Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 29, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE FX'GRVE DAILY GUARn, TIKSI.AT. SKI-TKMllKH ,flo STEAMER IS ASHORE ON POINT OF ROCKS SYSTEM PLANNED BY CORPORATION if-' pre on the Right Track clothing is looked ' Mr expert assistants. - perfectly, pressed .'. 3MvprpH ...... .1.. . .... men lime- F'e satisfaction an as- possible in Pg and Dyeing PieDyeWorks "WaiMeMeSti. r Red 2861 a 1 J FOMOBILE OR HIRE cat for hire pOD DRIVER MUCK 1231 prilling teller Co. ,::! rJc, cvara new styles and patterns, in elephants breath, blue, J smoke, brown, grav, tan and black. In plain and d in all the new and fancy braids and trimmings, in all sizes and styles. '"Tbcst Chicago tailors, with the best of lining and trimmings. Wc have a lady fM.ind altering that has had years of of experience in some of the larger . fearment is strictly Man-Hand Tialored. S lsm Prices $18.00 to $?5,00 of Fall and Winter Skirts I ndaanJ shades from the very finest to medium grade r j.tavnu perfect. Come in and see our line the " Prices from $1.50 to $20.00 Men s Fall Suits When you want a suit you want one that is new and nobby in every respect, up-to-date and very stylish. Our cloth ing department is strictly up-to-style in all colors and workmanship. A full line. COME IN AND LOOK SAYJ We have the swellest line of Melt's Shirts, Ties and Hose ever shown iftfhis city. They are just what you are looking for. Shirts from 50c to $2.00 The Crescent .1 THE SAVER ea justly piint with no little pride to the prndent management of hi: finances to the daily economies el fected here and tuere which have en abled him to establish a surplus fund You too, will be well pleased to see your money increase by having an account with the Merchants Bank Interest Paid on Saving Deposits CAPITAL - $65,000.00 A New Set Chairs of Why do you have OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In your home, when you can make them GOOD AS NEW for only 60c ? A can of Chlnamel will wort wonders In your home. See that the Chinaman is on every can. See our west show window. SK TO SKE OVK XKW WALL PAI'KR 16-18 West Seventh St. I OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co RIGHT FROM THE MILLS CRANE LINEN LAWN STOCK in Fashionable Note Papers and Calling Cards in all sizes at Schwarzschild's Book Ston The House of Superior Quality 586 Willamette Si. in all sizes and colors, every most complete in the citv. Notice- lo Creditors. Notice is hereby given thai, by nn order of the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, duly made and en tered of record on the 2nd -lay of i Septembex, 1908, the undexslnned I "vas duly appointed administrator of the estate of Luella A. Peabody. ac- 'ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby not! ; fled to present them wlih the proper vouchers to the undemgned at ihe law office of Woodcock Potter, in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 3rd day of September, ;iios. RICHARD i;.STO-, Administrator of the Kstaie of 1. nulla A. IValMidy, decease.! Woodcock A; Potter, attorneys : Kstate. MITK'K 'I'd CKKlHTOliS Kslillr ol" KM Parry, decease!. Notice is hereby given that S. 1!. lialiin has hi en duly appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Kli. Par ry, deceased, by the Honorable G. II. Chiisman. County .Judge of l.ane County, Oregon, and letters of admin istration Issue to him. All persons having claims against the estate are hereby notified to present the same to tiie administrator at the law of fice of Geo. II. Dorns. In hugene city. In said l.ane county, within six months1 from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated Eugene. Oregon, Sept. 15. 