Eugene weekly guard., March 26, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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■V4MBVB WMOKLT QVAM9. THVRMDAT, MARCH 3A. 1®OA
8. F. McConlga is down from the
McKenzie shaking hands with bls
many friends.
J. R. Snyder and wife and R. liar*
dlsty and wife came down from Mar-
cola last evening.
Needs purifying and your whole system renovating in the
Mrs. M. J. Tibbetts, of Ashland, la
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry spring, as pimples, boils, eruptions, loss of appetite and that
Keeney, in Eugene.
tired feeling annually prove.
|
W. L. Archambeau, manager of the
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most effective medicine ever
Warren Construction Company, ar­
Washington, March 21.—An im­ rived up from Portland last night to devised for the complete purification of the blood and the
look after
the
paving operations complete renovation of the whole system.
portant conference was held at the
White House today
The president her».
It will make you feel better, look better, eat and sleep
C. J. Barhlte and bi« adopted son
summoned Senator Aldrich and Rep­
ranch in Doug- better atjd give you the best possible preparation for the hot
left
last
night
for
his
resentatives Payne, Dalzell and Hep­
days of summer, as over 40,00a people have testified in the
burn for the purpose of consulting las county. Wash.
them as to the legislative program,! I ,Mr. and Mrs. L. O Adair return­ last two years.
Today buy and begin to take
ed last night from a short vacation
which it is understood includes meas­
at Bowwell SprIngH
ures amendatory to the employers'
Mrs. C. V. Littler returned homo to
liability act, the bill modifying the'
having visited in
power of Injunction, the Aldrich fi­ Albany tod-«y after
nancial bill, Hepburn’s proposition I Eugene several day«.
Miss .May Baldwin went to Port­ I Usual form, liotilrt. or in tablet form, called Sarsatabn. 100 Doses fl.
to amend the Sherman anti-trust law
land today to visit her sister, Mrs.
and a proposition to prosecute the
W. J White, a few days.
tariff Inquiry during the recess of.
A. J. Bingham, one of the sub-con­
congres?.
The announcement of conclusions tractors for the new depot, arrived
__ : at their t-il
home on
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . sntly entertained
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reached was withheld for the present, i up from Portland last night.
« South Ferry street by about twenty (
Geo. W. Hunter returned today ♦
of th >ir neighbors on
Wednesday '
from Oakland, where h» has been ♦
evening.
The evening was delight- j
♦
working
on
a
new
brick
building.
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' ♦ ♦ ♦ fully passed with social conversation. I
Emil Kopp«*, superinten lent of ♦
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followed by refreshments.
the Eugene woolen mills, 1« home
PFRHOVAIJ4
There Is but little going on in a
—o—-
4 from a business trip to San Francis-1
♦
Mr«. Lester Luckey entertain»! on
social way Just now, due, of course, to
♦ ♦ ♦ co,
_ for Mis« Bessi*
J W Simm n«, orgnrl7«r for the the Lenten season. The past week Thursday evening
(From Friday's Daily Guard.)
Modern Woodmen of Amerlia, la In has been about as quiet as any of Baker. During the evening musical |
rendered
by Miss (
Professor F. G. Young went to the city In the Interests of the order. the winter, and there has ho'‘i expres­ numbers were
Portland today.
Mayor C. P. Houston, of Junction sed « certain sense or satisfaction at Grace Bingham and by Albert and ,
I n an Interesting 1
Mamie Gillette.
J. M. Howe went to Junction City City, was here today attending the
the cessation of the really busy days
today on business.
meeting of the D'-mocrtalc central that marked the Mose of the winter contest on the word “Oregon” the !
prize of an Oregon pin was awarded
J. D. Buell returned home today com mlttee.
These balmy spring
season proper.
from a trip south.
