THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR D THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1909
I
vs. Quality
Tormented Two Months - It Itched
jnJ Irritated and Scratching Made
It Worse Little Sufferer in Ter­
rible Plight Several Treatments
of No Avail But at Last the
Washington, May 24.—The so-called sugar trust was the
subject of an attack in the senate today by Owen, of Oklahoma,
who sent to the secretary s desk a denunciation of the trust
published yesterday in a local newspaper. This account, said
Owens, points out one of the most evil and insidious conse­
quences of the building up in this country of these gigantic or­
ganizations, protected by this so-called tariff, which led to poi­
soning the fountain of information of the people of the United
States. This fact is not mentioned by the leading newspapers
of the city of New York, but on the contrary full page advertise­
ments from the American Sugar Refining Co. appear in lieu of
the truth, which ought to be made known to the people of the
United States.
Consequently he asked to have the newspaper's attack read
in order that it might appear in the records, which was done.
DREADFUL disease is
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LUMBER DEBATE
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CONTINUES IN SENATE
Boy’s Back Raw
From Shoulder to Shoulder.
Scratched till Blood Ran.
Cured by Cutkura.
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IRVING GRANGE
PICNIC SATURDAY
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rvlng May 24
Irving Grange
I Ita flrat picnic last Snturday
I It was a succeas In every way.
tail) and financially
The Grang-
began t<> gather on the grounds
ly. snd by ten o'clock
several
idred were there
The program
i k <* m ! and the large audience en-
rd every number The Irving hand
i nt Is beat and dlacouraed sweet
a|<- to a delighted music loving
p'c kt n<Hiu the people gathered
group» and spread out the g<x d
ig» brought In their baskets and
the hungry crowds
n the ah rixion the people were
ertalned by a baseball game be­
en the Ranta Clara and I’hamut
I cltib«
Foot ran », pillow fight»,
hltnplr.g • nti-M's wire Indulged
111
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More will be said
ut the picnic another time.
h Grange will no ■" on Thursday
u< \
All the Grangers are
»!
be presnt.
Washington,
May
2 4
Senator
Heyburn re»utuer! hl* spetsh on the
lumber achedula In the senate t<xlay
and Hubmltted a arge aru tint of evi­
dence concerning the cost of produc-!
Ing finished lumber, ant? the need for
u differential dutj He inquired how
much It was propo.ed by atlvocate*
<»f reduced lumber rate, to cut the
wages of laborers in the lumber
camps? He wanted t<> know whetti-
er It was the mills ln the weit or
M'uth It was proposed to close.
The circulation of the congrei»-
Itnial record Is so limited and inter­
est of pres* I* so small that I would
prefer to speak to those who must
vote on this question." said the Ida­
ho senator. "It you don't answer
those questions here you will answer
th<tn
when
election
day comes
around ami you want to holp up to
the people the fruits of the republi­
can party."
A clash between
Heyburn and
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f
âme
t old'
T
It
ant!
Drury;
Id .le­
dra.' s
Mr. <
HARVEY SfTIlERL\N'D. Mur.,
Coburg
TRAIN ROBBERS
LEAVE NO CLUES
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I:i spite
2 I
.enrch for the
train robbers
have no tang-
Clapp followed, the former's asser­
tion that the "promise of tariff re­
vision was made by a few republicans
at the Chl'mgo convention In
hour of their fright."
.Senator Burkett favorer! the
duction of lumber rates
An extend­
ed plea for a differential duty on
dressed lumber was made by Senator
Rieit, who cited the various lumber
Interest* along the Canadian border
and said they should be accorded a
protective duty. Root said the I>fng-
iey rate should be retained and said:
"Canada offers to every planing
mill which will move across the bor­
der a remission of taxes for from fif­
teen to twenty-five years.
So that
the duty which we are Imposing, if
we adopt the committee report on
dressed lumber, merely balances the
tax that Is irnfiosed upon the proper­
ty of our mills for the support of
state and municipal governments."
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COMMENCE WORK
ON EXTENSION
PACIFIC & EASTERN
♦
BACCALAUREATE
SERVICE OF THE
BIBLE COLLEGE
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Vea,'*iH'twna, liest,Malest. Alwftv« Relikt la
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Sill DRV rwi GGI8TSF.VLRYUNLKE
in the evening
the
graduating
class had change of th'1
services.
(*.
('iirfI m oppnod th<‘ xprvico with
praver. Mrs. Curtis read the scrlp-
ttli,. lesson. Henry Chample opened
ihe discourse and • >ok the first part
I,lord Morgan the second part and
Elijah Stivers the third. D. E Olson
gave the Invitation and 11 A. Brooke
uronounced the benediction.
Tonight the alumni will hold Its
annual meeting, the nddress to be
rtellveied M Rev F E. Billington.
