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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY. JUNE 13, 1910 zzm ens ssssan csmmsa G30 TOT No. 3 r v i v WMA NATIOAAIj vavuu u"- uv. f, Hellmsn nuw - Lfcue me 0x0 Trwunr? rfitore corporation. 1 w A wwm An tV tfnaa Dnmn Ljrf and " v Vtble suits ever lugene. Hand- plhei guaranteed Jnads of the best n America. Our we quality and u what is more, ltd right. bj a line that ii u inspection, and pure in showing RIGHT. pfced RIGHT. tar RIGHT. HANSON ft Ninth Street 4 mor at,- ' l. ..!,,r than MT. 5 n iltatKh put lnt0 better than T MT. HOOD C.'aiTL" f' City, itV, .Ti lomtlon. VVhy Stocks Are Offered to the Public yjy is it necessary to offer any promising stock for general subscription? Why do not local capitalists secure, the entire issue of a stock which promises large compass? Why is a com pany willing to dispose of any interests in an industry which is earning or about to earn large dividends? These questions are familiar to every stock broker; them setm reasonable on their face, yet fact they are extremely unreasonable and illogical. industrial stocks are offered to the general public when the individual, or the company, has not sufficient capital with which to operate. It is a common mistake to suppose that the wealthy people cf any community, even the mil lionaires, can, at any time, furnish unlimited funds. Their money is. at all times invested, and no matter how gocd an opportunity may turn up, 0ly a small percentage of them are ready to take advantage of it. The Standard Oil Company is the very best stock in the world. It pays an enormous divident, and John D. Rockefeller owns less than one-third of the stock of the company which he orig inated, and oil made Rockefeller the richest man in the world. If you are interested, and contemplate making an investment in a California Oil Company, and join the ranks of stockholders who are receiving each month nearly one million dollars in dividends from these California Oil Companies, we can lay before you a proposition which should appeal to yau. We mean the opportunity to secure stock in the California National Crude Oil Company at its present low price of 50 cents per share. Now is your opportunity to come in on the ground floor while stock is selling at its present low price. Buy before the advance, - . . v .nmMI ATT GAL. NATIONAL CRUDE OIL CO. I. W. HELLMAN BUILDING LOSfANGELES THE KORh HEARS THE HAMMER an the anvil with satisfaction If h i has been here before with misgiv ings If he's not. There's a whole lot of difference in shoeing a horse. Our way Is the kind that takes Into consld aration the comfort of the horse ni well as the condition of the roads. We do all kinds of repair work. BURBACH 531 Olive St. PATTON'S SUN PROOF PAINTS Made to Stand Oregon's Climate SOLD BY OVERTON'S . t 16-18 7th Bt. Phone R. 1101 f LIVERY, SALE AND FEED f STASLES Good turnouts, hacks, car riages, double and single bug gies, rubber or steel tires. Also dealers In hay. grain and mill feed, delivered to any part J of the city. Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Olve us a trial. We will use you J right. J HESKITT & YOUNKIN i 14 W, 6th Street. Eugene, Or. 1 Phone Main 805 i j YAWMAN & EHRE Filing Devices and all I other Office Special- l ties. Globe Wernicke K Elastic Book Cases. IP o SCftWABZSCILDS BOOK STORE CALIFORNIA NATIONAL CRUDE OIL CO. I. W. Hcllmun Bldg., Los Angeles, CuL GENTLEMEN: Kindly issue me shares of the treasury Stock of ubove corporation. Enclosed find $ in payment for same. Name ; ., , Address. jWORKOM ALL OREGON I RAILROADS TO CONTINUE On a Larger Scale Than Ever Harriman and Hill Labor Labor Forces Enlarjfed All Over the State. Inability of Contractors o Secure Men and Teams the Only Ileal Obstacle to Ilupid Construction of iU I'rojectcd Lines In