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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1908)
THIfc) EUGENE DAILY GUARD, Y KHNKSHAV, Al'GlST 5. 1908 temperance w ' Oiah'antkkd" KON-jNTOXKATINtt "I used tli'mk a gund non-intoxicating l r roulil not 1 inado lut M ALTON A Mirtaiiily is IT" HAPpyi DiuaiTraii if .1. , all An9 T VI IMii ' " Laiii traii c drink Una NORTH PACIFIC BRcWlNu uu. ASTORIA, OREGON IIFIC II CO. I EGON I For Sale br BODDY & KUTHE AUKLAND IS PREPARING FOR ATLANTIG FLEET XKWS OF TI1K lV IN lililKF Corpus Chrtati, Texas. Atis?. 3. A well-attended conference of ' "s Methodist laymen b.-fi.n today M-worth-by-the-sea and will c.-oti ti nu; over lomorrow. WEALTHY HAN'S SUICIDE CAUSED M APPARITIOK Home. Aug. 3. A stranse mo... o. Sandwich, Mats. Auk. '.The annu al reunion of the Nye family :n America began at the old homestead here todav. A considerable number ludinir several., ,i, from Haronessl .T ."cr To" the distant places. where , rich ,,f the Amer ,an 1m t esmp lee ann, whir, preparation! ,'. . ,v ,ne continual he end of tl'l- week with 'the great-1 llave making for several months )r,.s,,nce cf an apparition. . .... . i... ,., tiin HiM-nr-: otnia nere loaay IfrJl IIIlt-It-l. Ill- - I ".,,,. TU l In honor of the occasion and EU BANGS J. H. WEST C P. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Qau Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STACKS.. MrKENZIESTAGEItavea Eurn EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE nUi. m. Sum do not call at ErivaU lealdrneee But will call lor .((ifeil aoMllcd Uw day Mora. A dallystafe leaves Eugene at6 a. m, lor Maplettm, cIom connection by iteamer lor Florence and A cina Uvery Phone Main 2 1 doubtless will be thronged with vlsl torn from all part of the country. The fleet is to remain here four days and during that time there will be an alrnoHt continuous Bound of fes tivities. By general consent the day of arrival will be made a Beml-hollday In Auckland. The federal officials and the mayors and other represen tatives of the thief cities of New Zea land will be here to participate In the welcome. The official welcome by the governor-general. Lord Plunk et, will be made a separate event. In addition to the dinners, receptions and other social functions to be held In this city there will be a number of excursions for the officers and men to points of Interest, Borne of them hundred miles and more distant from Auckland. A considerable part of the four days' entertainment will consist of these trips. The. freedom of-the city will be given the bluejackets of the fleet and many features are being arranged ior their special entertainment. There will be baseball games, rootball, box ing and wrestling matches In addi tion to these there will be many forms of entertainment characteris tic of the New Zealand aborigines. rol.lTK ATTENTION greets all customers at our market, and as choice a piece of meat as was ever laid on a block Juicy, tondorv 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 primes!, so that they will look toilipllnit as well as tender and succulent. Our prices are low for prime meats. Broders' Bros Phne JMalr. 40 - West. Ath St.. For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See J. E. KILBORN Satisfaction Cuaiantetd Phone 5391 557 High Street If you need a Mower or Binder see S. L. LONG Sl SON Agents for the Mccormick machinis the best ever manufactured East 9th St Eugene, Ore. TORONTO WELCOMES COMING OF ROBERTS Toronto, Out., Aug. 5: An en thusiastic welcome awaits I,ord Rob erts upon his arrival in Toronto this evening. For the next two days the famous field marshal will bo the guest of the city aud the programme for his cntertulnment will take up nearly every moment of his time un til his depnrture Saturday morning for Hamilton and Niagara Falls. To morrow ho will bo presented with a civic address of welcome. Other fea ture of the programme will be a pub lic reception In queen a Park, and the conferring of an honorary degree upon him by Toronto University. KIVK I'lA'MIK TO UKATIf IN Al'TO.MORILK. 