Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 22, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- fc f v Wt. STANLEY'S, 612 WILLAMETTE STREET, v AX- Shoes Must Go-Prices Reduced One-Half DAN KELLY WILL NOT BE HERE NEXT YEAR World's Champion Sprinter Wants to Study Law in Soma Eastern College - Will Not Try to Lower His Record in the 100-Dash, Dan Kelly, Oregon's Brent sprint er and travk uthlctn, has not clwld ed Just what ho will do next yi-ar nliout uttondlnK colU'Ke. Ilu Is quite certain not to come back to Oregon, but has not chosen any particular Hchool In the. Kast where he Intends to go. Kelly wants to go into law se riously, without wasting any more tltne on a preparatory education, but stated yesterday that ho had not made a choice of liistltulionn. Prob ably Michigan has tho best show of getting him, but Jt Is not tho athletic reputation that attracts Dan there, but the fine course In law. Kelly hardly thinks he will do much In the East In athletics, for he believes he must look at everything from the standpoint of his studies. Ho seems to llko Princeton, but law, he says, Is not very good there. It Is not like ly that Dan will make any decision until he goes East next summer on tho Northwest track team. While there he will decide what he shall do utter looking Into tho various merits of the different schools. Dan likes Oregon and hates to leave her, but feels that he cannot put so much time on his education as others do. Howovor, despite what has been sail Dan now says that he will run un der Oregon colors at the Jamestown exposition, and further asserts that he never made any statements that ho would run for anyone else He said yes tor day that ho did not think the colleges In the East would allow him to run owing to the ruleB gov erning tholr track aspirants, which allows a man to go Into competition only throo years. Of course It Is pos Blble that records made with Oregon would not count ngaliiBt htm there, but Kelly himself seems to think otherwise Kelly says ho doos not expect to lower tho record for tho 100-yard dash this spring, but will try to beat tho world's record in tho 220-yard dash of 21 1-5 seconds, which he tied last spring. Ho also wants to got the broad Jump record. Last year he made 24 feet 2 H inches. .. The world's record Is 24 feet 11 Inches. ,r . .. . IOM3 FEW WANT IN EUQENK. , " WhTi worklrig In the largest dye ing end cleaning works on tbe coast and while there seeing lot of gar ments shipped from Eugene to be dry-cleaned, or dyed, and after Inves tigating and going over the ground thoroughly we saw at once that there was a good opening for a first-class cleaning and dyeing works In Eu gene, So we have docldod to put In a first-class plant and aro doing well from tho Btnrt. Wo are tho only ex ports In tills lino north of San Frnn clsco, and havo had over 12 years' ex perience and gniirantoe all work. All articles dyed and clcauod by ua nro treated separately tor sanitary pur poses and dono by hand. In this way wo obtam good results and as no ma chinery is used In our work that will toar or Injure the fabric. Everything possible In cleaning or dyeing. Eugono Dye Works, G59 Willamette street. 'Phone Hod 2861. C. Marx. Jr., manager. After Ten Years. Mr. O. L. StophonBon, of Peter borough, Ont., says: "Kor over ton years 1 suffored constantly with piles, first Itching, then bleeding; pnln al most unbearable; llfo a burden. Tried everything In vain till 1 used Dr. Leonhardt's llom-Hold. "I had taken but a few doses when I noticed an Improvement. I decid ed to keep on, and now, after using three boxes, I am glad to Bay I am completely cured. My general health lias also greatly Improved. It gives me great pleasuro to recommend Hem-Hold to all sufferers with piles, nnd 1 feel convinced that what It has done for mo It will surely do for them." Price, $1.00. Dr.' Leonhardt Co., Niagara Falls. N. Y., proprietors. lion's This? We offor one hundred dollars re ward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ,.F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo. O. Wo, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for tho last fifteen years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and fi nancially able to carry out any ob ligation made by his firm. Wauling, Kliinnn At Marvin. Wholesala DriiKKlsts, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure, tnken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood nnd mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation. 