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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1908)
The Kind Yon Have Always nought, and which lisw ucen in u.ic for over 30 years, liiis borno tho nature of - mid )ms been made miier hiw jer T'" (tonal winervlhloii dinre IU Infuucy. Allow no ono to Je-elv you In thin. All Counterfeits, Imitation nd "jHHt-iw-Kood" ro but KxperimeuUi that trIHo witta-uud m'.-.iier tho health. T liiiaiiU and Children Exper!iaco Hh'a.iiu.1 l-.xperlmeut. What is C ASTORIA C'tori I a Imnnlcwi iinbntltnte for Qmtor OH, Tare J0rio, IH-ops. ftL Huohlnr HyropK. It it) Fleanaiit. U cimtaiii unithor Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic kiibHtauco. lu afO is UK pimrantce. It destroy Worm and Bllas Feverish nc. It cured Dlurrhana uud Wind Collr. it relioveH Teething Trouble, cure Constipation nud Flatulency. It suMilinllafe tho Food, regulate tho Hloiruu'h and ItowclH, giving healtliy und natural Bleep. Tho Children's I'uiincen The Motuert FrieuU GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears the Signature of The Kittd You Haye Always Bought In. Use For Over 30 Years. The GRAND PROGRAM Caught at High.Tide English Harvest King's Messenger Pastry Cook in Love Sacrifice Naggish Tricks Sad Awakening SONGS BY MISS FORD "Can I Make Love to You" "II I. Should: Fall in Lave With You" Matinee To Day 3 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m. ALL SEATS 10c. LV M at The LENOX Portland'! New and Most. Modvrnly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Stmts PORTLAND, . ORCCON Possessing every convenience and an ideal location (ranting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains Rotes European Plaa $1.00 ami $1.50 prr dav. 12.00 and $3.60 with bath. tugtna Cusrd on FUa Ratu AiMricaa Plan fJ.r.O and $3.00 per day. $3. bo. and $4.00. with bulb. O. H. SPENCER, Manager REFUSAL IS ROSE OF WATER COMPANY EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH'S JIRTHDAY IV -The Ovuiiro- sith is opinion ok roimox ok roi ( Hi o( kilning thk ItONIi KlltM'S HKKl'SAL TO TAKK ISSIK IfKA.N SAYS HO.NIIS AUK I'KUIKtTLV I.K U.Mj 1'KltllAI'S .NO MT.Ml'iTAL I'LA.NT The city council" at Its session last night failed to reach any conclusion as to what action hi bent over the re fusal, of Morris Ilros. to accept the bond' Issue, and adjourned to meet again Friday night for more discus sion. For several hours the mem bers talked the matter over pro and con. with more or less heat, a number of diversified opinions being held. The opinion was freely expressed by Moyor Matlock and some members that the rejection of the bondB by Morris llrothers was a scheme of the Willamette Valley Company to net the plant back. ' They thought that the company would refuse their share of the $:00,000 Isue when it was of fered In payment of the present plant. City Attorney Bean reiterated his opinion that the bonds are perfect ly legal, adding that In no other way is It possible to precede under the Htatules. The Chicago attorney, who bears a national reputation as a bond expert. In some way has become con fused. Is the opinion expressed by Mr. Ih-an. .May .Not Tuke 1'lant While moat of the councllmen wanted to take the plant over and pay for It lu a few days, the opinion was vigorously expressed by other members that unless the gravity sys tem was put through the purchase of the present equipment Is useless. Those who supported this opinion thought It wiser to wait until the Oc tober election and get an expression of the will of the iieoplo again be fore purchasing the Willamette Val ley Company's plant. In opposition to this Councilman Williams thought the only course open was to consomate the will of the people as already expressed and to buy the plant, lie thinks the bonds should be tested before the supreme court, and then re-advertlsed and sold to local capital, if outside buyers will not lake them up. Tho city altorncy reported that the Wlllumette Valley Company had pre sented deeds for the property to be turned over to the city In the water plant deal, and after correcting a few clerical errors they were nil right. He stated thut he was looking over the abstracts, but as they were large and .voluminous It would tuke- him a day or two yet to. complete the examina tion. The city attorney reported that k deed