Eugene daily guard., January 24, 1908, Image 4

HatS and
Shoes
FOR. MEN
If you want
a new hat
or a new
pair of shoes
we have just
what you want
Black and brown
stiff hats in the
latest shapes $3.00
Softhats$1.50,$2.00
$3.00 and $5.00
J
M. O'Donnell
shoes $3.50 and $4
Stetson shoes $6.00
..AT..
ROBERTS BROS.
..rOGCEB.Y..
554 Willamette Street.
Julius
Goldsmith
Mas
Oil Paint'ngs '
Ve have a llmilrd number of
PAINTINGS which we ire wiling
at cost lor lew divr, pricci Irom
30c to $10 00
Leteat dntlgiuln FHAMIS MOULD
INGS. See our window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
The new improved
GLOBE WERNICKE
Sectional Book Cases
In Mission and ,
Sund.ud Styles.
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
Agents ot G-W
BookciKi and Olttcc Fixtures
C. K. Mur.ro
T. W. Mimroe
HOUSEFURN1SH1NCS
We now hve the most complete
line of stoves in Eugene
Beds and Bedding, Rugs.and
Matting, Shell Hardware
and cuttelry
67 W. EisHUt St.!
itfJUt. . . . . OMG3-
CLAIIK'S Cltl lsi: f . "AH Milt "
T
ltS.ooo leu, fin.) large,
unusually steady,
0 THE ORIEN
IVbriiiiry A In A -ill 17, loos.
Seventy dai, r.iilun uiy jmuii.o.i
fllltl lltehl II' ' 4 h r cScursleMs,
HI'I't lAI. I I UTIU K: Mad. I a.
Cad It, Seville, Al-'trrs, MPa. filial.
In l:g)H anil (lie It. ly Ijie.l, Cetia n.i
tlnuple, Atln'iin, ltou:e, Ibe lllvlera.
eir.
K. C. CI.AItK.TI.ii.-. Il,'g N,. York
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Heavy Haulint
TOOD FOR bALB
S04 VllUmeltrSt.. Eurnw, Ofca
Phone liliwk 11 'V
riOARC
HARTOGlETBRNr
FROM AO MEN'S
CONVENTION':
AI.MOKT I-OKT VOICK AT OAK
LAND VKM.i.N'O FOIi
kigk.nk:
AM) OHI.GO.V
OKBGO.VS WIXTEJt CLIMATE
HEATS CAMKOIINIA'B, IIK SAYS
WILL VEKO VISITING I)KI,E
GATKB ON IW1AL ANNE CHER.
ItIKH AT CONVENTION IN POHT
LA.M John II. Hartog, manager of the
; Eugene Commercial Club, arrived
homo this morning from Oakland
Cal., where be attended the conven
tion of the Pacific Coast Ad Men, and
Incidentally did norne tall Boosting
ror urogon ana ivugono.
Interviewed at the club thin morn
ing, Mr. Hartog said be won very glad
to get back to Kugeno once more to
enjoy the glorloim Oregon winter
weather. The first day' he was at
Oalund the rain came down In tor-
rents all day not like our gentlo Or
egon rains, but It simply poured. The
j next day tho woather was so hot that
It was very uncomfortable and that
night after the meeting It waa no cold
itluit ho almost fgrozo to death wait
ing for tho car to take him down
town.
I Mr. Ilurtog and tho oilier membors
of the Oregon delegation at tho con
vention put In somii splendid work
for this slum, and before the end of
tho meeting ho crowds In speaking
of Oregon always mentioned Portland
and Eugene an being the two princi
pal 1 1 leu or the state.
Mr. Ilurtog says Hint slneo. be left
California copious rains have fallen
In the Harramento valley, and In pass
ing through It presented a much bet
ter iinponninee Ihrn It did whin he
j lert there. Hut nficr having been in
1 1 Jig Willamette valley for u few weeks
I be could not belli but mil lee the rnd
Hcal dlffei fiicn between the two val
leys. Here the farm houses as a rule
are twoyitory nlrueliires, and thorn Is
a general air of prosperity around the
farm, but there the bouses are nearly
all one-story high and seullered here
and there over the valley much fur
ther apart than here.
