Eugene daily guard., March 21, 1910, Image 4

MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1910
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THE CAILY GUARD,
THE miW DAILY GUARD NEW STORE
(iIUjuj Piumnora co., inc.
iibarUia H. Fisher.
MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1910
OPEN 10 PUBLIC
Iawbrey grace given
FINE OF $50.00 FOR
SHOOTING MIKE DALY
I
AT SUNDOWN
When Ihi' Kim of your life's going down In the West, you'll
try to recall all your deeds that were beat, for soon at the seat of
the Judge you'll appear, to give an account of your stewardship
he re. Each day you are doing something that may seem as smart
and brilliant as any man's scheme; perhaps it will gain the ap
plause of the town, hut h'jw will It look when the sun's going
down? Bach day you are striving to build up your pile, and maybe
resorting In systems of guile, and when you are asked If you think It
Is straight, you have your defense and" begin to orate: "There's
fierce competition and men who would win mustn't be too afraid
of the shadow of sin." That logic may do In the loud, bustling
town, but how will It look when the sun's going down? You'd
like to be good If you only had time, but you are so busy pursu
ing the dime that helping your brother or trying to cheer the grief
stricken pilgrims now Journeying here is merely an impulse that
comes but to fade; there's only one temple, whose idol is trade;
and there you may grovel for wealth and renown but how will It
Becm when the sun's going down?
WALT MASON.
Copyright, 1909, by Qeorge Matthew Adams.
McMorran & Washburne's
1 Handsome Place of Business
Thronged With Shoppers
The new dry goods store of McMor
ran & Washburne In the Warren
block, on Willamette Btreet was open
ed to the public this morning, and
large crowds of shoppers thronged
the place all day long. Everybody was
delighted -with the arrangement of
the store, and with the goods, which
I are eiiureiy new, also Willi uie qual
It is reported now, an apparently good authority, that Hill
Will take over the Oregon Electric, now operating between
Portland and Salem, on April 1 5th. If this proves true, it is
also understood that the Portland, Eugene & Eastern will be-
Ity of goods carried. The interior
:of the big room has been entirely
remodeled, since vacated by the Cres
cent store several months ago, and
a large addition has been built to the
re;ir. giving a great deal more floor
space and more light than the other
j store had.
The ladles' department occupies
the entire northern half of the build
ing and extends back into the add I-
come his property at the same time. The fact that negotiations Hon. in which is located the suit and
have been pending with the Hill interests for some months no loMaadtMrest room anewfe
I ture in Eugene.
The men s furnishing department,
which is complete in every detail. Is
located In the south half of the
building, nnd the office Is In the
southwest corner, with a cashier's
desk in the middle of the western end
of the building.
The store Is equipped with modern
conveniences, and Is heated through
out by a furnace. A corps of com
petent clerks with several years' expe-
Light Sentence Given, As There
Is Doubt jThat Grace
Fired the Shot
doubt explan3 why the extension of both these lines has been
held up, and we may expect renewed activity immediately after
the change in ownership takes place. Hill will no doubt push the
main line of the Oregon Electric up the valley as soon as possi
ble, in order to invade the Harriman territory, as well as to se
cure a base for his operations eastward through the McKenzie
pass to connect with his Deschutes road and westward from
this city to Coos Bay. To offset this rapid advance of Hill the
Southern Pacific is rushing work on the Oregon Eastern, east!1'1 eacn aro emioyed in the
irom tms city to Klamath i'alls, and have let the contract tor, so
it is reported, the lino from Ontario, Oregon, westward to con
nection with the Oregon Eastern. It is also rumored that the
completion of the Drain branch to Coos Bay has again been in
definitely held up, and that the Southern Pacific is seriously con
sidering a line from Eugene to Coos Bay, which will interfere
with, if it does not block the rapidly maturing plans of the Hill
interests.