Ml«» Bertha Goldsmith returned days are having the desired effect on to Miss Bessl“ Hendershott. The
guests were: The Mlss«s Rosell Lan-
M. J. Wright, of Florence, Is in to Oregon City today, after having
the community at large and every-
the city on business.
vllsted nt the home of her brother, body who has not iitirelv yielded to tox, Alma Halle, Mildred Gladstone,
May Dlrlckson. Mamie Gillette, Grace
Justice Of the Peace R. S. Bryson Julius Goldsmith, a few «lavs.
the spring fever is making the best Hingham, Bessie
Hendershott, th?
is home from Portland
Mrs. F. J. Miller Is in Eugene visit­ of outdoor hours.
Messrs. Albert Gillette. Chari •- Sig­
up from ing her brothers. Dr. J. C. Gray and
C. L. Monson arrived
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man, Troy Dlrlckson, Eddie Wilkin­
Portland on the local last night.
Elmer Gray, and her daughter, who
Mrs. Russell D. Calkins was hostess son, Warren Wilkins, Clarence Lom­
Miss Maud? Lewis was In the city Is attending the University of Ore­
to
a
number
of
her
friends
at
an
af
­
bard, Stanley Knapp, Glen .Morris.
from her Mohawk home today.
gon.
ternoon party on Thursday. The la-
—o—•
Z. T. Fisk and T A Fountain, of
Mrs. F. A. Rankin went to Port­ dles were Invited to bring thetr nee­
Elmira, were In the city lest night.
Society at CottaW Grove
land today to nttend the wedding of dlework and spend the afternoon,
Geo. H. Kelly and E II. Cox re­ her friend, Ml«« Katherine Horgan,
The social «vent of the week w as
turned last night from a trip to Port- well-known in Eugene, to Paul G. and they were received at tne door the "at home” given Tuesday after­
by little Miss .Madge Calkins.
Th«
land.
noon by Mrs. Ben Lurch and Mrs. J
Wandrey, which will occur In Port­
Attorney Z pfh Snow, of Portland, land Monday evening at. 8 o’clock, pleasant rooms were decorated In 8. Medley, at tbe home of the for?mr.
Mrs W
is In the city on circuit court busi­ Mr. Wandrey Is a rising young bust- holly, f rns and daffodils.
in honor of the patron saint of the
W. Calkins and Mrs. S. M. Calkins
ness.
day. St. Patrick
The decorations
ne«» man of that city.
assisted the hostess In s rvlng lunch
1-ouls Johnson returned this after­
Yesterday's Albany Herald:
Mrs. The Invited guests were the Me«- were elaborate, and very appropri­
noon from a visit with his parents at
ate.
The parlors, dining room and
J. F. Miller went to Eugene this noon dames Cundiff, Starbuck,
Straub,
Creswell.
to visit her daughter, who Is attend­ Wold, Hard, lleckart, 8. D. Allen. hall were festoon«d with green bunt­
M. S. Hubble is much better and
ing the State University. . . . Miss Rooms, Dalzell, Iilatch, Thompson, ing. vines and Irish flag«, while beau­
will be able to be up in a week, bls
tiful tufts of shamrocks were much in
Jessie Beebe, of the U. of O.. passed Staples,
J.
D.
Baker,
Luckey,
physlcluns think.
through this noon for Eugene from Schmidt, ^ocktrllne and Professor evidence. This color srhem« was car­
T. B. Hawkins, of Star. Is In the
ried out In th« table d«?coratfons. the
Portland............................... Mrs. Charles Carson.
city on business connected with his
side dishes being draped ln green
Welch and Miss Clara Welch went to
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sawmilling interests.
crepe pap«r, and miniature Irish
On Wednesday evening Mr. and
J. D. Fields was at Marcola yester­ Eugene this noon for a visit.
Miss Winnie Colvin was a paRwen- Mrs. Julius Goldsmith entertained flags were grouped with the tufts of
day looking after the business of ths
ger for points north on the noon about fifty of their friends at whist, shamrock. Refreshment? were serv
Ax Billy store there.
ed In many courses and comprised
in celebration of their twentieth an
Mrs. W. F Cassidy left today for train today.
