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TWO THZ EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY, MAR 17, 1910 ” —* Those Corpuscles REPORTED SOLD In your blood,—red and white,- keep you well If they are healthy, causo you sickness If diseased. Mil MEETING left < ’that the proposed raise Is arbitrary,' untiee ■ iry mid unjustifiable, aud believe that an investigation should be made. The proposed new rates will affect all valley points betw,vn Portlaud mid Albany, mid will go In-' to effect March The difference between the local and the present flat 10-cent rate be tween Albany mid I'ortliitid In the different classes is as follows First-j class. ISc: second. 15c; third, 12c: ( fourth. 10c. The difference between Portland mid Salem will be: First ela»«'»-. 15c; second. 12c; third. 9c; fourth, 7c. for lui S»h mili I he site on will* h to be erected. Roy _____rove bus the con tract for the erection of the »true lure. Mrs P. C. Crandell arrived Mon day from Lincoln. Neb., for •» visit with her sister. Mrs. S. A McKay F mul other relatives mid frleud» Mrs. Crandell had 111« common experience London, March 11. A sp»*clul dis of being delayed by slid«» and wash (From Friday's Daily Guard.) Walla Walla. Wash.. March 10.— patch from .Manchester says that outs In tho mountains Inst week Gvl it »«lay tn tb« nawal II qu SI k-rtn or is The Northwest Corporation, an or The great campaign at the taberna ihoculatad IskWt tons ewUel Sanacabw James A. Patton, tho Chicago cotton ganisation of capitalist» who control cle closed last night with a service ot MACON QUESTIONS nt»J grain »peculator, was hooted off the manufactured gas, electric light intense interest. About a score were the Manchester exchange thU after CORVALLIS DEFEATS ing plants, electric lines, and in some PEARY’S PROOFS noon. 'converted at this closing service, and subsequently was followed instances the water systems in sever siding, near the fruit evaporator. In , some of whom ar<* among the proni- OREGON BY SMALL SCORE al towns in Oregon and Washington, this city. The frame work of the new ; Inent people of Eugene Professor Cimmittee Votes to Deny Re- tkirough the streets by a large crowd and obliged to lake refuge in his has been sold, according to Colonel chapel of Undertaker Marion Veatch Maltbie was greeted with hearty ap By a slug!« point. th«> O AC. bu»ln»*»a office. ward—Sudden Speed F. J. Parker, of Portland, one of the on Tennessee avenue is now nearly plause as he arose to sing the last Patten's coming to Mancheater was team from Corvallis defeat«! the Or-» completed, and later In the season one of his effective solos. It was a stockholders. Suspicious widely heralded since his arrival In egon basketball Iwwr« at the new Colonel Parker furtlber states the Mr. Veatch will build a modern cot hymn composed by Dr. Oliver enti Liverpool, and the reception waa Kyuiiiaslum last night, the score being purchasers of the corporation now tage on the opposite corner of this tled. "No Sorrow Yonder.” Many'of ..._ B. __ Cooper . has completed I the songs that Professor Maltbie has lot. W. Washington, March 9.—By •ub- ready for him. There are persona In 21 to 20. The playing was eluse al hold a 60-day option, acquired at a ___ cost of 1100.000, on the holdings of two new bungalows, and now has his usi.i »¡th beat eff*H-t. both aa solos stantially a unanimous vote today, Manchester who were squeex«»d by all stag«» of the game. The first half the North Coast Railroad. Parker carpenters at work on a large barn In | and with the great choir, have been > the sub-committee of the House com the Patten rl»e In th»< price of cotton »as nearly all •> A. <’ '». the scoro __ last year anil they have neither for- ending 10 tp 3. but I» the second Or _________ on ________ naval _______ affairs, decided does not know who purchased the the Long addition, which property he Dr. Oliver's compositions The»« mittee company, but it Is known that nego has sold to the draymen. Harrington men have made a deep Impression on against "beetowlng a substantial re-| gotten nor