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TOGGERY
“The New Iowa”
A Separator of Cream and
The Cream of Separators.
Closest Skimming, Lightest
Running, Most Durable
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Took only medal at Jamestown Exposition
J. W. Quackenbush &. Sons
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SPRINGFIELD
HAPPENINGS
OF PAST WEEK
POSITION FOR ROOSEVELT
Trouble
and ol Kidn,,
Never l>i„
Suswct
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Most people do n-1
90S, in the following manner:
All Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs
leet at 1. O. O. F. hall to form for
arade at 10 a. m. sharp.
Address by J. M. Williams at li
a. m. at opera house.
Basket dinner at 12 m.
Afternoon session at 2 p. m..
Selection by orchestra.
Remarks by Past President Ella E.
Frazer.
Vocal solo, Adele McPherson.
Recitation, Maud Bryan.
Violin solo, Charlie Croner, accom
panied by Emo Hendershott.
Select reading by Mrs. Poole.
Summary of standing of lodges in
district, Bro. Fletcher.
Sol ’. Lloyd Stileij and Emo Hen
dershott.
Recitation. Eva Walker.
Solo, Hazel Huff.
Drill, Hovey Canton.
Orchestra.
The public is cordially invited.
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SOCIAL
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zc the e
. e ptrtill
ing increase and rem..
The 89th anniversary of the ln-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows will
e celebrated in Eugene on April 25,
The new foundry proposition was
brought up at the (' -mmerclal Club
last Friday iiigjit and thoroughly dis
euse-d. One of the gentlemen who Is
Interested In the iHtabllshment of
the foundry at this place was present
and laid his iiiann before the club
and ;;ie citizens of Springflela, con
vincing th- ni that he meant business.
They propose establishing a complete
foundry, one that will be able to take
care of any and all the wnrk that Is
to be done in this l-x<allty, and an-
ticipi • erecting a building to cover
a ground space of 65x120 feet,
I n
their proposal to the citizens, they
ask tnat a free site be given them
and the lumber put on the ground
for the building.
While the request
mean« that should the Coin mere In!
Club accept the proposition a con-
Hlderable amount of money must nec
essarily l>- railed, yet It Is a good
proposition and Hhould be accepted
If poHHlble.
A mmmittee çf thrée
was appointed by the chair to take
further investigations regarding the
site, lumber and raising of the nec- ft.
sary am unt of money, and the com-
milti i- will make a report of their
prog.eBs at th-- next regular meeting.
Go« <1 llaM'luill Ti'uin.
Springfield, as usual,
good ball teum again
The fans were around
s-'rlptl 11 paper Tuesday
pone of raising money
grounds in xhape.
Se
old players that were w
last season will be seer
inunil with the locals, a
also be some new fac<
showed up well an-1 will likely mak-
tile t<-aiii. it is reported that the old
reliable twlrler.
Charles
Taiafero,
will return to Springfield I11 the near
future and will perhajie be Induced
to Klgn up with the team.
New Electric Plant.
The News learns from a reliable
source that the machinery, Including
the large dynamos at the electric
plant, have been Bold to a Portland
firm, and that it will be replaced by
new machinery of a more up to -fate
kind and
greater
capacity.
The
change has been made owing to the
Inadequacy of the present power. At
present the
power ‘furnished has
been overloaded and the light ser
vice has been very poor, and with the
addition of the car Bervice it would
be impossible to furuish the neces-
stry amount of eurrent, thus the
change.
Born
To Mr. and Mrs. William
I’enseline, Thursday, April 9, 1908, a
son.
Burn
To Mr and Mrs. .1. P Hoel-
Friday, April 10, 1908, a daugh-
News.
ODD FELLOWS
WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY
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Swamp-Root, the gre: t 1 • ’“y
fulfills every wish m
uver/byS
pain in the back, k. n-
and every part of tin. utaiar.
It corrects inability ■o holiTS
and scalding pain in j 'sln8 it, or [¡uj
effects following use <
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beer, and overcomes tha
pleasant J
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cessity of being cor
during the day, an.I b'
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times during the lr
'Die rni’.aj
the extraordinary i i;
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is soon realized. It
t!lt M
for its wonderful cu:
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tressing cases. If '
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you should have th
gists ill fifty-cent «n
loUar size». J
You may have a
book that tells a
al out it, both sent fr<
bv mail. Address I):
Kilmer & Co., Bin-.
i** of
L.’.niton, N. V. Wli
writing mention t
- and c.:t¡
i:q)ke any mistake
■member
name. Dr. Kilmer
tlie udiii.ess, Binru.
