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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1910)
0 TWO - thk ruara daily quabd. Wednesday april is, mo Beauty Protection AND BEAUTY PROMOTING. MAY BE ACCOM PUSHED BY ONE AND THE SAME METHOD APBLY A. D. S. Peroxide Cold Cream Every night on retiring' and the skin will not only be nourished, whitened and beautified, but protection 'against injury from sun and wind will be afforded. You can enjoy your Out-of-door sports, without fear of skin injury. This is a delightful, refreshing, cooling cream that you'll enjoy using 1 Price 25c and 50c Red Cross Driig Co. S s ! The Cash Drug Store The Right Kind of Property At Prices That Are Right We Do Not Advertise Anything That Is Not a Bargain CITY PROPERTY Lot 100x300; small house; good well; some fruit; la west part of town. $1400 takea thla- 3 Iota In Gross addition; $550 for all or $200 for one. O.inrt nlT-rnnm house on North Mill; lot SOxloO; woodnhed, frut.t houso; only 1700. New 5-room houso on Stewart avenue; good well;irlce $1600. $700 caBU balance monthly 1 fdoslred. , 9-room house; modern; full lot; on East Four teenth street; prlyate water . works. $4200 wltn terms. Plastered house and two acres of garden land on East Eleventh street. $2000. Tnla ls tne best buy In town. Act quick. FARMS 80 acres on Coyote Creek. $10 I""" ftcr, 838 acres ten miles from Eugene; only five 'miles from shipping point; all tillable; 300 In culti vation; near church and school; all good new buildings; a good all-around farm. $85 per acre. 20 acres, five miles west; all In cultivation; two icres frult. all kinds; extra good buildings. This ls a splendid place. Price $4200. Lots--The Best Ever-Gross Addition DON'T FORGETFcrndale Addition to Sant Clara, 5 and 10 Acre Tracts On Easy Terms An Ideal Place For a Gauntry Home SEE US WILLAMETTE VALLEY LAND CO. 22 W 8th St.. Upstairs In Matlock's new building, opposite P. O. l andscape Architect, end Superintendent D. C. Hcsher Plans for residence grounds a specialty.- Estimates made. Res. 280 Pearl St. Phone Main 844 ii'.'iwwLijtyn mm mpiigMr'mwugi SUBSCRIBE FOK TiES GUAKD Bryant Transfer Co GeneraljTransiering and Drayage Business All kinds of wood for sale dry and first-class. Full measure our motto. Office 593 Willamette St. Ofiice Phone Mam T4 Residence, Black 4721 Orchard and Garden V For the best 5 and 1 0 acre fruit, nutangl garden tracts in this valley. Located in the cele brated "Forks of the River" district, near Eugene and Springfield. Elegant soil, fine location. Don't buy until you see these tracts. Willamac Land Company Rooms 2 and 3, Cherry Block, Eugene. Or FOR LITTLE FAT FOLKS Most grateful and comforting is . a warm bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings with Cuti cura. This pure, sweet, econom ical treatment brings immediate relief and refreshing sleep to skin, tortured and disfigured little ones and rest to tired, fretted mothers. For eczemas,' rashes, itchings, irritations and chafings, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment aro worth their weight in goldv Bold throuEboot Hie world, ipnui. London, 27, Cliartcrlioiisi. So.; Parts, n. KuotU- In Pntx; Austra lia. II. Towns it Co.. Svilncy: ln.l'a. II. K. 1'tml Cfilruttn: Chlnn. rTonn KnnK Drue Co.; Japnn, Unnivii, Ltd., Toklo; Rtnt-la. rrrrln. Moscow Bo. AtrleA. Innoti. Ltd.. rune Town, rtc: U.S.A. Potter JJriw r. ib. Corp. Sole Piods noslc CANNED GOODS This period of the year is the one in which most fresh fruits and vegetables are exceedingly tmncuit to secure and ex pensive. However, we have an alternative that is just as good UUR canned -and preserved fruits and vegetables. In our products you secure the soundest and most select of the season's yield all scientif- cally packed so as to retain 99 of the original excellence of the' fruit or vegetables. Try them. W. M. GREEN Phone Main 010 Willamette St. Spring Styles We want you to come in and sec the latest filings in Lockets Pendant Neck laces o Pendants -Bracelets Hat Prr?s Braid Pins and Gbmbso New designs and every thing up to date. .WATTS JEWELRY CD. Cor. 