Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 10, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY (JCARD, FBIDAV. JANUARY 10, J008 Best Line of Clothing May be found at our store. A suit of Mich ael, Stern & Co's. fine Tailored Clothes. We are sole agents. Neckwear Shirts Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear Handkerchiefs Bath Robes Everything In Furnishing- Uuit , . (rnlli'iun im-da. Don't wiuta your niicjr on foolish Christmas re-ciit. iluy something lluit l UM-ful iuiiI will bo apprwUI-d. Ol'B imuceh AKK ItKiHT. E. D. HANSON No. 8 East Ninth Hint Eugene, Oregon ARMITACE & BOWN Suceuori to YATES &. SON Livery, Feed, and Sales Stables SAM SHAMAN Junk Dealer Highest Price paid for HIDES, WOOL, PELTS, OLD RUBBER, SACKS SCRAP IRON METALS AND RAGS We also buy Second Hand GooJj tnl Olive Street Phone. Red 5071 FviRcnc, Ore, IK V(r WANT A (iOOII SQARE MEAL (U) TO The People's Restaurant 4U Mm Tilt HI, Mr-U si nil hour W. C YOUNG, Prop. Scott's anial-Pepsm Capsules jC-V A rOSlTIVE CURE. I (ka Uitll v4 t.rMl , ktJt S war -rot I I Salsa 4U.i A n--a-a ( ll ill K Ural lllt,-.,,! , l (! 1 ilrori U-rajM. At , r siiwIh htatli fen) drt.-aaj.-M. nr 1 i s -k ; .all .-IIJ ft k U.IH I Wot- U X A, It -M-Mt. T HI lAKTAlftr'INCQ. Hold l. W. L. UK LA NO, Druggist. GOOD WATER All who w.ol IVdrock T1U .id Pur j Viler cao ttl uti Ucllua ty clll .( up Fed 5301 . E. KILBORN, 557 High St., Eugen NAMES OF oGHAPERON CANDIDATES AND NUMBER OF VOTES ACCORDED EACH WILL BE PUBLISHED SATURDAY ill I r i Hv III! CAPITAL I'KIZK Ol'Altn l'OPl'LAIl IiADIEH' VOTING CONTEST Now on KnliiblUmi at Kllrrs Piano House, Bcvcntli, Near Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon. NAMES OK 40.MPETINU CANDIDATE. District No. 1. MIm Marguerite Woods, 105 XV. Mil Miss Alia Eanthain, clly MIM Mmrr woixl, Jil . mil m. MIimi llmih.ri.lxMt. Madison Ht miu M..I.I,. Johnson. MIA lllul.st Ml mm Kay Cl.irk 7'cl IVfri-w ki i r.rrjr r. I Mian Ix-lla lliirhnnnli, loth M Mls illHHl JclllllllK". W. 7th Ht Mlu May DiiuglanH, 1'i nrl Ht Mini. (iltt... Dllllll 7 IN Olivit Ht Mlu IIuju I HodklUMiii, Ur l W. -llli H Dlalrlct Miss Kato llauh-y, Collage (.'rove MIm lU'llu linker. Collage (irovo Miss l-Ma Hnnford. Collnuu (irove MIm Zelma 1 ruznn, Doxt.-r ... wnii.,.,. iieii.-r MIm Dora Jacob, llextrr Dlnlrli t MIm Lillian Ilruml, Khireurn MIm Knut llaiulde, Mnplelon Mlaa I'la I'ualiman, Acme MIm llnttlo Cook, Junction Clly MIm (ierlrude llushnell Junrdon City MIm Mllinh) HlhbW, Juiu tloll City Dlalrlct MIm Maude 1-cwl., Mnrroln Miss lr.Mii. Kohlnrlt, riiiiMint lllll MIhk Myrtle HlHliop, Ciiliurg MIhh -Ileiievleve Hone, Cr.-Nwell MIm (Jeorgla Neff, Coliurg MIm Miidulliin Helta, Coliurg MIm Kflle Wllliniw, HirliiKfilil MIm lt Kv.-raon, Ciiuvm II MIm M.-rrll Hcrtt, Crenvell MIm it.-nla O.Midnian, Coliurg MIm MiiIm'I TIioiihumhi, Crvswell MIm Kdenla 1 h l, Hpllllgflcld MIm Krmu Hnillll, Kprliigtl. ld MIm Inill Hcott, Creawell ,- . Walch for the announce- 111 e nt nf names of chnperiino candidates to be published to- murrow. A steady advance Is being msde by all candidates In Ihs ladles' popular voting contest, as the changes lu tho count of voles will show during the past 24 hours. All are doing g mil, e ffecllvo work, and will 111 like a good Jump before long whlrh will surprise Ihclr tunny frhuuK It seems the candidal 'S, In pl:ice of polling their votes In large bhii-ks, have adopted the r:n ot .