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O 1.1, JIMI8 lr-rmiinTnm I " THE KIGEME DAILY GUARD. Tt'KKIlAV. SKWEMBKB ( - r The Kiud Yon ITave AJwoyf nought, and which lias oeen in into fur over 30 yrurH, li;u borne tlio rmtnro of ami Iikh been mrule nniler hiH per F s -?!Tt-pL sonal mipcrvltilon xlnce its Infancy. WuM-CUcuitt Allow no one to lUscclve yon lu thin. All CoiinlorfVIt, Imitation nnd " JiHt-H-eood" are but UxporiineutH that trllle with and eci-u-r the heulth of InfuiiU and Clilldren-Kxiinrtonce agauiht KxperlmeuU What is CASTORIA CtmUiri if a ItarrnleiM anbiitltrjto for Castor OH, Pare gvirift, Jro)B and Hoothlnr Hjnipa. It lit I'lnuiant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarootio kuuhUiica. JU af U iU guarantee. It lctroj Worms and allnvii PcverlHliuexM. It cure Dlarrhosa and Wind Colic, it relieve Teething Troubles, cure CoaHtlpatlon unl Flatulency. It uHlillut.e tlio Food, regulates the Stomach mid Itowcbi, giving healthy uod iwtnrul sleep. The Childr.iii'M J'unacea Tho Mother!! Priead. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The KM You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMk OCNTAUM QOMMi, TT HURIUT TfltttT. NIW WM 6 (TV tf6Oregon99 Builders Are you doing what you can to populate your State. OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing; heart capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co. (Lines in Oregon) b lending tons of Oregon literature to the East for dis tribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are likely to be interested in this stater We will be glad to brat the expense of sending them complete information about OREGON and its opportunities. COLONISTS TICKETS will be on sale during Septem ber and October from the East to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principrl cities are. From Denver $30.00 From Louisville $41.70 " Omaha... 30.00 " Cincinnati 42.20 " KansasGty 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75 " St. Louis... 3b.50 " New York 55.00 " Chicago.... 38.00 TICKETS CAN Bt PREPAID llynu wml to brine frlrnd or relative to Oregon, drpotlt the proper mount wllh tnyolour igenli. The ticket will then be lurnlihed by telegraph. A. J. GILI ETTE, Local Agent, Eugene. Im, McMUK RAY, General Pauengrr Agent. Portland, Oregon. The LENOX Portland's New and Mot I. Modernly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Sd-mU PORTLAND, . OREGON Possessing every convenience and an ideal location fronting m the beautiful city plata. Adjacent to business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains ftatt European Plan Rate American Plan $1 00 ami l. 60 nr day. $3.f0 ami M OO per ilar. la 00 and 13.50 with bath. 13, 0 and $4.00 with halii. Kujten Cuard on File 0.!H. SPENCER, Manager For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See J. E. K1LBORN Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 5391 557 Hish Street smm Tuts ON OYSTES BEDS IN COOS BAY En- I'nless present plan are Interfered with, a native oyster bed will be planted In Coos liay on or about the first of January with a view of propa gating the bivalves that at lone time abounded here as is evidenced by the tons of oyster Bhells around the bay. The announcement wan made uy Prof A. R. Sweetnor, urate biologist, last evening, before the Chamber of Com merce, says tho Marshfleld Times. "Wo have InvestlKated the condi tions pretty thoroughly Jiere and be lieve conditions are favorable to the prorogation of the oyster," said Mr. Sweetser. "The only doubt In our minds as to the advisability of ex uerlmentlne with them Is as to the cause of the destruction of the orig inal oyster beds. If that la liable to bs repeated at frequent Intervals. It would be useless to experiment with Uiom. but I don't believe' it will. I am going to make a further examina tion of the liay and conditions here and we will know definitely about tho matter by about January I . "Tho Btate will bear the expense of securing and planting the seed. I will make arrangements with parties owning the mud spots here for ,a small area to be used