Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1906, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextC r Old nag Di tor Men newshadesand shapes which Pearls, Silvers and Grays are the most popular. Other Hats at $1.50, $200 and $2.50 Men's Covert Cravenette Caps in gray, black, blue and tan $ 1 .00 and $ 1 .25 S. H. FRIENDLY FAMILIAR STREET FIGURE nnro Tn ibiiueie Th0 nmti wouW mjVftr acC(,pt char" bUtO IU AnlVAilOAO Ky. lw-y prefrrinK to make his own wty, uud wua otttm aeon to cou hlbutu to the iie'p of beware on Di Ri WOOtl, Crippl8 WtlO GOndUGt- the streets, who wore fur more able j i tin n j Pi j p " t wok or tboir living tbun ho wuh. sa a Little candy Mann on Mreet Ho in coiiH.ilL'iitiouhly reL'tfiuiin, and Corner, Leaves Saving $500 Eugene After D. K. Wood, the cripple, who for thopaat several years huB conducted a candy aud sudu water business lu a small building ou the streets of Eu geuo, left last (light for bis old home in Arkansas where bo expects tu re maiu during the balance qf his Ine. Wood's little placo of business, which lor two or three years was lo cated on the Cliiimbura-Ui'islow bunk ournor, was an object of much curios tt tn ytniniliiFU 'II... 1 .11 t li 1 1 1. IF lu - t . , t Mint the tumulus solved by about six feet lung, five feet wldoi. , ' and scarcely over Six fuet lugb. The owner silt in the bul'dlug all day, year in and year out, rain 01 shlue, uud dispensed bia wines through a win duw, ilo never untried mure tliau u few dollars' worth of gouda at. a time, but Ilia sales often aiiiounled to cousldurnble, suiuetiines two or th'eo dollura a day, but often nut more than a tew couts. Wood lived alone lu a little hutisc formerly located ut the oorner of West Fifth ami Olive atieuis. but ubout a year ago moved to a rear ut , ,, . . I ucai the railroad grouuds.' Ho owned , the building and sold it just bofoiu ha left. Too man during bia nix years' resldeuoe horo lived very fru gally, and It la suld in that time he succeeded in saving KsiO, which he drew from u local bank yesterday. Ful two or three years beforo he opened his little store ho worked about town at odd Jobs and wua often 1111 sawing and splitting wood, very difficult tilings for him tu do on ac count of Ins physical condition he Passing a Bad Night U the ciw ol much dltplty of bid trmptr, diiinclination to work sod other troubles. Like trunv other Ills, liuomnis ctn be traced to the stomsch. The remedy It simple. Kjlnuioo Celery Tonic will put uut important organ on a sound working basis and aided by the healthy appetite which this preparation promotes. II will give the body, brain and nerves the neca ary supplies and you'll leel like another man. As a ditpeller ol that tired feeling ft has no equal. Try It. When you want prescriptions accurately tilled bring them ben. W. L. DeLANO, Druggist, m T Z dHU iai.o m all the We have the most com plete display of the new high telescope hats in a dozen orettv shades of wuti tumble to twnd oithor hia buck or bit knees. would uevor fell tiiKurB mid tobacco ut Mh stand, wbou be knew be could uuike much more money tbut wiiy, bouatue lio tbouRbt It wim wrong to do no. FINE DISPLAY IN OTTO'S WINDOW A ItirKO rihipinont of the bi'int aud ItueHt Moxictui chicken tuuiulea over brought to KiiKeiiB batt juut been re ceived at Otto's popular eu U faction wry. Otto In juntiy proud of the fact hi in bavo the dldliutuioi. of being the best In i the city mid this accotuitH fcr the fiiut jot bia having the btrgent tamale tiade ! hi the city, lie batt an exceptionally j Mutt dlHplay of Itiumlua n hit abow I window, lie sure and boo it.. A Young Mother at 60 "My motiiei baa suddenly boou made young at ill. Twenty