Eugene daily guard., April 13, 1907, Image 3

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SATURDAY, APRIL 13
lilSKKPlTAIJLE JOV11XALISM
The University faculty are out,
traveling over the state, battling for
their graft.
The indelicacy ot Mr. Campbell's
position Is in going about the state
and lobbying with the people against
their taking the referendum on the
appropriation -which provides Tiim his
salary. Salem Journal.
These are fair samples of the "ar
guments" made by the Salem paper
In favor of the referendum move
ment, started oy a few politicians of
Linn county. They are reprinted as
serving to show how contemptible a
newspaper may become, when the
man or Institution it attacks refuses
to be held up. Hofer no doubt ex
pected to be "Axed" after his first out
break against the university, but the
friends of the school having no cor
ruption fund at their command and
no inclination to raise and -expend
money for that purpose, he feels that
he has a real grlevwnre to air. In the
estimation of the Journal It Is an un
pardonable sin to refuse to pay tri
bute when the hint is given that It is
time to "shell out."
A newspaper insults the intelli
gence of "its readers when it brands
as "grafters" men who are devoting
their lives to the eause of education,
working hard and earnestly for mod
est salaries, simply leeuuse they
come out publicly in defense of an
lnslltntlon.the upbuilding of which is
the areWtlon of their lives. Presi
dent Campbell not only is within his
rights in going before the jieople of
Oregon and exilali. -g the needs of
the university, tout It is his duty to
do so. His high standing as an edu
cator, and unblemished reputation
as a man and citizen give weight
to the conservative statements he has
made and carry conviction to the
mind of the lest element of every
community.
Even If the referendum movement
was well-timed and based upon
good grounds, the uncalled for per
sonal abuse indulged in by Its only
newspaper advocate, the Journal,
would be sufficient to defeat it before
the people. Oregonlans will not go
on record as favoring a movement
that Is promoted by men who refer
to college presidents and professors
as "grafters" and profess to believe
that every worker in the field of
higher education is Interested only
to the extent of drawing his salary.
TllfircillTS OX TilK THAW Till l
The long drawn-out trial of Thaw ;
has revealed one thing to the eter-
nnl thame of New York. White had
friends and friends by the score.
This goes to show that he alone did
n"t live the life run riot. It now ap
pears that many were mixed up In
this Sodomltlc fury. Here Is Illus
trated the one bold paradox in na
ture. There are those whose mighty
genius makes them capable of eagle
'Hght; yet because the blood of
beasts is In their veins, they wallow
In the stench and muck of the far
thermost bogs. The marvel is that
one can live in both these extremes
t one and the same tlme-ls head
in the clouds and his hands in the
dirt
If al) the tales now told by un-
uiu9iiiuK ononis flrls In
' the rhaw-IH
White trajedy nro tru
1
lt i. tiiin. to
i teach our
rtl'ls (U!i
1
yet I the nie-.ii.
i 1 hat 1: ,
: 1 :lK
poem: -,..
; parlor?" -i i
spiil t 1.
f'v
t!..t:
Hlf-
atid
j "It's th- .r.'Ui, st
ever you
parden theatres, .a
j the habitats of th,.
1 luxurious, bnlliat.t.
are not the 1 ;;i
i mob fresh ir ;
J'l'hey heleni; oft tiui
1":.
.'til
'! -!.rU'J rich
iicl with lieaiit;
'' an iaoratit
m nadir world.
tu those inflie
jential enough tu forbid
the court to
j publish names. These p.-rfumed and
I sweetly scented harems helnns; to th.
eieci m,i chosen. And that re
etninds
us that birds of
r-.- urn it
ii.e.r nests up niKh. Some of these
nearby days, a daring literary pioneer
is going to write a book whose title
shall be "The Jungle." It is not to
be -another commercial gusher that
tells the story of dumb brutes cm
their fatal march to death. It will
be a harrowing tale of gilded and
mirrored rooms, where the Innocents
are slaughtered; where Inhuman
mothers, blinded by the glitter of
gold and the glamour of genius, drive
their daughters through the chutes
into palaces whose deep shadows nev
er lift.
Stanford White checked the sobs
of the beautiful and deluded Kvelyn
Nesbit by whispering that the wrong
lay not in Its commission but in its
discovery. How far did be miss an
apparently common Tact? It is a
mighty dangerous doctrine, but the
one most of us sometimes try to be
lieve, and the more fortunate ol us
find out our mistake before It Is too
late to turn back.
