Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textu THE KTOEXB DAILY GCARD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 1908 Best Creamery ouuer 75c Roll DODGE'S 1 SIGN WARD L is the way the trade flies. An ELECTRIC. blCiJN e same fascination for people that light has for mothsit attract them its way V brilliantly lighted store is always well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or Cos ane County Electric Works JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. Willamette 0 CLUB TO "MAKE DEPOT GROUNDS THING OF BEAUTY COMMERCIAL BODY WILL PLANT FLOWKHS, SHKVHS AND TKKKS MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT to niscrss matte:rmoxey WILL HE I'SEli FKOM ROOST FIND. CALIFORNIA WOMAN' DROWNS IN VAT OK WINE Santa RosfBt'al.. Oct. u rj&s George Collier, wife of a rancher at Occidental, was drowned yesterday In a vat of wine. The woman was visiting the winery on the Collier ranc& and had climbed to the edge of a Targe vat, partly filled with wine. In some way undetermined. probably through being overcome bv the fumes, Mrs.sColller lost her balance and fell Inside the huge receptacle. Before assistance reached her she had len suffocated. (The GRAND.. PROGRAM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday "A Prince's Idea" "Hatred" "A Good Hearted Sailor." q "Electric Sivord" . , "Fake Alarm" "Courageous Flower Girl" SONGS "I'm a Y iddish Cowboy" -VS.". ' " "Some Day, Sweetheart, Some Day" "tf'-ift" :T Saturday 2:30 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and.9 p. m. ALL SEATS 10c. GENE HOSPITAL Ki Snrtinl pw.H.D. Pt.M.0 KM.D. I&.H.D. l.M.D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. fining School for Nurses.. InuT of lcct"res by the faculty and0practical hospital. The medical and surgical staff fjj institutes the faculty. For rates or infor- LT" w. ku YKJiNDALL, M.D., Supt. At a meeting of the Commercial club last night the matter of beauti rylng the Southern Pacific depot grounds was the principal topic of discussion. Plans for the work were submitted and at the outset Presi dent C. S. Williams offered to head a subscription list with flO for the i!0.- l D- E- Yoran WWted that H llo.OOO is raised for a boost fund the promotion department of the club could handle the matter out of that fund. That seemed to be the con sensus of opinion among the mem bers of the club present. There are three acres to be Im proved. It is planned to have the entire tract sodded; flower beds will be planted near the platform and shrubs and .evergreen trees will hide the water tank and pump house. Trees will also be planted along the side boundary of the grounds to hide the view of the allevs and back yards. Some of the members of the club expressed the opinion that the citv could well afford to" devote a few hundred dollars to the work. Manager Hartog is in receipt of a letter from W. F. Chace. a landscane architect at Portland, stating tiat h win De in Eugene on October 20 to go over the grounds with Mr. Har Wg and lay out more definite plans i.t their beautiflcation. The promo tion department will then obtain definite prices for the improvement and place the matter before the S. P. company, asking them to fill In the entire grounds If the people of the city will do the work of beautifying them. The Improvements will de pend, of course, upon Aether or not the company will agree to main tain a garduer regularly to care for the grounds. If not, it would be money wasted. More Police Wanted. A committee of three was appoint ed to interview 'the city council ask ing that body to increase the night police force from two to three men. The business district Is growing rap idly and is now much lai;er than it was when the present force of two night men was put on. Other Matters. A committee was named to see the council to urge the immediate Inspection of wooden sidewalks, many of them are In a deplorable condition, and to urge the extension of the cement walk district. The committee was authorized Oj consult the council in regard to the light supply, especially on the streets. At the suggestion of D. E. Yoran, a committee was appointed to make a list of Eugene citizens who are not members of the club and to whom a special invitation will be given to join in order to make the club a still more powerful body for good. Will Receive. Barrett. Before the meeting of the club, a meeting of the board of governors was held at which Dr. L. L. Whltson, President P. L. Campbell and Dr. W. Kuykendall were appointed as a com mittee to recelvePlon. John Barrett upon his arrival here Wednesday evening. Manager Hartog wa9 authoPml to be present at (he booster meeting at Corvallis Wednesday's a represent ative of the club. NEWS LOWER SU SUW Several men from Coburg have re cently located on homest(S)ls near Heceta. after spending a week