yearn of intense suffering from dyspepsia had entirely dlsaiiU'd her, until six mouths ago, when she began taking bloc ric Millers, which have completely orU lior and restored the strength and activity she had in the prime uf iru-.. wrs Mr8 w L. ulh,atrloU. of Oa'iforlh, M". Urcatoit restora tive medicine ou (he globe. Seta stomach. Liver aud Kidneys right, purities ttie blood, and cures Malaria, Biliousness and Weaknesses. Wouder lul Neive Tonic. Price fsju. Uuarau teed by W, L. DoLano'a drug store. Notice Notice la hereby glveu that the uu doi signed positively forbtda auy aud all persons that my property la listed with from negotiating or doiug any thing toward selling my ptoperty un til further notice. WM. II. SUOKT, lOugeuo, Ooober oli) A Badly Burned Girl or boy, man or wonmu, is quickly out of pain if Hucklm.' Arnica Sulve la applied promptly. U, J. Welch, of lVkonulm, Mich., says: "1 used it In my faintly for aula, soros, aud all Injtirtea, aud Hud It pertoot. Ouiok- ut lile cure known. Heat healing naive made, 2o at W. L, lKLauo,a drug store. Young Chickens Wanted KKKI young chickens wanted at the Smeede Hotel. Will pay the highest price In Kugeno. Gasoline Wood Sawing W, K Bodd will save you money on wood sawlM. All wood sawed with gaga, Pron.pt service. 'Phone Ited 171. Keaidanue "75 Ferry street. Young Chicnens Wanted 1000 Touug ohlckena wauted at the Smeede Hotel. Will pay the highest price In Kugeue ai...i. r VA . , (Jta&x7-Mc&t( PflMMITTPF u w ill in 1 1 i MEjS YVITH fraternities Faculty at the University Discusses! ; and Inquires Into Matters but! No New Rules or Regulations j Are Made -Mandolin Club Organ-j . izes With Ten Members Thursday night a committee com posed of Prof. Young, Crson, Straub, and McAlister, aud President Camp bell met with representatives from , the fraternities, sororities and clubs of tlio students of the uuivorsity to look ttftei tbe welfare of the organiza tions. VarioiiB matters were discuss ed and inquired into, but no uew lilies or regulations wore made and President Campbell stated yesterday morning that the faculty bad no In tention of making any, at least until the necessity was or ideut. Tbe committee of the faculty cu the living organizations of the students la an Innovation thin year and the meeting hint night was the (hat. Three or tour will be held each year. The entire purpose of the committee is to . look after the wellare of the different ! students' clubs, and was demanded ( ly the growtli of the university. I MANDOLIN CLUB OROAXIZES. ' Thursday evening the .Mandolin I Clurb forniod a preliminary organis ation In Vlllard Hall. About ten cau Ididuteswere proseiit. .A little later ' three or four otlieis will join and then the permanent personnel will be determined. Kobert Nelson will lead the the club this year. Five toama are working on the ex cavation for the artificial lake at the northwest corner of the campus. The dirt which is removed is used to lovol the surface of the nearby laud. FOUND EUGENE HYDRANT ' SYSTEM SATISFACTORY Mayor Wallace and Councilnieu Puikur, Dawson, Pefoilfer and Bryant returned this morning fruiu Lugeue where tliey had been to inspect the hydrant system, which they found to be very fcatisfai tory. The average ex peuse of running the Eugene depart ment, besides the cost of the hy drants, is 8000. If the same here it would make the cost of running the Allmny, svste'm about 821U0 Instead of 8271K) to ?:kHK), as now Veaterday's Alba "y Democrat. Personals . Koppe, uiunugor uf th woolen mill, Is In Salem ou bus'noss. Mrs. Moore aud Miss Sadio M. Stewait came down from Cottage (Jrove ou this tuoruing's local. lieo. A. llouck Is up from his Mouroe