Morning Register from Eugene, Oregon • Page 6

BOTTOAY, DECEMBER 6, 1008. MORNTNO KEOIBTEB such 'things as Insectivorous or carnivorous plants, but it Is doubtful if irnnw wa hnvp AUch Dlants grow Business Professional CardslCWMLY t-WP I Real Estate City New house 7 rooms close in, modern amnped, junt to buit ou, 'iflrije shade trees, eautof Vill-ftftA amette St. jUUU Vacant lot, very cloi in, almost beside of business now, lOOxlGO. This is aburgaiu OQO For Investment rooms, 1 block to car, good barn, easy (lOfin terms only -Lot 60x150 close OCA in, only uU For Income Farms 40 acres. 4 miles out, pood buy 6 QC an at 03 acre 440 acres stock ranch, 150 under plow.

Let us show tou this olace, 12 miles out, fflfi 7C an good road 1 0. acre For Home 7 room house, finished in California Red Wood. It is one of the best in the city, modern, location the beet, woith $5000 now (Mrnn only J4)l0 Above arc bub a few of the good things we have to offer. ZIMMERMAN RUGH Phone Main 64 22 W. 8th St.

"UE BRE4KERS" Opera Hpuse Block Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits. Confections, Soft Drinks, pool and billiards. A share of patronage solicited Jay McCormick, Prop. AlCTIONEERING Done at reasonable Rates any place in Laneu ity J. M.

Kitchen PHONE FARMERS 16X1 REGISTER ADVERTISING PAYS ATTORNEYS CALKINS, W. W. Probate practice. IxiauB. Insurance.

U. S. Commiiiaian r. 528 Will. St.

Phone, Red 2841. VAETI.V, W. O. Practice in all courti an tbe state. Office over Crescent store.

Willamette Street. NESS Practice In all courts in tbe Btate. Office room 3, (up stairs) Walton Block. HARBAUGII, I. N.

Divorce and estate cases especialty. Insurance. Boom 5 First National Bank Bldg. JtTOODCOCK POTTER Practice in courts in tbe state. Office 'in 'Chrisman annex, Ninth Street.

"TEA VIS, L. M. Collections and Probate matters a specialty. Office over Eugene Loan Savings Bank. UrTNTERMEIER, C.

A. Land Titles and Probate specialties. Office Conner Eighth and Willamette Streets DORRIS, GEO. B. Office up stairs in Hovey Building.

Dooms 1 and 2, corner Eighth and Willamette Streets. THOMPSON HARDY Boom 3, ot- er First National Bank, corner Ninth and Willamette Streots. KIPWORTH, O. F. Office over the itnn Drug Co's.

Store. Main 112. ALLEN, 8. D. Office 559 Willamette Street, over Eaton 's Book Store, Phone, Black 2881.

IDE NEFFE, F. M. Ground floor Hovey Building, cor. Eighth and Wil lamette. Phone, Main 534.

BILYEU, L. Office in Hendricks 684 Willamette St. Over YoranV Bhoe Store. Phono Blk. 1481.

H. E. 8LATTERY Practico in State, and Federal Courts. Notary Public, Office rooms 9 and 10 upstnirs. Hovey Block, Eugene, Oregon.

PAUL MERRILL Rooms 8 and 10 Mc' Clung Building. Cor. 8th and Willam-Btte Sts. Telephone Red llfil. I PHYSICIANS i-BEARDSLEY, G.

S. Rooms 10 'and -17, McClung Block. Office and Res-; idenco, Phono, Main 47. IBEOWN, L. W.

Office in Chrisman1 Building. Hours. 8 to 9 a. 12 to p. and 6 to 9 p.

m. 'BAY, F. M. McClung Building, 8th 'and Willamette. Office Phono, Blk.

3171. Residence Phone, Black 2611. HARRIS, J. W. Office over First National Bank, 509 Willamette Of- Hce Phone, Main 6.j2,: Res! Main 76.

3HARRIS, T. W. Cnlls attended to night or day. Office over Crescent Storo. Residence, Smecdo notol.

SPROSSER, W. 0 Specinl attention to diseases of noso, eyo, enr, throat. uocKwith Block, mono, Black 1291. JLEEP, DR. K.

