Allegheny county, provoked probably
the most hitter discussion that w.s,
heard before any of the sub-commit-1
,.hla, appeared before t'lie e.imn.'lttee'i
. 1 -tk " v nfle r. Donneilv1
.he b,,,.,, :"rj"
the eight I'.uffey delegates were 0V -od
by the f u let-
h. ,he ranko,raud;':::,';.."?:!.
aieu , M- Mni.a.
Kyan. who ,,l, i "'. "r
to the rh.i,-.-es. ' ' "' h;,ul .
After llstonioo .v.. ... .
WELu DRILLIXO
Get your wells drilled by old and 1
experienced well-drillers.. i
Phone Red 4S72. : tr
BUCHIIOLZ & CARPENTER, i
S67 So. Willamette St.
ICARTERS
OlTTLE
iflVER
"i Positively corral
these liiuie ru
Theyalsoreliml
tress lroraDyspiU
digestion and Too Bs
Eating. A perfect i
edy for Dizziness, Kia
Drowsiness, Br4 t
In the Mouli. Cb
Tohbtio, Pain in tki
TORPID LU'ER. !
regulate the Bowels. Purely Vetrctable.
SMALL FILL SMALL DOSE. SMLLff
carters!
vVarr.er tunes pianos. Leave ar-
uers ai Morns' Visic Store. tf I
.Genuino Must Beat
Fac-Simile Signalurt
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ITTLE
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PILLS.
POLITE ATTKXTIOX
greets all customers at
market, and as choice a pM
of meat as was ever laid
block juicy, tender, exquisin
ly flavored and fine grained,;
what we cut your porterhou
sirioin, flat bone or hip '
steaks from. We know ho
cut tip meats for your table
well as to choose the prime?
so that they will look tempW
as well as tender and saccule-
Our prices are low for pr
meats.
Broders' Bros
Phone 2Moin 40 - - West, fltb Sj
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