The graduating exercises
will
he
held tomorrow evening nt 8 «clock.
is economical—not Cheap. Try
it. The best at any price or
your money back.
JAQUES MEG. CO
Chicado
D
eady made garments we have by the load.
O veralls, union made, “Boss o! the Road.”
D
_ usiness men’s suits that are tailored with care.
F
verything up-to-date gentlemen wear.
FREDERICK WEYERHAEUSER.
America was greatly interested a
year or two ago by the statement that
the fortune of Frederick Weyerhaeu­
ser. “the lurnls-r king." equal* or ex
-eed* that of John D Rockefeller. Mr
Weyerhaeuser, who has great inter
ests la-side* bis I uiu I ht business, is a
native of Germany, seventy-four years
>ld und resides In St. Paul.
egal shoes, quarter size, easy to fit.
* rousers well tailored and won’t tear a bit.
tetson shoes, suit cases, suspenders, straw hats.
house of worship to cost in the
neighborhood of 130.000.
At a meeting of the congregation
Philippine Tariff.
yesterday it was voted to purchase
Washington. May 2t - Tho Phili­ the lot across the alley west of the
ppine tariff bill finally Kas passed
parsonage on which to move the par­
by the house today, after
several sonage. The west end of the present
previous efforts had l>een made to church building which Is now the lec­
put It through, which failed for lack ture room, will then be moved to
of a quorum.
some other part of the city for a
mission, and the main building will
be moved to the rear of the lot. fac­
ing the south. This will be used as
a Sunday school room, after the new
edifice is completed.
The lot pur­
chase.! Is 52ll80 feet In dimensions
and was own’d by E. M. Johnson,
the real estate dealer.
Two thous­
and dollars Is the price paid for It.
It has been the plan of the church
membership for some time to erect,
a more conimodi.il« church building
in the nnear future, and the pur­
chase of this lot means the near
consummation of the plan. It was
hoped at first to begin work on the
new structure some time this suui-
mer, but Pastor J. S. McCallum to-
Winnipeg. May 2 1
The coal min­
day stated that he th ugh the work
ers' strike In S iiithern Allu r:a and'
would not begin this year.
British Columbia was settled today
The new building will be either of
by the board of conciliation »point­
stone or brick, and perhaps $50,000
ed by the rovernment assisted by
»ill be put Into it. It Is planned to
board memliers of I'nlted minework-1
make it the largest and handsomest
er* of \merlca. sent from
Idaho,' in the city.
Washington and Oreg n.
The Chrisian church is the largest
The miners yielded on the open
in point of membership In Eugene,
shop contention and the mine opera­
having considerably over l.OOu per­
tors yielded
as to
discrimination
sons on the active roll. The present
against union members. The term«)
building, which was erected about
of th,, agrei .neat are binding on both
twelve years ago, at a cost of some­
parties for three years.
thing ’ike $*.000.
has been
too
small for some time past.
Medford. Mn> 24.
R. C. Allen of
♦ New Y‘ k. has wired for the Pa­
♦ cific ¿v Eastern railroad to start im­
Mr* Effie II. Klbby today began
+ mediate construction, '1 lie oiH’ratiuns
salt In the circuit
court
against
and will lie
will start
today
l .-wls N Klbby for divorce and the
Is com­
We have plotted, planned and fig­ continued until the road
. istud) of 'heir
minor
children.
V.esb-y James, aged 9 years, anti ured. working from morning till pleted to the timber belt.
John aged 7 years
I he) were mar- a gilt, n-eking for medicine that will
A marriage license was granted
rled on Feb 22. 189». Mrs Klbby take the place of Hollister's Rocky
--------------- afternoon to David W Mc-
alleges
that on
Jan.
1.
1908. Mountain Tea. but we can't find It. yesterday
Linn Drag Co. Kinney and Miss Nellie W. Rauch.
her husband deserted her without Tea . kt tablets
cause or provocation and has since
refused io contribute anything
to
her support. L. It. Edmunson Is her
attorney.
(From Monday’« Dully Gtinrd)
v.si..nl:iy nt the First Christian
church the
annual ' bnccnlnureato
ceriuou befori* tit'* graduating class
w as
of II«1 Eugene Bible I'nlvendt
delivered by Rev .1 A Pin« . ol Dny-
ton. Wash.
The sermon wai elo-
quent and Instructive.
At lh< con-
elusion of the service the foil
'«ling men were ordained lot
'mlnistrs: Victor Hovis. Ernest f ill
,|eis. Ernest Jones. I’ A Ross, Lee
long. Jesse Kellems and N O. Mil­
.The Elrat Christian church of this
city will, perhapn within a year, oc­
cupy a splendid a.w brick or «tone
g ath robes, hand-bags, collars, cravats.
