Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 24, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextO MAT TO . .1 . .i.MAtl Mm ttotn r to buy yf mPER AND PAINTS at UDFORD ,ctiul Pamter ICOLTURAL OLLEOE k . OREGON LesUte coursa in Agrl r. i.Mnnniv. Hortl- ESl mStartiT. Dairy Forestry; u 1,,' CiTil. Electrical, -j ui.in Engineering; wo i'-b -piumicy. .jatary courses iu reOT Domestic Science DBuerce and Mechanic t forge work, cabinet im tilting, plumbing, ma- et . tatty, modern equipment; ; opsin Sept. 25. ; ( catalogue with full In g jppUcation to the Re- ME'S RESTAURANT and Olive Sts. Lned trader ne manage- Un thoroughly ciean- fenonted the building remodeling it in The dining room has t piloted and papered In t position to guar- oest meal In the city .'! and fresh meats a Chicken dinner on If, C-ire us a trial and the reat. Meal tickets !1 meals, $3.50. Fe in kitchen and dining WADE & GO,, Props ITH & OLIVE STS. X.MUNROE OUSrUMASHER -RANGES JRN1TURE Wt Eighth St. eterythlog for the klt fcrt! of pots and pans in Smueware. All the little that make cooking a of a drudge you will Telephme Red 5576. .OREGON 1 J.T.HACHEN EWym real es up or come to blithe beit town k in the valley, the F center and the j" power in the ftfitms of all sizes Poiphons, also cty I for sale, LS JSP CO. Z " ""in 11 Wk,, H ""M pre :Sur $LV". Uicuhr.h. ano V" .PJB- CO. M, "Hills "-M-rTun Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. 'Mi! IiO'pn- - - me increase and remarkable prevaleiQr While Lichipv Hie. orders are the most common diseases that pre vail, thev are almost the last recognized by patient and phy sicians, vho con tent themaelitr villi Honoring tht iffett, while the orig inal ditemt undermines the system. What To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. . a i,ialiil!.v to holcl watpr It r-j - ----- - and scolding pain in passing it, or bad ellecis loiioniun . .,.t ui beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne- nF luincr rnmnelled to trn often cc&a.ij' " ;i o- during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root Anllvnrl If stnncla the hifliQf is wuii . for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. It you need a medicine vou should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fiftv-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may nave a c..m.s wuh: au a book that leas an about it, bothsent free bvmail. Address Dr. v';in,r A- Co.. Itinir- l . .... XT V UI,H Rob. at BwMMk-IUiAL writing mention tins paper ana don't make any mistake, but remember the aniB rr Iviln.pr's .nmnR not . flnil the address, Biughaniton, N. Y. Summer WILL SOON Be Over And there will be no de mand for light-weight goods. Like all other sen sible merchants we reduce the prices on seasonable goods as the season wanes because we want to clean them all up to make room for fall and winter stocks. You will, therefore, find many real bargains in our storesuits and furnish ings for summer wear and that will be just what you wntfor early fall. We carry the famous hand tailored line of Michaels, Stern & Co. clothing, every suit of which is cor rect as to style, pattern and workmanship. There are none better; few lines equal to them. Light weight Underwear and all kind!, of furnishings for the summer season. If you would dress well and comfortably, conic In and let us show you what we have. You don't have to buy unless you find whut suits you. ED. HANSON EleccricGas, Water Willamette Valley Co AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger car for hire any tirre day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 J. W. BARRlNGtR Expert housemover Moves anything. Twenty-iiv ye at iirftifr.ee. Fciic'crre, E Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eugene. Oreeon. TITO KI OFXE PACIFIC FLEET ON LONC CHl'ISE San Francisco, Aug. 21. The f .-., an.l second divisions of th.. a,"f(.. j ju-t;i, acconipanu-d by ,. tor(i hunt!,, u-av.-s Sai, ..-rui".i " tocuy hound Ui a 2 1 mi-mil',. ',, i'"'. ' Honolulu. The fl.