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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1908)
THE KVQESB DAfLT GUABD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, lOOtt V- . . V rTTl TT iiliita IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfflTT n rilllllllllll I i Tin, I " ' . -ZZZZ?iZtZ A Careful Protects His Family -,n'-"-. By carrying a Life Insurance Policy. This is a wise plan and we have no criticism 10 oner. The first necessity for a family however is a HOME. If you. have ' gone; this long' without one, you should not delay another!,; day. MATERIAL of all kinds is advancing, but is still reasonable. If you need a home and don't take advantage of this opportune time to build ,,then get the insurance anyway for you surely are a DEAD. ONE. The .. .. Booth-Kelly Lumber 14 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. Co. Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best J0 Ggar on the market THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. It now opened under new manage ment. W havo tlmruiiKhly clean od and renovated the building throughout , remodeling It In many waya. The dining room has been newly palmed and paporod and we are lu a poaltlou to guar antoe the beat meal In the city lor 20o. . Omul cuftee and fresh moats a specialty. Chicken dinner on Sunday. 2Tic. Ulve us a Irlnj and we will do the rent. Meal tickets for week, 21 meals, I3.M0. Fe male help In kitchen and dlultiK room. MRS. A. WADE & CO., Props HKVKNTII AS OI.IVK NTS. COTTAGE GROVE LOCAL' ITEMS OF INTEREST GEO. K. MUNROE FURNITURE (17 Went Klghltl St., Kugene, Oregon. Phono Kml AftTrt. Hold Agi'nt (or tlu I't.rtlanil 8tovr Work. Fifty-three stylos. Including the noted Detroit l.lno. Also the Laclede Ilanges the heat low price ranse on the market. A full line of Heaters J tint from Hie factory. Call and examine our largo stock before buying elsewhere. VINCENT RESTAURANT Meals at all Hours 20c and up Phone Black 1557 Ttst Eighth St. OeorKn Clay, a man who work about the logging camps In this nelKhhorhood, was up before Muyor Job Wednosdny, In tho absence of lteeorder Young, on the charge ot drunkeuiii'ss ami fast drivliiK. He had secured a single rig at a livery barn, and In eoniiany with a young woman of this city, said to be only IS or 111 years of age, started out to have n good time. He drove up Main street nml across the Coast Fork bridge at a breakneck speed, not only cudaiiKcrliiK himself and companion but everybody along that thoroughfare. trficer tlreen I'll rh er made up hia mluil that It was time to Interfere, and gathered In the fes tive logger, lie was taken before Mayor Job, where he pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was given the limit. $10. To tho charge of drunkenness he pleaded not Rullty, and was remanded for a hearing, which will be hold tHxt week Friday, before Recorder Young, who Is now on a business trip to Hohomla. In Clay's pocket was found a bottle half I full of alcohol, but not a cent, and It Is evident that he depended upon the I stimulant and his companion for the !"good time." I I,. F. Wooloy, of Cottage drove, has a lllnck Minorca lien which Is en titled to the blue ribbon for tho pro- idurtlon of record-breaking eggs. While this hen lays only every other ! day, alio makes up the day skipped In Ihe sine of her product, which aver age four ounces each, or four eggs lo the pound. These eggs are 8 inches ' In circumference, a little more than f Inches long, twelve of which laid endwise cover a yardstick from end to end. This hen has produced eggs of Ihla alio during the laying sea sons for two years, and none have yet been found which contained a double yolk. t'barles 8. Cochran, local bund man. accepted the position of leader for the new hand orgunticU In this clly hi a meeting ot Its members on Tuesday evening. Several young men have been anxious to get a muM cat organlratlott of this character character started and their meeting la the outcome of much etfort. There are about twelve members on the atart but sevcisl more have signi fied their Intention of joining, and will do so In tile near future. "Nobby" Clark ant) wife passed through Cottage t.rove Tuesday, en route for the C.imhiuatlon mine at Hohetnln. The couple were married at the h.Mne of the bt Ide In Kugene Monday and will make their future home at the mines. Mr. Clark la a well known wine owner, and bride formerly Miss Wlllet's, a popu lar young ladv of Kug'i Their tnanv friends extend their Pest wishes for future happiness. lleury IH'Wald came down Tuesday from the Canyonvllle country to vlatl