In the proportion that the rotten
ness of present-day social life comes
to the surface, in that same propor
tion are we reminded that '"'man's
greatest happiness can only be found
in a peaceful and contented home,
where virtue and morality Sit en
throned, where no man can enter tin
less he has the passport the sign
and grip of a gentleman, and you
will never have cause to be ashamed
of the acquaintance of profligate
fools who bring disgrace and mortifi
cation."
'What -will his bible class do whne
John I). Rockefeller, Jr., rests In
seclusion, in obedience to his doc
tor? Its members may all backslide
on the doctrine of only-the-poor-are-
happy, which he has taught Diem soj
long utnl so nbly, If Johnnie Jtii3 to
stay out of sight long.
"The Castle Comedy,"" a novel by
Thonipatui Buchanan, begins in till?
issue of The Guard, and an install
ment wlJl be printed every Satur
day until 'It is completed. Our read
ers will And the story interesting.
While the grafting In San Francis
co, and In connection with the Penn
sylvania capllol 'building foots np
formidably. Wurrinusn's looting of
the Chicago & Alton railroad still
holds the worHl's record.
Lincoln Steffens Is ssiid to be. try
ing to find out liow much Jonathan
Bourne's campaign for Cnlted States
senator cost. Hofer, of the Salem
Jaurnal, might tell him .something
about it.
Germany was a little slow In con
tracting the trunt fever, but low ha
It In Its most malignant form. There,
ought to be something doing when
the Kaiser goes up against one of
them.
Revival of the demand for ii "show
down" of the names of the big con
tributors to the campaign fund of
I fin I seems to be causing that shivery
fe'-ling in some quarters.
. .
Speaking of faith, the man who
has put tbe Fairbanks hat a gor
geous cream slouch on the market
Is not to be sneezed at; he has it In
gobs.
King Victor Emanuel, of Italy, Is
said to lead the simple life, which
Is more than can be truthfully sSid
of most of the dagoes over there.
When all is said and done, most
people are thoroughly convinced that
this country has been heavily over
dosed with check-book politics.
Sensitive New York voters may
object to the Jlarrlman quotation of
a he.-,,! i 1 v... ... o.. ..
""viiv ui miy mou
sand.
The pople-s Plll wlM nmy bl,
-arn-d l. th,, humblest, 1,, t ,.an.
not be botiaht by the richest man on
nitth.
There is ras..n for the belief that
the Czar is em-ournKlns the Kusslmi
'Hun:
;a to take it out talkltlK.
D.M'KUT TK.STIMOXY l..Xl
0 come with me to a strange, strange
land
Where black masquerades as
white;
Where the clearest farts that we un
derstand 1 Are uloole.v nn.l ri.tn..., ,ic i.ii.l,.
f., ...i.u
me "neath the insane
trees
In the forest of tech-nl-cal-l-tles.
Come let us sail o'er tbe gibberish
seas.
Where the lie birds ate plumngcd
red;
Where nothing's the truth, so nil
agree.
And every one's touched In the
head:
O come where the dippy fishes sport
And the w hecl-brulned cuttlefish
chuckle and snort.
Let your ego flit 'to the dreary plain
Where the tarulght jacket fits all
barkx;
Where the technical terms descend
like rain
And the doctors converse In
quacks.
Or come where the brain storm
sweeps the hills
While the expert witness smokes
opium pills.
Denver Republican.
SnAUI'S AND
I.ATS
By il. Marvin Nichols.
Just keep on smiling.
A merry heart Is a great microbe
tiller.
Keep what you have and reach oat
frir more.
Thewungsiof slander are borrowed
from demons.
What you are today you will be
tomorrow only more so.
Only ytour -enemies will say things
which will injure you.
Tbe moment human 'lips Imprison
truth It becomes a 'He.
Mankind lias been on the bum ever
since Eve ate that apple.
One of the great powers of the
world Is patience. It is sublime.
e
Ron-owing is the surest way of
sacrificing tbe future on the altar of
the present.
They call the pathway of life "a
tctVv road." yet the most of us want
to stay on it.
If the epitaph were said over and
over again in the home there would
bo fewer tombstones.
The most dangerous power In
the world Is the ravishing ye
the caressing voice of nn elf
ish woman whose beauty Is like
a fairy dream. And many a poor fel
low Is held responsible for the spec
tacular career of a "rte girl" who de
liberately chose her way long before
she ever saw him. I have read some
where that It Is always 1he queen of
the spiders who spins the Milken
mesh.