-ivntlr 1 r.niTvn force, which H a veiy g mil i Kclleilie. A r '-lerve lor'V of vnlos Is 1 a mighty g .od thing to '.uivc, II . keeps your competitor-) In the dark at to your exact Hiiiiidlng. and as j votes Utfiicd on siili.uTiptlott can be I rust at any time uurinn tec couti-Hi, ' It gives the coutetiints who him jvoles lu reserve a chance to lake the I lead In their district nt any time ! they see III I CNIMtl.llitcn' rtmlogl-aplts 1 Commencing next Wednesday, and 'each day thereluler. Ihe pictures of 1 the rontetunl and cliapcronc will ; be published. Ki-produclng the pie : lure of n contestant has won many la race for candidates wh. fell as 1 though their chances for sin cess were very slim. It's a g.'od Idea A per I son seeing the reproductl -n of anoth ! er Is iliMs away w tlh the slUhteAt doubt as li their Idelllltv 'Hi. I It convlnc.-s u reader Itist your name was fiiiiM,'.! In :he r.nt"i deter nilni',1 lo le. iio ncnd In viior t'h'ilo tednv. If you hi'V. pilhlli.t:.-d In (urn. a ltketie. nt v oir An llnlSt-rv on Wii nrratitlf to hive iIiihi I hm r r: nnd II n III ! It 'U hn.e nol to th Don Is !te tr '.'I slid 1 -r I'll,' r fM w I- hm-t any v rt; i" ll n l I.- I'u i e 1 ho:-t iniur i'hI e .'.11 tie ' vl'.' S v mtlil .1 ! 'll nf.! !! !-!!!:!', i 1tn"4-rt'tte' i nmltltii Th, qurn ton t'f 'mi tit to bv Ihf rhi'rnnt In mi n nin tlh lh un:i4tiitiU, hti, hHo ul tr liMtklttK th'lr tn cniuptilKn, Ihik tn trrt In Rf'-tirlnff nti comcttilnl rittiiMnin mho nmy makf h trip to ml frn'n l,o Anni'W. nwivor thvm niMMit tho ri'y n. i numrout om Ivtnn uhnrh. ami o'.hrUo ,htm In n'nyinn ihti trip An tntvl In th coitunt of Tn (limrtl Wrtliiwisy, thp chap-Tom rn ,(ll(Ulp fur whom th Urtttl nmnlu-r o( tuU ! pollci), will rtflv frw Stti.ftXO 1M.4IO n.iJio 10,B7S I i.nao . 11 7.o .,,... lfH il VM UOKI 1300 iiKU No. !, 11,101 M.OUO 1:1,1X11 11.112(1 111 I ll.l OIHIi! No. II. 17,15112 I7,ln 14,210 12,81:1 10,7(1.--) 81(10 No. 4. 20.22.1 1 1.OHO 1.1,(I2U I2,H7(I I2.2HO 12,120 11,1(10 10,47:1 H777 , 11414 1220 711 no n , trip to Los Angelea and return, and flrsl-rlnss hotel accommodations for one week while In Los Angeles. Tho names and number of votes VOTES ALU)WKll ON NEW At OLD IMIEIVMI) Sl'IMCKINTIONS TO DAILY il Alll AKK AS KOLLOWS: ,. N' Old .Carrier Malt Three Months 400 votes 200 votes 1.B0 $1 00 Six months 1 200 votes find votes $2 50 $2 00 i!n",;,,"r. 3000 votes 1500 votes r..00 $4.00 IOII.S ALLOWED ON NEW AND OLD PREPAID SI lSCHIITIOS TO WEEKLY (il'Altlt Price 1 Year 2 Years K Years UMinmiarmsusiLii.inTfiIWiii fft-TTHTTT-'iVT'L The Dally lliinrd's Popular l.i.tl.V I'rl,. Voting Contest uiai-ekom: special vote 1 01 pox A it dre Cut out and till In with Ihe ." " c" mI "r ,,lal' l u win count ior one votes. Not (i.HHl After January Irttli, tON The Dally Guard's Popular VOTK ( Ad Ir IMitil.t Cm onl and fill In with the e.tn to vole lor Send or n all to Comes Il will .omit for one vote. N. (,.d After DIKECTIONS- Polnts not credli,.,! . ,.n, . . To make sure' con " g Is propel credit for the votes, remit dir.ii i, 1 ,,..1 .... . , proper mv. Ih. money , the !n e Un, v.-1, Vllh f,7or T"' or now t.kln. either l-silv , Week,, ,,r 1 1 . T A V""n IENT ON 8PIWCUIITION. PUOVinK.i TDK . VlWVK iiku M hlv.NT TO TIIK Ul AKD WITH TI1K MONEY accorded each lady whose name Is proposed to art a chaperone will ap pear Saturday, January 1 1. Cou pons clipped from the dally papers will count as one vote, and the same number of votes will be allowed on new and old subscriptions In the i chaperone contest as In the regular j contest. ! This offer Is open to any married lady who Is a resident of Lane coun ty who would like to chaperone the winners of the four free trips to Los Angeles an;! return. . The chaperone tiriri wnjnlnv cii in i I A u I will hi. shown I all points : Interest In and around! l.os Angeles to an advantage. The Way I'rizes Will lie Awarded Capital prize Orand upright la-1 l no, valued at $330, will he given to ; tho young lady who secures the most j votes of any candidate In the eon ! test, Irrespective of the district she may represent. First prize to each district To j tho four young ladies who finish I with tho largest number of votes to their credit In each of the four dls ' trlcts, after the rapltal prize has been awarded, will be given a flrst-clase free trip to Los Angeles and return, Including the very best hotel accom modations for one week while In the city of Lob Angeles, under tha escort of a chaperone. who will be a resi dent of Lane county. Second prize In each district. 