Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 24, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EIGB.VB DAILY GUARD. Till WiIAV. SHITKMBKR 24. 1B We Deal In the Best Farms to Be Had On the Market Today 220 nrrcs sltunled 10 miles from Ku Kene; 1 : 0 iicri's under cultivation; 20 ai'ri'H In HiiiIht, balanr In pas ture; t iirre of fruit; good Iioiixk. baru ami oiitliiilliiltiKH; bent of wa ter. Till" Is absolutely imu of the beisl farms In Lane county. I'riee. (Hill MT uerc 12 aires river bottom land, situated near SprliiKfleld; mueli fruit of all varieties; 1 0-room house; Rood well; barn; 2 cows, 3 dozen rlilik- ens, 9 heail Iioks, 1 farm waiion, set of double harness, set of Blimle harness, 1 IlKht driving rlK, 100 lbs. while lead for painting, ! Kals. oil; Includes crop and farm tools. I'rlro $7(MM) DO acres, 35 acres In cultivation, sit uated 1 mllu east of Donna; house, burn and oiithulldlnKs: 1 team of horses, 3 cows, 1 calf, l.r, Iioks, harness, wauon, plow, cultivator, harrow, mower, rake, spray wag on, chickens, small tools, hay car rier, etc.; 20 tons hay, 27.r bushels oats, 4 or acres of corn, potatoes for fa'nlly use; Interest In phone; 2 wells. I'rlio :IOOO 15 acres of fruit land ij miles south west of KiiKenc; 9 acres In culti vation, remainder In oak grove; 7 room house; barn 2tx40 feet in l-oieHu of construction; 2 wells; ii acres In bearliiK fruit.; telephone and It. I). I'rlro HtlWiM) DO. 98 acres 3 miles from ICukciic courthouse; most beautiful bulld i ii K spot near I'limeiie. 1'iico, $110011 CO acres river bottom land situated I H tulles from Kunene on river road; 40 acres in solid balm timber will cut 2000 to 2000 cords of wood; 20 acres of this small balm and willow. This wood sells at $5 a cord delivered to excelsior mill. I'rlca Hindoo 65 acres nil deep rich valley aoll, sit uated 4 V4 miles from lOiiKene; all under cultlvatloni well fenced; old house; somo fruit trees; 2 good wells. I'rlcu 1(1 11)11 kt hcjv Notice These Snaps In City Property A modern 7-room house, situated 2 blocks from high school on one of tho best streets in the city; a 70 foot well with watur lower anil tank; ahiiuduncu of water for lawn and Indoor use. This 1b absolute ly a bargain, i'rlcu lft,1lMl House of five rooms situated on j.'ortli Washington street; corner lot, SOxlCO, I'vke, 70O louse of S rooms; lot (111x150; city watur anil good drilled wull; Mi lot bark, tax title, milking lot about 240 feet. All kinds of fruit on lot; atruola paved, I'rlcu. HIKNI 2 new 4-room cottages with 2 lots on rarlliiii oppusltu Kalrnmiiut Btore; property rents at Jll per JlioiHh, I'rlcu IftlHillI flood I (l-i'Diiill minium house, situate t'd corner Klcveiuli and ill'!', sis.; tuiVIHK antl sliluwalk. Prlco looo lloimo of 8 rooms iilculy located on Kant Thirteeulli Istreet; lot ti.rix 10fi; good wall 00 feet deep; sewer conuuctlona and water in the housu; fruit of all kinds; good barn, chicken park. I'rlce. .$;t(Mio (iood 0-roo in liotisu with all modern rouveulences, barn and carpenter's shop, situated on lot 100x100 feet; practically nil tho furniture goes with tho house. Tills is close In properly. I'rlro yrjoti Wo liavo sonio choice residence lots prices ranging from Jlul) to $UKi0 pur lot, close in. llrlck blocks ami frontage in best part of the clly. Absolutely tho best bargains on thu market. Call In and get our prices. HOUENBECK REAL ESTATE CO, l'hiillK Iteil 4 111. Office, IM7 Willamette. Sln-et. LARGEST KACILITIf.S (V-, i IN THE VVKST KOU. M; THII PRODUCTION Ol'Mj ii , n if n ij A l 1 t iy . L I T, ' W. H. SMYTH Suavwr to M S. HubbU Transfer dnpany will ) ii Kt'tKTai iit.M-.u-r I'litmvi; wimiI, lniii'tioiil uuim1., trunk nml nil llitnu In lilt hn U rvrWvt munt ninl ('iiri'fnl nl(iiiilnn. "ItiioliH'oM I'tonipt timl I nrt'ful" It iiur motto, riiuiio Mmii :tJ A. C. MATHPAVS tumril li'.immi; f'oPCU ll. CiLIVi I, IinKtinv S.i nd jr.d rixM rxw.tvj'.m i-.utli 1, r sale ri'.onf Bl.uk 2511 or'callil 345 V 4i!i I I IN UNK OK MANY tul.U i. rm 1 UTII 10W t UITIII MOUtll tjj Tills woman nays that after month of suffering Lydla K. I'iiikham's Vegetable Compound made lier M well as ever. Maude K. Forffie. of Ijeesburg,Va wriU;n to Mrs. llnkham: " 1 want other auffrrinff women to know what Lydii, E. Pink ham' Vefre table Compound has done for me, Foi months I Buffered from feminine fill ao that I thought I could not live. J wrote you, ana after tatting lydia K. