Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 19, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto 7 igry I s f J. H. TEST 1st Nbti Street LhIIIIIIIIIHI ATIVE LAWS IX FHiERAL COURTS :!rj GilDert of Portland : order restraining Mas da McAllister fjom In a iw person or per- k in the Columbia under in itate oi Washing- iruoran restraining or- lrj( until September 2 S, pa initiative laws will o I Hv t Chtck here on a Chicago bank; what shall I do deposit It? Yes; just endorse It and we will give you credit right now, as we have a correspondent In Chicago and can collect it promptly. We solicit accounts of Fur nH'rs. Merchants, ('oriHirntions, Firms "! lmlivlduuls large or small liberal treatment for all and interest at 4 per cent on certificates when left on depos it one year. loan and Savings Bank .pitVD X SI Itl'IAS. 123,00O. !JJJJS- - " - EARLMcNUTT UNGS LIVERY CO. Ijvery, Feed, awge bi Cabs Always Ready . Rut Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ,.STACES.. FV-rTerfcau .1 AdailystageleavesEueeneat6a.m. '"V". elu lor tor Mapleton, close con ruction by tk day beiorc steamer for Florence and Acme Livery Phone Main 2 1 Liiiiii iimiiiiMiiiiiiiniini kene Poultry Store Big Saturday Sale of Live and Dressed Poultry liuJiT Sales are growing in popularity and in order to L found we will have on hand a (large supply of live U poultry. DON'T FORGET OUR NUMBER. Phone Main 645 be attacked in the federal courts. It will not be the duty of the Oregon fish warden to decide th boundary lln in the river between the two states, a subject which is now be fore the government for decision. vThe enrollment of the Cottage Grove schools is 344. SUBSCRIBE FOB THE GUARD. We Clean and Dye for You EUGENE Dye Works Sixth and Willamette Streets Phone Red 2861 MOHAWK. LUMBER Ca'S MILL AT J. S. MAG1UDI1Y AM) ,,N K KKL1.V SKl.L ,llT ,,, OX, KANSAS, MKX, Wlltj T.VKI-: POSSESSION OF thk ,.,avr IMMEDIATELY. J. S. Magladry and John F Kellv have sold the sawmill oi the Mohawk Lumber Co. at Henna, on the Wend ling branch of ,he S. P. Co. to David who wiM-,Ai"d' of Au'nls. Kansas, i no?, h lmmeiit possession included in the sale are 3000 ae- and the losing machinery. Thero are approximately 200,ood.noo foet of growing timber on the iand tha SiH8.,.fnBe,1 ownership. The con aideration is not given out for mb "cation, but it is said to be in the neighborhood of 1175,000 This mill .,.- u..o. ' . . - i. i. B u"1 auout two and ! Lyf,ars aK0 by Msrg. Magladry 33.000 feet of lumber per day. It is - uC,u ,,mul ln every respect, one of the best In the countv Tho non. "cn ui me mitt are thorough business men and will doubtless succeed In their new ven ture Tha r.. .Z V 7 """"" owners are among the best known lumber men In the state. i PERSONAL j. ;; Ben Avers nf Anotin u-..Di, the city. , ' R. C. Rllwnriifl wo In UA ... t .7 . . ..u0 iu mi; uij trum Lowell today. . b. Mclntyre of Athena, Is In Eu gene on business. L. E. Danks and wife, of Blue River, are in city. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Adair returned today from Salem. Dr. George Wall went to Black Butte this afternoon. Mrs. C. B. Klny rptiirnaH nnm tut- afternoon from Salem. MisS Adel Ollff is nmnnn- th .... dents who arrived last night. nirs. a. k. Alunra is in the city from Portland for a few davs. Mrs. S. E Pntr afternoon from a visit In Salem. miss Carroll Johnson came down from her home at Creswell todav. Misses Attn jinn" Vara P0.ihon. turned last night from Salem. cnas. Cornelius of Mllsvllle, Wis. was an arrival ln Eugene last night. Jlldne E. T Hnrrie nnrl wlfa rived home this afternoon from Sa lem. , .- ' 13. J. Crow returned last night EI'CEXE DAILY Cl ARn, nf?iv. , S.lTl from Sa ; fair. I- P-. Huiris p:ini., it,. land this aiu-nunm to spotui .-ju'jav Mrs. II. A. p;,ne relumed last evening from a visit , f,. 'Grove. '. I W. L. Hay ward and iu have re jiurned from their outing up th,- i..- Robin Ne'.son came up f. I land last night to re-witer i verfitv. un p. I'r.i- i;..irr.ii. !.... i... , .. .. . 1 1 'imi-intni ten ivorn. me fiage tor iHH'ilu.Mi for an outing. Misses Maude and H.sslo C..i!!og;y I " "i' irui uregon fit.- uiis af ternoon. .Mrs. J ilin I.ynn of Port'an l is vis iting her sister, Mrs. J. w. S i'r.eher In Eugene. 