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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1909)
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATUBDAY, MARCH 13, 1909 . . : p i nere s &, vei I P M II El 1 iili IF m TT Tl I I hit I od XX tx XX XX 44 14 1 ll Promptest Delivery, a mnSBUBESBBBBBBBE YOU CAN... Bootjh. Toast Your Bread. Boil Your Eggs. Percolate Your Coffee. Cook all kinds of Fancy Dishes and Candies. Heat vour Curlina Irons ALL BY ELECTRICITY See the Latest Electrioal Cooking Devices in our window. The El Tosto. The Water and Milk Heater. The Coffee Percolater. ...2Jf- 1 he Chafing Dish. The Curling Iron Heater. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. 5.6 Willamette M. IM WWW U BANGS J. H. WFT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts oi All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZIK STAGEleavw bunix EUGENE-FLORENCt STAGE atStJOa. m. Stagrtdonpi call at A daitystagleaveiEucentat6 a n crWatrinntrncrt but will call I of lor Maplrlon. clou cvnnrctlun t. olfSitil noUHfd tb day bcl.ic. ' ueamer k Florence and c t Livery Phom SHOES i MADE TO ORDER tthe NEW SHOE SHOP Stanley Store Cornet Ninth and Willamette Sts PERSONAL ATTENTION TO REPAIRING Among the Retail Lumber Yards in Oregon South of Portland ours is easily at the TOP. : By this we mean we have the Largest Stock, - The Best Grades. - The Fairest Price List, EARL McNUTT Main 2 1 August Mickelson and Give Our Customers the Best All Yards North of Passenger Depot - Team Entrance on Pearl Street We Retail Lumber at Wholesale Price s n Phone Main 452, Eugene, Oregon. CHAMPION. WESTON PLANS LONG WALK Seventy - Year - Old Pedestrian Will Tramp From New York to 'Frisco Now York, 'March 13. Edward j Pnyson Weston, the famous pedes ! trlan, will bo seventy years old Mon , day and he plans lo signalize the ' anniversary by starting on a walk l from ti'ls city to San Francisco. The j feat will be undertaken la fulfill- ment of n promise ninlo 30 years ago when Mr. Weston won the Ast- ley belt with a record of 550 miles EDWARD PAYSON WESTON. 'In 112 hours. The famous pedes- trlan t Id Sir John Atley then that j he would be In rnndition on his sev entieth birthday to begin a tusk whlrh would excel his previous feats. Mr. Weston expects to complete Ms walk across the continent In 100 davs. The distance, as he iitnni.i the route he will b? . bilged to take. in.iini unit's. rie win irnvel through Troy. Albany, Idea. Svra- ,1'cuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Pittsburg. mwiit 4.IMM1 miles. He w travel Columbus. Toledo, Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapolis. Yellowstone Park t. coma. Portland. Oakland. San' Jose an.I San Francisco. Following the custom of his Itfe, the veteran pedes trian and record breaker will not walk on Sundays, but will take the seventh day for rest. He Intends to deliver lectures at points on the road. Weston has been a reeognlted fac tor lu pcdtstrlanlsm since lSil, at. y which time he walked from Boston to Washington to witness the Inaug uration of President Lincoln. He traversed the distance of 453 miles in 208 hours. In 1867 he made his first lon-dlstance walk from Port land. Me., to Chicago, starting Oct. 29 and arriving at his destination Nov. 28. Two years ago, when sixty eight years of age, he eclipsed his previous record by covering the dis tance ibetweeu Portlund and Chicago In 24 days and 19 hours, lu the late seventies and eurly eighties he ac complished many remarkable feats of iestrlanism. i Ills world-wide recognition came In 1879, June 31, when ho covered the remarkable dis tance of 550 miles in six days. This was in London and his only CDtnpetl tor was "Blower" Brown, who had a record of 542 miles. When 54 years of age Dec. 18, 1893 Weston undertook the walk from New York City to Albany, a distance of 143 miles, starting at a o ciock Monday evening and cal dilating to reach his destination Thursday evening at o'clock. Great interest was taken in this endeavor ana thousands of people gathered along the way to see him. He ar rived at the capital In Albany more lean li nours ahead of his sched ute, was returned by train to this city and given a testimonial in Chick erlng Hall. NATIHK TKlLS VOU As Jinny Kugene ltoadcrs Know Too Well. When the kidneys are sick. Nature tells you all about It. The urine is nature's calendar. Infrequent or too frequent action; Any urinary trouble tells of kidney Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kldnev Ills. Eugene people testiry to this. U Honuey, 459 Olive street, Ku ene. Ore, sa. "1 suttered from backache tor a good many years. The kidney secretions were Irregular in action, unnatural in appearance aim a source ot much annoyance es pecially at night when my rest was """". irieu many remedies but obtained no relief until 1 procured Doan's Kidney Pills and W. I,. De Lauo's drug store. After I had used OUe tx'X I nwlvu'l trruut ...,. on continuing them all my trouble uiMtppenrea. i take great pleasure 111 expressing mv tintnliin i.t" IW.,,- Kidney Pll.s." For sale bv all dealers. Price sn cents. Koster-Mtlbnrn Co.. Huifu. New York, sole agents for the United Remember the name Doan's and don't lake no other. 