Joseph Cannon, like his predecessors, Thomas Reed and Da
vid Henderson, has finaly been dethroned by a revolution. All
became drunk with unlimited power, and the history of the lower
house of congress for many years past may be likened to that
of the Central American republics, when one dictator holds sway
until another dethrones him, and is in due course of time driven
from power by a revolution. The lesson that is taught is that
the rules should bo so amended that every congressman sent to
Washington to represent a constituency should be given an op
portunity to take part in the deliberations of the house. Under
the Reed-He"ierson-Cannon system the speaker has absolutely
dictated le islation, and the aleged representatives of the peo
plo have been mere puppets in his hands.
The Nesmith county boomers must anyway be given credit
for their push and hustle. They have already secured space
in fully half the newspapers of the state for arguments advanced
in support of their cause.
Lumber mills of Oregon are busy
the great and growing Northwest.
-so are other industries in
I DIED t
At Harrlsburg, March 1. 1910,
Luther v. Davidson, aged .1(1 years.
He formerly I'esided in Eugene, and
leaves a wife and three children.
In Portland, March Hi, 1910, -Mrs.
Pearl Shelley, wife of Walter .1. Shel
ley, formerly of Eugene.
BORN
ill Eugene, March It, 11)10, to
Fred Taylor and wife, a son.
NEW TODAX
FOR SALE 2
nlshed. HE
room tent house, fur
East 5th st. m23
WANTED A girl for general house
work. Apply at 74S High street.
m2 3
POR SALE Household furniture
address Mellon II. Hoffman, .100
Willamette St. m2S
FOR SALE .Meat market In Eugene
Clearing $200 per month. Address
V. W., of Guard,
WANTED Two woodchoppera to
work on Mohawk. Enquire at 305
West 1 1th street. m23
RACING PROGRAM
FOR COUNTY FAIR
Following Is the racing program
for the Lane county fair next Septem
ber, as arranged at Saturday after
noon's meeting of the fair associa
tion: Wednesday, September 21
1. Trotting. 4-year-olds, mile
heals, 2 in 3. Purse. $200. i
2. Pacing. 2-year-olds, half-mile
heats. Purse, $200.
3. Pacing, 2:25 class, mile heats,
2 in 3. Purse, $200.
4. Running, half-mile dash,
weight for age. Purse, $100.
Thursday, September 21!
5. Pacing. Four-yetir-olds, mile
heats, 2 In 3. $200.
ti. Trotting, 2:2(1 class, mile heats,
2 In 3. Purso, $200.
7. Trotting and pacing, 2:40
class, road horses owned In district,
amateur drivers, 2 In 3. Silver cup. 1
Running. 5.8 mile dush, weight
for age. Purse, $100.
9. Running, 7-S mile dash, weight
for age. Purse. $ I 50.
Friday, September 88
10. Pacing. 3-year olds, mile i
heats, 2 In 3. Purse, $200.
11. Pacing, 2 -year-olds, half-mile
heats. 2 In 3. Purse $200.
12. Trotting. 2: IS class
heals, 3 In 6. Purse. $800
13. Running. I m t It
for age. Purse. $ 1 50.
MUSIC AT NEW
STORE THIS EVENING
McMorran Washburne extend a
cordial Invitation to (ho public of
Eugene to attend the concert at (heir
store. 510 Willamette street, this
evening from 7:30 lo 10 o'clock. The
following program will be rendered:
March lllazc of tilery, by Abe
, I lol.nmn.
I Selection -lilts of HMO, by Albert
I Von Tiller,
I Marguerite Waltz From Faust,
by Gounod.
' Pearls A novelette, by Nell Mo
rot. I Selection Cupid at Vassar, by A.
Baldwin Sloane,
, Schubert's Serenade, by Schubert.
Medley Overture Haviland'a Har
monies, arranged by It. L. llalle.
Selection- A Knight for a Day, by
Raymond llubbel.
, Hungarian Dance, by lleahms.
March Put On Your Old Gray
Bonnet, by Percy Wanton,
Headershott's orchestra.