-et m rn, j," desnnati.iu Soptemhcr ;f or 4 1,i tiivr a week s stop for coalini: ii,- .. " " """ i Millloa, 2-'4i) miles distant. From Somoa the fleet will return to Honolulu, engamng in a series of maneuvres ou the wav and from Honolulu will B0 to dalena hay for the final target prac ttce. The fieet comprises the elnht ar mored cruisers Pennsylvania. West irginia, Colorado, Maryland, South Dakota, California. Washington and Tennessee, the fleet tender Charles ton, the Solace, the parent ship of the torpedo vessels, and the torpedo boat destroyers Whipple, Hopkins Truxton, Perry, Furragut, Stewart and Preble. On the return trin tha m. . scheduled to arrive at San Diego on October 28. The vessels will denart from San Diego two days later for Magdalena bay, where they are due November 1 Tim mwlra ..r November will he Bpent in targot nmnticp at MMtrrltilitnu ),.,., rn cember 4 tlie fleet will return to San r rancisco. ALLEGED NEVADA LAND FRAUD CASES Carson, Nev., Aug. 24. An Im portant suit involving alleged land frauds will be called for trial In the federal court tomorrow. Five thou sand acres of rich lands in Washoe and Humboldt ' are involved. The government contends that when the titles to the land" were procured by the Central Pacific R. R., the South ern Pacific and the United States Trust company. It was with the un derstanding that there were no known minerals In the land. It Is now sought to have the patents re voked on the ground that the com panies named knew of the existence of the minerals In the land when the titles were secured. The case for the government will lie conducted by United States District Attorney Piatt. ji d(;k takt l'KO.MISICS SI'KKDY HKVISION OK TARIFF Hot Springs. Va., Aug. 22. Just what are Mr. Taft'B views regarding the revision of the tariff were Inci dentally expressed by him today. "if elected," he said, "I shall call the Sixty-first Congress together in extraordinary session to revise the tariff at the very earliest moment I have' authority to do so. 1 con sider such action to be my obligation under the tariff plank of the Repub lican platform. ilr. Bryan's tariff speech has not reached here, and the above state ment was made without reference to what the Democratic nominee has said on the subject, but in answer to a query as to how Mr. Taft Inter preted the Republican tariir piana. IlKVAN WILL FHJHT KOIl NEW YOUK rhinI.,n Aiiit 23 William J. Bryan will make a determined effort t vw York state in the Dem ocratic column. Plans to this end were carefully laid today at a mree-onfi-fncp nf Mr. Brvan. Na tional Chairman Mack, heads of va rious bureaus of tlie national com mittee, and members of the exeru .niii.. nt Democratic head quarters, shortly after Mr. Bryan's lUTival here Irom lies .Moines. ii- Rwiiti will mienk iii New York. Syracuse and Rochester between Sep tember lli and z, and eariy in Oc tober will again speak in New York City and in Buffalo. Reports receiv ed 'bv Chairman Mack gave strong hope to Mr. Bryan and members of the national committee that the Dem ocrats could carry New York if Mr. Bryan would speak In the principal centres of the state. Send Kern to I'licific Coast It was further developed at the conference that Mr. Bryan would make a sharp fight In the Middle West, while John W. Kern, the vice presidential candidate, would likely be called upon to make an extended tour of the Pacific coast states. TEA You think one tea as good as another ? Why don't you buy at the lowest price you see in the window ? Your rrocr r.turnl Tour noetf it T 1 Ik. Sobillior'i Bell: w. par bio. T Planting Crouch heen is t what the mercnani -r whose ad. ronnot be found j WHKN ONK OF HIS PAT- Z HONS LOOKS THRO! (ill THE PAPKR IN SEARCH 01 IT. ik Kir KKW The merits of T'-xas y" .vould never suffer from Mdney bladder or rheumatic trouble II a bottle itwo months' treatment! sold o'j. Hull, or by inaM. rV.nrl for wlmonlals. Dr. K. "a.l, -.'- Olive street, St. I.""