A. L. Peter returned home this af- nlversary. Prizes were awarded to many rare dainties of the »«axon, a
Banler, Oregon, where she will visit
feast fit to place before a king.
ternoon from a trip north.
Mr. Helmus W. Thompson and Mrh
relatives a few days.
The social features of the after­
Miss Luta Dunbar returned this Geo. H. Smith,
Several pieces of noon were the interesting and appro­
W. T. Hankins, Jos. Stocks, T. B
afternoon from Newport.
beautiful
china
were
presented
to
Harlow,
of
Star,
Hankins and C. C.
priate games, the fine prise in discov­
Hon. I. N. Edwards, of Junction Mrs Goldsmith
Oregon grape, dan-
spent last night In Eugene.
ering "who was the greenest" was
< 'rtlna and daffodil« formed the dec­
W. T. Bailey Is In the city from City, was In Eugene today.
awarded to Mrs. Paul Jones and was
Hon. J. F. Miller came up from cations in the various rooms.
De-
Meadow.
a very unique and pretty rose jar
Albany
today
to
«fiend
Sunday
here.
lclous
refreshments
were
served
to
up
from
Junction
E. E. Orton came
The prize In the "Irish artist” con­
B.
8.
Hyland
returned
this
after
­
the
guest«
by
the
Misses
Frieda
and
City this afternoon.
test was awarded to Mrs. J H. Cham­
feta Goldsmith, Grace Woods and
J. D. Dammon went to Cottage noon from a trip to Junction City
bers, It being a beautiful oil painting
Mrs.
J.
L.
Clark,
of
Springfield,
re
­
Carrie
Elspass.
Miss
Bertha
Gold-
Grove this afternoon on business.
admirably executed by Mrs lireuger,
Andy Heltzman went to Cottage turned today from a visit In Portland. cnith, of Oregon City, came up tor Mrs. Lurch's daughter. The hour for
Rev. P. K Hammond went to Cot­ t’.io occasion..
Grove this afternoon on business
parting seemed to come all too soon.
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Mrs. L. L. Lewis was a passenger tage Grove this afternoon on a short
»0 royally were the guests entertain­
The Sunday school teacher« of the
to Saginaw on the afternoon train to­ trip
Miss Caro Anderson Is up from her I Hirst Presbyterian church held an ed by the hostesses.
day.
Chas. Welch came up from Albany school near Junction visiting her pa­ I terestlng teachers’ meeting Tues-
| Mrs. S. D Allen. The business nieet-
A society function, elaborate in de.
this afternoon to visit his brother, rents over Sunday.
8. W. Taylor returned this after­
ly evening at the home of Mr. and tall and delightfully entertaining war
Bussell Welch
J. Kavanaugh left this afternoon noon from McMinnville, where he Ing was preceded by a supper, tn the the St. Patrick's "at home” given b
daughter,
Mrs. Ralph
•rvlng of which Mrs Allen was as Mrs. N. E. Compton Wednesday after
for points south In the Interest of the visited his
Starr.
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
stod by Miss Myrtle Kays. Among noon, The decorations were exqulr
Miss Leone Kays came up from ' lose present were Rev. II. N.
ite and appropriate, green festooning
Mrs. W. T. Slater will arrive here
Iss Emma Chase. Mrs C M Col­ daffodils and violets predominating
tonight from Salem to visit at the Portland today to spend Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr. and lier, Mis» Adah Allen. Mr and M/11 throughout the Compton home. Th«
home of her brother, J. M. Howe
Jesse Bounds left this afternoon Mrs. J. W. Kays.
alzell. Miss Nettle Cha«««, Mrs. E afternoon hours went fleeting by with
Mrs. Iliid Kompp came up from .1 Moor««, Mrs. Cloran, Miss Luelln the introduction of appropriate enter­
on a business trip to Dougins county.
to spend llrewster. Mrs. Johnson, Miss Staples, tainment,
In the first place each
Father Fitzpatrick, of Cottage Junction this afternoon
guest was requested to recite, sing
Grove, after
a
visit with Father ' Sunday with her i>arents, Mr. and and Mr« Franklin Staples.
or relate an Irish poem, song or sto­
O'Farrell In Eugene, returned home 'Mrs B S Hyland
I
J W B»l<«»r e»d R. M. Veatch
ry. which occasioned much merri­
on ♦ho local 11 • ntg'1«.
