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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1908)
31 Jf 7 mom- m 0 New York DOUBLE CAPACITY OF CORYAlfiS ! LUMBER PLANT! m ENJAMIN and "Correct Clothes for Men" are the old saying. "Indescribable Alison Post is visiting at his aunt's in Linn county. The laclft of Walterville served ice cream Yrlday evening """1 sur prised Kev. KiiiK wl'h the proceeds. He save his farewell talU Sunday evening. We regret ery W.ch that he cannot be with us longer, as his sermons were very interesting and Instructive. synonymous terms. "Benjamin" Clothes are the creation of the best ' talent in New York, the home of the most . '. skilled designers and tailormcn in the world. The Prices are always Right. We alone sell them in 1 this city.' ".- Roberts Brothers TOGGERY 554 Willamette Street The Love of Good Fruit will bo ((ratified If we do the supplying. If you have never cared for fruit before you will when you come mid Bee our "fruit show. The t mere sight will mnko you long to taste. Anil u slngie luslo will surely lu like you wiui t more. You run gratify the longing, too. Kor our prices make fruit buy ing und eating very easy. W. M. CREEN, DEAL GROCER 61 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 23. The capacity of the Corvallls saw mill, which is now owned by Kugeiie people, now 30.000 feet dally, is to be douljed within a short time. The arinoum fluent was made Saturday j by (;. O. Ilassett, one of the owners.' w ho is to be the resident manager of j the property. Mr. iiassett has been; manager for the Kooth-KeJIy Compa ny at Springfield and otlwr mills for nine years, and Is an expert In the lumber business as well as in matters financial, ills family arrived In Cor vallls this week and Mr. Ilassett will assume personal charge of the mill in about ten days. The machinery for the Increased capacity has already been ordered. It will be Installed piecemeal, as time and occasion will permit, and without a shut down of the machin ery, which will be kept going steadily. The new machines are of the latest patterns, and when finally Installed, the local mill will be one of the finest In the Western Oregon country. The name of the company is the Occiden tal Lumber Company. The company now employs 30 men, and when the capacity is in creased the force will be larger. It Is planned to keep the mill, running steadily. A large supply of logs is now in the stream, and others will be available as fast as the three million feet in the present holdings are man ufactured into lumber. They come (ruin up the McKenzle, and are the finest logs obtainable. A hundred thousand feet of clear lumber has been sawed and placed In the yard since the mill started up, and It Is now sutilclonUy seasoned for dress ing and manufacture Into flooring, rustic and other kinds of house ma terial. A dozen carloads of dreBsed lumber to meet pressing orders have arrived within the last few duys from mills up the McKonzte. Mr. Dassett Is a live, wide-awake business man, and a welcome addi tion to the business life of Corvallls. Times. AIKltTISi:i I.KTTKItS August 2C, 190S. Mrs. Llbbie F. Andrews. J. H. Kartell. Ira Iluell. Mrs. Henry Coe. Mrs. May Cooper. J. T. Daniel. Mrs. Ellen N. Friday. Mrs. B. E. Goran. Jas. C. Hall. Ernest Hamilton. Mrs. Lucy Harvey. B. Haslebt. Miss Edith Dexter. Lizzie Humphrey. Mr. Momb. Arthur Mason. J. L. Mount. Almon H. Nichols. W. J. NIcbolB. A. I. Plffany. Harry Pratt. Ernest Reynolds. C. M. Robertson. Fred Slckler. H. K. Skldmorc. Mrs. Mamie Taylor. Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mrs. G. R. Tucker. Mrs. Mamie Vaughan. Alfred M. Wltson. J L. PACE. P. M. WALTEItVI LLK ITEMS (Special Correspondence.) Walterville, Aug. 25. Hop pick ing commenced at the Jesse Easton yurd lust Friday. Miss Irene Brownson came up from Eugene to vIbII her mother bo- fore taking hnr position in Portland, i The new boiler and engine for the Inman mill has been received and op erations are expected to begin about Monday, which will be appreciated by those who have had to suspend work during the breakdown. Mrs. Hcrttui Lewis has returned to Eugene after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Urownson. Mr. Wing wus in this neighborhood Friday buying cattle. The funeral of Mrs. Peabody was held Thursday at the Leaburg ceme tery. Miss Helle Mllllcun has returned to Walterville after a year's absence, having spent the past four months 111 the East and taking in the Vellow slone Park on her return trip. Miss Mllllcun reports n most delightful trip and says une who has not visited the park does not fully understand .Notice o Contini'tOTTi and Property Ott'lieri. Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to the terms of Ordinance No. 780, passed by the Common Council of the City of Eugene, August 13, 1908, bids will he received by the Btreet committee of tho Council lflj the office of the City Recorder of the City of Bugene until 7:30 o'clock p. m., Monday Asgust Slst, 1908, Ir tb. improvement ot Sixth street from Ollre street to the West side of the alley between Willamette and Oak etreets In the City of Eugene, by the construction of cement curbing along both sides of said street and by paving the same between said points with bltulithlc, asphalt, or other hard-surface pavement la ac cordance with the plans and speci fications 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 form pre pared by the City engineer. aep araU) contracts will be awarded to the lowest bidder for the construc tion of said curbing; for the paving and for the drainage. The Bald im provements shall be completed with in ninety days from the date of let ting the contracts therefor. The work to be done under the supervision of the Street Committee and to be approved by them. An nniiroved bond will be required of each contractor for the faithful per formance of the contract. A certi fied check In a sum equal to five per cent of the amount bid, payable to J D. Matlock, Mayor, is required to accompnny each ,hld. The Street Committee reserves the right to re ject nny or all bids. By order of the Common Council. R. S. nilYSON, Acting Recorder. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 18th dnv of August. 1908. I I.W1JT..1 -" LIV1V TO lit. lll imii. i -" ( Imn.e for Lovers of McKenzle AiUl Ailr fliarm Q Strewn Fili Is l.aine)- 9he fM.-Kenzie river can be stock ed will? the gamey and showiest trout in America if the sportmen will organize and as soon as possible bu the eggs from the governi'Qtit of the famous (Jolden lltonsevi.,1 trout, which have been found in only one stream, and that on the side of Mount Whltnevryi California. Such a trout would add to the variety of the Mc Kenzie, which already has the reputa tion of being an ideal trout stream. The Roosevelt golden trout at pres ent is the product solely of Volcano creek, a turbulent stream of lo miles In length on the slopes of Mount Whitney, Cal. Two years ago some j of President Roosevelt's friends in California appealed to him to save from extermination this most beautl-, ful fish. Until by presidential procla mation Mount Whitney was made a forest reserve, anglers in large num-; bers visited the section and preyed upon the Roosevelt golden trout. I Responding to appeal in behalf of the fish, which subsequently was named for him, President Roosevelt; took up the matter with the United ; States fish commission. After re-; ...... nffr,o tha commission obtain-! ed a number of the trout which were sent to the fish cultural station ai Bozeman, Mont., and Leadville, Colo., for propogation. Encouraging news has been received from these stations ... k ff.t ihut eiift'lclent Quantity of eggs has been obtained for hatch ing the stock througn streams iu uu ferent parts of the country. Ho lHROlliH STAGE To . . KiTSON SPRINGS. Arrnncotonfa him IntplV been made so that persons wanting to go n Vllann Snriiifra CAT1 tllkfl the mail alile at Eugene, Goshen or Spring field and connect witn tue suago ui n , tha dnrlnHH hv WAV Ol Hazel Dell, ob Tuesday!, Thursdays, and Saturdava. - GERMAN COACH STALLION Tin fier.-noti f.iafh hnrfla whlcb purchased from Duncan Scott will make the stand during tae season ai Bangs' barn, tf J. H. PERKINS. E. G. HAIGHT. Photos, stamps and poBt cardB. General view work. Sixth street, be tween Willamette and Olive. tt BILLMIKF. BROTHERS For all kinds of draylng and ex press. House phone Red 2712; of fice. Black 8411. . COW FEED. Alfalfa meal. At Bailey's, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1521. BETTING & HENDERSON MASOXS. All kinds of brick, stone and cement work promptly and neatly done. All york guaranteed. v Residence 921 Willamette Street, 131 West Fourth treet. Phone Red 4312. ..Wanted,, 50 good Fat Veal 50 Dressed Hogs Top Cash Price. Chickens, Fet , Other Farm Produce m Briny veal and hogs every day feutSat,j E. DODGE, We Carry prij to have" h rC Oirt -nd let the otS die the inf Consequently Z tomers know Z f1' lamb, mutton tmu'1' all kinds of JY and for chops, ttl lets, no roBpSt IH-oach us Squall", fc y said of i hams and bacon ' Broders Brrf , Phene 2Main40 . . r For Bedrock Wells and Pure, some water oee J. E. KILB0B Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 5391 557HighSo( AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger cat for hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 Williams Co. Transfer Light and heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE 504 Willamette St- Eieene. Oregon Phone lilBc.k 11 1 THE PEOPLE'S 7th and OUveSh. Is now opened under ment. We have thoro;(l eu ana renovated tb( throughout , remodelfcij many ways. The dinini: been newly palmed lii and we are In a posltloi autee the best meal li for 20c. Good coffee and Iral specialty. Chicken ti Sunday, 23c. Give us i we will do the rest, v., for week. 21 meals, I.' male help in kitchen i: room, MRS. A, WADE & CI SKVKXTII & OLin itlMjj) nil i Fruitvle Acreage Now On the Market TiTe Eugene Real Estate and Investment Company have now decided to place FR.UITVALE ADDITION on the market Situated Vx miles from the city limits and on the proposed Electric Railway line, splendid wagon road, Bethel school just across the road. The soil on these tracts cannot he excelled for the culture of Walnuts, Aim Lii- f , m-i.i lJv... I i''l., iKinc, i tu.s, i oaciies, Why Not fruits and vegetables. ;mall Your Own Home When you can acquire a modern one for the some money you now pay rent. Call at our office and we will show you these acre tracts, we have a comfortable convey ance at your service, and you can not afford to miss this opportunity. We are going to sell these tracts in the next 30 days Those who come first will have their choice of the entire plat Prices are reasonable and we will make terms to suit purchaser Eugene Real Estate aid 550 Willamette Street. Phone "Main 78' 1 W ; . w tex,rr; ... 0 v,i s,.,, Kiir. o o o