! Four ..lrVr-.., amounting to . : i i ). . ,i h.i :i;Y fit W (1 l - ,Vlry s-oie .. .vnilK o A -i,,-;, 2!.:h. Prres :.r- or, -x! il l ; i,. t e:it .IHI"W Ol VUI- J aJI store. o "AU.T GrABnXOAv. tl.llST I I FRUIT GROWERS FROM MISSOURI ARE IN OREGON I Special Correspii-.,u nee. ) Portland. Ore.. iu. 2 1 Fifty thousand sou.,,,1,. post;;, (..u.Js slow lug the magnificent Oreaon State Buildinc at Th ai,l., v..,'. .. c . lie Imposition have already neeu I one "'""Ired thou sand more have been ordered. This build 112 is ..f.n.lria.rf I HllS the most artistic state building 'eve? erected at an exposition. The Port land Commercial runt, Uiii ..... . . ,,i- i m sniii one ol these cards tor the asking. mi. a. necKer, one of the best known of Amerf . , , tine writ ers, is nink np- o tAUK ,,r . hehalf of the ' World Tmlav." " ine comniitto in ways and means appointed by the Oregon Hood Heads Conference hnv j uiiaueii uir a Uood Roads Convention at Tllla- " oepiemner 4, and another at Kosebure Sentnniliep n,u.. --. .inifi meetings are under consideration and definite dates will be decided on within a few days. There is univer sal determination tn muim palgn the most effective the state has ever experienced. Owners if hmnx. l.-.. ,, . ...u,Wuo uwi H9 well as breeders of fancy stock are coming ii. rumaiia aany irom all parts of the country to see the marvelous grounds and track rf fh !,., Country Club and Live Stock Asso ciation, i ne show will open Sep tember 21 nm! rnnrlnn a track and barns will be entirely com- ineiea oy tne opening day. No mat ter how much visitors may expect. thev Will not ho illEutuutlnr f.. the whole situation is ideal. President William P. Stark and three members of the Missouri State Ilnnrrl of Ui.rt iolt ttt-a !! entire weeks in Oregon before they complete their tour of the state. The name nf Slurb le wall lrna-n tr. ..-ur.. fruit grower in America, and the gooa opinion of these gentlemen is worth much to the state. The great irrigation districts of Malhenr and Klamath counties were represented in Portland tnis week by Messrs. W. H. Doolittle, secre tary of the Ontario commercial club, and R. H. Dunbar, secretary of the Klamath Falls chamber of com merce. AMUSEMENTS Grace Cameron in "Dollic llinple" A performance as pure and whole some as can be produced, yet really funny and intensely dramatic, Is surely an innovation for a musical performance, nevertheless such Is the big musical drama, "Little Dollle Dimples," which the dainty comic op era star, Grace Cameron, has chosen to present to Eugene theatre patrons Thursday and Friday, August 27 and 28. A good, consistent story with a nure and wholesome plot and refined comedy situations, with unique char acter drawings, is something rare in these days of nonsensical entertain ments. Miss Cameron is not alone in the amusement making of "Little Dollle Dlmbples," for she has been surrounded bv what is probably the strongest cast of players which has been In this city this season, air. Bewley, the famous mimic and man of a hundred faces, has the rolo of Hiram Skinner, the big, awkward country lout, and his every appear ance calls fortn laugnter aim ap plause. The celebrated actress por trnvs the role of Auntie Dunn In a careful and painstaking manner, and gives a delightful Impersonation of the stingv old maid with a double nature, one for company mid the oth er at home. Roger Grey plays the role of a pettifogging lawyer who imagines he is the one and only in telligent lawyer on earth, and Daisy King wears some stunning gowns and sings brilliantly as the adventuress, Mavme Creen. incidental to the play are Intro duced, the great musical specialty or the Schubert Musical hour, also the Elm Cltv Quartet and Eva Spear, the human flute of whistler. The entire companv numbers forty people, with a large girlie and male churns and augmented orchestra. 1H1TOVUH STAGE TO mmma Arrangements have lately been made so that pewns wanting to go to Kltson Springs can take the mail stage at Eugene, Goshen or Spring field and connect with the stage a Lowell for the springs by way of Hazel Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdavs. SfcP 6 WKLL DKILLINO Get vour wells drilled by old and experienced well-drillers. PhOB5uBCHHOW & CARPENTER. 