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

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THE EPGEN2 PAIL? GUARD, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1911.
The McCormick binder has an excellent reputation because it has done splen
, did work for so many years in all countries of the world. Thousands of these
machines are in use and each farmer who owns one appreciates the features which
make it efficient.
When grain is down and tangled, the McCormick binder will cut it success,
fury because the reel and the platform can be adjusted readily to, meet the condi
tions. ' All bearings are accessible for oiling. The machine is easy to operate and
light in draft because it is equipped with ball and roller bearings which minimize
friction. The McCormick binder is noted for its durabiity, which is a result of
strong construction and the use of proper material.
We are tho exclusive agents for the McCormick binders and employ expert
mechanics who can adjust them quickly and properly for you and right, in your
field. We have thorn in aU sizes, 5, 6 and 7-foot cut and can deliver any machine
promptly.
CRESWELL HAS
BUILDING
BOOM
Present Season Sees More
Activity In Residence
Than Ever
RS
INDER REPAI
s We also carry in stock parts and repairs for McCormick binders and for the
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COMING
TRELS
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Under Canvas
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Friday, Ju!y 21st
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tlON'T MISS THIS GOOD ONE
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mi.
i mil
ooat Bank
HOW EASY TO PAY BILLS BY MAIL
when you have a Checking Account. No loss of
time no exponso as in tho case of money orders
or registerod letters.
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National Bank.
CAPITAL. $100,000.00.
lURPLUS AND PROFITS ,135.0OO.C
THE -GUARD CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
PROCLAMATION.
Wherons, tho Common Council of
the City of KuKenn caused to bo sub
mitted to tho leKitl votorn of said
city nt a special election duly hold
In nnld city on tho. 1 7th dny of July,
I HI, nn umendment to the Cltv
Charter of mild city known ns aee
Moti 130, iiuthorlzliiK thn Conimon
Council to inane neKottnhln bunds
of thn City of RiiKeno to thn oninunt
of one hundred and thirty tlmus
nnd (1130,000.00) dollnra. for re-
fundlnR the general Indebtedness of
sum city, and
Whereas, the votea caat at aald
olectlon have been canvassed by the
canvasBlim hoard of anid city, and
whoreaa It appears from aald ran
vass that there was a total of 9!)(i
votea cast at aald election oil aald
question, 746 voting for aald
amendment and 250 voting against
said amendment, tiiere being a ma
jority of 4G la favor of aald chart--er
umendment.
Now, therefore, 1, p. J. rtcrger
mayor of tho city of Kugeno do
Hereby decluro aald section 130, tho
same having been approved by a
majority of thoao voting thereon,
'"a lorce and effect aa an
amendment to the charter of the
city of Kugeno, l.auo county. Ore
gon, from tho dato of aald proclamation.
unted In Kugen-, Oregon
JOth day of July, 1911.
1''. J- HKItOlOH,
" -Mayor.
A CASH II VlitiAlX.
B ncrea vor.v cholco land on
Pleasant Mill between the Hlrh
achool and atnre, for only M.oo'o
Fronts on mnln hlghwav and has 250
thrifty orchard trees, Including Kng
llsh walnuts, apples, pears, cherries
and peaches. This land la red hill
loam, free from Btono. etumpa and
gravel. Well drained, above over
flow and situated In the best coun
try neighborhood In the county. It Is
well worth twice the price.
Alao 117 acree well Improved at
30 per acre. 60 acres In cultivation
balance tillable for fruit when clear
ed. Uood family orchard, good seven
room house. Ham 40x60 now, and 3
stock aheds. Spring water piped In
to house und stone milk house.
Chlckeu yard and house. Largo out
range for atork. rionty of timber on
the land, tlood road to store and
school. This farm belongs to a wid
ow, whose husband died leaving her
suddeal;. without help to run the
furm. It will be sold for leas than
value at 30 per acre, on easy terms
lit ( per cent Interest.
OKO. MKI.VIN MILL! it.
Comer Stb and Willamette. tf
Building activity In Creswell this
summer will no doubt exceed esti-J
mates made on the same last
spring says the Chronicle. Every
one here realized that this place
would experience a building boom
during the present season, but per
haps no one expected It would reach
the proportions It will by the com
ing winter.
In the business section the two
concrete blocks erected by R. H
Parsons, the blacksmith shop and
the cannery will add to Creswell's
places of business.
In the residence district Creswell
Is making a phenomenal growth. In
the Bohrnstedt addition six modern
homes are being completed and
others are In the course of eon
structlon and sMll others contem
plated. In the Wilbur addition J.
