Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 21, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCLEAN HOUSE If you are too busy with house deaninj to come down-town, telephone to us and we will send to you any amount of borax, ammonia, lye, crude oil, furniture polish, formalde hyde, spot removers, or other joods. o o o J No extra charge lor it livery. W. L. DeL no DRUGGIST AMENDMENTS YOU PASS JUDGMENT ON Local Option and Woman's Suffrage, Creating Most Discussion at This Time In addition to the election of state, district, county and precinct officers, thore are other matters of Importance tbat will engugo tbo attention of the voters of the atute next month. These are the severul proposed constitution al amendments, the referendum of the upocial appropriation bill and sevoral measures proposed by the initiative. Voters generally are not acquainted with the importance of these meas ures, numbering In all eleven. They are of vital interest as affecting cor taiu laws now on the statute books, boHtdea making material changes In matters of taxation of corporations and raining additional revonue for the atato. Evory one of these moasures should bo curefully studied and Inves tigated by every Individual voter (hBt be may vote intelligently on each rjronuBitlou. The arrangement of the' dlirorotit ' propositions ou the ornolal uaiior. win be such as to require a careful exam- nation by the voter if ho would 'vote aa bo wishes on the different sub jeots. Voters cauriut be too careful lu marking their ballots. Each one ' of the oloveu prepositions Is prluloa, twice on the bullot, oue immediately Mr llQ 11X11? PRRM following tho other. Both have a,CnO II LINO mUlll .number aud the mnrkiug of an "X" ibofore one Indicates au afllrmntlve 'r vote: au "X" before tho othor ludl catea a uogatlvo vote. Ouless the vo-1 terisextr.-molya.ief.il he will make ', tho mistake of vo'.lug ootu yes-' .and "uo"to the same question, there by invn' la lug that par o'. his ballot .and at the eau e time fall to rote at all on au equally i uportaut question that fullow. one on which he votes .twlco. For the Information of tho votora of this county wo herewith presout B( uomplete list t the oluveu dllferont measures ou which they will bo I availed to pass at the June election: Hoforrlng to the special Bpproprla-, tlon bill passed at the lust session of ! the legislature nud providing fuuds lur mo timiuiounuce or me vuriuus Hliitu Institutions. Proposing au equal suffrage amend .mout tu the state' constitution. Amending the local option law. For tho purchase by the state of tbe Mt. Houd and Uurlow toll road for f 31. (XXI. ' Constitutional amendment provid ing n method of amending the con stitution aud applying tbe referendum to all laws , aireotlug constitutional conventions aud amendments. Constitutional amendment -giving titles and lowus exclusive power tu uaot and amend their charters. Constitutional amendment for ini tiative aud referendum ou local, spec ial and municipal laws aud parta of laws. Constitutional amendment to allow the state printing, binding and print er's compensation to bo regulated by law at any time. Hill for law prohibiting free passes and discrimination by railway com panies and other public service corpo rations, Au act requiring sleeping car com panies and oil companies to pay an annual license upon their gross earn ings. An act requiring express companies, telephone companies aud telegraph companies to pay an annual license upon their gross earning. 