1 i Attorn, v Zera Snow of P..r-'and was in ihe city during ;he .iav on I law business. I A. V. Gilbert and Panl Cottrell are out in Douglass county on tim ber business. L. S. Hill came home this after noon from Salem where he took in the state fair. Walter Ross, who has been In the city for a day or two, returned to Portland today. Mrs. E. L. Campbell and sons. Gll frey and Dewey, have returned from a visit at Woodburn. Mrs. Margaret Hickey of Cottage Grove, arrived here this afternoon from a trip to Salem. Miss Emily Robovsky has accepted a position as stenographer ln the of fice of Geo. B. Dorris. C. M. Densmore returned to Cot tage Grove this afternoon after a short slay in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wagner of Ulysses, Pa., arrived here last night (o visit friends near tho city. Miss Belle Keeney came down from Pleasant Hill today to take up her work in the public schools. Miss Nellin Williams arrived home this afternoon from a visit at the home of her brother at Spokane. Miss Orpha Harmes, operator for the Pacific Postal Telegraph Co., In this city, Is in Portland for a few days. Mrs. Don Wheat, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, ln Eugene, left for her home at Moro today. Miss Edna Hill of Springfield re turned this afternoon from a visit at the home of her uncle at Hoqulam, Wash. G. A. Brauer of Fessendon, N'. D., is in the city looking for a location. Ho is one of the, Commerical Club's correspondents. Mrs. George Kinsey has gone to Dutch Henry's place on the McKon- zie, to be with her husband while he Is building a house there. Mrs. A. J. Mack left today for St. Paul on a visit of perhaps two month's duration. She will be ac companied home "by her mother. Major C. C. Hammond was a pas senger to Portland on today's train. He was Joined at Salem by F. A. Rankin, who accompanied him to the city. Matt Strand was a passenger on the stage this lngj-ntng fw McKenzle Bridge where lie will work on the government trail being built ln tha' neighborhood. Jos. Hopkins and family leave to. night for Salt Lake City, wher the family will visit and Mr. Hopkins will eo to Sallda, Colo., where he will engage in mining. Alton Hampton returned last night from Salem, where he at tended the state fair. He reports large crowds, good races and splen did livestock exhibits. "College Girl" the guldeless pacer, who mado a mile in 2:09 without a driver, gave the prettiest exhibition of the fair, Mr. Hampton thinks. William Williams. the Dexter merchant, Is In the city today, mak ing arrangements for his daughter. Miss Alia Williams, to attend the Eugene Business College this win ter. tf ,.i, ...if., K'nrin' in the bediming .r.n I.'-,) ntt,..-l'i.a nf rlvsnensia will be avoided, but If you allow these little attacks to go unheeded it win inne Kodol a longer time to put yum stomach in good condition again. Get a bottle of Kodol today. Sold by all druggists. SKW HJIA5. LOST A ladles' gold watch, closed face. Hampden Vrks, crystal broken out and containing bay s picture. Finder please leave at the Guard office and receive lib eral reward. 822 FOR RENT Large front room and bed room adjoining, furnished, electric lights; phone and bath; ac comodations for two or three; gen tlemen preferred; "32 Mill St. WANTED To borrow $1700.00 at 6 'per cent. Good security given. Address D., care of Guard. FOR SALE Good paying cash business- evervthing complete and running. Small capital required. Call 627 Willamette St. S19 MONEY TO LOAN On good serur- itv at 7 per cent interest, nuni'- a! B.. care of Guard. S25 FOR RENT Two first class rooms, will furnish to suit; call at 124 W. Seventh Street. , FOR SLE Good barn for sale cBeap--S32 Mill St.. J. M. Orrlck. Hard hrlcK for chimneys. CHAMIiKHS HARDWARE CO t,n L't.itK.v and niadder Pill" iar f'T weak bark, backache, rhei. Irnatlc pains. Inflammation of th 'liladd-r and all nther annoyances du ll,, weak kidneys. They are fold by , a 1 1 druggist". ' n, o. -.n.-nlnA CnmnfctiV. n 1 u K r nT-"-- - ( 'SIS Willamette (treet, phone Red; 14S1. "! it ..-in in n. h ..l . , . i r'c.i.-u hi;:; t!u :! -ilk IS being hull' j ,. r.-ar entrance t'i the i v and Roach block on I ' A relll'Il' in froti' "f KPTFlltli; n - a.a.o.a.J.ii . . . . I CITY XFWS Vhe brick work on the new Zubor J.ivk is being finished up. The new Central Presbvterian ihureh Iinil.liTi.. wiir t... .1.1,..."