Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 14, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4 THE Kt'GEXK DAILY GUARD, Tt'ESDAV, JASl'AitV 1 1, 1008 T"r ? J i 1 J I r Clothes That Look Well and Wear Well arc to be found at our store. The Michaels, Stern & Co.,br.tnd is a guarantee of ex cellence in workman ship an material. Wc are sole agents for Eu gene, and our custom ers stay with us year after year, because they havclearncd that the best goods arc the cheapest in the long run. Our line of furnishing;! is complete everything that men wear is carried in stock. It is new and up-to-date and priced right. We own our own buiH ing, pay no rent and are sacisfied with a reasonable profit. ED. HANSON No. H Knt Nlnlli Hlm't ARM1TACE &. DOWN Succeiiors to YATES &. SON Livery, Feed and Sales Stables SAM SHAMAN v Junk Dealer Highest Price paid for HiDES, WOOL, PELTS, OLD RUBBER, SACKS SCRAP IRON METALS AND RAGS We also buy Second Hand Goods Sii Olive Sirvet Phone. Kcdi57l I ugene, Ore, IK VOC WANT A (iOdll SQAKE MEAL CO 1(1 The People's Restaurant lt Wrst Till S(. Mrll At ill li,Mm W. C. YOUNG, Prop. Scclt's SacWepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE. t( H )lat ! Iimss4 .l t .1' I Ml t I I ( I Al lal- I I..- Ir. K.iM ht rj.(i 1 m h IM l .U..! lt M Ih.M Ill I I I IHN Ki.ld li . I.. IMC l.WV.. lriiKKi GOOD WATER All who wit lVsJt.wk TU ltlkn by Cdlllr-t up Fed J. E. KILBORN, Ci07 iligh St., Eugene 'Mmk MANY SUBSCRIPTIONS SECURED AND SENT IN AS RESULT OF 50 PER CENT INCREASE IN VOTES 'iiAri:itoxi:i-: r.i vdidatf.s Mi. I.. Uriiiihti-tliT, 1'iigono K'13 Mr. Jim rMmn, Kpilngll.lil It I'.. I. X. I lr. I '. O. IIiiiImiii, l'lilaci of Hiwels 411(1 .Mrs. M. Monlgoiiiory, .luuotioii 4o:l .Mm. Dr. lAtnv, Kiigeue HHH Mrs. ( '. T. (.oihIiiiiih, Coliurg !l."iH Mtit, O. Conls, Lugciif fl5 Mrs. Minnie frum-l- illO .Mm. .1. HlgglHs, - I'fiirl Ht , IMd Mrs. I'. I'. Ilmiiiiril, Coliiiri:, Or : . . . . 210 Mrs. II. ('. Milium. I III W. 5lli Kl UIKI .Mrs. .Jim. T. l-'iiiincr, l-'loroiioe , I:l Mm. Hiiiilii'rt, Acme loo Mrs. Dr. Mm iinini, I;, Dili Hi 157 Mrs. K. I onion, Dexter I III Mrs. I .mini Wrlilit, Coiling . 00 Mrs. It. A. limilli, I l: K. Old St fil Mrs. Mary Taylor, 21.1 V. 1 1 1 It SI 2H Mrs. C. I,. Ilmisiiki-r, Do(or 2(1 NAM US OK rO.MI'KTI.VO CANDIDATKK. IHstrlit .No. I. Miss Mny Douglass, I'ciiil SI 'id. III.- MIkb liliill Hollilor-lloK. Miillisntl SI 2I.IKIH Miss .Miiigiicrllo Woods, 111.1 U. Kill 21,110 MIsm Aim K.iistliiim, rily 20.HOO Miss Muhli- .IiiIiiisoii, MII.1 lllghKl MIsm (inire Wool, 2M W. Htli St 17,112 Miss Kiiy dork, 7:l: Kerry SI lii.UAO Miss l.i'llll lllielllilllill, llllll St ,. 2(151 Miss Cilsslo Jennings, W. Till SI 2I2H Miss (irille IMlllll 7IM Olive SI , 1 .11111 Miss Hazel HiHlklliMiit, 2.1 1 V. Illi H 20 District No. 2. MISH Allll Will in Dolor 2M.7HO Mls lialo llllMlry, Cottage drove 22,1112 MIsm Heini linker, CntOigo (iron' . . 17,01.1 Miss !, rliuiforil, Cnllng" Grove..' I.1.IKI1 Miss .'linn ( in jiii, Doxti-r 11,1170 Miss Horn Jacobs, lli-xtvr ftWJ District .No. i. Miss tin Cllsliliiuli, A cine 10,:t7(l Miss l.illiini llrunil, I'loronri MIsh Krwil I'lillllhlr, Mnili'loli Miss llallli. CiKik, Jiiiiitlon I lly MIsm (rtrillll- llllslilli'll .llinrlli.il City MIsm Mililili' SIIiIiHh, Junrtloii City Dislrlrt MIsh Mililili' l.rwls, MiiitoIii MIsn Oi'lH'Vlrvi Howe, Crrswrll Miss Iri'im Itolilllolt, I'lcusniit Mill MIsh .MiiiIiiIIiii lli'ltH, CiilillrK MIsh Kflio Wlilinnr, Kprlnulli'lil MIsm l'di Kvirson, I'ri'swi'll MIsh Myrtle lllsluii, ( "lillrtf MIsh (ii-orula Ni'lf, Ceil. urn Miss .Mrrrll Srotl, Cl'i'Mvvll MIsm Iti'liln (tiMiiltnuli, C'olnirK MIsh MiiIh-I Tlliilllisoll, Cts.wvi'11 MIsh I'.ili'iilii CIiiih'I, Sil lii;fli'l(l MIsh lOrnin Smith, Kiirlnfl. lil Miss Lou Sioll, ( icsw.ll Ciinilliliiti'ii wlio