Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 08, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI I GANS AND NELSON READY tO "BATTLE Roberts Bro For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have AfeflaldePrcparalfoJirA- 5lmUatlii the Food ondtadiila -bug Ojc Siooadis (udUeioltt( PrDnwtea"DigesUocQeM-1 5 Opnun.Morptiiiift ar Uniwrd Not Nahcotic. Ma W Jmtm Itffmnmnt - A perfect Remedy forConsUp tion. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Vorms .Convulsions .Kevcrish nessandLossor SLEEP. . lac Simile Signature-of NEW YOBK. CAACT COPTOr VRAPPEa. Always Bought Bears the Signature of 1T IV .0 . in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIi . ! now fk;htkk.s.;.nh and xkim.v compahi:. 4. 0anil Nelson D feel 3'4 inches Height '6 feet 6 '4 inches 135 pounds Weight 18f pounds D feet 1 inches Keach 5 feet lu4 inches 14V4 Inches Neck Inches 30 Inches Waist ,29 Inches 2 0'4 Inches Thigh 2 0 V, Inches 14 inches fait 13 Inches 12 6-S Inches Biceps IS 1-8 inches 10 7- Inches Forearm 11H inches 7 Inches Wrist hi Inches FOR SALE City Properties No. 101 lot, 60x160 feet. Price, e.io. Nu. 13. D-room housa West Sixth trnet; lot 00 J-&I100 feet. Price 20iM). No. 8 01 lots In Ciross addition. Price iZH. No, 24 I.ot on North Lawrence trout. Price, V-M, No. 43 New houso and l)iirn, Woat Ninth atreot. Price, W50M). One acre in lllulr addition, Price, OOO. No. 8(1 One block western part of Kugene, near Eleventh street. Prli'e, HIO. v No. 73 Two rnll-atteil lots Hunt Wtignno. Prlco, 7r0. No'.' 75 New 7-rooin hnuao on pared slrnot; Bl.o of lot fill -t-r.xlilU; ory fine loeutlou. Prlco, V I7.tt. No. 79 7-room Iiouho, plastered; good well; burn; soinii fruit. Prlco, 'JHM. No. 843 lots West Ninth street; fllou, 0l2tM, i:tiN) euch. No. 87 Now R-room bullae: good barn; two.- unfinished rooms up stairs, Price, .t(MM(. . No. 80 I,ots n, 7, 8, woat part of town. Price, (lfl(. Whole block on College Hill. Price, 1 100. Farm Lands No. 3 1IS4 acres good land four miles from Eugene. $.n mt acr, No. 4 10 acres gnrdoiiliind; one sot to cherries, eight plow land; four- room houBe, woodshed, barn;' fenced chicken tight; 6 Vb mllos out. Price No. 5 66 acreB near Creawoll; 50 la ctrltlYatlon; Rood 7-rom house; good fencing; young orchard of 60 treeii; enough timber for firewood. Prlco, 4Uou. No. 7 241 acres below OohurK; houso and barn and outbulldlnKs; crop gooa with tho place; V, down, biilRiico on time. Price, a 1 , M. No! 9 286 88-100 acres, paalure and haylaua. Prlcu, V'2J per iun-. No. 23 364 acres near Cobnrg; this la a flmi wain farm; very flue rami bouse; barn not so Kood. Price tHrill k-t iur1. No. 30 196 acros near Critewoll. Price, IflLMI mt acre. No. 32244 acres tlireo miles from Eugene; good liouse of eight rooma; 40 acres lu cultivation, bal unco iu paHturo und timber; water piped to housu; subject to leaso Oc tober 1, 1909. Prlco, fS(MX). No. 36 698 acros'on McKonile; fine piuiluro land. Prlcu, WIDMO. . No. 37 160 acres west 8 miles; houso and barn. Prlco, $:( it rm No. 61 442 77-100 acres 8 mllos south of Brownsville; good oight rooiu hnuao; two cattle burns; one trout house; hog bouse; chicken and wooil houses; wagon shed; water piped to houe; plenty of fnill; 40 ai'res lu cultivation. Price, ri(M). No. 63 60 acres of timber, suita ble for wood ranch. Price, $l'0. No. 70280 acres north of Junc tion, 176 acres In cultivation; bal uucu in Umber und pasture; all fenc ed; old orchard; eight-room liouse; blacksmith sho pnnd tools; 100 head of sheen; running water. Price, l:rt Kr aero. San Francisco, Cal., Sept. 8, In the Mission Street Pavilion tomorrow afternoon, before what promises to be one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed a pugilistic vent In San Francisco, Buttling Nelson, the formidable Dane, will step Into the arena to defend the lightweight championship against the man from whom he won the title In the same ring on July 4 last. 