Eugene weekly guard., October 21, 1909, Page 3, Image 3

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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR D, THURSDAY, OCT 21, 1909
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/¡¡cl of Six Months had Fearful
Attack of Eczema —Spread All
Over Her Face and Eyes Began to
Swell - Scratched Till Blood
Came - Relieved in a Nigh*
CURED BY CUTICURA
AFTER LONG SUFFERING
•uiiill isd
hn h»»r
rlglit ch«Mik I did not
pay «nV att4*nih«n u»
th»*tn but tlimUy t)»
flew «•> Inigti
that I sent f<>t tin* d>*o>
U>r wh»> »aid it wn«
ringworm. Hr pro
mriiM'd ah ointntriil
which I umk I f«<r two
wrt'kx. but iiihti nd of
helping the eruption
the «Uniment Mwunad
|r> mnU«« >t t worm«. Then 1 wi'tii u> «
I
i
t<*r
who
nft«*i exninining (I mi
gR’.’l.'l
Hr m I mo y h vw
baby fciU'l it wax ««esmili
me an iiintmrnt which did n> I help
In the tiH'antiine
The dt
Ipfrrttl Ä-1 over th«» fu<e mid the »-vew
1 Itn aiix' very ami« uh .
ba-— t* "
Th»* it< lung g”*w u»i«d»’i m I»1«« *. I ' ' ' ■
Hr tlv bal» n U linndw
*“ to
*■ * the
‘- cradle* to
pn*v«*nt b»’i MTMl«'hlng. ’I hr < hi*«*kt
W»»f’’ V' wi with bl«MM| and it wnn a
¡raí’ •• * pit !*» «r»r. 1 < n n*ultr<l dor»
pn fr m S«’ptrnilM'r to |hw rini*er. leit
unabit» t“ cure the |*abv, I
the* .
mid out frolli twenty U* thirty <1« ìlari
• ilh "I c ‘ T
mn »»( the
Ur.' 1 ttiV friends
Cuti' Un |(4’fii'*<h«M and I nrnt at r new
f r» V vhi< h I iM’gnn to liar that r*v«-n*
Ing
n»it ni*» ning th»« hnhv • fa< «<
IM I
«•> all whit*» in»t«’A«l • f r»««| and y«»u « hi *
Imagos I*"* «urprieed I *•» I rannet
.
ugh t< pi
‘ ut leurs
tfrl I J n<»t kn*»w what wmild have
nv ■ f niy babv <»nly f< r it
I iiawl
(hr » ulH Ulf» l<»«fn»N|»«w onlii the »•»Temi
ffitif**ly di«ap| rmred
’> hr aluld la n< w
tttfw* venra oi<1 and quit#
I u»ed
(hr««* < »U«’*» < f ( utK'ura H« ap. t wo I mai « hi
d(ut;< i’a Ointment and <<ne Ixittln of
Cuttcura ileaolvrnt and I naver umsaay
other - ef I al*aw rr<M tnmra<i them
vle^v' thwra »• a « baf»<w for doing eo.
I «dl »end v«*u one of her pteturwa
vm»«ti «he h*<i tagen tuet after »tw* WM
hxa«.! Mra I* F. G urn Lau ShntdoD.
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kaaewta
a5r • OleUMOl <WVL' >UWe*WW»1
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ira Ua—S m âaaa Lmuw
MRS. MACIADRY
TAFT H BROTHER’S GUEST
ON HIS BIG TEXAS RANCH C^TURES THIEF
E.DIHI
HOUR LATER
San Ant’Oilo.Tex . <>ct Ik
A mill*
tary review and reception at Port
Sam lluueton and a great’ public
durnonatratlon In Alma' Plaza, where
the heroes < f Toxa» fought and died,
constituted 1'rci.llent. Taft'» program
for today The city WBh filled with
vlslloi-, the quaint bulldlagH of the
old Spnnl-h city were nwuthed In
bunting and many band» played <-<in-
ataiiily.
