Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 27, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextRWnS HU. CBABet. TTOKD1T, OCTOBXB ! Vr healthful and ifcitri tious when raised with wail 1 Sill BAKING POWDER. The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, COMPANY E MAS HIGHEST SCORE YET 0 Grove Rifle Team 6S2 Points Moonev Hi(fiVst Individual Score Cottage ', Makes REALTY TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY Have ANE COUNTY ISyrUpf K6S tracts n.;.,!.- - Un i x-x " ,. O n I - "rove. Oct. L';.-Voif,:iiiy j K. O N. G.. pulled uif its regimental con-.W thoot on the lompanv's t;,r-! Ret grounds near this city todav. The score i"ade is 51 noinis mw ,m- ...... ' thus Wr contesting, leaving .milv v-ompany 1), of Koseburg. ami Q,ni ian 1., of Ashland, to compete. The score made w:ts tN2. The come was presided ovff bv Captain Houck, captain of rifle prac tice, and Colonel Geo. O. Yoruu. The team is composed of Lieutenant 11. H. Pelrle, Sergeant Frank Snodgress. Corporal James Potts and Arlif Hutte Mooney. Two remarkable scores were made when Sergeant SnodSass and l'vate .Mooney tied iu a score of 4H out o a possible 50 on the tiOO-vard range. Arlif Moone.s icord is worthy of special notice iu that his individual score stands at IS' being 12 points over any other man in the regiment. TJje individual score made today is as follows: Arlif Momiey, ISO; Petrie, 170; Snodgrass. ICS; Potts. 1 G 4. Total, 6S2. I'll. w. .Sh,: 1:' o li Hiil: Minima's ad PAINT WAREHOUSES UNIFORM COLOR EMT CITIZEN OF OREGON DEAD I Scott,-of Milwaukie, one kDoon men of the state, tit at 12:45 Monday morn Mne. His death was most i heart failure being the J Scott had been in his us Ijesterduy, and his sudden is great shock to his fam- it was apparently in hiB jl yesterday. He attended fsellwood in the morning led to be well last night. usual meals yesterday it complain of illness. His jrred after he had retired llht. baring passed away It least warning. The end llessly, and after being stricken he died at once. A physi cian was immediately summoned, but could do nothing. ORKGOX TIMKKIt LANDS Abstracts furnished, land titles ex amined, timber lands cruised, timber lands bought and sold. Fred Klsk. Eugene, Oregon. Merchants' Bank Building. tf UASOLINE WOOD SAW. Garrison & Qlbson saw ail wood to gage. Office Black 1571. Home Black 1751. FLOl'K FLOUK Valley flour, $115 per sack. Billy Department Store. tf Warner tunes pianos. Leave or ders at Morris' Music Store. tf The LENOX Portland's New and Most. Modernly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Streets PORTLAND, - ORECON 'ossessing: every convenience and an ideal location Ftinj on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to ksines center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in fy room. Private baths. Bus to and ftom all trains lIroptonPln Rates American Plan Ki II. 50 nop Hnv Co en. nn.1 CI OH nor tov Fi 12.50 with bath. : 3.50 and $4.00 with bath. Curt on File O. H. SPENCER, Manager Many people have suggested that tlu1 warehouses on the S. P. depot grounds in this city be painted a uni form color, thus adding to the at tractiveness of tilat portion of the city. At Grants Pass tin's is being done, as evidenced by the following press dispatch in a Portland paper: i he large warehouses of this place wliich occupy prominent positions near the depot and in the railroad yards will be decidedly improved by the use of paint and whitewash. This movement has been brought about by the civic improvement workers, who have urged upon the owners or the buildings the necessity of such im provement. When this work has been completed the railroad yards and abutting buildings will have a neat appearance from both local and traveler's, view. The initiatory step in carrying out these plans has been taken by til eGrnats Pass Fruit Ex change, which is now putting two coats of paint on Its packing house. your abstract l. ninny Abstract C-i:-; Givrge II. OoIut ct t: !