Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 21, 1911, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text00 ToOet Its Beneficial Effects Always Buy h G4Ru?im SfHJPflfiS nmraJBctored byUK? Sold by all leading Drajqisfs One5izeOny.50UBgtle EUGENE THEATRE Tues. OCT. 24th The Guaranteed Laugh Maker Ik Traveling i - - Salesman By James Dorbes Author of "The Chorus Lady." flie Comedy With 1000 Laughs Original New York-Chicago Production and a Company of Unquestioned Ability Headed by DON MACMILLAN and DOROTHY GREY ; rt'g Prices. . . ,50c, 7i5c, $1, $1.50 A Pure Aluminum 3ScSauce1A Fanfor...lVC W.C.IAL BARGAIN to1j 'i,lif,h,.'nwfi8ht and look! STi? s ni t food. I 'Mftnnlne "1892" Tw At Mq, VLy from your dwi- ... '-""'labs 3ERGER-BEAN HDW CO. t Pal Estate Transfers t James Knight to William G. Klus sman. S 1-2 of t i nn(1 ,nt 2 Hui S In block 1 of Zumwalfs addition to Irving. io. A l" f"ny ' T- J- R". lOt 4 In block 7 of Fairmount. $10 Addie Stevens to Jchn M. Pltnev ot In block 7 of ' 5 5 to Eugene, tl John Luts et ux to Joseph A uuugiass, 3 acres iu Sec. 32-15-4 and blocks 73. 74, 77, 7S in June tion City. $3500. , 9ilarles E' Harwcod to Millard A w uf' 10 l'res in s"Cl 14",9-12 Lane County State and Savings Bank to -Charles A. Nadeau, lot 8 In block 1 and lots 14 and 15 In block 6 of Morse's addition to Flor ence and Tide lands. $10 John Presrhern to A. W. Zlnlker lc,ts 1. 2 In block 8 and lots 1, 2 7 8 in block ft nf rnnnn. fl. Dj',,.' '""Hi ut (uuuttll B addition to Cnttni, fim cn, i.ewis naigerson to John S. Wor men. hw j-4 nf 'K i.i k'wt . ct SE 1-4 of Sec 21-17-6 V. tion'n Sidney Charles Sladden to J. Van wl son. . lot 7. a a in hiA.i. o $900 addition to Eugene, J. L. MorehmiRA tn Wn vinwi iillllfilVf B8 acres In Sec 30-18-1 W. $10. John A. McClltrhenn tn WHinm ette Pacific Ry. Co, 23.5 acres In Tp. Jl-n y, flu. John B. Sellers et nl to John Hunt er, lots 8. . 10 in blk 5, and lots 6. 7. 8, In blk 4, and lot 3 In blk 6 of Shelton's add to Eugene, $1. Paul R...Vllloughby to Alice M. Bartholomew, lot In blk 5 of Coburg, Fred O. Stlckels to David W. Hen nigan, lots 1. 2. 3 in blk 1 of Camp bell's 1st add to Eugene. $500. L. M. Travis to Lewis J. Miller, 8 1-2 of se 1-4 of Bee. 8-16-7 w, $10. Bertie W. Inman to A. M. Richard son, tract In sec 25-17-6 w, $300. Herbert S. Carthv tn Patni. p gaard, 5.92 acres In sec. 25-17-6 W. Sldnev Stlckeln tn v.A nrvont on, J. A. Klehardaon. lnt I In hit i nf wainut rarK add to Eugene, $100. or. tjinre .Momoux to Martin Mout- ous. ne 1-4 nf nw 1-4 nf bu 4 W, $2500. W. J. Sehrntn tn w. T K-n .... in sec. ze ana 26 tp. 18-1 W. tl. Ella M. and Gen. A rw-ann tn P. Lewis, lota 12 and 13 In Midway para, A E Gallagher to Hettie A Way- iubii, several iota in .Gallagher's part of Florence, $10. Wesley Hosmer to Oregon Electric ny. i,o, o-iuu acres in tp. 17-4 W. Herman Nelaen, Martin Moutoux S. P. Jensen, J. M. Cook. J. p. Mil Horn to Oregon Electric Ry. Co for ngnt-or-way tnrough Tp 16-4 W, $1. J AUTO CHUGS AND SPURTS! EHS EUGENE DAILY GUABD, SATURDAY. OCT. 21.991 AVERTS AWFCTj TRAGEDY. Tlmelv advice given Mra n nm Ioughby, of Marengo, Wis., (R. No. 11. nrttventeri ft rirearifttl m..ju -.,' ,-- -. - bcuj pun savea iwo uvea, uociors nas said ner rrigntrm cougn was a "consumn tion" couxh and could rin littin . neip ner. After many remedies fail ed, her aunt urged her to take Or. King's New Discovery. "I have been taking It for some time," she wrote ana me awtui cougn Has almost gone. It also saved my little bov wnen taKen witn severe bronchial trouble " Thin mntchlnao n.Atni uicuiumg has no eaual for thront nnrf i.. troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial Dome rree. uuaranteea by w. A. Kuykendall. Electric Bitten lew Mam . . "'.ndtM!'