Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 07, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textri 1 1 I- 1 Tl'KSHAV, JANUARY 4 ' -1 - - s - -- , -nTTTrr-TtraiF' ill, - gffg- ' i r m Best Line of Clothing May be four-d at our store. A suit of Mich ael, Stern & Co's. fine Tailored Clothes. We arc sole agenti. MANY PLEASURES AND VALUABLE PRIZES IN STORE FOR CANDIDATES AND CHAPERON IN GUARD VOTING CONTEST Neckwear Shirts Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear . Handkerchiefs Bath Robes i:-t ) lliliit; 111 I'ti: it KjJrift 1 tint ..a tiviu It iii;in itiMtl. Dim' I un-tr your inoiif) fin foolMi lirf(iiKm inaii(H. I In)' tuMiM-.'lihitt tliiit t ii m' fill uimI oru ri;n i:h iih.iit. E. D. HANSON Lugenc, Oregon jammesn AK.MITAGI &. BOWN Slice-( r to 1 YATS & SON Livery, Feed and Sales Stables , samshaman" Junk Doclcr Highest Price paid for HiDlZS. WOOL, PELTS, OLD RUDDER, SACKS SCRAP IRON MliTALS AND RAGS We also buy Second Hand Cooil l Olive Slin-t Phone, K.diWI FviRer.e, Ore. ir or v 1st good SQARR MEAL (id Til The People's Restaurant III Wc.1 Till SI. Mr.lU it ill hour! W. C YOUNG, Prop. Scott s Santal-repsm Capsules yw f A POSITIVE CURE. 3 U lMtlrl VIxtiN ?it ,.Vll'l JiUHl-PIPV". CO. Hold I., . I,. Ill: I. V. Ilruttnlol capita:, pp.izk giard popi lap. lakh s- votlno coxtkht .Vow on IMillillloll lit I'-Hern Pimm House, Heionlli, Xcar Wlllainelle HI., Lugclle, (ir;roii. NAMIH OK ('OMPI-.TING CANDIDA ! KS. . District No. I. Ml Allil I'liitliam, clly 10,8111 Minn liliill lli-liilrrslmll. Mallinon SI 1.1.27H Ml Mnble Johnson, HII.1 IllgllSt I I.IHI1 Mlsn I'uy 'l:.rk, 71 l-erry HI 111,701 VIIkh inn-.. Wood, SMI IV. Htli Kt 1:1,1.11 Mlsn Margin-rllo Woods. 111.1 V. Mil 10,02(1 Minn lHlil llinhllliilll, llllll HI S4I.11 ll .Mny IIohkIiinh, I'rai l HI KM t MWh liul .Icllllllll!, W. 7lll HI l7:l M Inn (inii c I li 7 IH Olive SI 1 MIkh lliii l HoilkliiMili, 'J.', I V. Illl H SflO lllKlrict No. 2. MlkN Iti-nil IIiiI.ct. CoIIiiko (inivii l:l,HIO Ui.i .eliiiii l'i'u4111, l),'l..r tO,:i VIIkh N la Hlllirolil, CoHliKf Omivc 10.01H Mlxa Kali HiiHlry, ColtaKc Onivo K5IIJ IIh Alia Wllllanm, Ih-Mvr 77 WWh Horn .lacolM, lii-Mer nilU'J IIMiirt No. ::. llh Mlllnii Itriiml, lToii'iui" 1 1,51111 MIh I In CiikIiiiuiii, Armo 11,17'J M Isx OiTtrmli. lllihiK'll Jiinrllon City 10,741 )ll. 1 1 til 1 1- Cook, Jimrlloii ( lly 10,(17.1 MImi I'.nui llamlile. Ulaplclon 11,11111 tliH Minnie HllilietN, Junt'tlon ( lly .11(10 IIMrli't No. I. MIkji MiiiiiIi' I.i'wIh, Mm ci, In 20,200 MIkm .Mailallne lletln, I'ohui'K 12,020 MIk lren Kohltiell, l'leilsanl Mill 11,0.10 IIsh (i.i.iKhi N. ff, ('oluirx 11,110 MIkk Krile Wllhmw, HirliiKfli'M. . . .' 1I.00H MIh Myrtle llislioi, ColiiirM IM7II MNn (ienevleve Hone, Cri'Hwell 01170 UImi Merrll Hioll, ( reell H777 MIhm Itenln (lootlinan, ('oluirK 011:1 MIm lx-lw Kvnuoli, ( n'UVell flll7!l MIks Mallei i lionipmill, CreMvi'll 1220 His Kilenln ( liaH'l, SpilnKflclil 714 )ll Krina Hiulili, HprliiKfielil 00 MI.k I .on Hioll, I nHill 5.1 r7 GOOD WATER li d P. ff X ift fi;i rl u t (Ai'u t 1.' p . E. KILBORN, VSI His'.i St., liujcne ... .... . . t run llliaii'H l me einuier- t f mm ninilliliili'H who will lom- pete lur free trip t l"ii An- Helen will l0 pillillaht'll liexl Siiuinliiy. He tare t ho inline f nt your favorUo nppeiira. The I'liiiclliliilen who Inivu liein In iluKlrlniiHly v .i k In lor Ihe Ilium la pi-lien In he Riven lly The Oullnl will n.ll he illMippiillileil when Ihe pilien ;iie awunled liiinii-tlliilely nl Ihe i-leae I Ihe i-eale.il. The i-nplilll prlre (Kialiil uprlKllt Kllutiiill pliiaol, now on exhlhflloa ut ,he Mtnie of (!ie Kllerii riano limine ill S.