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, and UHlng the treatment you prescribed 1 felt like a new woman. I am now strong, and well aa ever, and thank yon for the good you have done me." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. I'iiik ham's Vc(ri!tiiol" Compound, made from roots mid licrhs, ling been the BtHtidurd remedy for female ills, and hiw positively cured thousandHol women who have lieen trouliled with (liHphircmriilH, intliimmation, ulcera tion, tibroid tumors, irregularities, rxiritxlio pains, liuekaehe, lliat liear-iiK-down feeliiiK, llatulency, indices tion,(li.zini'HH or nervous yrostratioa Why don't you try it? Mrs, I'lnkliiim Invites all sick women to write Iter for advice. Blio has culded tliiiiiHiiiitlti to bottltli. AildiOHM, Lynn, Mass. THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived by buying trom a practical paint dealer means lo buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter J02 W. Eight St. Eugene, Or vn it iiousk ii;is ;.rrn,K i:oi ;n for nil tin work lu iI.h'h, To ktni ll itn well mIkuI Is roiillv n nt'prisii v for If lu kh's 11111)0 you lusi in kit-I vliv. You nro IuvHimI to lirln:; him hero the next tlino lu m-t'ds hliorlui;. Wi lo iitit h Itik hut flrst-i'lusrt work. Burbach & Bristovv 531 Olive St. A New Set Chairs C 3! or Why ilo you hv O1.0 RMAHMY CHAIItS In yimr tiotni, whiMi you run uinkt ttuuu liOon AS NKW lor only 0c ? A ran of I'hliiutiii'l tll work wotil" ri n yom liumiv S.it tlutt Mm rhlumu.in U on oiy run. Sot our wont show wtiultiw, 4Mv Tt SI i: Ol l( NKW WALL I' Al'llt i is Wi'.n St'vonth at. OVERTON Well Tiptr tr.d Paint Co C. H. MKAO J. T. MACHKN T1F-FORE K.ym! rt.il cs .t oil up it come to Sprint; lu'M, t!ic K-st town il its ;i:r in th valley, ht Iv.t r.ii'riuJ center ,ind the K-t w.iUr t'ini(t in the St.iti'. I .iinir. ol .ill sires .imJ cV-.Tiptuins, u':o ctv ptvivity i T S.l'u. M. M. &, REAL ESTATE CO ROOSEVELT ROASTS HASKELL AND (ATTACKS BRYAN Washington, Sept. 23. President Koortevelt tonlKht wrote a letter to W. J. Ilryan, replying to the latter's telegram in defeiiKe of Governor Has kell. He not only adheres to his for mer statement, bui adds further changes, showing .Mr. Ilaskell'i frlendshln to the Standard Oil Com pany. He tnen contrasts Ilryan'a ac tion with Taft's refusal to indorse Senator Foraker, and concludes by declaring Mr. ilryan's policy for deal ing with the trusts Impracticable, as his railroad and monetary policies. Tho letter reads: "Dear Sir In your telegram you speak of so much of the charge agnlnst Governor Haskell an dealt with his relations, while In Ohio, with the Standard Oil Company. You omit the charge as to hln relations with the Standard Oil Company in terests, as shown by his actions while governor of Oklahoma, this very slimmer, this action being In part taken while he was at Denver, where, as you state, he was by your wish made chairman of the commit tee which drafied the platform upon which you are now standing. In my statement I purposely made no specific allusion to the Ohio matter, and shall at this time make none, In spile of Its significance, and In spite or the further fact that Governor Haskell's close relations with the Standard Oil Interests while he waB In Ohio was a matter of common noto riety. "In Oklahoma It Is a matter of court record. Hy this court record It appears that the attorney-general of the state, elected by the people, ob tained an Injunction to prevent tho I'ralrle Oil & Gas Company from building