Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 31, 1908, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Eugene daily guard., August 31, 1908, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Texto O a o o THE EVGKSE DAILY GUARD, MOXDAV. Al fil ST 31, 1008 Q DO YOU GET Ur WITH A LAM1J BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes Almost everv Uciv Miserable, who r.-a.ls llic iicwh w of tin- woji.icriill irus 9..idu 1V Dr. pajHrrs is MIIC lo hll' !v 1 line-'!. Swuiini- Koot, Hie great klil l nc-y, liver ami blad- jcr reincilv. fi - It is the L'rcat nied- iniieleciith rcntury ; ,1 is, -ovem 1 ulter years vg or i icmuic ickhiiu by i-ir. Kilmer, me eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is woiilerfully successful in promptly curinK lame back, uric acid, raliirrli of the bladder and BriKht's Hix-use, which l the worst form of kiilnev tioul.le. Ir. Kilmer a Swamp-Root it not rec ommended for everything but if you have kidney, liv-r or bladder trouble it will be found' just the remedy yim need It bai been tested in bo muny ways, ill hospital work and ill private practice, ami hat proved so successful in every cane that a penal nrranKeiuei.t baa beeu marie by which all readers of Una paper, who have not ulieaily tried it, may have a sample b tile sent free by mail, also t book tell in more ul,ut Swainp-Kwit.aml how to fm, I out if von have kidney or bladder trou. ble. V'lii-rl wiiliiiiflliciilion reading this Jjencroiisollcr III llllHpajici iin.iim-ii.i yum address to Dr. Kilmer ft t'n.. ItillLrhalllloll. N. V. Tin: regular E&jjM fiflv-ccnt and one- dollar size luittle ure " of svubdjuk. sold bv all wood ilruuirista. Don't make any mistake, but retnembrr the name, Swamp-Hoot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot, and the address, Itiiiuhauitou, N, V., on avcry ttoltle. Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER mr iniauin aim 4V.1lltS. KX(Ul bIipIt perfumed. Menders an excel lout complexion and keepi ihoiikin clour, soft and volTetjr. Kelievu skin irritation and should be used freely aftor bath ing and shaving, giving a delight ful and refresh inr ITuot. At deal- I era or by mail, 25 cp 11 Li Box. rro pared by FERD. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, Proprietor or flOURAUDS ORIENTAL OREAM FOR lALI AMU lUUOMMENDED BV HTANI.KVB. 012 Wlllnmiilto Kt. . . . Eugtin Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived bv buying Irom a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W. Eight St. Eugene. Or Plumbing Furnish your new homt properly. Don't slight tht gas fixtures. We do 11 laU of reliable j-iumtmj tinning wvrk. ilali n4 let u climate oo ywf rk Ay &. HeiUwun : J Wm Mi st, I hoc. bl.tk 1117 o rJJP WEEK'S NIWS i HAPPENINGS OF ! LOWER SIUSLAW ('AltVKIt ICWI.ItOW) AMI ITS IM- l-OKTA VC K TO MIK1.AW COL'.V TKV KKI'AIICI.N'K OLI CAN NKKV MM 'Ah AM) rKltttO.VsL ITKMH OF lTltK.( K AM) VI f.'INITV. Now Intercut lias lately been aroused anions; the Eugene people In regard to the Carver railroad from Corvallls. At. first It was given out that the road would run from Cor- vallls by the way of lllachley to At aea. Several miles of the road are already completer!, most of the grad lug is done near Monroe and the en glueera ure reported to luivo been looking our a route up to Kmlthfleld and thence lo Klmlrii. This makes It look ii h If the UIiihIhw Is the ob jective point which la a much better route for u railroad und will furniHh morn IiiibIiichh than the other. Then too, when the harbor here la lmprov ed. which is certain to be clone In the near future, the trains would connect at Horencc with bouts for Ban Kran Cisco, it Is quite proba. ' nn, that me lino win Do built to Kugene and connect with the main line of the Southern I'aclflc at that place.. Itciuilrlng Cannery A crew of men went to work laHt Monday to repair the old cannery at Hose Hill The chased by O. W. Kurd several years ago nut nas not neon opened since he owned It. It In ih, intnnii,,,, i fit tile building up again for cunning salmon and operute It this year by the Hliislaw Cowiiipi-hIIvm r'linm.u rv. The retorts and other rivtiir,, rr, the llurd cannery will bo used there. 