I <• I’renidput left thia afternoon
over the San Antonio and Arkati-tta
P iihh It nd fi r Corpus Chrlatl, where
will 'pend four days on the ranch
of I i I h brother,
,
Jin-Ob Hubart. who nrsidc» tn Fair­
mount. Haturdav .loning /ili luto
'lie mill raie Ino k of his K'HldCUI'O
duriti!’, un iplli ptl, fu. UIK| ufter In1
Ihg lakhU cui of tbc water illi-d wltb-
ili un* hnur blnj A lmlf
I hr» u ntfii t uf)afr* fhitft bruì tnk<*n
I i I m h<HWM to O h * riti»* iiik I whlh* tìn»y
i w« r» drlukiMp: h<* wiih n(tH(>k»'<l by
‘l'il’iih limi r» i| bpiidlong lnt«> tb<«
<l«-» j» wiih i
H«* whh i;ik• n olii in un
HIKUII / h»4|> ( < ilullt Ioli by [HThOllH Hv-
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES
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Tile Town of Taft.
Taft. Tex., Ort
8
White
i'sid'-nt Ilio traveled thousand
ami has been given gior
lions In «otiie of the Iiirge-t
’ t i- country, it Is In this
if 400 jM'Ople that he will p
a b ' y fiel roost at holm-. While
town Is built on land Included In
•stat" uf tile presi lent 's brut
es p. Taft. It was named for
’ h»- chief (•Xci’Ut Iv•e. ! .'espiti- the fa t
' hut I >« UK »cnicv L j 1 h1i- prevailing po-
liticai part .
T. .aw. the town gave a
«olid voti * fur '1raft for president.
i' • ii-un Is too buia II to Indulge In
th»* riotou n illKpla y ai id extravagance
«>f th»* rlt l«*i*. but t h« ■ president will
doubt U*sH appr«*< I ate a rest.
Thin
morning th»- cowboys f the ranch
are donning their most »-¡ah',rate cos­
tume- In anticipation of the arrival
of the Big B > m . this evening, aud he
will l>i' given a typical "wild west"
greeting.
It la at La Quintal the magnlfi1
cent country resident.- of Clmrles P?
Taft, that t..e president will make his
home during hl» visit. io' will have
1
ooo acres of land to roam over,
No one but members of the party
r of "I Bfttfr M»n.”
reived, and It <*on* 1
of Inte •rent o nrem-
t
>f the Young Mrn'ft
illU A
<
Hou In i <)r«*Kon and
Tn
lading Two
!b! Build ngM.” I k u plctur»* of
nir i>a Y M
A and one of Port-
and’, «•w h<»!| j»* «nd the following
itnteni nt. “Hr row!: . nr»* given cut«
<»f tbr Eiuc«*n«’ and Portland bulld-
ReiiiarkHbl«- ¡in gre»w ban been
log*
in a <le on the L »rnier >!■••• laying th*
rornerntone <>n July llth, an<l should
b«» ready for occupun. y tiuon after
January l*t, 1R1G
The building
committee han «hown eicellent judge-1 SIX MEN ESCAPE
ment In making plan« and letting’
rv>ntra« ta thereby w< uring one of (be
FROM COUNTY JAIL
beat building« of H h »lae in the Weat |
• t a minimum «oaf
The furnlMhingi
Medford. Oct. 17.-—No word has
o>mmlt(»«e av<« m I ready I m « kud the been learned today of the six men
»election of furniture and equlpm»*nt who esca|x*d from the county jail In
The m»icnlH<-ent nr* bom«* of the Jacksonville.Friday evening, although
Portland hhk «> iatjon la nearing com­ Sheriff Jones has had men scouring
pletion and Is already occupied. Th«* the country for the escaped jailblrle.
ixiyn’ room«, gymnasium, bathe and
The jail delivery oc. tirred Friday
^Aiming pool rdu atlonal clnaa rooma evening about 7 o'clock, six of rhe
are completed and in dally uer
The nine prisoners confined In the Jail
dormitory >»«•<•!Ion will !>«• ready by ■ -.aping through a window from
Nov i-t.
Our Htat«* headquarter« which a bar was cut. Those escaping
will be convjrntly locatt'd on the were: l>-nard ‘Gaskins, burglary;
thrid floor.
Out-of-town visitors Harold Mm ke, burglary; Nicholas B.
¡ir»» cordially Invited to call when In Rensford. burglary; Chester Mow.
the city.”
theft; Richard Mow. theft; George
Wh«» th»* people of Eugene go to Gunnison, highway robber). W. J.