8nn Francisco. Aug. 3. Coming down a steep grndu In tho hills west of UurlliiKnmo at high speed, an au tomobile driven by Miss Ethel Mc Cormuck, and occupied by four other women and two children, all of San Mateo, suddenly swerved from the road as the result of tho broken brakes and plunged slrallght down an embankmutit causing the death of three of the women aud two children and Injuring the other two. The vie tlms of the disaster, the second of Its kind near San Francisco within 4 hours were: Mr. Thomas A. Mc Cormack. her daughters. Mias Clara and Miss Klhel, Mrs. Ira 0. O'Brien and the latter s two Infant children, Miss K. O. McCauley, of San Francisco. Of these seven Miss McCaulley and Miss Kthcl McCormack, .the driver and the only two alive. auspices. The exhibition will con tinue through the remainder of the week. Hot Springs. Aug. 5. "The Man and the Corporation'' was the subject of the annual address delivered by ex-Senator William Lindsay, of Ken tucky, before the meeting of the Vir ginia liar Association here today. Guatemala City. Aug. 6. Many delegates have arrived for the fifth session of the Pan-American Medical Congress to be held In this city. Nearly every state In North and South America will be represented at the congress. Paducah, Ky.. Aug. 5. Arrange ments have been completed for a meeting to begin here tomorrow at which It is expected to complete the organization of a Kentucky branch of the Farmers' National Union. Paris, Aug. 5 A hailstorm In the district of Bezlcrs has laid waste 15, 000 acres of vineyards. The quanti ty of wine loBt to the owners Is esti mated to be in excess of 10.000.ou0 gallons. Niagara Falls. N. Y., Aug. 5. The International Apple Shippers' Asso ciation, which has a membership ex tending over a large part of the Unit ed States and Canada, began Its an nual session here today for the dis cussion of trade topics. Carleton. Mich., Aug. 5. Two can non set up aa memorials of the bat tle of Drownstown and Monguagon. In the war of 1812. were dedicated today on the Wyman farm, near Gi braltar. The oration was delivered by Ward N. Choate, of Detroit. Intervale. N. H., Aug. 5, The So ciety for the Protection of New Hampshire forests hold its seventh annual meeting today at tho Inter vale House. Governor Ilolllns presid ed and a number of others of prom inence took part tn the proceedings. Slous City, Aug. 5. The Corn Ilelt Editorial Association will meet In annual Bession here tomorrow. The program prepared for the meeting covers two days and provides for nu merous papers, addresses and dis cussions. Delolt. Wis., Aug. 5. The Master llousepainters and Decorators' As sociation of Wisconsin began Its an nual meeting In Ilelolt today with nn attendance of members from nearly all the large cities of the state. The meeting will last nntil Saturday. Clinton, Iowa. Oug. 5. Clinton Is preparing for the entertainment of the Upper Mississippi River Improve ment Association, which Is to assent bte here In annual convention next month. The local committee already la In receipt of advices that point to an unusually large and representative attendance at the meeting. A CURE FO HHEUMATlS i, ua r.ne ninht last year that tnis haunting began, when the landowner Tommaso Giordano, who was only thirty years of age, returned home ..,., a im.rnev. As he aDProached the house, he was surprised, so he told his friends afterwards, to see It lit up and the door wide open. Thinking thieves had broken in he aroused his servants, and directly he did so the lights went out. The houiw was searched, nobody was m it and nothing could be