74c 99c Will buy Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes, worth up to $1.75 a pair. Will buy Men's, Boys', Ladies' and Misses' Shoes, worth vp to $2.25 a pair. 612 Willamette St. FOUNTAIN PENS GIVEN FREE WITH DAILY GUARD The Guard Printing Co. has re ceived another shipment by express jat gold fountain pens. These will be given to all city subscribers who pay $3 for six months' subscription, either In advance or arrearages. Mall subscribers to. the Dally Guard who pay a year In advance will also be eatttled to one of these pens free. When you pay your subscription a first of the month give the collec r $3 and get one of these fountain ns free. The best home cooking at the thea tre cafe, dtt Paint with Phoenix paint. Proston & llules, agents. M. O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave orders at H. E. Morris' music store. Purity Is our witchword. Select ing only the choicest herbs nnd roots known to pharmacists. No spirits or hnrmful drugs. llolllstor's Hocky Mountain Tea . Is purity itself. 35 cents, tea or tablets, Linn Drug Co. CASE OK CHItlSTIAX VS. CITY IN HUnt KM K COl'ItT Will , Come. Vp. Kor Argument To morrow CHy Won t In Circuit Court But Case Was Appealed. The case of Christian vs, tho city of Eugene, to enjoin tho city from opening East Twelfth street flora Pearl to Oak, will come up In the su preme court at Salem tomorrow, and tho arguments of the attorneys will bo mado at that time. L. E. Bean and J. M. WIllnmB nro the city's at torneys, nnd Walton & Ness nnd llar baugh & Hower represent tho Chris tian heirs. It will bo remembered that Ellin Christian, now deceased, brought Biilt to enjoin the city from opening Hie treot through her land. The circuit court de- elded In favor of tho city and tho enso was appealed to the supremo court. It has been three or four years since the suit was first Instituted. Everybody you see Is Intending to como to the dance next Friday night at Davles' hall, Ninth street. A Well-Known Itemed)'. One of tho oldest, snfest and most favorably known remedies In tho world today Is Binndreth's Pills a blood purifier and laxative. Being pure'y vegetable they can bo used by old and young with perfect safety and whllo other remedies renulro In creased doses and finally cease acting altogether, with Brnndroth's Pills tho same dose always has tho same effect, no matter how long they are taken. One or two pills tnken each night for n whllo is tho best thing known for any ono troubled with constipation, Indigestion, uyipepsln, or any trouhlo arising from an Impure stnto of the blood. Brandreth's rills have been In uso for over a century nnd nre sold In I every drug or medlclno store, either plain or sugar-coated. Wise Counsel From the South. 'I want to give some valuable ad vice to those who suffer with lame back and kidney trouble," says J. R. Rlnkenshlp, of Beck, Tonn. I havo proved to nn absolute certainty thnt Electric Bitters will positively cure this distressing condition. Tho first hottle ifnve inn (Trent rltff. nml nfter taking a few moro bottles 1 wns com-1 pletely cured; so completely cured j that It beconi'is a pleasuro to recom mend this gre.tt remedy. Sold uu-1 der guarantee by W. L. DeLano, i druggist. Price. DO cents. The theatre cafo trys to please ev ery ono, dtt The crowds become greater daily. Hundreds are buying shoes at the great Cut-Price Sale at STANLEYS'. A new Gotzian sample line just in (676 pairs) and they go along with the balance of the stock a total 01 oou pairs that must be sold before February 1st. S . JOANTHAN BOURN JR. ELECTED SENATOR TODAY (Continued from Page One.) Ident, but did not arrive In time for the organization, receives a good chairmanship, that on banking. Democrats were rewarded for their aid to Halnos' election by receiving places on the committees on assess ment and taxation, banking, ways and means, revision of laws and roads and highways, but do not re ceive' conspicuous places, except for the recognition given C. J. Smith, of Umatllla, who Is chairman of 'edu cation and also of medicine and phar macy,, and has a place' on ways and means.. Smith was a leader of the four Democrats who voted for Haines. The best treated of their camp Is Slchel. Tho committees In the two houses aro as folows; House committee on ways and means Drl.coll, Eaton, Carter, Itodgurs, Barrett, of Umatilla. Sennto committee on ways and means J, N. Smith, Bingham, C. J. Smith, Nottingham and McDonald. Lane comity delegutcs are ap pointed on the following commit tees: Edwards,, chairman of committee on education and member of the com mlslon on railroads. Washbitrno, chairman of commit- I tee