forgiven the man who at egon sootned fresher and nearly play tiations have been on for some time * Barrel. which they will soon occu the life of Eugene and surrounding( ward upon (\>n>mander Robert E. times has forc«*d th** price of cotton ed th« farmers off their feet, but were unable to overcome th»* great ■with II. M. Billesby & co. of Ohicago, py. There are also a number of cot country. Mor»» than a thousand Peary until he has submitted openly and grain to new figures, As soon as Patten api»*ared on the lead. The eiithiislnstii was Intense a firm said to be representing un tages under course of construction in have taken their stand for Christ.; proofs that he reached the North the Nokes ar.d Cooper & Randall ad while thousands already In the Pole__________________________________ I floor of th»* Cotton Exchange n bro- throughout, mid the rooting was limited Eastern capital. Representative Macon attacked ' k»* rshouted "Patten." ami instant!) ] great. In speaking of his knowledge of ditions to Cottage Grove. Lumber Js churches have entered into a higher | on the ground for a new cottage for and deeply consecrated life. All Commander Peary's proofs. Macon I hostile cries were raised and the ajr I here was considerable complaint said: Lou Willard on Wall street, and an classes of people have b«»en reached , told th»* commute»* that h»* regard»*»! i was fill»’»! with "booings" nnd hoot-1 on account of the alleged rowdyism Stock Ikw Rapidly. other one near the brick yard for Prominent business and professional' the sudden acceleration of tihe speed 'ings, mingled with an occasional of th« ll A t' players. It Is said "Last Wednesday I calle] on Man- I h<* American was quickly that Horton, of Corvallis. delllu-rati'ly ager A. Welch and asked if the cor- Henry McCoy. Watch Cottage Grove men. University and High school stu-: of th«* explorer, after Captain Batlett cheer. grow . — Leader. ¡dents, as well as others. The large] left him, as suspicious. Before th» surround»*»! by a thr«-nteniiig mob nnd struck .stein, of Oregon, In th»* fee«, porat ion had been sold, He denied | percentage have been mature men! captain left th«» party, it hud traveled Jostle»! hither and thither, nm! tho and ther»* were other Instances of un- all knowledges of any such a deal, finali) driven to the warrant»*»! roughne»». Corvallis stu -a; flaally and women, with men in the major only 9.6 miles n »lay. When Peary whvat king was and said that he did not th.nk it was CLUB PASSES SET before conducted | dents have often ------------------- ity. Oliver's preaching has appealed was alone, except for a n»»gro valet door and into th«* street, where so. He offered, however, to give and four esklmos. be reported a ¡other other big crowd gathered and amt th” I themselves In such a manner, to the men of Eugene, and the abil me $40 a share for all the stock Uhat Or RESOLUTIONS ity to hold thousands of men w»»ek speed of 2tT.4 mill's a day for five scene assumed even a moro riotous tiatiia lined up a* follow»; 1 held. I refused. On Friday he aspect. I Oregon Ruth, centre Mteln week in the meetings for men days. called me again and offered me $47.- ON IRRIGATION after The mob hurled epltheta and a' Jami».,», forward». Walker and Enduran»-»» H»r«'rd<tl. IJniit of ______ is worth noting No man has ever 50 for my stock. He then told me Macon quoted Lieutenant Shackl»»- hundred flats were shaken at Pat- 1)<1I( gunrilll done this before in Eugene. that the deal had gone through, and o A (• Keek, centre; Cooper _____ _ ______ __________ The Eugene Commercial club Dr. Oliver and Professor Maltbie ton. General Greely and others to the ten. who turned deathly . . pale, ns tha that the--e were but two blocks of _____ __________ ___________ . mob »eemed on the point of attacking [ ¡{««d. forward», ilrooko and ilorlun. stock, my own and that of R. E. passed the following resolutions at will leave Eugene with the high es effect that 10 or 12 miles a day trav- I teem of thousands of people, while eltng over Polar sea* was the limit him. Allen, of Walla Walla, ohat the cor