or so in that section. Born On North Fork Frldav. Oc tober 2, J 908. to Mr. and3lrsr. R. Henslev, a son. n J. Tl. B. Miller, brother otfioa quin and Geo. Melvln Miller, arrived here Friday and remained until Tues day. He gave a shojt talk to the pu pils of the high school and the upper classes of the 0termedinte depart ment Monday afternoon at the school house. lie arranged to deliver a lec ture In the Odd Fellows' hall Monday evening, but the audience did not ma terialize. A movement is now under way to build a telephone line from Acme by way of South Slough and thence on to Maple Creek. Orrln Stanwood is promoting the enterprise and propos es to build the line and keep It in re pair. Persons wishing to connect with the wire can buy their Instru ments and pay him a monthly renMi for the use of the line. Mrs. J. A. Vader, who left here a short time ago, is now in a hospital in Portland, where she underwent a surgical operation last Friday. The operation proved much more serious than was expected, as the surgeons found an abdominal tumor which it was necessary to remove. She was getting along well at last reports, and the surgeons and nurses speak hope fully of the prospects of her recov ery. Florence West. ANOTHER L0CAls OPTION GASETO BE TRIED THIS WEEK Sid Pitman was arrested at Spring field charged with the sale of liquor - Seaveys hop yard during picking season. In violation of the I(ggT"r4p tlon law. He was arraigned DeTore Justice of the Peace llryson this morning and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for Friday of thlB week. He was placed under 1300 bonds unijl then. Pitman is charged with dispensing the fiery liquid that makes good men bad and bad men worse to the hop pickers at Seavey's- it Is said that the "booze" was Rid al most openly, and as a result there were nightly carousals among some of the pickers. accuseToTsTle of wheat stored ALBANY FARMERS' WAREHOISE COMPANY ACCTSED 11Y KV GENE MILL AND ELEVATOR IX). BARGAINS IX SHOES We have a large line of shoees. In many styles, for men, women and children, which we are desirous of re ducing at once. In order to do so we offer them at prices far below regular retail values. e It will pay you to call and see them. We carry a complete line of gener al merchandise and guarantee right prices and fair treatment. Campers' supplies a specialty. Your patronage will be appreciat ed. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, o23 Dexter. Oregon MOST GR.OCERS SELL f I llrmrur Flrmr s a every sac?Jc guaranteed J Mleol selected Eastern Oregon hard wheal. It pro- more loaves of bread than any other Hour and the g ""ware lighter and whiter. Because of the Increased jtf iMoaty of bread produced the cost la no higher than lor p """ftoun. ASK. YOUR GROCER FOR IT. t Cf THE PORTLAND FLOURJNG MILLS t -'iiia,. lit NOW V n - ..VT "e trart. i til- C- ,,''? o'Wes to A Hcnllhy Family "Our whole family has enJo;ed gOOd health elnrx. VL-a heenn lisln? Dr. King s New Life Pills three ye;; ago," says L. A. Bartlett, of Rural 1 Route 1, Guilford, Me. They cleanse and tone the system in a gentle way that does you good. 25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. BIRTHDAY OF CATHOLIC BISHOP Savannah, Ga.. Oct. 13. Rt. Rev Benjamin J. Kelley, Catholic bishop of Savannah, received congratulations today on the occasion of his sixty- first birthday. Bishop Keiley re cently retur'QI from London, where he was a prominent participant in the session of the Eucharist rouuress. He Is now devoting much of "is atten tion to the plan for C&tlylic mis sionary work on 01 extensive scale among the negroes of the South. The plan, which has thOj.npproval of the Pope, is to raise irfund of HOte 00(1 bv annual subscriptions or n each from 100,000 persons. The fund Is to be used in educational work and in spreading the Catholic, religion among the Southern negroes. HAVE YOC MADE Anv inquiries about the cottage, carpets and furniture located on South Lincoln street (advertised else where in this paperl for $1200? This is certainly a bargain and you should not hesitate an hour. When this property advances In prire and the rainy season comes on and you have not "secured a home, do not say I did the lest 1 knew. Enquire of A. X. Striker, 625 Olive street. 014 . WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE. One of the nest residence rrop- ertie. in EuEene. modern in eer wav. House is urana in- 1.. l,ocf finkhpd hOU citv cement walks, line lawn, gouu barn In fact, there is nothing to compare with It for the money Cal. at 271 West Fifth street, or address Box 512, Eugene. NOTICE TO THE 1'VHLIC Please take notice that the Albany Flour advertised by "Ax Billy" Com pany Is not "Johnson's Best" (Pheas ant Brand) flour, manufactured by the Albany Mill and Elevator Com pany. We make but one grade of flour, John8cfu s Best, and sell only to reputable dealers. ALBANY MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY. o!7 CALL X)R CITY WARRANTS. Notice la hereby given that all city warrants lip to and Including No 46 registered April 15th, 1908, and drawn on the general fund, will be laid on presentation at my office October 14th, 1908. Interest will cease on that day. FRANK REI8NER. City Treasurer. Eugene, Ore., Out. 7. 