Oregon. That Oregon is rauidly coming Into her own under tne present unpre cedented amount of railroad construc tion work now being carried on within the boundaries of the state is further evidenced by the attitude of James J. Hill in stating publicly that there would be no cessation of railroad work in Oregon. When a :ew stock manipulators endeavored to create a feelin of distrust in fi nancial circles by raising the cry of "antagonistic legislation." Mr. Hill's statements will be par ticularly gratifying to the people of Western Oregon, as 'it assures the early completion of Mr. Hill's line down the McKenzie and on to the coast, insures the continued raom growtn 01 K-ugene auu iuo wuuuuu increase in real estate values in and surrounding our city. The early com nietinn nf the College Hill electric line Is another factor that makes an investment In College Crest Lots nnd Acrense one of the very best, lou can sure double your money If you ir,vo-t now: Lots $100 to $250 $10 down and $10 per mouth. Acreage in all el.ed tracts overlooking the citv and on the car line. Call at our office, 14 East Eighth street, or tel ephone and our automobile will call r,.r von and show vou the property Kn V-vnense to you only the time. Phone 534. . , I. H. Bingham. 14 E, Eighth St. SPECIAL NOTICE Having purchased the Handy Meat Market, we wish to notify the public that we are prepared to furnish you the best of Fresh Meats. We also make all our smoked Meats and nil kinds of Sau sages. Special attention is given to family trade. We run our own delivery. Call or phone Handy Meat Mar ket Fifth street, near Willam niia SCHITMAN BEOS. tf MMM wvrir-l.' rn ('I T GIl.ASS. n.!nn.ni. vn 311 reaulres all o,..i.n nr occunants of any -t'v within the corporate limits of Eugene, be and are hereby requlr "A ,! remove the grass weeds, thistles, and bushes growing In the streets and alleys ajacent to heir nremises before the 25th day of JU"' E. A. FARRINQTON. jj city Marshal. IKm't Ho Annoyed m,ihi(Mi chaos. Dimples .coma or sores. When him-k - n. netr. Antlsentl one z tc oo ui - ---- Salve will cure you n -v Sold by Dillon Drug Store. Con!rrc7o'r7"na builders come over to tne Co anif ft our prices on your mill work Prv stock. .honest work and i t rfeilrerv No Job" too large. ff,rEdrtK".ier.,Be.t equiPP plant In the valley. q 'l The oyo;e L-tmh:r Co. 1 ,.i ,t Room 318. woiie U I NOTICE TO CONTItAOTOKS Plans and specifications for the Kappa Sigma fraternity house arc now ready and can be sen at the offices or Y. D. Hensill, architect, 1 McClung bullclitife, Trugcne. Bids will be received until 3 p. m. Thursday, June 16, 1910. The owners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Y. D. HENSILL, 16 Architect. Grading, Excavating and Teunteg. The Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. do grading, excavating and general teaming: can furnish concrete grav el, wished 'Sand, crushed rock and loam cn a moment's notice. Phone 5881 or leave orders at L. N. Ron office, Main 134; residence Black ey's office, 37 W. 7th. .... .t 4- -t--t- t' WOOD FOR SALE. All kinds of oak and fir woo! fit reasonable prices. See WEEJSTEK KINCAID, i East N'lnth St. Phones: Office Main 676. Residence Main 674. Money tti Iinn on Henl Estate, 5 Per Cent Interest. I want to show you how easy It Is k..M h,no on n tnr It In " " ,w' . r. Z '"'n w H i to build houses, buy homes, or pay ott Indebtedness on real estate.' Call or write for information. The Jackson Loan and Trust Company, J. W. Jones, ai;ent, 22 West 8th. XKW MILK WAfiO.V. George Johnson of the Withers f.irm dairy, has placed a milk wagon nn the Eugene route and guarantees to furnish pure milk at reasonable prices. Orders may be lett at rucmin & Holt's store, and at the U. of O. miwit market. Will deliver milk evenings during su memtomrhsn aonf evenings during summer months If desired. Phone Farmers i. H.VM-'f WONDER I have sold Hall's Texan Wr.n.toi for kidney, bladder and rheumatic trouble for the last five years, and hnvo ciwiranteed it In many case. hut have never had a complaint, day's treatment in eaon imtm- O. J. HULL. Get Tlio Best For skin troubles, sores, ulcers, ec- zema, chaps, OlacK nnrl till PrillltlonS. heads, pimples fir nell's Antiseptic Salve and you get the best. We guarantee It. 25c a box every where. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. rinn'i Kvnerlment With Oough When Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Honey has br millions of people for sixteen years with a steady Increasing dnmand. look ror tne neii on iuo Bottle. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. Dr. Geo. Wall office Is at U West Eighth street, over the Pacific States Telephone Company's office. Calls attended day and nlgt. Day imi nii-'ht phone, Mala 16 3i'rgery and X Rays. Give ns your order for lumber: we give vatlsfnctlon. I ne i,oyoi bum ber Co., 8l! wnite lempie mui. i All kinds of lumber yod need. w ...nniv Th fovnte L.umDer v-o.. Room 218. White lempie mug. 1 "T.ry V?. handed the , adi of ths agent, as banned Uieiaay 01 ta.( Trti thin on your rlano, said the house' seme furniture poltah, JEFFRIES BLOCKS ' , r f r r r- a r i s 1 1 : 1 OUIiBt b BLUWSi. I Actor-Fighter Unable to Land Old-Time Uppercuts in Bout lien l.n-.vinnrt. CM! . Jimp Wilh lv i-.iiiiwij nf f:.sl Iwivinir In (ho afternoon .leffrlos nut in the mnsitj .-a:iflaitory ,Iay today, from the spec- tatorV viewpoint, of any dav since! the beginning of his training season.! Corbett and Choyuski wore taken on i,-- .i,,..... ...,,i ,i. !.'.,,...." Eurns serving in a wrestling bout for the two finishing periods. About J OUO persons gathered in-ouml tho lieu- nni.hinr rinir mid waited several hcurs under the broil-; tournament for Tom .Morris trophy, lug sun for the ex-champion to ap-! I'niversity of Pennsylvania er cket r,.al. I team will play Hamilton, Out., Club. KiilhiisJu.mil lions High j , , Friday Tho crowd gave Corbet t and Jef- N,' ,",nl, ?non 1 championships fries, a wild ovation when they up-' t , hllmlo iphla Cricket Hub. peared, and after they donned the , l'!ftoen-day racing meet begins at gloves enthusiasm almost reached s-teopshead .lay ti.; ..v io.K. ;.ie Pitch of that of a real fight. The , Cricke , University of Pennsylva sham battle between the two was the lil1 vs. Toronto I'niversity at loron- best they have yet offered the fans,'10' ,, , , ,, although Juffrles had decidedly the' College baseball, nub end of" it all the way through,! blocking Corbett's blows as easily as if he were warding off volleys from a beanshooter. In the aivniiil nniind (he once wns especially fast and Corbett made ai nard try to send home some or his carefully contrived uppercuts. They a lfeilsh-rt If Corbett has copied the black mnn's blow correctly, Jeffries h evolved what appears to be nn Im pregnable defense "jilnst It Cor- bett i-:hot t beni in with bewilderlna1 iSrtllinefS mm jeirie." careiiin.v nirew i t'1 e switch on all of them. 1 ho ac- r-t;.;hter landed one litislm - ss - llke - '.!..,., t.. !,, of J,v.,!,.;' .chin! lUllOtlt pea.-elul calm ol tne latter s counten ance. "tA-ntlclliail Jim" luts Knougli In tho third round the boiler milker swung his mitts several times like the arms of a derrick that had'. H,d thev arrived1 " ended5 sudden-! clipped its trolley. the bout would hav ly, but as It was, "Gentleman Jim" did not clamour for another round when the end came. Choynski fared rather worse than fa-'hich has been Willi I' is .ace .u . a, - - slderably overworked at this pastime A wicked left on the forehead drop ped him. After two rounds of tussellng with "Farmer" Burn Jeffries retired to the ruliblns-rooin amid the cheers of the crowds. "I'll ue the gloves every day for the next ten days," he said. "Speed is about all I need now, and boxing is just whn will give it to ine. Cor bett will be In shape to go more than three rounds with me in a few days, and I'll give the others enough work to keep them busy." Johnson Slums I n Strong o.iii riaiiLisvo June '" " Johnson performed today before the largest crowd on record since he be- ftaii training at the Ocean I(each. When he had finished and retired to the rub-down room more than Iiiiiii nwiiile strolled out to spread LV. " ' . , .u.. ... .. 