... .. Sunday. Sept. 27. A marriage license was vsi;,.,) to day t,. .lames M. II, .skins and Cora V. M: Daniel. Household goods for W. F. Thorpe,' A. Welch and Lydia D. llrlccs. ali from Portland, arrived in Eugene' this morning. John Maroney, a laborer, was ar rested yesterday for being drunk and disorderly and given a fine of JJ0 in the polue court. Frank Huker, a recent arrival here from Forest Grove, has purchased G. O. Gross' 100 acre farm near Irving for $47.50 an acre. John Holbrok and family have re cently arrived from Colorado. Thev have rented the Ellis Parker farm at Dexter and will live there. The old wooden awnings In front of A. K. Patterson's meat market and Nlckllu's store on East Ninth street have been ordered torn down. Ernest Wills, of London has been appointed registration clerk for the November election. He will begin work Monday at the county clerk's office. The paving crew Is at work spread ing the dope on the Park street be tween the city hall and Ihe McClung, Coleman and Hotel Stneedo buildings today. J. 0. Bristow has sold his black smithing business and will move to his farm nine miles below the city. He will build a good house and barn on the place. Mrs. S. E. Patterson Is building a $2000 bungalow at East Fifteenth and Pearl streets. Tho other one she built there this summer has been sold to Mrs. 1). M. Densmore. Bolton & Jenkins held their mil linery opening today and all after noon large crowds of ladies thronged the place. An orchestra furnished sweet music for the occasion. A big banner bearing tho picture of Bryan and with this Inscription has been hung across Willamette street at the Intersection of Eighth: "Bryan and Kern. Shall tho people rule?" The sentence of Chas. Kuthe, who pleaded guilty to the charge, of set ling "near" beer In violation of the city orninance, nas neen postponeu from this morning till Monday morning. T. H. Ellis this morning began work on the concrete foundation for the Dunn-Wllklns three-story brick block on West Eighth street, Ihe ex cavation having been completed yes terday. Two car loads of coal for the War ren Construction Co., one of bitumen for the sume company, one of cement for L. N. Roney, and one of wire for the telephone company were among the freight shipments Into Eugene this morning. The Chambers Hardware Co. today sent to the Pattlson farm across the river a three-horse power Olds gaso line engine and a centrifugal pump to be used ln Irrigating the farm. They sent one yesterday to M. M. Martin at Creswell, a 24 horse-power gasoline engine to operate a wood saw and an irrigation pump. Tho presidential campaign Is warming up In Oregon. Theodore A. Hell, a democratic heavy gun will open In Oregon next week, and will lie heard in Engi ne Tuesday even ing. Senator lleverldge of Indiana, will soon be In the slate to speak for Tafl, but (latin and places have not been announced. Tomorrow Is to be the closing day of the Conference year at the Metho dist church. It has been probably the best year In Ihe church's his tory. Dr. M. C. Wire will speak at 10:30 a. m. and a platform meeting will he held at 7:30 p. m.. at which all heads of departments will report the year's work In their departments The Allen cannery finished up on Hartlett pears this forenoon and the plant will be temporarily nun ior u few days. The crop of pears was good aiid the run was about ns long ns usual. t iiiiini i -ii ii i.."ic " and girls were employed during the run. nesiues rue usuui n.iw m ....... to do the heavy work. County Commissioner H. M. Price in the r ltv today from his home at Hale. He stated that the work or blasting away Beecher rock, nn the Mapleton stage road will begin Mon dav. He took Mr. Furlong, who will have charge of the work, out ther to look over the situation and he will bo ready to start In with the work, Monday. A special meeting was held by the Bryan Club of East Eugene last evening There was a good atten dance by men of both parlies. Mr. Slattery. Republican, defended the republican platform, and Mr. Sweanv defended the democratic platform. Friendly though Intense discussions followed by several tferi'lemcn present. Other meetings will follow. H .n Theodore A. Bell of Callfor-j n!a. chairman of the democratic na tional convention at Denver, will ad- dress the voters of l.ane iiiintv. hi ! til., oi-'-ra house in Kngerie, Tuesdavj evening. September '11. Mr. Hell Is l one of t ie most I'l'ielit orai'it.i of i : day. ' I.Ai...e shiiiniert of rugs on th' ,u 1 wait for them and save money, .fi o MARRIED At the residence of the officiating! minister. Rev r A WnnW i., ih.., .ii n-i noon oi rM'pieumer w. Mr. Kit ward A. Powell and Miss Katy Foot. i:ii;f.xf. hkyax i ins I'M. I. Mil Til MK.KT. A meeting of the four Eugene Bi.in and Kein I'lubs is called for 2 oYkvk p. m . Monday afternoon to select a reception committee to meet the Hon. Theodore A. Hell of California. who will ii0 hero on Tuesilav, Sept. 22 I10S MAJOR 1.. IV FORREST. Pres. S Eugene Club No. 1. 