A. Temporary office Chrisman Bldg. Office hours 8 to 11: 1 to 8. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Ff days good and every 'MJel is worth the eoftl and more. can make least ue lt to buj room house, Dev a strictly mod'ora 5-room city water, Jiectinns, 8treet to university 4 tl( the im.vJ,,,goodefM room yh ectneity, lot' 80 close in property, 1 ean be gwl A vnennt 3fi tU HUlS all WBW Iot 'or 10 acres, 2 miles "from house and barn, applet "os prunes, and IBaU' a Bnnp JO acres, on river rojia', bara, granary, some fruit ti only 16 acres 3 'mile's from new buildings, apples, Z'.

ries, berries and other fmit, a good one for 20 acres, 15 and 5 fe cherry trees, 5 acres timber good house and barn, neari; new iggQ, Don't be afraid of a good honorable real estato man hi will do you more good tlisi harm, and can if he is nqnare show you better bargaini than you can find for yourself. List your property with us if you want to sell, and if you want to buy it will bj to your advantage to eomt and see us, and we will be pleased to show you around. ou never will buy for 1cm than right now. Call on or ad dress MORSE BULLARD Phone Black 3116. Office; 638 WILLIMETTB 81, 7.

H. Ellis Concrete Constructor Mfg. Cement Pressed Brick and Concrete Building Blocks PhoneBlk5521 Res. 854Higb Williams Transfer Co. Light and heavy hauling Wood for sale, also coal.

Office Phone, Black 1141. Ees. Phone. Black 1321 405 Willamette St. ing right here In Florida.

Nevertheless there is a plant, or rather herb, growing 'here which Is really Insectivorous. It Is likely that on account of Its being extremely small ft has escaped notic e. In fact, It seems to have been overlooked by the batcnlsts also, as we are unable to find It classed among the sensitive plants. This Is an annum herb and1 the entire plant, including tihe flower, is of a deep, rich redcolor. It rarely reaches a freight of more than three Inches and to DAvr ort hrnnfl.

ThA leaves are spatuate When undisturbed and pre sent may smmi rioriuae aim bcc-iocd at their tips a tenacious fluid which Is nnnnhln nf hnldincr the verv small in sects, such as ants and the like, upon wnlch it feeds, wtnen any oi inese lgrat In Iho flllln fllld t'ttlirh these flbrillac the leaves slowly acquire a deep cut hape and sometimes curl completely up over their victims. When they have absorbed the insedt they slowly recover their original leaving only the skeleton of the Insect remaining. These plants grow on the very low. flat, poor and sandy ground. They ap pear In the late winter and early spring mcnths.

JUNCTION CITY JOTS (Times, December 5.) B-rn November 29, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, a son. On Sundey, November the. 29th, Mr.

J. E. Butler was 73 years iola and the the event was celebrated at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. G. M.

Jackson. A royal old-style turkey dinner was served, and It was arranged to surprise Mr. Butler. Relatives to the number of thirty joined in the happy occasion. The Star Theatre, which Is owaed by Elmer Dinges, was opened to the public Friday evening and had a good run itf patronage.

The room has been fixed up in attractive shape, elevated seats and everything fixed comfortably. Mr. Dinges will not place any pictures on exhibition that will be the least objectionable and the best of order will be maintained'. City election M'anday. There Is no strife for office but it Is to be hoped that all will have the best interests cf the town In view and elect god men.

Thces prominently mentioned for councilmen are Fred Peil, Dr. Hicks and Forrest Miller. These are all good, reliable business men. D. R.

Hill has purchased the quarter block nlcrth of the residence of S. L. Moorhea'Ji which he expects to build a fine residence. He Is placing his farm In condition leave in the care of Mr. and Mrs.

Hill are excellent people and their coming will be gladly welcomed by their many friends. Another buslnes house will be built In unction and as soon -as the lumber can be secured at that. W. R. Summers has let the contract to Ym.

Leppert for a two-story frame building 30x50 en the vacant lot adjoining the Star Theatre. The building has already been leased to Wm. Leppert and Chas. Butler who will conduct a blacksmith anil wagon repair shop, also repairing furniture, etc. Degree of Honor Elected Chief of Honor, Carolyn Miller.

Landy of Honcr, Jennette Moorhead. Chief of Ceremonies, Josle Mocrhead. Recorder, Arvllla H. Powell. Financier, May R.

MJcorheaa. Usher, Iva Miller. Receiver, Clara Lee. Inside WTatch, Ida Kirk. Outside Watch, Bert Jaxkson.

Trustee, Amanda Lee. Medical Examiner, Dr. N. L. Lee.

Musician, Lois Parks. Captain, Arvllla Powell. Watts for Watches An Edison Phonograph on the Tree Thon a Christmas brightened by songs, music, dances and stories; then long evenings nindo short throughout the winter, by this same entertainor. The Edison Phonograph A gift appreciated by all, from the baby up, from Christmas dny on throughout the year and in other years. r-inrrnai EEGISTEE BUILDING DIEEOTOBY GARRETT MITCHELL Real Es tate and Loans.

bugeue and rt ilium etto alley property lor sale. EUGENE ELECTRIC CO J. O. Thorn as. Everything electrical.

Register building, I'uone, Alain O. K. SAMPLE ROOMS Good lieht, Register Building. Day Phone, Main JUS. Wight i'houe.

