Eugene daily guard., March 21, 1911, Image 2

3SDAY, MASCH 21, 1911.
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WE BUY AND SELL
Hay, Oats, Wheat, Hides of all Kinds,
Wool, Mohair, Turkeys, Chickens,
Potatoes, Apples, Onions,
Beans, Cabbage, Carrots, Beets,
Parsnips, Dressed Veal, Hogs, GoatS;
Mutton, Lambs, Beef, Etc.
SP2C1AL, PRICES IN CAR LOAD LOTS
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, Chlciipo lVhite Vox will t;i-!Uo tlio
Jtailas Texatia unlay and Sunday.
.. -eiv mt i.ianta van inide and!
j.wjr noiimon anil c;uu::im: today ,
i:Ild Hiuid,...'. I
' '-'ahien's I;rookh n Pod:;"r:; slriu-k j
camp at Hot Smlin. Art., y -jut-.
day ami liik" for .M. iin-hH. ;
"I'lay ball!" -will u.-i.!a from
Roil III lii.-M n wei k from teila--. when i
"oluml'iii oppnn op v.-!ti jhc Cell":":
M' tho Cii y ef -New Voi k; j
..ioi-,:-- -i tii nie.aer.i mt.i ro:I. .-. hav!!K been filed iu-
i:iu cai!M .ii"nea on me aranii n..,v . .,: .ai-r i v. i::e h'.u aiiu-f' and .Mer-1 thee will be eeunected at Will. MuCi
fi-oui'ds of tile .-ve-,v. pr,:-t .Nv.. Vti . -f-i-i-.sti celt there, with . .fllO.i'OO and Kifih si-e,na. ':very oia -r p:r
iidewati r lea:;u" aiTv-aiinn. J !(. I iie';k. - ,'eiin .-"eniiuervllle. allel line v.iil tip a four-inch male.
Philadelphia A':it ;.) b eiie I . :i ei J 1 1:-. . l. i.,,p, .ul (ieorae .Mef.irt i while the intermediate iiioes will .
will boKlii lie-: norihwiu-d bilie fri.Mjarp i a-- incorporators. nm Inches. Most of tlie pipes will
i'.irmmchinn. l.i.. ..j.eM. ,Y ..iliie-.,.:ay. 1 p0 in Hie atlevs. This will provide a
tliviilins into two si-eiioiis lor eshiei. j, :,, v, !:. Klnir. reeentiy (f the si stem thai will bring ivas viihin a
lion imrmw. i:"pi"'ne rain, has resinned thejiile-u of everr house in IV :;as dis-
liitre.,- Twrp. Avhn have hen j pi ,-.r n- ef law in the Chamber oiiiiect. The pipe line from Kugrito
lepi in captiMt- at .'.'eiMoe. In., he j (. , .11 , eive l.ulUIIni;-, l'oriiaad. vi II cross the river on lie- streetcar
l5i!i.', will l.'O n 1' ".: - h s'd a v,t(!;
irum i'ul.'y iiinl wil! i-tv.in ihcii- a;
bl,ar'. til. 'raji! i: p 'U-. mi! e!'.
! ) 1 1 itusi'e iv.id ;h- vrry wna-ii e --rU--i
over the .''ajtueiM'.Miiof.t, lh;st
i ! : u ' y jlui'irisci',. ('!':' ri; ini-
'(:'( :v vi 1 he V'noh .s am! eu-- ef He
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h-urv , a.-i --M'i,:l .1 .u-U i .ui:j':i
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Eugene, Oregon.,
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Carolina, Ylipjiiln, Marvin nil and
I'ennsvl nllin. Hiv.hie (in Anvil t
1 wit U The miivcr.-dlv oi' lVnnsvlvnnia.
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Orani;; l'a t'ouHer: Tho orchard
nnn ,,t ihe county are rusliiii;;-tii'u;
just now in iirdxr in c.ct tlieir fruit
m-ci sn a; to ;-et tlie benefit of 1o
mli Biif.v.ichiiiK I'.rowin-; reason. It
l i:-r;i to nniire tlie improved
i:i t :i.,d of p'anl in:; trees this spriif-.r
lwlm,r year::.