his father, who was so seriously In jured Monday night by being struck on the head with a revolver by thugB, as he was In the act of closing his grocery store. It will be recalled thnt tho two hold-up men were cap tured and now languish in the jail at F.ugeno, while Mr. DeWald Is speed ily recovering from his Injuries. A. 1). Owens, the sawmill man, de livered the first load of lumber for Cnttngo drove's district fair buildings Wednesday. Ho says the fair will be n fine thing for Cottage drove and community and should be generally encouraged and assisted. Mr. Owens generously donated 1000 feet of lum ber to the fair association. Tho sewer work on tho west side Is nearly finished, after sotno severnl weeks' work. Th contractor struck a bad piece of rock which bad to be blasted to get n sufficient depth, but Is In better ground now. This sewer l& a marked Improvement, and Is a credit to Ihe clly. Tho work has been done lu a short time considering the bad strip of ground necessary to dig through. This week A. J. Armstrong, who arrived lu this city recently from Ltikevtew, has purchased the drove gallery of tloe. S. dourley, and as sumed charge October 1st. Leader and Western Oregon. MAIUttED 4 4 At the home of the officiating rler gytnnn, Hev. It. d. Cnlllson, at Fall Creek, September 2S, 190S, drover O. Walker and Mlsa Jcsslo I). Sailor. AMAZED AT CRESWELL'S RIG PRUNE INDUSTRY The Commercial Club committee which visited Creswell yesterday there and was amazed at the impor tance of the prune Industry of Cres well. Dr. L. D. Srarhroiigh showed the visitors his two dryers, the new one being one of Ihe most perfect facto-! riea in Its line. Ho will handle this ueiiumi linlf n million luinnilo nt ,lrlu,l ! prunes, which means between $20,000 and $2",000. lie Is employing lia men and 5 teams besides the pickers. After the committee had visited the drying houses they were taken through the doctor's orchard, which Professor Cordley, of Corvallis, pro nounced one of the finest in the eu tiro state. The results this year of this or chard will be one hundred dollars an acre and the trees are only six and seven years old. They are In excel lent condition. shortage for the past month being therefore 1.48 inches. The shortage from January 1 to October 1 of this year Is 6.81 inches. Collego Items Dr. F. J. Zelgler, an alumnus of the University, and an old football play er, Is visiting in the city. The alumni game on October 17 will be played unless the old "grads" fall to come to Eugene. Captain Fred Moullen is out in a suit again, though he Is not taking part in the scrimmages. Registration at the University is 48S. ALBANY EDITOR SHOOTS BUT MISSES NOTICK TO TAX I'AYKHS Notice Is hereby given that the road poll tax, amounting to $3, Is now due from each male Inhabitant of the city of Kugene between the agea of i 1 and 60 years, except as exempt by law, and will become do Ilntiuent unless paid before tho first day of December. 190S. Please call at the office of L. K. Hcan. city attorney. No. 14 Meriting bull. ling, where proper receipts wlil be Issued Receipts will bo prompt ly forwarded to those making pay ment through ihe mail. It will save trouble and expense. both to the city any taxpayer. If prompt payment Is made.. Hy order of the common council L. K. HKAN. . City Attorney. How to Orl Strong P. J. Daly, of lit 7 West Congress street, t hlcago. tells of a way to be come strong lie says: "My moth er, who Is old and was rery feeble. It deriving ao lunch benefit from K'ec trlc lllttera that 1 feel It Is my duty to tell these who need a tonic and strengthening medicine about It In my mother s rase a marked gain In flesh Ims resulted, itiso'in ii has luit overcome, and she- steadily growler, stronger." Klevtrlc lllttera quickly remedy stomach, liver and kidney complaints Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall't drug store. 50c. EASTLANO GETS MEDICAL. SCHOLARSHIP OYSTK.ltS MAY "11 R I'l.AXTKl) IX 0 ) O S 11 A Y SKPTKMItKIt WKATHKIt Herbert F.astland, a University graduate of 'tie, has been granted the full aeholashlp offered by the Uni versity of Oregon medical college in Portland lo the graduates of the Uni versity of Oregon. Kastland took his major work under Professor Sweet ser In the biological department. The scholarship amounts to all the tuition and fees that are charged at the med ical school. Two half scholarships are also awarded each year, but no decisions have yet been made. Coos Unjr Oysters Professoi Swcotser and the mem bers of his department are conduct ing experiments In Coos Bay to gath er statistics on the subject of