farm. C. B. llruueau, a well known Bo hemiu mining man; camo down from Cottage Urove ou tlilB morning s local. . Chas.L. llaknr, proprietor of the Junction C'ly Hotel, spent Inst night In Kugeue. Mayor Harney May, of Harrisburg, was in Eugene last evening, Attorney J. H. .oung came down from Cottage Urove ou this morn ing's local. Adiiitant-Ctenoral Finzer, of the O. N. O., was here yesterday attending too rttlo snoot uf (Jo. A on the range south of the city. Donald Preston has returned home from Pugot Sound points, where he has beou tor several months. First Lieutenant O. K. liouck, of Co. D, Hoseburg la bore nttoudiug the title shoot. W. W, Mai tin is home from a bust noa trip to Portland. Misa Huby rarrington went tn Nashville, Benton county, today to visit Miss Faith Lister, Yesterday's Koseburg Review Mrs. O. W. Nottingham, of Portland, who has been vialtiug here with her daughter, Mrs. Natbau Fullertou, went to Kugeue today to visit with another daughter, Misa Jessie, who Is attondlug the U. O. Dr. M. M. Davis is here from Cor vallls. F C. t'.ddy Is here from Sheridan vlsltlug relaltroa. T. A. utloert, now traveling ou the load for a Salt Lake shoe house, la In tho city visiting his wife. Miss Addle Bangs left today to join bet pareuts at Lawue, lu Eastern Oiegon. K.j Bbiiin'A. J. Johnson, of Cies- i Indepeudenoe Knteiprlse Ray I Walker left for Eugone Wednesday Mis Maigaret Mct'lallen, of Rose burg is the guest of the Misses Barker. ; C'aspei Stuart returned from Albauy yesterday a here he has been in al-i tendance ou his brotbei, bj ba been seiiously ill for several weeks; with typhoid fevei. j (Jeorge Turner went to Harrisburg yesterday to slay Chines pheasant for a few days. Mia. J. M. Mclutyre, of Coos Bay. , is in town on a visit with ber mother, Mrs. Win. Sioops. j C W. Mackey and family, of Sweet i Home, Linn county, who bare been visiing with Mr. aud Mrs. Atfiei Drury for several di.fi. left yesterday afternoon for Potlach, Idabo to re side permanently. i Miss Elma llitii.lrii.Wa tilit to Drain ! yesterday afternoon to visit her sister Miss Norma, for a few days. J. A. Putnam has arrived from Brownsville to resume bis studies In the Business College. R. C. Kdwwards was in the citv from Fall Cieek yefterday. where he contemplates xutcriug the V. of O. . . . Miss Claia Miller returned yesterday to Eugene, after an extended visit with relatives here. . . Miss Beeiie Day.of Eugene, is a guest at the home of Mr. ueo. Wbiteaker. LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY OF SCHOOLS Fifty-Two Seniors Have Sa Far Reg istered at University-New Course Established by the Executive Committee Fifty-two seniors have so far regis tered this year in the uuiverstiy This class is the lurgest body of graduates in the history of the- uni versity, as well us being one of the most prominent in tbe student activi ties. W fiat tbe seniors study aud tljeir ! tus.es is shown pretty well by their mujora in wbcib departmentmost of 1 their work is done. Tbe number of seuuiis in each i as follows: Biolo gy, 7: Oreek, 2', mathematics, 2; French, 1; physics, 2; English liter ature, 11; Ejiglisb composition, 1; Ueiman, 1; economics, 0; chemistry, 2; psychology, 1; education uud Phil osophy, 3; Latin, 2, and engineer ing, 6. NEW COURSE. A new course iu testing of wood, concrete, metiil, stone uud other sub stances, with tbe latest apt liances, has been arranged by the executive committee of the university. Engi neer Joseph Kuupp, of tha bureau of forestry, will couduct the ccourse. It will be of great value to engineers. Weather Prediction Tonight, cooler. rain ; Sunday, rain and Dance Tonight The Theatre Orchestra will give the seconcT