'Then to the four youug ladles who finish with the second largest num j ber of votes In each of the four dis trict, after the capital and first prizes have been awarded, will re- cetve a alx-months' full course schol- .' V, ., . , "ship at the Eugene Business Col ee. one of th bet educational In Biiiuiions in vae suiie oi oreRim. ,in K AAaA Itili four districts, to which each will be awarded at least two of the prizes and one of the four districts will r.e ;celve three .of the prizes, Including I tho grand upright piano. District No. 1. Includes all of the city of K u gone. I Dlst.-lct No. 2. That part of Lane ,coi n,y.0, Cottage (irove, wlldwood, Hazel Dell , , Dexter, London and Lorane District No. 3. Junction City. Florence, and all of Lane county west of Eugene, District No. 4. Includes Spring field, Coburp;, Wendllng, CreswelL Thurston and Marcola, NOTICE TO FRCIT CJKOWERS Spraying and Irunlng Done I-romptly Wo are prepared to do all kinds of spraying nnd pruning. Call up Red 2711. C. A. Darkor, II. V. Darling, J. Kellor, J. A. Henderson. nil (JASOLI.VR W(K)l) SAW I NO W. 0. White In prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phono Illack 43B1. Residence, 816 West Sixth street. We use all the latest methods in cleaning and dyeing nt the Eugene uyo Works, corner Sixth and Wlllam- I etto street. Phone Red 2861. tf New Mail 501) votes 2",0 votes $1.50 1500 votes 750 votes $;!.0U 2100 votes 1:00 votes $4.50 name of a married laydy you wish ontest Department. The (liiard. nnOml ll.tiiu r, .. 1-..II.V Prlre Vollng rnt.-M Ot PON- ' of Ihe voiiin; t lh'1'Jirtlll.'ti!, l.i.ly you wish hti Otiard. and J, nuary I. in,, s 4, AMIBKMKNT? . ; Dead wood. S. D., April 23 , 1907. J G Itii her. Kan... Mgr. Opera House. Hot Sprlnks, S. Dak. n tit-. i Kuiievp that I have 1 not heard from you the last tune i ! answered your letter, but 1 under stand that T. J. Culllgau's Nashville Students are to play you, and on that lease I would like to say to you that I they played me last night to a big ' house and more than pleased every one and s.?nt them away talking about it, and in fact I wish that I had had them for two nights, not an objec Li f .I. in m in n whole nerfor- lloimuie naiuic mance and the very best dancing and good Blnging. Uoost lor mem a.m get them a good house If possible, as they are deserving of the same, and will certainly make good. Wish ing you success, 1 beg to remain, Yours truly, M. C. KKI.LOOG, Manager Deadwood Theatre Co. This popular aggregation gave a very entertaining program last even ing to a well-fllli'd house. The Jig dancing was about the best ever giv en here, every one who came on seeming to he better than the one who was on before. The jokes were for the most part new, and some were better than those usually given. The company is a good one for a fun-glv- Ing entertainment, and pleased me people. Rapid City Journal, April 28. At the Eugene theatre January 14. DAILY' FREIGHT TKAIN HOLTH OP HOSKlll ku Local freight train service between Junction and Grants Pass Is to be re duced from dally to tri-weekly, be ginning next Saturday. These are the trains known as Nos. 225 and 226. Hereafter No. 225 will leave Junction every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and go on south from Roseburg every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and go north from Rose burg every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. This arrangement will re sult In the laying off of two of the local train crews. So far as the freight service Is