its special meeting last night: That the growth and prosperity these men have repeatedly said En ] of Uuman _ force of police arrived at U urn an endurance. ____________________ A _ strong poration could not get in. He said "I confess that 1 nm exceedingly a critical moment and hustled him I. W. Anderson had telegraphed to of our city will always be affected by gene is the best little city on the Pa- ■ get hold of all the stock and that the tee development of its tributary ciflc coast. Dr. Oliver is a young man skeptical about Peary’s ever hav ... _ ____ ” declared into a cab. In which he was hurriedly Pole. who has won his best friends when* ing discovered th« deal had been sucessfully made. I country. Macon today- before the commit- / driven t> the railroad station. He That the Willamette valley and its he is best known. As a lecturer he again refused to sell. took the first train for Liverpool. "Later 1 was told on what I know tributaries aod l^ine county In par ranks among the most popular, and ticular has such immense resources he has won some recognition as an to be reliable authority that the >1 (I STANDARD TRUST same Chicago interests that bought that it will appeal to the best busi author. He is a Fellow In the Amer ps. for ican Geographical Society and will the corporation had taken a three ness men of the whole country; That this dreamland of scenic undoubtedly be heard from In the guard» days’ op*ion cn the Strahprn hold- FILES SECOND BRIEF . ings for $10.000. extending it to 60 beauty and temperate climate will years to come. Dr. Oliver and fam days for $100.000. You can quote be more and more sought by people ily leave today for Shasta Springs Government's Brief, Filed Yes where thew will rest before taking me as saving that the dial for tee : who want the best; That among vast and varied re tin the work at Ashland, on March sale of the Northwestern Corpora-1 terday. Comprised Two tlon as been consummated, and that i sources agriculture and horticulture 20th. They will follow this meet WITNESSES TELL Large Volumes according to Manager A. Welch, a will also here be the “mother of all ing wite a tabernacle meeting at Chicago firm took the entire hold- industries” has been demonstrated Medford. 0F S/TRTING FAKIRS That it The sermon last n'ght was ings in the Northwest.” The gas and the electric Heit com- both by the United States govern- earnest appeal based on Heb. through demonstration sta "How shall we escape if we neglect panics of Eugene, Pendleton and ment Council Hiiiria. Iowa. March 10 —I Sensational t<*»tlmony by four gov-1 Walla Walla; the electric light com- tions in the valley, as well as by so great salvation?” The subj«M‘ private enterprises that the small ______ _ was the criminalty of neglect. | ernment witn<*»»«*a, th»* first called In panies of CorvaJlis. Dallas and Moa- of our soil can be trebled “This Is not criminalty that can of the I the c»»« of John C. Mowbray and | mouth, water systems and electric production by applying artificial irrigation dur be reached by a court of justice. It light plants at Independence and vester- other», neeu»•',! of conspiracy to d«* the growing season of the year; is not infidelity, atheism, or unbo __ _ Springfield and the gas companies ing That fraud by unlawful use of th« Unlt»*«l we therefore consider that at Lewiston and North Yakima are the national system of Irrigation for lief. of which I speak tonight. The timony taken In th»* Circuit Court of' Stat»*« malls. f»*atur»*»l th»* »lay» pro- the Unit«»! S’ates for tne the r-i»i«ru iU»t«*rn i I cv»*dlnga In that <-a»«* the holdings of the Northwestern this country Is the paramount issue man who expects ko repent and get right with God. who concedes his in Corporation. Th« t»*»tiniony waa given by Thoa. district of Misaourla. which Jin-reed, in our promotion work at the present terest and' intention of doing so in Manager O'Conner Dubious. "that S andard Oil be dissolved ” It Gay, Indli-tml with Maybray, who time the future, who admits the truth of Manager George O'Connon, s'ho represents years of