of ifs dancing series in the Armory this eve ing. ' Otcobor Wli Is tho next theatre orchestra dance. Business Briefs Burlap lu different colors ; just tbe thiug for cozy corners. Chambers Hat d ware Co. Leave orders for piano tuning and repair woik at EHers. Eugene's bit; piauo house ou west 7th street. Al ' work guaranteed satisfactory. tf ISanktupt Btock wall paper at bank rupt prices. Chambers Hardware Co. All the uews Ht to print in tbe Daily Cluard. Fifty aeuts a mouth by carrier. Leave orders for M. O Warner piano tuner, at Morris' music st"-e. The 1000 Washing Machine saves half the labor of washing; see the new 1000 (Jravity machine. We give 30 days' trial. Chambers Hardware Co. Paint with Phoenix paint. Preston Jk Hales, spanta. t . New stock of mattresses and springs just received. Chambers Hardware Co. j We have the largest and best Hue of heating stoves we have ever canted all prices. I Chambers Hardware Co. Your growing library demands a motional "Macy Bookcase." Their doors do not bind. Chambers Hardware Co. The second of the oichestra dance eriee In the armory Saturday even ing. Upright pianos to rent very reason able. Morris Music House, C06 Wil lamette street. tf FIRST PRACTICE FOOTBALL GAME THIS AFTERNOON Between Two Squads for the 'Varsi ty Team - -Training Table Will Be Established Tuesday -At First Only Sixteen Men Will Eat There This afternoon a practice game be - tweeu two squads of men of the can- didatcs for the university football team is being played ou Kilicaid field. Dr. II. K B. Leonard, a tortuer uan uaek of the Cuivsraity of Michigau, is referee. The halves aie 'M minutes each. The object of tin? game is to accus tom the men to excitement and the new rules aud to select the men for tbe training table. Monday secret practice begius The practice will be kept uneeu most of tbe time uutil the Idaho game.. This meaus tbat Coach Bezdek will give bis men advanced woik under the new roles- Lectures to aid in -this regard will-also begin next week. Owing to unfortunate oircum stances tbe training table will not be established nntil Tuesday. At first only sixteen men will be allowed to eat there. The best of the- re mainder of tbe squad will have tn prove before allowed the privilege. Coach liozdek stated last night tbat the work of the teams was very en couraging aud that . Oregon would bare a flue one. He not only traius tb men for any one position, bul We Sell Pianos We Sell Pianos and we sell better pianos for less money than any other dealer or organization. That's why we sell over half the pianos and organs sold on jhe Pa cific Coast. We make it so e.isy for you to own a piano, a really good piano, that you will not miss the small monthly install ments. Queen Bread, Cakes, Rolls and many other forms of pastry leave our ovens fresh every day. Don't fuss around a cook stove with home cooking cut it out. We buy in wholesale quantities and can sell you goods for less than you would pay for the material.' Eugene Ralrirv rr tP II (ill. V 489 Willamette St ) 5g Come in and see our gx o3 beautiful stock. S IeilersI B Pia.no House f g BUISIEST, BIGGEST, BEST r3 . DEALERS gS g WEST SEVENTH STREET g Catarrh Is a constitutional disease originating in impure blood and requiring constitutional treatment acting througi. and purifying the blood for its radical and permanent cure. Be sure to take Hoods Sarsaparilla Nasal and other local forms of catarrh are quickly reUeved by Catarrlets, Which allay Inflammation and deodorw discharge. Hood's Sarsaparilla, all druggists, $1. Catarrlets, mail order only, 50 cts. For testimonials of remarkable cures send for our Book on Catarrh, No. 4. C. L Hooa LO., l-oweu, nax 1; toBcnii tllOill the true Hellenes Of the (hus alfordflig mental discipline ,M wc',( Ra ph yslcnl. j In the Hist half the first teuul team atrl the second scoreu nine nothing. Rock Springs Coal Car ol best quality coal just r rived. Orders filled promptly. EUGENE TRANSFER CO. Office 'phone, Red 1101.. Residence 'phone, Red 1521. tf j Your Reputation las a giod cook will be secure if you j use a Superior range, They have a j quick, even oven and are made to last. Churn bors Hardware Co. Subscribe for tbe Daily Guard. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH ENNYRQYAL PILLS TIIK It I A MO M DKA7ID. I.ndlrfl ! Ak your Druffgiat for j ihl-chHulcr'a 11 JU Tn Bil fluid UoM metallic se.ill WIli.v nf v.inr Dmo-put and isk for U III.rilES-TFirs K Mil. I Ml, the III A Mil Ml It It AND I'lI.LK for IS 5 years' repfarded as Ilt, Safest, Always Reliable. Sold hv Dritirtrtstl everywhere. CUehNter Chemical Co.. Phlisdelpb. !. News of Newness New R-ings and Brooches New Wat-ches New Clocks New Cut, Class and Silverware New Novelties And not only are the goods new but so are the designs and patterns Besides we show variety In plenty and REAL WORTH In everything So we print a broad invitatian to all to visit us not necssarily to buy,, you known, but TO SEE. We like to have the chance to acquaint you with the facts about our goods, and it isn't possible to do this in an ad. So call at, Cor. 91h and Willamette Sts. J. O. Watts The Up-to-date Jeweler Easy to Acquire the Habit of being well and properly dressed by purchasing suits at our store. We give you good goods at better prices, and the fit makes you feel different Ed. Hanson r m 8 East Ninth it. School SHOES the best ever a.at(.. Yorans Shoe Store Siuslaw Apples Big Shipment ius. arrived at the Bee Hive Have you tried those de licious Siuslaw apples? We have them and there fine, absolutely free from . worms. The flavor is far ahead of the valley apples. We have three varieties-the Kine.Gloria Mundi and Nunsets Call Early They won't last long BEE HIVE GROCERY H. B. DAVIDSON, Prop. Corner 8th and Charnelton Sis. Phone Black 1571 Munroe's Second Hand Store 67 W. Eighth Sb. Have you any hosehold goods you wish to sell. Wewillpay you the cash. Why not ex change some ol your old furni ture lor something up-to-date.. We have it and like to trade EUGENE, -J- FINISH nr. msM Berver ui cliauer of pi auos, organs, music iutrameoti and furniture. It removes lly swfb iuk stains uud dirt and icstores tli original lustre aud finish to any bill ly polished sur'ace. It is "tbe Bed ever. ' Sold by F. A Kankio, to piano' muu. First National Ban. OP EUGENE rata up caen cap ia A - rrf od surplus. $150,000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINBI done on reuonablc tennj. Slebt drift O San Franciico and Portland. Bill! ol Bxcbioft foreign countrlei. Depojitl received futyect a or certificate of deposit. All collectloai Lotm" will receive prompt attention, T G HENDRICKS, Pieildenl, S B KAKIK.IbJ" j sr ouniv-D ice t U PfiTTU IIP F. L. CHAMBERS, H.E.ANKBT Du.:An Vii--Prekinl. DARWIN BRISTOw", Casta. Chambers-Bristow ""'""-t Ut tugene. vttgon. Paid Un Cash Caoital S5O.00C Iruntvl nn Aoornved seCUHlV. im-r on time certificate Jepwitt A banking busiiiess traosacteo. Banking by Mail... faf. M d may be transacts wiiq - j and eaallv as if you came to "1 In person. M Ou of town customoi out save timr and expeM ty their checks or draft, a w'J We give your kmnTTl and careful attention aad Tl on day o' receipt. .J This bank invites Y J .J .w..nH. lo voo evn; - a and accommodaHoo cotuuW 1 conservative bankinr. jj too inieresi - time certificates of !" Eugene Loan and ,..a.ii EstabUshed 1892. r SurplusSlOO.000