for tho oyster. We will have to get the seed from t.he 1'u get Hound. They will grow and propagate here while the eastern oyster will merely grow In size with out propagatin. Must (iiiJird IWmIh. "There Is one thing we need and must have to make the experiment a success and that will be the moral support of the people In seeing that poachers do not Interfere with the oyster beds for at least four years. It will take about that lung to give the oysters a start. "If tho experiment Is a success, It will be a great thing for Coos Bay and for Oregon. The commercial possibilities of oyster culture are great, if we succeed In Coos Day It Is our plan to establish a dozen orH so places In Oregon. At present Va qulna Hay is about tho . only pluce having many native oysters and they are rapidly being depleted there. -"As to the experiment station at Sunset nay. It is coming along nicely. Mr. Simpson contributed a site for the research building, the lumber has been arranged for and we will now have to arrange for the labor. Sunset Hay affords the finest loca tion for studying all kinds of sea life of any north of San Diego. This will be the only station on the Oregon coast and will bu a great advertise ment for Coos . Hay light effv.'ts all irvc to ni tke "Uine ...u T,,un" th most complete and up-to-date mi:t: i''v .-it-nia.Ms ut ( hcWf d I'll ' li.h hart appear"! m. This Is a. is tri desl en one considers the iaaunieratil alls that thei-e om edlans have scored in the past. There are more than forty peopie in the company and the cast numbers among withers th- Hroadway lll"",", donna. Maude Lambert and Billy .!: ford, Charlotte id t, Edward Cor-, man, J. A. Kavnes. Miss Lambert has been a Broadway Idol for several 1 nH hor s.-mu-hlts In ' Lone-1 some Town" are still being whistled in the great metroKilis MessrB. Kolb & Il 11 promise us the New York production In every particular from principal to chorus, as well as the same elaborate scenery and gorgeous costumes which were one of the many features of the long run at the Circle Theater. MODRES WILL COACH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA INDIAN LANDS ARE OPENED nuluth Minn.. Sept. 15. More than 46.000 acres of land, formerly Included In the Cass Lake, the Chlp- pewas of Mississippi, the Leech Lake. the Fond du Lac, the lied Lake and the Winniblgashlrth reservations. were thrown oiien to settlement to day In accordance with orders from the general land omco. a large pari. of the tract consists of good agricul tural lands. All of the lands are subject to entry under the homestead laws, and settlers will he requirea to pay $1.25 an acre In five annual In stallments. An important provision Is one subjecting all of the lands to a pro-rata charse for drainage work that may be erected by the state of Minnesota under the terms of the VolBtead law passed at the last ses sion of Congress. Gordon Monres, the fast end who graduated from the University of Or egon last Juno, and who it was hoped would turn out ror the M-ultnomah oleven this fall, has turned profes alonal and will not be seen In a foot bull uniform again, says the Portland Journal. Moores Saturday signed t contract to coach the Columbia Unl verslly team at a contract which calls for $300 for the season's work. I'lowden Stott has signed to coach the Columbia University, but objec tions were raised by the directors of the club and he resigned. Moores' selection followed. Moores will make a good coach for he was one of the heaillest players at Oregon last year and has hud much valuable work under good conches. He wllj luko up tho stonily of law In Judge Kenton's office this morning, and much of his spare time will be devoted to turning out a good foot ball team at Columbia. Ha may take charge of the track team there In tho spring. KltKSH WATFR CU SKI DKATIt OK HKIUtlSG Albanv, Sept. 14. That the thous ands of herring which were strewn on the heaoh of the Pacific ocean near Yanulna bay recently were not de stroyed by any volcanic eruption In the ocean Is Indicated by a logical so lution of their death which Is of fered