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no
,of the pa
I -f It, for
coi
1 for many
,that has
I months a
gigantic endowment by Secretary of iusHtlel.
Portland,
April
State Root. The plans, as far as they t'ho-e most Interest I w re - v. n tar
President Roosevelt is to be given
i
have gone, plan to establish a gener I sur.- issed. The work of the Eugene
the position of chancellor of a great al university in Washington upon the <)rnt. rio Society chorus, under the
"national university" which is to be co-educat tonal basis with the Ameri I direction of
Professor
Irving
M.
endowed by Andrew Carnegie for can college system carefully blended Glen is considered by the Chicago
$25,000,000, and
upon
which the with the GernfAn ideal of specializa Symphony Orchestra to equal, if not
plans are now’being perfected,’and tion in order that 41 wid ? general cul 1 excel, that of any other chorus en
will be formally announced after the ture can be obtained upon which to countered on the trip; the men com
Chicago Republican national conven- base the student’s specialized knowl posing the orchestra could not say
tlon, is the substance of a dispatch edge.
Many prominent educators in enough in praise of the directorship
received by the Evening .Journal of America are now being consulted in of Professor Glen, but declared it a
from
its
special
correspond-
this city
regard to the plans.
pleasure to work under him.
And
ent in Washington.
Kt is declared that the plan of the that the orchestra, the chorus, and
The Information, it is asserted, I president at the present time is to the soloists met with the approval of
comes from one whose station is such j go abroad and spend a year in travel. the audiences at the three concerts,
that the statement is Invested with By the time he returns the university was witnessed by the hearty and en
authority.
will be sufficiently advanced to allow thusiastic applause after each num
Carnegie, declares this gentleman,- hint to proceed with the detallB of the ber.
Those who missed the orches
has been prevailed upon to make the I organization.
tra concert on Wednesday afternoon
missed one of the
rarest
musical
treats that Eugene has had for years.
Jan Van Oordt, violinist, and Franz
i Wagner, cellist, are wonderful mti-
I sicians; their mimic comes from the
soul rather than from the mind; it is
grand, majestic, passionate, appeal-
Dan Kelly will train under ''Mike" visited the Kloshe Tlllacum house ' ing, plaintive.
And Mrs. Rose Luti-
Murphy, of the University of Penn- I Wednesday night, and also attended ger Gannon proved herself a con-
the "Golden Legend."
1 tralto of the richest and purest qual
sylvania, to re-eBtabllsh his reputa- '
Professor Carl McClain returned ity; her r-ndering of the Aria from
tlon in the sprints.
The sporting from Portland this w ck.
La Gloconda by Ponchielli was beau
Miss Grace Parker, matron of the tiful.
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It is to be hoped that steps
dormitory,
returned
from
a
short
vis
ability,
or
that
he
never
ran
4 to Dan's
will hi- taken towards the organiza-
1>I I I».
it
in
Portland
Tuesday.
ti
n
of
a permanent oratorio society
the hundred yards in the world's rec
L. R. 7
-, of Florence, visited for Eugene.
Bond,
4 ord time.
It
is
absolutely
necessary
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his sons. Jesse and Paul, l^st week,
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for him to Bhow that he is a 10-sec-
Miss Hazel Bean was a visitor in
I wonder how many of our people
Eugene, the ond man to be generally accepted Portland this week.
know of the work done,by the Fort
throughout the United States as the
Miss Schuecket; visited in Portland nightly Club towacds, b»lping
the
foremost sprinter of America.
Saturday and Sunday.
I niversitv of Oreg m.’ These ladies
G-orge I. M. White, of Portland,
“Mike’1 Murphy
is
perhaps the
have sent out one hundred-circulars
♦♦444444444444444 greatest trainer in the United States. was elected manager of the freshman to each of forty-eight women's clubs
Pennsylvania students
hold
him track team this week. It is very like in Oregon asking for their support of
♦ above any on the Atlantic coast. An ly that the Cniversity of Washington the appropriation bill. X
4 . x-PetinsyIvania student at the Uni freshmen will be brought here for a
44444444444444444 versity said that Murphy would put contest.
A number of the members of the
Kelly in shape if any man could,
During the April vacation the li Kappa Sigma frat°rnity were hosts
To Wallace Brownson and wife, of Murphy's strong point is training.
brary will be open between 8 and 12 at a dinner party given at their chap
Camp Creek. April lfi, 1908, a son.