11 ' .r'.0.' ' L Z " 'L .. .".-J'V nt"?01- "? catalopneT !on Is in superb condition and that! he had just finished a grind of gym-, niiFluin work in a manner so fast! and furious a to leave little doubt( as to his fitness.. A Inrgo prohor-, lion of the spectators came from thei Inti-rlor towns and there were many, of the earlier arrivals from the r.ast In the audience Johnson was feeling In the best of i"i. "c " ."I.- way to certain rellor. Get Dr. Bhoop'e his ttunls no if the task was a pleas--book on Rheumatism and a free trial ure. Ten rounds of lively box ngtogt This book will make It entire nave he crowd a chance o draw a line i i(uir hnj rtummmi. n.in. on the holder of the title and his tacks upon the' gymnasium appara tus showed every angle of his form. The medicine ball ordeal Johnson converted Into a comedy sketch with George Cotton, his spurring partner, doing the rough comedy. After boxing four rounds with Cotton. Johnson took Kaufman on1 Tor a like number and the bout was an Interesting one. Kaufman I a big help to the chain- pinn nnd as a reward for bis assist ance l)e Is receiving ninny valuable tips on ring conduct that wil help! him In his future fights. Have Mills slwid before Johnson for two snappy. rounds and the croivu expressed in: Hiirtirl.o many times nt the nimble-! iifi-s and cleverness 01 me nar Yesterday' foiiil leagiie Ilcsulls Portland, 4; Los Anueles, 1. Oakland, 3-2; San Francisco, 0-1. Vernon, 4-ii; Sacramento, 2-5. CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR THE WEEK Tuesday Cenral New Jersey tennis cham pionships at Trenton, C. C, Tren ton. Maine Sportsmen' Fish and Gntne A"o--iation meet, at Hanpeli'y. ''..timtiiiiti Hnrue Show Assoc atiom opens three day exhibition. f.rnmilntcd ICje Lld Soii'hern Golf Association's nlnthCan be cured without cauterizing or championships begin at Atlanta. iscarlfylng by the use of Sutherland's Vermont Trapshoofrs' 1eague op-i Eagle Kye Salve. We guarantee It en iwc-day meet at St. Albens. Vt. to cur 25c everwhere. Dillon .Motor Contest Association begins' Drug Co. rellalillliy run around Ixmg Island, j Second annnai :cw iorn-i mum: automobile run will end nt New York. n g clumbui Allt0. mobile Club nt Columbus, Ohio. Wcdlll'MillV American Automobile Association's 2.500-uille run starts from Cincinna ti. Mn-aachiisctts atnalotir golf cham pionships Cor men begin at llrae 11 ii rn. Twenty-ninth annual race moot of the Country. Club of llrooklino. Mass, lpperyllle. Va llorso Show Asso- Ci.ltiOIl OIU'llS tW-d:i' I'Xlll bit intl. llaseliall nine of Cornell and Penn- sylvauia meet on Franklin field. Thursday Staion island golf championships men begin at Fox II Us C. C. Montela r Colt Club begins three- "' tournament at Montclnlr, N J., i Nine-day aeronautical unit uvlation meet begins at . UsmIs l.ermnny. Western Gulf A .nodal Ion will hold Harvard '''' University nt Cambridge, -ase. , l a"'"Jul VB ?e'',1f h'V a'A, Middlesex and National Cups at UlOOKIint. Saturday Metropolitan tennis championships at west o.ue .e, .,, .ew .u.. ' S:im Ln"Kfor(1 an(i jVl Kaufman !iH box twenty rounds at San Kran- clt.