867 An. Willamette St. WKMi DRILLING. For up-to-date -?!! drilling see laDuke & Leffler Co.. well drillers Tel Red 5121. M VIllardBoul. tf WLL.MIRF. rmoTHKHS For all kInd."oTdrayln. ; and ex press. House phone Red 2712, of fice. Black 6411. WOOD SAWING f. inline nower. .' vv . v. .no... ..v..... H..rt 322. Orders large or small will be appreciated CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children, o The Kind You Have Always Bought ? Bears the Sign" b ol o o 2. - 1 DDK GREAT RACE MEET 0IN MASSACHUSETTS n.iston. Max.. Aug. Th.. Promise of ,iu, NVvv Kngland Breed promise of tlie New Kiul.nut lire, d is asso,iaiiu that t.:e grand cir ca;! meeting at Keadville this vear should lie an occasion that wcmld make a brilliant page in turf history seems already certain of fulfillment' The meeting todav opened under most favorable auspices and all that Is needed to make it the banner meeting of the year is six davs of sunshine. The keystone of the meeting Is the laii.iuio American trotting Derby, which Is to be decided tomorrow. The purse Is the largest ever offered for trotters and has drawn the cream of the country's racing material, it Is predicted that the crowd that will turn out to see the great prize won and lost will be the largest that ever witnessed a turf event in New Eng land. The Derby is to be decided on the handicap dash system, which has made trotting so popular in Aus tralia, but which has never had a fair trial in America. The event will be a dash of one mile and one quar ter for horses with records not faster than 2: la. Horses with lower rec ords will havv.io go .a greater-distance.' The conditions governing the race are as follows: Fifty thousand dol lar handicap, dash race, open to all trotters, in which the slowest horse will go one mile and one-quarter and be allowed fifty feet start by faster horses for each second's difference In speed, but no horse will be handi capped slower than up to a mile in 2:15. The first horse will get $3 0,000, second. $10,000. third. ffi.OOu, fourth. $2,500, fifth. $1,500, sixth, $1,000. CHIMNEY SWF.F.I" The best that ever came to town. Friends, the season is getting short, so get your work attended to. Leave orders at this office at once. Terms very reasonable. The Old Man. GERMAN' COACH 8TALLIOV The German coach horse whlcfc 1 purchased from Duncan Scott will make the stand during the season at Bangs' barn. tf J. H. PERKINS. K. . IIAIGHT, Photos, stamps and post cards. Oenoral view work. Sixth street, be tween Willamette and O'lve. tt GASOLINE WOOD 8AW. Garrison ft Gibson Bnw all wood to gage. Office Black 1571. Home Black 1751. tf Only a few more days left to get a chance on those rich prizes nt Watts jewelry store. You get a chance for every dollar spent at the jewelry store or optical parlors. a2 4 When nuriirry aonV 'orget that White's restaurant will satisfy you Bmti cj, ine m5 iuu nan munis the Kind Vuii Han Alums 8ou(tt SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon, for Lane County. John D. Adams, plaintiff, vs. Thresla Adams, defendant. To Thresla Adams, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Ore gon you are hereby summoned to ap pear and answer the plaintiff's com plaint filed against you In the above entitled court and suit on or before six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons , which date of first publication Is Monday, June 29th, 1H0S, and you nre hereby no lfled that If you fall to appear and niu.wer the said complaint within the tin e aroresnld. the plaintiff will ap ply to the said Court for the relief prtied for in the said complaint to- Por a decree declaring the mar riage contract now existing between said plaintiff and defendant to be for ever dissolved and that plaintiff have a divorce from said defendant and for the care, custody and control of the minor child, Esel and for full re lief. This summons Is published once each week for six consecutive weeks In the Eugene Dally Guard, by order of Hon. L. T. Harris. Judge of the above entitled Court, which mild or der Is -dated from June 26th, 1H0S. WILLIAM O. MARTIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. GUARDIAN HA LP! OF REAL I'ROI'ERTV. Notice Is hereby given that in pur suance