Main aa. HASTINGS SISTERS Manicuring i Massaging, etc. Register Bldg, ifoom 1 lo o. i'none, uaa otsi. DR.

LULU MUNKERSMARQUAM specialty: Diseases ot Women ana Children. Register Bldg Phone B6231 JESSE 0. WELLS Lawyer. 481 Will amette Bt. 1'lione.

Main Juts, special attention Examination Abstracts, etc TOWEL EXCHANGE VAN BUR EN, W. V. Towels and racks furnished. One towel delivered week Res. 998 Oak St.

PLUMBING HALL SHUMWAY Sanford corner Seventh and Oak Streets. Phone, Black 1371. LONG HALL Commercial club corner Tenth and Willamette. rnono. Main.

fMU. STORAGE HALL, GEO. T. General Storage bus iness. Large warehouse near freight depot: Address, Geo.

T. Hall, Sr. TIMBEB DEVEREAUX TRIPP A specialty of timber lands. Office McClung Cor. 8th and Willamette Sts.

HOUSE MOVERS BARRINGER, W. J. Moves anything 25 years experience. Residence 15th and Oak Streets. Phone, Red 4511.

HUNT, J. B. Expert in house mov ing and building moving. Residence 528 Ferry Street. Phone, Main 533.

TAILORING CECIL, MS. G. F. Tailoring, cleaning and repairing. Room 18 Theatre block.

Work guaranteed. GLADSTONE, W. S. General Tailor ing business. 632 Willamette Street Phono, Black 1041.

ABSTEACTEBS LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Rooms 2 and 3, Warren Building. Prices reasonable. Phone, Red 1111. A.

E. WHEELER CO. Oldest Abstract company in Oregon. Office, Hovoy Block, Phone Main 98. CEMENT CONTEACTOE MYERS, G.

Gross hotel, Phone, Main 13. Foundations, sidewalks, ete. See nip for figures. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER BERTSOH, EDNA Public stenographer. Room 5, over Crescent Store.

Phono. Rod 1111. GARDENERS DE ROO, A. D. Landscape gardening.

Orders taken for nursery Stock. Phone Red 4702. TRANSFEES BILLMIRE BROS. Office Phone, Black 0411. Residonco Phone, Red 2742.

Orders promptly attended to. SMITH '8 Office, room 19. Theatre Block. Phone, Main 32. Res.

Phone, Wed 4H12. Sin Jefferson Street. PIANO TUNEE WARNER, M. O. 405 Washington Street.

Work promptly dono. Guaranteed to bo tlio best. VETEEIN ABIES CHRISTIE, DR. J. Veterinary and county stock inspector.

Phone, Main 612. HOPKINS. DR. HENRY Forty years' practico. Bailey's Livery bnru.

Res. 301 Ferry. Phono, Rod 5091. PAINTER TABLER, O. T.

rninter, finishor. Bids on contract work by request. Write mo at Eugene. Oregon. J.

S. Luckcy, tlio reliable jeweler, established in Eugeno sinco 1869. The place to buy a Christmas present where you nro protected. Just Arrived Something new in Wallpaper Come and see for yourself Fred Ludford Practical Painter Signs, Papering and House Painting 102 W. 8th St.

Eutene, Ore. Promised Eugene by Superintendent Gilkysun J. W. Gllkyson, division superintendent of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ompany was In the city yesterday. Mr.

Gllkyson Informs the Register that with competition the extra lines north to Portland and south' to Roseburg the business centers of the valley will get much Improve! service. Here in Eugene the work of putting the tliy on a complete cable system, which Is now well under way, is responsible for much of the trouble causing unsatisfactory service. He says in making the change they are forced to come Into contact with live wires, but it cannot be helped. The proces Is entirely different from that of Installing a new plant. Until the work Is complete many applicants for new phones ure requited Do wait be cause It Is Impossible to give them the service until the equipment Is In; Mr.

Gilkvson savs when the new sys tem is finished Eugene will have the finest In the state and the facilities will be improved fully 75 per cent. When the new switch board I installed in new quarters tlio operation room will be completely isolated from the public thereby alone increasing the efficiency of the service fully 25 per cent. Mr. Gllkyson says If the Kugene public will be. patient a little while longer all the features that have been unsatisfactory will have been elim inated.

AMUSEMENTS SIS HOPKINS There is much sweet sentiment in Sis Hopkins, that delightful rural comedy which comes to Jugene theatre on Wednesday, December 9 for an engagement, with Miss Rose Melville, the originator of the quaint country girl, uvmg the titlo role. The sentiment is one of the kind wlii Hi appeals to one '8 finer feelings, and this with Miss Melville siip-urb acting and the clean comedy of the play, has made it the marvelous success which it is. This is the tenth season that Sis Hopkins has been presented and everywhere Miss Melville is greeted with crowded houses Tile story of the play is not complicated by nny social problems. It is a plain, unvarnished tale of the simple life of the people of Posey conntv, In diana, where Sis was born and brought up. In the netinn of the piece there comes into the life of this homo-body girl, an unscrupulous man, who trading on her affections, endeavors to defraud her of a pitifully small bit of nioadow hind.