WANTED -Wprk by the day by a
strong capable Woman. Address
Mrs. Knowler, general delivery,
Eugene, Oregan. ni23
Attend the reception and opening
of tho McMorran and Washburne
store this evening from 7:30 to 10
o'clock Muslchl program will bo
rendered by the IknJershoU orchestra.
GOOD SALE OF SEATS
FOR ELKS' MINSTRELS
FOR RENT New and flnelv fur
nished rooms on first and second
flours: single and In suites: for
light housekeeping. Light .heat,
bath, hoi and cold water: 2 blocks
from Willamette st. 136 E. 7th
street. tf
DIRT FOR SALE --A 1 dirt for yard
filling, from the Hampton lot at
the corner of Sixth and Willam
ette streets, where the big depart
men! store is to be erected, for
Bale, Enquire at ouce of A. O.
Mathews on the promises or
; h 'lie Mm. m26
Awfbrey Grace, the old man who
was charged with (hooting .Mike Daly
In the leg during a drunken brawl In
Eugene last Christmas night, plead
ed guilty In the circuit court this
forenoon to the charge of assault
and battery and this afternoon was
sentenced by Judge Harris to pay a
fine of $50. The old man Is aged
over 70 yearB and, as his attorney,
L. Bllyeu stated before sentence was
pronounced, a Jail sentence would
have probably meant his death, as
he Is very feeble Deputy District
Attorney McFadden stated that the
shooting was done while all the par
ticipants in the row was dead drunk
and it was hard to determine who
did the shooting.
Stat vs. Turner.
The jury in the case of Tip Turner
of Cottage Grove, charged with viola
ting the local option law, went out
this afternoon at three o'clock.
Thomas Gets Verdict.
In the case of Free Thomas vs.
H. Stain, to recover money, the, jury
this morning returned a verdict for
Thomas.
ACCIDENT TO ENGINE
OF LOCAL TRAIN
The south-bound local train, due
out of Eugene at 1:53 o'clock in
the afternoon, did not leave yester
day afternoon until about 4 o'clock
on account of a broken driving shaft.
The shaft and the air pipe leading
from the engine to the cars broke
with only one cylinder working and i
the engine to travel the distance
from that' iiolnt to Cottage Grove I
with only on cylinder working and
no airbrakes. The train was delayed
at ISuge'ne for an hour on account of
the engine having stopped at "dead
centre," and it was impossible to
start it with only one cylinder until
It was moved off center by means of
crew bars. A new engine from Rose
burg met the train at Cottage Grove.
Fruit Growers
Grafting and Pruning Wax, composed
of Kosin, Beeswax and Linseed in quanti
ties to suit.
Formaldehyde
A most powerful
disinfectant
The dilute solution of 1 pint U. S. P.
Formaldehyde solution to 50 or 60 gallons
of water has been highly commended for
the treatment of seed wheat and oats to
prevent smut. U. S. P. Formaldehyde So
lution, in pint bottles 50C
Now Is The Time
To Poison Squirrels
Poison Wheat, per can 30c
Blue Stone, per lb 10c
Rosin, per lb 10c
Sulphur, per lb 10c
Beeswax, per lb 50c
To Introduce
Our Own Tooth
Powder
fir- in
c give one 25 cmt
powder free with the pJ? M
Tooth Brush a P. Chlll
Tooth Powder and aTi!?
for the price of onB Q
Wanous
Shampoo Bag
A pure Herb
00
for dandruff and falling hair;!
imparts lustre and beauty. 3
We are Agents for
Borieke and Runyan
s"' "c liorry a comple
jaaya, jricauiipuon Tablets in Jit,
Domes, also Homoeopathic tint
reneis, per Dottle
Nature Shoulder Braces ,
Abdominal Supporters,
and Trusses.
Exquisite
Easter
Perfumes
BOWERS DRUG Co.
PURE DRUGS
NOTICE.