The Thimble Club mot on Thurs­ ment, the prise for the best renditloi
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............ down
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Earl
Hill . arrived
from Cot­ wern nmong ’he Cottage Grove men
day afternoon with Miss Libby Yo- being awarded*to Mrs. D. J. DuBruIlle
tage
(irov
’
e
’
todav.
Ili-
will
leave
for
ln
»«'«lav
attending
the
Demo-
tage Grove today. I.. .................... ..
ran, at her home at 646 Olive street. —a volume of poems.
Tacoma, where ho will play profea- «ratlc central committee meeting,
After a few hours spent at needle­
slonal baseball, about March 2 4.
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The luncheon was served In many
work, Miss Lucile Yoran arriated the cours“», and was dainty and delicious
H G. VanDusen, state fish com-
hostess in serving luncheon. The In­ The host was assisted in serving by
mlwloner, arrived
last night from
vited guests were Mrs. B. S Bryson her sister. Mrs F D Wheeler
I’
the McKenzie salmon hatch-ry ami
Miss Anna
Whfteaker,
Mrs Fred was one of those pleasant occasion?
left for Astoria on this morning's
Chambers, Mrs. 8. 8. Spencer. Mrs which will long be remembered by
train.
W T Gordon
the ladies present, who are unani­
M L. Harper leaves this evening
mous in declaring Mrs. Compton a
San Francisco, March 21. The
for Portland to uring notne his fam­
ytr nnd Mr» Hollister were pleas. charming entertainer
Leader.
ily. who have been there for several gasoline schooner Nellie arrived in
port last night from Magdalena Bay,
weeks.
Mrs. F W. Osburn was a passen­ wher«« she became Involved with the
The
ger to Salem on the noon train to­ Mexican customs authorities.
vessel was chartered by enterprling
day.
She will visit friends there a
men who stocked her with «hoe», can­
few days.
Mrs. C. C. Croner la quite III of la dy. frr«h fruit and various mercl^n-
grippe at her home at the corner of dlse ’o sell *o th«« sailors of the fleet,
which were «riling fast when the
East Tenth and Oak streets.
J M Kitts, of California, formerly Mexican authorities Interfered, ow­
from Ohio, has arrived In Eugene ing to th» fact that the consular In­
and Is living In Fairmount on Four- voice ha«l been neglected. The mat­
ter »aa settled, but most of th«« prof­
te»-nth street with his family.
William Goldson and Henry Wor­ its of the voyage went with the set­
tham, of Corvallis, arrived here last tlement.
night to attenil the funeral of Thos.
The grandmotnera or tne old Dutch
Evans, who was drowned in the Iatug
Dunkard families in Western Penn­
Tom river yesterday.
sylvania have made and used "Hick­
ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised
(From Saturdays* Dally Guard.)
their families on It for a hundred
J. J. Hughes went to Portland to years. Now you can buy It of your
dav on business.
dealers
Ask for It and use It, be­
Miss Pauline Potter Is visiting cause it'a pure: because It will »top
your cough; because It 1» the beat
friends In Salem.
R O. Brady came down from Cres- cough remedy made today
Try It.
well on the noon train today.
For sale by Hull's Bed Cross Drug
Hon. It M. Veatch, of
________
__ Store and all dealers everywhere
Cottage
Grove, wan In the city today.
Miss Elisabeth Elliott went to Sa­
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
lem Inst night on a week's visit.
♦
Hugh Barr went to Portland today ♦
ITT
hl 1» IH W'»l \ 1 s
♦
to be gone a few diys on bnslnrs«
U Is I lls! Ill tatR 1
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♦
Mrs. II C. Mnhon was a passenger ♦
♦
to Portland on the noon train todav. 4*
11
Chicago.