of an order of the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, made on the 13lh day of July, 1908. I will offer for ealc at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, nt the Court House door In Eugene, Ore gon, on Saturday, the 5th day of September, 19HK, as guardian of Bes sie I.. Ilolrn. a minor, the following I described renl property, to-wlt: Be ginning 3i; rods and 12 feet east or the northwest quarter sec. corner of Sec. 3 1, tp. 18 s., r 1 west, thence run to north bank of Little Fall creek af lo wwafer mark, 4 4 rods tr, a point 5 degrees west .if south from the place of beginning; thence up the north bank of said creak to the west line nf the southwest quarter ol S'-c. 34; thence to a point zu rons least of the place of beginning; thence I 1 2 rods north and 10 degrees west to the south side of the county rortd 'running up Little Fall creek; thence ' v.-c-o along the south wide of said : ro:i4 2i fe t ;thence south and 10 d.- IT..;. e:it to the il ico of beginning. Containing 11 acres, In Lane County j . Or.--:ori, I fi,ld sale to be tjfjl oclork of snld pt TF.n ('. McCCE. Guardian iWal'wj & 1'6 Sen. Attorneys. o I tl ici: of si n l .1 mi: y. I l'Mate ,,l John Ki.r. n,.,-,-,,,.,!. Noli,,, is hereby a .-. that Ed ward Felix WhtlMK.-r. . Aecll 'f sa.d n is ; tiled bis aci-oun' t,ir t he final settlement of said c-tate. and Tuesday, the l.'.th day of September. Ili'Os. has been set by tl, lion, the I County Judge of said I. an,- County j for hearing objections to the same .at 1" o'clock in the forenoon of said .day at the County Conn room of i said Lane County. ! KDWAItl) FFI.IV Wll ITT A K LM! Executor Estate of John Kizer. de ceased. fieo. B. Dorrls Attornev r,ir V'stnl., tigene. Oregon. August 17. 190S. Nonce to Contractors and Property Ov, ners. Notice Is hereby given that nur- suant to the terms of Ordinance No. . passed by the Common Council of the City of Eugene, August U, "ids will be received by the street committee of the Council In the office of the Cltv Recorder of the City of Eugene until 7:2-0 o'clock p. ni Monday August 3 lxt, 190S. for the improvement of Eighth street from the East side of Charnelton street to the West side of Monroe street iu the City of Eugene, by the construction of cement curbing along notn sines ot said street and by pav ing the same between said "points w4th.,bUulithlc, asphalt, or other hard surface pavement In accordance with the plans and specifications mcreior now on ine in tne onice of the City Recorder. Bidders are required to state the price In detail In accordance with the specifications, and on the form pre pared by the City Engineer. Separ ate contracts will be awarded to the lowest bidder for the construction of said curbing; for the paving and for tho drainage. The said Improve ments shall bo completed within ninety days from tho date ot letting the contract therefor.' The work to ho done tinder the supervision ot the Street Commit tee and to be approved by them. An approved bond will be required of each contractor for the faithful per formance of tho contract. A certi fied check 111 a sum equal to five per cent of tho amount bid, payable to J. D. Matlock, Mayor, is required to accompany each bid. The Street Committee reserves the right to re ject any or all bids, by order of tho Common Council. R. 8. BRYSON, Acting Recorder. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 18th day of August, 11)08. Notice to Contractors imd lrierty Owners. Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to the terms of Ordinance No. 780, passed by tho Common Council of the City of Eugene, August 13, 1908, bids will bo received by the street committee of the Council In tho office of thu City Recorder of the City of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock p. m., Monday August 31st, lulls for the Improvement of Sixth street from Olive street to tho Wost side of the alloy between Wlllametto nnd Oak streets In the City of Eugene, by the construction of cement curbing along both sides of said Btreot and by paving the sumo betwoen Bald points with bltullthlc, usphalt, or other hard surface pavement In ac cordance with the plans and spec! ficatlons therefor, now on file In the office of the City Recorder. Bidders are required to state the price In detail In accordance with the specifications, and on the rorm pro pared by the City Engineer. Sep arate contracts will be awarded to tho lowest bidder for the construc tion of said curbing; for the paving nnd for the drainage. The said Im provements shall be completed with in ninety days from tho date of let ting the contracts therefor.