1 nn scnooner Oakland is expected here the first nf Dm u,i u,ni, ,u chlnery and siipiilles, und It It ex- iiecieu to nave mo cannery reudy to tuko fish by September 10th. Married At the Umpuiia Mfo Saving Sta tion on Wednesday, August 11108, Mr. r'red llolllster or North llend, and MIsb Mary llergmnu of the llfe savliig station. 1'he young couiile left In the nftcr- noon by the beach route for (loos May anil will go to Seattle for a wed ding trip. At the residence of Jnmes John ston at Deadwood, Ore,, at noon on Wednesday, August 2(1, li)0H, Mr. 1'ruiik Ii, Condon, of Minerva, and Miss Ktlnn Mae Dean of Waltervllle, Uev. N. W. Phelps officiating. Aflor the ceremony und congratula tions, a fine dinner was starved to the linppy couple and their guests by Mrs. Johnston and everything linssed off pleusautly. Mr. and Mrs. Condon left in the afternoon on their way to Florence to spend a couple of weeks In this vicinity. The groom Is a well known and highly respected young man of good habits und sterling worth, who has lived In this section the greater part of his life and is n successful teacher. The bride Is n refined and Intelligent yiiuug lady who hits been teaching in the schools of the county. linrnl unit IVrwiniil I.nst Monday n letter was received from I'rof. Wlniberly Hinting that he and Mrs. Wlniberly will not accept Ihe positions to which they were ebt'led In Florence public schools. Tim hoard have written to Miss Spire who tiiuglil the liiteriiiedlalo de part nient Inst yenr, offering her the position of primary teacher und are 111 hopes that 'she will accept, but Ihe position of principal Is still va cant. The steamer Itoburls left Friday with the schooner Albion In low for a trip to Astoria. They arrived there Saturday morning, having made the run up In about 4 hours. They un expected buck In a day or so with supplies and a crew of t'hlnauiun for Kyle Sons cannery. F.rforts are being inude lo Induce the 'government forestry department lo take up Ihe work of opening n road around t'npe l'crpeluii and the people of Herein are very strongly in hopes this will be done. It Is estimated the work will cost about $4,000. This week Captain Heennnn sold his tract of land lying northeast of TslltrooB l.ke to Mr. I. unity for 1 1 BOO. As he bought It leas than two years ago for J.'OO he made a nlc profit on tils Investment. Mrs. F. II. Alexander relurned Itoine Saturday after nn absence of several weeks at Saleml F. It. wears his old-tltne smile again. Miss liurd Johnson of ttlcnnda was a passenger for Kugene on yes terday's stage to take In the circus and spend a couple of weeks. Mrs. Thomas, formerly Mrs. t!ar gnler, and two children came In from I'orlland a tew days ago on nceount or the Illness of hev father, Henry Tronsou. ' Henry Tronsou, a former resident of the Slntlaw and later of Slleti. Is lying very lew at the residence of tils son-in-law, Ivy Morris, of Polul Ter race, Miss lso Kvle went to (he t'mptiiii life saving station Inst Friday to spend a t days with Miss M;ir tleiguinu and be present a.t the hit ler's weddtut. Mis Marlon Morris and children retnin.cd to Ftitreiu-e cmt,!,i after I, 'si, ling at M.ipb'lou tin scleral met. he. Voltiey Hi'iunu'iny, , ,tr. and .los. Koke and tin ir talli'iles Ml Monduv t I lie, la C. E. lilcker ,,( .r.liut Kloieuc.' ?()li,l.it et.-nuit; a In II I. Mile cr. Mis t., Mcaduw in wit !il (laughter. I'm;. ,' .I,.!,. V t l.i v '.- Y '"II t'f l','lt:.l!ld aline. I !.,:, 1 I'M-il.s- Jay f ir a vir:! land family. I Italiih Knotts arrived Monlay by the beach route from Vaqiiina to i.