by W. M. Toner, express mes senger on the lorvallls & eastern railroad and owner of the oyster beds and crab-fishing plant on Yaqulna Bay. The herring enter Yanuina Bay an nually In large schools, Mr. Toner nys, and penetrate far up the Ya qulna river. When t'ley begin to get too much fresh water they return to the ocean. This year heavy sudden rains fell when the herring were go ing Wpstream in large schools and much fresh water overwhelmed 'ho fish. . Mr. Toner verifies his theory by the fact' that , people on the bay saw the dead herring floating out to the ocean from up the river long before the tides threw them out upon the beach. If a volcanic disturbance had killed the herring, It would have caused the death of scores of other kinds of fish. oom Making Sa i r We will have to have more room tor our hie, i i o v i ci l ri l i ulo 111 bchool Supplies ana acnocu juouks wnicn are ... , r i ! 7 II I r in oiHa , e Will C1USC UUl sumc y-ii uui oiuc lines cu COsr r .1. vui in, ia.Au r nep ntxr some or our side Imps ar 1 low cost. Otter special prices on staple g0ods ; 1 1 ail I to get the room we need. Sale lasts 10 days, September 10th t0 Dishes A big line of Japanese band painted dishes 25 off regular prices. Moriagi Ware 5o off regular prices. All j-ouvenirs and hand ' painted dishes 25 off. Stationery We will offer during; this sale a big: line of box papers at cost prices. All 50c box papers 35c All 25c box papers (7c See our line of PENNY POST. CARDS Cigars and Tobaccos We still have a portion of the Hoselton Cigar Stock and must close it out this month. Sold at wholesale prices in any quantity from JOc worth up. 5c cigars, 3 for 10c JOc cigars, 2 for 15c 15c cigars 10c Lay in your winter's supply and save money. Toys Dolls and T( Bears at about hall Regular M We will make a dlo mj...h.. - H iLLiui inn A. Goods, Perfumes, Soaps, ..Ladies' oags, rurscs and many other M mentioned. Kemcmbcr we always we advertise. TraJe with us an money ana get the best goods market. Eat, KOH-I-NOOR Pure Food Candies R.ed Cross Drug (J Willamette St. 8th Sta. A MBASUKH OV MKKIT. Eugene Citizen Should Weigh Well Tills Kvlik nce. AMLSKMKNT8 a rictiirlim a nhane of life in a big city that ennuot fall to delta tho In terest of nil put rons of th drama. "Hooligan In New York" Is full. of ximallonal sconVti. ordinal comedy and thrilling climaxes.. It conies to hiinenn Theatre, Thursday. Seutom her 17. Scenelcally tho iiriuliicilnn Is unusually elaborate, flvo coniiileie sets twin, carried, each one of which Is a work of art. A welcome announcement to local theator-noers will he t.he forthcoinlnit enKiiKument or the well known am popular t'.erman dialect comedians, Kulti and Hill, In their New York and San Kranclsco success, "1, one some Town." These clever German dialecticians will appear at the Ku gene theatre next rrlday night for limited engagement 'f one nigh:.. "Lonesome Town" was on unmis takable success, not only on this coast but in New York. Chicago and all of the prominent cities of the cast, li ran for four months at the Circle theatre, New York cltv. clay ing to crowded houses and this has been the rule wherever Kolb ami mn have since appeared in this laugli- pruuueer. "Umeaonie Town" la a cotnedv set to music and It la a dlsilnrl noveliv lu its particular line. The lato Ju.i mn C. Hrusle wrote It and the humor l as keen and pungent as the most critical plagoer could desire. The terv deals with the laughable at-t.-iuiu on the part of scv,.r.il Import ers to claim the town of Watts, ("al I'orula. which proves n cxcellen vehh-le for tile Iwo st.l-s to crea'e s. one 1, well as f r t !. Introduc tion of sixteen musical numb.'i , eer one of which Is ; gem,' '1 he plav Is full of stunning, c.itchv n ;U' of the Mrt thru makes ore w.lill to whistle illl.l the orchestral Ion Proof of merit lies In the evidence. Convincing evidence in Eugene. Is not the teatimony of strangers. But tho endorsement of Eugene people. That s the kind of proof Iven here. The statement of a Eugene citizen. L. Bonney, 459 Olive St., Eugene, Ore., says: "I have suffered from bnckacho for a good many years. My trouble wns severe pnlns In the buck which caused me a great d eal of suf fering. My kidney secretions wvc Irregular, unnatural in appearance nnd of much annoyance. At night my sleep was greatly broken on account of tio frequent action of the secie llons. I tried many rniedles hut ih tained no relief until I procured Iioan'B Kidney Pills at V, I.. Iieln no's drug store. After 1 had usee" iiiio box I received great relief and on continuing their use my iroiiules quickly disappeared. 