0 The last two proposed laws hare been presented by initiative by the members of 111 grange In this state. It Is safe to say that the g Iris of ItXHl are sweeter and more beautiful than tho g:t of war times. The up- to-date girls all lake Holllster' Kooky Mountain Tea. j;"5 fonts, tea or tablet. L.lnu Drug to. Try Dunn' tary pius. bread, baked In ant HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES GIVEN ' PUNISHMENT Board Forbids Them to Leave Eugene to Compete With Other Teams Acts of Insubordination in Past Primary Reason Thisl Action Will Practically Abolish Athletics In School The school board at a special meet ing held Saturday Hftoruoou made a ruling that will have the elfect of practically doing away with abletics In the high school. The following resolution waB adopted : "Resolved, by the board of direc tors of School District No. 4, tbat from this date uo athletic teams, eith er football, basketball or any othor teams connected with the public schools of Eugene be allowed to leave Eugene for the purpose of engaging with teams of other ncboqls in any athletic games." The primary cause for this action 1b the disregard on several occasions by the members of the athletic teams or orders and Instructions of the faculty. Last mouth four members of the track team went to Portland and took part In the Columbia fleld meet In dlreot disobedience to the faculty's orders. The boys wore suspended for a time, being reinstated only a few days ago. Ajast year tue rue lucuuj unu .1 ... r II 1 1 similar trouble with the laseball team, and on other occasions there have been acts of insubordination on the part of the athletes. The patience of the faculty . and board of directors has been soroly tried aud as a punishment and a lea son to them the athletes have been thus restricted. Naturally much dissatisfaction expressed bv members of the various nthlotic bodies of the high school, es peoiniiy the track team, at the board's nummary action. The track team Ulia boen lu active training for some time past aud had several dual meets with other schools scheduled, Hie team will probably at once go out of training and disband, THE LOWER SIUSLAW Preparations M Memorial UL) i Florence Dr. Saubert Meets With Accident Or. Saubert, of Acme, met with an accident lust week. While working wtb a ruft of logs he fell iuto tbe rlt- er and broke a couple of ribs, lie Is recovoi lug now. Or. 0. W. Lewis and J. L. Zolgler left for Uardlner last Friday morning, taking the route through tbe hills. i Or. Leslie was ou bis way to Marsh Holl, t(J looat(J for practioe of his pro- fessiou. The atoamer Robarta left yesterday morning for the Columbia river, where Bho will be employed for sev eral mouths. She carried a double crew, among whom were Captain Chrlsteuscn, Engineers llardell and Severy and David Kyle, John W. Tan ner, David Satley, James Morris aud Frauk Jobusou. Preparations are being made in Floreuue for holding the aunual mem orlal services In honor of the de ceased soldiers. A number of the veterans mot here last Saturday and appolntod sevoral committees and se lected the speakers for the memorial sermon aud for the address ou Deco ration Day. . The exercises will be held at the Presbyterian church and dinner at the Odd Fellow hall. It Is tho Intention to provide a special ta ble for the veterans and the other people will bring basket dinners. Hot coffee will bo furnished for every body. Florence West, HOUSEWIVES COMPLAIN OF SHORT MEASURE A number of I'.ugeue housewives Inform the Guard that three or tour Eugene grocer are In tbe habit of giving them short weight, especially In tbe cm of sugar. Many ladle bar scale of their own at their homes and bar noticed tbat this short weight business with these few . , .O,, , a i time past. An effort villi probaO,- be made by the ladle to boycott these certain grocer If the nnscmpulous practice is uot toped. SECOND RENDITION SPLENDID SUCCESS The econd rendition of "The Four- Leaved Clover," or "Gluck-auf," by the Pattqrsou school pupils at the the atre Saturday night was a success in everv detuil. The attendance was good and the little folks acquitted themselves better, if anything, than they did at the first performance. Tbe operetta is the prettiest thing that has been given by tbe public schools here in years. Much credit for its success is due Misa Ida Nolf sluger, who managed and directed the performance. Business Briets We are headquarters for garden and grass seed of all kinds. J. W. WHTE. S. D. Bead, dentist, office over Hull's grocery store. 