.' C-"and my ' bot lei n " -, 0 '".0Tk right, ferns fIi8,Ltle:tric flitters 1CSCTS. AT II I .". ""IU SlUKtS. A MEDICINE THAT GIVES OOXFIDEXOE. Is Folev's Honev and Tnp Prim..,..... Mrs. T. J. Adams, 622 No. Kansas ave., Columbus, Kas., writes: "For a number of years my children have been subject to coughs and colds. I uaed Foley's Honey and Tar Com nnnnrl find found that It nnra,! tvi. coughs and colds, so I keep it in the house all the tim." Refuse substi tutes. For sale by all druggists. HOT TAMAI.ES. The very best bot tamales can now be secured at the Depot lunch counter, which is open day and nieht. The best of servlcn at this popular place at all times. Phone orders for tamales taken. Phone 886. K. BAKER, Prop. tf So popular has become the camp ing automobile t.Wr that a number automobile manufacturers are plan ning to put out specially deslgued atus' eq"im)ed wltn eiiing appar- To facllitato its work the state Highway commission of Pennsylvan ia will open branch offices in Phila delphia. Harriett..,.., DU.i j other cities, each branch to be the oeadauartera fnr maA i .. particular district- The British postofflce will Inaug urate an automobile service to carry the mails between Stafford and Ro chester, via Ottexetcr, a distance of twenty mlleg, which will mean an earlier delivery of letters In the mornlncs. The mrvi . in t. .. extended to other parts of Stafford- Chicago will likely be the scene or two aurnntrthlla eknn. The Chicago Automobile Trade Deal- id RHsuc at nit nttotiAH o nt.n. Cf.M,ly' and p,ans a,e beiiiK made for v.ii anoiner exniblt. It Is said that the auto dealers and manufacturers of the windy city feel that they can a tract as much patronage at exhi bitions of the kind as can their New ork rivals. The trip of the members of the society of Automobile Engineers to r.urnoe during November will mark another epoch In the history of that organization. The first few davg in England will ha ,n.nt . .t bile show nt nivmnin i -.htw 7 v'. ..tiiuun, in. which cltv thA iattn. , ' .... , .1. , a oy the Incorporated Institution of American Engineers. "men ,8 tne English society corres ponding to the unclotu nf un- englners. A tour of leading factories will also be made. It is estimated that 200,000 pleas ure automohllea nnri ,,.. , n.tn commercial vehicles were manufac tured In 19i0. Tho rim. f,. .1 An I, . ...id IU IUCDO r ?n 0 vary ln weight from 100 to 2 00 pounds a car. An approximate estimate would ninn. ha A steel uBed for this purpose at 15,000 tons. The manufacturing cost of the rims made from this steel would ap proximate $2,500,000 and their val ue at the prices at which they passed ....v, i ubuqs or tne automobile $5 0oroSOOo"ld 1,6 bUt "ttle 1638 tUan Forty states are now represented by motor organizations in the Ameri can Automobile association. North Dakota and North Carolina are the latest admitted to membership. t T r t t f : 5 Y y r t t r FiveAcr B H M-A uiuiicra ill and Only Ten THE 8IISLAW NOTES. FOLEVS KIPXKV REMEDY VS. HOJ"KI,ESS CASE lEYsryWoit ""'fr-'iii-d.ho.iHv ItfiU-i'ct'c llll ' ,T T m L Sawing rrti aHblankensip. ITnn Ark .T P!. TTranmon aova, "f hnd r ftevere case of kidnpv trntiht and could not work and , my case Beemea nopeieBa. jne large Dome or Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and I have never been bothered sine. I always recommend It." For sale by all druggists. Lame back Is one of the most com mon forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain's liniment will give relief. For sale by Kuykendall's drug store. Don't trifle with a cold is good ad vice for prudent me.i and women. It mnv ht vital In paan nf phllH ThA.ro Is nothing better than Chamberlain's uongn nemeay tor eougna and mollis in children. It Is safe and sure. For sale by Kuykendall's drug store. The Wilev f). Alien Co.. eafahlliih- ed In 1876 In Oregon. Guaranteed pianos, $200 up. iour terms ours. A. S. Draper, manager and pxpert tuner aud repairer. 