The great trotting stallion Love
laee anil the big Percheron drafter
Velore, will make the season ot 1010
in Bugene, Oregon at the Faiir
grounds, if you wish to make reser
vation for .breeding see L. Rickel at
the big barn on 13th and Oharleton
streets, or Webster Klnrnid at SI
East Ninth st.
TO BUILD MEW
HOUSE ON BUTTE!
E. W. Pollork will soon begin the
erection of a G-room bungalow on
his lot on the south slope of the
butte, north of the depot. Architect
.1. H. Ford is drawing the plans.
Call for County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that all
Lane county warrants issued prior
to . ltegister No. Sfifj registered on
October 25, 1909,;. will .he paid on
being presented .at my office on
March 24, 1910. -rn'terest will cease
on that day. R. $J. RASTLAXD,
-Treasurer Lane Co.
Eugene, March 21, 1910.
See Eugene's newest and up-to-date
store. Big reception and mtist
cal program. 7:3(1 to 10 o'clock this
evening. McMorran & Washburne.
KOXoitA, MEXICO,
130,000 acres at only $2.50 per
acre of splendid grain, fruits, vege
tables and grazing lands. The soil
is rich and deep, being composed for
the greater part of decomposed gran
ite. Climate is a superb and health
ful one. The tract lies at an aver
age elevation of 2300 feet above sea
level.
The range of temperature Is about
from 30 degrees to 100 degrees Far
enhelt, the nights cool and the days
warm and pleasant.
Rainfall Is an average of 23
Inches, this falls mostly during the
month of June, July, August and
September.
Topography 80 per cent of this
entire area is level, with a grade of
from 3 to r feet the mile.
Waler for drinking and houseuse
at from 23 to 30 feet from surface,
the water being pure and sweet, en
tirely free from all alkali and salt.
Natural growth This tract is 1
well covered with natural nutritious
grasses, and some mesqulte trees.
Proximity to the United. States.
This fact alone of being distant from
the United States only SO miles (3 !
hours ride on the S. P. R. R. system
in Mexico, frcm.the American city
Nogales, Arizona,) will be an attrac
tive feature to American colonists
and investors.
Pacilities for shipping This tract i
lies within from 17 to 20 miles from
the S. P. R. R. at present, with pos
sibilities of two new railroads being
built soon, and only 30 miles from:
deep water harbor
This tract will 'be divided into
tracts to suit the purchaser.
For full Information and particu
lars address
Mexico Land Co., Eugene Loan &
Savings Bank hldg, Eugene, Oregon.
(Local agents wanted). m2S
Notice I
All Patrlachs
meet at I. 0. 0. F. m
Tuesday, the 22d. it t-jf
attend the ; j
James rates.
CHIEF Pn
Wimawhala KncaEjoail
1. U. U. r'.
AH'niMi
Piles anil weaha
cured without opraoi
lion, catarrh ana imo
Natural methods oilj.
Pupils received sial!ll
Consultation free s I
C p. in. Lora C. Lilt!(,t
3 S3 East 13th street
Attention Odd"
Meet in the teijil
22. 9:30 a. m. to itHB
of .lames Yale;. By ill
Nuljle Ganid.
Dr. Jarvis, eyesigiioi
floor White Temp.
and satisfaction para
Your cedib is
always Good at,
Regular prices.
idrilssilrl
We have
quarters fori
ing ana
goods
store.
FOR SAILS A great bargain at
$1100 If taken at once. Convenient
cottage of 5 rooms with out build
ings aad good well. Large lot,
OiOSQ to street car. Would rent for
$12 a month. For particulars enquire
at 109S Collier St., East Eugene.
mS8
l
We offer a half hundred patterns of dressers and chiffoniers at the gre
Bargain Prices ever ottered to a discriminating purchasing public. '
HfPSSPl-c want in riv-io or t- o,4- 11 .- C J T. a art nrYDOit
that you should take advantage of and with over a half hundred patterns to
lect trom you obtain the advantage of being able to select quality an
sun ycui maiviauai caste.