The Oregon delegation left Oak
land yoslerduy, but Mr. Hartog, hav
ing almost lost his voice yelling for;
Oregon ami Eugene, left n day abend
of tluiti before his voice was entirely
gone. The California ail men made
him promise Hint when they come to
Portland for their convention In June
'to bring along a lot tit those Itoyul
An no cherries which be il 'scribed si
j fluently In bis speech, and which lie
I boosted till during Ibe ronveii'.loti. '
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CNIV ERHITV
ON
WINS
THE TOSS-l'l'
Atlnrncy-Uoiicral Crawford
has filed an opinion glvlm;
the Htale University advo
cates the right lo file the first
argument fir distribution to
voters by thu secretary of
state. The matter of Hie form
loiin of the title will he ar
gued before Judge Calloway
next Tuesday ut II p. in.
II YOU KNEW
The merits ot the Texas W'r.nder.
you would nevor suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
by t). J. Hull, or by mull. Send for)
testimonial, llr. E. W
Ollv.1 utreet, St, Louis.
j
Hood music at inn I'liderwood i
Itlnk every evening. Come and en-
Joy yourself. if
I,' "v . . t. - - -n."' , it --'j ,-..- r-.r
, . ' a. I xlr i . lJL.T tl . Jl
' h.JfcwA..'VJ! " '!.wnr '"''"' Hht to left tho,, 1 the Cook-rHne. Ke.n. Mitchell. Y.,
IteKlHtratlon opens for prima
ries, January (I.
(.'lose for election, April 7.
Primary Klectlon, Auril 17.
KotiUtratlon reopens, April
21.
Close, frjr election, May 1 5.
Genera election, June 1.
lleglatratlon ruopena, Septem
ber 20.
Clbse for election, October
20.
Presidential election, Novem
ber 2.
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PERRY IIKUMONT ATTACKS !
1'KKHIDKNT HOOMKVELI ;
Washington, Jan. 23. Perry Bel-
monc, presiaent 01 tne national uam-
patera Publicity League, tonight
charges President Hoosevelt with ut-
illzlng the machinery of, the govern-
m An In tflA Tea ft tea m tin I nn
, j .t . .
Under the cover of a proclama -
Hon, prohibiting federal offlce-hol
dors from activity in securing dele-
K? T " triirHJZ
with federal emissaries and officials'
Instructed to Influence the election I.
of delegates pledged to support the I
President's candidate, who may, ev-!
entually be the President himself.
"The power of tho executive has
been and Is being used for the same
purpose even In the judiciary branch.
Civil service reform has gone mad in
the hunt for delegates. The war,
navy, postofflco and Interior depart
ments are being demoralized by the
corrupting Influence of such dlreot
Interference of the chief executive In
political management."
COFFEE
Five 'degrees of excel
lence: good; better;
fine; finer;
finest: all Schilling's Best.
Your arnrer return your money il yoa don't
like 11; w. pay bim
WIl.M.t.Mr)- Klll.ir.l l'IM,
Have you neglected your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains In Hie loins, side, back, groins
and bladder? Have you a flabby ap
pearance of the face, especially un
dor the eyes? Too frciiueut a desire
to puss uelne? 'If so, Williams' Kid
ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn
Drug Co., prlcu do cents. Williams
Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland, Ohio.
IT DOI'.H THE IICSINESH
Mr. 10. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Me., says of lliicklun'g Arnica Salvo:
"It. dees th4 business; I have used It.
for plies and enroll lliein. t'sed It
tor chapped Itunil
Applied It to in
iltid It cured tlioin.
old sore add It,
healed It without leaving n scar be
hind." lift cents at W. A. Kuykeu
dull' drug store.