A child Is nn almost perfect revela
tion of the home. If yon see Borne
homes you would not wonder wlrere
our criminal recruits come from. I
km)W h(
imes whose ntniosphere reeks
with deadly microbes. In a certain
cltv, within an hour's run from my
desk tonight
little urchin sold to
I les knows all de kin-
his mother
de
rgarten teachers ere a-going to
heaven, fur I've been wld em a wceK
1 now nil' they's never cussed me nor
; ,.;.), odder nary time." There it is!
-- I
We ran't forget our lover'.;, and
von can't love without le-leg ilignl-;
fied by It. When somebody loves you I
then you h-gln to think you count
one. And to tell the truth you never
you. When you are loved, then you ,
are dignified.
Lancelot, In the
Do vim think that,
r t.-i'
"idvls of the hlng,
ever got to where
il- could by the
attrition of Illicit love, forget that
Elaine loved him? Do you think
that he could ever close his eyes to
the sublime memory of the woman
that loved him? We are somebody
when somebody loves us.
O
We guarantee our wor In every
Dsrtlcglar. Eugene Steam Dye
Worka.
tf
BubMTitie Ur Q- DAILY a CAR I),
KASTEKX OltKtiON Poll V. f o.
c!.a Grande Daily Observer. 1
There Is not in the vcest a better
conducted university than the t'niver
sit y of Oregon. It Is one that every
citizen of Oregon has go.nl reasons
to be proud of. The results obtained
by this university In mental training
have been of the best, and really
wonderful, considering tbe lack of
proper equipments. The members
of the last legislature visited the
11 i.. mi. 1 nn uppropi 1:1- j
lion as ttley in ttielr judgment
thought would do, was then passed.
It is true that this amount was much
smaller than Idaho and Washington
allowed for their universities, still
tbe amount allowed will place the
Oregon university in fairly good
shape. The question would now
' arise, why should any good citizen
of Oregon attempt to cripple the uni
versity by the referendum, tine of
the reasons given by our l.lnn coun
ty friends. Is that It was not stated
in the bill passed, just how much
should be used for building, unci how
much for other purposes, but left
it to the judgment of the regents.
What do our friends from Linn de
sire? Do they think that the legis
lature should have hired architects
to make estimates of the different
buildings, so that they could pin
the dishonest regents down to a cent.
Dishonest regents they must be, If
this excuse has any weight, as It of
Itself Infers that they are not only
dishonest, bat men without judg
ment. It would look us though the
saddling of this onto the grange
was without the consent of the vast
majority of the agriculturists of Ore
gon. They are not built that way.
There is no class of people who are
more free-handed mill 'liberal, when
the money used is for the education
of the young, 'ft is the boast of
thousands of them, "that they never
voted against a school tax." It really
looks as though tills move was started
by disgruntled politicians, and that
they have the erroneous Idea that
they cuti use 'the grange ns a "cats
imw." One thing tun Linn county
friends can figure cm to a certainty,
and that Is, Eastern Oregon will
stand scifld 'for the university.
Aolsy "People 111 'Kvldcnre.
(Oregonlnn.)
Tiie position of a few grangers In
the Willamette Vnlley In regard to
calling the referendum upon tho ap
propriation for the Rtnte university Is
not that of the state grunge, nor of
any conslderuble number of the su
bordinate granges. Tills will still be
true If enough names nro secured
through the exertions of tho rela
tively few to bring tho matter of
granting this appropriation to a vote
of the p"ople. "As It was, Is now
and ever shall be, world without
emV the noisy people make the
most noiw?. not because they nro the
more numerous, but because they are
the more Intent upon being heard.
A Xntiiral Concorn.
.tCtrttuge drove, Western Oregon.) .
The state university Is -much con
cerned over the referendimi now tak
ing ut the Instance of the slate
grange, and well It may fce, for not
having an Income froni a great en
dowment, It lias no other ttoiirco of
revenue except the stnte appropria
tion. It must have this or nuspcnd,
and 1t would be to the Bhavne and
disgrace of the stme to have this
happen.
Hentoti County Comment.
(Corvallln Republican. 1
It seems a penny wise unci pound
foolish policy the Linn county grange
Is pursuing In trying to Invoke the
referendum on the U. of O. appro
priation. My cutting off tho univer
sity they will not raise the amount set
ftshle; for the poblle chooH, but will
only retard the nuturnl growth of a
great Institution for learning. The
state grange has expressed sentiments
agahist the nctlon of the Litis grange.