-vi'lilh street, near Wlllliuii'tte, whl. h will he Klvea In the i-atiil iilile l who i'ai-, Ihe lai Kt nuiuliir o( iiileii. U liulei-il it l-itiuy. mill th-.-. ullillilate who will II will he well re paid lor Ihe elfort. All riinitlilati's ' uml their (rtellil are reiiuesie.l in rail at Ihe nT1ei tioiii of the Kllor I'olnpitny anil llmpei-t the lnili-uliu-ut J anil nut I. fy ihenmelvi'stlnit It will he! worth their while toiiiaku a ileier uilne.l i-aiupalitu (ruin now until (he , lee el I lie i-enlem U'Sln It. j Kiillow'liiit In n t-etuiiiiiuliatlmt re-i-elveil 1 1 1 mi l-'riiiik Wlixla i. si rieiuri .it the rhainher of roiunn-n-o nt Losi Annelen: 1 l.iM AllK.-liH, Cil, lie,-. 31. Mr. Chan, l-'luher, I-:, I IVilly liuai.l, ! Kiii;-iu-. cr.'i: n. lie.tr Sir: oiir vouiiuiitiii alien o( the "i'ih lnt. nt hnint lint i-intent!, t iu-.-lulli ne: ,l I n'.u nrii.lliiK you an. I ululer ni'piuate coer leaittim au.l ml i leitlsmi; mailer p'-rtniiiltii; to I.o' Aui:-len aii.l Kilt r on n il 1 li -i.ilii:r . lit, h I tinp ou w ill i'ii!iuh In i-on- a.-.tlott with i-enlel Hewn, lor the li.-liellt el the mliill. tales who me, ,-onn .- !nn for the pi ne. I It will i., i ii it i lit litem wl'.lt Ihe ilif- f .-i :. I p..n el Mt reKl la ntul nt .uiiul l.t Ah nn llui. w In a the art tie. ' lie ) w 111 not t ' ur.al nil iiliuei , i llewei'T. wIm ii veil ,1 t'le p.irlv : i Ji is w.iv kin tw net l Hie mill I mill lil, til . II Illl' lilt, 111 i.li'.l aMelilletl lo e tl'aT elell ioiiil, - li t Melul- il ;li!ii Willie it.i!n la nur il In and around Los Angele., mien s , beautiful HolywooU. tin) nnum Chamber of California." a city or artlntlc homes. The "Outpost, or General Harrison Gray Otis, Whit ley Heights, Laughlln Hill and many similar beautiful places, including the home of M. Paul de Longpre, the celebrated flower artist. Holly wood Hotel, a must inviting and de lightful hostelry, with ItJ renowned social hall. Soldiers' Home. Tile cars ol the Los Angeles Pacific railroad run di rectly through Ihe beautiful grounds of the national soldiers' home, with Us numerous massive barracks and Imposing government buildings cov ering nearly 700 acres, where are lo- cated 3000 of our noble war veterans. Kedondo Beach. At this beauti ful beach town overlooking a fine j natural harbor Is located the far ! famed Kedondo hotel, commanding the great ocean front, rivalling all others for grandeur of view. Danc ing pavilion, bath house, fishing. i Santa Monica and Ocean Park, about fifteen miles from Los Ange les, are also very popular. Santa Monica la the oldest and most wide ly known beach on the roast, situated on the bluff overlookin gthe sea. Vanning Hotel Arcadia, fine bath house, pleasure pier, fishing, excel lent surf bathing and miles of shad ed and beatiful drives, and Ocean Park Is one of the host representa tives of the growing seasides on the coast, ono mile from Santa Monica. Boating, fishing and every form of beach attractions, Including pier, bath house and roller coaster. Plaxa del Key Is a very pretty resodt and also very popular. "Playgrounds of the King?' as Its name implies. Is ono of the most beautiful resorts on the Pacific. Be tween the lagoon and the sea stands the Immense auditorium containing several dining halls, over which is the grand and lofty convention hall surrounded with spreading balconies. Still water