Portland they ought by all mean« to It isev. serving six mont - for con­
It (liN
vlhit
i is fin«* new building which will! tempt of court; Norval Walsworth
»t coni pleted nearly half a million i ami Charles H. Wai: worth remained
| dollars. Th«* Young Men's Chriatlan and gave the alarm.
Associat' >tl building in Portland Is
It is thought that the men took to
be «utlfu i ItoLle. one of th«* mont at- the hills ba k of Jacksonville an I are
place*
in
th«*
city.
Eugene]
making their way to the Applegate
huBet'»)'
oil Id Hiirely mak<* It a point valley beyond.
We urn now showing the most
to v P both them* buildings for char-
complete line of clothing in the
< ROW ITEMS.
n t<*r building.
city. For quality, style and
t In the "Bet-
Other Items of lilt
aorknumshlp our line cannot lie
ter Men" follow :
Special Corre.'ponuedce.
tirelle.1
They collie from the
Crow, Oct. 16.— A. J. Kraal Is still
The I'matelio As elation has had
Celebra ted house of MICHAELS.
I a markeil Increase In membership at Kimlra, where he Is engaged th
STERN A CO., » hose goods
and now Lias ov r sou members. The painting the new parsonage of the
Deed no recommend but the
Installniion of beds for trainmen is Baptist chur< h.
guarantee of their braud.
Mbs Bessie Hayes will attend High
making the building very popular,
Many of tit»* beds are used three school at Pleasant Hill this winter.
Miss Nondya Owen Is attending
time« In 24 hours. The Sunday af-
We can suit
i
In pattern and
terno ii meetings have an average of school at Eugene.
price alike.
Miss Irvin will open the Palestine
75 hi attendance, an I the religious
work program for the coming year school October 18.
Come In and see ue—It la a
Mrs. Eva Ford will have a ten­
Iticluile. eight Bible Study classes.
pl.-n.iire to show goods like
The night sch<- I of the Portland room dwelling erected on 'her tami
O'i rs.
A kho < latlon opened September 27, here this fall.
Shelton and John Jenkins are Jubl-
with 4.’.’> students, the largest open­
ing enrollinutit In I • history of the. lent over the execellent wells t hey
Our line of gruta* furnishing*
Institution Indications |> >lnt to over have just had drilled on their farms
I« coinpl.-te «*<1 in shirt«. I »
1000 enrolled during the year. Mr. here.
dmo.i an» I Xrckivrar we are
Miss Mary Hanson is teaching the
It (' French, former president of the
■urv lu luir just what y»u are
Weston Normal I k the educational Mirth sch ol this term.
look lag tor.
i
| director.
The Bed-Rock of Sucres«.
Some interesting work has been
done among the lumber camps of Iles in a keen, clear brain, backed by
the Kt’ite, an I there are plans for indomltale will and resistless energy.
buildings In several plaeeo The 25tti Such a power comes from th® splen­
and 26th of this month, Mr. Rhodes, did health that Dr. King's New Life
state s<* rotary of Oregon and Idaho, Pills Impart. They vitalize every or­
will lie at Kellogg. Idaho, working gan and build up brain and body.
on plans for an Industrial Y. M C. A. J. A. Harmon, Llzemore. W. Va.,
East Ninth Street
building t<> !«• erected by the famous writes: They are the best pills I
Bunker Hill *1 Sullivan Mining Co. ever used." 25c at W. A. Kuyken-|
The first week of November he will dall's.
spend on a campaign for a $12,000
building fund for Sellwood, one of
Port land.s Suburbs.
The second
week, lie will spend on a campaign
for a 130,000 building fund at Mos­
cow Idaho, the seat of the University
Ont st lr»n r—1 Is of Idaho.
M- scow has between 4.-
c.S ha». Ib.lr pl.1»
Pli I.ri<1wwork fin- aoo and 5.00ti people, and their cam­
IW-t I. OM .u, paign If sue essful will eclipse ours I
n-enan.
In per capita subscription.
W.will tw. re. •
22k «OJ « porccaif
On Friday afternoon. Saturday and
«ma 1er
Ì3M Sundat. Nov 26-2S. the Fourth An­
Salir Crm. 5.0€
nual Hots Conference will be held
C1iBri4nTwU>3.50
.it Alinin'
A strong and Interesting
Gold Fiilmrt
program hits I.... .. arrangi ¡.and t ere I
Enamol Fillinn
$ and there will be n good delegation |
Silver Filling«
sent front Eugene.