AT THE OKI'IICI M
Next week, beginning Mond iy nlgbt,
moving pictures, "Ills Elrat Itldo"
and "The Pirate's Treasure." lllus
trustcd Bong entitled "Somewhere.1'
He sure and bear Charles W. Parker
in his high-class specialties, (iood mu
sic, all week.
You ran buy a tlnn umbrella for
what you have to pay for a cheap one
If you call at Watts' before they aro
all gone. These umbrellas aro be
ing closed out at cost. Corner Ninth
nnd Willamette streets.
We nre going to quit the umbrella
trade anil are closing out our um
brella stock at cost. J. O. Walts.
lull a n 'i it ! Jeweler and optician, corner Ninth
nan. J9.ujam, Willamette streets. .
The Theatre Cafe is now serving a
dish of delicious fresh shrimp with
every order of ovsters. Conic and on I
oysters. . tf
BASKETBALL
GAME TONIGHT
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I Tonight champion meets champl-
on. The biggest and most Important
basketball game of the season will be..
played In the armory for the chompl
onohlD pennant of the W. O. I. A.
League between the rival blgb
schools of Eugene and 'Roseburg. The
The game promises to be exceedingly
close and exciting, as both teams are
so nearly matched and are last. An
'Interesting: feature of the game Is
,hat K,heT Koeeburg, Is nearly
.h - iittia' man
Cay Watson, and each Is regarded as
wonjei.. MleT ltle Kame there will
be a roceptlon and danoe In honor of
! the visitors.
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MOBE TROUBLE OVER
nniiTrnTinii miirn-rr i no
CONTESTING HOMESTEAuO
uulnlBM"u liumi.uii.nuw
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EUGENE TIMBER CIU'IHEHS
FIND THEIR lU'CKiY UPSIDE
DOWN IN' A CHEEK
More trouble over the contesting of
homesteads In the Wolf creek country
southwest of the city Is reported. .
W. D. Neeley snd Monte Miner,
timber cruisers of this city, drove to
a tract of timber land In the vicinity
of Panther postofflce to cruise tim
ber on the home.'itcad taken up by
Karl Par-ons, also of this city, and
contested by R. M. Day. the furniture,
dealer. Neeley and Miner drove from
Kiigenu In a buggy, putting the team
up In a nearby barn while they were
out on their cruising trip. When
they returned to the rond to start for
home they found tho buggy upside
down in a creek along tiie road. It
having been run off a bridge, presum
ably by the honiestvi'e and olliers
who were sen wilh him In that vicin
ity. The rig belongs to Harnard
West, the Eugene liverymen. It will
be brought, back today or. tomorrow.
Tho horses were not molested.
JUDGE CAKE COMES
OUT AGUfNST FULTON
H. M. Cake's expected candidacy
fer the (Inked Rtatips senatorshlp, to
succeed C. W. Fulton, was announced
yesterday bv Mr. Cake, says the Ore
gnnlan. There are now two avowed
aspirants for tho Republican nomina
tion ffir that office, the other bel'
Mr. Fulton. Mr. Cni". P'ivs he will
support the direct primary law and
statement No. t. Mr. H..'rn is ee
an advocate of statement No. 1, and
while not aggressively fighting it, Is
counted bv l! ; ndvoc ites im it'i ene'nv.
Mr. rake v in nnnounrn nis plat'
form .later, but It Is known by his
friends that its chief planks will be
demands for. Improvement of rivers
fond harbors and r"Vislon of llu tar-
Iff. Ho has already declared himself
opnosed to Snator Kulton's Plan for
enlncged federal powers. Mr. Cako
wlllrninke a Htnmp campaign over
the state, beginning next month, for
the prlmnry nomination, and If nomi
nated will co'itpnie the epinpelgn up
to t no general election, Juno 1.
At Moro, Oregon, yesterday, fire
starting In the twn-slory Elrod block"
destroyed property valued nt $-17,-0110.
The losses: W. V. Schuller,
general merchandise, S 2 S . II 0 0 ; In
surance, $18,000. M. E. Miller at
torney, $1(1(10; Insurance, $S00. El
rod & Cochran, real eslale dialers,
net loss estimated at. Sin. Tho
building was vii mI at 116,000, with
$7000 Insurant .