on counties ana memoer oi min ing and Insurance committees. . Eaton, member public libraries committee.. Booth chairman claims and In dustrial committees and member of committee on counties and on game laws. . . ' - .. i on taxation ana member or commit- tees on irrigation, railroads and res. olutlons. COMMITTEE ItKI'OUT IS IS AGAINST BRISTOL Washington, D. C, Jan. 21. The sub-committee, Senators Klttredge and Tiillafero, today reported to the senate Judiciary committee against United States Attorney Bristol, and recommended unanimously that his nomination bo rejected. Tho committee will possibly act on tho report at next Monday's regular meeting. An ndverso report by the full committee will doubtless be the result. SENATOR TILLMAN REPLIES TO SPOONKR Washington, D. C, Jan. 21. Sen ator Tlllniaii today mado a sensa tlonnl speech In his reply to the at tacks Senator Spooner made on him last week. He said Senator Spoon er's manner toward him was "super cilious, nono too courteous and In sulting," and -asked since when It become the duty of tho Benntor from Wisconsin to piny tho schoolmaster horo and to try and teach the othor senators from Wisconsin nnd Colora do? "Ho may rave, newspapers may howl," cried Tillman, "but men born of virtuous mothers will continue to do as we of tho South have dono." REV. CARLISLE P. B. MARTIN, LI,. I)., of Wcverly, Texas, writes: "Of a morning, when first .uising, t often find a troublesome collection of phlegm which pnroduees a eounh and Is vory hard to dlslodgo, but a small quantity of Balhtid's llorehound Syrup will at once .dlslodgi It, nnd tho trouble Is over I k-now of no medicine that Is isfluul to It. nml It Is so pleasant to take, i cn,l most cor dially reommend It to all persons needing a medSInt for throat oi lung trouble." Soil by Linn Drug Co. Subscribe for Tho Dally Guard. 1 Q Will buy Shoes sold 1.J7 to $2.75 a pair. $1.69 Will buy extra quality welt shoes that are easily worth double this price. These special prices can be had only till February 1st, and only at PEIISONALS. L. E. Walton, of Halsey, Is in the city. Attorney L. Dllyeu Is home from Portland. H. A. Cox returned home to Cres well last night. 11. M, Manvllle has returned from his trip to Colorado. Mra Adallne Church returned last night from a visit In Portland. R, F, Baker came up from Junc- jtloni tnls afternoon. E. H- Ingham is expected borne to night! from bis Eastern trip. L. 3 Hulin went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on a business trip. F. EL Chambers returned last night from a- business trip to Portland. Franks H. Button returned last night from a business trip to Port land. Attornoy and Slurs. G. F. Skip worth cams home from Portland last night. Judge It.. 3. Bryson returned last night from, a; business trip to Port land. Mrs. H. C. Mahon returned this af ternoon from a Bhort visit at Junc tion City. Mrs. C. F. Hurlbiirt and little daughter, of Junction City, are vls- Ung If" HUtgene;. O. Wi. Dikon left thus, afternoon on a trip through California, expecting to stop 'at Hornbroofc flint. W. B. Scott, the retired Jasper mer chant, went to Cottage- Grove tbla afternoon on buslneaav T. E. Warner, of Fall Creek, re turned this afternoon from aa ex- tended trlD ud north. " . Mrs. Chas. Baker returned to Junc tion City this afternoon, after a short visit In Eugene. Sum Goldsmith Is to. the city. W. F. Osburn returned last night from Portland. Deputy County Surveyor Wagner went to Cottago Grove last night to do some work In his line. Mrs. J. P. Currln nnd daughter, Miss Lulu, of Cottage Grove, are In the cl ty visiting friends. Miss Stenduinn returned to Port land this afternoon nfter visiting her student friends In Egene. Mrs. Wlnfleld Bennett accompa nied her mother, Mrs. J. Hanson, home from Portland last night. Mrs. J. S. Medley came down from Cotnge Grove this afternoon to visit at tho home of her mother, Mrs. Han son, o Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rhlnehnrt, of North Yakima, are here visiting at the homo of their nephew,. County Commisloner H. D. Edwards. Miss Enna Campbell, of Mon mouth, who has been visiting stu dents of the university here, return ed home this afternoon. Attorney C. M. Kissinger returned to Portland this afternoon. He has been In a hospital there forsome time pastljr. taking treatment "for throat trouble, and came to Eugene on a matter of business. Subscribe for the DAILY UARD. PHONE MAIN 40. PALACE MEAT MARKET. Pure Leaf Lard, 5 lb, can 65c Bacon, per lb - - J5c All Boils and Siews at strictly Cost Price. Broders Bros., Proprietors. originally