1II
Select Your
Fall Suits
From the Best
ED.
HANSON
2.50
5.00
7.50
Piinlet! Eitr'tion
—
« . .50
Inlay Filling!
ood Rubber
Platee
Sett Red Rub­
ber Platee
i. nariH. _
&W0RK SUA««NTIID
GUARANTKKD FOR IB YKARB
....i*** * >’««• Mon I r«w tk ht»n plat»'” <«r hri'lgn work
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PORTLAND« OREGON
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TO Fill.
Hurrt Mp^rivt K ill,faction thiar-
?" ’“-.I .»r Muncy I'U'fundol !*">« pre-
, 'J t"r|l.u> |w r I hix . Will aciKt them
Kn,|i'«l,(i be |> h I<1 for wlwn*relieved.
J‘,"l'L’» Pre-. liTlMt on g««ttliiK tie«
■■’•111111,11 (-r pt n<> mi bnf I tn t<*. If your
r"rfirist t|< m - h not haw them ««nd your
0r'’'miot|10
••wo hEOIIAl CO., lot 74. LncMtM. »»■
•Sfl/d in Euqene bv IV. L. DeLino
THREE
yr*
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Portland, Oct. 18.—Quick, decis­
ive action on the part of Mrs. J. 8.
Magladry, of Eugene, resulted in the
arrest of a man wham the police be­
lieve to be one of ibe biiaipest hotel
room thieves in the country. Mrs.
Magladry and her husband were
guests at the imperial hotel. When
Mrs. Magladry arose yesterday morn­
ing she went to an adjoining room to
dress, leaving her husband sleeping
soundly. Returning a few moments
later she found a man ransacking
her husband ’s clothing. Screaming
for help. Mrs. Magladry attacked the
thief. Awakened by the commotion,
the husband sprang from the bed
and throttled the inti uder.
Mrs. Magladry s sister, Mrs. Rob-
ert Park ter, hurried from the adjoin-
ing room locki-d th«' door and remov-
ed the key.
Tries to Bluff Way Out
The prisoner made no effort to
The captive said his
break away.
name was James i Davidson, and tried
to explain his at Pions on the ground
that it was an unfortunate mistake.
Mr. Magladry telephoned to the
hotel clerk to send the patrol wagon,
the detective force or the fire depart-
meat to room 307 and and remove
Sergeant
an unregistered guest.
Cole and Patrolman Keith were call­
ed to cart the captive to the po­
lice station.
The Magladry family wire induced
to postpone their departure from
Portland last night. They will re­
main in the city for another day and
prefer charges against the thief.
An Old Offender
"Davidson” is well dressed and ap­
pears prosperous. He has been stop­
ping at the Portland hotel since Fri­
day.
Detective Joe Day believes he rec­
ognizes Davidson as Kirk Jones, alias
NEWS NOTES FROM
James Scott. Day says he should be
I able to recognize Jones, as they are
LOWER SIUSLAW I old acquaintances, having come to-
i gether a number of years ago in a
The schooner Sausalito arrived on i way neither is likely to forget. A
Sunday to load with lumber at the ' picture of Jones in the rogues' gal-
i lery closely resembles the fellow
mill here.
caught
in —--------
the Magladry
room. There
Mrs. Lowry and daughter, of Eu-, I -----
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gene, came in a few days ago for a is a deep scar over tha left eye, the
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____ - bear
____ 4 a striking re-
few days' visit with her daughter, _ mouth
and _ nose
Mrs B. F. Wilkes, of Ada.
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semblance
and
measurements tal-
The schooner Oakland sailed for | ly to a dot.
San Francisco Saturday with a cargo
of lumber for the Oregon 4 Califor­ EUGENE WILL HAVE
nia Lumber Company's mill for the
city market.
* DISPLAY AT ALBANY’S
Dame Rumor says that a young
man of Maple Creek will soon carry
BIG APPLE SHOW
off one of the fair maidens of Acme '
for a helpmeet and the wedding will |
take place in the near future.
The Washcalore arrived from San I
Francisco Sunday evening and went ' Will Show Best of State That
to Acme after a cargo of lumber. The 1
Lane County Can Raise
vessel came down the river yesterday
Splendid Fruit
and will go to sea as soon as the bar
will permit.
