Eugene weekly guard., October 01, 1908, Image 13

INITIAL SHOWING
Women sTailoredSuits
In a11
new styles and patterns, in elephants breath, blue,
London smoke, brown, gray, tan and black. In plain and
stripes, trimmed in all the new and fancy btaids and trimmings, in all sizes and styles.
Made by the best Chicago tailors, with the best of lining and trimmings. We have a lady
to do our fitting and altering that has had years of of experience tn some of the larger
¡ties. Every garment is strictly Man-Hand Tialored.
Prices $18.00 to $75.00
Showing of Fall and Winter Skirts
In a- styles and shades irom the very finest to medium grade in all sizes and colors, every
skirt made to fit you perfect. Come in and see our line the most complete in the city.
Prices from $1.50 to $20.00
Men’s Fall Suits
When you want a suit you want one
that-’is new and nobby in every respect,
up-to-date and very stylish. Our cloth-
ing! ¡department is strictly up-to-style in
all colors and workmanship. A full line.
COME IN AND LOOK
each of these samples two o
were found the same in each,
inly of the two was suggestive
wage contamination, and iden-
Thls organism did not prove
a»
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allied species.
Its character,
ther with the number of bacteria
each of these two samples sent,
render both of them suspicious aud
undesirable for drinking purposes,
iu their present condition, especially
The following letter from Dr
the sample from Bradley creek
Chemically the few tests of the
L. Cheshire to the mayor and
two waters that could be made from
council, and the accompanying
the small quantities of the two wa-
ports to which it calls attention
ters sent point to no serious recent
, self explanatory:
sewage contamination, but to an ob-
jectiouable amount of surface draiu
age
Eugene. Or.. Sept. T*th. 190X.
No account of the manner of the
Hon J D. Matlock and City Coun­ taking of these samples was given
and it is assumed therefore that the
cil-
Gentlemen:
I hand you herewith bottles were carefully sterilized and
ihe samples taken with the scrupu
I reports of the examinations of the lous care so necessary to be taken to
| water procured.
s’, your request.' entitle the results to the fullest con­
I from Ritchey, Roaring aud Bradley fidence
Enclosed find a memorandum of
creeks.
charges for the services.
Samples were taken on September
Respectfully yours.
j 3d and 24th. These samples were ta­
ROSE A BEBB M D.
ken in bottles that I had previously
thoroughly sterilized and kept air­
tight until at creeks. For filling the
University of California
bottles I used the same precautions
Department of Hygiene
by cleansing my hands and handling
Berkeley. Sept. 10, 190S.
the corks with a sterilize.1 instru Dr. W L. Cheshire,
rnent
The bottles were >. il< d at
Eugene, Oregon.
I place of filling and expressed
des­ Dear Sir: —
tination. for which you will (Ind re­
Your letter of th<> 4th lii-t an I
ceipts enclosed.
I
samples of water have arrived
The first examination at Corval- am sorry to say that a bacteriology
' Ils was delayed more than two weeks examination of a sample of wate-
ion account qf the absence of the bac­ which had been shipped so far wou’.d
teriologist, and because of this de- be of no account whatever to you
| lav there was not a true test made
The changes that take plate In wa
but still no disease producing bacilli ter during an interval of this length
were found.
would make any results that we
I again procured a sample on Sep­ might obtain by an examination now
tember 25th and sent to Corvallis. no Index whatever of the condition
This, as you will see, gives an ex­ of the water at Its source
cellent test of pure water
It is possible that a chemical ex­
The examination by the State amination
could
be made which
board of Health of Washington la would be of service to you
If you
very complete, but shows a little ex­
E. Colby,
cess of vegetable matters »which no will write to Professor G
doubt explains the suggestion of the of this university, he can probably
advlslblllty of filtration), which was give you some information about the
due to the length of time water wax matter.
Yours very trulv,
examined after being taken from the;
MARGARET HENDERSON
streams, but no disease producing i
germs were found.
< The above letter explains why the
I am at a loss to account for the '
Vnlversity
analysis
report of our own state bacteriologist Washington
in saying that the streams were con­ showed more bacilli in the Ritchey
taminated with sewerage producing creek sample than that of the O. A.
organisms. As a result of the other C: at Corvallis, In the former case
examinations and the fact that there the water was a week or ten days old
is no habitation on the streams, 1 before the analysis was made, while
very much loubt the value of the that at Corvallis was begun the day
after the water was taken from the
state's bacteriologist's report.
