Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 21, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texta n THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1911. THREE Fdr-'Business Use I q p n d tq 1 if Is often a necessity. It Is safe, smokeless and odorless. Apply a match, and ll gives heat quickly. With four quarts of oil it burns nine hours. Has automatic-locking flame spreader, which prevents the wick from being turned high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop back so that the wick can be cleaned in an instant. i It has a cool handle and a damper top. An indicator always shows the mount of oil In the font. The filler-cap it is put in like a cork in a bottle, and is attached to the font by a chain. i The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, becr-use of a new d lce in construction, and consequently, it can always be easily unscrewed in an Install for rewicking. The Perfection Oil Heater is 'finished in iapan or nickel. It is strong, durabli, well made, built for service, yet light and ornamental. Dialers Everywhere. If not at yours, write fyr descriptive circular to the nearest agency of the Standard Oil Company i incorporated I The Sun Shines on the Face of those who l-Or UUALI I T Prompt Service Quick Delivery Courteous Treatment Rinht Prices makes the smiles of sunshine Does the sun shine on your grocery experience? It i snines cown an roads that lead to j BAILEY, THE GROCER : I 494 Willamette. Phone 865. GROWTH OF DEPOSITS IN OUR. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Opened December I, 1910 Dec. 15, 1910 $ 5313.28 Jan. 1, 1911 16644.80 Jan. 15, 1911 21938.70 Feb. 1, 1911 $29667.85 Feb. 21, 1911. ; $43019.28 Start an account to-day with One Dollar or more Interest at 3 per cent compounded semi-anually. Total Deposits Feb. 21, 1911, $717, 114.27 EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK Established 1892 Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 B. GOLLOP JUNK DKAl.KR Pays highest cash price for hides, pelts, rubber, metals, saclts, bottles and all kinds ot east Iron. We also handlo second-hand machinery. Keep yuur Junk and watch for our wagons. Don't forget the name. 7a WEST EIGHTH STREET EUGENK. OREGON' PHONE 2 IS Over 75 acres choice McKenzle bottom land. 40 of which is cleared of stunts adapted to hops vegetables or fruit. Box house and small barn possession can bo given at once. 5 i per acre. Terms on $1,500 if want ed. Address "G" Guard. A-23 PoorSickSole Like to come to us. EUGENE QUICK SHOE EE- I 22 Wefl Eighth Street wen s sewed Soles db Women's Sewed Soles. . . 50c M. MILLER There are a great many places and occasions when the possibility of get ting extra heat immediately effects an economy by decreasing the discomfort of the worker. In the office, in theearly morning or late at night, before or after the steamheat is on, it is of importance to have extra heat. In the builder's outside office, in the shipping room, in the checker's shack, on exposed lofts, in railroad s.aticns, in studios, the JrK Smokeless A Absolutely smokeless and odorless j T trade at Bailey's UUUUS on the busy housewife's face. PACIFIC ISLANDS JVILL GO FIRST Washington. D. C March 21 That .lapan could easily take pos sesion of tho Pacific islands, under the existing conditions was the opinion of (Jen. .Miles, I'. S. A., re tired. Discussing Count von Roven- thow's article given to the press Gen. .Miles declared he believed ithero would be no war with Japan. "Hut." he added, "you never can toll. There is no earthly reason why ; Japan should go to war with Amerl- 1 1, However, i' they should clash. ! the Pacific Islands would quickly succumb to the attack. In three or I four weeks the I'nited States rould put. 3.iih0,(i(iii men. properly equip veil and well olficerod, Into the Hold. This i3 sufficient argument that Japjinesp antrrossion beyond the islands would not be effective." FA KM I.AM IXVKSTORS, OltSKHVi:. 31 acres of the best hmd in Lone county, situated nins miles west of city on new line to Florence, and on several excellent roads. About ISO nTes in hih state of cultivation. 