We learn that Geo. Melvin Miller,
Secretary Holt
jt the Eugene
is preparing to do some blasting on
his power canal below Swisshome and j Fruit Growers' Association, today
has employed Mr. Williams to have' said Lane county would have a good
at the big apple show in
charge of the work.
Mr. Williams j display
Albany beginning a week
from
did the blasting at Cape Horn last '
We lneeday. County Fruit Inspector
summer and is an expert xt work of Beebe is now gathering the exhibit
that kind.
and it will be collected at the head­
Supervisor Potterf, who has been quarters of the association and neat­
at work with a crew of men opening ly packed in time to ship to Albany.
the road from the main Siuslaw road Those growers who have good apples
above Mapleton over to North Fork, and who have i»jt been seen by Mr.
has the work completed to the top of Beebe are requested to leave them
the ridge, which is the boundary of at the association
headquarters.
his district.
Supvrvisur
mciiier is I Secretary Holt said the exhibition
Supervisor Eichler
working a crew on the west side of I will be packed ...
in first class style
has something, like a and ¡t is intended to try for the high-
mile of road to build yet. p.]orence
awards to be made at the show.
West.
He said he is gowing to show the
people of Albany and other parts of
Stomach boutiles would more
____ the state that I^ne county grows
quickly disappear if the Idea of treat­ the best apples to be had.
ing the cause rather than the effect,
Apples in Cold Storage.
wouid come Into practice. A tiny
All the apples that are coming
inside hidden nerve, says Dr. Shoop, in now from the members of the
governs and gives strength to the association are being placed in cold
stomach. A branch also goes to the storage at the plant of the Eugene
heart, and one to the kidneys. When Ice and Storage Co. Secretary Holt
these "inside nerves" fail, then the said today that t'he 2000 apple boxes
organs must falter. Dr. Shoop’s Res­ recently ordered by the association
torative is directed specifically to have about gone and he expects
these falling nerves.
Within
48 1500 more soon. No apples will be
hours after starting the Restorative shipped this year by the association.
treatment patients say they realize All that are now being stored will be
a gain. Sold by all dealers
used for home consumption.
Dr. PIERCE'S COLDER MEDtCRL DISCOVERT
miiei th» »tomach •tront. promote» the How of
Hieatlv» laic»», restore» th» lo»t app»tite. mahea
aaaimilatlon perfect, larlioratea th» llrer ani
purttiea and »nrtchaa the blood. It la the traat blood-mahar,
tleah-bullder and reatoratlr» n»rva tonic. It mahea m»a
»trout in body, actlra in mind and cool in ludiam»at.
This " Discovery " ia a pure, _ flycerio extract of American medical roots.
absolutely tree
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from alcohol
■ ; • «nd all injurious, . ‘ habit-fortr.ing
” ’
' _ drufv.
'
ah its
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ft hai no relationship with secret
ingredients are printed
on its wrappers,
nostrums. I Its every ingredient ia endorsed by the leaders in all the schools ot
medicine. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for Ibis time-proven
remedy or « sown comfosition . Ass your NtiGHBoas. Thev must know of
many cures made by it during past 40 years, right in your own neifhhorhood.
World's Dispensary Medical Aasoclation, Dr. K.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y.
CLAIM JOHNSON
MANY SAWMILLS
LOAFED DURING FIGHT
NEAR COTTAGE GROVE
San Francisco, Oct. 17—The John-'
Cottage Grove, Or., Oct. 16—Thir­
aon-Ketchel fight left something of a ,
bitter taste in the mouths of the 10,- ty-one lumber mills are tributary to
000 fight fans who crowded into the I Co' tage Grove, a score of which are
arena, and today there are any num-. w hin twenty miles of the city. Thu
her of people who voice the suspi-' monthly payroll exceeds 150,000.
cion that the peculiar fall of John­
son and even the knockout of Ketch-, One of the principal resources of
southern Lane county, of wh'ch Cot­
el might have been rehearsed.
This view of the match Is not ta-, tage Gr.ve Is t e renter, Is Its exten­
ken by the sporting writers, for the ; sive forests of standing timber. There
latter are agreed that If Ketchel hit' are quarter sections that carry 22,-
Jt-iins'-n at all it was nothing more 000,000 feet of merchantable tim­
th n 2 glancing blow and could have ber. The grade of this timber Is ex­
had little force.