-ip.iid a few days with his boyhood f r ii-ii'ls In Florence. iP.berl Smith, Jr.. has accepted a 'position as driver on the (iardiner i Florence stage and will commence I work September 1. Mrs. I. Tripp departed Monday af-1 teruoon to spend several months with j ner aaugnter at :uoriii. Miss Annie Stevens left Monday on her way to Seattle, where she expects I to remain for some time. ! Mrs. Joe Morris, Jr., and children of Mapleton, and Agnes Morris or Florence went to Kugene yesterday. Fred and Frank Allen were visit ing Florence a day or two this week with Caral and Calvin Johnson. M1BHC3 Gertrude and Goverdena Schreuders visited Tsltcoos Lake sev eral davs the first of this week. I. O. Fosbak, who has been In Brit ish Columbia for several months, re- turned to the siusiaw a tew uays ago. K. R. Day and family spent a few days at their ranch on upper North Fork the earlier part of the week. Dena Schreuders went to Maple ton Tuesday to assist Mrs. T. J. Neely for a week or two. K. II. Foster and wife are now re siding in A. J. Morris' old dwelling In the upper part of town. Mrs. Wm. Kyle went to the Ump qua last Sunday to attend the llol-llHter-liergman wedding. Florence West. V '4 AMUSEMENTS 4 To say that a man's singing voice ripens with years seems rather an absurd statement, hut It Is the truth when Hit Id In connection with Richard lose, "the world's greatest contra tenor, who comes to the Eugene theatre September 3, as the words of a California critic impart: 'To have heard Jose sing last night was like turning the leaves of some long unopened volume, and there coming upon a familiar face or a pleasing passage that had lingered halt hidden in the memory so like his old self was Jose and so like their old sweet tones and notes of those tender ballads pouring In lim pid clearness from the singer a per fectly controlled throat. 'Sliver Threads Among the Gold, "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," those old familiar melodies that car ried one back to childhood and half hearted youth ho sang, with a voice that Is evidently a gift not the cre ation of highly paid instructors nor yet larking the polish and finish us ually considered us only obtainable from this source. As a mutter of fact Jose upsets a good many traditions of the singer; he Is democratic to a degree; Ills repertoire Is a popular one, and ho affects none of the swagger which some concert singers attach to their positions. Those who heard Jose in the old days applauded and reapplauded him last night, and not alone because of the pleasing sen timent of recollection, but because they found that Josb'b voice had ri pened and mellowcsl and grown sweeter with age, like some old wine that Is only opened on state occa sions. Playgoers already know Jose, and before tie uttered a note there was a salvo of applause. But when he begun to sing with the smooth, flowing tones of "Silver Threads Among the Gold" and "The River of Life," there was reason for the en cores which followed and for the en cores that followed the encore. Ap parently thei audience would have been willing to have remained In their Bents the balance of the night, just to hear Jose slug. At the (inliul Mr. Hums has secured tho services lit Miss llendersholt lo sing tho Il lustrated songs again, and no doubt she will meet with n warm welcome from the mauy friends she miuie while singing at the Grand In the early pari of the summer. The fea ture' picture ror tonight is the "Arti ficial I'reiMtrHtion ot a Diamond." This, with the the comedy pictures, makes a good bill, Ihe entire program of w hich will be found In another col umn. Clnnts day was a banner day at the Graud, over 2000 people enjoy ing the flue program, and many were turned away. Hinol'MIt STACiK Ttl K1TSON SPRINGS. ArrangotMiits have lately been made so that persons wanting to go to Kltson Springs can take the mall stage nt Eugene, Goshen or Spring field and connect with the stage at lAwell for the sprlngi by way ol llaiel Dell, oo Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdavs. 