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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1908)
i IT-: A Good, TTKe You're on the Right Track when your clothing la lookod after by our export assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, and our charges by tholr little ness make satisfaction an as sured fact. Everything possible in Cleaning ana Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. . Phone Red 2861 o 0 Julius o Goldsmith WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order WING & CAMPBELL Phone Main 38 512 Willamette " eloved Tlhaul O All the World Loves a Lover Providence Joins in with the World in Loving a Hustler Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt. The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building. Booth-Kelly Lumber 1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room In connection located In itegistor Itldg., Wllliiinotto 8t. Oak and 7th Eugene, Or. l'hono Main 03 Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkin&mcn It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market HALL Sh S HUM WAY Plumbing and Sower Work. Alio gen.iral Jobbing Q tin and sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly attended to. Carry a full Una of plumbing fixtures V5'lck 1371. 7th and Oak Su. J. BARRINGER Expert houstmover Co) Moves anything'. Twenty-live yean experience. Residence, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 1 . Eugene. Oig - "PURITY HELPS" ROASTS "OLD BILL OBEDIAH" Mnploton, Oct. 2 4, 190S. Mr. Editor: We believe that "Old HI 1 r Obedlnh" has got It about straight. The cat (s the wrong kind of a cut to name "Evangelical." We don't wonder that "Old Hill" has Mnploton people all classified as on the road to "hell" when wo hear foul language among the children, men swear, women profane, and "lies" and liars ure heard everywhere. Sub-bath-hreaklng Is common, and fathers and mothers who come to church, or hnvo family prayer, or read the Dlblo aro the extreme exceptions and nenr- ly all who aro now trying to pride themselves in running a "union Sun day school dance all Saturday night into Sunday morning, wind up in a drunken row, kick out several win dow lights, and then try and pride themselves on running a "union" Sun day school, which some of them have not nttended inoro than a few times in six months. And more than once tho Sunday school has been run In Muplcton when the self-termed "un ion" people, "Old HUT and his family Included, had all bundled up and gone down tho river on n Sunday high time." You can easily see that "Old Hill" has measured 'em by the gospel, and found that "except they repent they shall all likewise perish." nut lot mo say that there are a few down hero that are on right lines who love Hod with all their heart. and serve him In purity, nnd but for these ufethinks the Lord would not have spared Mnploton this long. These few are kind of out In the brush nnd "Old Hill" hasn't found them yet. In closing let me say that "Old Bill" has his theology twisted, and he has not been to Sunday school often enough to get his history straight. He missed tho mark (Just a little! when he classed us all with himself ns on the road to hell, but ho Is certainly right when ho says the "cat is the wrong kind of a cat to name Kvanel- uai. "PURITY HELPS." WOOD SAWING. John M. P. Dixon, successor to W. E. Boddy. All wood sawed to guage. For prompt service nhnna ni.v 3312. Kesldenra 324 High street, tf iiasuune woouayv. K. O. HA1GHT . C As 1 am going away persons having imiiiios win piease call lor same. Ten iianery, sum street. Q (JASOUXK WOOD SAW1XG Call i.rhone Main 32 or Farmers 61. 11.(3) Mgjtian. tf OYSTI-KS I.ASTKKX OYSTKKS '''cvvlved. the first direct shlp-rm-m ,.f extra select Eastern ovst Or sale In any uiiantlv ,,t hi Qj9. UQT mVAKT, Tl-ESDAT. OCTOBER Hustler LONG TOM RIVER,-ONCE NAVIGABLE, NOW CREEK Solid Bridges Replace Draws on! Public Roads May Again Be Opened to Traffic Monroe, Oct. 2 6. Long Tom river. a stream which a few years ago was declared navigable, over which one of tho oddest drawbridges ever con structed was placed and upon the opening of which several thousand dollars was expended by the govern ment, is again n quiet country creek. Bridge tnrponlers nre at work build ing a solid bridge across old Lonir Tom, at the Pfouis lane, nnd the queer old drawbridge a few miles north is also a thing of the past. Just why these things are so is not very easily explained. The quanti ty of water is as great as Is needed to carry on light boating, and the coun try tnrough which this stream winds Its way Is large enough to support a Hue of freight boats. The citizens of this portion of the country, howev er, nre enthusiastic over a railroad, and apparently nre not able to see the benefits to be derived from an open river, with small boat or two carry ing tho products of southern Benton and northern Lane counties to mar ket, nt a minimum cost of transporta tion. It is almost a surety that within 10 years this waterway will again he opened to traffic, despite the fact that a railroad Is now being constructed Into this sntne section of the state. Just as soon as the larger ranches are divided into smaller holdings nnd this Is rapidly taking place a great er demand than ever will be heard by tho man who can figure out another scheme to open the Long Tom river to navigation. Had a Close Call e Mrs. Ada L.QCroom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom fto tel, Vaughn. Miss., snvs: "For sev eral months I suf fer.