1 take ure.it pleasure In expressing my apprecia tion of Hoan's Kidney Pills." For sale by a'.' dealers. Price 50 cents. Koste; -Mllhurn Co., Untfalo. 'ew York, sole agents for the Unl e l Statps. Kcmember the name Doan's and take no others. FOn SAI.K, KX CHANGE OR LEASE Having concluded to retire from the lumber business I offer for sale, lease or will exchange for Eugene or Portland Income property, my saw mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber sheds, office, planers, dry kilns and all tools connected with the business. Mill located at river bridge In the centre of Eugene city, east and west, and only three blocks from the S P K. R. This Is a fine opportunity for some one to go Into the lumber business, as there is always a big local demand for all slabvood. sawdust, shavings, cull lumber, as well as the better grades of lumber. Logs are cheap, labor cheap, lumber high. A good mlllman can make this property pay for Itself In two years and If he will operate day and night In one year. Hreatest opportunity in una pari ot iiregon tor a mill nan best lorated mill In the slate. Capac ity. SO. 000 fe.-t In ten hours. When yon have this mill you are at tne market. Planer and dry kiln everything needed to make lots of lumber and lots of money. Cilve th: your early attention if interested In a lumber proposition. 1 am sure von cannot beat It In the state. The quicker ou act the surer you are of maklnu your form Ac. for this Is a chance In a lifetime. I ' m. a n-VRKKR. : 333 1'eirl street. Eugene, Or You're on the Right Track when your clothing Is looked after by our expert assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, and our charges by their little ness make satisfaction an as sured fact. Everything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 SIGN WAR That is the way the trade flies, ELECTRIC SIGN has the same fascination for jx that light has for moths-it attract them its wav A brilliant lighted store is alwi well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or d Lane County Electric W JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. WttW YOUll HOU.SK GKT8 MTTI.K KNOVC.ll for all the work he H . t i him well shod Is really a necessitv tor If he goes lame you lose in ser vice. You are invitoH tn hero the next time he needs shoeing. e no notning but first-class work. Burbach & Bristow 531 Olive St. IS do. Ul. l!!V- ,UI1!.I! 1 X It'll ulrls hi etesa the nniii j'..go ail. I C. R. MFAD J, v. MACHEN JJEFORETbuyinjr real es tate call up or come to Springfield, the best town of its size in the valley, the best railroad center and the best water power in the State. Farms of all sizes and descriptions, also cty P"r"T im sale. M. & REAL ESTATE CO TtU-phcmt Main 171 M C0FFEI 0R1 which Is to your haps you like 1: breakfast and dta for luncheon. I: we are bound U ' cause there's no J coffee in town it ask. All we -' A W. M. GREEN, S 619 Willamette St. Phone Main t We Carry M( snd no other r!ai , .I, hMt i to nav lJC .11(1 le. ic die the IntriorP Consequent tomers 0 w. amD. muou. an siu" j 3nd for chor JJ lets, nu , proach u l may be mIJ hams inu v. Brodert v.. ti. i;iit. Ph " ', .tamp .iti'l t'. r I -1. Cu nt t il v:. work. Sfyh t between Willamette and Olive, tf j Williams Transfer Co. I Light and Heaw Hajlins TOOD TDK 'SM E 5 I SMTiUimetieS! ! It... . . Eugene Poultry Rier C5r.trr!3V Sale Of I .iv And Dressed POIR MVS -w W HI -ur .Saturday Sales are growing meet the demand we will have on nana and dressed poultry. DON'T FORGtl , Pb ivt tast rsiti 5trc I hone Main ti:. i