8pt 6 W1I.UA.M.T !Ui)Kll.t I'll.M HT3 you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous yatera and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder? Hare you pains In the loins, aide, back, groins der the eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? If to, Williams' Kid ney fills will cure you. Sold by I.lnn Drug Co., price 60 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., prons.. Cleveland. Ohio, TVOOn SAWING. John M. TV Plxon, successor to V. K. llnddy. All wood snwed to guage. Kor prompt nervine phone UUtck i3i. Resident' in High street, tf Gasoline Woodsaw. Mealing furnace. trlc a, founda tion stone for sale ccp by first tKtlt'lltll nam. ' S.'e n f i, ia:,, furniture of all ; klndi l t'H AMHKKS HMtlvVAIil-: CO. There lire in,,r imitations ef IV Wllt'Vt'.,r,,,l!r,., yvi',1, u.irel Salve but Just one original. Sold lv all druggists , ... w, . 1! VKl'U A K 1 o en amh: o m m. o o I, I m i & a s PHI 1 A' . M II Li'v -VA ItAV SWABTZ A FIXE HOY j The Junction Times has the fol-1 lowing to say of Hay Swartz, killed j while riding on a blind baggage be-! tween Junction and Eugene: 1 It was a sad home-coming when! the mangled body of Ray Swartz, I who was killed in a wreck Sunday j night, was brought home. Only the evening before he left home so full ' of life and hope. . ! He was associated with his father and brother In the gun store and was considered a successful young busi ness man. He was a natural born genius and could repair anything, i The various business houses of the city were closed during the funeral service In respect to his memory. Hay was a member of the Christian church and, one of the active meni-i hers In Sunday School, and church work, fie was also a member of the; Degree of Honor and that order at tended In a body. The palT-bearers were also members of that order as well as schoplmates and former asso ciates. IIEKB BUTTON, AGT Axldent and health policies, ance. Opposite postofflce. NOTICB OK GUARDIAN'S SAUC Notice Is hereby give,n that by vir tue of an order of the Probate Conrt of Lane County, Oregon, dated Aug ust 18, 190S, the undersigned giior dlan of the estate of Harry Weaver, Lester Weaver, and Susan Wearer, mlnorj, was duly licensed to sen all the right.tltte and interest of the said minors, being nn undivided two this Interest In and to the follow ing described real property, to-wtt: Beginning at the Southwest corner of donation bind claim No. 61, Notlf. No. 7026, in section 33, townshfp IH s., R. 2 w., run thence North degrees East 15.25 chains; thence cast -m mains; South 15.25 chains, and West 21 chains to beginning, containing 111!. 60 acres. Also, beginning at the Northeast corner of 1). L. CI. 51 otif. So. 7tl2ti In section 33, township IS S., It. 2 , run West 43.30 chains. South 15.10 chains, to South line of said claim, Knst 43.30 chains to S. K corner thereof, and North 30 minutes Kust 15.10 chains to beginning, con taining 64.40 acres, more or less, all in Lan- County, Oregon, at pri vnto sale for rush In hand. Said guardian will therefore pur suant to said order on and after the 2 1st day of September, inns, re ceive bids for and sell at private sale the snld land to the highest bidder therefor for rash. John m. wiLr.rAMs. Gnnrdlan. Nrrtlce (if Final Settlement Estate of Ruth Chevalier. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, executrix of the estate of Ruth Chevalier, deceased, has filed her nnnl account In the matter of said estate. In the county court of l.ane county, Oregon, and that Mon day, the 21st day of September. 