Doing IIiikIiichh Again.
"When my friends thought 1 wus
about to take leave of this win Id, on
account of nervousness. Indigestion
and gete-ral debility," writes . A.
1 (.'hlsholm. of Treadwell, N. Y., "and
! when It inked as If there was no
hope left, was persuaded to try elv
trie Hitter, and I rejoice to say that
hey nr.- enr;i g nie. I am now doiim
I'ifcitte.-; n-.'ain as of old, and am still
.'iinlnt: daily " Uest tonic on earth.
: ur:i 11 ti-i l by W. I.. Del.ano, dvug
;lst. .".ec.
llittcn 1y u Spider.
Through bloi.l poisoning rained
by the bite of a milder, John Wash-
! ... II,.,iiiimiIIIii Ti.viim tvnnlil
mass of running sores, had he not
, . ,. ,
.ah n,.-H,ianit tn 4,v Itiieklen H Ar
1""" ' .
nlra Salve. He writes: " I he first
application r'jjleved and four boxes
healed all the sores." Heals every
sore. 2'c at W. L. DLano' drug
store.
Columbusjiad Just landed. Meet
ing a great Indian chief with a pack
age under his arm be asked him
what It was. "Oreat medicine, liol
llster's Itoeky Mountain Tea," said
the Injun. 35 ts, a or tablets.
Una Drug Co,
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T. C. TtumiMiti, Vittit, Or. tf
Rllt SA1.K--waf;on.
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mount.
il liitnU'U snvi't. Kiiir-
!..,,( s.Vl.K
liooil g:Mitl horse, bui;-
K.v oiui hunioss. Inquire ut T-fti
ChariU'lton street.
FOK SAl.K An Oliver t pewriier.
nearly pnml as new, al a barjiin.
Inquire V. O. Host 3M Kuene. tf
l-cni SAl.K- .Nine-rooiu house, pan
try and bath; small barn; lot 90x
Hi!; good well of water. Knquire
3 1 !i Kast Ninth street. u22
KOK SAl.lO Oil TltAPB-t'llie stock
ranch with plenty of spring water
for Irrigating purposes. See Lee
lioselton, Oregon Cigar Store.
tf
FOR SAl.K 7 rooms, pantry and
bath, two acres, 7axS10, garden
ground nt 725 Kast Eleventh St.,
largo outbuildings, including two
barns, fruit trees, small fruits in
abundance. $1S00 cash. Inquire
on tho premises. a 13
FOR SALH Two acres In Fair
mount; same price as 15 years ago,
plus street improvements; casli or
Installments. Snap. Coo. Melvln
Miller, Room 20, McClung build
ing. WANTKD
WANTF.D WOOD lllds on
1U0
tf
cords fir wood nt Hotel dross.
FOR BE
FOR KICNT Two or three furnish
ed Tooins for light housekeeping.
CSS Onk street. tf
WANTED TO HUNT 0 to 8 room
house In residence portion of tho
city. Address "J. D.," care tiuard.
'OK IthJNT Four-room furnished
house to rent, with bath and small
gnTdeu; $10 per month; on West
Rlglith street. Phono Farmers 27.
n13
KOtt K15NT A new U.room coltugo
on high street. Convenient. $7.50
per month, linn 11 lie 1G1 Kast 11th
street. Phono Red 2(152. tf
TO HKNT Ily week, month or sea
season, a most desirable, well-fur-
iilshed live-roomed cottage pleas-
nuily locutcd at Nye creek, Or.
For particulars call ut Hampton
Pros.' store. J 1 5.
MISCELLANEOUS
IIPS1NKSS OPPOKTTNITY Fine
chance for party with little means
to go Into manufacturing business
for himself. $3000, part cash.
Address "6," cure Guard. n20
ALL PAYAll'JNTB duo II. liordon
may be mude to his successors,
Campbell & FuTlmiin, or ut W. T
Cordon's new undertaking rooniH,
corner Temh and Olive streets.
tlw tf
Do You Wikii lo n-ry rlre liisurnlice
The Norti' lrl ( h and Murcuiilllu
Insurance C Is one of the
safest and '' , st In tho world,
(iross asset;-' . . f22.7UruO0Z.G8
Net Biirplus. . 12,722,788.47
1ILAINE H it EY, Agent,
tf Over (.1 ' ellrlsUiw Dank.
MOTH I f kill HEX
Seventh, nut i)a. Greets, has open
ed under new mr. lagement. iCtood
board and room by the day, week or
Diunth. First-class home cooking.