'His opponent will be Joe Claris, tho veteran negro lightweight, who held tho champion ship honors with ease until his sec ond encounter with tho Chicago lad. The bout is slated as a forty-five-round affair. According to the ar ticles, 70 per cent of the gate re ceipts will go to the flghterB, 60 per cent of that to the winner and 40 per cent to the loser. The weight will tie 133 pounds, ' stripped, ringside. Eddie Smith' will referee the contest. Reports from the NelBon camp to day aro to the effect that the Dane Is In tile best of condition add ready for tho gong to call lihu Into tho ring. Reports of the same rosy huo emanate from the Gans quarters. Whatever tho true condition of the negro may bo It is certain that he has trained for this fight as be never trained before. Several weeks in-the mountains and a period of strict training In quarters are said to have put' him-In the best possible shape. The hard training in which ho has Indulged and the fact that ho has been boxing better than be did when ho worked for his previous battle with Nelson has gven his admirers so much coafldence that they are bet ting freely on hint to beat the Dane. The Indications are that there will be plenty of betting at evua money at the ringside. however, and that he lacks the daz zling speed which has governed his previous' battles In this and other cities. After the fight Owen Moran said to the assembled newspapermen: "I broke my right hand In the sec ond round. After that it was almost useless. At that I think I won by a mile. I am wllllne to fight Attell 45 rounds, winner to take all." They Tuke the Killks Out "I have used Dr. King's New Life Pills for many years, with increasing satisfaction. They take the kinks out of stomach, liver and bowels, without fusK or friction," says N. H. Urown, of Plttsfield, Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory at W. A. Kuykendall's drug Btore. 25c. Many Others, Call and See HOWE & BOUY 542 Willamette Street Our Stock of Irons Is Exhausted 50 MORE ORDERED ! The Special price of $1 will hold for a short time after their arrival. In the meantime consult our Illuminating Engineer for useful current saving ideas in home and store illumination. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. fucchinsry, Wiring, Supplies HILLY rAPKH WISH IIAItO KK1HT AOAINBT KirrOHMLIi Vernon Arena, I.-os Angeles, Sept. 7.' Stanley Kutchol, of Michigan, middleweight champion of the world, was knocked out In the 12th round at Jeffries' Vernon arena at 4 o'clock this afternoon by Hilly Papke, of Illinois, who Is now the middle weight champion If tho world. It was a case of tho Illinois thunderbolt against the Michigan cyclone, and the thunderbolt won. Both men entered the ring In iippareutly perfwt condi tion. Kotchol bad a decision over Papke In a previous ten-round bout, but neither hud ever been kuocked out. ; Papke IgooreH l'oniuillty Hoth men aro us clean-looking prizefighters na ono sees, but tho bout untied na ono of tho bloodiest lu ring history. Kutchell camo In wearing a tattered dressing gown and a worn bunting cap and trunks of green Knuto. He hiul a feline stride, the suillo of nu unspoiled boy, a fine brow, wide, clear eyes and a shrewd look of purpose. When Papko came In he also wore an old dressing gown and a boyish smile. Kotchel was freslily shaven, while Pnpke was un shaven. Kotchel wore the air of an undefeated conqueror and was plain ly tho great favorite of tho crowd, which hud been betting on him ut 2 1. When Ketcbel stepped to the cen tre for the second round It was seen tbut Ills right eye wns closed. At the next Intermission bis seconds lanced the eye socket und sucked the blood, but Ketchell never uguln regained the sight of bis right eye. Before the finish the other eye was all but clos ed, and for the lust three rounds he staggered ubout the ring, dizzy, like u drunken ninn, practically blind. The eleventh round was a repltl tlon of the tenth, with Papke ham mering Ketchell ut will and tho lat ter (daggering around the ring, un able to see. The gong saved him Just as ho was knocked through the ropes. After a minute of fighting In the 13th, Papke sent Ketchell to the unit twice, mid the second time the Mlch igander was counted out. Papke finished almost us strong as wben he entered the ring. Ketch ell presented n terrible spectuccle. Hotll 'eyes were swollen Into great black puffs and completely closed. Ills Ill's were swollen. Ills face was beaten and cut and puffed out of shape. SIMMON'S. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Lane County. John D. Adams, plaintiff, va. Thresia Adams, defendant. To Thresia Adams, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Ore gon you are hereby summoned to ap pear -anJ-anwer- tho 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, Juno 28th, 1908, and yon are hereby moslfied that If you fall to appear and anwer the said complaint wlthla the tine aforesaid, the plaintiff will ap ply to tae said Court for the relief prawed far In the said eomplalat to wlci IHdt a decree dmlarlng Hw mar risen 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 coatrol of the minor child, Ksel and for frill ro ller This summons Is published once each week for six consecutive weeks In the Kugene Dally Guard, by order of Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge of the above entitled Court, which said or der is dated from June 2th, 1963. WILLIAM O. MAJiTIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. ..TOGGERY.. yu M'orLti: m arc nanuiea exclusively Sophomore Suits Alfred Benjamen Suits Cluett, Monarch and Interstate Shirts Stetson Shoes I Hats, Gloves and Fancy NecW Southwest Conner of 8th and Willamette Mmt: TO CONTHAtTorW AXI PKOPMItTY OW.VNiW Notice is hereby given that pursu ant to the terms of Ordinance No. 785, passed by tho common council of the city of Wugnne August Slst, 1908, bids will be received by the street commltteo of the common council In tho office of the olty re corder of tho olty of Eiugene until 7:30 p. in. on Monday, September 14, 1903, for the improvement of the alley between Sixth and Seventh streets from Willametto street to the alley east 160 feet, In the city of Eu gene, by puvlug the same between said points with bltullthlc, asphalt or other hard surface pavement In accordance with plana and specifica tions therefor now on file In the of fice of the city recorder. Illdders aro required to state the prlre In detail In accordance with the specifications, and on tho form pre pared by the city engineer. Separate contracts will bo awarded to the lowest bidder for the construc tion, paving and for the drainage, the saiu improvement snail ue completed 1 within ninety days from the date of: letting the contract therefor. I The work to bo done under the su pervision of tho street committee and t.) b.' approved by them. An ui- ! proved bond will be required of each ' contractor for tho faithful perform ance of the contract. A certified chock In a sum equal to five peri cent of the amount bid, payable to J. I. Matlock. Mayor, is required to! accompany ouch bill. The street ' committee reserves the right to re-; ject any and all bids. lly order of tho common council. It. S. MliYSON. Acting Recorder. Dated at Kugene, Oregon, Septem-I ber 2d, I DOS. There is an Increasing DeW For Young Men and Women who have a PRACTICAL EDUCATION The Eugene Business Colli has trained many young men and women for responsible positions. If you are inter ested write us for information -:- -:- Fall Term Opens September 7, 1 Send for Catalog. Address Eugene Business Collq EUGENE, OREGON and to be approved by them. An approved bond will be required fori the faithful performance ot the con-1 tract. A certified check in a sum ! equal to five per cent, of the amount bid. payable to J. D. Matlock, Ma- yor. Is required to accompany each bid. The Street Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Common Council. ' K. S. BRYSON. Acfg Recorder. I Dated at Eugene. Oregon, Sept. 3rd, I 190S. Villi M MoltW l'Hilir WAS DHAWX H. H. McVAY Stttcruuf lo M. S. HubMt Transfer Company M l a Kl1rrl trttiixfrr t moll it-; iHMi, lioitM'tii'NI iiihhIo, trunk unit nil ihltiv In liN lint rvc,r mi.it Hiul rnrvftil .(trillion. "Ituhinon rnmpt it ml I itrWul" In our molt", IMiono Ht'i. I I'-M or t've onlrrv Mi Ntulrnu t'ljjur Htnrr Scott's santa!-P epsm Capsule SS?V A POSITIVE curx F ' Ff lMtt.mm.ll.Mi or (V.ifr- r - f it lh.,t,!.f d ihm.,1 1. J.', V" H ...I ,.,., I I 'I n l .....l H1 rfA. r i .im ... t .... v-V r .u. i. uv.i I. IM . ,.r U. VV. -- WUI'MU.Mi.n -Vj? Mld by O kK LA NO, VrvttiU o i t'oliua Arena, San Francisco, Sept. IT.