a pipe line, and that Gov ernor Haskell found this out while ho was at Denver, as appears hy the representations for the dissolution of the Injunction made In his name in bohalf of the state before a court of superior Jurisdiction to that which Issued the Injunction. In this the governor states that the acting gov ernor, in his nbsence, had asked that tho hearing be postponed until he, tho governor, might return and have an opportunity to investigate tho con troversy. "The governor set forth in his peti tion that he Is tho sole authority to determine such matters, and that the attorney-general and tho Judgo of tho lower court had no right in the ciiho, nnd that the action of the Judge of tho lower court represented an en croachment by tho Judiciary.' IIIiH-keil Ijiw Kiirorccnicnt "Tho attorney-general opposed the dissolution or the Injunction, stating that tho I'ralrle Oil & Gas Company was a foreign corporation, which had not accepted the provisions of the constitution uiiplicablo to such cor poralloiiR, find that without nullior liy of law It wns employing a gi'eiit forcu of men anil teams' to dig un. across and into various highways or the slate for the purpose of laying lis pipelines. Tho governor prevailed, tho Injunction was suspended and tho pipe line wns permitted to con tlnuo Its work, to use the words of tho attorney-general, without uny color of law. I call your attention to the fact that the question, was not whether the Judge erred or whether tho Injunction was proper. The point Is that the governor was alert to take out of tho hands of the attorney-general what the attorney-general foil was Ills sworn duty, and prevent an alleged instance of breaking the laws by this particular great corporation. Slumlord Admits Control "As far as I have seen. Governor Haskell has not even attempted any thing which can lie called a defense of his acllou. it thus appears that his action was as Inexcusable as It wns wanton, except on the theory that, In defiance of the attorney-general or tho state, and at all hazards, ho Intended for some reason of his own to protect the interests of a gioal corporallo:'. against the law. ll has been s accosted on his behalf Hint, niter all. ho did n.it favor the Siaiiiliinl t)i ('.mil. any. but merely tlw Pnilrlo Oil I'oiiipniiy. Tills claim 1 Is dlsp.iscd of I, v the tc-itlnionv nl Ihei Standard Oil Company Itst-lt". taken III the latter p:.n of l!ol7. In the suit now pending before the I'tiltcd Slates court at M. 1. mils, against the Stand ard Oil Company. Ill this testimony tho Stan. lard Oil Company, upon ho les re. lulled liy he uovenilllelll I i pit In a list ot all companies In which 1 It lii-ld Mock or In whl.-h n i snli-ddia- ; ry companlo held stock, rep. nod antoni; (he others llio I'ralrle Oil r ! Gas Conipal: , total capital $ I .l.thio,- . oho. ot which the Nalonal Transit ! Coiiiiauy.s share was fti.'.i'.Mi.aihi, and f a rt lie r 'ii ore. It appears that (he: National Transit Conipanv 4i.ul a cap- ' !i.l s'ok et i v,.:;n. .f which t'le S!,i-'l.-:d ot Conian owned '"'. I-' l ' 1 111 oilier w o ds ti'.e ' l'r;i:i I.- !ili,in w .is t 'i Ml. ;ilt i . ) i l- tl:,. ,;i n.: Y:.i'iMl ('.'Hi'..in , nil fi'.'j in : . .i. ! tli.' S';unl;t;tl iU v'.nn;.i u y . Tufi I'. 'l itis U ill ( oiitr. ivi ". t.M-v.t inir ;ii-li,n!s n tli's i':i' f i ,i 1 1' H.vKit tt mi Vi . .Krv. : id in '.is It . v o( An '.', 1 ltiu.t:.' l in m s:;ih-- "t It .i ,t in;rtfr ,n titinuu'ii iii'ion.-M al'-ni; S.-t;.i'.i- l'.r.tkfr. as Ii Kn It iii; !. n a niiiii.t wi f.inuiHMi iiiMui mii tl.'M'nitir llakcll. lliai Iu- was tn. tl.-f.iul.T ami wp IKMt.r of tcriiiin Kif.it roip.uuN' in-tsM'i-i. ati,( i hi'i iM iM t h.s5::, tt xw polh't- ffi w in. a.lniiiijsi;-atlxit has l h.-i- .ts !-.) , u ((Mt- .iiti'.: i'!. of ,u,iiik' S. H.i:.w- r.r.i k. r :: : ' 1; , 1 ,i . ,k . 'U,.-,. i- a- . ! i;.. . i,.;,; , Vl :.,., .1 1-. 1 . . p: r.i h. 