2i East ttth at. OZ5 Vlamotl, lln.aln- Thn Bull.. contents of the old council chamber are now Installed In the old Antlers KlllW.nnn,. In thn r-.. vinir iwmn in I nsc-.ii.l n lull ' hllllrilnir. nnH tha nnlv roiiilniloru i.iTJ ine oia home left are tn the rorm of rubbish strewn about t- floor of the former ofricialQounrll hQ'. T. J.- Hudann whn lnft tv.i tion for West Virgina six years ago" .Biumeu iq riorence last Sunday and says Oregon looks much better "' an tne east. Mrs. Hudson and the children came back several months ago and Tom saya he intends to make his home here. FaperB were clrrnlnton ha, i,i week settlne fnrth in ih. affidavits the reasons why a Hfe saving station Bhould be established by the government at the mouth of the Siuslaw river. Thono rinni.m.nt. were Blgned by a number of our leading citliens and will be sent to Congressman Hawley to be used in his work ln behalf nf thi. ,.,,,. nlty. The Citizens of Otonnrtn hnl.l . meeting Tuesday evening to consid er the question of levying a special tax on tho road district there for the purpose of finishing the drive way up the river bank to the upper Part Of the triwn ami ovtoii,lln the wharf from Ita to deep water. ' It was decided to petition the road aunervlanr tn cnii a meeting of the rotera of bis dis trict to lew A anprinl tnv nf ton mills for this purpose. The Wondllna-Johnson Lumber Co. this week made a large payment Jo Kyle A Sons on the tide land above Acme on which thev tnnk an option aomo time. ago. The same company also notified the Saubert Co. that they are ready to take up that ontion an annn aa a fnrmnlltv connected with the transfer of that property 1 scomplled with. Ed Bacon, a boiler inspector, who was at Acme for several ilnva nvnm- lnlng the boilers In the saw mill thorn want tn M.inlalnn Timet-.. evening, expecting to go on to En- gene next morning. At Mapleton, Mr. Bacon was so unfortunate as to fall from the wharf and break his arm. Florence West. WHAT'S THE REASON? Man Eugene People in Poor Health Without Knowing the Cause. iiicio (i 1 1 .".ui o I'ciiyir win, nrnR out a tnlaerable existence, wllhout real. Iking mn ,! men nui leruiif . uay ache and hfndtiche; auffpr from ner- und aprep.tiion. Jlkaly the kiilncys havr fallen behind Ihelr work of fll lerlnK Ihe blood and that is the root in me mmwir. i.i.n hi yuur Kiancya, talit them In their work irlve them .l.n l.a.lr Ih.V Vim nan Pllla endorsed hy over one hundred llliiuoaitu Kv..., UUI lieig bors In Eunene. Mrs. Alma Jlunt. Rf.5 Klxth Ht..Ku gene. Oregon, enya: "I have ifreat fallh In Itnane Kidney Pllle, havlna- uitfd theru with the beat results. Kor two yesrs kidney trouble clunir to me unit I was completely annoyed by ?(T' I was frequently annoyed by pains lii the baf-k. I tired easily, was languid and nervous snd often had dlr.k spells I have ned only one box of .Joan's Kidney Pills so far but have Improved greatly." Kur sale by all dealers. Prlre r.o crnts . Koster-MlltMirn Co., HufrrfTn New York, sole agents for nie (jnnj.J States. Hemember th name, DOA.N'S, and take no uther. f ? ? ? y f f y y I y y t T f y f f y T t y y T t f y The trnda inlnnlsta nf strongly dnv the Impeachment and noint tn thA hAnflta thA vnrlilnan,.. have received by affiliation with th Bend Bulletin: Exhibited, during tha oulutimllnn In the tvlnrln u.nf If .1. KKgleston's store, were several wocn and Iron parts of an old Emi grant wagon, found 26 yearn -ago sine tne grave oi a cnnu six miles west of the Milllran ranch, and tell ing the sad story of the eatjv efforts of the pioneers to settl 04 part of Oregon. The trial of the