- The work to he done under the supervision of the Street Comniltteo and to be approved by them. An approved bond will be required or each contractor for the faithful per formance of tho contract. A certi fied check in a Sinn equal to five per cent of the amount bid, payable to J. I). Matlock, Mayor. Is required to accompany each bid. The Street Committee reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. I!y order of the Common Council. R. S. BRYSON', Acting Recorder. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 18th day ot August. 1 9S. Notice to Contractors nnd l'roMTly OWIMTH. Vntic (a herchv given that nur- snant to the terms of Ordinance No. 779. passed ny tne uiiiiiniiri I'ounrii of the City of Eugene, August 13, ion. 1,1,1.. urlll lt rnr-filvorl IV the ..-.... ... .,.., r,r th,. fVlllllcil In the office of the City Recorder of e City or Eugene until cm o ciock M,,,lv Animal t Ht 1 'Ml K for the Improvement of Fifth street from Olive street lo w lliailtene sireei In the city of Eugene, by the construc tion of cement curbing along both sides of said street and by paving thu same between said points with bltullthlc, asphalt, or other hard surface pavement In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, now on file In tho ofHce of the City Recorder. Bidders are required to stale the price In detail In accordance with the specifications, and on the form pre pared by the City Engineer. Separ ate contracts will be awarded lo tin lowest bidder for the construction of said curbing; for the paving and for the drainage. The said Improve ments shnll be completed within nine ty days from the dale of letting the contracts therefor. The work to be done under tin supervision of the Street Committee and to be approved by them. An approved bond wllj be required of each contractor for the faithful per formance of the contract. A cer tified check In a sum equal to five tier cent nf the a:"ount bid, payable fi J. D. .Mullock. Mayor, Is rcqtilr'! to accompany each bid. The Street Committee reserves the right to re '.ct anv or all bids bv order ol lb'- Common Council. It. S. I1KYHO.V Acting Itecorib-r Iia'ed ati!5)igene, Oregon, this 1Mb day of August, 190S. LOW RATES EAST Will pe made this season by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in Oregon) From Eugene, Ore, as fol lows: To Bath Wayi One Way through vii Portland CallfornU Chicago 76.25 87.5o St. Louis 71.25 82.5o St. Paul ' 63.75 81.75 Omaha 63.75 75,o0 Kansas City 63.75 75.oo Tickets will,be on sale May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 2o July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 32 Good for return In 90 days with stop over privileges p enure within limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further Information call on A.J. GILLETE Local Agent or write to Wm. McMurray, General Pas senger agent, Portland, Ore. The Home Tailor s the man for the booster to pat ronize. We boostlfand expect others to boost the town by patronizing the Home product. McLcod, The Tailor, makes the fit that catches the eye. G. F. McLEOD 44 East 9th St. Successor to D. S. McDOUGAL PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is always given at the .Mer chants' Bank of Eugene to commercial accounts. We extend to our patrons every accommodation and fa cility that is consistent with absolute security. You will find that having an account with the Merchants' Bank Is a distinctive advantage to you In your business. CAPITAL - $65,000.00 WTCJHIH t KOMPF Successors to q AtMITACE & BOWN Livtry, Feed and O c)lrand7lh Eugene. Or. O O