governmental In turned government witness; James And that we pledge ourselves to represents the corporation here, give our most hearty support, en God's claim on him—it is of this Coon, of Owosso. Mich . and Ernest vestigation of the oil bualninm. man of whom 1 speak tonight. I said tonight be knew nothing of the couragement and co-operation The government declar»*» this tes Fenby, a professional wrwstler. ot to believe there is not a person in hell deal and was not aware that Welch men and capital that may be engaged timony »hows rebates and discrimina Shepherd. Mlrh . admitted ■'ate»*rs," was in charge. He addmltted, to bring about a moaern system of tonight but who. if he had sought tory rates were received by the and by <’ A. Nelson, n victim of the! God honestly would have found Him. though, that negotations had been on irrigation. Standard Company, not only during alleged »wlndllng <>|»*ratlon« To have lived in a Christian com “with some Chicago men” for the ‘-------- ,-e period, but during the The allegeil ----- ‘ o|M*ratlons ------- “— - of ' Maybrav Its formattvi H. W. THOMPSON. munity or a Christian home and be purchase of the corporation's hold last ten years, • hereby the Stand- and of his associate», members of President. Ignorant of divine trute and eternal .Million- _ a largo what was known aa the a rd was enabled to brtog ings. FR.fNK JENKINS. Sec. life is nothing short of a crime. The One in close touch with the cor part of the i MtsliJe con*-«ru» Into the alre'f Club." In N«w Orleans. I>env»*f gift is offered to the man in need. poration here, said: h. cut and and Council Itlnffs. were relate»! with combination and to Will any of you accuse God of nn- of com pet 1- a detail that Indicated that th»* lead- "I do not believe the entire hold CARNEGIE BOARD SAYS eliminate from the klndness when He has been pleading ol the bal- | **rs of th»* "club” h.ul an organisation ings have been sold. If any of the tlon the principal with you from the time of the begin ,/¡«ver t, -fore • qu ill* d In thia ««iinv* Strahorn Interests are to change ance MEAN THINGS OF 0. A. C. ning Christ of your accoutabflity? The "s|Hirtlng events" arranged hands I think is is the North Yakima It la claimed by the door and knock, says, “ I stand at the electric light plant and streetcar I and carrl»*»! through by th»**»»» men. that It shows “a system COAIM.vNDEli PEARY to save. ” Neg- I came to seek and system, and not the North coast hold aro doing according to the wltn«»aea. were »<> prices where gompeUto A recent report of the Andrew Car lect has closed your ears to Ohat ap- business, below the col of produr- ; well planned that there was not th« ings.” negie pension board contains interest peal. Some of you have spurned Explorer whoee discovery ot the tlon. while raising the ; lew In oth- I remot»*st chance for th»* victim to e»v- ing statistics as to the relative rank the __ _____ _______ appeal of _ loved ones, of teach of the different colleges and compar ers, of "faithful pastors; have Ignored North Pole fs very much doubted by er parts of the country « JI the cotn- cape and hi« Io«-«» would rang« from MAKING CONCRETE Congress because he refuses to sub petltor Is either eUtnlna**-d or hie $2000 to $37.i'«O, aoorillng to his isons of agricultural colleges with the this great campaign which ought to business brough- to s such a .«tate that ability nnd wllllngtieHS to "loosen universities. Rather prominent have compelled the attention of any mit authentic proofs. BLOCKS FOR HANDSOME state the Sandard Oil Company can con up ” in this comparison it mentions the sensible person. 