California did not make a report, creek )
as you will see, owing to the time in
The Vnlversity of Chile has adopt­
transportation, which wo;<ld cause
too much change taking place in the ed a course for the special Instruc­
water.
tion of persons for the diplomatic
Most respectfully submitted,
and consular service, The course Is
W. L. CHESHIRE.
quite complete.
RITCHEY CREEK
WATER IS
UNDER ANALYSIS
• OLD SORES
No old sore can heal until the cause which produces it has been removed.
External applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc , may reduce the in flam -
mation and assist m keeping the place clean, but cannot cure the trouble
because they do not reach its source Ohl s res ex.st I k cause the blood is
infected with impurities and poisons which ate constantly '■ ing discharged
into the place. The nerves, tissues and fibres of the flesh are kept m a state
of irritation and disease by being daily fed with the germ laden matter
through the circulation, making it impossible for the sore to heal. S. S. S.
cures chrome sores by its purifying action on the blo.-d. It goes down into
the circulation, and removes the poison-producing germs, impurities and
morbid matters which are responsible for the failure of the place to heal.
S. S. S. makes the blood pure, fresh and healthy; then as new. rich blood is
carried to the spot the healing process begins, all discharge ceases, the
inflammation leaves, new tissue begins to form, the place tills in with firm,
healthv flesh, and soon the sore is permanently cured. S. S. S. is purely
vegetable, the safest and best blood purifier for young or old.
Ihxzk on
Sores aud Ulcer* and auy medical advice free to all who write
SAY! We have the swellest line of
Men’s Shirts, Ties and Hose ever shown
i
in this city. They are just what you
are looking for.
Shirts from 50c to $2.00
Thè Crescent
Notice for Publication.
A GOOD STOMACH
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OREGON AGRICULTURAL AND EXPERIMENT STATION
Department of Bacteriology, Emile F. Pernot
1 !M IS.
M r. W. L. Cheshire.
Eiigfius < begun.
Dear Sir:
The following is the result of a quantitative haetriological
analysis of sample of water market! ‘‘1. Ritchey Creek,” re­
ceived sealed from tiie hands of Mr. .J, D. Matlock September
25th at 9:30 a. in.:
Average number of colonies in six plates cultures, 46 per
cubic centimeter.
Respectfully submitted,
E. F. PERNOT.
Means Good Health, Clieerfulness, WANTED—You to take your old
baited States Land Office.
Ambition, Persistency and Success
comforts to the ’ Enterprise Shoe
Roseburg. Or.. March 31, 1908.
“Shop" for repairing;
first-class
Notice Is hereby given that in com­
Relief
is
not
cure;
opium
will
stop
work only; honest material; low
pliance with the provisions of the act
the
most
excruciating
pain,
but
it
prices.
Half soles, 35c and up.
of congress of June 3, 1878, enti­
59 East Ninth street.
o31
tled “An act for the sale of timber won't cure the disease.
And
it
’
s
just
the
same
with
alleged
lands iu the states of California, Ore­
dyspepsia
cures
which
contain
pep
­
FOR SALE—At the Jipi Yates place.
gon, Nevada and Washington territo­
3 4k miles northwest of Eugene.
ry,” as extended to all public land { sin. The pepsin will help to digest
This analysis shows practically ¡Hire water, as the follow­
the
food,
but
the
stomach
is
left
in
3 young work horses, 2 milk cows.
states by act of August 4, 1892, Jon-1
worse
condition
than
it
was
before.
1 broow sow. 7 shoats, 1 new sulky ing letter from Professor Pernot shows:
athan H. Vincent, of Eugene, county
You don't want pepsin to digest
plow, 1 good Bain wagon. Phone
cl Lane, state of Oregon, filed in this
13xx3. N .1 Blais.
o3dw
Mr. J. 1). Matlock,
office on June 17. 1907, his swore your food; you want the natural
statement No. 9375. for the purchase juices of your stomach to digest your t
Eugene, Oregon.
FOR
SALE
—
Hall
’
s
safe,
size
22x24
food.
If
you
have
dyspepsia
or
any
;
of the w>4, SE\i, of Section No. 22,
x34
inches;
used
about
three
years;
Stomach
trouble,
you
want
to
make
Dear Sir:
In Township No. 19 south of Range
in first-class condition. Price, $40.
1 have made a quantitative bacteriological analysis of the
No. 2 west. W. M.. Or., and will offer your stomach so Btrong that It will
Address
W.
A.
Hudelson.
Junction
its own food.
proof to show that the land sought is digest
City.
o3 samples of water received on the 25th inst., and forwarded
You can make your stomach so
more valuable for its timber or stone
that you can eat what you
the re|>ort to Mr. W. L. Cheshire.
than for agricultural purposes, and j strong
want and all you want (any time you ' FOR SALE Good house and barn
The bacterial content is very low, 46 colonies being the av-
to establish his claim to said land be­
on ’ large
lot; a bargain If taken
want
it,
without
distress.