'Phone Black 1731. ' , Hammocks, all prices. Chambers' Hardware. For thou wishing the best., C. L. Winter is in charge of t be Winter Photo Co. Studio, and guarantees re suit. : Chamber Block. , 'Phone P-ed 1321. Best line of go-carts for the money. Chambers' Hardware. Go to Jennings & Edwards for the grafolastio roof paint, lire and water proof, with a 6-year guarantee. - Paint with Phoenix paint. Preston A Hales, agents. Wood, wood, wood. At Eugone Transfor Co. Bread that makes brain and brawn Dunn's. For the Kinlock House Paint call at JENNINGS & EDWARDS. A box of Preston & Hales shoe oil will keep the water out. Old clothes made to look like new. 459 Willamette street. Eugene Dye Works. Leave orders for M. O. Warner, piano tuner, at Morris' musio' store. New stock linoleum and matting. - Chambera' Hardware. We will make that old summer suit look like a new one at tbe Eugene Dye Works, 45U Willamette street. Take your cleaning, dyeing and pressing to 459 Willamette St. Eug ene Steam Dye Works. dtf Vudor Porch shades. Chambers' Hardware. Get that summer suit sponged and pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. Gardeu cultivaturs and seeders at bottom prices. , Chambers' Hardware. The best way to get anything is to gu to hcaqduarters and risk for it. We are headquarters for Schilling's Heat. J. w. mil!.. For delicious maccaroon Hazel- wood ice cream go to the Hazelwuod estuuraut. Gardeu cultirators and seeders at bottom prices. Chambers' Hardware. Say.your wheel should be packed in vaseline no oiling necessary Gomph's bicycle store Ice cream nt Dunn's bakery. Why not try White River Flour.? Every sack warranted. J. W. WHITE. Fine Hazelwoo d Ice cream aud Ice cream soda ut the Hazulwood restau rs ut. For wall paper Preston & Hales are It, Come aud get some of our bargains before they are all gone, as every thing Is going fast at JENNINGS Jfc EDWARDS. Are you going to paint? The Sher wlu & Williams propostiiou la the best. See us. Chambers' Hardware. , Miss Maude Morris has opened her dressmaking parlors In the Duun building. Reception room 3. 'Phone Red 1731. Car of buggies received direct from the factory. Latest styles aud tlntshes in tbe market at all prices. Call aud see. Chambers' Hardware. Bring your wheel to Gomph, the bicycle man, and have the bearings packed tu vaseline. We are tbe only dye works In the city. 459 Willamette street. tdf New stock tennis goods, tf Kay's Gun Store. We guarantee our work. Eugene Steam Dye Works. df Uo to Andrews at depot lumber yard for tie Lake Creek shingle. j8 Adjustable window awnings, Dt any wludow, at tf Kay's Gnn Store. Everything In furniture at Chambers' Hardware. Be patriotic aud ride a XatlonoJ. tf Kay' Gun Store. G.ulen seed of all kiuds in bulk. Chamber' Hardware. Gresi stamp at Whit' grocery. Duun bread is Mid freru potato yeast aud has that good, wholesome taste T ou like. Duun? home-made bread lath best In the city. "Say, Xel, mv wheel just run fine I tried the vi.ie cure at Gomph bicycle store." owurltj Lie Fowdeffor young chicks. j Chamber Hardware. Hanson 4 Hell. Eugene employment j oftlce. Oregon Hotel. dU Lie Powdel-for THE DALLES TEAM ; DEFEATED TWICE University and Springfield Win From the Visitors With Ease-inner : Baseball Notes of Saturday af- TTniwnrtjitv of temoou ueiMueu Win j n tonm and Arthur rjiuouuis o team from The Dalles resulted in a score of 10 to i in favor of tbe Uni versity. The score by innings was as follows: The Dalles.. .."..0 10000100-2 Hit. . .0 21101110- I Oregon....- 1 0 2 3 0 0 2 2 Jt-10 Hits 2 0 2 3 0 0 a 1 x- iu Summary Two-base hits Rice, Hathaway, McCoy, Hurd. Stolen bases Obarr, McIuerny,Paine, iiatn- away 2, Brown 2, Johnson. Struck ont-By Fagan, 5; by Clifford, 10. Bases on balls Off Fagan, 4. sacri fice hit Kelly. Hit by pitched ball- Kelly, Rice. Double ploys Hobbs to Paine to Hathaway i Fagan to Mcln ery to Steers. Left on bases The Dalles, 3; Oregon, 4. Time of game 1 hour, 50 minutes. Umpire Cole man. Scorer Smith. SPRINGFIELD 8; THE DALLES 2 The Dalles met another defeat yes terday afternoon, this time at the hands of the Borincfleld team, by tbe score of 8 to 2. The game was played on the new grounds in the lumDer Inn nitv and was largely attended by the enthusiastic fans. The