Chicken dinner every Sunday,
tf MRS. S. Y. ABIIOTT.
GAUOLINK WOOD NAWIXfJ.
W. K. Uoddy will suve you money
on wood sawing. All wood sawed
with gsge. Prompt service. 'Phoae
Red 1771. Residence, 775 Ferry Ht
Take mo back to old Wisconsin,
Where the sugar beets and tobac
co grow,
Where the farmers are healthy, hap
py and bright,
They all take liocky Mountain Ten
nt night. I. Inn Drug Co.
Xolli-e In t'oiilractorH.
Notice Is hereby given that the
county court of Lane county, Ore
gon, has decided to build a bridge
ncroM the McKenzle river at Hen
dricks' ferry In Lane county. Healed
bids will be received for the con
struction of tho said bridge up to
and Including Thursday, the second
day of May, 1907. Illds to be ac
companied by certified check of five
per cent of hid to Insure faithful per
formance according to bid. The
plans and specifications can be seen
and examined at the courthouse In
Eugene any time during office hours.
The court reserves the right to re
ject any and alt bids.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1907.
E. U. LEE. County Clerk.
Dy C. N. (JRISWOLD.
COLUMNS
PROFESSION. COLUMN.
mix 1 u i:N(.im:i ns.
UKKBKKT l.KUill. minim; enmueer
aiui expert metallurgist. Reliable
Information furnished to intending
Investors, Kxaminat ions anil re
ports nn mines ami ore treatment.
Kimene, Oregon.
; 0
I'MIKKTA KIIIS.
J. W. KAYS & CO.,
funeral directors.
undertakers and
Kugeue, Or.
DAY & IIKNUKKSON, undertakers
and embaluiers Corner Wlllani-
W. T. CORDON', tuneral director.
State licensed enibaliner.
Ottlce
and residence. Tenth nm1
streets, l'liono Red t-tSl.
Olive
PHYSICIANS AND Sl'lttiKOXS.
W. O. I'ROSSKU, physician and sur
geon. In addition to general prac
tice of medicine unci surgery spec
ial attention to all diseases of the
ear, nose, throat and eye. Res
idence, corner Hth and IVnrl
streets. Olllrb, Ileckwlth build
ing. Telephones Otllce, Black
12!tl; residence. Muln til).
DR. J. F. TITl'S, ollice Matlock
building. Residence, ti.12 Pearl
street. Oliico phono Red 1091.
Residence phone, Ren 4981.
MRS ANNA MAl'HEK. osteopathic
physician. All curable diseases
treated. Women and children a
specialty. Oltleo over F. F.. Dunu's.
Phono Red 11131.
DR. McDOl'tiAL. physician and sur
geon. In addition to general prac
tice special attention given to dis
eases of women and children. Of
fice over Preston & Hales. Phone
Black 1 tr.il.
DR. M. O. E. DENNETT, osteopathic
physician. Acute and chronic dis
eases treated. Olllces over Cham
bers' Btorc. Phone Hlnck 1320.
Residence phone, Red 44(12.
I). A. PAIXE, M. I.
Ofllce Over Eaton's Hook Store.
Office Work and Medical and Surgi
cal consultant,
onicc Honrs 10 to -2 a. m., 1 to 3
p. m. Others by appointment.
Oflico phone, Dlnck 2881.
Residence phono, Red. 468t. tf
ATTOIt X 10 YH-AT-I.A W.
S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-iit-law, Dili
Willamette street, Eugene, Oregon.
C. A. WINTER MEIER, Attornoy-ut
law. Land titles and probate spec
Initios. Ollice over Chainbers-Urls-
tow Dunk.
DORR1S & SKIPWOHTll, Attorneys-nt-law.
OIIIco In llovey building.
over Chniuhers-HrlHtow Dank.
LEON R. ED.Ml'NSON, Attorney-nt-
law. Rooms 1 nnd 2, Eugene Loan
and Saving 'ink.
WILLIAMS & DEAN, Attorneys-at-law.
J. M. Williams, L. E. Dean
Practice In nil courts of the state
nnd beforo the II. 8. Land Olllco.
Olllces 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung
Ilulldlng.
I. N. HARIIAUUII. Special atten
tion given to dlvorco and settle
ment of estntes. Agent for Conti
nental Insurance Company. Room
5, First National Hank building.
Eugene, Oregon.