0 acres easily clear ed, balunce finest oak timber. Ten acres t wo year old orchard. linrn and jynnd residence and: numerous small buildinss. Soil j chemically nnalvzed and pro- j nouneeri the best for fruit, walnut and ;mriri;iltire. Creek running ihrouzii the ,l;ue. All bind well, drained. This is a splendid farm and !-'id at a very low price, if' dfa! i.i consummated qui'-kiy. Bej sun- find lf"k tins u;. Will not be on market Ion at the price $ti'i.ml per acre. Easy terms. ; Webster Klinable, Hi KhM 1Mb St.; VACUUM CAKPKT CLEAXIXG Orders taken for both Eu gene and Springfield. Phone T 1M5-J. " " ' " For Sale- Furniture ami nonce- . I hold Rood? p.t the lowest cash prlccB. Sre CaintiPll-l'llIn;in Co., 4 75 Wil lamette street, near post office, tf. 9 I u.I U i i U I BEN HENDERSON TO JOIN BEAVERS' - ! .Santa Maria, Oil.. March 20. sim-e he helned Pitch Portland into, iULn Hn&ZfXntoTrtZ' on the same basis aK Tommy ahv-. han. Waller Kunn and other ex- fall-1 fornla outlaw leaguers, nci'ordlnK to : a teieKrani received by M.Cedie: today from the twirler. ' I he Portland manager tmmeitl-' ately ordered Henderson to report to ""u.. s mem. n u njuciuy ucneu the Portland team here, aa this is the fictalforthe very young and the mid only club with which Henderson " , die aged, as it is always efficient and , free from all harmful ingredients. To DUD CLARK CAPTAIN j get its beneficial effects it is always OF MULTNOMAHS JtVc h' ing the name ot the Company Dudley R. Clarke. ex-lnlversity of California Fig Syrup Co. plainly Oregon star athlete, was elected I f j .i f-rtrt f 1 cantain of the Multnomah Amateur Pointed On the Ifontoi everypackaCC Athletic club baseball team last night. In response to the call issued by Manager McKenna and Retiring Captain Morris a large number of prospective diamond stars appeared at the clubhouse last night. . Anions them were several old-time players. Announcement was made last night by Manager McKenna that the wing ed "M"' nine would bo the strongest in years. Oregonian. TENNIS CLUB AT JUNCTION CITY Guard Special Service. Junction City. March 21. The Junction City tennis club has a force' at work on their courts and will put up new netting with painted posts. making one of the best dirt grounds inthnclutn ' VETRANS ACCEPT INVITATION OF CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD Editor Guard: I noticed an arti cle In the Saturday evening Guard from the Guard's Springfield cor respondent. I -wish to say that the Commercial club of Springfield .has kindly Invited the Lane county vet erans nsnciatlon to hold their next annual reunion at Springfield, and knowing the patriotic and kind hearted people of our sister city, and we know that they will help to make our 14th annual reunion one of the best that has ever been held in Lane county. Therefore the executive committee haB excepted the kind in vitation, and the reunion will he held the first week in October, 1911, Instead of August, beginning Thurs day the 4th, and last until Satur day right, the 7th. Thla is because September Is all taken up with state ! and district fairs and hop picking i and other conventions. Respect l fully yours, ELIAS F. CHAPMAN, j President Lane County Veteran As I sociation. ODK TO Kl'CiKNK (By K. C. Thomson). Eupen'o scenery Is truly grand; Her beauties point npwnrd To the unseen Hand. Three white sisters Far In the east. The teach purity. Saying the least. Lofty old Spencer Stands In the south; She points to one Who has no guile in his mouth. The fields. That lie in tlie west, They speak of harvest, And, the rest. In the north The lesson's two-fold; Skinner, she speaks Of the grave so cold. And just beyond. The lessons "Grand." Is old Willammette, . With her sand. She speaks of the River of Life, With her crystals bright, That heads up yonder. Where there Is no night. Eugene'8 scenery Is far too grand To ever be painted By mortal hand. SOI K STOMACH One or Two Mi-o-nii Tiihlrts nnd I'resto! S'Nir If you want a perfect stomach; want to pet rid of food fermentation, gas eructation. heartburn, bloating after meals and any stomach distress MI-O-NA stomach tablets sold and guaranteed by Red Cross drug store Is the one sure, speedy remedy. And mind ynu