bathing and boutlng on the lagoon, pleasure piers, shurf bathing. ; The kite-shaped track Is a unique and attractive feature of the Santa Fo systonr in Southern California. It embraces a circular route of lliti . miloB, beginning and ending "at Los Angeles, without doubling Its-track. passing through the attractive towns and cltleg of Pasadena, Azura, Up land, San' Bernardino, Kedlands, Cot ton, Riverside. Orange and Fullerton. ' A trip over this route gives one an Idea of the-citrus Industry of South- , ern California. Tho Insido track Is a feature of the Southern Pacific Company, be ginning at Los Angeles, taking in the towns of Covlna, Pomona, Ontario, Colton, Kedlands and Riverside. This also takos In the citrus belt of South ern California, passing the old San Gabriel mission. Those who are Interested in flow i era will be delighted In the carnation -gardens. All tho leading varieties of jcarnntiona are grown in tho Kedondo I gardens, and tho fields and beds pro Isent a most attractive sight, mingled as they are with old palm, rubber and other trees typical of tho Land of while many varieties of of Horvli-e to newcomers. Tho win nlng candidates anil ihaperone mid Sunshine olln is who mny iicrnuipany tho party flowers are found In the gardens, w ill he show n every point of interest specialty has always beet mae nf VOTKS ALLOW till ON NKV AXI OI,l 1'ltKPAII) SI HSCKIXTIOXS TO DAILY OrAlll) AUK AS FOLLOWS: New Olil .Carrier Mail Three Mouths 40s votes 200 votes $1.50 $1.00 Six tuoiha 1200 votes tiOO votes 12.50 J2.00 One Year ', . . . 3000 votes 1600 votes Jfi.00 $1.00 votks Ai.i.ovi:i ox m:v axh oli p.-.kpaii sriisriiiiTioxs to ULK.KLY (il AUl) Price New Old Mail 600 votes 2r,n votes $1.50 150(1 votes 750 vutes $:1.0() 400 vote 1200 votes $1.50 I Year . - Years U Years The Daily (lunrtl'n Popular JjmIIcm' Prlte VoIIiik Collt.-st t IIAPKHOXI-: SPK.CIAI, VOTK COl IHX A.liln Cut mil and rill In with the name of a married lxvdv voti wish to une for. Send or mall to Contest Department, The Guard, and It will eon n tor one votes. Xol (ohm! After January Dili, 11)08 ,tire for which Ihe dis- trlct has long Deen iamuu. , ors are always welcome. ,,rM Then there are. t-' scholarship prizes, for which many of the candi-; dates are working early and late. These tuitions are to be had at tne Kugene Business College, and are ones that the average girl, after grad uating fr.iu the hih school, alway "'Vlie Eugene Business College is recognized as one of the best educa-i tlonal institutions In the Btate of Ore gon, and Is under the peisonal super-; vision of Professor Hooker and Mrs.; Mary Kansom, who devote their tin-! tiring efforts to the welfare of all stu dents who become pupils of that in stitution. ! To every candidate in The Guard s ; popular ladles voting contest is vital-: ly interested in the outcome is proven beyond a doubt by the amount of sub-1 scrlptions that are turnea in i me office each day. Contestants and their friends are busy from morning until late at night and from all in dications on the night when the final count Is to be made the interest will have Lfr surpassed any election ever held In Lane county. From now on every candidate In the race must look for her laurels. Cet down to work and keep steadily at it farjhe remain der of the contest in securing sub scriptions for The Guard. Ca.l on your friends who subscribed in the early part of the contest fur a short while and ask them to re-subscribe for a longer time and you will find they