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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1911)
TWO THE EUGENE DAJLY GUARD, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1911. PlioEographs T in alii g' Machines Reduced RAILROAD RUMORS . FROM MARSHFIELD Ntjne of Current Reports Are Confirmed on the . Ba7- We are in need of room for our regular incoming stocK of sporting goods and in or der to get this room immediately we have decided to close out our entire stocK of Col umbia Phonographs and. TalKing Machines. These are all new goods and for either dislt or cylinder records. To close ther-'n out quicKly we have absolutely reduced them to where there is no profit for us. During this sale the following prices will prevail: All $70.00 Machines, now .... $42.00 All $62.50 Machines, now . . . .$37.50 All $30.00 Machines, now . . . .$18.00 Records Reduced We have also reduced the prices on our cylinder and disH records. Among them we have many new records in both the double disk type and in the indestructible. If you own a phonograph or a talking machine this is an opportunity for you to stock up at very low prices. Double Disk 10-inch Records ..... .40c Double Disk 12-inch Records .... ..60c 2-min. indestructible Records, now doz. $2.55 4-jmin. indestructible Records, now each, 30c IhV'fCAY GUN COMPANY Several new railroad storleB are afloat in Marshfield today and It Is claimed that they are prey well substantiated, and tend to confirm the storieB printed in the Times a few days ago about contractors fig uring on, starting construction here soon. . One story is that a certain con tractor had been here getting esti mates on railroad construction ma terial and that another has been se curing terms from some of the nteamers plying in here on hauling an entire construction outfit to Coos Hay from Sun Francisco.. It is fur ther declared that the contractors are not Soulhern Pacific contractors and that they are figuring on start ing vorlt this fall. No public statement has been made by the Coos Bay and Eastern Electric people nor by the Coos Bay and Boise that would shed any light on the above rumors. One Coos Bay man who has been looking into the matter stated today that ho was positive that a steam line and an electric line will be built di rectly east from Coos Bay in addi tion to the Southern Pacific lino to Eugene.. .Nothing further has been heard from J. P. O'Brien as to the date on which ho may visit Coos Bay. Marshfield Times. , W. E. Bole, a railroad contractor of Spokane, left for his home yes terday, after a several days stay on the Bay. He Insisted that his visit here now was purely on personnl matters and had no railroad signi ficance, but many think thut it had. tO 7 . n a "t ? 506' jyiHamette St. W. H. KAY, Mgr. BmHnmm EUGENE, ORE LKGAL J.OTICK 'Of Sale of ItefiinilltiK iencrnl War runt Itnmls City of Kuruikv oreijon. Scaled bids will be rocolved by 'the city recorder of the City of Eu 'gene,' Oregon, for (ho purchase of ?1 30,000.00 refunding general war rant bonds, or any portion thurnnf. 'until 7:30 o'clock p. ni. on tha 24lh Uay of August, 1911. ' Said bondsystiall bear Interest nt tha rate of not, tonKccod five per cent Jier annum fmvanlo BCtiil-nnnunlly, shall bj nogo'tiahle In form, in de nominations of hot less than $100.00 hnd not mote 'than $1000.00, shall bo duo 25 yearn ' frdirv',' dnto thorout. Place of payment to;' bo agreed upon between the city and the purchaser. A certified chock In the sum of 2 por cent of price must accompany each bid. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any nnd all bids. The Common Council will meet nt Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, August 24th, 1911. nt 7:30 o'clock, p. in., to open nnd consider ald bids. By order of the Common Council. R. S. BHYSON, Itocordor. Dated July 21, 1911. nug24 What makes Cleveland's Baking Powder soli Quality nnd prico. 3 lb., cuns, $1.00; 6 lb., cans, $1.05. Ask for l lio cans wllh the screw top nnd motal bundle under regular covor. A King Who Left Home. act the world to talking, but Paul lUathulltn. of Buffalo, N. T. savs he always KEEPS AT HOME the King of all l.axatlees Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills and that they're a bles sing to all Ills'' family. Cure con stipation, headache, Indigestion, dys pepsia. Oonly 25c at W. A. Kuyken dall's Drug store. A A R. I. nnD. WHITE AND BROWN LEGHORN Chicks, Pulle- shlpped everywhere. 