4 The want ads. probably hare few messages for you to-day. 4 Some of them, perhaps, will not 'wait," either. 4 KK J. W. HATFlKl.n St Tll ... ib vouege omce ior t n derwood typewriters. mis S3 NEWS FROM The workmen's compensation act Is to be reintroduced In the Mani toba legislature.. Canadian mine workers are dus cusslng affillRt'on with the Western Federation of Miners. The Trades and Labor Council oi Lon'don, Canada, will open a tov factory to employ men out of work. S 5! toe annual convention of the uiass Bottle Blowers' Association will be held In Milwaukee from July 0 to 25 of thls'venr. A The International Master Painters and DeCOraror.4 nQcnnlaH.-,., i.. I convention at Baltimore voted to hold to itv convention in uetrott Statistics RhniV Ihnt K t.l. It, . nL me UUCHIL'IU ; lummy ot the brakemen of the- L iiuea aiate3 is considerably gre iter than thnl nt Ihn 1 other country. The women operators of the trunk telephone department of the general postofftce at Leeds, England, have recently organised a union for their own protection. Starting with a membership of more than one hundred, the Tailors and Cleaners' Protective Association of Cincinnati and vicinity was or ganized at a recent meeting Statistics collected by the govern ment and extending over a period or six years, show that 1. 000 000 deaths of males, nine per cent were 'lc i" accidents while f.jii(.t.'..j tnvlr vocations. The various locals of the Interna tional Allinace of Theatrical Stage r, , ; a,e Rt Present voting bv refei'enlum on a proposition retentl'v made, to publish, at the expense of the organization an ofiral organ. The iabor laws of France for thh protection of women and children only extend at present to those Ployed In the various Industries and manufacture., but not to tho,e em ployed in commercial establishments During the sW months from A-,rl! " September 190S ,he toIa, m bership i lhe varous . ;m of he state ot x,.w York 7. i -.ip mini oHS rtV'' tn 1; which amount llleniher 4 to a loss or I All the locals of the nro.Scrbood ... ...iiuers, lh'corators and Paoer Hangers of America will hi I ',H lll..-.n Hlli-lnnr . 1. ' " 1 ' " une to fl,.,,,n."'T "'' 2l"?t 8 K.,'ni'rttl n.b!y this ' ear mere nas oeen none since ISO;. A movement Is under way for the oruan zat on nf o i. ' lur lnp ci. in MianearoUs."MTnnVar.;t0:i Around Treatment LABOR .WORLD committee of four has recently been appuinced by the Plumbers' anil Steamfitters' unions, and similar' committees wiil be appointed by the, other interested organizations. i i A hovel decision affecting labor unions was handed down by Justice! Miiis in tne supreme court In White I'iains, N. Y. He held Uat labor organizations which picket a factory and thereby put the owner to ex pense for guards for his property and employes must pay for such expense. He also held that the unions Involved and the men directly concerned b giving and taking pecuniary suppon aiueu and aoeueu i..e unlawful acts oi the pickets. Near Death in Uig Pond It was a thrilling experience to Mrs. Ida SoilPr tn tuna Aaath ,Tnn a Severe llin? tmnhla pnvt ma Intonco "uucuug, sue writes, ana several tflllMa naaflir nn,,n . .. . .1. All . ij kauiwu III; UCHlll. Ill remedies failed and doctors said I u oiuciiruuie. men Dr. Kins s New Discovery hrnntrht nulnlr aUaf nnl a cure so permanent that I have not uocu irouuieo. in iweive years. Mrs. Soper lives in Big Pond, Pa. It will work wnnHora in .. v. .. 1 lungs, hemorrhages, lagriDoe. asth ...o, "iiuu,Mig cougn, croun ana an bronchial nffpctlnna en. nni i no Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by W A. Kuykendall. MAKE SELKCTIOXS NOW That monument nt nKln4 In tend tn hnvn arantnA . . ....... v.tiuru yiu uui ucillc- tery lot before Decoration day should ociecien nnw, tnac wc may IlrtVe time to fill the order. Every year tion until It Is too late to get the ,ura aone uy tnat date. A nice stock tO SPlpnt trnm ,n ltnn.. n Seventh street, east of Merchants' uonn. c. . Laae, granite and mar ble dealer. .ml DAIRYMKX Tou are InteractoH in .i.n4 - iu nunLcrci may bring you the highest price for your milk product. Selling cream to us will brine von hli-hor -..... yon can get by any other method. EUGENE CREAMERY, successor to Independence Creamery, 471 1-9 -4VU1 . . - ntuci i aLreeE. pnone Main R38. We are agents for the i-.mpire Cream Separator. a . vN e "e some more of those nop r - !rtf'?.r'proof "mbrellas. Stev i ,, ","u'" '"no House c,il CIb Block. Commer-Q Standard Paragon and New Howe ewing machine at cost. We are go- '."t of the machine business. Hill s Gun store. M13 TVn't nvprtnntr th V. I .... . ... uig um, on an wwlng machines. Hill's Gun store. 4. ; M13 llor Co ANNUAL St OFWULlfl ' Fll FredLal SnJEtS,"CHlti HOIISt 102 W. 8th St. PhoM 1 Well Drill See t BurcholiZ & & t well drW t Pttnn. KrA 4871 t A. C. MAinf ... General 101 0)nctete,GfJl'llJ Sand and good'1! earth. t Phone Black 23 ,allatJ1 BUY WOOD NOW Excelsior wood- '"2,13 Drr tie wood, Di body fir. a.-irikrtrt I and Plasty LPhOD.....V.-rii (Saeaidence. if