9th and Willamette St. MORGAX.STA.Vt Planing mm aid rural rnirteenth street. SUE fine factory Dl Black 67u: Uor8an' res- Phon. TEXT OF SENATE OF SIUSLAW BILL As Introduced By Senator Bourne and Approved by v Commerce Committee The following ls the full text of the Sluslaw River amendment Intro duced in the sennte by Senator Bourne and approved by the Senate Commerce Committee: "Tmnrovlne Sluslaw river. Oregon, at the mouth, In accordance with the project set forth In tne report suu mined In House Document. Number- A nix hundred and forty-eight; Six- Tv-firat nrnicrw. second session. jmi- ty Thousand Dollars: Provided, That the Secretary of War may enter Into a contract or contracts ror sucn 1 and work as may 'be neces sary to complete said project and to maintain the same lor one year aur- lng construction, to be paid for as an nnnrnnriatlons .may from time to time lie made by law, not to exceed in the aggregate Three Hundred and Eighty One Thousand Dollars, exclu sive of the amount nerein appro priated: Provided, futher, That be fore beginning said work or making onid nnr.fract or contracts, the Sec retary of War shall e satisfied by deposit or otherwise that the Port of Sinslaw or other agency shall pro vide for the accomplishment of said project, the sum of Two Hundred and Fifteen Thousand Dollars to be mtnended bv him In Che prosecution of -said work: ProvMed, runner also! That from the amount be pro vided by tne fort oi ssiusiaw y uiuer aeency may .be reuucea py sucn amount as said Port may have ex pended In such construction of the south letty as can De utilized Dy tub engineer officer In cnargo or tne work In the execution .of the plans adopted." PRESIDENT MOORE, OF OREGON TRUST, WILL PLEAD GUILTY Portland. Or.. April 13. W. H. Moore, ex-president of the Oregon Trust & Savings Bank, will plead guilty today to one of the five Indict ments with Which ho ls charged. Mr. Moore will appear before Presiding Judge Morrow this morning and will plead guilty to a charge of having ac cented deposits when the .bank was Insolvent. This plea ls the result, It Is be lieved, of an Informal agreement en tered into by District Attorney Cam eron, on behalf of the state and Charles : W. Fulton, representing Moore. Mr. Fulton communicated with .Mr. Cameron yesterday and in formed him his client would make the plea of guilty. That by this means the united evi dence of Moore and E. E. iLytle may be obtained against W.Cooper Morris seems assured. (By Moore making a plea of guilty, he may be used to give state's evidence. Such a plea will result la Moore escaping Imprisonment, but It ls be lieved he will receive the maximum fine, $1000. jit Shtfe h WF HAUP xCT niiT Trt . IIMG SHOE-RUYFRQ w.TTTTEiil viuliu lujwninflTt. AND LABOR WERE TO BF HflrT ING FOR THAT TLICOC DDinro um ..TTT will MAKE OUR rna TAKE OFF THEIR HATljjjjjnittS SIMPLY GOING TO CONVEBTjimgggl UP MPPn TUP onm Hir,T-"r: ilM OUR SHOES IF WE CAN HELPiT Wnmen's Tan nyfnrrlc ti cn i.... Women's Black Suede Oxfnrrk C4nn ' Women's Patent Oxfords, $3.50 vlues Women's Gunmetal Oxfords, $4.00 values Women's Kid Shoes, $3.00 values Women's Gunmetal Oxfords, $3.50 Values ' Women's Kid Oxfords, $2.50 values Women's Gray Suede Oxfords, $4.00 Vaiu'es "" Misses' Tan Oxfords, $2.50 values . Misses' Pumps, all Leathers, $2.50 Value's " Men's Patent Oxfords, $4.00 values Men's Gunmetal Qxfords, $3.50 value's Men's Velour Calf Bluchers. $4.00 valnps Men's Lace Work Sheres, $3.50 values 3 uujro umi vi !..! vjnucs, fc a values Youths' Calf School Shoes, $2.50 values BIG. VARIETY CHILDREN'S SHOES AT GREATll ge Peat. 5to 8th and Olive St. OREGON CONFERENCE STATIONS PASTORS Dayton, Or., April 12. The clos ing session of' Oregon Evangelical conference No. 16 was held today. The business routfne was transacted and the report of stationing the preachers .was rend as follows: C. C. Poling, presiding elder; J. L. Burns, Alsea; W. S. Plowman, Adna; S. M. .Wood, Buelah; C. A. Burrls, Brooks; W. N. Fulcomer, Corvallis; Dallas to be supplied; V. Wlllings, Dayton and Newberg; Virgil Urblno, Eugene; 11. U