1 am ready to meet University of Oregon and the Oregon Bhe people of Eugene at the bar ol tee. "and I am gotag to protest trol It; of obtaining secret Informa NEW RESIDENCE Agricultural College, greatly to the being conferred tion as to competitive business, large AND THE FELINE God and give an account of my against any honor congress until he has ly through bribing railway employes, credit of the former. stewardship. I have warned you. I upon 'him by The Oregon Agricultural College it have cleared my soul from responsi established in the open and not in and using that secret information to WANDERED BACK procure countermanding of orders of as belonging to a class the dark ” George Lili Will Erect $10,000 characterizes bility. Your blood is upon your own independents and to facilitate their of second-rate engineering schools, A week ago Prof. nn<! Mrs. Hook Macon then said that tie wanted I to which assume the name “agricultural head. In God’s name do not neglect call attention to “one discrepancy r in system of prfc»* cutting and oppres er, accompanied by their sm Ralph, House on 03k Street so great salvation. ” sion; of the use of so-called bogus college” in order to get the support Mr. Peary's story.” This was rhe 1 I were in the depot nt Eugene await of the farmers. The Washington record of marching reported by the Independent companies, whose opera ing a train to Creswell, and »'.lie Near Eleventh tions are predatory and oppressive State College also comes In for spe-l RUNAWAY DAIRY TEAM regarded explorer. Maron sal! he seated there th« youngster took a cial mention in the same class. the sudden acceleration of speed as prinelpally to drive out competition; fatihy to ci deh George Lili, the blacksmith, is and various other means. ” The report then goes on to saj Ing room, rr f. r CAUSES EXCITEMENT very singular.” manufacturing concrete blocks in the: some very complimentary things claimed John D. Rockefeller. It Is "The astonishing part. of Mr. the tick»' age t If rear of his property on Oak street, ■ about the different universities of the Peary’s statement.” snld Mr. M;u >n, by Lh<- government, testified that af- If he took the cat near East Eleventh, for the purpose /country, specifically mentioning the terWhe trust dissolution was ordered an-l upoi, be * n "is the number of mile« he traveled of erecting a handsome three-story ■ University of Oregon, ft particular-! Milk Bottles Strewn All Over per day after Bartlett left him and in 1A92 each of the corporations, as negative, i residence this spring. The house will I ly praises the engineering department | Pavement and Gas Main controlled by Crown ~ stockholders. »’hen no while man was with him as hied” to f’-<- well. Last Thursday contain 2 3 rooms and will cost ovei | of the latter, classing it as first-class! a wltne;is, his only companions being engaged In Its own branob business the Professor missed the cat, and Broken by Wagon $10,000. It will be the handsomest and up-to-date.—Oregon Emerald. of purchasing, refining, transporting his negro valet and four etkimos. while in th« <!«|>. t at Eugene last residence in Eugene, in the minds and selling oil. and that "they were Saturday noticed the self same Sir of many, and an ornament to that I A dairy team owned by O. W. Lu- each competing with the other." Thomas In his accustomed place In portion of the city. It will be lo INDIAN MURDERER cas, who runs a dairy south of the STATE LAND JUMPS TO Even assuming, the gov<»rnment th»» waiting room. ’’Tommy”, no cated just back of the red bungalow o't’» »>««-—« »■•"b•«-«(» -*t something says, that there sa< a purchase of doubt, got homesick, nnd hit the tl»*s GIVES HIMSELF UP while standing In the rear of Otto's at the corner of East Eleventh and MINIMUM OF $7.50 property previous to 1’»99, ft is main for Eugene Cro well Chronicle. Oak streets, and the two residences place about 11:30 o'clock this fore tained that It is well geetled law that now on the property will be moved Salem, Or.. March 9 The state where property 1» acquired to sui>- Aberdeen. Wash., March 9.