visitors couldn't solve Charley Taliafero's benders to any extent. Charley, as well as every member of the team, was at bis best aud showed the lads from the buuehgrass country how the national game is played. The H. A. C. and Geary school baseball teams met on tbe diamond Saturday afternoon, resulting in soore of 7 to 5 in favor of H. A. C. The Springfield high school team defeated the Junction City team in a game at Springfield by the score of 11 to 1. Two, weeks previous the Junction team won oy a large score. The Presbyterian Boys' Brigade team was defeated by a team from Springfield Saturday by the score of 7 to 5. . NEWS ITEMS FROM SPRINGFIELD The city council ha9 purchased a rockcrusher aud now we will Iook for a big improvement ou the condition of our Main street A few hundred loads of crushed rock, properly spread, will help some. Mr. Fleming Informed the News this week that work would be com menced ou his new building opposite the Springfield Hotel within a few days. The plans are now out aud in the hands of the carpenters. The building will be 44x80 feet, two sto rles, The News. Born Seven miles west of Eugene, May 19, 1900, to Haus Jenseu aud wife, daughter. ' Woodsawlng "Have your wood sawed by a gasoline wood saw. It furnishes Its awn fuel aud does not burn yours see the point? Saws by a gauge. For prompt service ring up Red 1771 or call at 775 Ferry street W. E. BODDY Comrades, Attention The Woman's Relief Corps will serve dinner at the O. A. R, hall on Decor ation Day to all old soldiers and their families. ELLA HENDERSON,, Presid ent. Notice ' ntliv nnnnint Wn.,1. A i. as deputy stock Inspector for Lane cuuuiy iu my ausence. . ! CHRISTIE, f Deputy State Stcca lni ector. The reliable "Henley" lawn mow. era, 14, 10 and 18-inch cnt, four and Ave blade. Bronze bearings. Spec ial price lor May. o m22 MOON & T1NGLEY. Something uew wneeis packed In natnUanm , I . I . -' ""mm oicycie store Do you need a lawn mowerTSee the "Henley" atQMoon A TingleyT bpeolal low price W a few days. Of cofij, , leatheoDoomplexion made unbeautiful by eTi.tio, ,"X for a ffelieral nfnrm I.. diet .tumid be plenty of Hoil'l.ri,-! Hora-y Mountain Tea. 35 cents, tea or talW. J.iuu Drug Co. MRS, MARY C, C. I BRADFORD COMING, One of tbe most distinguished clujj women of the Cnitl States Is now in Oregon, Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, of Denver. While she comes as a suf-, frage worker, Bhe is fc'iove everything else a club woman. She has enjoyed distinguished honors, bot lu the gen-1 eral aud in her state federation, bjjv-, iug just retired as president of the , Dk. 1. now neueral federation I secretary for the state of Colorado. Mrs. Bradford has been one of the moving spirits of the Denver Woman's ; Club, almost anr department of which is larger than tbe largest club j in Oregon. She has also, been, j through her club affiliations, 'a lurfe-e factor In all the reform wora oi w of the strong support-; ers o'f Judge Liudsey iu his juvenile j court work, and of others lue nim in ; tbe great scheme of child saving, for which Colorado stands almost at the' head in the United States. ! Among her many accomplishments ; Mrs. Bradford is also au authority on : parliamentary law, and at times has acted as official parliamentarian at the great conventions of the Daugh ter of the American Kevoiutiou, oi which she is a valued member. It is hoped that in every town where Mrs. Bradford visits the club women may take advantage of her presence and be able to induce her to give a club talk. It would be an inspiration and wnnrlm-fnl uDlift to the work of the state federation. Portland Journal. . Mrs. Bradford will speak at Eugene Tuesday evening, May 29. MISS OLIVE N. CALEF DIED SUNDAY AFTERNOON Miss Olive N. Calef died at the Ca lef home, three miles northeast of Eu gene, at one o'clock Sunday after noon, Ma? 20, 190G, of heart trouble. She was born on the home place Feb ruary 6, 1883, and resided there con tinuously till her death. She leaves five sisters and six brothers, lhe funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Tuos- day, with