March
♦
E A. Higgins, an Astoria banker, 4« There Is no trn.h In the r*- ♦
wa* an arrival in Eugrna last night ♦ port that the I’xllsn etr In ♦
L. N. Rone re’nrned last nlxht ♦ the New York to Par*1« «uto ♦
♦ race was attacked by wot vet. ♦
from an outing at Bo«w<>ll Springs
Mrs I “ -
♦
Grace, ar
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
tage Grove,
Mrs. I
iwr went to
P >r«land
IF VI KM W
there a few
dav«
W. H. Banks and It. F. Thom, of
Tne merits of the Texas W‘o.l»r,
Junction City, irr* In the city last you w >uld never suffer from kidney,
night.
bladder or rheumatic trouble
|1 a
w. C. Barr and wife arrived down bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
from Wendling on the ■'bullet" last by O J Hull, or by mail
Send for
night
testimonials
Dr E W Hall. ¡93*
David Fby left this afternoon for Oliva st rest. St. Ixmis
Oregon City, after visiting relatives
TWO VIEWS OF A SUBMARINE.
In this city
This la one of the Ititi» mi Puis rin. torpedo boats that have aroused such »
Mst Night Albany subseribed 3«.-
Ml»ses Minnie Slbbetta and Iva Mil­ *44 for a
booster
fund
Tom controversy tn congress. Several of 'he boats are to be went to the Pavlik
ler. of Junction City, «pent last night Rlchardaon and Governor ChamPer­ coast an>1 some to Manila They ha«e r*s'*ntly been aubtected to rigid tests
In Eugene
iata wera arnong th» speaker».
st sea. ami naval experta pronounce'! their work satisfactory.
Your Blood
PRESIDENT AND
LEADERS OF
CONGRESS CONFER
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
i
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MEXICO INTERFERES
WITH TRADING SHIP
University of Oregon News
LAND GRANT
RESOLUTION IS
SURE TO PASS
university appropriation made by tne
The University of Oregon
will
state legislature
probably have the
best
balanced
Alumni After Honors.
Manv Oregon Alumni are coming
track team in its history during the
s -ison for 1908. though the squad is OU? for public office a: the com.ng
elections. Among them the Wm.
not as strong a« the 1907 aggrega­ Cardwell of Roseburg and a prom­
Washington, Marhc 21 —
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tion, uwiug «- ’b« loss of Kelly, Mc­ inent lawyer, who desires to become
♦ The house committee o n pub-
C. -N McArthur
♦
Kinley and Hug. The team will not district attorney.
be made up of stars so much as of an«i K K Kubtl for representatives, ♦ lands today authorized a fa ♦
vorable report on ?he SHDatj
♦
better men in more events, and there­ and F. E. Beach for state senator
♦
fore. while better balanced, may not from Multnomah are strong candid­ ♦ resolution authorizing the at­ ♦
♦
torney
general
to
brine
suit
ates
County Judge G. W. Dunn of J, f C» »•ZX/X'XW''V fsw’rx
be such point winners.
4
The 'Varsity should win the first Jackson county also desires re-elec-
A
of
land
from
the
California
*
♦
two place« in the sprints, for Moores tlcn.
♦
Oregon
P-"
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Railroad
Company
and Huston without fail wor second
Assembly Address.
♦
i MU«.« uaiCU
<-?e ùvu.utru
rrui
and third last year, when Kelly was
Prof. F G. Young addressed the + Pacific.
♦
This
land, it i, ♦
here to take first. There ar ■ also assembly Wednesday morning on the
What is the University of ♦ charged, was acquired by the ♦
other fast men whom Hayward is subject
bringing out.
In the quarter Reid Oregon for, Anyhow?” He showed ♦ company by grant from the ♦
Is much stronger and should run that that the state colleg-mhere was for ♦ government on condition ’hat 4
race in about fifty seconds. Dodson practical work as well as culture. ♦ it be sold at 12.50 an a« r it 4
and May will be very swift for this The address was very entertaining, ♦ Is asserted that the company 4
race and the half.