190S. S. H. KAKIN'. Administrator. Geo. B. Dorris, Attorney for the Es tate. ..Notice of I'inal Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all whom It may concern, that the undersigned exerutrix of the estate 01 runup Heller, deceased, has field her peti- tion and final account with tne C rk of the County ( ourt ot l.ane Countv. State of Orenon, on tne 4rn dav of September. i:"'. asking said court to make an order fixing the time and place for hearing said final account, and objections thereto If anv. and the cent en the 1th day of September. 1!"'. iuf-d an order fixing the h day of October. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore noon of said day as the time, and the Countv Court Itonm In the l.ane County Court House as the place f .r hearing objections to said final ac count, and to show cause why sa:c final account shouid nor be appro , and said executrix discharged, and said y'XuiKTII HKI.I.KIt. Executrix. I. N. Har'.mugh. Attorney for the Estate. 1 rt.-.anv I- 'i!l iv" "" fir-. ..:. ' !'","-" 1 Vu'i..ri.i, Sopt. - n... !,.,. Humboldt is asluiro..ii A p., The pass.'insers were Mk. u ,:( by t lie fishiiiK sieaniiT Kdith ainl are on their way to Seattle. The Hiiiiilio'..lt ' struck in a heavy fos at 4-4.1 1 m 1 on Marratt Point, lViulrr Island, ami is hard and fast on the rocks. The inn Lome and steamer Saivor. of the! British Columbia Salvage Cotiuian'.v 1 have left lo render assistance. ! Very OH Yowl. Seattle. Sept. 2 9. Tne steamer Humboldt arrived at Seattlo Satur aa)' with eighteen survivors of the Ill-fated Star of Bengal, and left at 9:20 last night for Skagw.iv com mander BouKhman. The Humboldt Is an old. wooden vessel and has byen. operated for ywt without a serious mishap. She Is owlu j !, the Hum boldt Steamship Company, and Is un der charter to the Pacific Coast Com pany. She is equipped with wireless instruments. May Yet lie Kloutl Seattle, Sept. 29. The latest ad vices bv wireless nr.. o,n. u . . - '- "on ine iiuoi- boldt Is resting easily but is hard and iue rocas ana tier forward compartment Is full of water. The engines are working to keep the wa ter from the holds iinH v...- stern from swinging on the reef. She H SO nils a a uhl lie l . ...... ,. BIU( iiiiam, 1 An attempt will be made to get! V, .. . ... kii. .1.1- . " .! i"-i mi ai uiii tHie tomorrow, and the nasseniFera mnv hn tub.i.. i . Townsend or Seattle. PROMINENT TEACHER DEAD OF PARALYSIS Pittsburg, Sept. 29. Misa Eliza beth Kellv. said tn bo nr-1 n. .tin. 1 ..f il.n Public SCllOOlS Of Taconm for tha niisl ten years, died here today of paraly sis. She was enroute from Timnn to Latroube, Pa., to visit a brother when stricken down. I'mliif'tln nml Purusols Itivovered At reasonable prices. Material of any. quality. Ten years' experience. Call on E. B. WATSON. s2U Potts' Cigar Store, r.llt Olivo. TEA Is there a better way to keep the family longer at table, to keep it together? Your grocer returns Tour money if rou don't Ukt SchiUiug'i Beit; par bum wlci.Ii nnn.iiiNo Get your wells drilled by old and experienced well-drillers. Phone Red 4873. tf The circuit court of Gilliam coun ty is after local option law offend ers. nine Indictments having been returned by the grand jury. The case of E. C. Rogers was dismissed for lack of evidence. The. case of Herman W. Pauling was up Satur day. The Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Campbell Hros.' case Is now up for trial. All the defendants have employed W. H. Wilson, of The Dalles, and Uowerman & miller and D. R. Parker, of Condon. Others In dieted are K. 10 11 bank, frank Kldd and V. M. Snell. of Arlington. If you take Kodo! In the beginning the bad attackes of dyspepsia will be avoided, but If you allow these little attacks to go unheeded It will take Kodol a longer time to put your stomach in good condition again. (Jet a bottle of Kodol today. Sold by all druggists. ItKPOItT OK CONDITION' or l-'.C-UKXK LOAN .V- SAVINOS It.VNK Report of the condition of the Ku gene Loan and Savings Hank, at Ku gene. Oregon, in the suite of Ore gon, at the close of business Sep tember 23, inns: llesourcl'H Loans and discounts. . .1468.1 10. 