—Fred noon and ran away. The horses ran same distance south to make room for Pope, the educated Qulnalt Indian south on Park street and at tfte alley land board today ordered the price of presa competition, th«- acquisition Is the new one. who shot and killed two of hi« in the rear of the Hulin building all state land except Indemnity lands void. In aupport of this statement Mr. Lili has special machinery for tribesmen last week because they re near the Hoffman house, the wagon Increased from $5 to not les» than the government quotes at length the manufacture of his concrete sented his attempted assault of an collided with the corner of an old 17.50 per acre. The land has been from an opinion rendered by Presi blocks, and is doing the work himself, Indian girl, voluntarily surrendered frame shack. The horses here broke selllog for $5 since February 11, dent Taft then on the bench. with two assistants. He has been at himself to Indian Agent Archer to- loose and continued their mad car 190k, prior to which time it was sold Creswell Cronlcal. it since »ally last fall, and now hi: day. eer, disappearing from view in .c,e for 12.50. nearly al! of the material ready to The price hag been advanced at. southern part of the city. The wa begin construction work gon was overturned and a large num- this time on account of the general DAVENPORT WILL The house will be built entirely of ber of empty milk bottles were increase in land values. Indemnity concrete, as far as possible, and the LOCATE IN OREGON broken and strewn all over the pave- land will continue to sell at $13 an blocks are of ornamental design. The ment. A projecting gas pipe wau acre. The state still owns approxi interior of the house will be very con mately 500,000 acres of land exclu struck by the wagon and broken., veniently arranged. In the basement | lowing the gas to escape,»creating a sive of Indemnity selections. Milverton, March 10.— Homer C. will be a billiard room and on the: terrible stench. The wagon was Davenport, the not»*<l cartoonist, has other three floors everything will be] ffJTTAGE GROVE ITEMS. pretty badly damaged. The runaway almost made up his mind to re-enter modern. team was seen by the busy throngs Hon. R. A. Booth and wife of Eu th« newspaper game, and make Ore on Willamette street and large n um- Saginaw gon his future home. He said to bera of men ran to the scene of lhe gene spent Saturday In BUILDING ACTIVITY day: where Mr. Booth was looking after accident. I am not quite ready to tnak»* n his lumbering ihterests while Mrs. definite statement ns to my plans for AT COTTAGE GROVE Boot/:. wav visiting with relatives. — ALBANY MEN SEND T. W. I»e|x»ng and family arrive! the future, but wll^say that the one Last Year's Great Record May In this city Sunday evening from great effort of my' life will be to make arrangements which will ena The grand jury this afternoon, af PROTEST TO SALEM Nebraska and will make this city ble Be Broken in the Year me to spend tho remainder of my ter having thoroughly inv»/stigated their future home. Mr. and Mr Nineteen Ten Five business men of Albany have DeLong are old friends of Mr. and life in Oregon." the charges against State Dairy and Davenport expects to re-embark In _______ Food Commissioner J. W. Bailey, of sent a communication to the State Mrs. E. R. Spencer of this city. Commission protesting The season’s building activity has Portland, for alleged cruelty to his Railroad Mrs. David Griggs and little tho newspaper buxlnovs at Portland, and the probable result of his ef accompanied by Mrs. forts will be the publication of a pa comment 1 in real earnest, and while cattle In allowing them to starve or^ against a proposed raise of freight daughter, the year 1909 saw the completion of his ranch on the McKenzie river dur rates between Portland and Albany Griggs, mother, Mrs. 1. H. Bingham, per to be known as "Davenport's fully one hundred new buildings in Ing the winter, reported “not a true on Eastern shipment.