found amiss. St. Giordano went to Ud thinking himself the victim of an illusion, but towards morning he vas suddenly awakened. Looking up he saw leaning over him an old woman dressed In hlack. This personage announced herself as a witch, and prophesied his violent depth. Ever after then the landown--r a'-erred, he was continually perse cuted b" the witch, from w;iom In vain, no tried to escape. lie continued to attend to nis ai- fnlrs. but he alwayB compiaineu to hl3 ft lends and servants that he could not get rid of the woman, who, since the llixt night of her appearance, al ways visited him day ana n.gui. whenever he was alone. Giordano as a last resort went to several doctors, who certified him as of sound mind, and told him to trav el and so divert his attention. But the woman would sit near him in tne train, and last week, he returned home, wrote letters to his friends, saving the witch had driven him to death, and then blew out his brains with a revolver. O a) 1S3X r,i ,t;cm idealised bv an excess of uric acid in theKi., carried through tl circulation5 to all portions of die system. Ev ' nene. bone and joint absorbs the nend, pain-producing poi; aches inflammation, stiffness and .ther well known symptoms of u,! Permanent relief from the pains and discomfort of KhcuraatisniCi expected from tne use oi externa ,, t reach the blood, where the cause is located, .w give temporary relief, but in order to cure Rheumatism the nric J r . ,.,cf K evnelled from the e 1 inflammatory pu.su.. , ' f : , V V a. 5. t.i. Wanse it is a perfect blood purifier. It foes,! circulation, neutralizes the uric acid and drives it from the blood. J expels the irntaunR, ." J , inepii. Ine and other discomfort, enriches the weak sour Wood, andp cures Rheumatism. In all forms of Rheumatism, whether acute otd S S S will be found a safe, vegetable remedy, possessing then,, needed to cure, and at the same time a medicine that builds UptL system bv its fine tonic effects. Book on Rheumatism and any mAS, free to all who write, THE SWilTi SVlWUfU: CO.. ATLajrJ 1 11 UOl (HI KTACJK TO ' KIT. SON SPRINGS. Arrangoments huvo lately been made so that permits wanting to go to Kit son Springs ran lake tho mall stage at Kugene, Goshen or Spring field and connect with the stage at I centre of Kugene city, east and west, Lowell for the spiiegs bv way u( nnil only three blocks from the S. P. FOR S A I,K, KXCHAXGK OR I.KASK llnvlng concluded to retire from the lumber business I offer for Bale, lease or will exchange for Kugeno or Portland Income property, my saw mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber sheds, office, planers, dry kilns and all tools connected with the business. Mill located at river bridge In the J. O. : HOMAS j, DAVIDSON Eugene Electric Company Modern Wiring and Supplies Designers and Maker of Electric nd Gai Fixtures, Orrylnf a Full Line oi Up-to-Date Goods Prions Main 5-74 Wl Eihlh SL,Eugiir, Orrfon. Will Move About Oct. t and Occupy the Center Room oi the New Register Building. CALL AND SEE US J lliuel Dell, on Tuesdays. Thiirsdavs nnd Saturdays. Sept C A I' TDK (IIIWI) The feature picture at the Grand to night Is "Old laasc, the Pawnbroker It. K This Is a fine opportunity for some . one to go Into the lumber business,' as there is always a big local demand for all slabwood, sawdust, shavings, cull lumber, as well as the better! grades of lumber. Logs are cheap TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE lluve Vaur Abstracts Made by The lame County Abstract Co. C. G. Ransom etux to J. W. Ran- son, 161. oo acres in sec iu, tp a, s r 3 w $r,00. L. C. Parmela etux to Mary A. Neale, tract In sec 11, tp 20, e r 4 w. 10i. George E. Hanover to Alexander Wltherx. lot 1 and 2 In blk 2 Rus add to Eugene. $40. Pearl A. Schlumberg to Noah Chrlstener. tract In sec 31, tp -i s r, 4 w. 110. H. G. Mofflt etux to Hazel E. Mof fltt Kelso, lot 6 In hlk 12 W & M add to Junction City. $100. Lizzie Howard et al to Mrs. Elinor E. Tabor; 150 acres in sec. 25, tp. 1", s r 7 w. $675. W. H. Elliott etux to Nettle Lucas tract in claim 52, tp, 18 s r 3 w. $675. Myra C. Counts etal to F. 0. Stil ler, etux; lots 1, 2. 