it is guaranteed without any red tape and without any strings attached, to cure any case of indigestion neausea. bilious ness, nervousness no matter how long standing, or you can have your money back. If you have any stomach trouble whatever try MI-O-NA on the above liberal basis. You can put your stomach in tip top shape in a few days so that you can eat what your appetite dictates without fear of Heaviness or jermeniailoii.. Just get a fifty cent bo'r of MI-O-NA stomach tablets today. They are small and easily swallowed and if taken regularly' will surely cure any cape, of stomach trouble. Be wise, get. a box today. Sold by the Red Cross drug store and drug eiKift everywhere. rC Honth Mi-o-n.i I Miurraio. a. t., win nirnisn a ire t f i ; 1 1 t r-a f merit, ii noti r'n hchI CIIAItSES' FISH M.UIKMb, fSY- All l-lrwl.. mf l ttU V.. II . nt' -" - hihi ana Olympian Oak St. oytsen. Phone 23- -629 tf. A HEALTHY, HAPPY OLD AGE May be promoted by those who gently cleanse the system, now and ! then, when in need of a laxative I remccb' taking a descibpoonful of (he ever refreshing, wholesome I .! Lfi,.: J c,., f v-l and tAXT 01 Ocnna, Which I: the! my ffmi'y laxative generally P10vca DY ule nlost eminent phy-1 sicians, because it acts in a natural, I . ,1 j , strengthening way and warms and tones UD the internal oroans willinnt ' , ,u l : It I r TOM KELLY MAY COACH EUGENE TEAM Although the matter is very in definite as yet. It is quite possible that the Eugene bane ball team this year will have for a coa- li nn other than Father' Tom Kci!y. for I hj past three years coach of the. Uni versity of Oregon. Tom Kelly, it Is said, has expressed a desire to come back to Eugene, for like every one else who lives here a while, he likes the burg and has a ?pivteit of homesickness that stays. it U II- thi- dersiood that if Kelly can a ritlit uronositioil lion hi' will In- Johnny on the spot and will tie a crackerjack t-oarh. as woll as bpcoikI bnsoman, or possibly pltrhor. The liiiKone toani. witli the lineup as an nonni'Pil In Satui'day's liiianl. "anil Kelly as a ennvh will simp hp a pint eater. SCRATCH l''l I'XIH I'OltTV VKAIIS I'spd !. D. l. Slv Months All Itch InK (ioiu This Is tha actual pxpprlpnce of Annp Croman. Santa Koki. v at., with the wonderful I). 1). I. prescription. II. D. I). Is the proven eczenia cure, the milil wash that given In stant relief In all forms of skin trouble. Cleanses the skin of all Impuri ties washeR away blotches and pimples, leaving the skin as aniooth and healthy ns that, of a child. Get a 2Cc trial hoi tie or this won derful, eczema, cure today and keep it In the house. We know that D. 11. D. will do all that Is claimed Uir It. d.inn Drug Co., Eugene. Oregon. WHAT $1.00 W ILL 1M). $1 bottle of HalTs Texas Wonder, a 60 days treatment, seldom fails to cure Kidney, madder or Khcuinatfc trouble. It gives quick and perma nent relief. Write for testimonials. I)rl E. W. Hall. 2 !:! Olive street. St. Louis, Mo. Sold by Ited Cross drug store. ; r;r.ru classii hih ads tav l ; r i k x k 1 1 1 1 1 1 u us s i x i I'AKLOK 4 Lav( Ninth St. SCH EFFLEU'S HAITI COL O U IN K AND TOILEi" I'KEIWKATIONS Switclieu and all kinds of hair gooils. Harettes, combf-, h;iir nets. Shampooing, man icuring and hnir-d resslng. Switches made from comb ings. I'LEASAXT HILL TO THE FKOXT Well, Mr. Home Seeker, a few words, plea.e now. You have be come disgiiKted with the conditions that surround your home In tho east and south, such as the blizzard, the ' , , I. I , . "" ana ingm u.e i-nrur i ifiunum uim , thunder, hot winds, sand storms, the countless millions of poinsotious ln- Ihat go to make life miserable. You comp hereto better those conditions. Well let me sny right here I hut you left behind all thono objectionable things when you landed in the Wil lamette valley. Now when you made up your mind to go nome where, you heard of the valley, you heard of Eugene. Hut say did you ever hear of Pleasant Hill. Oh. no. Well, now let me tell you Just enough about, it to mak you de termine to seo it before you buy. Pleosant Hill Is In l.ar.e county, just two hours' ride from Eugene, is noi a in ii. imii ii fcrin., '"", table land, noted