«, and asking returned homo from Eug»-ne Satur Weekly,” which may he established Cottage Grove, this ,r. )i I promts» s bill.” and the commissioners’ bonds that an Investigation be made as to day, the first Mrs. Griggs has been within the n«xt throe or four weeks. this proposed raise In rates. able to be out since she fell and to be broken before th" close of the men were exonerated. The communication In part is as fractured her arm at t)he Eugene It appears that the testimony be year 1910. Among the new build follows; fore the grand jury was to the effect theatre onthe occasion of the Schu- ings already under cou”v of construc wholesome Influences, “Whereas, the Southern Pacific mann-Helnk concert. tion Is a beautiful modern bungalow that Bailey entrusted the care of his T. Lusby of San Diego, Old Mex nnloons and there Is cattle to the keeper of the ranch, but railroad Company has given notice Thefransfer of the stock and busi ico, Is In Crowell this week looking , no t , ..................................... >•>> Hunpicion for William Ward in the McFarland addition. Will F. Hart, contractor. the keeper did not provide them with that ft is proposed to raise the freight ness of the Modern Pharmacy ■ wan over this seitlon with a view to pur of a blind pig being operated. Thu only booze thnt g,.(H |nto lh„ e(fy )m Near this new bungalow W. B. Coop enough feed. The commissioner was rate on Eastern shipments from Port effected by David Griggs and hl» chasing. er has just completed a similar cot sick in bed at. his home in Portland land to Albany, making local rates hr-.ther, Hiram Grigg«, Monday, , C. It. H. Parsons and R. E. McDaniels liroiiHit In In grips or to private Indi- A clo .. watd. Is tage. now ready for occupancy. The at the time the charges were first apply between these points instead of .1. Kem, a registered pharmacist, of went to Portland Sunday night on n ■oiiah by expre/s Botsford woodworking r.nd lumber | made against him, and he could not the 10-cont rate, which has been in Lebanoon. Oregon, who Is a son of business mission, returning Tuesday sept on students, and-those found guilty of handling Intoxicant» In anv our esteemed townsman, O. H. Kem, night. company have their new dock and be here to personally look after the effect for some time.” ihe gour The Albany merchants contend /»eIng the purchaser.—Lender. mill well under way on the 8. P.| I cattle. A. E. Robinett, accompanied by way will be fired, just were expelled this morning To make and keep them abundant and beaithv, is to have pure blood, free dom from disease and vigorous health. The chief purpose of Hood's Sarsa parilla is to do this, and its tuccee.-» is attended by thousands of wonderful cures. Cures of all blood diseases, scrofula, eexetua, rheumatism, catarrh. I BAUET CLEÄRED BY GRAND JURY OF CRUELTY Good Clothes for Less Money At this time of tho year we murk all our Suits down In order to clean them up and make room for the spring line, You will find many rare bar- gains In all grades of suits We carry a line that is worth an inspection, and take pleasure in sbowiug our goods. They look R'GHT. Are priced RIGHT. And wear RIGHT. ED. HANSON blast Ninth Street arc but outward ognc ol the oil done in secret by my rladt ol dan- Jrutf terms tapping the life Mood ol the hair. Moro kills Ute para site. sooth« the ItJtiag tetdp, (Ives lustre to the hair and stops it falling oak A tingle a ppi Kai to« fiics relief asd proves it» worth. Save yo«r hair before too lata. Mkro prevents baldness It Is a delighttal dressing tar the hair, tree from grease and sticky oils. Ask v our druggtv 1me free book kt CO. MOYT CHEMICAL f Psclfk H ovm l.lalacnt 1« prepared eiprevsly lev the need» of honrmm and r»n<bfnrn. It l> a p»iwrrfui and pene trating liniment, a remedy for emergen cies A toothing embrocation lot 0M relief ol pain, and lhe best llnlmrn: 1» ipralin and toreaett. • Uneqailed l»»r cariag the wound« and ln|arlc« ol BAKIirD WIRE and lor hcal/nr cut», abratlom, toeet and brultcs I’acUIC Horse Liniment 1« fully gaaeantted. No other It to good or helpful In to many ways. IIItlallitoaattaly,weauthorite all deakrt to refund the porchate peke, «anu whi aovnaa r,m ceata H ovt C hcmkac CO , ewna»K c«a nilT. • SOOkLCT FOUR 0.A.C. BOOZE STUDENTS ARE EXPELLED Sold in Eugene hf W L. DeUno Every Women I« iliLrr<'aU"t »nd tilnu|»1 krv-w • bolli th»» w<>n«l»<| ful i' A MAP VRL Whirling Spray ?. j ÜM9 IMW % »rlnsl »yrln«e. •Meat conven ti . l<MAnm>e . > i ’ i-ta no *w I’ORTLAND, OREGON. CHICHESTER S PII v-’íí'x. X it rl . A .1 t’K niAuoao nn.iM, ÏT. 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