'l-' 111 .t.l. Hi , o by actual deeds that his words were true when he said: " 'I do not care for the presidency If It has to come by compromise with any one on a matter of principle.' "With hundred-feUl clearer evi dence before von as w the cinnection of Governor Has-kell with the Stand ard Oil Company man -Mr. Taft then had as to the connection of Senator Koraker with any corporation, you nevertheless have secured Governor Haskell m chairman of the commit tee to write the platform on which you stand and put him In as treasurer of your campaign committee. Mil. TAFT TALKS TO KAIMtOAD MKX Chicago, Sept. 23. William H Taft Ileniihltoan candidate for pres ident, delivered the first regular speech of his present campaign tour of the Middle West when, in tins cuj tonight, he addressed a large audi ence of railroad men, assembled to hear his views on the injunction ques tion and other labor problems. The meeting was under union auspices and Mr. Taft spoke by special invi tation of the railroad labor organiza tions. Mr. Taft's address was prepared wilh special reference to the charac ter of his audience, and was a brief hut comprehensive exposition of his own views on the lahor question and of the accomplishments ot the He publican party for the betterment cf the condition of the worklngmen. Talks on Injunctions.. Mr. Taft met the injunction issue fairly and squarely and gave a logi cal explanation of his decisions in injunction cases while on the bench. He said that there was nothing in his record to apologize for and de clared that in every Instance he had merely done his plain duly as a judge and every decision, he said, had been based on ample precedent. He called particular attention to the fact that, while he was not the father of the Injunction in industr(:'.l cases, as had been charged, he was tho first to uphold from the bench the right of worklngmen to slrike In a body. In closing he appealed to the rail road men to endorse the ont pa' ty that favored fair treatment of the railroads In respect to rate-making. . A GOOD STOMACH Menus Good llculth, Clic-rfiiliicss, Ambition, rersistoncT unci hucccss Relief Is not cure; opium will stop the most excruciating pain, but it won't cure the disease. And it's just the same with alleged dyspepsia cures which contain pep sin. The pepsin will help to digest the food, hut the stomach Is left In worse condition than it was before. You don't want pepsin to digest your food; you want the natural juices of your stomach to digest your food. If you have dyspepsia or any stomach trouble, you want to make your stomach so strong that it will digest its own food. You can mako your stomach so strong that you can eat what you want ana nil yvti want mny time you wnnt It, without distress. Ml-o-na w-IH cure your dyspepsia or any. other stomach trouble by building up the flabby walls and making the stomach so strong that It will digest food without artificial aid. In other words, Ml-o-na will cure dyspepsia by removing the cause. The lied Cross Drug Company is tho ugent for Ml-o-na in Kugene. and they say lo every resident ot Kugene whoso stomach Is weak, who lias In digestion or dyspepsia., that Ml-o-na Is guaranteed lo cure or money back. The price Is only 50 cents a box. One box Is all you need to prove that you are on the right road to health and happiness. "I can't say enough for Mi-o-na tablets. They have done more for mo in one week than all tho doctors huve for the two years I have been under their care, and I will do all 1 can to recommend It to my friends. You cun nlso use my name In your ad If you like, for Ml-o-na Is better than gold to me. I am like a new man. ii lid am able to work once more for the firsi time in over a year." W. A. Knnis, 3-S Green street. Syracuse, N. Y. MISS M l. I. IK Ml I'.i'llKY, Graduate of llr.'tke Conserva- tory of Music, Dos Moines. Iowa, teucner of piano. 