will be only too glad to do so for a year or more. .. The contest from now on until the close will assume some surprising proportions. While most of the contestants are already up In the tens of thousands, and one past the 20.000 mark, those who are following are making a de termined effort to come out first and arc sparing no time in securing sub scriptions and votes. Some think that in holding a great reserve they may win in tho final stretch. It is a good Idea to keep well lip with the leaders and play around first place. Your friends, in looking over the list of contestants and fheir respec tive standings every day, may see your name at the very last and rhlnk that the vote3 given to you on the subscriptions would be useless, as you are too fur behind to catch up. Consequently you do not restive those votes, whereas. If you are near tho top their help would come more readily. So do not hold back too ninny votes, hut stay even with or pare, the leaders. The lime is goit'ng shorter e.-ich day and you have only a limited amount of time. You want to win or you evidently would not be in the contest, so go af. ter the subscriptions and get the ex tra votes, as they count the most. Every subscriber can save the cou pons In their paper and give them to you also. Do not give up because you' are a few thousand votes behind, but put in an active day in calling upon your mends in searrh or subscriptions. (s'ow that you are In the contest, make good. Roll up the votes and coupons for yourself and get up with your oppo nent. . Make a vigorous campaign and keep right after those who have promised you subscriptions and stay In the contest with a determination to win. One of the features of the contest Is the absolutely fair and impartial reatnient accorded all the contest ants. The publishers of The Guard realize that tho ono essential thing to its complete success is to have It con ducted so that in no event can any person ralso-a question as to the in tegrity of the contest. Every candidate should be partic ular to see that th ecoupons are clip ped from the papers and nre properly uneu out. .Many arc received with out names and when the count is, made nlli-h Dl'imlna It ln n , ' ........... in a , ,ipe ill guess to whom they belong. If prop erly filled out and pli;ned together there can ho no chance for any of them to go nslrny. A number of candidates have al ready sent In the name of their fa vorite chaperone candidate. Have you? If not, clip the chaperone cou pon published below and send or mail it to the contest department, so the name of your particular favor ite will appear when the list Is pub lished next Saturday. lUfii nu.iL mil (iRocRmgj will show a comfortable saving if you do your buying here. Aoj our lower prices In no Clst mean lower qualities, it the saving on standard g!ls. ceries that makes buying beK truly economical. We hart too nrtich faith In yoar cernment to offer you Inferior qualities at any price. W. M. GREEN, Effl, A19 Willamette St. Ehone Main 25. ihiiihJ IF YOU NEEfD ..GROCERIES.. WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and ' Granitcwarc. Headquarters for White River Flour Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE, The Grocer Corner 5th and Willamette Sis. PhcneRed46M Rooms 9 and 10 over Chambers-Bristow Bank Get You a Home of Your Own Have some good batgainsin small and large farms. City Lots and City Homes. Will be glad to show you anything in real estate, j . ,. A Square Deal to AH. Oregon Harn? & Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr. ELI BANGS J. H.EST C.P.BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, S'aga snd Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZlE STAGE leaves Eucn-.e EUGE NE-FLORENCE STAGE at 5:30 a. in. Stagcsdonot call at A dailyttageltavefEajeneat6i.nl. pi.va.c rc.