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: , rri.-bni is to have n Recmul
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of Van- i
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ha-, h'.'-'u ilei'hnvd. iio!ve;t.
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( ! he.v rhj! n-oil to
over. al. NHvpnrl..
lieliiit t'lihei! en tile neli i
niiliiu-e.i out of Cram
:';-i-in:.-,rie!il, Mareli 21.--Pat Suiti-'
van. v.i'o wore a jtreen neil-iie on
::ei lie; drive ine.y i:",der Frbiai, and w ho felt that he e:d not
"iiei iliat will la'ie led or.eo tiie liny justice, is uov: les-in- in
. lewieiniii in nuii'e tiiiia:iae i-i: v lia.-ilie. afaf leiyiu.;- an ad.'i
iv'ei ot hitnlicr, juoitul 1 U .tine ou a i.leii';;o of beinj:
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." Why should not the modern bride be given the advantage of modern
apparatus in her home? -
THREE TIMES A DAY she will expect to prepare appetizing
strength giving; wholesome MEALS; with the aid of some kind of a cook
stove. ; .
Should the bride chop kindling, carry coal, shovel ashes, spoil her looks
and temper and be forced to give half her time to coaxing the stove to
bake or boil. .
Or should she be freed from all this needless work and bother and
enjoy the cleanliness, convenience and comfort of an up-to-date gas range?
Young man, cooking with gas vill enable your wife to STAY AT
TRACTIVE in looks and temperment. I
The GAS RANGE question is really up( to you. Solve it with the
assistance of our New Business Department. " T
SPRINOFIELO ;
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j REAL ESTATE SALES ' I
ARE rQRE FREQUENT
Springfield Brokers Are Becom
ing More Active as Spring
Advances
Guard Special Service.
HiirinKllelil. March 21. With the
coming of H)r!n,",, the real ciitale men
Hi have heen orawilng nut of their v.-ni-j
filter places of hibernation and I hints '
Jluro hcsinnins to look, truly active in
fVjtlie dirt lino. Already they are lolr-i
$ I in;? their prospective customers that!
5)itne.v are pianuinpt a roiiwjI rtuue o!
V ; prices during tile next leu days, and
j ! they are having their hands foil inak-l
inp and filling appointments with the!
r.Kinv who winild lnnir at land rallied
limn the well-drawn blueprint;,, i
.'VliilUl,, Cll' I I .lil-SK lUllh t CII. llillT
yesterday, Khoiies & Katton reportj
the lollorviui;: Tlie Fred ltich prop-:'
erty on Third and A strcetii hetween
Third and Fourth, fucludinK a. house :
.ind lot, was sold fo- $100'J lo .1. N.I
Palmer and wife. A man named
1'ian, livl:t in tho count.'y tie.n'j
Sii iugfitdd, purclu-ed the ti. A
(hi li property in Stewart addition. (
and. C. It. HastinRs lold hif, property'
on north .!) street lo K. li. .Itichani-,
on for $11100.
MAYOR SUTTON SIGNS
GAS FRANCHISE
Cunrd Sj'i Rorvi"o.
SprinjM'h'WI, jMirch L'lJ M.-iyov but
ton yo.-uortliiy i-uvinl I ho as Tran
rhiso, ntul h' tho i-runpny t!M td( s to
ni't-cpt it, which is irol);ib!i (iitrh
dijvTltip, upon I ho yyti will begin, in
lint a I'vw weeks. Mro:idy the ;va
oo!!p;u'V litis two o:u-io:uls of pipo, j?;
iipt'i.;:;!i M lor tin.1 line. 'Die plans
show the Rypif m li mo to be c,i u-
imivo. 1 More wui lie his- paraiu
n'aHoi h;1
!l'ts ;iV,-i
bei ween .Will and Ninth
i',iao. Tin1 iUTvire will be a h'';.;a
V: f1 vyiom and iewmrv.s arc ia-'
nl If J :t e try ioiu:o lion. j
PAT SULLIVAN IN
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GnnrJ- Soe. iul S. rvlce.