up $2.49 $3.40 New Today FOR RENT Modern furnished flat. Apply at Schneider block. tf WANTED To buy 200 Angora does. Please state price and' where same may be seen. Address B; M. Haw ley, Wtldwood, Lane- county, Or egon. d'&wJ30 FOR SALE A good team of horses, light harness, hack, some cows and Incubator for sale. - -W; CI Bair bour, 366 East Thirteenth' street, Eugene, Oregon. J29 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE My-' 80-acre farm, four miles south of the business centre of Salem, 1 miles to car line, 4 mile to grad ed school, and general store on the best macadam road, and In the lar gest fruit growing district In Or egon. Land all In cultivation, 3 good wells, 6 room house, large barn and family orchard. Will sell entire place or In small tracts; or exchange for good residence property In Eugene or an interest In a good paying business. Price, $8000, on terms to suit purchas er. Address or call on J. H. Dan iel, McClung Block, corner Eighth and Willamette streets, Eugene, Oregon. J 31 Subscribe for The Daily Guard, A$k for Butter Nut " 'Brcia . .his the best loaf baked There is quality about what "we bake Fruits and Confectionery t we handle the . Best Try Batter Nut. Bread It. is Always Fresh U.of O. BAKERY Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE 504 Willamette St- Eugene, .Oregon Phone Black 11 H 45 WEST EIGHTH ST, Will buy Packard, Flintstone, Julia Matlowe, Top Round,Flor sheim and all the best shoes made for Ladies and Men worth uo to $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00. Will buy Loggers, Drivers, Cruisers and High Cuts worth up to $6.bU and ALWAYS AT THE TOP PATTYS BREAD r ; It pleases the most fastidious ap petites, creates a . new appetite for most and affords a wholesome, nourishing, never-tired-of food to everybody who eats it. - Cut it, crumble it, soak it, analyze it, try it at table for a week any test will convince you of the uniform purity and excellence of Patty's bread Eugene Baking Co. Your Attention is Called to this institution as an agreeable and i .profitable ; place to do ' ' iyour. - banking . business " and your account is solicitediif you are not now a customer Director! ;. W EBrown, D A Falne FW Osburn WW Brown S S Spencer Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, Established 1S92. Capital and Surplus $100,000 First National Bank OP EUGENE Paid op cash capital . ' od,urpIus $1oO.OOP , A GENERAL BANKINOJBUSINESS torn on reasonable term I, Sight dn.ru on Chicago Ian Francisco and Portland. Bills of Excnanee on all foreign countries. Deposits received subject to check or certificate of deposit. All collections Intrusted to us will receive prompt atteoUoo. T O HKNORCKS, President, S B SARIN, Vice rres. PrSRODOEASS Casblci. L H POTTSK AestOub. UCHWliKi, H.E.AMSHNY President. Vice-President. DARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier. Chambers-Bristow : Banking Company . Of Eugene, Oregon.; Paid Ud Cash Capital $50,000 Notes Arui MnrlaraM Suu.nt.t' V B,-fi.- R u ., ...micy loaned on approved security. Interest payed on time certificate of deposit A general banking business transacted. C. F. CEICIL, Tailor 2 1 East Seventh St. Prices Reasonable Subscribe for tho DAIIA' GUARD. Subscribe for The Dally Quard. $.uu a pair. Eugene, Oregon Everybody Can Own a Diamond We will' sell you a diamond and give you a long-time to pay for it. Come in and pick out. your diamond, pay a small payment down and by giving us a per fectly satisfactory con tract, yofi can get any priced stone and pay for it With small week ly payments. Every young lady or gentle man can become the possessor of a diamond and hardly miss the the amount paid for it. J. O. Watts TSk Up-to-date Jeweler surd Optician Corner 9th and Willamette Sis. WK AXX OPEN rr V! tU. L1:-r- . a or sim anauiiw a esiLAJuniiU' dation. New, Stbcltv Fresh Groceries. " Prompt deKrery, ; Highest Cash or Trade Prices for Country Produce. Give us a call. ' '. Everybody's Skore 71 West 8th St.. Phone your want special prompt d-;li very Red 1262. WEST SIDE DAIRY Has established a Milk Depot in Eugene CALL UP RED 4852 Pure Milk and Cream Delivered Anywhere In Eugene MeFALL BROS. 1 Blank Books and Diaries For ! The New Year at, Schwarzscliild's E. P. SH1NN Shoemaker New Work to Order and Repairi"! Neatly Done . All work guaranteed Please give me a eta 8? W Eighth St,. Eugene, OK HALL &. SHUMWAY, Carry a full linn of pliimbinj? 6itm Plumbing and sewer work. Also general jobbing In tln l' sheetyron'work,; Iron work pro' lv attended to. Phone Blank 12)1. 480 WiUm"