Itertsch Better.
each morning.
ter house early in the week
The
Ernest Bertsch, the senior who was
No rates are given by the railway guests were:
Mrs. James F. Robin
Will. Hi l i’ I'V II OTHER
hurt in the ammonia explosion in the company to students during the va-
son. Miss Ella Doble, Miss Mary How
TO GET
chemistry laboratory, is improving cation.
ard. Miss Frances Nels-n. Miss Adele
very rapidly.
The accident threat-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T.
Montesano, Wash , April lfi.
One ened to injure on eeye. but Dr. De visited relatives here this week. Mr. Goff. Miss Hel n Beach. Miss Heine
dozen young bachelors of this city, Bar, who is atending him, warded Condon is registrar at the I niversitv Robinson. Miss May De Bar, Miss
Edith Woodcock.
desirous of forming matrimonial al off the Impending
harm,
Bertsch of Washington.
Hances, have formed a club called was experimenting with ammonia in
L. I,. Steiwer is ill at the dormito-l
The Bashfuf Dozen.’ and will p 10I >1 tube, which exploded, striking him ry. He has been confined to his bed
Interest» and see if they can become in the face.
for several dnvs. but ig now be:t r.
hers of the thimble Club, and two
benedtots.
The oflfcers of the club
Y. W. <’. A. Lecture.
Miss Mo-fa Drain, ’ll, is prevented guest-. Mrs. W. H. Hoffman and Mrs.
are Howard Wlntera, president; B.
Mrs. Kristens n. a missionary home by Illness from attending college dur-
1. E. B- in. the former assisted Mrs.
F. Carter, vice-president; W. R. Fln- from China ou a furlough, addressed Ing the rest of the semester,
Herl Willoughby in serving a very deli-
clev, s -retary, anil Harry Llnsem- the Y W C A. April 7 on the sub home is in Drain.
cious- luncheon, following several
tneir, treasurer.
It Is said that the ject "The Chinese Woman from the
Miss 1 Pearl
miss
’earl Wilbur left last week hou rs of ne diework and conversa-
dues will be used In printing litera Cradle to the Grave.”
for i'niou, where she will visit until tioa.
tim- to be
mailed
to prospective
Mrs Kristensen left her home in after the spring vacation.
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brides.
Norway when nineteen years of age,
Miss Blanche Huston left Sunday ♦ The
wedding of ___________________
Miss Etbvli Bar-
and i»<ter several years of training in morning for her home in Portland
hour and Dr. S. D. Read, which oc
Ttie I’sysdiologicai Moment.
hospitals took up the work In Chl-
The Misses Effie and Una Smith, of
na.
She has been there nearly six Pendleton, visited their brother Ed curs on Wednesday afternoon of next
week, is to be followed by a recep-
“Pa. what’s a payschologlcal nio- teen years. She and her husband are gar. during the past week.
tlon from four-thirty until six o’clock
meat?"
the only whites among a half million
Satu Davidson, ’ll, went to Port
"We will suppose that your mother Chinese, and although they have had
at 583 Willamette street.
land Friday night, returning Sunday
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wanted a new $30 hat, and that I many narrow escapes, are very proud evening.
Rev and Mrs. Harry N.
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was down town and had Just met a of their progress.
Mount
Stephen F. Seibird, ’ll, has decid
were pleasantly surprised on Mon
beautiful young lady who found It
<’liiis of 2,50 Next Year.
ed to leave college for the rest of the
exceedingly difficult to keep herself
Registrar Tiffany states -that the semester to take an interest In the day evening by the former members
the
Cumberland
Presbvterian
from falling In love with me.
We freshman class for next year will I nlon Republican, of which his fath of
church, but w.-o are not affiliated
will suppose, also that I greatly ad probably reach 254 or over.
This er is editor.
with the First Preshyterian church.
mired this young lady, and that we year one fourth of all the high school
Each student who goes home dur
had paused in front of a candy store graduates in the state came to Ore ing the vacation Is expected to do During the evening the self-invited
and said a lot
of
complimentary gon, and nyxt year th ore will be near work for the University cause. Last guests presented their pastor with
things to each other and that I had ly 900 In the state, which should oc Wednesday a meeting of the student a handsome 1-ather upholstered oak
finally Invited her inside and bought casion the lr
-ase easily.
body was held at which plans were ' hair and to his wife they prevented
her a big box of candy and that we
a purse of money. The evening end
Me r.in n W Ins
formed.
ed with an elaborate supper.
looked at each other and done a lot
Ralph McEwen won the novice
of sighing, and that then the girl had track meet Wednesday over a horde
sadly said goodby and started
out of close < mp< titors
Some surprises ' \1 I M Ml\ is
and tha I had followed her. We will were sprung by entirely new men.