Prices Reduced from 15 to 30 on all Dressers and ChiM
There was "something doing" at
the. box office of the Eugene theatre
mile this morning, when the sale of seats
I for (he Bilks' minstrels opened. A
inch. W6l. it long line of people were waiting for
in o'clock to come and a Mg sale of
Bsturdjur, Soptemtvcr 94 seals has been reported. Ho ever.
14. Trotting. 2:2.' clina, mllo tOOlt ire still a gre.il man goe.l
heats, 3 In 6. Purse. $2TiO. seats lift which no doubt will he ta
ll! . Pacing. 2 : 1 f class, mile heats, k-n luti.e lie curtain goes up .in
:l in f. Purse, $3oo. i tniuoi 't w nights show, romorrow
in. Running, 8-4
weight for age. PurM.
mile
$100.
ni V A STANDARD PIANO.
dash. ; al noon ihe big parade u.ic out and
evi-v one Is anxious to toe th nMTJ
K1I.8 in their "g'.n! rugs' and lo see
who are In the big -how. great
many hlks from out of town will bt
hete to .mend the sho-v and on ac-
To pay a-, much for a cheap, new OCUUI ef Hie change In pronr nn on
make as we auk for a standard piano the mi , I nlffht, ntnV have bOUbt
of reputation, would be unwise on seiM lor colli nights,
your par:. V w bOttt the chow, it i Ming
We t !l Mine world renowned high lo he a gr.al show, .in I every one Is
grade it set 'or less than is aske 1 1 r.i.ln to ret their money n worth of
by OtUerfl for very Inferior untried fun several times over. Many niivel
ltiakev InvcHWuto before you buy. ties In black face ails will he present
Btevelti ti HulU l'lann lions.. Com-led and some of Hie In.-i hits will he
WANTED A man and wife or small
family of grown people to occupy
part of farm house; have milk
furnished; ground for garden and
poultry room for doing sninll
amount of work. A good chance
for an elderly couple or newcom
ers wishing a home without ex
pense. For further particulars In
quire nt IIS W. 12th st. m22
FOR SALF. A .".-acre tract close In
and bodarlng on county road and
the now promlaad College inn car
line. The soil is good for larce
and sninll fruit and easily drained.
Here Is an Ideal chance for a pout
tyr ranch or the like. Trice
$1 Till. 00. Terms, call at f.ir.
Monroe street, corner W. 8th,
mereial Club block. Home of
IVsber, C lokerl ig, and others.
tbe
MIIIIMlltY
made by people whom no one suspect
ed of having minstrel talent.
If Mill haven't secured vonr seats
'do so at once while there are some
good ones fl.
0 John Bapraa, of The Mode
THRKfl 1,1'lT
Millinery, nt 2 lVest Seventh street. (if tre carload of pianos received
has on display a good line ot pattern by me on February 11th
hats, turbans, street hats and hals (J A RANKIN,
for children. tf tf The .Man Who "Makaa I'.ood."
POD SALF l.ops IS1.IS -Ten ac
res In (llenada. lying between the
Church and school, embracing fine
marine view and spring water an I
overlooks the bay seaport of Flor
ence. This tract will make sn lots
or It can be retained In acreage,
ll lias some fine old apple trees
and Is fine for strawberries, goose
berries, blackberries, etc. Lots on
sides of this tract are now
selling for $:." to $100 earn
tor aumtter home
at will grow In alue vcrv fast
v Melvln Miller, room 20 Me.
A Few Bargains
it XP Viairf n fUnr ; AC TC 1 ! 1 .1 i 11 J Jomaffei
. ,ucusQi" io gooas sugntiy used or sngnuy ua -0
j wtiucu, u win pay vou to investigate betore placing your oiu-.
in need of housefiirnishings it will pay you to see us first. We buy
quantities and sell for less than small competitors.
CAMPBEL-FELLMAN Cft
THF BIG AND BEST HOU3EFURNISHER.S
O m The House of Bargain
471 to 475 Willamatfc St,