-: loi lii, !.;, k 1!. u.-:i k..Bo. l3) y D. nlu-.it ct i: I-'.jjp,.; lot i. block 7, fi.iv to Lunelle. r George ilawley etuxvt) ridge; H'.o acres in sec. J., r 4 w. $io. A-'K. Tower et ux to i. tr.W in Washlmrue & AiI)!l-.m :t-.n John S. l'elilii.Ouin et :il n 0. U. llonienway; lot 10, block 4. SUuldeu's 3d ad to Eugene. $1250. V. C. Aliiis to Louise llylutld; tract in Juffl lion City. $2oo. V. 1.1. While et ux to W. U. Cooper: tract iu sec. 33, tp. 20, s. r. 3 w $2400. C. S. to O. & C. Laud Co.; tract in sec. 1, tp. IS, s. r. 9 w. James K. Meade et ux to Amos C. 1 1 : ion et al; ItiO acres in sec. 5, tp. Hi. s. r. 1 w. $2200. 7-aulu F. Slguian to John S. Pen nington et al: tract in Sladdeu's ad to Eugene. $4Uu. J. J. Harden et al to Melvin Han sen et ux; tract in Walnut Park. $400. O. K. Dullard et ux to Thomas Sykes: tract in Campbell's 1st ad to Eugene. $100. Joseph K. Whitney et 1 to M. 11a- ruh; tract in Irving. $1400. V. G. Hendricks as trustee to Eu gene; tract in Eugene. iitw. Dora E. Frazer admx to Granville O. ltitchey; tract in University ad to Eugene. $320. I'niied States to Lillle A. Crow: ract in lot 5, sec. 2 4, tp. 2 0, s. r. 5 v. Patent. Lizzie Lombard et al to V. H. .V.c- Faiiand; tract in Packard's ad to Eugene. $2200. A. Huddleston to W. T. Kerley; tract In Huddleston's ad to Eugene. $10. Ludie Lewis et al to Edith Evans; tract in Packard's ad to Eugene. $1,-400. A. C. McClane et al to Charles M. Dunning: 320 acres in sec. 14, tp. . s. r. 3 e. $1. Olaf J. Hansen et ux to Ludvlg Hansen; tract in Duncan. $10. . 11. Cooper et ux to Ira A. Ran dall: tract In sec. 33 ,tp. 20, s. r. 3 w. $1200. ,ll i. . rw J S l l A. II J W CI, hffect- CKOW NOTES Pur Irons Are Here THE EXCEL IRON It Excels all others in Price and Quality ; Yours for $3.50 516 Willamette Street Wirir, SuppUes,Fixtur and U kirn of Electrical Mbckin-y. (Special Correspondence.) Crow, Oct. 26. Born October IS to Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank IMess, an 8 pound son. This event confers the honored title of grandpa on Joe Gates. He wears the distinction be comingly. We are told that Mr. Layne, of Mound, has invested in a bit of real estate in this vicinity. Have not heard particulars. The families of C. I. Allen and Win Gantz will remove to Eugene for the winter about November 1st. Rev. James Howard delivered an interesting sermon to a good congre gation last Sunday. His appoint ments at Crow will fall on the fourth Sunday in each niobth ut 11 a. ill and 7 p. m: in the future. There is talk of a general mer chandize store at Hadleyvllle and an other sawmill near Crow In the near future. May they both materialize. The housewariiilng given by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gates in their new res idence last Saturday evening was much enjoyed by those who partici pated. school will open at Palestine No vember 2 and is to continue four months. Miss Gertrude Robson has gone to Donna, Or., to teach a term or scnooi The continued rains have inter rupted and delayed some badly need ed road and uriuge worn uuimuuum, so we are hoping for good weather si'""- . , .. Stephen, the infant son of J. . Jenkins, has been sick for several davs. The school board has concluded to mn hiiKe n stove for use In the school house at Palestine, thus filling a long- felt want. For the benefit of anxious inquir ers we would state that we under stand the term "strenuous," when applied to an Individual, to be the an iithlB of an "undesirable citizen. ! Those objecting to the former term may feel free to appropriate me mi ter for personal use only. vrvrir-K TO 1AX PATHIW Notice Is hereby given that the road poll tax. amounting to $3, is now due from each male inhabitant of the city of Ktigene oeiwecu ages of 21 and 50 years, except as exempt by law. and will become de linquent unless paid before the first dav of December, 1908. bl..u mil at the offl Of Li. k ru. cltv attorney, No. 14 McClung building, where proper receipts will be issued. Receipts will be prompt ly forwarded to those making pay ment through the mall It iwlly,13i.MU'ls I' oliLs mul 1.' 