27:1 West Tenth street, l'iiono - lle-1 2 HS7. A V.w inn liivrMinrn; Mi-. John Vhiti nf 3S Illinium! nvi'nm llMiiltuii. Mt s;ivs: 'lhivi' Immmi trounu-tl with n ini-Ah vwry winu'i ami spring. i.ui winu'l I I trlo.1 many u.Uvnisod rt'iiu'ilii's, hut j the cMii;li , tun iiim'tl until 1 bntmlit a .'t-('.'nt bottlf of lr. Ktn.n's New H!s-, rovt'ry. lU'tur.' that was half izonv the i-oimh ;i all sum1. This wint.-r ;hii saiiif hapi'y result has fuliowt.l: a t'w .l.'t-i muv Muiip haiiuhtMl ttw .Miti ua 1 ron I am now run vnuvti that I'r. Kit :; s Nrw Uisi'mvitv i- :hc iH'-ii i',' a!! . 1 1 i '.h aiiil lunu: vtMiio, !;-;." S.-l ! ti.U at V. A . K;iv- opl'. ,:!'! .Ji-ui: s-(ir aiul f 1. Vrlal !Kt';,. ii- IK Oi' KKW Tn-- iiu-rits ir T as Wmitl,-f v:mi von 11 ii''viT snfr from Kiilnex . Ma I'l-r or ihtMi nvtt ic trouMiv tl a 1hi;:U ttwo moir.lis" treattnrut t s !1 hy .1. Un:. or Uv mail. Smi 1 for t!itlnniua:s. lr. K. Y. Hall. , vMve strr. St. l.-mls I i't' i t. . l oi; sai.i: At N" '". K;it Srv.-H-'i ;--r-.-.--'-!ti-- T-r.i.nt ". ' I .IS tl'- '. l .I"- -.''-'. , ! ' 1!". . !l 1.1'. '. :.!... 11 - . . i it " , 1. ,: i- i -n ' ' i 1 ' - i i '. f I. S.ifl-KliS ! New"fek Style SW, We Continue to Show This Wee!- Correct Leading ion centre for men's clothing TRAK, MOULDING KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITAGE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt Meat Always on Hand Phone m Your Order WING & CAMPBELL '. Phone Main 38 52 Willamette School Books and School Supplies Schwarzsch ild's Book Stors The House of Superior Qu.ility 536 W'ilUmeLte St. HALL ra, SHUMWAY I'liimliln ami Srwrr W ork. Also Koneral Joblnng in Un and sheet Iron work. Iron work", promptly attended to. l-rry a (n i!tl(, p( plumbltm,' rutu-e l-Ql e I'.LM-k 1;:ti. 7,,, ,, ,k Ss 9 " j Made in New York by tailors of the fash. Roberts Brothers TOGGERY 554 Willamette Street Founded, Controlled and Officered by men of strong financial standing, and the highest possible reputation for prudent business ability the MERCHANTS BANK of Eugene is well prepared to meet the require ment? of every depositer and client who desires Safety and the Best Service. CAPITAL - $65,000.00 C'GARS Julius Goldsmith Madame Dean's FRENCH n , FEMALE rlLLiii A Kafp., Ckhtai IIr- L1F.P l-'Otl HUl'l'iiESSKTI 5lKxsrui-AT'-.x. NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. R.ifi! Sur,'! S n,.ilvi Kiiti.r.i.,i..n !':n.,p. am. od or M,,iT IVfiiiuli-a. Son I pro ilil l.irl.il rl,.,.v. Will swill llHiu on trml. to ho pni lor wlu ii ri'lpv. l. tvilnplc-s Kn-. I.' 1st on eettin;; tho pi'lililm-, ii-.-.-t no snltnlittile. If vonr orinrulst il.w-H not huvy ihctu senj vour onk-rslollic UHITEI) I.EDICAL CO., Box 74, lancastw, Pa. Sold in Eugene t;- W. L Delano AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five p.ir.sengcr car for hire any tirre day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL SLACK 1231 Weil Drilling For up-to-date well drilling see LaDukc &LefflerCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 5121 0QC Villard Boulevard ! AUTOMOBILES Krark B-unttt fi. 5.- u.wit P.- ,rl .,J IJi;.. pi, ,j r,i 1711 He... i;is5rl Kir. PrriTiicr. Pari I i-c t,-t c.lrs lor thr pri.e, 57'Xl cj up ti.s lor hire (fj-lEtt 1 en THE PEOPLE'S BRi 7th andOlivjjJ Is now opened under tf, uale Wm ea and renovated t throughout , remit many ways. The diLi. been newlv . and we are iu a posltit iuo Desi meal for 2 0c. Good coffee arnt ItMh specialty. Chicken ( ouuuay, 2jc. Give we will rin (ha -a., e tin It for weelr 91 .n.i'. I: male help ia kitchea J 1 UUII1, MRS. A. WADE & G SHVE.NT1I & 0I.IVI; MCE LITTI.b alULAfl THE THEIII Is nliviiys aii)ri'ciiitiHl, vltff Vi'rytliliiK so iiiK-tizinj i some these June mufti your iiiH-tite is fickle. I want to treat your frlen. or your sn-iTtliirt lo i v cooked to the yuocn'( m them to the Theatre fid AFf-rcriaics siccfc The Moui-tK:csq favorite among It is cos lively & : Cigar on the m.irket GEO.K.MW' ' not-Vl i'i ::' :t 1 i;''- .A,'' Htimtiv ':: - c!i.i .'. i Liht and uooD rc' 5(4 W il ..i-'"t-M- 1 ' Ston v I.aie '1er- 1 . , ,in We.-t K S. ;:' ' O O