3 and 4 In blk i of McFarland's add to Cottage Grove. $600. J. M. Roberts etux to G. H. Rob erts, lot 6 and part of lot 7 in blk 11 of Packard's add to Eugene. Idaho F. Campbell to Effa F. Bar ger; lot 2 in blk 2 in Campbell's 1st add to Eugene. $12a. Hardy K. Zumwalt to W. M. Faw- ver, 4.10 acres in claim 42, tp. 16, s r 2 w. $500. M. J. Eilmunson to Harris L. Wal- lls .tract In sec 34, tp 17, s r 4 w; also tract in sec 15. tp. IS, s r 4 w. Sarah S. Marqulss to B. .1. Mar quiss, tract In claim 52, tp 17, s r 4 w. $2.1011. W. .1. Clemens agent to Lot Q Swet land. UiU acres In sec 2S and 2!i, tp IS. s r 5 w. $t. I". S. to John Hunzicker, 160 ac res In sec 34, tp 16, s r 7 v. and It is worth the' price of admission I ml"'r rhc!11'' !"m,),'r hlKh- to see this picture alone. It Is ono of A good in H I mil n can make this ih. ....,.. j,i. ..i .u. .' property pay for Itself In two years a. ill .. tie wit. ,ie. tile uu a. .11 11. Kill In one year. Greatest opportunity In Grand has bad this summer. The en- lira rillfl-Hltl Will K.I f.o.n In ......w r i'l...nn j, ,,,,,.... .i.ki 1. 1... ..I.... ' this part of Oregon for a mill man nlc IK I best located mill In tho state. Capac- Illy, 20,000 fe.'t In ten hours. WOOD HWVIXG I When you have this mill you are " at tho market. Planer and dry kiln Moore everything needed to make lots of ........ lii.tii't-r nun litis 01 mum-,, it.ve nils in! BO U I Gasoline power, by W. W. ptionn Red 32.12. Orders small will be appreciated. tmicK, mm k Lovelace The great trotting stallion, stan dard and registered. The sire of i many unions irouers ana racers now on the race track of the Northwest. $25.00 by the season. $35.00 to Insure. A young Wilkes Stallion of much promise. Standard and registered. J20.00 to insure. "j A Grand Perchcron draft, (reg istered). Color, dapple grey; rv-itt.-4 I l.,,l.iM pton Perchcron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won two cups, four gold medals, several banners and blue rib- G. R. PKICE, Manager. , First-class brick, delivered or i yam. ard Immediately across rlv er on Linton place. F.l WILES. your early attention If Interested in ;a lumber proposition. I am sure you cannot beat it In the state. The quicker you act the surer you are of making your fortune, for this Is a In chance in a lifetime M. S. BARKER. 333 Pearl street. Kugene, Or. Tyler B. Veloce Kincaid Rickel, Owners Eugene, Oregon Rlinxoid's Barn, Thirteenth and Charnclton Streets tlKRMAN 4-OACH STALLION Tho German coach horse whlcl. 1 purchased from Duncan Scott will nuke the stand durln the season at Bangs' barn. " 1. H. PERKINS. Summer r'.xcumlon llntr to t aiiulna and NewKirt and letrolt. TEACH Kits' KXA.MI X AT I O X Notice Is hereby given that the county superintendent of Lane coun ty will hold the regular examination of applicants for state and county papers In the county court house, tugeno, Oregon, as follows; For Stale Papers Commencing Wednesday, August 1 1. 19U3. at 9 o clock a. m., and con mining until Saturday, August 15, at 4 Ti- in Wednesday Penmanship, history spelling, physical geography, reading psychology. Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, book-keeping. Friday Physiology. gengraphv. composition, algebra. English lit ra ture. Saturday Botany, plane geomet ry, general history, school law. For Con my l'i.n-rs Commencing Wednesdav. August 12, 1 90S. Rt 9 a. m. and continuing until rrlday. August 14, at 4 o'clock Wednesday, Penmanship, hist irv .......... .,ij. reading, pnysu a iseoir- nrlthmi'ti,-. grammar, physl- lU. J. W. HARRIS MOVKS HIS OFFICE On sal every day, round trip to raphv Yaqulna, $."