1' i i i- U'!U'.S lULO ID I imMljltrt) tm; Acts naturally, acts trulus lic.st forMin-Aimrn nnd CK'Jil-reu-Ymmt and (Jltl. lo ol. its ltemii-iul Ejjocts ALoys lruvtlie Genuine unit-It kaslli jiany om- l name of the I j CALIFORNIA Eo Strup Co. it u manufactured. printed on thr front of tM-y package. SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, on size ah, rejular price 50 ft bottle. BUY 8VBI KBAX TBACTB OX YOl'B OWN THUMB NOW There are tu ur three acre tracts left in Blair Street addition, closo n, with streets nicely graded, which you can buy at a moderate price on on monthly installments If you wish. Also tracts from Mi to 10 acres in Garden Home addition. These are very desirable and you may make your owu terms. These are splendid chances to make money by saving it. as well as by the increase In values. Thoy will not last long. See the Oregon Land Company, Howe & Buoy or Zimmerman & Rtigh about these tracts. A ItKAL BABQAIX 677 acres: 250 acres of fine land in cultivation; ten million feet of saw timber; a brand new sawmill that cost over $2000; $2000 worth of new farm machinery and tools; blacksmith shop; $1000 worth of horses, cattle, sheep nuil hogs: all level land; IS In good neighborhood. near school, high school and store; six miles on good road to railroad station: land around it sells for $50 an acre: worth $40,000. Price, $21,- 000. Reasonable terms. See the Real Estate Exchange. -r 4 COLLKCTIOXS. SMITHS. KXl'KRT ri'B I.IC A 'Col' NT A. NTS ANI S ll-'.NOtatA I'll KltS, make COllCCtiollN, 0Hall iiik! cIok bookx, kcp muall win of. books ami ) all klnilx of stenographic work. We will Ik- pliiiM-tl to have a talk uilli you. Mr. Iluxim-HH Man. Orflce, 4H7 Wllluinolte St. Phone Bed 4411. v v M)I (OlfiH Cl'BK. For the complete cure of coughs, colds, asthma and bronchitis and all lung complaints tending to consump tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry have for ages maintained an estab lished reputation aa a standard cough remedy. It contains no op ium or harmrul drugs ana can u given with safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O. WILL 8HM- AT A HACBIFIC B. ThePiAntbehind the Suif it J&r..JS. ..' '" ..-i-'I 'lJ s ' 1' ?V T 'S Uosind Out Sale WW FOR NEXT TEN DfS 1CS UnderwearpSkSts; Kimonas, Japanese Handkerchiefs, tons. Thread and Jewelry 1T a. t V J . Cv "tail business must tve up biding lllfmave trouble ana expense Tip payer, if both to li? elty lW( . 0.,int la made. Bv order of the common council. ' L. B. BEAN, QCIty Attorney. WOOH 6AWIN6 Gasoline &"7T W. W. Mocfc phone Red T2. OrderO''9 w mall will be appreciated. One ot the residence prop erties in Euaene. modern in every way. HouBe Is brand new, absolute- Iv the best IfciFDcd house in the city; cement walks, fine lawn, good barn in fact, ihire Is nothing to VbMimnare with It for the money, Cal! I at 27lOVest Fifth iet, or aWdress Hoi 512. Eugene. tr XOTICK OK WHSOI4 TlOX. Notlr. Is hereby given that the partnilp existing between M. L. York and B. H. White la hereby dis solved by mutual consent. B. H. White retiring and M. L. York pay ing and collecting all bills. Dated at Eugene. Oregoi this Mfth l " i 4. IBEAL ItESTAl BANT .... l to h IP rirreLi. again taken rharge ''.'"' Ideal ri'.-taurani 'in f T will I" (p.) HM-n wr IT CMS- UO'J day of October, U! Th has T i .rould M. L. YORK E. ii. WHITK Be Prepared for the storm. Don't wait until you've caught a cold. Of course, doctors must be supported, too, but it's wiser to put the money into a warm . coat than the doctor's pocket. We have some dandy Fall Overcoats made by the Schwabs of St Louis; ideally correct in style, fit, finish $nd price. $10, $15, excellent ones at $20, fine ones at $25. Others in between. STANLEYS Good ones at better ones at 612 Willamette SO QJAS. LONG, s59th g street and m mi-.