Billy Wood is and Instructive as the speaker also ♦ has refused to so dispose of 4
z. th« land.
showing remarkable good form in the went into the history of the institu­
mile and a half. Sievers, a freshman, tion.
ran ont mile in a relay race on a
Meteor < 'a»t.
very slippery track in 4 46, and Is
The plaster
cast of the meteor NINBTY-S1X-YEAR OLD
PION KU . IS |,n„
expected to go under 4:40 for which was found near Portland be­
that distance in the spring
Lowell, fore the Lewis and Clark fair was
Mrs.
Julia
Lawlor.
famll|ari.
who has run the mile close to 4:40, placed in the geology
rootp.
It
is working nard on th» mile and the weighed nearly a thousand pounds, known as "Grandma Kronb ilm, and
quarter, for which he is also good. but the original meteorite tipped the one of the oldest pioneers of this sek
Down«, another frtshman, acts like scales at the eighteen ton mark. It tion of Oregon, died this afternoon
a 4:40 miler, and before he gets out is now at the Smithsonian institute. at the home of her daughter Mrs
of coll«*ge may go to 4:30—some­ The cast was the gift of W. M. Ladd. John Kronholm, tn Fernda.«-, sayith
Marshfield Times of March It I)-alk
thing no man has ever done at Ore­
Iztcal (Hid Personal.
•‘Weary” Char.aler, accompanied was due to a complication of in8 ¡n
gon.
In tbe pole vault the 'Varsity will by Harry Moore, of Portland were eident to old age, and follow.»] a i0B,
be represented by Robinson and Rob­ guests at the Sigma Nu house this illnes».
erts.
Robinson was a second place »■eek. Weary is a former graduate
Mrs. Lawler would have been 97
man last year, and Robert s Is a -new of Oregon, and is enroute to Calif­ years old in April. She was burn In
man. who, while possessing little ornia where he has a mining position. Carlow, county Carlow, Ireland, and
form, is fleet and strong. The lumps
For a
Tonight the Y. M. rC. A. elect of-1 came to America in 186:
will be a problem. Kuykendall, the fleers for the
coming
year. On<f time she resided at San Jose, then
high hurdler and tra«-k captain, is week from Saturday the members moved to San Francisco, and from
likely to go Into both broad and high. will build a cement sidewalk on their there to Gardiner City Douglas coun
In the broad h“ can b<- good for near­ property at the corner of A. street ty. Oregon, in 1876. She remained
ly 22 feet.
The high jump seems and Eleventh.
there until the —
big
fire ... of - 18*1«.
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........ which
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s'lghtly weak.
Moullen Is a good
P. H. Cole, leader of the O. A. C. , practically destroyed the town, and
man for around five four, as are sev­ ,« bat........
i then
she came to Coos Bay.
ilnst W. 8. C. ran |*
‘
eral others, but five eight is invaria­ sacked the 'Varsity library this week j
Mrs. Lawlor was one of the best
bly ne ded for first place.
for material.
known citizens of this city,
Zacharias in the weights may be
Miss Ruth Dunniway is able to at-1 1 scores will sincerely mourn the and
loss
good in the hammer and shot for tend to her college dutl s, having re­
first pla««- a- an? m«.’. bat for second covered from a severely sprained «¿f their aged friend. .With ever a
Tmlle
gr<
smile
and
kindly
greeting,
she
did
and third place men there are no ankh*.
much to drive away cart. She be­
good men yet developed
Moullen,
A number of the Cottage Grove
McIntire. Voight, Neal. Grout and militiamen visited the 'Varsity Tues­ came especially well-known daring
her stay at the Central hotel while
Gardiner are big men trying out. but day.
her daughter operated it.
none seems to have sufficient form
Miss Ada Coffey visited Drain Sat­
to be certain of a place.
urday and Sunday.