[> eady-maae clothing that classy mei, take.
Q nfy the Sophmcre and Beniamin make.
£ tetson and Mallory hats that turn water
COALMINERS’
STRIKE SETTLED
PRESBYTERIAN
COBURG DEFEATS
SPRINGFIELD TEAM
CHICHESTER S PILLS
In the matter of food you can't afford to
sacrifice Quality for Cheapness. Economy
is right and good but inferior food products
are dear at any price.
«
*p he swellest dress glcves made by Hutchens & Poster
Q vershirts, Cluett brand; five kinds of sox
guaranteed ’‘Holeproof” against the hard knocks.
Qentlemen’s underware -wc lead the rest,
veryone knowing our brands are the best
ight arc the pri;es-one price to all.
Y ours for business-give us a call.
Corner 8th and Willamette
KASPAR1LLA
HERE'S \ III \l I IRM BARGAIN
III U> IT AND SEE.
113 acre farm only IS* miles from
Portland, near ilie Columbia river
and Northern Pncific railroad, 1 1-2
miles to good graded
school
and
40 acres in cultivation. 25
town.
acres more In
pasture;
12
good
milch cows. 10 head of young stock;
3 horses. 1 dozen chickens; 3 hogs.
wagon, buggy, mower, rake, cultiva­
tor. plows and all small tools neces­
sary to wqrk a farm. Good 7-room
house, large barn and other good
outbuildings. Price, including house­
hold furniture, $6000. Only 12500
down.
RALPH ACKLEY.
605 Corbett Bldg.. Portland. Oregon,
w m2".
This sterling household rctr.cdv is nioet
■uccessfully prescribed for a ’world ■ f
troubles." Fur ueraugements of tl’-e di­
gestive organs it is a natural ccrrective,
operating directly upon the liver ar.d
:-
mentary canal, gently but ye--.stetriv
stimulating a healthful activity.
beneficial influence extends, however, to
every portion of the system, a: :.: g i.i U>c
processes of digestion anil assimilation of
food, promoting a wholesome, natura.
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con­
stipation and the long list of troubles
directly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions.
Kaspanlla dispels drow».
ness, headache, backache and despont.
e.ncy due to inactivity of the liver,
kulnevs and digestive tract. It is a
•trengthenlng tonic of the highest value.
if it fails to satisfy we authorize all
dealers to refund the purchase nr.ee. 0
v ' ovt C hemical C o .
Portland, Oregon
GAS EXPLOSION
YOU GET Our WHAT
WE GET PROVE*!
books are open for your inspection,
Buyers name given if wanted. We not only
get top prices, but yon can satisfy yourself
UfjfvX absolutely at any time that you get what we
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RETURN OF THE WRIGHT BROTHERS FROM THEIR TRIUMPHS
ABROAD.
A glorious welcome awaited the Wright brother*, inventor« of the aero-
plane, at their home town. Dayton, O„ n* well a* In New York, when they
returned recently from their triumph* In Euro|ie. Tl.i* photoKrnp'i was taken
as they left the stcnmnhlp at New York. The tlgures. from left to right-
are ITeshle.it Arnold of the Aero club. Orville Wright. Wilbur Wright and
Miss Katherine Wright, their sister, who was in Euro|>« with them.
PROMPT CASH RETURNS
’ Portland,
—An explosion
of gas in an apartment house at 763
Marshal street early today resulted
in the injury of six persona, three in
the apartment house and three in the
residence of M W. Hunt, facing on
23rd street, whose house was badly
damaged by debris from the apart-
tnent house.
George A. Stockder struck a match
to locate the escaping Rita in his
apartment when the explosion tH'cnr-
red. He was badly burned and Mrs.
Stockder and her y ting son were
blown through the wall of the house
and deposited some distance from
the house. Mrs. Stockder was badly
bruised and slightly burned, but
mm was -not Injured.
The «hock of the explosion
felt for a considerable distance,
many persons though It was
earthquake and rushed
from
houses in scant attire.
Triplets, two boys and a girl, were
born to Mrs. E. Roberts, formerly
Miss Yoder, of Seattle, recently. The
two boys died, but the little girl is
In good health.
ShlP y°ur produce to us. Write
to us now for coops, tags, eta
SOUTHERN OREGON COMMISSION CO.
W. H. M c C orouodale , P rop .
95 F ront S t ., P ortland , O regon
85 FURS-HIDES
ft»r «ert c—h. 1» to aw; •non- m.’n»r tor yoo u» ship Raw r.ir» an.l ni.lra to n. thaa to
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beautiful Rob^. Our Magnetic Bait amt hecov atlra»A« animal« $■> »rap*. |l HO r*r lw«ttla. -h’» *>••»»
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