1908. Three, one-pound cans of Schilling's best baking pow- dor, or Clevelnndjs, for $1 cash. At the "ugene Gro- very, 104 West Eighth street. Would Mortgage the Farm A fanner on liural Route 2, Em pire. Ga.. W. A. Floyd by name, says: "Hucklen's Ar-Q-a Salve cured the two wor.jt Bores i ete.r saw, one uu my hand and ones on my leg. It Is worth more than a gold mine. I w-mld l'ot be without it If I had to mortgage the farm to get It." Only 25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's drug Btore. In a petition of the Eugene Mill & Elevator Company filed In the Cnlted States court in Portland by P. R. Kel ly, of Albany, It Is charged that the Albany Farmers' Company disposed of wheat and oats stored by tho own ers in a warehouse operated by the FarmersJ Company, and that tho lat ter has defrauded a number of per sons by refusing to account or settle for grain so O'used. it is also charged that the Farmers'Company has recently disposed of a portion of Its assets by selling property to Al fred Freersken, a resident of this county. It Is said that the Engene Mill and Elevator Company purchased and stored 8214 bushels of wheat with the Farmers' elevator. Tho mill com pany shipped a portion of It, but claims to have had a balance due it of 2929 bushels, valued at 12753.63. which the elevator people refused to deliver upon demand, and which has since been sold. R. A. McLagan also joins the suit and states that he placed 1S87 bush els of wheat In the elevator bins bo longlnig to the Farmers' Company, which it sold without an accounting to him. He allegoB that his grain dis appeared in October of this year. remaps mo most serious allegation is made by William Long, a grnln buyer of Eugene, who states thut the Farmers' Company got away with 873 bushels of oats belonging to him and then Issued a check uncashuble when the holder of the warehouse re ceipt presented It fosettlement. He claims to have sold the warehouse re ceipt to J. R. Baltimore, of Ibis city, and thut the latter Is holding tho check, which was refused at the bank upon which It was drawn. The petition asks that the Farmers' Company be declared an involuntary bankrupt, and that all Its property bo sold for the benerit of its creditors, Albany Herald. To Heat a Cold Corner Don'Fsilejin the cold a touch ol a match a steady How oi genial warmth and in the cor ner that's hard to heat you'll have real solid comlort with a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Eqalpped with Smokeless Device) Just what you nrrd lo help out in a cold snap or between lessons. No smoke no smell no bother it s the smokeless device thai does it. As easy to operate and clean as a lamp. Brass ' lonl holds 4 qua.-h gives intense heal lor 9 hours. Finished in nickel and japan every heater warranted. Iff h lSSXTr I is Ihe best all- d lamp made. EauiDned with latest improved central draft burner. Made ol brass throughout, nickel plated. Just the light to read by bright and steady. Every lamp warranted. II your dealer doesn't carry the rerlection Oil Heater and Kayo Lamp, write our nearest agency lor descriptive circular. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (lacorporatatf I E. G. HAIGHT As I am going away persons having photos will please call for sani. Tent Gallery, sixth street. FO!? WOODSAWI.VO Gasolene )ir!er. absolute house In the tf App'y 2 R. Con Tebphone BiacU Successor to W. H. Davis. rad. 733 E. 11th. 4762. si NOTICE TO KlglMERS. Hay and grain wanted In exchange for pianos or organs. See us or tele phone at once. Stevens & Hultn Pi ano House, Commercial Club Blk. Tel. Main 41. You take Kodol just for a little while when you have slight attacks of Indigestion, and you take It Just a little longer In order lo get relief from severe attacks of Indigestion or nervous dyspepsia. Try Kodol today. Sold by all druggists. The reinforced centre vud'r ham mock Is the on to buy. They are wider, longer and stronger than the ordinary kind. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Large shipment of rugs on the road: wait for them and save money. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. '"''st. tv"" ' Awvt. the well known rem-' ody for babies and children, wil. i ntltllt ll.n In n ehnrt f i 111 P The Ingredients are printed on the, hr.,,1.. ..! I.V ""'ne. Liiuiaius no opinies. on. all druggists. I W(K)I aAWIXti r.amlirp nnwer. by W'. W phone Red 322. Orders large or small will be appreciated. Moore i -...V. WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS GATHER IN BUFFALO Bufralo, N. Y.. Oct. 13. Promin ent woman suffragists are already arriving In considerable numbers and committee meetings are being held I npreuaratlon for the fotleth annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, which will open In this city Thursday. As a preliminary to the convention of the national body the annual meeting or the State organization convened to day. The sessions of both gatherings are to be held In 'lie . M. C. 4. Auditorium. The sessions of the national or ganization will continue six ilnys ami will be presided over by tho Rev. An na Howard Shaw. A fine array of tal ent has been obtained to address the various meetings, consisting of prom inent men and women who have be come famous for their devotion and labor along different lines of human activity. Among the scheduled speakers are Miss Jane Adams, Mrs. Florence Kel ley, Charles Edward Russell. Rabbi Stephen S. WIho, Rev. Antoinette Drown, Hlackwell, President M. Cary TliotOis of Byrn Mawr Colliie, and Mrs. Harriet Stanton Hlatch. 8 m:::::m Clearance Sale of Fine American Cut Glass fiS No piece with, oat this Trade Mark engraved apon It, is genuine. Had a CIimc ("nil Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom Ho tel. OiuKhn. Miss., says- "For sev eral months I suffered wfth a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have Its grip on men, when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Dls-j covery. I began taking It and three bottles effected a romplt-to cure.": The fame of this life-saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat healer it world wide. Sold at W. A. i Kuykendall's store. Doc and fl. Trial bottle free. We have the largest stock of Cut Glass ever shown in fSugene, consisting of Hawks, Libbey, Era- pire and four other reliable makes. We are not go ; ing to quote prices here; all we ask is that you come ; and see the stock and if you are interested you will buy- If I We are selling Rogers Bros. 1847 best Knives it and forks at $3.75 per set. Other goods of the sami S ; manufacture at lowest prices to be found. it J. O. WATTS I H THE UP-TO-DATE JEWELER tl XX Cor. 9th and Willamette :l::n:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::nH BRYAN MEETING. --.i as T-fy win 1 Llr.l Z-t mMny, 61. GASOLINE WOOD SAWING Call up Phone Main 32 or Farmer. R. A. Maitzan. P!nirr Seii? .us n!ne Comphny, 615 Willamette irreet, phone Red Mil. U SMITHS. EXPERT Pill lie ACCdl NT IMS AND STEV'K.ll AI'IIEIO. nmki' cillerliiiiio, iK'n and clow l.iK.k. keep munll l.k iinil ) nil Mn'k lenozriiplilr 'irk. We !!' U- p.n i to have "' '" with )"ii. Mr. Hiiin'-v Mn (iff ire, 17 H illiilii-lli" Plume Red 4 111. :i- ! 1 i There will be a meeting of the Bryan Club of East Eugene, Thurs-, day evening, 0l(W 15. '08, In Dempster Hall at 7:?J) o'clock p. m. , M,ir L. I). ForresTand Leon Ed-, munson will address the club on tbls; occasion. Come and hear these gen-1 tlemen. They can Interest u, Ev-, ervbodv l.t cordially Invited lo attend this meet In. O t&) NOTRE Ora B. Henson does pulille type-; writing, Ciddress 395 East Fifteenth' o25 GASOLINE. WOOD SAW. Garrison Glhuon saw all wood tf f' Oregon V Watts'. button! and pennants at tf WILL SELL OR TRADE Any ami nil Active Storks mid HoihIn H9 STOCKS Amerlrnn-Canndlan Oil Alaska Pet. & Coal (Pooled) Germnn American Coffee Fulled Wireless Telegraph Co. Amer'n De Forest Wireless Tel. Co Comstork Golden Gate M. Co. Taroma Homo Telephone Co. Fidelity Copper STOCKS American Wheel & Vehicle Alaska Pet. & Coal (Tres.) 11. C. Amalgamated Coal Portland Home Telephone Co. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. American Telegraphone Omaha Ind. Telephone Co. Pacific Wireless Telegraph Co. National Cropper WE HAVE stock ill Oregon's richest mine: $200. 0 capital fully paid and non-assessable, for sale for cash or trade. This mine is fully equipped and Is paying running expenses. Examine this at once. WE: HAVE; Mining, Industrie Inversion or Oil Stocks, which we will trade for farms, timber lands, town or city property, or anything of value. We have 6 per cent and 8 per cent guaranteed stuck, street jnd electrical railway. IIOM1S BONDS B PER CENT ft PER CENT Omaha Independent Tel. Co. Portland Home Telephone Co. Tai-oma Home Telephone Co. Northwestern Long Dlst. Tel. Co. WE ALSO HAVE: 5 per cent 'tld Bonds to sell for cosh or trade for Income bearing real estate, or desirable farm property. IE- Vol' do not find here what you want, state fully Jmwhat you desire, what you have to trade, or whvthig a cash deal, the price. etc Telegraph. ! lte or rail. Roberts (Si, Co. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL STOCKS AM! HO MIS. I:U SIXTH STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON. i 1