While to some the outlook seems
Prof. DeCou addressed last week
a little bad, the material Is so much the Modern Travelers’ Club, a lady's
better than in most years, that there organization at Albany.
is little reason for discouragement
'Varsity quartettes and speakers,
at Oregon.
However, Washington the latter sometimes students, but of-
and O. A. C. are thought to have tener alumni, will canvas many por­
much stronger teams than last year, tions of the state this spring.
which makes the problem of calcu-|
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of
latlng points uncertain.
Klamath Falls are visiting friends
Can Swan Enter?
hero.
Some discussion has been raised
Miss Alberta Campbell returned
as to whether Claude Swan, the O. A Monday from a visit in Portland.
C athlete, will be allowed to com­
Mr. J. T. Williamson of LaGrande
pete this year on track, owing to his vlsit«*d Saturday and Sunday with
trip with the Nome, Alaska team, his daughter. Naomi Williamson, '11.
during which ft was stated In the
Frank Sullivan, a university stu­
papers he was receiving a salary for dent, went to his home at Oregon
Such action should make City Saturday. He is troubled with
coaching
him a professional, This will be the blood poisoning in one of his knees.
'»st year that he will be able to
Reuben Steelquist, Henry Davies.
•»lay on any O. A. C. team owing to I>eRoy Wood and D. L. Lewis, with
at
Walla Harvard Moore as accompanist, went
the agreement formed
Walia in case he is not held as e to Brownsville March M to sing at
professional.
a meeting held there In the interest
Test« in Cement.
of the university apptopriaton. To­
The engineering students of the morrow they go to Halsey.
senior class at the University are
H. G. VanDus’n, rotate fish com­
making some practical experiment? missioner, visited
his son Arthur
are (lie kind that we always car-
to test the permeability of concretf this week.
work mad ? of hydraulic cement with
Mr«. J. S. Cooper of Independence
ry in stock. The Michael«,
various
constituents.
A concr t<
visited her daughters,
Misses Ma-
work that will be absolutely im­
Stern A Co. brand is a guaran-
b«*l ad Francis, Instructor and stu­
perishable to water has long been
dent respectively in the Unlversty of
sought, and it Is known that son» Oregon this week.
tee of excellence, all wool »nd
work Is much more so than others,
President P. L. Campbell of the
hand tailored l>y the belt of
depending in a large degree to the
University returned Wednesday from
various proportions of clay or oth­
a trip to Portland.
The Portland
workmen.
er elements of the base,
Realty Cl«ib has passed resolution?
The class, consisting of J. A. Mc-
Big reductions on ail winter
favoring the 'varsity.
Arthur, Rcy Zacharias and Walter J.
P. E Newell, a graduate of the
Moore, with Carl McClain. Instructor
Suits in order to close them out
University of Oregon, class of 1907,
and fellow wvrker, will make about
Is visiting his parents this week. He
and
make room ror new Mock.
300 brick, with various Ingredients
is employed in the city computing
and suhmt them to sever« tests. At
offices In Portland.
We carry a full line of fur-
a consderable expense they
have
L. H. Johnson of the University
made machinery for carrying
out
nisliings for men, and our
went to Creswfll Wednesday.
their experiments.
They
have a
Miss Carol Johnson spent Saturday
washer for churning and cleansing
prices and styles are right.
at Cr«' wvisiting her parents, Mr
the riv^r sand and gravel, a unique
and ?’rs. A. J. Johnson.
We own our own building,
furnace with revolving cylinder for
George E. Houck of Roseburg was
drying the sand and gratel, and a
In
Eugene
Wednesday.
He
was
a
Wedn
«sday.
|«»y
no rent and are satisfied
shaker with a series of sieves, sorting forme-
’ ¡dent a* Oregon.
the gravel into various sizes and run
Cor.: 'Hus Beebe passed hfs ex-
with a nutsonable profit.
with electric power.
amination far the Rhodes scholar-
Pr» scott a Winner,
ship, '’.'he fa culty will next dtcide
____ of
t Resolutions were adopted at the these '
__
meeting of the Intercollegiate Ora­ ell 1 • a dldater, Bolton Hamble, Ce.