overlook I his hihtIhI nlfur on Mil or- iIitii (nuwl will lmvo over- IiioIomI the lie! rliiiiiou or Ilio I'litlru raiM'. Do your liont HiIh nook to lmvo your uumo ii n mi u n ii'il u wliutor. Tho ovor-Moiiiliiy volo cusl (or tlio olmiroiio, whtlii tnoiloHt iroiiilsoii to UHHtiimi Ki'oiit ii'iiM)rtloiin Uoforu u itrout iiiiiny ilnyu. Sovonil of tlio cliiiiiroMi ciinill ilatoH hiivu wltliiltiiwn In fuvor of oth ora. unit nun now niiuitf wuti I'litoroil yostonlay, whlrh will ro to make tlio I'oiiilioUllon much koonor I tin n was first cximcli'il. Tho chaiioioni! canill ihil.'s who nitoil ilia iinior plan of voiii (tollliiK In this particular contest will no iloiiht ho nnmitinci'i! as tho winner when on the nlKlit of Koluii uai y s, nt tor I ho last count Is iiimlo. Tlio chaperone vote coupons puh IIsIiimI dally will cut a very tilit flmne. .unl caiKllilaloH slioulil ilo their ut most to secure every P isslhle one See or conitiiuiilcntt with tho coniest iiiiIm anil their fiieiuts. as well as your own, ami ask them to clip tho ciiiipoti each ilny ami have litem mall or semi the coupons to this office tu your favor, nml you will lie siirpi'lseil at tlio results you wtll oloaln. The names of tile chitperone con teslaills who were proposed hy dif ferent cnlldldaleii to escort the wlll noiH to l.os Aniteles ittioiired Salur ilav. wlih the nunilier of voles ac corded eilch. The chaperonn candidate for whom I In lui Kest nunilier of votes Is polled will receive ft free trip to l.os Angeles and return, lurludln flrst-clus h, tel acciiiuiuodailons for one week w li I l.i lu l.os AiikoIc. The iiiimoH and nunilier of votes ac-roid-,l each holy whose name Is pro posed lo act us chitperone w 111 appear dally. Coupons clipped from ilnllv papers Mill count as one vote and the , same iiumtier of voles will he allowed on new nod old subscriptions hi the j chapi rone enlist as in the regular conlost, 1 This offer is open to nnv married I l.idy who Is a icldclit of l.ane county I slid would like lo ihaperotte the wln ; Mors ,l tho lour Itee trip to l.os All ; les Hltil I 't III II 1 t:erv chnpeiilie canilldute sh.oild '.iV.e toll am ;ii:o of the special offer ,.1 I.. los l hi i ek 'te on siih-, i P'tiolis will he ill l.wid IIS l-er s, h.'tlule tielow. ,1l lei cent tltercnsc lllis Wts-k OUT rs'lt- ' llle;' suile. M.iui coiMesi.ints and clmocrolici .ite tin, I. r Iinprestoii itial do -i.l t -'jo lens e'i tir- d fi .on friend -1 to , t l.w ue co u iu y will not conn . this U'liot so. fluhsci iptlon ciiu lie i,. H' i A fieui filondj In any pntt of ho I nil, it f'nl.'s or aev iart of the oi'l. 11 ih s.iine ntimh r of y,oos V I I ho H.lov ,s1 IU It .e, til ed her In lontitv. It, ir.. tuto r the o'd ad iio'. ' I he'e Is d mm r in delay." and us th .lose of the ooii:ct is n 't nam das a si. (tot us ii-aii snh s.tl;.i lis as you I Nil white the spec I it I t'dvr of rot.v. Is lu lorve Mis-nuoiis ItiiNlry for llrst I'lint In Mch IHstrtcl , Ti e so.ij nature tuit of ..ir In all 17,502 17,1'DI 11,1)1:1 I 1,720 81(10 I. 2;l,ri.T() 20,121 10,720 10,(1:1.1 1,1,(12:1 1:1,17:1 1:1, 12H i l'J,,1:lll H777 011-1 1220 711 (Ill fl.1 illstrlctH promlseH to havo tttitny lips mid downs heforo lliu finish, all cnnltliliitoa havu tunny admlriitK friends who will do their lit most to havo their piirtlcular favorite finish carryhiK first hoiiom. MInm .May DoukIiish Ht 111 lias tho lead over MIhh Margaret Woods tiy A small margin, hut there are at least five more very active workers In tho district, who are devotltiK every npnrv moment., seeing or commiiulcuLiiiK Willi their friends, and iIoIiik good work, especially this week, who will he heard from heforo ninny days. District No. 2. Miss Aim Williams, tho new leader of district No. 3, Is one of tho most active and enerttelic workers In tho contest. DurliiK