3 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3.449.23 Bonds, securities, etc... 85.K3K.iiO Hanking house, furniture and fixtures 20,1)00. 00 Due from banks (not re serve banksl 842. R2 Due from approved re serve banks 254,105.08 Kxchnnges for clearing house l.or,9.91 Cash on hand 111.551.29 Total I974.7fi.sii l.inbllilii-s Capital slock l aid In . . . $ 1 no.onn no Surplus fund 25,000.00 I'ndividcd profits, less expenses and taxes paid 1 1.732. 1 C Iltli tfl banks and bank ers "83.111 Individual deposits sub ject to rll-ck 512. 419. 63 Demand certificates of deposit 132,359.54 Time certlliiates of de posit 191,749.96 Certified ch.-i xs 1 49.00 Liabilities- other than those alx.ve stated ... 712.41 Total 1974.765.86 State of Ori son. County of Lane, ss.: I V. W. Ostium, cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true 10 the be-t of my knowledge and belief. y. w. osiii its. Casiii. r. I Subscribed and sworn to before ' mi- tills L""h .lav of -je ember. I9i. I ARCHIE W. I.IVKHMORK. I N itary Public, ico-i-c 't. - 1 w. vV. I'.ROWN. I (jV.''-'- HROW.N. Director. rhe M.-keiule V aV.ey lrrie.itl.rn -tnt Power Company t oil .i- iiUd arti c'i? of. incorporation with the county elt irk. 'I'tie incoriioralie s are .1. A. Voungremi. Taylor Nee.lham. 11. K. l'.lettep!.c,,s giud William Plan, and the priiu-ipa'. pluce o! business Is lingf ield. 'I ho capital tock Is $ : t 0 11. The objeclj et Ihe corpora tion are to irrigate lamia and lur uisl water power. Ycsteid.iy's Guard noted tho fll-1 ins 01 a iioiiie ui uiii iii 1.11 mil in i Itilll .... hi. r....f nf lh.i ..'.Lim n . .. I McKeuzie by Mr. Vouugrecn for Irri gation purpose. The filing wt uiaue tor tins company, wnicn 11m- just been organized. I According to the articles of Incor-i poifttioii. tne territory to tie irrigat ed lies between the McKenzle and Willamette rivers and westward ot a point known is Hendricks' Kerry, oa the McKenMe. The main rjual will bouln tt tha following described point oB the Mo Kenzle: The left, or southerly, bank of the river, which bears south 75 degrees, 37 minutes, east 43il feet from the northwest corner of section 32, township 17, south of range 1 west. The canal will extend In a general direction by the most deslra able route to the Willamette river. This is one of tho largest Irrigation projects started In the upper valley since A. R. Hlack began operations, and the proposed canal and laterals will cover a largo area above Spring field. BRYAN WOULD BE COURTEOUS TO TAFT Lincoln, Sept. 29. A tel- egram from Hryan asks tho Democrats of Lincoln to re- move the lithographs of him- self from their windows dur- Ing tho visit of Tatt to tho eliy on Wednesday. H. Wan Wise. Young Man Why .did you advise Miss Smith to go abroad to study mu sic? You know she baa no talent. Old Man I live next door to MlM Smith. T11 tier. Brothnn of tho Wheel. i'yc'.- Small Hoy linking homo washing to owner of large motor car 011 tho point of lighting tip Yus, gov'nor; I wos Jest tblnkln' It wos nbnrt time we wos llghtln' hup. Ally Slojier's. MISS NKI.I.IK Ml'I'.i'MKV. Oradunte of Drake Conserva lory of Music, lies Moines. Iowa, teacher of piano. 