~
fore the register and receiver at this ,
soon. For particulars call at 16X errage number in six plates.
Mi-o-na will cure your dyspepsia
office, at Roseburg. Oregon, on Wed­ or any other stomach trouble by
ol
Jefferson street.
My responsibility rests solely with the samples while in my
nesday, the 30th day of September. building up the flabby walls and
l»08.
making the stomach so strong that FOR SALE—Blach Coach stallion. possession, ami not with the asceptic precautions exercised iu
He names as witnesses: James It will digest food without artificial,
broken to work
1300. Service securing them.
Wilhelm, of Creswell. Oregon; Jo­
fee to Insure, $10.
Rice Bros.,
,,,
Very truly vours,
seph Wilhelm, of Zion, Oregon; Jo­ aid. In other words, Mi-o-na will
<>15
Mapleton, Or.
cure
E. E. PERNOT.
seph A Mayo, qt Zion, Oregon; Earl dyspepsia by removing the cause.
McNutt, of Eugene, Oregon.
The Red Cross Drug Company is I WANTED Solar acetylene blcvcle
Any and all persons claiming ad­ the agent for Mi-o-na in Eugene, and
lamp. Enquire Wells-Fargo of-
GOOD OOl'GH CI RE.
versely the above described lands are they say to every resident of Eugene
flee
State of Washington,
requested to file their claims in this j whose stomach is weak, who has in­
For the complete cure of coughs,
office on or before the said 30th day digestion or dyspepsia, that Mi-o-na WANTED—Furnished house of 6 or Board of Health and Bureau of Vital
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
Statistics
x rooms for three or six months.
of September, 1908.
is guaranteed to cure or money back
lung complaints (ending to consump­
Address SI East Tenth street, ol
The price is only 50 cents a box.
410 Marlon Building,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
One box is all you need to prove that
Register.
Seattle. Wash . Sept. 14. 1908. 1 have for ages maintained an estab­
you are on the right road to health WANTED Girl to do chamber work
lished reputation as a standard
at Underwood House.
419 Wil- Hon. J. I) Matlock,
and happiness.
cough remedy.
It contains no op­
o2
lamette street.
Mayor Eugene, Oregon.
"I can’t say enough for Mi-o-na
ium or harmful drugs and can be
tablets
Thev have done more for
Dear
Sir:
—
given with safety to children. Price
Notice for Publication
me in one week than all the doctors FOR RENT Furnished housekeen-
The tnree warer sample* sent to fl 00, Sold by Linn Drug Co., W0*
Ing rooms; also barn. Inqu Ire at
Vnit-d States Land Office, Rose­ have for the two years I have been
this laboratory In care of Dr Elmer Hams Mfg Co, props., Cleveland, O.
tf
617 Alder street.
under their care, and I will do all I
burg, (>..gon, April 17, 19»)S.
E. Heg, secretary of the Washington
can
to
recommend
It
to
my
friends
N
• is hereuy
given
that
in
com-
nereuy & iyuu
--
6x5 State Boarl of Health, have been
The sting of a bee proved fatal to
pliar. with
w .th the provisions of the act You can also use tny name in your ad
examine) by me for the purpose of Mrs. Caroline Hower, aged 55, a pi­
o2
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled, if you like, for Mi-o-na is better than
letvrmining whether suleabia for a oneer resident of Whitman county,
‘ An a. ■ for the sale of timber lands gold to me. I sm like a new man,
K. G. HAIGHT.
tfty water supply
at her home in Spring Flat, five
end
am
able
to
work
once
more
for
A thorough bacterial examination miles south of Colfax, Wash the oth­
in th. 3’ates of California. Oregon.
the
first
time
in
over
a
y/ar.
w
Nevada, and Washington Territory.
Phot< ^. stamps and i>ost cards, has been male. Including the identi­ er day. Mrs. Hower stepped from the
*» expended to all the Public Land A. Ennis, 32 8 Green stree' »yracuiw. General view work.
Sixth st reel, fication of the important micro-or­ house to bld her children good bye
tf ganisms present, together with a de­ as they were leaving tor Colfax. A
Stab - by act of August 4, 1 892. N. Y.
between Willamette and Olive.
termination af their numbers
Such beo from a nearby hive settled on her
Par.y 8 Pierce of Springfield. Coun­
chemical teats were also made as hand, stinging her near the base of
ty of Lane State of Oregon, filed in
were possible from the small amount the thumb.
this office on April 15, 1908. his
She grew violently III
•worn statement No. 9713, for the
and her children assisted her to the
of water sent
Department
of
thè
Interior
Purcha.-e of the SW 1-4 of NW l-<
Sample No. 1. from Rltchef creek. house, where she died ten minutes
Land Office at Roseburg,
and W 1-2 of SW 1-4 of Section No.