Powe'f
drunk anil disorderly. When ho was
arrested Sunday, nlht he was cx
nerlneinif. the effect of very bad
hnozo, luit City Kocorder Mullen de-c-iaji.d
that i ho stuff came from Eu
gene, and otiiirjaoueully gave him -a
heavier sentence than usual, cinhoiiy
ins tho customary fine with a jail
sentence. . '
ELMER MEET HURT
!M B.-K. SAWMILL
Uuard Kpeelal Service. -
Sin-inr.fieiil, March 21. Elmer I
Neet, a. laborer em)loyed in the!
ijootlt-ICelly mill, was. severely injur
ed in a peculiar "manner when he was;
strode on the heart by a truck yes-:
lenlay and knocked senseless, lie!
will bo unable to work for several'
dayn. It ia not well understood how i
tiie accident occurred, but he was!
working around a truck loaded with'
lumber and was struck on the temple ,
by the truck. j
STRIPED FLANNEL DRESS
WITH SAILOR COLLAR
Now York, March 21 . The ar-
fompfinyiiis dress for spring and
lej.mnier v.'.r. made ef lilac,; niiv
v.i:i;e sirioed fla-mel. is lm-rea?e.l iV
am- ,Me!r-s by the ei'etly s,.ilorj
i-e-riiiui rtiiboa fear-in-hand. The I
bei. is ei black sill.. '' I
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MORE SEWERS WANTED
IN SOUTHEASTERN -PART
OF THE CITY
A petition signed by over a hun
dred property ownerB in the south
eastern part of tho city was recently
circulated, asking the council to pro
vide more sewers for that district.
It was intended to present It to the
council in time, if possible, so that
the voters might have a voice in the
matter, but it is now too late to sub
mit it at the elector on April 3rd.
The petition reads as follows:
"To tho city council of Kugene:
Referring to your recent .ordinance
providing: for two large trunk sew
ors, the bonds for these lo bo voted
upon by the citizens of Eugeno in
April, we, the undersigned citizens
of tlie southeastern part of Eugene,
residing between 12th and 18th
streets and between Alder and Wil
lamette streets, respectfully petition
the city council of Eugene to include
the southeastern part of Eugene in
the contemplated construction of a
largo trunk sewer, continuing to the
west limits of the city and emptying
inlo the river below town, tho exact
location of the whole to be determin
ed by oxpers, but to be as central as
possible to benefit the largest num
ber of residents.
"The se-.vers as at present con
structed on East 13th, 1 4th streets,
elc, are inadequate, owing to their
small size and lack 'of fail, and get
badly congested after a few hours of
rain, causing toilets to overflow and
w rr
ine Millinery
aim dumber
New York Exclusive Designs
In Dress Hats and Shapes
Especial attention paid to order work.
We have an cxpiricnccd Eastern trimmer
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'thus imperilling , the ltealth ,of the
community. .
? ; MARRIED
, At the home of the bride in Eu
gene, Sunday, March 19, 1911, Mrs.
Augusta Reed and Carl Grate, Hcv. F
H. Keff officiating.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM ItLANTOX,
DECEASED
-- Administrator's Notice" to Credi
tors. ,
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Hlanton has been, by that . Country
Court In and for Ln:;e County, Ore
gon, appointed administratis and
that William A. Blanton', .Jr., hasj
been by said Court appointed admin
istrator of he estate of William A.
Uiuiton, deceased. :
All persons having claims against j
the estate of said deceased are here-;-by
notified to present tho same
duly verified, at tlie residence .of the
said 31a:f Wanton, iu Eugene, Ore
gon, , or at tlie Law office of A E.
Wheeler in Eugene, Oregon, within
six months from this 7th day of
March, 191 J.
; 3IARY Bl.AXTON, Adtir.v.
WILLIAM A. HLAN't,., Adm'r.
A. E. WHEELER. Attorney
Est. of Wiiiiam A. Hlanton, de
ceased'. Tues. - Daiiy.
srjRSCTtinE FOR, Kt GEXE GUARD
ement
Kcropton's
2nd floor
For Spring
fear
Mrs. m. B
Opening'
Announc
Have Moved My WallPap.
. er and Paint. Stock to
39": W. 8th St
Fhc Paint Man
lSitf Si lid
is itit-resu'ti and sIionH J
about til? womimui
MARVELWfiirlingSprt
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