Discovering his treachery Sis, whose philosophy brightens the play, loaves her homo to go into tlio world t- learn at first hand what it really is like. Clad in tli3 homespun of the farm she departs, nnd when she returns it n-i the accomplished, beautifully gowned young woman of the world who however, has lose none of her gentility or purity of diameter. The play abounds situations which are thrilling in their dramatic intensity; it brims with de-locnbo comedy nnd quaint philosophy. There isn't a falso note in it, nnd Miss Melville's art in tlio portrayal of the character of Sis gives to the drnma a finish which makes it perfect. Miss Melville's mnnnger, Mr.

.1. R. Sterling, ha given the play a scenic production this season which is exuisitely artistic. SEAT SALES FOR "SIS" OPENS AT EUGENE THEATRE ON DECEMBER 9 The sent sale for Sis Hopkins which appears at the Eugeno theatre, Wednes-dey, December tho 9th, will be open at the theatre box lofflce ot nine o'clock sharp Tuesday morning and the sale for tho "Lion nnd the Mouse" which plays Friday night, December 11 will open Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Under no consideration what ever will seats be reserved before the box office opens and nil seals that are laid nslde that are not called for by eight o'clock, the evening of the performance will be placed on sale unless the management Is notified expressly by tho party that they will call for them.

This Is the first time on the const that Sis Hopkins has played for dollar proces nnd tho Eugene thentro will play the attraction at that price Wednesday night. GF.O. II. SMITH; Mnnnger Eugeno Theatre. CURIOUS HERB OF FLORIDA Red Plant Which Feeds Upon Anti Other Insects.

Almost everybody knows there, are I i Will You CANNON, C. H. Diseases of women -and children a specialty. Office rooms 1, 2, 3, Dunn Blk. Phono Main 540.

TITUS, J. F. Offieo 581 Willnmotto Street. Iios. 632 Pearl.

Thone, Muin 631; Office. Main 029. OPTICIAN iHARD.FRANCE LUCILE Opt ic 1 a einu and Rcfractionist. Rooms 1-4 '-Now Chriamnn Bldg Phono Main 482 OSTEOPATHS MAURER.M'RS. ANNA All curable1 diseases treated.

Rooms in Dunn UY? 5STUDLEY, II. L. Consultation free. Office over Chambers store. Res.

Phone Blk 1321. Ofe Phone Blk 3207 A 30 acre tract near city limits, all cleared and under cultivation, well improved, on easy terms, at $6,000. A beautiful residence lot in best portion of Eugene, old house suitable for occupation for time being, at $2100. The best improved and most thoroughly equipped stock farm in Lane County, consisting of 550 acres, at per acre, $20. Thirty acres river bottom land, 24 being under cultivation.

miles from city, at per acre 140. The best buy on inside, improved business property in the city. No Trouble to Show the Goods DENTISTS HARRIS, M. Rooms 2 nnd 3 Mc-- Clung Cor. 8th nnd Willametto "gt.

Sunday hours, 9 a. m. to i 18 m. Si HAY, J. Office over First Nation-al Bank, comer of Ninth and Willamette Bt roots.

TrVILLOUGHBY, C. B. Office McClung Building, Eighth and Willam-etto Streets. Phone, Red 1501. WHITSON, L.

L. Crown and Bridge -Work a specialty. Offlco over Yor-' an's Shoe storo. Phono, Black 2842. SMITH, O.

E. Rooms 9 and 10; Loan fe Savings Bank Building. Phono, Black 1181; Res. Phone, Red 2031. MEAD, S.

D. Over Hall's grocery tore. Office Phono, 1731; Residents Phono, Blk. 1731. WILLOUG BY, R.

L. Offico In new Coleman Building, rooms 1 and 2. Wicme, Red 0271. UNDERTAKERS OORDON, W. T.

Office and residence -Corner Tenth and Olive Streets. Office Phone, Red 4482. Res. Red 4481. WAY HENDERSON Undertakers and funeral director.

Nn 9 Wml eleventh 8treot. B00EGTIE8 WOHALIST LOCAL Meets everr Tuesday Tentn at Wrmnk'i hall, at 8 o'clock. i Hnvo you heard tho new Ambcro! Records They play four minutes Ccmo in early before the last minute folks crowd the store. You can buy now for Christmas delivery. HULL'S Red Cross Drug Co.

Agency Hollenbeck McMurphy 487 Willamette St. Phone Black 4411.