as one of tho finest , tannin,, w uuin i-i BOOH L i wei e mi hum i uriini. im'iu Eugene, up next to th i ir..i IJT., i hi Til i ir.il foot hills and out of the M:ivy fogs 1 that sometimes occur In The lower valley; it in enueed'-d by experts to be as fine fruii land an any in the Pacific northwest. We claim te most nleanant place to live the I rilf.a,(f.Ht i;,ri,i, ib. clejirest skies, the twfft air and tiie punst wntcr m IUU i'aeiin; Hioj.e. hub i n.i . mis u aood al. lint I am rlifit here In make Kood. I liav. a larne lll "f all kinds and sizes o lanmt. ctoek raii'herf, 'Q'iry raiifneh and fruit lands. f'luall trnetn a apeelnlty. Klnn 8ebool. dally nialln and milen dlde ti:-lhno ti?: te!n. I 'lve here u more eoud lielnliorK and on a tt'iuare leal every will g!v I time. So fcei' me Ijefor" o'l Inly. j Mailt offien Pleasant Kugene I of flie No. U'lllHInetle SI. K. ('. : Htatzer. Phono fj-r-uerK 1 !' I CANOP; FAIH-K.S Paddle your own canoe. We have the paddles. Kay Gun Co. fli2Q junction club is doing much for he cry ap-.Has Been Means of Bringing $100,000 Into Community Latoly Other News Guard Special Service. .1 unction City, March 3 1 . The Commercial club meets in regulur) session next Tuesday evening, when 1 nominations for new officers will be placed on (he blackboard. The club lias gotten out a largo amount of lit erature relative to Junction and Lano county, and has been instrumental in! bringing $100,000 into the commun-i ity. Through its advertising tills I season, this has boon the club's most prosperous year, and all but a few of the merchants have responded nobly, to the cause. The only regret Is that all will reap a benefit whether they have done their part or not. Hut the j clams are In every town. Concrete (wings at Work Two concrete gangs are taking ad vantage of the weather conditions and putting in concrete walks. Dr. X. L. Lee has about finished two blocks around his premises; Mr. Liu-: dr lias just had finished the walk In front of his residence, and a iiuni-j her of others will soon be finished. Cleanup Day, March Wednesday, March 22, has been tfeslgnnt d as cleanup day. Hand' bills have been delivered to each ret-1 idem e, asking each one to clean up I tb-'ir premises. The -merchants will) be asked to close their stores for ai half day and clean up around their: places of business. Xew Concrete riant The O'Menra Concrete Co. are at ' work on their patent concrete block! plant, nnd they have a number of; sample blocks out of the forms and j on exhibition. Whet; Chits. O'Meara.j tho manager, returns from 'Frisco, work will begin on a larger scale. ! when it is claimed a block can be made every minute. I'nvlng; Specifications The council has received specifi cations for paving from, the civil en gineer and the proposition that have been submitted will be taken up as soon as some legal maters can be adjusted satisfactorily. The spring weather brought a num ber of Eugene nutos through our city Sunday. Among them was A. C. Cor nelius, Carl Washburno nnd Arthur Wllloiighby. The public and high schools are planning on a big entertainment to be given March 3lst for the benefit of the school library. Tho city council has ordered a wnlk built on Elm Btreet north to the city limits to accommodate fifty or more families living In Copenha gen, the Danish settlement north of the city. Ituilding Improvement Mr. Knpping has moved his resi dence out toward the street and will ninke some extensive repairs and Im provements on tho property. . Mrs. 1. (lllstrap has about finish ed the carpenter work on thoir new I home and will boo nhave a modern home. Dr. Huff has his new home under cover, and. with the fruit he has planted, will in a few years own a beautiful orchard home. The Ladies' Improvement club has the seed already to sow In the dopt park and the granite on the ground ready for the walks when they are surveyed off. The band stand and benches will be painted and a beau tiful place made ready for the Bum mer. NOTICE OF OEXEIIAL CI TV ELECTIOX Notice is hereby given, that In accordance with the charter of the1 j city of Eugene, a general election ! will be held in said city on the third day April, 1911 between tho i i hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and 7 I o'clock V. M. on said day. That j - I'at said election there will be elect e(, ft imyor reorder, treasurer and one councilman for each ward. Also that the following propositions will j be submitted to the ejectors for ap proval or rejection, to-wlt : 1. Shall dogs be prevented from running at large? 