MrNamaras has caused many walkouts among work Innmen. asQ nrotest aealnat the nrv y MOST SENSATIONAL PROPERTY OFFER THE MARKET TODAY DO NOT BE DECEIVED -LISTEN TO GOOD, SOUND REASI "We are making this our firsf aniuiiiivi'oinpiit of llir rtvat ost opiiortunitv in this city to.lay. to sopure five acres of the finest gnr.leiiiiig and orchanl laiul. onlv two and one half miles from the thrivinir town of Oeswetl, in tho lnidst of several tlionsand acres of hiKhlv tleveloped sub division properties, pronounced liv experts as uiie.cellt't for liome gardoii-nnd-orchard tracts, at ONLY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER ACRE TEN DOLLARS DOWN, MONTHLY PAYMENTS, OR YOUR OWN TERMS ON THE BALANCE OUR REASONS FOR THIS SENSATIONAL OFFER- ING OF SUBURBAN TRACTS AT PRICES NEV ER BEFORE HEARD OF IN THIS COMMUN ITY, WILL BE EXPLAINED IN A CON TINUOUS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN LISTEN, FKircXDS, LISTEN: Wc challenge any operators in any kind of property in 'this good, old Lanu Comity today to disprove our statements, to wit: Oen well is by far the choicest orchard and garden section in "N.estern Oregon. Hundreds of investors have purchased small tracts in the- vicinity of Creswpll, and will inako their homes there within one to three years. Their pro- perties are being planted into' choice Commercial orch ards. They nrf paying today from $450.00 per acre and ns high as ifUiOO.OO per acre. No, dear folks, they are not fools. Thev realizft tli value nf fo.-;in n ; ; - , . " wj. nimo, uuii-mijjttieu orchard lands. They coino from other great orchard districts. Most of them are professional people, and you "'n' l"ow what sort of rt community they make. We know that the small tracts around Croswoll todnv n.-n dnn .,f the price our competitors nsk. But we can sell cheaper because we bought cheaper, and are satisfied with reas onable profits. Von will reap the benefit of this slaught- . C1 m prices. Why, our neighbor asks $.10.00 more per acre on his entire farm than we ask after we have cleared grubbed and improved the tract, and subdivided it into five acre tracts. Think of it, for only five hundred dollars you can buy at your own terms a fine, sightly well drained accessible, close-in five acre tract of land, todav, in this country, just at the beginning of the greatest inp'ouring of high grade investors ever known in the history of the'lV cihe Northwest. And you will never realize that you are paying for it. The payments are so small that no man can object on the ground of financial inability. And, bear in mind, that you are paying today what would bo cheap tor such properties five years ago. Also remember, that everything on the surface today indicates "that there will ; De no tomorrow" so lar ns securing such land bargains uro concerned. Sale Starts Monday Morning, October 23n Offices of Eugene & Great Western Land Make your selection from blue prints, deposit ten dollars we will take you to the property at vour convenience within ten to fifteen days. If, on inspection vou are not . . : satisfied or if you want to. select another tract, we are ready to please yon as far as we can. If vou do not want he tract, we will gladly refund your leu dollars aud give the other man a chance. READ THE PAPERS AND WATCH OUR STORY OF OUR CRESWELL ADDITION FROM DAY TO tSav IT'S THE TRUTH. HISTORY CONTINUES, THE WORLD MOVES ON BUT YOUR CHANCES FOR SECURING RICHES FROM LANE COUNTY ORCHARD AND GARDEN L BE PAST AND GONE BEFORE YS REALJZE IT. GRASP THE OPPORTUNITY TODAY. SEE US MONDAY MORNING s Asic to See Mr. Skotheim, the President and Manager t Y Y Y Y Y z f Y Y v The Eugene & Great Western una. company, Inc. Offices, Ground Ftoor, New Com'cl Club ?bVKV:3 .'.AAAAA A A A A A A A.- A unions. ceediogs.