_.s at d l’e< be' which shall bt
torical Association of Oregon
col­ give
r 3?holar«hp
leges last w *ek favoring the Univer­
Ne:
sity appropriation and that of the state < j. b ' la ..March 26, the Inter-
“ will be held here. Ida-
Mommouth Normal. In fhe evening ho's n
ve team meeting Oregon's
Bert Prescott won the decision of the affirr
judges on b kh delivery and compo­
sition
He was the fourth Oregon TIIR
man to win in sixteen years
The Judgi s on
composition
tr
No. N Hast Ninth Street
whom the orations were submitted
Sa
Eugene, Oregon
irrh 21.—Three train
were: Judge Stephen A. Ix>wel| of
men *-t
ill d and another serious
Pendleton, Prof E. M. Hulme of the
when an engine on the
University of Idaho and Rev T 1, ly iajn
Copper P
railway jumped the
Elliot of Portland. Those on deliv­
track, plunging into a rtamp'mill.
ery are Rev. H. O Henderson of
Portland. At orney William Y Mas
A sure cure, one you can d?benrt
ters of 1‘nrtlsnd and City Sup-rin
upon. Hl-korq Bark Cough Remedy
tendon’ Pow rs of Salem
A sure cure and It's pure. Ust
“
’ it
A meeting of the association was ?
tor al]
nil lung troubles,
troubles. coughs,
o,u '
colds.
held on Frtdr y afternoon and the fol- [or
owing office '» for next year wen hoarseness and sore throat. For sale
lected
Pre ¡dent R R . Clark of firs^eta' R.“d |CroM nr”K S’ore and
I A C:
.•«ary Earl A Nett of first-class dealers everywhere.
McMinnville
college
treasurer,
Thos R Tow nsend ot Jragon.
<.»m«*- Pay I qK-ns-«,
An ar'tcle criticising the employ
men: of Coach Forb-s by the foot­
ball managen;«nt comments on
a
an o itrageous expenditure of money
for the university, evidently under
the impression that the university
foots the bill. This, however, is not
th.» case, as al! expenses connected
with the footbtll team .are paid
from the procfcls of the game«.
l-ast season Oregon's share of the
A**W York March 21— in an au-
net proceeds . f he Idaho game w «■
sppr. xlmately il.Ofta, of the Corvi! thorltat
ent Fr*n* Bartlett
I?.*rry Thaw and his
Ha game. 11.00». and i of the Mult-
PORTLAND. ORE-
Mr
’
X.
nomah game. 32000
It was from
mrha.lc«,., denied there -------
« , today
this money that Coach i
_
___
_
Trost was
p was a dis-
be'”*n membe
paid ana xll other expenses met
• •-ers of th'
ramily
regarding
th
The enth? management of stu­ «ed
'*’** oPtalon expre«
dent body affairs .. ’eh In the hand«
Twriii»»'«? '
..
1*3...:
» I«
LA\
of the et ident body and the univer­
«
in.m
'* AV-
sity merely s.ipervf«e„ this manage­
imi. «• Be» •«•» •>•'<
7
'
. MW<I e"S
i
* V
ment
Every cent of expense of the
T«ke »• at her Bwr
«.TTW®
BeWMlaL
A»»
Se
<
•»«
«
”
’.
*
ow
various »earns Is n*,d by the stu
1»(*V»X»> HU«'»» • 1,1 • . .»
dents and does not come out of the 'Th.
y-in-n —e Sert.S»'«»« « ' .
P.rt2u,
Good
Clothes
Marked By
Quality
and Style
ED. HANSON
'G olden
W est
r
THAW FAMILY
REGARDING HARRY
CLOSSET & DEVERS
GtiiCtttSitK S PILLS
SOLD BY DRLÛÙISTS LU^Bt*