They are of the cellent, running as high as 54 per
,
opinion that Johnson deliberately cen; clear.
loafed along with Ketchel in order to
make the moving pictures of suffi­ WALSWORTH GUILTY
cient length, and think it quite likely
that he dropped to the mat just to
OF MANSLAUGHTER
make his 40 per cent interest in the
fiims of more value to him. Ketchel
JacksonviPe, Oregon. Oct. 19.—
absolutely had no chance with the
big black, who could have knocked Charles N. Walsworth is guilty of
him out in any round that he so will­ manslaughter, according ■> the ver­
dict of the jury returned Friday eve­
ed.
ning at 5:30 o’clock after six hours
of deliberation, for the shooting of
PIRATES FIELD BEST.
James Mankins, nearly two years ago.
Judge Hanna will pronounce sentence
TIGERS HIT HARDER next
week.
The case will be appeal'd to the
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 17.—Accord­
ing to the unofficial figures of the supreme court.
world's championship series, the de­
Money Comes in HuncbeM.
feated Detroit team outbatted Pitts­
burg. but the National Leaguers ex­ to A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell, N.
celled in fielding.
Detroit batted T. now. His reason »is well worth
reading: “For a iong time ¡suffered
.245 and Pittsburg .231. The new
indigestion, torpid liver, con­
world's champions fielded
.958, from
stipation, nervousness, and general
»Chile Detroit averaged .949.
debility,” he writes. ”1 couldn’t
Hars Wagner did the hardest hit­ sleep, had no appetite, nor ambition,
ting of the series, getting nine hits grew weaker every day in spite of all
out of 24 times at bat, for an ever­ medical treatment. Then used elec­
age of .375.
Those who bet that tric Bitters. Twelve bottles restored
Wagner would outbat Cobb won by all my old time health and yigor.
a large margin, as the leading hitter Now I can attend to business every
of the American league had only day. It’s a wonderful medicine.” In­
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Delehanty was the star Amer- fallible for stomach, liver, kidneys,
lean league batter with .346.
blood and nerves. 50c at V.’. A. Kuy­
kendall’s.
HALL’S TEXAS WONDER,
I have sold Hall’s Texas Wonder
There will be a change within a
I for kidney, bladder ard rheumatic few days in the force at the S. P. de­
i trouble for the last five years, and pot. Albert Noth and A. S. Trew will
■ have guaranteed it in many cases, be transferred to other points and a
but have never bad a complaint. 60 man from Woodburn and one from
day's treatment in each hottie.
Riddle will be sent here to take their
O. J. HULL.
places.
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and receive free postpaid this
beautiful illustrated catalog, with
complete cultural directions.
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PORTLAND SEED CO e
OREGON0
Elkins received this
morning from Governor F. W. Ben­
son a commission as a captain, chap­
lain of the Fourth Regiment Infan­ Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon 8 8 A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principe’
try. O. N. G., and he is assigned to Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
duty according to the regulations
governing
the
Oregon
National commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More
Guard. This is a deserved honor fit- calls for help than we can meet—position certain. Class ar-’
tingly bestowed, and Rev. Elkins is
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by
receiving the congratulations of his
many friends upon the reeomntenda- office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special
tion of General Finzer. which was penmanship department.
Write for illustrated catalogue.
made in July. This appointment or
commission will in nowise interfere e—
with Rev. Elkins' regular ministerial
duties. This appointment is also
very gratifying to the officers and
men of Company E. of Cottage Grove.
of which company Mr. Elkins is a
Our books are open for your inspection,
member.—Cottage Grove Leader.
TIIE SCHOOL OF QUALITY
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YOU GET WHAT WE GET M
“I would have been a crppie for
life from a terrible cut on my knee
cap,'* writes Frank Dtsberr.v. Kelli­
her, Minn., ‘‘without Bucklen's Ar­
nica Salve, which soon cured me.”
Infallible
for wounds, cuts and
bruises, it soon cures burns, scalds,
old sores, boils, skin eruptions
World’s best for piles. 25c at W. A
Kuykendall’s.
Dr. M. G. Evans arrived this after­
noon from the south.