- Abe Attell. Hie champion feath-erwf-lulit of Allleitca. and lwetl .Mo ral!. I'lnthind's premier toer In that dlMs on. fouubt a drawn battle at the i.din:i open. air arena this afternoon In the inescnce ot about llOOO spec- jlulors. Uefcrce .lack Webb Ulllles llallii!;ly grasped both lads by the hand, signifying that the fight was a idraw Tbe decWtnn seemed to please I the crowd and there were cheers ga lore for each flatter as be wended his way from the rincside. I Tame Ittit Kven Kigbt j The ti.cht, on tile wb'e, w.is rath er I.ime, but thl w:is ofl.ct l' the ,!,, :n. si ex'.iitiltcd l both fighters llie (:;!it ii-n frn and w.is c'.-ai a. uri,', d f fo!:m's iiur's-e- n: ss utid .Wil li's rl,'ci r.t'ss 111 blo.'k ins m 1 :l!l .iroiiud work from a .!'! s:.i:;,li'.Mit: The -.oi. umis Of OMMi.Ol w o!, Ic lr .i!,' t It.. the l! !:. w ! ..is n.. Pa, k qi to a bit. O Notice to Contractors and Proin-rty Owner. Notice is hereby given tbut pur suant to the terms of Ordinance No. 7M. passed by the common council of the City of Kugene. August 3 1st. ll'dS. bids will bo received by the Street I'onmiltteo of the Council in ihe office of the City Recorder of the City of Kugene until 7:30 o'clock p. in . on Monday, September 1 lib, It'es, for the improvement of Twelfth street between Lawrence and .tef ferson tree's. In the City of Ku gene. by grading and graveling the same in accordance with the plans and specit'tcat ions therefor now on flic In tho office of the City Record er. Bidders are required to state the price in detail in accordance wi;h the specif leas ions. Separate cent-arts will be aw. i-led to the lowest Im.1 ler for the i: a.!:ng and for t ie urae! im; of a:.l street. The earthwork to he e.hp;e-ed within thirty days and tile cravehnr; within fortv-five d:'.vs "r O' i IN. ,'....:, of le'.t.ro; the ciu:r.ie;s th,.'.",' The work to be done ntid'r tho supcnbi.n of the Street Committee NOTICK TO CvNTI5.(T01t.S AM) PHOPKHTY OWNERS Notice is hereby given that pursu ant to the terms of Ordinance No. "SB, passed by the common council of tho city of Eugene. August 31st, 1S0S. bids will be received by the street committee of the council In the oftlco of the city recorder of the city of Eugene, until 7:30 o'clock p. in. tn. on Monday. September 14th 19'is, for the improvement of Sev- i enth street from Oak street to High! street In the city of Eugene, by the! construction of cement curbing along both sides of said street, and' by paving x the same between said points with bliulithii-. asphalt or other hard surface pavement In accordance with plans and specifica tions therefor now on file in the of-; flee of the city recorder. i Bidders are required to state the price iu detail in accordance with the1 specifications, and on the form pic pared by the ciiy engineer. Separate contracts w ill he awarded to the lowest bidder for the construc tion or said curbing; for th :uul for the draiuag provenient shall be cc ninety days from the date of letting tile contract therefor. The w ork to be done under the su pervision of the street committee and ti lie approved by th-in. An ap proved bond will be required of each contractor for the faithful perform ance ot the con: check in a sum eq ' '"' f an: '-n .1 IV M.itV. V. Mr ..The G RAN PROGRAM Students Predicament Hedpehog Coat Magical Suit of Armour Norway The Bashful Youth Battle of Flowers A Night of Terror SONGS BY MISS HENDERSH0TT "When Autum Tints the Leaves With Goii' "Dear Old Memphis" Matinee Saturday 3 p. ia. Evening Performance 7:45 W ALL SEATS 10c. ninin n paving sa.d ini- implete.l within A certified r ', ,.;. ,-a, h I !: r tv jeet anc and all hi By order o;'th.- i i; IMo d r' K ::-ir temper 2.1. lso ;u:re 1 EA: ELI BANGS J. H. WEST C. P. BRNARB BANGS LIVERY 0 Livery, Feed, Stage md Sales StaMj Cabs Always Kcady First Qass Turnouts of All DescnptKtf STAGES.. McKENZIE STAGElraves Eugfne at5:J0i. m. Stages do not all at private rrsidt nets but will call lor t"S8a gc it notified the day before. A tJai'.V'Jf" ... lor Maflel. stcinrer t it Livery Phone Main 2 1 ItRY: A -:n; i;. . t:re;;o!' A ; SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY GUARD, 50 CTi o o o