Edward Alexander Me'Viwell, who
has h"en rece v.il -"t "s America's
f re'iios: eoiniMi! . r, died !u New Turk
Wt I'Uht, aged -II! years, of nervous
collapse.
Humor and Philosophy
By DUNCAN M. SMHH
MACHINE MANNERS.
The itandard typewriter
! really politer
Than any machine In the land.
Borne words like "Dear air"
Most always occur
In answering letters to hand.
The language abutting
May be sharp and cutting
And aensltive persona might tease.
But still It ends duly
With "Yours very truly"
At prim and polite a you please.
When bustneas Is normal
The note may seem formal,
Just stating compactly the case.
The buinea,man plnchea
Hla tinea and his Inches
To save on hie time and hla space.
But In the beginning r
The greeting Is winning
So friendly and sweetly begun.
Another unbending
Appears M the ending.
Although It la only a dun.
Tla not that the fellow
la feeling quite mellow,
A though all the world were hla kin,
A heart overflowing
With sweetness and going
To take all the rest of us In.
It'a Just the typewriter
That makes the world brighter,
Politely, with musical tones.
By saying: "Dear sir,
I opine you're a cur.
Yours very sincerely, Bill Jones.'
Notices the
Heavy Onee.
"Ilis wife Is
forever drop
ping hints."
"I suppose he
takes them."
"Only w b e 11
tbey are In the
form of flat
irons." Beating the Birds.
"How fitr did the man suy It was
to town?" uskwl the fair one ill the
niitomoblle of her companion, who had
Just inquired the distance.
"lie said It was three miles as the
crow tiles."
'Then we oiitflit to make it In two
and a half the way you drive, Char
ley." Exercise For the Imagination.
"Pa. bow do tbey tell when they get
to the equator?"
"Tbey have ways of calculating that
you couldn't understand."
"Hut It Is an Imaginary line, Isn't It V
"Ves."
"Then why can't they Just as well
Imagine that it is somewhere else?"
" Strong Arguer.
"1 BupiKwe iJurwln bnil more or loss
trouble tfi'tthiK tho world to nccupt tils
fjicts wiwn lie tiist announced tlieiu."
"Yes; praeticnlly everybody was op
posed to him."
"I'.ut he held hi.y owu in the con
troversy." "Held Ids own! He tuudo uiouUeys
of Jhe entire humiin race!"
Surpassed.
You have hpjml of tho charge of tho Ught
brinadt1,
A chttiKo that's hlntorlc; but, ho, sir,
Your wlft! will Inform you lt'a put In the
sriiilfi
Hy tho charge every dy of the grocer.
Fleet of Foot.
"The storm was terrllic Tho wind
wus blowing it hurricane, nnd the
waves were running like mountains."
"Very Interesting, but I didn't know
that mountains run."
"I am surprised at your lgnoranc.
Pon't you know that mountains
imwt always run north and south?"
Linear Measurement.
"He Is the biggest liar In tho state."
"Hot my L'uc'b ltlH.ls an Inch taller."
An Arab Hbrividaai.
l'or Rpvfii ibijs nftor tho wedillns I
the Arab brldp nnd lirldc-tmmni nre ,
supposed not to lc:ive thplr room. The i
bride may see none of her own fninlly j
nnd only the women folk of her hns- i
hand's, who w ait on her. Sbo remains ,
In nil her woddlnit tlnery and paint nnd ;
docH absolutely iiifUihiK. 'I'lie hrlile- '
diooni cenenilly slip's out nt nljjht lift
er three d:iys nnd sees n few friends
privately, but be persistently hides
from his wife's family, and should bn
by neeident meet bis fnlher-ln-law be- j
fori- Ibe wren days nre over be turns i
Ills bnek nod draws his burnous, or '
balk, over Ills face. This Is their view
of a honeymoon, and they grow ns I
weary of It ns any European couple rto
of their enforced continental tour
Wlde World Mapulne.