to thi city for a, strip of land extending- Weat Kleventh. street to oity limits oa the- West had been made by Messrs. Vaughn, and Wallls and their wives. By motion, rno deed was accented" and" ordered; recorded by the city attorney, and' he- was also ordered to draw an ordinance fo grading and graveling the same and the city engineer was Instructed to establish the grade thereon. Keuben (Ireer presented the mat ter of blasting nt the quarry, show ing rocks that had been thrown Into his yard where six little chlldien were nt play, one little girl being lilt. ! The matter was referred to the street committee with InstructlonsUo take i some action at once. The rock which struck little Delcle McCorn welghe.l half a pound. Another which struck the Hi.lewalk behind her weighed a pound and a half. A conimunlratlon was received from the railroad officials stating that they would not allow an auto mobile garage for gasoline cars ui their right of way. W. J. Warnock's petition to have his scales remain on Kast Park street af'er It was paved was discussed for about half an hour, almost everv member taking a round, and two members of the street committee op posing the petition If the scales were not put In. according, to their istruc-tlons. Vienna Aui: Hungarian Kar. the ven-rab.e Francis Joseph, today c-i-brated his seventy-eighth birthday, as ii custo mary. In retirement iu the imperial summer villa at Ischl. The anniver sary was '..served throughout the empire, but the elaborate public fetes originally contemplated have been deterred until next December, when the emperor will celebrate his six tieth accession to the imperial crown. The health of Francis Joseph is re ported to be better now than It hai been for a long time past. At se ll i. i morning at Ei O Clock, and after a light breakfast he walks for an hour or so. i i u.n i. io. from Vienna with the dispatches, and then the emperor de- voteg four or nve uum w EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH OF AUSTRIA. He was born Aug. IS. 18,'ltl, and as e'ended the Austrian throne in 1S48. of state. At 11 o'clock he has a light luncheon, followed by dinner 2:30, when there sit down to ta ble with him an adjutant, the private physician and tho court chaplain. The afternoon Is spent In walking or shooting, and at 7 a light supper Is served, and then comes some music, after which the emperor retires usually between 8 and 9. GOME! COME Women, Men and Children If you do not look sharp you will be paying 25, j even j per cent more iui vum iau -uCj guuas, underwear, suns, ciuuimg, naio, oso, uiaiiis, nosierJ if you wait till after this big closing out sale is over. The selling since we opened up our going-oUr, 1 1 1 M .1 !. ness sale is simply phenomenal. lNotnmg like it evJ in Eugene nor ever will be. THF RON MARr.HIT 5m tftttftttttffttfftttfTttft4A.. FOUR DOLLAR lilt. 3. W. IIAItltlS MOVKS HIS OKKICK Dr. J. V. Harris has moved his office trom the rooms over Linn's drug store to a suite of rooms in the new addition to the First National Rank building, where he can be found at his usual office hours. His new phone number is Main 652. sl7 Why James Ieo Got Well. Everybody In Zanesville, O., knows Mrs. Mary Lee( of. rural route 8, She writes: "My husband. James. Lee, firmly believes, he owes his life to the use of Dr. King's New Discovery. His lungs were so severely affocted that consumption, seemed' Inevitable, whon a friend- recommended New Dis covery. We tried- It. and its. use has restored him to perfect health." Dr. King's Now Discovery- is the Kin of throat and lung remedies . For coughs and colds It has no equal. The first dose gives relief. Try It. Sold under guarantee at KuykendalPa drug store, 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. SCHOOL OF MUSIC OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Piano and Theory... Miss Mary Morgan (Sherwood) Voice Miss Eva Stinson (Brenneraan, Bacheller, Sweet) V'"1'" Mr. Le Poy Gtsner (Sevcik) An4tsiiti-Mi Atbrrta Cimpbtll. Mm VrJs QuickfuNub, Mia let Tilkius Rates Reasonable Faculty Experienced Opens Sept. 22, 190ft I. M. CLEN. Dean HOPS WILL BE TEN DAYS LATE For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See .1. E. XI L BORN Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 5391 557 HigtuStreeL lteports from the hopfleld In this