Is the best of the three wafers. In later, before medical attention could
Augii*
t
X.
190
a
-4 in Township No. 18 south. Range
4 5« bacteria per
NOTH E I OR I’UBLK ATION.
this were found 45*>
| h r one reach her
Notlce is heret :>y given that William
•'■o », West. W. M . and will offer
U. 8 Land Office at Ros>-burg. I cubic centimetre, present, grown at
who, on
Eugene.
Oregon,
'
Clubb.
of
Eugene
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
body temperature. No coll, strepto­
Proof to show that the land sonKht
made applica ition un- Oregon. June 17tb, 1908.
28. l»i»X.
1
It more valuable for its timber or
Notice Is hereby given that Alex ¡ cocci or other sewage organisms were are for weak back, backache, rheu­
Acts,
No.
I
.
r
and
Stone
apparently .no matic pains, inflammation of th*
he
»’one 'han for agricultural purposes,
ton. who. on found, and there I
of NEH- f Section Hasvol of Cr<
for thè
At body bladder and all other annoyances do"
•nd to establish his claim to said
de Homestead recent sewage pollution
Range March 13th.
South.
Townshlp
1<
to weak kidneys. They are sold by
land before W W Calkins, U. S.
NW*4, section temperature sn almost pure cui
has Entry No 12
Meridian
Willamette
all dr> ggiatr
fomtnlssioner. at bls office In Ku*
outh.
Range of an orgalsm corresponding
Townshl
make Fi-
ice
of
intenti
proteos
aenkei
X“*e Oregon, on Thursday the 3rd
e
Meridian.
West.
in the
>f,
to
esilbll
itrefa<
tlvi
f und
•ay of September,, 1908.
filed
.ve d.-scribec
lame« as witnesses: William H
make
Comi
>f Walton. Oregon: Jarvis I
ibllsh
id. of Walton.
Sutherland
liam Neeli
O
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
ROOSEVELT WILL
NOT TAKE STOMP
FOR MR. TAFT
RAISE RATES TO
PACIFIC COAST
Chicago, Sept. 30.
By the first
of January the traus-contlnenial rail­
roads hope to bo able to Increase
freight rates on more than xo com­
modities westbound and on about 20
eastbound, betweeu all points on the
Pacific coast.
Conferences are be­
ing hed frequently and traffic men
admit that all commodities are be­
♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
ing gone over with a view to making
where iHissible and equita­
Washington. Sept. 30.- President Increases
ble. The proposed increase will av­
Roosevelt will not reply to the lat­ erage
between five and eight per
est letter of Mr. Bryan, given out by cent above the present rate.
him last night at Rock Island. 111.
Secretary Loeb* stated the president
felt that Inasmuch as Bryan’s letter
was simply an attack upon him per­
sonally there was no reason why he
I
should answer It.
NEW MUSICAL DIRECTOR
AT METHODIST CHURCH
At the first official board meeting
of |
the M E. church for thia confer-
ence year, held last evening In the
church parlors, among other Items
of business was the election of Mrs.
Middleton, recently from McConnells-
ville, Ohio, to the office of musical
director for this year. Thia selection
Is highly gratifying to her host of
friends, as she has become quite fa­
vorably known In our midst.
Her first public appearance tn thia
city was at the military review held
I In the armory last spring when Gov­
Mr. Bryan's I attest
Rock Island. III., Sept. 29.—“I ernor Chamberlain and staff were
have lived In vain If your accusations present. Her two contralto solos, for
lose me a single friend," said W J. which Professor Read had written
Bryan In a etter addressed to Presi­ band accompaniments for that special
dent Roosevelt, replying to that of occasion, were the most attractive
the president, written Sunday last. features of the evening and placed
Mr Bryan points to his record and I her in the first rank among Eugene's
declares that It Is sufficient answer I foremost musicians. It la fortunate
to the Insinuations of the chief exec­ for this city that Mr. and Mrs. Mid­
utive that he Is In sympathy or con­ dleton have decided to locate here
and the Methodist church Ik to be
trolled by the thusts.
Reverting to the charges against congratulated on having secured he.r
Governor Haskell, Mr. Bryan says services. She Intends devoting her
that the president, In response to his entire time to music, especially to
request, did not deign to suggest n vocal Instruction.