273 West Tenrh street. Phono Red 29 8 7. The reinforced centre Vud'.r hnm I mock Is the one to buy. They are I wider, longer and stronger than the I ordinary kind C'HAMIILKS HARDWARE CO. GASOLINE ENGINES IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY Fairbanks-Morse Onuollnn Kliglnce for niiiiilng, sprnylng, sawing, grind. Ing. .OlllfllS complete. Fairbanks Scales for weighing. Fnlrbunks-Morw- Dynamos and Mo tors for HiM'cr nnd light. FslrUnkn-Monte Windmills end Tow ere. Fnlrlink-Mnre firlndere, Fee-d '1mp-rs. Well l'uoip. All flrt lin I II r g'MMle at Inwral lirlce alunye In iKsh. I.lliernl term. Prompt reply to liniilrli- and quick hlprm-iits. Write for calnlogue and liricf-4. BERGER. &. BEAN HDW. CO. AgenCs, Eugene, 0. CAlDRANKt MORSE IS), CO. PoreJVnd.Oreno imm ' li Tlio Kind You llnvo Always Elought, nml Tvhioi' Ims uo'tt In uso for over 30 yours, hus borne tho .niktnro of - ami has been miido uixlcr hit er f S J&jifTi sonnl supervision Hiiu'O !( Iiituny, vt"tVJi s-GstcAjAA Allow 110 mill to Ao-ooIyv J'u iu Ht- All Coiiiitorloits, Imitation!) nutl 0Hf-iw-iroiKl" aro but l'.xperiuiotitH thitt trifle 'WltU nud cr'.'.....ffor tho UojiltU of lufunts and CUlldreuIlxpprlcnco ngumt KxportmHtt What is CASTORIA O-atorlit Ik a hitrniless wnbstltnto for Castor Oil, Paro Brlo, Krops nud Soothing- Syrujis. It It) I'leiimint. It eontnliiH neither Opium, Morphine iinr other Xurimtln loibstaiii'o. Its) n(ro lo Its guarantee. It destroys Worm nml nllnvs Feverlshness. It cures Diiirrluea nud AVlud Colic, it relieves Teethlnp; Trouble, cures Constipation nnd Flatuleiioy. It lUtsliiillnt'Mi tho Food, reirulutes U10 j Utoinneh ami Itowcls, giving-.. healthy and natural sloop. ' Tho Children's Pauaocn The Mother's ttriend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars the The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Eugene Poultry Store Big Saturday Sale of Live and Dressed Poultry Our Saturday Sales are growing in popularity and in order to meet the demand we will have on hand a Marge supply of live and dressed poultry. DON'T FORGET OUR NUMBER. 102 East Ninth Street t (i i MOST GR.OCRS SELL r 9 TiTe First National Bank CF EUCENE, ORECON InvilrN your iicroiiiil. whrllirr lai'ifi or kiiiiiII. Your biiHlnHH will ri;c(ilvo prnnipt, iircuralo anil ccinf itliitlal atten tion. SAKK KIOI'OSIT IIOXKS I'tllt ItKXT T. O. IIKNDIIICKS,, I'rimldent. S. II. KAKIN, Vlco-PrcHlduot. P. K. SNODUHASS, CiiBhler. DAKWIN IIIIIHTOW. AlHtniit C'aitliler. I.L'KK I-. (iOOI)ltlCII, W. H. SMYTH Succeuor to M. S. Hubble Transfer Company will l n ((I'liiTm imnsfi-r liuliii'; himhI, liouncliolil koihI". Inllikii and nil IIiIiikh ill 111" line will rwi-lvfl priiiiit and rnnfiil a I trillion. "IIukIiiiwii Prompt mill ( art ful" la our motto. PIioim Main It'J H. I'liolli', lt.-l WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-Class Fre&h and Salt Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order WING & CAMPBELL Phone Main 38 51 2 Willamette Williams Transfer Co. Light and heavy Hauling WOOD fOK iALE 504 WIIIamenel Rugtou Orejon q Phone yaik)601 Signature of Phone Mait 645 Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed Mxde ol Kltclcd EAstern Oregon bard wheat. It pro Jucea more loavca of bread than any other flour and Ihe loavea are tighter and whiter. Because ol the Increased quantity of bread produced he coil li no higher than lor other lloura. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLCURJNG MILLS i THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived bv buying from a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W. Eight St. Eugene, Or NEW YORK CLIPPER 18 THE OREATEST THEATRICAL 19 SHOW PAPER IN THE WORLD. $4.00 Per Year. Single Copy, 10 Cts. ISHUKD WKKKI.T. Sample Copy Free. FRANK QUEEN PUB. CO. (Lid), 4XBPHTJ 0l, IM III.I.miKH.H. Hiiwih 47 W. sou M., he Yua. L. C. BEADLE Stone Mason IavH orflt'.mat White's rontaiiro"t oa Wfat KixtiTa struct or aUdre ul