80 varieties thoroughbred chickens and eggs. Itouon Ducks, free circular. IXULK. HIDE VOUliTHY YARDS, 807 Jit. Vernon Ave, Snu Francisco. C'ul. Z Real Estate Transfers X George H. Collier to Coast Range Lbr. Co. tract in tp. 16-1 W; $121 A Izell Arnell to Coast Range Lbr. Co, .19 acres In D. L. C. 40, Lane Co; $25 J. Z. Evnns to Coast Range Lbr. Co. strip of land in tp 10-1 W $82 U. S. to Arthur I). Hlleman 180 acres in sec. 2-20-G W; Pat. , George M. Ncet to Charles A. Lo gan 11 acres In sec. 34-1 W $1. Frank W. Miller to Ernest F. Miller Mj int In tract in tp. 17-4 W; $10. Thomas Newlnm to I. Smith 109 acres in tp. 16-4 W; $10. L. M. Hall to-Henry Peterson, lot 1 In blk. 2 7 of Packard's add to Eu gene; $500. Preston W. :Grcon to A. C. Travis V4 Int in lots 7, In blk. 3 of Valley View add fo Springfield; $5 " John T. Fellows to A. C. Travis lots 7 and 8 In blk. 32 of Spring field extended snrvey; $1. Adam Crawford to Alice F. Peat loss Int in tract in tp. 17-1 W; $10., .1. L. Clark to L. C. Morris 14.11 acres In tp. 19-3 V $3300. Frances and John White to Town or Springfield, strip of land ou N side of lot 12 in replnt of lots 17-19 of Clark and Wuahburno's add to Springfield; $145. John J. Rude to Robert R. Gibson lot 5 In blk 25 of Huddleston's ex tended add to Eugene and lot 7 In blk. 2 of llondrlck's add to Eugene; $1. John J. Rude to Robert R. Gibson, lot 6 of blk. 10 In Drlverton add to Eugene; $1. Your Teeth Require Attention The majority of people neglect their teeth while they take extra good care of their health. Watch and consult us when they need attention. We are thor oughly equipped to give your teeth every required attention. Besides we give a ten years' guarantee and we treat all most carefully. The prices you will find most reasonable for the quality of work we do. ' . Artificial Teeth Do You Suffer oFrom Headache? 80 per cent of heartaches are caused by defective vision and eye strain. In our 15 years of practical experience we have treated successfully hundreds of such cases. We can give you relief. We grind and surface our own lenses. We guarantee all our work. Factory on the premisea, !r: Hop-PicKingv Outfits Burg'ess Optical Company 591 Willamette Streak BridgeworK Scientifically niado and ap plied is the groatost hoon of. fercd to .'mm kind. When a few teeth are missing loose no time in securing a bvidgj. Tuo biidgo looks as well as your natural toeth, will chow your food to your entire sat iafaction, and is worth, a hundred times its cost. Y ( 't , , , . , ' It is a comfort to know, es pecially to elderly peoplo, that where no sound tooth remain on which to attach a bridge, that we can supply plates that fit firmly and won't humiliate you before company by falling out, thereby causing humiliation ard annoyance. COSTLY FIRE AT THE DALLES SATURDAY The Dalles, Or.. Aug. 19. Fire, which Blurted 111 thesieenlne quar- tera over the California restaurant -at 5 o'clock this morning, destroyed i t lie contents of five business houses : on West Second Btreet the main thoroughfare of the city. All the structures damaged by the'blaze was shacks which will lie replaced by modern brick buildings. The total loss Is estimated at $11,550. The business concerns put out of busi ness temporarily are the California restaurant and Indglng house; Lem ' ke . Sons, saloon; W. B. Mills, real estate; A. (!. lloerlng, confectionery; ; Milne. Hros., nient market. Mrs. Mathilda Haldwin, of Portland, own ed four of the five buildings destroy ed. Practically nil of the property which went up In smoke was cover ed by Insurance. 1 WE MAKE A SPECIAL OFFER Loss of Time Means Loss of Tay. Kidney troubles and tho ills It breeds menus yost time and lost pay to inanv o working man. M. Balent, 1214 l.lttlb Pennn St., Strentor. 111., so bud from kidney and bladder troublo that he could not work, but he says: "I took Foley Kidney Pills for only a short time and got entirely well and was soon able to go back to work, and am feeling well nnd healthier than before," Foley Kidney Pills are tonic In action, quick In results a good friend to the work ing ninn or woman who sufferea from kidney Ills. For sale by all Druggists. NOTICE OF SALE OF TIKE LAXDS Notice is hereby given that the State Land Board of the State of Oregon will sell to the highest bid- j dcr at its office In the Capital ! Building, at Salem, Oregon, on Oc tober 24, 1911, at 10:00 o'clock a. ni., of said day,' all the State's In terest In the tide nnd overflow lands hereinafter described, giving, how ever to the owner or owners of any land abutting or fronting on such tide and overflow lands the prefer ence right to purchase said tide and overflow lands at the high est price offered, provided such of fer is made In good faith, and also providing that the land will not be sold for, nor any offer therefor ac cepted of less than $7.50 per -acre, the board reserving the right to re ject any and all bids. Said lands are situated in Lane county, Ore gon, and described as follows: Beginning at a point, the meander corner on he south line of sec. 21, T. 18 S. R. 12 W. at the SE cor ner of lot 4 of Bee. 21. determined by running east 4.34 chains from a point 80 chains north of a point on north line of sec. 33 as fixed by run ning due west from 4 section cor ner on north line of sec. 34 and said point on north line of sec. 33 being 20 chains west of line due north from SE corner of sec. 33 thence var. 20 degrees 45 minutes. Beginning at the SE corner of sec. 33 north 1.00 chain enter open sand hills. 