tho past 24 hours she cast voles oiiiiiikIi to displace .Miss Kate llawley, of CnttitKO Urovo, 1'oti:s m.i.iiwi if on m:w axu VDAII,V (U'Altl) AUK AS FOLLOWS: New Old Carrier Mull 3 Months 6(1(1 votes .100 votes $1.50 $1.00 i .Months l.SOO votes 900 votes $! tit) $2.00 I year l.f.OO votes 2.2T.O votes $.VO0 $4.00 3 years 12.000 votes 6.000 votes $10.00 $S.OO yarn IS, 000 votoa 9.000 votes $I"i.O0 $12.00 years 2r.,000 votes 12.500 votes $20.00 $16.00 "' years 30,000 votes 15.000 votes $2."i.00 $20.00 Mil l S ALLOW KD OX XKW AND WK.L'kl.Y 1 'r '" ;l years ''' 5 ':i"H The Dully Ovmnl's Popular I IIAPKUOXK SPLIT Addi ct out and fill In with tho name of a married lavdv you wlsn to o.io for. Send or mall to Contest IVpartment,' The (luard. and It will ,'oimt for on votes. Not (..ssl After January 2n, IIH1S Hi.' Daily (.mint's Popular lilltV Vrtv Voting Coot.-st VOTK CO! POX Ad I. IMstrht i Cut out an. I till In with th r.amo of tho voung ldv voit wish o t,o tiond or mall to Comet Department. Tha Guard, and It i,l i .unit (or oil" vol. Not ImkmI After and place her name In a position to win the upright Kluihull piano. District .No. :i. Iflsa Ula Ciishnian, of Acme, was favored with a yearly suhscription 4,500 votes which placed her name In line for a free trip to Los Angeles, If she retains that position until after the last count of votea. All candidates In this district have very dangerous rivals for first honors and It would not he at all surprising to see the four contestants who oc cupy second, third, fourth and fifth position In this district forge ahead hefore the end of the week, if the SPKCIAL OKKKH of votes Is taken advantage of. District No. 4. ' Miss Maud Lewis, of Marcola, and Miss Genevieve Howe, of Creswell, still hold tho winning positions, hut not by a margin large enough to warrant them winning tho prizes to he awarded to this district. There are bIx other candidates who are well up In the thousands, nnd who have reserves that will he very much In ev idence before the names of the win ners are announced. It is safo to predict that all can didates In both contests will do their utmost before the week's end to place her name in the lead and try to retain that position until after the final count of votes la made. Honors are about even In all districts, as no one candidate has a decided advan tage over the other. NGKMAIj HTHOOI, OKKKItS HKKCI A li OITOKTCN! TIKS The Southern Oregon Stata Nor mal school at Ashland offers special opportunities for teachers to review for tho teachors examinations in Fohruary and August, and to take work In pedagogy and special meth ods In teaching the various grades of the training school. Slnco the public schools of Oregon are calling for teachers who can teach mauual train ing, many are taking advantage of the industrial work lately Installed In the school. Expenses of board and lodging and tuition nominal. Tho State Normal School at Ash land is enjoying the largest appro priation of stato funds ever granted a normal school In tho history of Or egon. Catalogues sent on applica tion to the president. j'il NOTiCK TO PIU'lT rjllOWKllS Spraying anil Pruning Promptly Done We are prepared to do all kinds of spraying and pruning. Call up Red 2711. C. A. Barker, II. V. Darling, J. Keller, J, A. Henderson, ml We use all tho lntest methods in cleaning and dyeing at tho Kugone Dye W'orks, corner Sixth and Willam etto street. Phone Hed 2861. tf If you are going to use coal this winter It will pay 'Toil to get a Wilson Coal Heater. dtf Thcro was once a maiden, young nnd gay. She'd laugh and sing the whole long day. For I am so hnppy nnd well, said she, Now that I lake Holllstcr s Hocky Mountain Tea. old phkpaih sciisciuntioxs to OLD PRKI'AID sritSCItllTIOXS TO (il'Altl) 760 votes ST5 votes $1.50 2.JS0 vote, 1.100 votes $3.00 3.600 votes 1.S00 voles $4 50 6.000 votes 3.000 votes $6 00 15,000 votes 7,500 votes $7.50 ImiIIcm' Vxu- Voting Cmt.t AL VOTK COl POX January Sutti, likiN GILFREY AND TURNER HAVE LIFE-LONG JOBS Washington, Jan. 11. Oregon now has two men H. H. unirej aou ii'iiiium it Turner on tne pajiun of the United States Senate for life. or so long as they behave iiiemeneS And, Inasmuch as both are very well behaved and have "made good for many years, the man who seeks to remove them will run up against the Impossible. Henry Oilfrey Is the chief clerk of the Benate. He succeeded Chief Clerk McDonald who died this year. He has been here for a score of years and for a long time has been carried on tho rolls not "charged as patron age" to either of the Oregon senators. It Is the custom for tne senate keen a sort of a ledger aorount with the members, and when a constituent Is appointed to a senate position he Is charged against the patronage ac count of the senator who Induced his selection. If the employe be retained for many years and give satisfaction he sometimes is transferred to the sen ate roll In a way to make his position Impregnable, and it is thenceforth not within the power of the senator to procure his removal. Cannot He Kcinovcd. Cllfrey long ago gained the posi tion whence no senator could oust him. Were both the senators to make their hottest fight on him he would continue to draw his pay, and tho senators would find that they had run against an immovable ob ject with a reslstable force. Howev er, there is no desire on any one'i part to remove Oilfrey, so he seems destined to remain for life, or until ho desires to return to his home in Oregon, there to enjoy the compe tence he may gain at any time from his Portland and Willamette valley realty Investments. W. H. Turner for many years has been printing clerk. His duties are to nttend to certain items connected with the senate printing, and handle all the volumes of public documents which are bound in specially attrac tlvo form for the senators. , Turner came to Portland where he was a drug traveling man. Some time ago Senator Bourne wanted Turner's position for one of his constituents. and demanded Turner s resignation. Lnder the rule of patronage, he wa? entitled to get Turner's job for his own friend, and Secretary Bennett of the senate served notice on Turner that he would have to get out. Turner, during his long service, has formed some rather warm friendships for certain or the old-time senators, who had been accustomed to having tho Oregon man tend to their busi ness, lio had performed his func tions so efficiently that he finally had grown to be an ahsohito necessity. Therefore when ho received Secre tary Bennett's ultimatum, lie quietlv counseled with some of his close sena torial friends and Senator Hale of SIMMTIXS IN THE CIKCriT COURT OF TUB STATK OF OHEGON FOR LANE COUNTY. Ida May Parcons. plaintiff, vs. George Foster Parsons, defendant. To Georgo Foster Parsons, the above named defendant: In the name of the Stato of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, and if you fall so to answer, for want thereof plaintiff will npply lo this court for the relief prayed for in the complaint filed in the above entiled suit, to-wlt: For n de creo dissolving the marriage con tract now existing between plaintiff nnd defendant; for the cure and cus tody of the issue of said marriage; namely, Maude Beryl Parsons; and for her costs and disbursements M this suit: mid for such other and fur ther relief as to this court may seem meet and equitable in tho premises. This summons is published hy or der iif the lion. L. T. Harris, judge of the above entitled court, which order was made and dated the 16th day or liocemiier. 