-iuciitrs oui win caii nir tor Mapieton, close connection sr baggage il notified the day before. steamer (or Florence and fast Stage Phone Main 22T-Livery Phone Main 2 1 The Dally (JuanPn Popular Utile' 'rl. Voting. Cimt.-nt VOTK OH VON Add II . lo ill ttil .mil III,. p,...i ,-. t ii 1!y ."en.tTVtlid V.-ri truly cm, nt w.v'w uti; i i liliilur to Wt'.JI.'IS Ell.l illid me. DM I let out and fill whh Ihe name of the young la.lv von wl-h lur. send m iiu,l to Content Depart nietit. The Guard, and i , ii n I lot one vine. Xtl Co.,1 After January M,, HlOH. NOitMAL SCHOOL OIT'I'.HS SPLI'IAL OPPOIHT N!ITI.S The Southern Oregon State Nor mal school at Ashlnwt ff.-u oi..: opportunities for teach, rs to review on me lea.-ners examinations In February and August, and to take1 work In pedagogy and sp-elal meth ods In teaching th-t various grades of j the training school. Since the public I schools of Oregon are calling for! teachers who can teach manual train-' Ing, many are taking advantage or' the industrial work lately Installed In the school. K. prunes of hoard and Induing and tuition nominal. j Tho Slate Normal School at Ash land Is enjoying the largest appro-i priat ion of state funds ever grained' a normal school In the hlstorv of Or-j eson. Catalogues sent on 'appli.-a-tlen to the president. j,n I BR0DER)BR05. NEW MARKET We are now located in our ne-w building across the street and we will be pleased to see you. ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Cloice Lard for... 63c Broil; end Stews Striclly Co t Price West. 8th Street BR.0DER.S BROS. NIW MAR.KIT llie h.-p'ini.'v of ttaern l'.,i 1 I'll-.i-. j'. ',!. I I rt ne.l knell ',1 1. 1 d..,-l ii.. Mill t .1 ri,it. eMHi.nHi lo, mang'-in who unit that (Mil i f (si-Ui-iiim t I Peer:,' mint have the Inter. of the city al hear! are alniTn (lad tu be ivr.i-vrioNa d'.i f-r I fie vol.- t the Points not credlt.d (o mnt...lnl rwu t.;.' eider. To make .nr. t . remit direct to Guard Prtn!i;i Conn a:. v. or '''.! lit Villi ttfh ),i . w A. k . - IT DOI S TIIK IUSINKSS Mr. K. K. Chamherl.iln, of Clinton Me., says of llu, kieii s Arni.a Salve: "It d un th-1 business; i have used it (or pil s and cured tlt-ni. Pn-,1 ii for rhappi-d hands and It t tued them .MN'ii.'l ll to an old sore ail. I nea.rtl ii wlitloat t'-.-iiiui; Hind. .(, iviitn at W. A. Kn Ui.ll s driK nt, 're. I-. ar lu ll; K, n- XOTIi K TO ! Hi IT (,lto-!s lr)inj .ml Prunlm, Pro,,,.,,,, ' ltme ; We are prepare .1 to dr. all kin,! nf 'prniniR and pruning. Cai! ,;n Red 2T11. C. A. Darker. H. V. D-Jtlnc J. Keller. J. A. Henderson. n, EuCTP.nP Thoara Phone Black 1442 J wm,iv r.tn u cuitu Manar Tuesday, January 7 Stetson's Ordinal Bis Doi V.c Uncle Tom's Cabin The Barr.u-.i cf them all. More Grand Novelties Than Ever Tho lti-.isS Hands anil Orclii-strn- Tho l uliny Mtirks. Two -Miselievious Tniisiii GolVeeus Seeneiy Willi lUlllltifl'I Kl- eitiitul Kffects. (iianil iMittn , Tinnsfoniiall1"' Scenes. lo iniliie St hi ( hern Cake Wnlkcm. 'nek ami Hiim Diiiicers. "I 'le anil lVnuilo Otmrtctte. Inn ioi Drnnn hy llnnilsoitic Slid- I nil Pi nie.. Col. s.,w,er Pnck SilM-rlan HI'""' llwuml'.. - r W VT( II Ki( TIIK ltUi STKK PA KADK. Pli i.v, ;i.ir. .hh.