Miss Nellie Gilbert, who la so well
tribunal which could determine those
charges, but instead proceeded to known to all that she needs no intro­
pass judgment upon him. and he in­ duction. has also been employed and
forms the president that the occupant will greatly strengthen the choir with
of that high office cannot deny to the her rich soprano voice. She spent
humblest citlsen the right to protect several months In California last
his reputation and vlndlctae his n. me spring assisting Bishop Bell, of the
U. II church. In evangelistic work.
in the courts.
Mr. Ogden, the efficient pipe or­
t'einplaint Again»! Critic
Taking up the president’s asser­ ganist, who served the church so ac­
tion that certain trust magnates, fear­ ceptably last year, will continue as
ing prosecution under Mr. Taft, will organist.
support the
Democratic candidate,
Mr Bryan charges that the president
invio NOTES
worded his statement In such a way
as to claim the support of all the
(Special Correspondence.)
trust magnates "and yet put It on
Irving. Sept 29
Elmer Grayville
the ground that they are aupportlng left here this morning for Manitoba.
your party for patriotic reasons rath­ Canada, where he expects to to-ate
er than for the promotion of a selfish and make his future home. If he finds
Interest.”
things as he expects. May success go
Such an argument, he contends, Is with him.
Ingenious, but not sound, In proof
Professor Ball, lately from Taco­
of the fact that he would not be con- ma. Wash , has purchased
acres
trolled by the trusts. Mr Bryan says of land of Harry Winner, ani will
that, If election, he will enforce the proceed at once to erect a residence
antl-t-rust laws, "not Hpaamodllally and take up his abode among us He
and intermittently, but persistently and his wife are occupying rooms at
and consistently.”
present with Mrs. Yates.
Lewis Heitziiian > ’
I
to Portland yesterday, after spending
♦
their vacation with their relatives In
♦ this vicinity
MARRIED
♦
Lewls Is working In
*
the b. P. machine shops, and Is doing
well
The evaporating plant belonging
At Portland, September 22. 190X. to the Allen Orchard Company, locat-
Charles V R ohm and Mix« Beaale Ix-a cd at this place, Is being operated to
Michael IBv E II. Moore official Its full capacity day and night, and
Ing. The groom lx a graduate ot the they are turning out an exceptionally
University of Oregon with the class fine quality of dried fruit.
of 1903, and the bride graduated
The warehouse season Is now prac­
from the Oregon Agricultural Col­ tically over, and there is more grain
lege In 1901. The groom la an em­ and hay stored here than in any one
ploye of the furniture firm of J. 0 Mason for several years past, and at
Mack & Company at Portland.
the same time many of the farmers
have put up their entire crop at home
A Paying Itivratmen?
and as prices for farm products are
Mr John White, of 3X Highland good, there Is no reason why the far­
avenue, lloulton, Me, says; “Have mer should not be prosperous.
been troubled with a cough every
A few good carpenters could find
winter and spring.
Last winter 1 employment at Irving at thia time as
Cast
tried many advertised remedies, but of construction and the rlght kind of
the cough continued until I bought a of costruction and the right kind of
• u •
ot Dr King
help la scarce.
covary
Before that w».- half gone
Richard Cook, onr enterprising
the cough was all gone This winter feed miller and wood sawyer, has
the same happy result has followed; been having all that he can attend to
a tew dose* once more banished the this summer and fall, and has work
annual rough
I am now convinced laid out for some time ahead
The Irving Mercantile Company Is
that Dr. King's New Discovery is th.-
best of all cough and lung remedies ” enjoying a fine trade this fall. The
Held under guarantee at W A Kuy­ only trohble they have Is finding time
kendall's drug store, 50c and SI. to vat and sleep.
The new residence belng/onstrttct-
Trial bottle free.
I ed by M N. Gent Is fax assuming
The late stat« fair at Sal>-m was a shape. and is going to »*• a very inl­
d success from every I losing and commodpux structure,
s said that It took If will be a credit to/he entire nelgh-
118,000, a decided borho< id , aa Mr. G/nt Is sparing no
'oux veer’s re- pains or exp use igid is going to have
ins nroud of.
a home Well worth
of tl
from
Chicngr. Sept. 30
Josephus Dan­
iel, chairman of the Democratic press
committee, today made public a let­
ter written to Attorney-General Bon­ I
aparte at the instance of the Demo­
cratic National committee asking the
attorney-general how many of the i
2X7 so-called trusts of the country
have been proceeded against In the
courts by the federal government and
how many more cases he expects to
file.
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