$ with a severe cough, Bnd consumption seemed to have Its grip on men, when a friend reoommended Dr. King's New Dis covery. I began taking It and three bottles effected a complete cure." The fame of this life-saving cough and roC-eniedy. and lung and throat (jjaier is world wme. sola at w. A w.ivKenm I s store ykenlall s store. 50c and $1. Trial bottle free. TIMHKU lQi SAI.lV Four nnd a half million feet of old growth fir. consisting nf 12fi ncrea. only mile mid n half from tide-water. Siushuv river, on good logging streni. can be hoiti'ffhfur I200O cash mood the monevlJ () Apn-v 10 TOM WOLF. No'00 llelln HUig . w Los Angeles. Cal. 27. I0O :::::::::::ne:t:::t::::::::::t::::fflf MORSE KNEW HE I HAD "BUSTED' BANK New York, Oct. 26. After the ad mission of the tostimnnv nf .Inhn V Gates, ex-Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, Charles Schwab, John H. Flagler and W. E. Havemeyer, to the effect that as directors ot the National Bank of North America they had never au thorized the honor! lie nf file nvur. drafts by Charles V. Morse, the vice- i president of the bank, and had never ! known or the existence of such a prac-' tice, the prosecution late today rested I its case in the United Stales court i here against the former bunker and 1 promoter and his fellow defendant, i A. H. Curtis, who aie being tried for I alleged violation of the National i banking laws. 1 Today's session furnished a num.-! ber of sensations, not the least of which was the declaration by W. W. j Lee, a former vice president of the I bank, that on the d:iv of ti inutii... ! Hon s collapse, Curtis, the president, uuu emu iu mm: Itepudiated Loan "I have Just told Morse that he has 'busted the bank.' " Mr. Lee was questioned at length concerning the happenings behind the Closed doors of lh hanL- Hlnn .u.. evening hours ot October 16, 1907, me nay oi me collapse. After the ac counts of the day's transnctidns had been closed, jt was discovered, Mr Lee testified, that Mr. Morse had overdrawn his account $211,000 In order to make good this deficiency Morse had turner! imn n,. i, ,. ' quantity of securities for the most mn siocks and bonds not listed on the stock exchange, and of doubtful " Too1!,8 TC,0,"a:cral ,or a of ;7.i?'? a' T1"u loan the directors re pudiated on the following day. A Ileulthy Family 0 goo health since we began using Dr. King's N L-e p using ago says L,A. Bartlett. of R ,r nuuie l. uuiirard. Me. They cleani . suua. ij cents at W A. Kuykendall's drug store O X 4 ; PITMAN STENOGRAPHERS ALWAYS I Will I , ...... J11UA1, IXSTIU'CTION In I Itninn Shorthand and touch typewriting. You will be thorough, first-clnsn short hand writer when I am throiiEii teaching you. Inr student ho will stmlv Van finish in from two to(Xl)ive nioiiihs. lutes. S7..-,iry,M.r month. Inquiries cheerfully Am' M, STKnVkjk ViMT' ""' r..- i KKS. Is h tsK u ii-iii r M'illamcttn "N. ILover Clothing Sale of Real Interest all the Time At Hansen's well-known and ' reliable store. You will always find the best suits for the money at our store because we handle the celebrated Michael, Stern & Co.'s brand. These clothes are hand-tailored, and for style and quality are unexcelled. You will always find our goods priced right. We only make a reasonable profit at any time never ask our customers to pay anything more. If you buy a suit from us you know you are get ting full value for the mon ey at all times. . Come and see for yourself. We carry a complete line of furnishing goods that cannot be excelled in the city, and our prices will be found lower than many of our competitors can afford to sell for. We own our own storeQ and have no rent to $ay and are . content with small profits. You are invited to come and look at our goods whether you buy or not. ED. HANSQJ East Ninth Stret 0 W. H. SMYJH Successor to M. S. Habble Transfer Company Will do A pftnorm tmncfor hueillPS wihk!, hnusohoid goods, tmnks and 8 I t i nrM In kl. MlnltP Plt ,,nd ra"',1 attention. 0 "u!iiiffvr-nnint nn lart'iui is I .71 " S!T Co GASOLINE H IRRIGATI0N,SPM PUMPINC MAOC Fairbanks-Hone GmW tor pumping, ipnjntH Ing. .Outfits coopWt Fairbanks Scales fij Fairbanks-Mot Dna tors for power nod II FalrUnks-Moiw W Fairbanks-Morse Choppers, AY ell Finn All IIhI nn.HtV K4l prices always in stork. 14 Prompt reply lo ioiJ sbinments. Write 14 prices. BERGER-BE4NH51 Agents, Mii FAIRBANKS, MOW I poniano.ww" NEW Y05 CLIPPj a rur alter?! THUTRICU I SKI IN TH2 WOW Sd.fJQ Per Yur. M e ample Copy RETTING & .... vk tim TOrK S CrpI 111 ' Willamette .,. street, fno"" Grocery o K Pierce Frn Q J fiirietP'"1"!".' RrcKiwI'SlI Stic per quart. K5) Phone Heil St. . ... n W" 411 I trS.' . , . . s. Phone Mam HesOhone, Red 4912. MnTkf 32