It. Scott Is living in a fne new
home finished this spring, and J
H. S'reetcr Is finishing a handsome
two-story residence. Across the
street south of this addition are the
two homes erected by C. E. Pratt
and J. H. 01 more and to the west
of these Is the prettv home erected
by Mrs. S. J. Scott. Mrs. M. E. Buoy
has built a neat little cottage near
the Baptist church and two more
have been built Just east of the
plaining mill. In the north part of
town B. H. Walt. W. P. Cllne and
LeBlle Williams have erecteu jeat
homes. In the south nart oi town
Oeorge Townsend has built a nice
home. N. K. Steele and S. D. Reed
have the foundation In for new resi
liences and W. E. Butler Is making
preparations for the erection nt
modern home In the Orchard Homes
tract, on these tracts Q. L. Drum
mond has built a home and M. M.
......or hiho nas one in tho course
or construction. John Cosaman,
who built the new blacksmith shop,
has lot tho contract for a residence
and several other homes will be
built bofore the end of the present
senBon. A walk over town will soon
convince one thnt Creswell is mak
ing good the stntemont that It Is n
town of homes. Every rasldonc.c
going up Is a substantial home,
such as would be a credit to any
town. .
"SPORTS PHIIII1MMS):
JUULUUi. ULU
CRESWELL MOTES AND
NEWS OF INTEREST
this
Mrs. Frank Schmltt, who has
been seriously 111 for several days,
has recovered.
Bnrn, to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mc
Cubblns, Friday, July 14, a daugh
ter. ' :!:
Land & Thompaon shipped
another car load of oats to Ashland
Inst week. This makes the fifth
car of oata they have Bhlppod to
southern points In the last , four
months.
Tho concrete building being
erected for the Creswell Creamery
and the Flick & Bettls meat market
will be ready for occupancy this
week. About a week's time was
lost owing to a Bhortago of lumber.
The household goods of H. O.
Keoney are here and will he mov
ed Into 'ho residence which Mr.
Keenoy recently purchased from
llr. W. 15. Thompson. Mrs. Keeney
will arrive from Eugene thla week.
Mrs. Oeorge H. Baxter and little
daughter, accompanied by her ais
ter. Mlsa Dollle Skeels, who has
been vlaltlng here for several weeks.
leave today for a visit with relatives
In Coos county.
John CosBinan opened hla new
blnckamlHi shop Monday morning
nnd Is meeting with a good busi
ness. Me Is a thorough mechanic
nnd makes a specialty of horse
shoeing, ills ehop la located on
Mie lots Just west of B. F. Martin's
resilience.
At a meeting of the local volun
teer fire department Monday night
ninny matters of Interest came up.
the most Important of which was
perhaps the election of a chief of
the organisation. Three names.
C. H. Sedgwick, E. ,T. Moore and J.
T. Olson were voted upon wi'h the
result that Mr. Olson was chosen
as the head of the department and
Mr. Moore was named as assistant
chief Chronicle.
CARLISLE'S TRIPLE
PLAY IS SIXTH IN
BASEBALL HISTORY
Los Angeles, Cal., July1 20.
Walter Carlisle, centerfielder of the
Vernon club of the coast league,
made the sixth, unassisted triple
play recorded In organized baseball
yesterday, against the Los Angeles
team. In a game won by Vernon, b
to 4. The unassisted triple plays
on record are: - -
Paul Mines, of Providence, at
Providence, 1878; Harry O'Hagan,
of Rochester, at Jersey City, tuna;
Larry Schafley, of ' Portland, at
Portland, 1904; Murch, of Man'
Chester, at New Bedford, 1906:
Neal Ball, of Cleveland, at Cleve
land, 1909; Walter Carlisle, of
Vernon, at Los Angeles, 1911.
KAUFMAN GETS OFFER
TO FIGHT IN SYDNEY
San Francisco,. July 20. Al
Kaufman has stepped in ' front of
the curtain of obscurity hung be
fore him by Jim Flynn and an
nounces that he has received an of
fer of $5000 from Hugh Mcintosh
of Australia and London, to box
enther Bill Lang or Jack Lester, In
8ydney In October. "All I needed
when I met Flynn was a good rest",
declared Kaufman yesterday. Flynn
provided the rest.
FIRE DESTROYS STAND
AT GRAND RAPIDS TRACK
Grand Rapids. Mich.. July 20.
The grandstand at the racetrack of
tho West Michigan Fair grounds
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
This is the track oil which the
Grand Circuit races were to have
been held next week. This probobly
means that the Grand Circuit meet
ing will have to be postponed-
called off altogether.. The loss Is
estimated at ?60,000.t
A Simple Remedy Brings Back
the Natural Color Dandruff .
Cuickly Removedi
How often on hears the expression,
'Bh I. rrav and btclnnlnz to look old."
It is true that gray hair usually deletes
are and Is always associated wuu age.
Too nevei hear ons referred to as having
gray hair and looking young.