Good Ink, but No Bread.
Sweynlieyni nnd Pnniinrti il,
tSenuans who were the first to print
m . M paper nnd tvpes
e-N-!!ent ,Ual!t.v. Their Ink on
vw prime I more than 41m years n v.
"Ul l:i bhl.-klless ulrl. (I,., 1 ..... . ...
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present day. Yet with all their l.i
tbey often In.-kcd brend. In a e
1 to tll- PP, Kiev Inform...! 1. 1
tuM.iew lb it ,!.. ,...: ... .
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"r Khceis. but ih-it they had iiolh
to eat. Argonaut.
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Ko truth t.'.?rfc0'rb offspring of health ancestry are bK
ke beeets like ; lor jusi r o th -t.jW ..'"wl
tainted P'0- Swollen
disease and suffering
weaie eyes V- ""'aai ay8 in which Scrofula is manifested. I
P0 WrJ5 il so fiUed with the scrofulous germs and tubercular niT,
fwf bi ifris me miserable with suffering. Other, who inh
that from birtniiie a m jn check dunng wi
whensvstem habegun to weaken and lose iU natural viuiu?
Wei balZ?.Z after aid 1 of sickness, the ravages of the disease will
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Gibson & Son
Bee Hive Grocery, 97 West 8th Street, where we
intend to carry at all times a full stock of Staple h
and Fancy Groceries, Flour and Feed. Highest g
market price paid for Country Produce. JJ
Having painted and repapered the store through-
out and our new goods are orriving daily, we invite
your inspection. A share of your patronage solicite. U
Respectfully yours, J
W.J. GIBSON & SON 1
Phone Black 1571 ft
97 West, 8th Street. 6
4.
TraiTiS-CofttineJital Popular
Winter Chautauqua Assembly
BAPTIST CHURCH
Friday and Saturday Evenings
Jan. 24th and 35th
Auspices Baraca Male Quartet
FRIDAY EVENINGRoblcy Male Quartet
First Tenor bleconi Tenor and Impersonator
John Vaughn Bayari T. Robley
First Bass Second Bass
Will G. Kid Howard Kinscy
SATURDAY EVENING - Lecture, "Russian
Prisons and Siberian Exiles."
By John Sobieski, the Polish Prince, only son of Count
Sobieski; under penalty of death if he should return to Russia.
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Adult Season Ticket 50c, Single Admission 35c g
Child's Season Ticket 25c. Sincle Admission 25c ?2
W. M. GREEN,
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
EUGENE
Medic.il nrd Surgical
STAFF "
V KiivVc,.H.il, M. o
y.O.IWvr. M. D.
P. I. Birtle. M. D.
R- F. Sc4ieff. M. D.
D. A Piiiir, M q
rVVV''"r,r'M D-
L. E. McD.jai, M. iK
..Training School for purses..
traininci in a'0 irSC of !ccturcs by thc Acuity and practical
train ng in he hospital. The medical and sureical staff
I . Vis W.KUYKKNnAIT M )..5u.
AN
INHERITANCE
glands about the neck, brittle bon
ranaio? and cem ad JS
deposits. S. S. S. is the greatest of all yj
purifiers,' and it not only goes to the Ttrt
bottom of the trouble and removes the cau
and cures the disease, but it supplies tv,
wean, " - -" ucuuaigj
properties it is in need of. S. S. S. is nti,
tirolu nf healin?. cleansin? root.
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to the public that W. J.
have bought the H
stock, known as
the H
AX AI'PKTIZIXG
IIUEAKKAST
Is what Is most Important and
most difficult to provide. tr
buckwheat flour, cereals and
other groceries will help yon
make the meal all that It
should be. Come and let 3
supply you with htjathlnss that
thnipt other women' husbanJs
to ent in tho piorning. Give
yours the samo treatment and
find how much readier he will
pay for .that new hat or dress.
Try our genuine sorgham.
HOSPITAL
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Oscs
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
are; Kuykendall. coach; O. W ataun and C. V .!.
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