and other sections of the valley Indi cate that the hops are from ten days to two weeks behind (he season up to date and th Indications are that the harvest will be cousederably la ter than the average this year and that the ho;n will ripen unevenly In ntoft districts. Ordinarily the h :i shoul.l b, in blos.om the latter part of July and the h.ips should ripen within three weeks after coming out of the burr This year, it Is stated by those who have been touring the county and viewing conditions generally, that not to exceed 30 per cent of the fields have yet come out of the blossom nnd lh.it these yards which have ' hopped out" arv In the early stages of, ad vancement This condtitou. it Is uid. Is due to the prolonged drv spell In imwt cases and. to lack of cul tivation In others However, there U! be plenty iif hop,- :,, when the harvest Is over. SOtSCKIIVK KOU THIS GUAllI) -WILL BE THE PRICE OF THE- Pacific Electric Heating CompaJ ELECTRIC IRON UNTIL SEPTEMBER TEN A year's guarantee accompanies each iron This type of iron is used in all of the laundries in the Northwest GET ONE ON A FREE TRIAL (iiinnllau's Sale of Ileal l'niMTty Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, guardian of Ira Nell Kd wards. a minor, will sell nt inililic auction, to the highest bidder, all of' the right, title and interest of the said minor. said Interest being the un divided one-sixth Interest, as an holr-at-law nf W. S. Mller. deceased. In the following described real property: The west half of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Six In Township Twenty-one. south of Kangc Three west, containing 120 ! acres. In- Lane county, Oregon. j Said sale will be held at the hour I of t o'clock p. in., on Saturday, the ,19th day of September, 1S0X, at the southwest door of the Lune county courthouse, In Kugene. Oregon. The-said sale will be held by virtue ,of the authority and direction of the probate court for Lane county. Ore gon, contained in that certain order of the court dated July 27th, 190S, and duly entered of record In Pro bate Court Journal, Vol. 10, at page 227 thereof. Ill'CH EDWARDS, duardlnn of Ira Neil Edwards, a Minor. WALTON & NIOSS, Attys. Pacific Electric Engineering H Wiring, Supplies, Fixtures J5 3 lb Willamette Mreet Phone Rrf an::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Summer Keuilon Itntc to nquinn ami NcHrt and Dein.il. On .! every day, round trip to la.iuttm. $:. 0.1: ui Newport $."ii0 to Detroit, It Tl.kets cold on Saturday and Sun .i.iy to Y.i,iuui: and Newport, limited to MonJ.iv follow tn $:t oo A. J 011.1 KTTE. Aent. Oilanlliiirs Sale of Itcnl 1'roiM'rty Notice Is hereby given that the un- Mierstgne.i, guardian of Henry A. Mll I ler, a minor, will sell at public anc Hon. to the highest bidder, all of the i right, title and interest of the said ! minor. interest helni. n .....it vided one-sixth interest, as an heir-at-law of W. S. Miller, deceased. In the following described real proper ty: The west half of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the n.trthweat n.t.rrxp it C...I J Six. In Township Twenty-one. south o. nance I nree west, containing 120 acres, lu Lane county, Oregon. Said sale will be held at the hour of 1 n'rlork p. In. on Saturday, the 19th day of September. 190S. at t!ie ""Uthwest door of the Lane roomy courthiue. In Kugene. Oreeon, The said sale will be held by vir tue of the authority and direction Ml,, itrohit,. r.illr! f.r 1 nn., Oregon, contained In that certain or- t ol t ie sal. court d.ite.l v.nvi.i 10. l'.o.v. and duly entered of record 1m l'l-oii.tte Court Journal Vol, lit. a pace ;!;'.;; thereof 0 SAIIltA K MlI.l.Kli. Ouanli.in ot llenrv A. Miller a Vnor. WALTON .jNKSS. Attys There is an Increasing Demi For Young Men and Women who have a PRACTICAL EDUCATION The Eugene Business Coll has trained many young men and women for responsible positions. If you are inter ested write us for information -:- Fall Term Opens September 7, I Send for Catalog. Address Eugene Business Coll EUGENE, OREGON I . "a ssa i asoLi.; W)M) SAW V. ( - II tl'IIT (,1..!I.N D'"i IWk ili," ":,Uk liT1- ";: ..'". "tamp, and post card, Th, Gorm " weenu-u'r Wrk- Si'h reet. be- Prel:.i.-4 o' I'. '1' m ,-. ,,n ,K u ""Willamette and 0';ve. -tt :,uk ,se fti - :U,'MUUr"l0m- MXSti KoK T1E Gl,4RO B-e-V " , o o ' o O o