L. BILYIOll, Attiirney-nt-law. Olllco
over Yoran's shoo attire, Eugene,
Oregon.
L. M. TRAVIS. Attorney-nt-lnw. Of
fice over Eugene Loan and Savings
Dank, Eugenii, Oregon.
WOODCOCK ft POTTER, Attorneys-at-law.
A. C. Woodcock and E. O.
Potter. Ollice one block south of
Chrlsmnn block, Eugene, Oregon.
WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-law.
J. J. Walton and S. P. Nesa. Will
practice In all the courts tn the
state. Ollice, room 3, Walton
Illock, Eugene, Oregon.
DOWER & MARTIN, Attorneys-at-law.
J. II. Dower and W. O. Mar
tin. Will prnctlco In nil courts.
Olllco over Chnmhers-iirlstow
Han'-, Eugene, Oregon.
S.E. Stevens
..Piano Tuner..
Leave orders at Eilers Piano House
Phone Main 41 .
Residence 138 West (2th street
1m:; ? i i : 1:1 Wi
Eugene Transfer Co.
Successor to Clarks
AM kind of b tiling and tram work, flano moving t
penally. Wood for Salt. StoiiKi.
OIHcc Utiiatrway Knith of Loan ard laving Bank
Office Ttlephon Bod 1101, Sublet Kon Bed 1S2I
Madame Dean's
FRENCH
FEMALE
Pills.
A FUrs, CruTAii R 1
1,1 BF TOM HUFrjttHMED
M SHUT III 'ATI O If. IEHI MOII Tl ML,
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nbMl or Money IWuliiJihI. Hrnt pro
paid tut II. V per hox. W.llnriHl litem
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fenniplrs Yri. Jitalat on gelling tho
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druggi't d'ea uut Uv liietu tend your
ordra to the
UIITED MEDICAL CO- loi 74, Uiciittr. fx
Sold la Eugene by IV. L Delano
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What the ticker says is keeping
NtHH-tators guessing. , What we say is
stop guessing when It coiiies to your
toiMu.,. u ,. ,.,, looking for
a really good cigar, one that has tho
gwl.,.t ,lllV(r mt ,.v,,ry lov,.r ,lf 10
weed longs for, you will tlml it in the
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Julius
Goldsmith
The Oregon Fire Reliel
Association of McMiniwiMe
Wili save money lor you. II your
insurance is about to expire see J. U
Daniel, Lane county agent, and learn
how we save you fifty per cent on your
insurance. Brick buildings a specialty.
Eugene Office. McClun; building
Room 8, opp. Loan and Savings Bank
MILL WOOD
4-Foot and Stove Lepths. Leave
orders at Hull's, 537 Willamette St.
or Phone Main 61.
A. F. BARNARD & CO.
Driver will collect on delivtry.
HALL & SHUMWAY,
Carry a full line of'plumblng fixtures
Plumbing and sower work.
Also genernl jobbing in tin ard
sheet Iron work. Iron woik pre nip
v at.tftiirle 1 t.i..
Phono lllack 1371. 499 Wlllamotte st.
J. W. BARRINGER
Expert Housemovtr
Moves anything. Twenty-five
years experience. Residence, East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 4511. Eugene, Oregon.
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
WOOD FOR SaLE
504 Willamette St- Euger. Oregon
Phone nieek 11 "
Ladies' Hairdressing Parlor
Shampooing, Scalp Treatment, Face Maa
sage, Manicuring, Chhopody, Hie Super
fluous Hair removed by Electric Needl
(Safe and ur.) Gray Hair restored to llf
Natural Color.
Hair Goods Made to Order
Wigs, Switches, Jean. Pompadours,
Cuats, etc. Wigs and Whiskers lor rent
Our own preparation.. 1 CCCUMBER
CREAM, HAIR TONIC.
Over 25 year's experience.
C. J. CRUNWALD (R, WIFE
Reliable Hairdressers
639 Willamette Si. Eugene, Oregon
Phone Black 3 1 1 1
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PAPERS
In tablets with envelopes to mat.h
Erin Linen, Alisa Linen
Scotia Linen, Fortuna Linen
Ionia Fabric, Exclusive Swiss
at,
Schwarzschild's
W. M. Rcnninger
THE RESTAURANT MAN
formerly at 19 East
9th street, has opened
up in his new place
at 33 East 9th. He
is row prepared to
serve the public with
the best the market
affords.
Come in and give
us a trial. Everything
new.
W. M. Renninger
23 East Ninth Street