plant ing oysters for ommercial purposes No experimental beds will be placed In the hay until the facts are gath ered this winter to show whether growth and propagation are possible It Is said that many oyster shells are scattered ab'ng the Coos county beaches, which indicate that oysters were once a natural product of the cast. The rea,in that they are tint still 111 existence la not known. Weather RejHtrt A W. .!a-'kon. the genial Instruc tor In the phycics department, reports the rainfall at the University weather station for September as .37 ot an Inch. The normal fall Is l.So. ktt O Albany, Or., Oct. 2. Fren A. San ders, an employe of the Albany Iron Works, narrowly missed death late last night from a bullet fired hy J. II. O Urlen. who has been emnloved on a local newspaper. Ihe two men hail an altercation earlier In the evening, and, after a short fist fight, O'Brien, who had been drinking, armed himself with a pistol. Meeting Sanders near the cor ner of Mrst and Lyon streets O'Brien queried: "Is your name Sanders?" and when the latter answered yes he raised the pistol and fired. The bul let grazed the right side of Soanders' fare, which was powder-burned. San ders then retreated. This morning, nt the request of O'Brien's friends. Sanders refused to sign a complaint charging assault with Intent to kill, and O'Brien dis posed of his Interests here and left the city this afternoon, southbound. ltK.MOVAL NOTICK Howe & Buoy have moved their real estale office from ,1. A. Maurer's to the Kugene Creamery building. No. 474 Willamette street. Phone Black 1212. NOTICK TO I'ARMKRS. Hay and grain wanted In exchange for pianos or organs. See us or tele phone at once. Stevens & Hulin Pi ano House. Commercial Club Blk Tel. Main 41. CHAIRMAN MAGIC : ATTACKS SHELDON (Continued from page one) fused to put up Mr. Sheldon's name for a public office, It has, for the identical reasons of this refusal, se lected him for Its campaign fund col lector. Memlier of Seventeen Trusts This' cannot be denied. Most of the corporations with which Mr. Shel don Is identified are capitalized for millions. How much of their stock is of the liquid variety can be easily ascertained. Yet Mr. Roosevelt has defended him and his resignation was not demanded when Mr. Dupont was Invited to step down and out. Mr. Dupont was only Identified with one trust, while .Mr. Sheldon Is at the present time connected with no less than 17 prominent financial con cerns. Some of Trust Conneetions One of these, the Bethlehem Steel Company, does not employ union la bor and has opposed the organization of Its employes for the past 16 years. Mr. Sheldon Is director of that com pany. He Is also director and treas urer of tho North Amerrlcan Com pany, capitalized for $30,000,000, a concern: known s the "mystery of Wall street." , It Is but a few years back since he was prominently Iden tified with the whiskey trust. A glance at his connection with vari ous companies for the past ten years will explain tersely therfiJ present position. Xo (una ment of mine is necesssrf. The corporations named I Mack include railway, iadta financial concerns here where. Chairman Hitchcock, of til Mean National committee, Mr. Mack's attack on Mr I but declined lo make any -J Mr. Sheldon said the su:-: not contain anything to via sired to make answer. 1 Saturday night at u mory Company C will :.' other dance, mere ; large attendance las: : day and a larger one n pected on next saturar sic will be by Svarrert: chest ra. 1 IIKIYAHII If the nartv or nartiM I tho mortar, used for flri:i , l, i ,1,1 nf lulv tth. oi '1 will return same to EJ Company's store tnej '- tf El GEE GASOMXR tVOOP M Garrison u'"""" to gage, umre do. Black 1751. M EAT We have several parties wBo are looking for homestead locations or relinquishments; also some good tim ber claims. If you know nf mt wi homesteads or timber claims It will pay you to wrilo us Address Aetna Realty Company. 323 Failing Build ing Portland. Ore. tf H wtlng furnace, brick and founda t on stone for sale cheap by First National B;ink iTvmS,w'n,! '"rI"n Compter. MS Willamette street, phone Red .0. iff We Carry Prune K Rnd no ouier - . .nd let the other botch. die the inf rlcr g -. ri.- rtur re?- Loose.,., "v mail tomers Ktio .... r--- lamb, mutton, veal lot !"1 k!':ds ait and tor tuee- - - tl lots, no compel'"' proaeh us In q '' ,. ( may be saia u. hams and baca' ims aI,d oacuu. Broders Brj tf C WattS t.lr alarm i. . . a dollar up. . -MX All . T" For Bedrock Wells and Pure, some Water See J. E. KILBOlq Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 5391 557 Hig"5 I