concerned, Rose burg will not be materially affected, as nearly all the Portland shipments are brought here on the through freights, which will continue to run dally as heretofore. Other points along the line will be handicapped however, by receiving only three freights a week Instead of seven, before. Roseburg Review. AND NOW KlIJELIK! There Is but one Kubellk! Continents honor him! Theatres are packed for him! Get a good seat now! Be comfortable and hear him! A CI RE KOR MISERY "I have found a cure for the mis ery malaria produces," says R. M. James, of l.ouellen, S. C. "It's called Electric Hitters and comes In 60 cent bottles. It breaks up a case of chills or a bilious attack In no time and it puts yellow jaundice clear out of commission." This great tonic medicine and blood purifier gives quick relief In all stomach, liver and kidney complaints, and the misery of lame back, bold under guarantee at W. A. Kuvkendall's drug store. CALL KOlt CITY vVAItUAXTS Notice Is hereby given that all city warrants up to and Including No. 392, registered Jan. 15th. 1907. and drawn on the genernl fund, will be paid on presentation at my office January 15th, 190S. Interest will cease on that date. Eugene, Or . Jan. 9, 19ns. KHANK RE1SNKU. City Treasurer. Wll.l.l.t.Mrt' KID.Nr.l l'i:.lS Tlavo you neglected your kldnevs? Have you overworked your nervous system nnd caused trouble with your kidneys nnd Madder Have yon pains In Ihe loins, side, hack, groins and bladder? llavo yon a flabhy ap pearance of the face, especially un der the eyes? Ton frequent a desire to pass urine! If so, Williams' Kid ney Pills will cure you. Sold liv Linn Drug Co., price 50 cents. Williams Mfg. Co.. props., Cleveland. Ohio. ! WOOD SAWIN'O John M. P. Dtxon, successor to W E. Ilodny. AH wood sawed to gsnge. For prompt service phonei Illack ojij. uesmence, 267 High street Gasoline woodssw The nlsht rsme on. the good wife smiled To herself as she softly said: "Thank Cod. were happy, healthy and bright. We all tr.ke K.icky Moun-M-i Tea .v nlsht. ... )r,, II' VDI' k N KW The nrrlt ot the Tex.is W.t.i.t TOM would never Sll(f,.r from ki.l-.ey' hlailtler or rheiiia.ittc tremble. bottle (two months' treatment) Soli) by O. J. Hull, or hv 111;. it Send f. testimonials. Dr. E VY. l; ,..s Oliva street. S:. Louis T(. CI l(K A tx.t.i. IN ONE III' Tske I.AXVTIVK IIKOMO i;,nn iai.its I'ringisis refun.i n. It falls to fiir, K w. OROVK'S six ; uuiure is on e.icn eox ;5e. j lUTLAND ROYAL IIAKFUY Hreart. (he best and h-slthU-it ".iread made. For sale at Otic, auiu ' - H 'Is -l t.s-r. 1. The ffeai that Doesn't go up the Flue 3 You receive intense, direct heat from every ounce ol fuel burned there are no damp chimneys or long pipes to waste the heal Irom a PERFECTION (Equipped with Carry il Irom room lo room. Turn the wick high or low-no bolhcr-no smoke-no smell-automatic smokeless device nrevcr.ls. brass onl holds 4 quarts, burns 9 hours. Bcaulilully finished in nickel or japan. Lvery healer warramca. The Z?-T Tirnn Pivcs a bri8hl,-s. y I&S0 Lamp fi(jhl t0 reaJ b jusl what you wanl lor ihe long evenings. Made ol brass, nickel plated latest im- proved central dralt burner. Everv II your dealer cannot supply Heater or Rayo Lamp write our w. neaiei STANDARD Oil COMPANY llseBTpgrawHii OR i GO Rooms 9 vtr G e Have some good baigainsin small and large farms. City Lots and City Homes. Will be glad to show you anything in real estate. A Square Deal to All. Oregoi H.m & Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr. I mmm im, 1 jym ihiii i' i hiiiibiiwiiiijiiiii ihiiiiii imU 5!i5 W ) 'ca t 1 it- & ri 1 ' ' I -3c IaJ? I Oft) r MmwW y3an "V H; LifT i- -t r -i rl ' I i a 1 Oil Heater SmoKeless Device) lamp warranted. ine i kuccuuu nearest agency. Chambers - Bristow Bank a Home of 2EvJ 8 JOB PHM3 OF ALL K i H 3 3 EXEC JTE3 AT THIS OFFICE ' ,