New York. Oct. 18. Miss Mabel Taliferro. who has changed her stage
tintile t<> "Nell." w'ill he seen at the Liberty Theatre tonight in "Spring
a new play by Booth Tarkington and Harry Ix>on Wilson. It will
tinte
he “ Nell's''' first apearance in New York since she was playing In “Polly
of thè Clrcus."
properly digest hie food will won bnd that hit blood has become
weak end iinpoverijhed, and that hi> whole body is improperly and
faasufhcieotly nourished.
RECEIVES COMMISSION
Frightful Fate Averted.
PRETTY MABEL TALIAFERRO
A man who has a weak and impaired atotnach and who doea not
REV. W. A. ELKINS
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CRAWFORD SAYS
JUDGES ARE ILLEGAL
I s
By a vote of 3
591 a
the volersi
t' <• general election in |
June 1908, rejected nn initially «> c «il
Ktltiitlnmil amendnu'ii; Inirenalns the
number of menitmi - of the state su­
preme court from three to five. In
the face Of this decisive majority of
20.31s against an increased judiciary,
the state ■ lfglslntiire
leu’lahitnre lust
last winter en-
ftl’ti'll «1 1ft w creating two additional
-iiprenip jndgei and providing for
■
emer-
th«‘lr appointment, under^nn
Deniocratlc
gfney rlftUHp, b.v th»*
in a suit
(Jovernor Chamberlain,
court.
¡tending before the
C.^ anpreme
--
General Crawford has at-
Attorney C.
...3 legality of the law by
tarki’d the
filili .. the
Wh.»
-....... two additional Judges were
created, lie charges that the «tallite
U unconstitutional anti declares that
Justices King and Slater, the demo­
cratic
members who
were ap-
,,ointe I by Chamberlain are unlawful
e »I...»
twihiinal
il II tl I1J1VP
mem iters if that tribunal ami have
participate
in ren-
no le»"'
» decisions of the,
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ei.
IN PORTLAND
and Invited guests will be permitted
to cross the line fence that superateti
the railroad from the property.
l»a Quinta residence 1» alniated
three milea from the town and post
office of Gregory, from which place
It I k r< ached by an excellent road
The town .of Gregory belongs to V. e
ranch property. It has a population
of about six hundred persina. all of
whom are In some way connected
with the ranch. The temporary of-
fl »■» of the preKident will be located
In ¡i new bote] ar Gregory during the
di.-tlngulKiieil v'taltor'B stay
ay at La
Quinta,
The newspaper «•orreapon-
dent» and most of the member»
i
of
the prcHld.-nt's party will make their
headquarters at this hotel. It Is c a-
nected with lai Quinto by t elephone.
Should President Taft be off on a
trip over at:
part of th»* ranch, It
will be an easy matter to keep 1 In
close touch with 'Um, as the teb e-
phone system extends to every pa
of the property.
Tin- ranch residence, La Quinta,
is said to be the mint maguiflcei.t
country h'.me tn the southwest. It
was completed I about a year ago at a
cost of $200 ,000. It occupies a
beautiful site, overlooking Corpus
Christi Bay o in one side and many
miles of ranch i upon the others, with
t. c tow ns of Taft, Gregor1 . Sinton,
and 1 ..rtland, all a part of the big
• Hate, show in K plainly In the dis­
tame. Here and there may be seen
herds of th jruughbr« d cattle lazily
grazing upon the grass, which grows
luxuriantly upon all the pastures.
Along the railroad are many cultl-
va'ed fields, dotted here and there
w.th many pretty farm houses and
large barns. Nearly two thousand ac­
res of the ranch have ben converted
Into farms, and Mr. Taft recently
gave criers for Increasing the culti­
vated tract to twelve thuuiand acres.
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
To quickly check h cold, druggists
are dispensing everywhere, a clever
Candy Cold Cure Tablet called Pre­
vention. Preventlcs are also fine for
feverish children. Take Preventlcs
at the sneeze stage, to head off all
colds. Box of 48—25c. All dealers.
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Buyers name given if wanted. We not only
■
^et *°P Pr*ces’
y°u can satisfy yourself
HOGS absolutely at any time that you get what wo
r>usr>iAc-uo gi FOOIIPT CA8H RETURN8
Ship your produce to us. Write
to us now for coops, tags, eta
SOUTHERN
OREGON COMMISSION CO.
w. H. M c C orquodale , P rop .
95 F ront S t ., P ortland , O regon
t FURSHIDES