1 9"7. and which said order directed that this sum mons tie published once a week for six successive weeks. In the Engine Dally Guard. The date of the first liui.lieatinn of this 8IIU1IU..11S Is DecenitioT 17 197. FliED M. Hi: NEFFE. Aito-n.-y for P'alntlff ltogistnttli.il of l-i.ii.l Title. Ill the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for the County of l.ane. In the matter of the application of John R. Campbell to register Un title to the "east half of lot sl In block seven, lu Skinners donation to l-nne roun. ly. Ore .ton: also beginning at j the southwest corner or s:li,l lot j six in said lihx-k seven and run HOIIth 34 foot, osst SO f,ei , north 31 foot to nouthcn! c.r ! nor of s.il.l lot. thence .,, so i '' ' I'iao nt l.cgini ir.L in K'l gone. Lane county. Oregon." Ajaitisi iThe First N.ci, ral Han's of E-io-e Oregon, a cm p .ration: S II F i ! km. trustee. X A Whi;. ak.-r and W, P. Cheshire, ,, feml.'ui: 'To all whom u ma c.,!i,e-:i Take notl.o ih.it o Deiemt,or. A h. 1 , 'i ,i . was filed t. John ii. C,imi! ;; ., circuit court of l.ai.o coui.-v for ' .lllal registration of t;-;,. f. :,. t,, ... land above dos, rib , x .,,', ' you appear on or hef,.;,, the rU; d, of January. A. U. i:i,.s, anJ cause w ny sue n not he granted, tl. tVisiMtmn hn!. Mine i:i h- ,.,w. rn as confess. , an. I a ,!.., filtered according to tho ra, r ,. tho application and y,.,i .,u 'f.,,,,,' burtvd from .li.r il tie the ..,,,, F l l.KE. ('!. , WALTON NESS. Applicant's Attornrvs. Absolutely PureN The only baking powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum, Ho Lima Phosphate Maine took the responsibility of see ing that Turner was glued in his swivel chair in a manner to defy the efforts of Senator bourne to peel him therefrom. The denouement of the little polit ical incident was a comedy lor Tur ner and a tragedy for Bourne s hopes of adding one tc the list of his polit ical appointees. OKKICKltS OK STATIC LAIIOU KL'DLT,:AT!O.V Astoria, .Tun. 1 1 . Tho Oregon State Federation of Labor adjourned last night after electing officers as There Is Gnly m ii That is uscn the v.vnis ovrs to Always remember the full name. for this signature o'n every box. OREGON HOME & LAND CO. Rooms 9 and JO over Crjambers-Bristow Bank Get You a Home of Your Own Have some pood bargainsin small and large farms. City Lots and CityTIomcs. Will be glad to show you anything in real estate. A Square Deal to AH. Oregon Hom &. Land Co., A. A. Asbv. Mar. 0 - nil I -ij ijj.. . j , g Your Opportunity The Wise Man Seizes It The Way to Success Buv a lot in ? fic?.Tss AnmnriM u : j..i,i . - - w-j. iiwLinuii. it isbtirctuuui1 in value soon. J li:sc Lots :j ik. nign anj a-y .md command a view of the city. I 3 v-neap m price a id sold on i tormation see G. G. THEATRE BLOCK, BR0DERSBR0S. NEW MARKET We arc now located in our ne-t building acrossthc street and we will be pleased to sec you. SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choice Lard for 63c B.CoS Jnl Stews Strictly Cott, Price West, 8th n A 1ULL LINE OF... ' New Granitware justbin Stoves, Ranges find H?tfm oftheLearJing 0 S. L. LONH ,Y l follows: President, C. H. Gram, ii Portland, re-electea; nrst vice prerJ dent, J. M. wneeter, or Portliti second vice president, H. M. Lot;, sten, of Astoria; third vice preside: Harry Hill, of Salem; fourth rlJ president, John Greenwood, of MtniJ field: fifth vice uresldent. Mrs. fttJ 1 nf Pnrtl.iiirl Hper-otflrv and treaa..,.. J. Cassidy, of Portland. Next year's convention will be he: at Salem. Investors will double their mow In two years if they buy lots or inl tracts lu the Blair street addltloj The city must Dulld In that dlrectloi 99 cure a gold ih ox day. Look 25c. arc n:.ir the car line. They easy ter easy terms. For further in- GROSS EUCENE, OREGON. I L I 1. Makes oC HARDWARE STOg 50 East Ninth Str IRK' X 1 111 : St Kl: at 10 h: T: SCI: it J