The nalr is generally tue luuex vi
if nnr hair is gray, yon can't blame
yonr friends for referring to yon as look
ing old. Tou can't retain a youthful ap
pearance If yon allow your hair to grow
gray. Many persons oi miaaie bi. jcvi
srdlie their future simply by allowing
tka rrar hair to become manifest. It
your balr has become faded or gray, try
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Hair Remedy,
a preparation which s chemist by the
name of Wyetb devised a few years ago.
It is simple, inexpensive and practical,
and will banish the gray hairs in a few
rinTB. It Is slse guaranteed to remove
liandrnff and promote the growth of tho
talr.
It Is a nleaaant dressing for the hair.
and after nslag it a few days Itching and
dryness of the scalp entirely disappear.
TMs preparation is onerea to us
nubile it fifty cents a bottle, and Is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
MORAN WOULD FIGHT
LIKE THE ENGLISH DO
Plymouth, Eng.. July 20. "Wol
gnat Is more a wrestler than a box
er. I win bet 15000 I can beat him
II ne will fight In England."
ThlB Is the summary of hla re.
cent try at the lightweight cham
pionship In San Francisco made here
by Owen Moran when he landed to-
any from America. Moran aald
English fighters are too ladvllke
and predicted that Americans would
easily retain all the titles until En
glish referees become less strict
nna encourge the develonment of
Infighting.
Moran said he made 150.0011 nn
nis American tour.
I'HOCLAMATIOX
ltlT MvVKtt LOSES.
and Mall's Texas Wonder hi4 merit.
It gives quick and permanent re
lief In Kldnev, Bladder and. Rheu
matic, troubles. and seldom one
bottle falls to cure. Write for local
testimonials. Mr. K. W. Mall, St
Louis, Mo. Sold by the Red Cross
Drug company.
Whereas, the Common Council of
thn City of Eugene caused to he sub
mitted to the legal voters of said
city nt a Bpeclnl election dulv hold
In snld city on the 17th day of July,
mil, nn amendment to tho City
Charter of said city known ns sec
tion 140, authorizing the Conimon
Council to Issue and sell negotiable
bonds of the City of Kugeno to the
amount of fifty-seven thousand (J57
000.00) dollars, for the purpose of
..nuns m me iignting Bvstem here
tofore provided by aald cltv f
CRESWELL DEFEATS
OAKLAND, 6 TO 3
The Oakland ball team en mo tn
Creswell Sunday for a game .with
tho local team and met defeat bv
n score of 8 to 3. The visitors were
n fairly strong aggregation but were
unnbio to romp away with the vie-
lory, as they expected to. The lo
cal boys played good ball the en
ure game nna Knnktn was forced to
extend himself but little. Owing to
the hot weather of Sunday the
crowd In attendance was small and
me receipts were not sufficient to
cover ine expenses. Chronicle.
Yesterday's Results.
Pacific Coast League Portland
i, nan rrnncisco. 3; Oakland 2
Sacramento 0; Vernon 6, Los An
geles 0.
Northwestern League Portland
3, Tacoma 1; Seattle 6, Spokane 2:
Vancouver 11. Victoria 2
WHAT'S THE REASON.
Many Kugene People In Poor Health
. Without Knowing the Cause. ..
There are scores of people who
drag out a miserable existence with
out realizing the cause of their suf
fering. Day after day thev are
racked with backacho and headache
suffer from nervousness, dizziness
weakness, languor and depresBion.'
Likely the kidneys have fallen be
hind lnthelr work of filtering the
blood and that is tho root of the
trouble. Look to your kidnevs. as-
?h8i Lh1m i" ",elr orl'-Ktve them
tho help they need. You on use
no better remedy than Moan's Kld-1
hundred thousand people, and bv
your neighbors In Eugene.
Mrs. Alma Hunt, 565 W Sixth st
Lugene. Oregon says: "i hnv'
betterment of tho Power riant for ' 5re? h . ,n r,0n' Kidney Pills
laying mains from the pumping I , ,.K ,"T.d thera wl,h ,he t oi
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the extension and general Improve
ment or water mains, and for the
purpose of buying additional pumps
for the city of Eugene.
Whereas, tho vnten mr at
election have been ranvlssed hv
the canvassing board of said city
and whereas It appears from said
canvas, that there was a total of
f votes cast at snld election on
said question. S3 voting for said
amendment and S55 voting against
Bald amendment, there being a ma
jority f 278 In favor of said' chart
er amendment.
Now. therefore, I, F. J. rterger
mayor of the city of Eugene do
hereby declare said section HO the
same having been approved by a
majority of those votlSg thereon, to
be In full force and effect as an
amendment to the Charter of the
ily or Eugene. Lane County Ore
gon, from the date of said procla
Mated
at EllBPIlA r.n..H
!0th day of July 1911.
" Mayor.
this
of
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was languid and nervous and often
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"Moore" cleanlngh,,, worK
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Highest
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