interment in the Gillcfepie cemetery. . Eighth Grade Examinations The final eighth grade examination for the public schools will be beld on May 17 and 18, June 14 and 15, 1906. Teachers who have pupils ready for tbe examination should notify tbe chairman of the school board, whose dnty it is to conduct the examina tious in person or appoint some one other than the teacher, and notify me of the number of questions and who is to conduct the said examina tion so the examiner may receive the questions in time. W. B. DILLARD, County Superintendent. Colonist Rates Westward Commencing February 15th and continuing daily to and' including April 30th, 1900, and from September loth until October 31st, 100(i, colonits tickets will be sold from the East to points on the Oregon lines via Port land Rates from Chicago, ?33 ; from St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City, 825. Corresponding rates will be made from other points. Anyone wishing to send tickets or ticket and cash to their friends in 'he East to come West can do so w! uout expense. Call on your local agent for informa tion. A. L. CRAIG, O. P. A. Foreman Order Book. Hopyard owners who have a fore man conducting their yard, or other business, for that .matter, and pay their help on an order from their foreman, can find a very handy order book with perforated stub, suitable size for the pocket, at tbe Guard of fice. Very handy, then you know ex actly what yott are doing or have done the stubs show it all. Book of one hundred orders, 50 cents. Candidate for Justice 1 wish to inform the voters of Eu gene justice district that I have been nominated by petition aa an Inde pendent candidate for justice of the peace. J3 JOHN H. BOWER. Special Rate to Portland On account of the "Made In Ore fon. "Position at Portland May 19th to 2Gth, special round trip tickets at the rate of to will be on sale iffay . 22d andoon morning trams of May 25th. MimI return limit for all ticket, May L. O. ADAIR, Agent Men and women who eat fat meat and drink strong cAee usually have coarse, florid .kin. HoUl.ter'. Rocky Moontain To m . , . . - - juur bbiu sort LinnD1rrugci.CeDt, M 2$ Go to .J East Nth street for chicken supplies, CoKitioP powder And ihaan A i I ""f re oar spec- tauies. Shoe I ii baaing That, Does Not Injure Shoes Whittemor t The World's Standard .....For Sale at.. Yoran's fn The Store that sells Good Sh, Pantages Big Road Show 111 be at the ' EUGENE THEATRE Every Monday and Tuesdir night with a new company Prices 10c-20c Don't forget the nighlj Everj Monday and Tuesday, . F. L. CHAMBERS, H. E. ANKRi President. Vice-Prnjjn' DAKWUN BK15TOW, Cilhie, Chambers-Bristow Banking CompanJ Of Eugene, Oregon. ' Paid Up Cash Capital $50, Notes and Mortgages bought. 1M loaned on approved security. hte.atul on time ceitillcata! nl dey.it A jasi naniung Dusiness usa'ted, L. N. RONEY, 'CONTRACTOR. Dealer in cement, lime and hard wall ptaj Made in..Orepi UNT 11 Cigar F.C. POTTS MANUFACTURER. OsGoration Day on Ma 31 To reduce my stock ol Gran't and Marble, for the next 30 di;n I will make a big reduction la price. Those desiring wo k t up for Decoration Day sbou'i , place their orders at once. A'J work set up on solid concret! foundation. You get nothinj but high grade stock and wort manship. JtjtjtjtJtJlAjM , Eugene Marble and Granite Wo Cor. 6th and Willamette St. E. C. LAKE, PROPRIETOR. Mr. J. Mon Foo, an experienced compouodet of Chinese Medicines, Successor to the late Hong Vo To! Albany, Oregon, is now PPJrti J nish Chinese medicines to afl. derslgned recommends him aod V" ices sausiacnon ... Call or write him at No. W Second Street, Albany, Orrjoo, JIM WESTFAli- The Success Of a bank and the uietyin lntrustrrl In It Aeoerid UIWO ' I administration of its ailain. , Every officer of the Is practical banker of loot l Its directors .re well koowo ' men, who have Uvea in "TL a lot the greater part of who have been selected forf" I and financial standing. m J An evidence ol me wl wlt iact mat It now nasncanr MMAA nlltm. In addition " Effgene Loan MO Savings Bank Established 1692 ' $'foo,oS M0&4T&GLEY. o o t