-o. Nntlonnl Itifle Association will match at Wash-i nM inierconeBiaiu '"Bioii. mxus in national open son enani- ' , , 1 1 ., Aviation meet first ever held in at. Petersburg. Khode island Yacht Clubs open championship In Xurragnnsett liny. Nineteenth annual .Michigan City cruise of Columbia Yacht Club, Chi cago. . Upper Westchester Automobile cl,lb's 1,111 rlln,b 1,1 Opining, N. Y. 'l nell vs. Yale, at New Haven Fighters are Matched. Los Angeles, Citl., June 10. Abo Attell, featherweight champion of America, ... matched today to fight 1 0wen Moran Urltlsn champion, I fit ,,. 24 London, June 10. Another match has been arranged between Pnckey McParlnnd, of Chicago. nnd Freddie Welsh, the British lightweight cham pion. They will fight nt Cardiff within a month, for a purse of $10,000. FIFTKKX 1IOMK Itl'NS. San Kranclsco, June 10. Enstly pitched a two-hlte game today and the fast-coming On k landers were halted on the little end of a 3 to 1 score. 'I'lnir" Tl'vltA ltl.Qonrl lilo nll..(r I ' .,':'" ,h ' ' V, ! f oiirt h inning he lifted the ball over ,he ,,,,, Tn ,s h 15th bonl(J u HOSES FREE Whv nnt nlnnU fn. HneM 1 ..i. 'i.,,. ' .. .. , J " 0 LIIOIU 1U "loom. Instead, of consulting the bo- Unt j,lly i5pcvery seventh dozen wm ,)0 1ri,bi l-'.i,.i. K-inrn i. Fran(.e, Hci,mond, Gontler, Gate Ne(iron Kolkstone, In fnct all tho favorlte BOrls for N0VPmUer. R KAE 6IB Wcgt gguti, streot, ii!0ne neij J9H J15 TeIi 6ome deserving rheumatic Sllfferer that lher0 yot one gmplo ut-;aulci,ly kine(1 bv Dr Hhoon's Itheu - nintlc Remedy liquid or tablets Send no monoy. The test is free. Surprise some disheartened sufferer by first getting for him tho book! from Dr. Snoop, Ilaclne, Wis. Sold by Yerington's Drug Store. 4 moms itusiDKNCR LOTS FOR 8.W.K. There are still about bIx or eight choice lots remnlnlng unsold In lllnlr st. addition. They are only a few blocks from the Geary school, and the proposed Kiigcno Junc tion electric road Is located through the addition. Prices are reasonable, and the pur chaser may make ' his own terms of payment. Ask any real estate dealer to show you these lots 8TALI.ION9 I will stand two stallions at my place, two miles north of Cuburg, during the season, tne Is a regis tered Pereheron weighing 1900 pounds and the other a standard bred trotting horse. LOf,'I.l CLARK, dwtf Coburg, Or. , uive us your order ror lumber; we give satisfaction. The Coyote Lunv ber 31g Wflt8 Temple Bldg Aj tUN4t MOTHlM- Do You Believe In "Just As Goods?" The "Just as Good" may benefit the tubslituler lome limes, ihe victim, never. Don't let anyone tell you, "this is a B. V. D. or a B.V. D. style garment, only it hasn't the B. V. D. label." We without make no garments This Rtd Woven Label BUST RETAIL TRADE :.!nrk. Ret. V. S. Pet, Ol. If you want genuine B.V.D. which assurei value, insist on getting the above label on Loose Fitting Coat Cut Undershirts, and Knee Length Drawers. (50c. $1.00 and $1.50 a garment.) The B. V. D. Company, ' New York. LeviStrauss&Co. rYHOimtt m r w K Vll PRODUCTS DISIRIBUIODS San Francisco, Cal. ectrlc Biffers Succeed when everything else falls. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE It la the best medicine ever told overcjl'-uggtst'i journey I .JOSEPH JACOBS Buys ana ceils SECOND HAND WATCHES ODN8, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MEN'S WKARINO APPAREL. HIOH GRADE VIOLINS. TAKR ONE HOME AND TRY IT. IF IT DON'T SUIT RETURN IT AND GET YOUB HONEY BACK. 17 W. Eighth St Eugene. Oregon "FUEL!" WOOD! TRANSFER WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO- 504 Willamette Bt. Phone Mala 051 THIS IS THE MAN YOU NEED If the hoofs of year horse need shoe ing. I have the metal, the knowledge the skill and the willingness to pal I'our horses right when they need firm footing. Another thing you'U find my charges for shoeing about right. If they're not you're welcome 'o kick harder than your hnrsns JUc FRANZWA SliTBERUNO'S EAGLE EYE SALVE ao"d for Nothing fcut the Eree, :'l a A O 8