77.26 chain intersect north line of sec. 34 extended V from sec. corner of north side of sec. 34, west 20.00 chains, north 80.00 chains to one sixteenths cor. between sees, 28 and 21. east 4.34 chain to M. C. between sees. 28 and 21 following United States Govern 'ment Survey notes, N 21 degrees,' E 0.80 chain to line of low tide.. By Inspection 1 find from this point low tide line runs west from government survey meander line to point 9.52 chains S 36 degrees E from M C be tween Bees. 16 and 21. Beginning nt M C between sees. 21 and 28, east 1.40 chains to line of low tide, N 8 degrees, 4 3 minutes E 0.42 chains along line of low tide to point of low tide on United States meander line which point is N 21 degrees E 6.8 chains from M C be tween sees. 21 and 28. Beginning at one sixteenths cor ner between sees. 2 8 and 21 which corner is 4.34 chains west of M C, north 80 chains east 11.76 chains to M C between sees. 21 and 16, S 36 degrees E 9.52 chains on United States Government meander lino to line of low tide. Beginning at M C between sees. 21 and 16, east 6.90 chains to line of low tide, S 86 degrees 16 minutes V 7.63 chains along line of low tide to point on United States meander line, said point being S 36 degrees E 9.52 chains from M C between sees. 21 nnd 16. Beginning nt M C between sees. 21 and 16, N 29 degrees and 30 minutes V 12.74 chains on course given In the U. S. Survey notes for meander line of bcc. 16. This line was run for the purpose of further establishing the meander corner be tween sees. 16 nnd 21. The old Ferry landing opposite Duncan's ennnery mentioned in United StateB field notes as being nt this point. This point 1b between shore and piling used for old land ing. The west piling bears N 52 degrees, 30 minutes E 79 links dis tant, containing 2.71 acres of tldo land fronting and abutting on lots 1, 2. 3, nnd 4 of sec. 21, T IS S R, 12 W of W. M. Blda should be accompanied by a regular application to purchase and exchange for tho full amount offer ed and should be addressed to G. O. Brown, Clerk State Land Board, Salem. Oregon, and marked "Ap plication nnd bid to purchase tide lands." Dated this 7th day of August. 1911. md 09 G. O. BROWN", Clerk State Laud Board. 22 Karat Crowns ..$5,(0 Porcelain Crowns 22 Karat Bridgo tooth 5 Inlay fillings .. . Tuinless extraction 50c . . . $5ald or enamel fillings $ up . $ upSilver fillings 5Qq to $ .QQ $7 S 1 0 Qood Rubber Plates O DOCTOR M. M. BULL PAINLESS DENTISTRY Dunn Block Lady Attendant EUGENE, ORE. Willamette Street Phone 820 S. 11. FRIENDLY CO. Ladles Home Journal Style Books are here. Phono for your copy. 15c Patterns' frco with each, copy. Do not allow your kidney and blad aer irouuio io uuvpiop oeyona tne reach of niedlc'ne. Take Foley Kld- t,m- PUIa Thitv flvn nnlrlr .....l,. rnd saop Irregularities with sur.ifia- mrf promptness, ror sate oy ail 1 rug filsts. John C. WhltenKcr, M. D. Of Hce ritnnc 7 IIO. . . Office Ovr Shell Theatre. Resilience Phone, MU3-J. ' U KXKITTOU'S NOTICE Estate of Lewis D. Gibson, deceas ed. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned R. R. Gibson, has been duly appointed executor of the ea tate of 1-owIb D. Gibson deceased by order of tho county court, of Lane county, Oregon. Ail persons having claims against said estate are here by notified and required to present the same with the proper'vourherf to said executor at the law office of L. Bllyeu. In Eugene, Ooregon, within six months from tho date of this notice. Dated this 14th day of August, 1911. R. "R. Gibson, executor of the above estate. L. Bllyeu, Attorney.. men dy Here we have everything complete for hop-picking. : We have made a spec ial effort this year - to keep in stock everything that' you "might need anrj we can supply you at a moments notice. Here you can get tents, tent stoves, cooking utensils and hop bask ets; and you can buy them at prices that are less than you can get else where. Come in and let us outfit you. . ' 'Pumps of -all .Kinds We want to call your attention just for a moment to our very "complete line of pumps. We are the local agents for both the Fairbanks and Hayes pumps and we tell you-that there are no better or more substantial pumps made. We have both of these make of pumps in either pitcher or deep wellf and would advise you to come in and let, us show you one of them before you buy elsewhere. 'A Guaranteed Stump-Puller! We want you to see the Swansen Stump Puller, it does the work quick ly and economically and it is guaran teed both by the manufacturer and by us personally. Remember if a Swansen Stump Puller breaks, flaw or no flaw, we will give you a new one; that certainly is a guarantee that assures the purchaser , of his moneys woith. Come in and let us show you one of them. ,l .i U Berger-Beaa Hardware Co. Eugene, Oregon Temple Block ' CREST THE ADDITION THAT HAS $15,000 W0ETH OF NEW HOMES" J. Howe; wfter oPvoom 14 First. National Bank Building