190S at the hour of 1 o'clock In the after noon of that day. has been fixed by the order of said court, for the hear ing of objections to said final account, and for the final settlement of said estate; and all objections must be made and tiled In said court on or before the date so fixed for said fi nal settlement. Dated this 22d day of August :190S. MARGARET I. IIILYEC, Executrix. L. niLYEC, Attornvy. XOTIt'K OK MKTTI.KMKNT. Ktjite of Jhn Hirer, lf-ra.sr(. Notice is hereby giren that Ed ward Kellx Whlttaker, exerii i,(,r of said .estate, has I filed .his a, vomit for the ! final settlement of said "state, and Tuesday, the lr.th day of September, jives, hits been set by the Hon. (,. : County Judge of said l.ane Count i for hearing, nhl,.. -tl. i, t,, .h .,..'.. S. 10 O'l'ht, K In tho rr..nnr,n ,.f ..i.i day at the County Court room of satil l.ane ( mntv EDWARD KK1.IX WH1TTAKE1! Event. ir Est.iv ,.f John KU.r de r.'.ls, ,1 Geo It l,.rt t. Attorney for Kt:ite En gone. Oregon, August IT, 190. SOPHOMORE SUITS FOR FALL AND WINTER NEW DESIGNS And Patterns in all the Latest Shades. Blue Serges and Blacks, Made Sophomon Superior in PRICES ARE RIGHT AT ROBERTS BROS TO HAVE MONET AHEAD . To accumulate maney, one must guard his expenditures until they are less than his income. A very successful plam is to have an account with the Merchants Bank and make weekly deposits. Interest Paid . on Savings Deposit CAPITAL - $65,000.00; Julius Goldsmith WILLAMETTE Meat, Market Under New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt, Meat Always on Hand Phone iiv Your Order WING & CAMPBELL Phone Main 33 512 WUtaneHe Groceries You will always, fend the best brands of Groceries FrcshlGreen Vegetables Flour and Feed No delays, w h-e our own dclivwv Irish Pierce PborKM.inSJ 52 E,t 9th IS H. R McVA Succrssor to M. S, Hobble Transfer Gimpany l thin, ,B n" Iliistaesa IWpt and t,.tul" is our motto. IhonB K.sJ 1 at nr leave onlcr, , SmlwllI P r; rr '""i..m. iiHiVii -r Vrr- r-V -7, '-'' "'" ' Style Workmanship Perfect in Fit TOGGERY w;iia,.- c, AGENCY FOR. Keelox TYPEWRITER. Carbons and Ribbons for all ' Machines at Schwauschiltf's Book Ston 586 Willamette St.. White's Short Order House Meals at all Hours 20c Up W. L. WHITE, Prop.. W. 8th SI A. C. MATHEWS General Teaming Concrete, Gravel, Building; Sand and good excavation . earth for sale Phone Black 28 It or call at 345 W 4th J. W. BARRINGtR Expert housemovcr Moves anything;. Twenty-fiv ye ais (Xfeiicrce. Pesicerce, E Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 J. Eueene. Oretfon. A XICE LITTLE MEAL AT THE THEATRE CAFE i ' "'"y "Pprpclate.1, where yn Ret j'Tthlng so atrpoHisruK mid twth. isonio ,l,e,e Jnne ntm,it)mf whn rnr appetite Is H,kle. XThen yea j mint to treat yonr friends, yar wile r your srecethenrt to a meal that Iw -oke,l to the Queen's ,a8tB, brig j them to tl,, ThMtre Cafe. A New Set Chairs OLD h l CHAIRS In jrour GOOD AS NEW for only 6 fie T V,an of Chlnamel will wor "ondera In y.our horae. See that tho rm. ery can. !B oa " TO SEE OTO XTO VAU rarmi ie-18 West 8eveiUi It. OVERTON I VVaH Paper and Paint C.r "ujwh ,n v . ,.. " nt " hl,(''s restanrnnt rt.'tu. i - ..... ' 1 PUMP1NC MACHD for pumping, spraying ,J InB. .Outfit. cnmnlJ' ""I Fairbanks Scale, f J Fairbanka-Morse DnuJ tors for nowpp ana i:. 1 Fairbanks-Morse Mil, Towers. Fairbanks-Morse Grin, CTinnnAH tl'.. I rump, " qnanty goodi prices always la stock. M Promnt renlv shipments. Write (or cui3 nrirPA.. 1 BERGER. & BE AN HDI Agents, Eugem,! r AIKUANK5, M0RSII roruno.or(oi GEO.K.MUNl IT. HOUSFURMSffl STOVES-RANa FURNITURI 67 WestEiihliSt We have VHrvthln? far chen. AH sorts of muui metal and graolteware. 1 contrivances that make a pasttme instead of a unit: find here. Teleohine M EUGENE ,0REOT Ecotrs um-npi A PUSIlin Forhtmoj nf thtBMaJ Sidntn 4 Com qt ill raatl of tbt rrii4 dnitpiu. rwi mill. portnUtl 7THEMIW -riitr-nJ Sold bj W. U Df Wa KITCHEN i KOI SOCCO"""" ARMITACEi I Urcrv Feed Sales St Oak ni7th.Eu( AGRICULHI C0LLEKI rM I1IIK . culture. in""" Tiyi-'l cnll.rs. Aisl J Science and Art: v Mechanic psirW-'f' Commerc: !rr' uuers civil"- M, culture, forestry. , and Art. i ""'""'. Arts. Incliirl '.: maklnc. " chine nrk. u ,,, Stroti u fn lilt'. ; I'i"'5' I free tuiti ,n: Illu.-tr..:' .1 formal inn ' n gistrar, tr!t. 5Qt ..,.-r:.