Wood, Flosence; N. W. Phelps, Gaston; G. R. Stobor, Hlllsboro; F. E. Brlckley, Indepen dence; Irrigon to be supplied; N. Carniichael, Kings Valley, B Single ton, Lafayette and JfcMinnvllle; E. E. McVickor, Jjewisville; F. E. Fish er, Mapleton; H. A. Deck, Portland first; Portland second to be sup plied; J. Bowersox, Portland, Ockley Green; G. L. Lowell, Salem; C. P. Hates, St. Johns; Victor A. Ballen tine, Sodavllle; Seattle and Tacoma to be supplied; Conference Evangel ist M. J. Ballentlne. CATjL FOB COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice la hereby given that all Lane county warrants Issued prior to Register No. 6526, registered Jan uary 10, 1910, will be paid on being presented at my office April 13, 1810. Interest will cease on that day. R. E. EASTLAND ' Treas. Lane County. Eugene, Oregon, April 6, 1910. al3 IXJNB CEMENT WORKER. Asks the public for their spare work and will appreciate It. Does brick and stone work also. Everyone knows me. L. C. Williams, Coleman Rooming Iiouso, Willamette street, Eugene. . a2l I am fully equipped to handle view, flashlight and post carf photography. Lane county scenery a specialty. Linn Drug Store. O. Stern NOTICE OF AhUSM At a meeting o! tie tail tors of the Eugene Frill til soclatlon, held on Mini II an assessment of eight; 111 was levied on tne ajMd said corporation. Ttiii not sooner paid, wlllta! quent within thirty Wl date of this notice. The above marbetdd First National Bankottfel Dated Marcb 31, llll J. 0. H0LT,!i Eugene Fruit Grorail a30. berg. Roach Music HonKsml merct.il Club Bldg. w R nhnno Main ill. 1 now to lave a first 44 tf house. The Creare-st oi All. 430,00 acres of choice fruit, veg etable, grain and grating lands, Lo nora, Mexico; splendid climate, 23 inchea ol rainfall during summer months, to Insure an abundance of crops. Pure drinking water anywhere at a depth of 23 to 30 feet. Plenty of wood for tiiel and fencing; from 17 to 20 mil from S. P, R. R. and 30 miles from deep water and har bor. Price of land $2.50 per acre on ly until further notice. Any wishing to join us for a trip on April 4 pleaso call at the office of Mexico Land Co., rooms 11 and 16, Eugene Loan & Savings Bank bldg., Eugene, Oregon. ere Of Eugene, Oregon Officers and Directors who direct the afiUrs of McrclmH' M . X. McALlSTER, Yiee;N 11. H. HOH1K, H L. T. HAlUtlS. K. I'. iJ Ii. II. POTTER, Pres. FKKI riSK, Cashier. M. F. GRIGGS. . ALTON HAMPTON. The following ls a condensed report from that gW Bank Examiner March 29, 1910, and shows available euat' 20 and deposits $350, 439.12, thus making our cmH w 50 per cent of our deposits. Resources Loans and discounts. $194,924.26 nonda and warrants. 19,290.33 Bank premises 32,920.45 Available cash 177,053.20 JJabllito Cauital stock Undivided Profits Deposits Total Total $424,188.24 Increase In deposits since opening October 21. 1" May, 1908 April, 1909 , March, 1910 . ii' $350. .NOTICE TO COXTIUCTC-R8. Proposals are wanted for the foundations, walls, piers and cement floor of the new Hampton building. Plans may be toad at the store of Al ton Hampton's at Eugene or at the ?'"c' .of Kroner & Henn, architects, 623 Worcester building, Portland, rkr0K?- B1!s, m,,st b0 no' later than April 16, at 2 p. m. The owner reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. idlgned) ALTON HAmHoN. Sf ,n,?,,',t "Vr HKht Qtt to have your glasses fitted. WeYan do your work to your entire satisfaction any kind of a day. WatU' Optical Par- HEALING PARLORS nth of.Aprn.-S I opened my healing parlors on the , to take be"1 anannounced, and with a good rush of patrons special offer. He jtloi I shall for the month of April give my "e?"d ttl J treatments at a greatly reduced rate. Come eariy eflt of this. I will absolutely glvo you jour "J0" naa the worst cases of chronic disease that Is curable bj cures are pMmanent and lasting. 1 SaraPte,,,,t it toh Your health ls your grentest asset, and witboui equal to life's battles. Delays are dangerous. My booklet ar4J consultation are free, llironlc fli- PARLORS NATIONAL BANK ANNE. Rooms 10-1 j W. N.Rnble, MechanoTbew I Wall Paber ancTS FRED LUDFORD, The Phone o o