..00; to Newport $5.50; I Thursday Written to Detroit, ( .';.. itni-ory of teaching Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun-lologv. day to Yaqulna and Newport, limited ! Friday Geography, sih. ol law to Monday toiiowing. .i uti. .civil government English ii.r...... W. II. mi. i. API, A. J. GILLETTE. Agent. I M IPI.K WOOD. Br. J. W. Harris has moved hi. .if. flee from the rooms over Linn's drug tore to a suite of rocins In the new Nice drv maple wood. Specl.i! i addition to (he First National Bank price $.:.". delivered. miii.ung. wnero he ran be found at WILLIAMS TRANSFER, his usual office hours. Ills new Phone Black 1141. a phone number la Main .".;. sti . I K. i. HAIGHT. R. r. M.llt(;Vs Kt RMTI HE 1 I'hotos. stamps and post card FACTORY. County Superintendent. WELL DRILLING. t V, 1 ,"2-,0,1t' wll drilling see UDllke leffler Co . well driller. iT'lvKKr' S,!,-" Vlllard Ban, " Whites restaurant f, r clean square meal. 20 cents. Furniture manufactured for whole sale or retail trade. Fact.irv at eit end of Fifth street Repairing solid. Ited. Phone His, k f.J.M. IV-IJcnce phone. Black .;, o . lf General Mew work Sixth street, be- i tween Willamette and Olive. tf Monarch range. Thir trial. J. w. ksii Fur. C 7 d.l' f:e The B'.ilrk autos are the bet. See U It Wrav about them He can he found with the Eugene Transfer Co.. plio-e KeJ I 101. tf He.ving f'.rnaee. brl-'k and foun l:i Hon stone for sale cheap t.v First N ttlonal Bank. C ASTOR I A for Infant and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 7 Hears the Newport YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resoi The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv. able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food an abundance of it. Fresh water lrom springs. All mod necessities, such as telegrapn, teiepnone, markets freshly j vided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly; nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. . Strict munic sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Parifi, Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R. tJ service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. RATE FROM EUGENE: Season six-months ticket $3, Saturday to Monday ticket. $3,1 Our elaborate new Summer Book gives'a conci'tdescriptioii of Newport, including a list of hotels, ' their capacity aid rates. Call on, telephone or write , J. GILLETTE, Eugene. WM. McMURRAY, U. P. A., Portland, Oj The GRAND PROGRAM Episode of the French Revolution Love Through Fire Jealousy to Heroism Antics of Two Spirited Gtizeni Novice Tight Rope Walker Old Isaacs, the Pawnbroker SCNCS BY MISS FORD 'A Tear, a Smile, a Kiss" "He Laid Away a Suit of Grey" Surprise Night Friday Night Matinee To Day 3 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. ALL SEATS 10c. '1 EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical STAFF V Kuykendall. M. D. O. Proner, M. D. P.J.Bartlr.M. D. B.F. Seattle, M. D. D. A Paine, M. D. Geo. 0'B,DeBar, M.D. L. E. McDouital, M. D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Qs Modern operating room and equiH Appliances forX ray wort Sputum and blood examination Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses.. Kcgular course of lectures by the faculty and prH training in the hospital. The medical and surgiai ot tne hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or r mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.M TWO CUPS OF TbA u Is what yon i" use the usual qua""'"' tea when you "iaM 8 alrenith of our tea i . . .hint M you neen 010.' usual quantity m tea of fine flavor That Is on account of ; and quality of t" pound; you'll mf '". and also the eennol. It. W. M. GREEN, Itlim 619 Willamette St. o nuiiv ' O O