-t -i'! of rtS" '"'it in s-ri'.- IP ior R.NKW 'nerlts of Tias Wondf ou never si;er irom iMonev, bladder or rhi.n'lc trou(f3 " 8 bottle Itwo months' treatm!it i sold hv O. J. tftkn. or by mall. Send for 592 tOUMTS. and t li the mar afforii.i. testimony. Ur. r. rllall. .'ive street. St. Loul v SitlB)- !ug jiaiolna (QiRibkiiy. (115 yvliVaftte street, phone Ked A. C.MATHEWS General Teaming f!nncrete. Gravel. Builin? Sand and good excavation p. earth for sale rhone Black 2311 ,g):all at MOlW & 1 mm MJSTfC MOULDING PQ5TJ, BOXES! Plumbing Furnish your new hom properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do al! kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning work. Call and let us estimate on your work Aya 8c Heitznun 34 West 8th St Phone bluck 111? rm IN ONI OR MANY COLORS 19 LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR! THE PRODUCTION OF HIQH ORADB WORK tut at tow at uitik mutti Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling; see LaDuke &Lel(lerCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 5121 999 Villard Boulevard GEO. K. MUNRQE FURNITURE (17 Weal lOlublll fit., KtlKene, ( ri'Uoll I'liiine Kill nn7ii. Kole Aki'IMh for the I'orllaiHl I Stove WorkM. Fifty-three styles. InrliiilltiK the noted Detroit Line. Alao the Laclede Itannea the beat low price rniiKt' on the market. A full line of Heaters just from tho factory. Call and examine our lamu stock before buyliiK elaewlipru. AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger car (or hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 1J.UH lUdirfia !: )l 'ajuapsn) lo V-U auoqj usjaQsvid puD 8JOJ3BJJUOQ n Williams Transfer Co. Light and Heavy Haulint wood roH bALE S04 VlllaasatteSUtl if. Orefoo Phone Mala H Scoffs Santal-Pepsln Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For lnf9rollrfi or t'tfrrh Of ttio bU-t Ur "in1 JIr4 Klrlti-T lOAu WO tAT. I'qfM 'Olh lr fmajfiffitlf all J Nnalara'IfMM ut tb3 rlmmrj 'ia. At ,fiZii LarmUii- HI4 by dftjMatiaU. I'rk II. "i, or irf Dint I. j-t-il'I, fl.uu, IbrM bcie fi.li. A4JreM, THE SAKTAL-PEPSIH CO. HclictMitalM. Ohio. ,. Knykendall, drug ?V-v.'-;-;'': ' , V i SOME IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Every depositor natu rally desires safety for his funds. When you have an account with the Mer chants' Bank of Eugene your deposits are secure. The strength, careful management and sound investment of this institu tion are guarantees of safety. Your account cor dially invited. CAPITAL - $65,000.00 "NIIOK VOl'll HOKKK, HHOK VOl'K MAKK," or repair your carriage or wagon with skilled workmanship nnd in tho best manner we will at the very . lowest prices. Conscientious and hlgh-grado work in our lino, aa well as promptness, should recommend ua to everyone who appreciates having their horses properly shod, or their wagons repaired in the best manner. G. BURBACH 53 J Olive St. WALL PAPER PAINTS WALL PAPER FRED LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W. Eighth St. Eugene, Ut aTW I, Hold by W. 'gilt. While Viewing the Sky Scraper ' on 9th Street Right About Face and see McLEOD'S New Fell and Winter Suiting H E9th s. FRENCH FEMALE Madame Dean's Pills. i.ir ros HvtiWMUt MK!irTKUATftf. Htil IMWI T8 fU HmM Kurt1 HaWf Httr1M:tlon Omir avnty4 or Mu7f!fuDll. ht-ut prc pMld ffi.Jprr rot. Wlllarna th-m on lrll, Ut bt pal'l fnr when Mievfil. Krnpli Kry, lifilat nn KmUln (tit irenuliif, tnwpt no iubtltut. Ii Hir dru(iai dura out hT ihem awud yur HI i TED fcEDlCAL Cfl., Mi 74, Latcuty, H. Sold in Eugene by W. L Delano L. C. BEADLE Stone MasSn I"ave ord it White's ret3iir(j on West Klglitu street or addreia at 0 o O O O O