1. E. STEVEN'S. Pres N. Eugene No. 1 R. PARKER. Pres. N. Eugene No. 2 B. McKlNNEV, Club Club Club. E. D. Pros N. Eugene No. I REAL ESTATE FIRM IX PERMANENT yi ARTERH. The Garrett Real Estate Co. have moved to their permanent home on Willamette street. Messrs Garrett & Mitchell have been busy today show ing many cnllers through their new building, which is a credit In Its modernness and location, to Eugene. See us for ramp furniture of all kinds. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ' CARD OK THANKS. We desire to gratefully acknowl edge and testify to our appreciation of the sympathy and kindness which has been shown us by our in any friends In our bereavement occas ioned by tho death of our husband and father, M. S. Hubble. We desire especially to thank the Order of Ea gles for tholr assistance nnd sym pathy. MRS. HURHLE. MRS. JAMES GRANT. MISS CECIL HUBUI.E. S1GR HbAUACHE PoHitlrctr curfd by these Little rillfu They a)M relievo Dl tress from Dyvpcpslft, la d!rstlD and Too Hearty Rating. A perfect rcm rdy tor Dizziness. Nausea. Drowsiness, Hud Timte in Uio Mouth, Cofttod Tongue, Pnin ln tho Kids. TOUl'lD MVEK. TIioi rvffulato tbo Bowjla Purely Vcffetablo. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Genuine Must Bear -Fac-Sirmle Signature JRFU8E SUBSTITUTES What School Supplies Will You Need ? You will save time by coming here for your school supplies first, because we carry such a largo stock that you will he suio of find lug here every item on your list. Will be sure, too, ot a saving on almost every thing. School Books, Tablets, Pencils. Pens, Penholders, Inks, Erasers, Crayons, Book Straps, Etc. Wo buy these things In very large quantities and If we can get them for less than regular prices wo give you tho benefit of every re duction that largo buying secures. Bring In your list. RED CROSS DRUG CO. 17-19 East 8th S3 7 Willamette EUGENE, OREGON. Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling set LaDuke &LtfflerCo. Well Drillcn Telephone Red 0121 999 Villard Boulevard CARTER'S jflVER I CARTER'S WPlTTlE WlVER pills. "ThePhntbchind theSuirl ..chumb I OUR GUIDE to the best at the price is . Schwab's set-price label "on the sleeve." There are no others "just as good." Some dealers may tell you so they have to. There are no ready-for-service clothes that fit like, Schwab Clothes. There ' are none that look so " well "on the man," and there are none that repre sent more thought and honest tailoring.Whether you buy a "Ten Dollar Bil!" suit or a Schwab's $25 Superior, you can feci sure your dollar is getting all that's coming to it. STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. Sale or Trade Will you trid or sell your farm, tore or land ? We offer you a iplesdld lnvetmtnt fn a new country of rich resources Ideal climate all the year. Dairy, fruit, mlnerala, liihlnc, man. ufacturing builuex for all. On the Coait I Bandon-By-Tbe Sea. Send four centi In atampa lor hand somely Illustrated booklet and full partlculari. The Warren Publicity To. Hullo 40.1, rimlmruui llidg. Portland, Oregon. W. H. SMYTH Succeiaor to M. S. Hubble Transfer Company will du m general transfer liusinesi.; wool, houneliold rimmIm, trunks nnd all tiling In hla line will recelvn prompt nnd careful nttentlon. "ItuslncMi I'rmnpt and ttorofur'. is our motto. Phone Main Hid lln. Phone, Ibxl 411 1 a. WIMiMnii' I'AHIioi.lc nii.vK WITH ARNICA and WITCH H.VEI, The best salve In the world for cuts. brulsea, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet ter, chapped hands nnd all skin erup tions. Guaranteed to give s'fact!on or money refunded. Sold uy Linn CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. O Irug company. park street. O Moon k Tin