Eugene daily guard., August 15, 1908, Image 4

THE KUGESE DAILY GUARD. SATTRMV, A KG C ST 13. 10OS
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I Who Is
Responsible ?
We refer to a man who lives here and keeps his family in Portland because he cannot find a
house for them in Eugene. This is bad for him and bad for Eugene.
The real estate men tell us they cannot supply half the demand for houses.
We will furnish the Lumber, Lath and Shingles if some one will get busy and build a few
more houses to rent.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
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KITCHEN & KOMPP (
SuccMtort to
ARMITACE &. BOWN J
Livery, Feed and i
Sales Stables j
Oak and 7th Eueie. Or. i
A New Set of
Chairs
Why do you have OLD
SIIAIUIY CIIA1K8 In yout
home, when you rnn muke then
GOOD A3 NKW for only 50o T
A can of Chlnainel will work
wendera In your home.
See that the Chinaman la on
eery can.
8ce our went allow window.
AMK TO HICK OI'U NKW WALL
I'AI'KIt
16-18 West Seventh Bt.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co
QUICK WITTEO MAIL
CLERKS FOIL ROBBERS
Spokane, Aug. 15. Tricked by
the quick wit of the clerks, little'
plunder la believed to have been rap
tured by two masked men who held
up the Northern Pacific westbound I
pussonKor train Just west of Spokuno
hint nlKht. Warned that the robera j
were comltix the clerks took advan-i
tano of the time after the train waa I
rut In two to throw the registered
pnekaKCH Into u newspaper sack,'
where they were unnoticed. j
So far as reported the only booty
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stolen was a pouch of registered mail I
sent from Chit-ago to Spokene and
one from Scuttle made up alang the
road. Neither Is kn vn to have car-1
ried packages of grojt v.-.iiie. I
The search for the robiicrr ,-ontln-l
uea, and It la believed they hurried i
Into the cltv na they ! the engine'
and rata nt the yurls on the out-1
skirts. One auspec: was rapun ed on!
tup of the train after the mob, ry anil j
gives hla name as Frank Snyder, He I
may oro.i to be plain holm who
was si -aim; a ride. I
MONK'S 111 UK. WtOPS
CiirjltfM kiiewii mi.rcly I.H braves
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Organized 1883
The First
National Bank i
OF EUCENE, ORECON j
Capital paid la f 100,000
Surplua and undivided
profit 100,000
Additional lliitilllty of
stock lioldei'ii under
national h.inkhii: laws. IOO.OOii
Total Jtoo.iuio
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RACE RIOT STIRS CITY
! AND CAUSES BLOODSHED
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l-';flti and Miiiii-oe s'rrts. there are
biiiiili'iils ot sight- ra today and
1 1 I- v. , plo, o,l iiniuild these
place lo l.o. o 111.' noiv.l back troni
the n.-ir.., .. ii.hc.l the h;:i,-K-
ii' ii l iiili.s I n- : i ,o . t.t lonuer p ,
I ' 1 !!. tr a1', .i i .! ; 'i ; cm,; ; ion
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.Mrs. Ilallum was dragged from her
j bed at her home, forced Into the gar
: den and assaulted. She was badly
; bruised and was unconscious for
some time. When Klrhardaon was
arrested she identified him as being
the negro who bad attacked her.
reeling grew so intense against the
nei:ro that Shcritf Warner s.'i'vet
ly tank Uli banlsnn ami .los ph
.1. inn's lib.- hitter In jail on a charge
nt the inui ili r of t'. II. tlallai .l. ho
had ch;ie.l him from the I- m.,.
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Sth !! iti'o n: ".ii of b i'ii' me I;
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ciirncii NOTICES
:
I nited lli'i tlireu Church i
J. W. Sprechor, pastor. Sunday I
school at 10 a. in.; preaching at 11 :
a. m. and S p. m.; Junior Endeavor,;
3 p. ni.; Senior Endeavor at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Spreeher will preach iu the i
morning at 1 1 a. m. j
St. Mary's r'piHcopnl Chun U
' Corner Seventh and Olive streets.'
Rev. P. K. Hammond, rector. Holy !
communion at s a. m.; Sunday,
school at 9:45 a. m.; morning pray-j
er and sermon at 1 1 a. in.; evening!
prayer and sermon at 7: -15 a. m. j
Strangers and visitors cordially wel-'
coined. I
KltM Inn c h of Clirlst Scientist j
Corner Ninth and Pearl streets.
Sunday service. 11 a. m.; subject.
"Soul." Wednesday evening prayer,
meeting, s p. m. Free rending room'
open daily, except Sunday, from 2 to'
I p. ill. All are welcome.
ClirNtinn hnrcli
Professor II. T. Sutton will con-,
dint the services. Morning theme.
"The I'ri'-Kininence of Christ."
Kvining theme, "1110 Eminence of
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OltDKH TO SHOW CAl'SK.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
In the matter of the Ciuardi ivi.ollip of
Harry Weaver, Lester Weaver, il
Susan iV'ecUtr minors.
This causn cominE on to be heard
July 17th. l!in, on I'.ie verified petl
t'on of John M. Williams, the guar
dian of t.lu above named minora for
a license to t,e'il the Interest ot said
mirors in the real property described
as follows.