2. Shall there be created a de-j deoartiuent of water and lights? :!. Shall the charter amendment1 proposed by initiative petition to regulate taxation and finance pass? 4. Shall the mayor receive an an nual salary of $300, and each coun-. cllman an annual salary of $240? 5. Shall the common council1 be authorised to Issue and sell 000.00 bonds for the purpose of In stalling a series tungsten electrical I, nt1n(, RVHtom'' 'J shnii l'l Shall ordinance No. 1001 ap-: 1 Poi lit ing a charter commission bo . ! U MMUVi i'i" . . ll,a nt.,i,.il tutina .mil sell S'JK.OO'l.OO 5 per cent sewer : bonds for the purpose of tonstruct i ing two main sewers, one through I Kairmount and the other on Tyler i tiirot't The following are her?by designated as polling plaeex and clerks or said election : KlrHt w ard Hose 1 1th stiet. Judges lietbert 1(uMon, H. It. H. Dillard. Second v. ard Wat Judgea and lioilfe nil K. and clerks. Winiama. V. I'fiie city hall. .Iudge and clerks, . A. Him nions, K. McMurphy, I. E. KteveiiH. Third warrl - Hrlggs plumbing phop, No. 410V. and clerks. A'. JeunlllKH, Jeio Fourth ward u and (Hivo 7tli street. .illdgeH (J. Martin, (Jeorge Inuiaii. Horiiiett Rldg.. cor. Sts. .hid gen . and clerlts. S. M . Voran. Jorn . elln. Fred W. HloomtJeid. Dated thlg March 2 1 , 111. . H. HKY80N. . City Kecorder. Df. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the best of oil mc0cincs for the cure of diseases, disorders and weaknesses peculiar to women. It J the only preparation of its kind devued by n regularly gradu ated physician an experienced und skilled specialist ia tlte diseases of women. It is snfc meitieine in any eom'ilion of the system. THE PNK T'FMFOY which contains no alcohol and no mitiriou h.ilKt-form:nf drun nii which c rent no crnvtc f-.ir mjoIi nttmulantn. T-' E P F t 'lTV o f.od that its miners r.re not ulruiJ to print its every ingredient on cneli out si Jo bnt'lc - wrapper anil ntt-at to tho trtithi'ulucns of the same under r-rth. It is sold by medicine dealers everywhere, nnd anv dealer vno hasn't it co flat it. Don't take- o substitute of unknown composition for this medicine of ftsoWN composition. No counterfeit is as good as the genuine and the druggist who says somMhintf else is "j'it es good as Dr. Pierce's" it either mistaken vr is trying deceive you tor his own selfish benefit. Such a man i not to bo trusted, lie is tri.lim with your most priceless possession you health may be your life itself. Ste that ynu eft what ,vh ask for. Coral Jewelry We have just received some fine Coral Cameo Broaches, Necklaces, Stickpins and Rings. It is fashionable to wear Coarl now and we want you to come in and see these beautiful pieces. Watts Jewelry Co. o4 Willnnicttn street. Three doors north of Kolly theatre. RrtPiflf aiSlC-ln.tft Merchants' Bank Corner of Soventh and Willamctto. Capital Stock Surplus Fund Interest paid on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS L. II. Pottor. president;' If. N. McAllister, vice- pres.; Fred Flk, crzt'iur; Harry II. Ilolibs, nsslntunt casueier; M. F. Griggs. Alton Hnmpton, L. T. HnrlB. E. U. Leo. ALBANY IRON WORKS ALBANY, Electric Freight Elevators Better and Cheaper than Hydraulic Structural Iron and Steel Sand and Gravel Handling Machinry Hoists, Scrapers, Graders Washers, Etc. Allis-Chalmers Motors r. - Eugene, Oregon . $65,000.00 ...5,000.00 OREGON WOMEN" lHIVIXi AUTOS shotttd al'vays be sure their ma chine are in first-class condition. For there is no getting down under the auto for thorn If things go wrong on the road. The only cafe course is to have iis over haul It regularly. Even If there should be nothing needing re pairs, you'll feel more confident after we have examined It. EUGENE AUTO CO. A. V. t'OUXEMUS, Manager llmiK Hnllillnit, Op. Hotel Osbiu-n Phono 703