IH HE-BEVsnX WITXFSs
suppose that, having reached
the True, a junior, who was an unknown
Washington. April 1«
street, I was about to start after the athlete, winning the broa A Jump by
«al witness for th gov
young lady when I heard vour moth- a leap of 19 fee 7 inches, The meet
ihiis Is all a was not
e Hyde-Diarnon.i-Bens
inducted as first announced
re will say by Tral! r Hayward, for nianj of the lar ad fraud cas«-s tie for -» J
ing of guilty participants were far from being
in the criminal etui
your mother novices in track work, Conslde ■able McC’oi rnack. a banker, a
and hurrying complain was heard on
nnd He told af th»- nameroim
involvtn t public lands 1
we will suppose
Oflicen f-r Dorm Tenn*
moment, I wish to
W «wine -day night off leers for the which Hyd and bimsei
You may easily im- "Dorm" -as* ba 11
and
track teams ested financially. The oth
feellngs would be In were eh - - ted as follows:
Baseball e< were Isabella Kin, aid
i*s. But we will sup captain. third floor. Walter Berr4i Curtis and Marian L. Doy|<
pose that I paused, extiectlng her to second t floor, A. J. Elton
Track In Hyde's offices. The deft
tell me that she had be< n following - captain. third floor. Floyd Ramp; to offset the weight of >
me for hours and that she would , second fl -or. A. S. True
Managers, Back's testimony relating
place the case In the hands of her1 third floor. J'hauncer Cunning
transactions by admitting
__ sec
Jar amt t anciuilagna
lawyer at once—say, yx 11 understand. ond floor. "Ted" Cooper. Meets and furnished the money to fl
this Is merely
a
tain deals and that Mr
hypothetical games will he held in May.
For the complete cure
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—that it Is merely a fictitious
was only an agent.
Mr.
la-eal «ml IVr-a-nal.
OÎ CO'/ghs.
constructed for the purpose of
«•olds, asthma and bronchitis an/Za
Professor Schmidt returned from a ^estined that he paid his <
(ration. don’t you*
Well, while trip to Portland TwesJny. where he for
■*-r all the land so pure
»ng complaints tending to consump-
I wa »turning <n-r tn my mind sui h address« -! a German conv-ntlon on that he always drew sight
Hyd c for reimbursement
thoughts we will suppose that your th«- University question.
Ur and wild cherry I
mother came up to me and
said:
tuaL
m,lBU'»0d an estnb.
8 Hamilton. Mr and Mrs. W
■John. I
1 really don’t look well in Hamilton. Mrs J. F. Bark. r Mrs (, j
lished reputation a. . .Un<Ur<1 cou<h
» an en
anything but that ISO hat
Don’t E Sawyers snd Mrs A L. Kldii der
ii»-'ir>'i
' C,'nft*n* no opium or
that yon could afford to of Roseburg, v sited Miss B<
Kid
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r»< »nd can he given with j
ma?”
That »wild be a der and xitend-d the mu
a
*1 iu ment,
8ne
wquid tlvai this week.
to children. Price |t .oo
'
Miss Josie Moorehead, of
PropiB.BC?/vXd. OW,I,,,m’
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University of Oregon News
SpringSuit
Is Here
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You will find it at Hunton'».
He
lias
the
swellest line ul
clothes—tilo famous Mirluels
Stern
Cp.'s
&
make—ever
brought to
patterns and cut; best quality
ol goods.
< ome and see our line br
f<>re you buy—it is no trouble
to show goods, and we are ah
ways ready to do it, whether
you buy or not.
We carry a full line of fur-
nous
nishings
for
men,
prices anil styles are right,
W e own our own builiiisg.
pny no rent and an1 satisfied,
with a reasonable jwofit.
ED. HANSON
No. X East Xinlli Street
DICK CROKER IS
OUT OF POLITICS
’ Pacific Morse Lin '
exprcisly for the need
r**T«fw-
ranchmen. It is * P'” ’ 11
tratinf liniment, a rente'
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relief ol pain, «nd the bc;t I>«•* *
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sprains and sorene-
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curing the wound- «’’-I !"*! .
BARBED WIRE and f r healiM ■
abrasions, sores and ku
Horse Liniment is ft
t'
No other is so food or he w
ways. Mil fails to sa'-
all dealers to refund the r 'rJ'1 _
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