Beginning at the southwest corner
of donation laud claim No. 51 Notlf.
No. 7026 iu section 33, township I jt
s., r. 2 w., run thence north Vt de
grees east 15.2S chains; thence east
24 chains; south 15.25 chains, and
Jest 24 chains 'o beginning, contain
ing 36.60 acre! ; also beginning at
the northeast corner of D. L. CI. ill
Notlf. No. 7026 In section 33, town
ship IS a., r. 2 w., run west 13. SO
chains, south 15.10 chains to south
line of said claim, east 43.30 chairs
to s.e. corner thereof and nDrth 30
minutes east 15.10 chains to begin
ning, containing 64.40 acres, more
or less, all in I ann county, Oregon.
And it appearing to the court that
It will be beneficial to the said wardo
that their interest in said real estate
should be sold.
It is therefore order-vl that said
Harry Weaver. Lester Weave:- -md
Susan Weave- and their father au.l
mother. Peter Weaver and C-in-l-
Weaver a:il all persons interested It.
COPVIOH7.A"1
their
A. C. MATH.'. VVS
CitiuT.il 1 e.iniine,
C'iuuh tc, Guvd, BmliliiH;
Sand aiul imJ c x.w.t-.uui
c.ntli Iit !..i!i;
riunu- l.Mjvk Jol I
or call. it ilj W 4 Ih
lHALL (Si, SHUMWAY
I'luiiililiin anil S.-wi'r Work.
Alto general JobMug In tin and
hoot Iroa uik. lr-. 0ik promptly
atton.lrd to.
:rry a full Una of plumbing ruturei
l"uie lllack I.i7l. Till ami (Vnk Sl.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
l ive i;:vmvr i.ir lor hire
,li iv lui'C J.iv nr iiij 'it
GOOD DKIVHR
CALL BLACK 1231
Ma ar in t his co-i-t ;iiir
if any they have. Wny
i'l not by made ii v this
- Hi" miardian said
ih. inter, -i f .ai,
.!. ..mi ilia. Monda-.
.. ;,; !;,. I:,,ar ,,f
.f fo
VXCI.I-; SA..I MXTKH
THE TOWN
on July 4th in honor e'
birthday, and there :
many soiled gowns ui
nients to show evident ;
paint. Whether it h
paint, slain r soil fr
cause whatever you i
your garments returns:
they will look food a.-itt
cleaned at the Kua
Works.
Evprvthin.ripossiWs
CleaT.inscnd DycuJi
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Scott's Santai-Pepsin Capsule
A POSITIVE CUr.E.
fwr UdtMNMM of iVlkirb
wl Ik 1 tlrf 0a..
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ll.'H I ISMllili- Slai'li'll
SmllKil 1,1. Ill , VllKUM V
moli bent .ni w leaking vi-imeance on
the ileum inhabitant.', of Springfield
becail-'e of .in .i-c.mlt romliiltte-t by
nesio mi a nh.te woman this after
noon. Is r.iclns tllioiiiili the atrivia
tenuht. be.itiiu negroes and dlsre
nur.lllig the soldiers of troop II of
the Kits; l'aaliy. oileted out by
I'.olernoi llllicu t,i pi, 'serve Older
Ih.- K.iM'inor tonight by telegiaph
ord red out aMilloa.il tr'ops and
conipani, i !,. Illoonunston. Peoria
and P. Vln and the -lie hems rn-heil
o Spring ,.i,i !"s;.e.-.il triill to
CO'-.. 't I';., m,,!,
Klehiii'Nen w arre,,l (or
.iilt:nt i- p.u l II 1; am, -(,. ,,(
. Site t .O..I.I. .,1M nlht
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troni t.
uAkv
cklni:
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Illotl reach. '.1 tl,., I,. ,11.1m .,r il... o......
way leading from the buffet they
found the dead body of Louis Polm
svvr 7 ears o' ' .
WK11IKH PliEIlK TION 4.
KOI! 'Oltm KST
rortland. Vug. 15 Ore-
gun. Washington and Idaho
Pair tonight and Snnd.iv.
I'v. r day tn-v; we. k ,
e.i. August :'.i. ir. !...,
emn. w.il h. i i,t i.-,,
Have him test your , v,.
s cxperictue.
I" Thurs
the opti-!
Nineteen i
Take Kodol vvhenev. r veil fee that'
"" That is the only ,.,,,;
v , , , lv"'"'' "" "hen! '
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dlngg"t,:"'n,",!!- so''
Goldsmith
BETTtNG & HENDERSON
There a-e ui.inv Imitations of (J)
Witt s Cirboli -. ,1 witch Hare! S.i.v.
hut Inst oae original. So',.1 In a',
druggists.
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' CH. VMI1KKS M VKHWAKK CO
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- or lutnAil Kinds of brick .. ..j
, promptly and neatly done All
U-r-'!'Wra"twd- Rwldonce 921
; .':.' ,.';- "'T'- 131 West Fourth
. -r--.. i'h;ne Ked 431? O
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Aocrccbiics snwM
cigars, h gives hin
The Mount Hood
h vnritc amone all twi
It is positively the
Cigar on th: rruw
L.:C.BEAD
Stone Ml
L'ave or :
on West K -Springfield.
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