Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 25, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHats Shoes and FOR. MEN If you want a new hat or a new pair of shoes we have just what you want 0017 I .BLAEBEBEB; L ..lhMj'&agj-J COUNCIL PASSES -LIQUOR SHIPMENT RESOLUTIONS COTTAGE filtOVK I'I?;MS OI' GENERAL INTEREST Black and brown stiff hats in the latest shapes $3.00 Softhats$l.50,$2.00 $3.00 and $5.00 J. M. O'Donnell shoes $3.50 and $4 Stetson shoes $6,00 ROBERTS BROS. ..rOCCERY.. 554 Willamette Street, Julius Goldsmith NMIffHHlHUUHHHIl Oil Paint'ngs W htve a limited number o( PAINTINGS which we .re xlllug At coil fur A lew diva, price Irom SOcto $10 00 Litut deign. In PR AMR MOULD INOS, See our window OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co. s The new improved GLOBE-WERNICKE Sectional Book Cases In Mission and Standard Styles. SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store Agrntsfnr G-W Bookcases and Ollicc Fixtures C. K. Munro T. W. Munrot HOUSEFURN1SHINCS We now have the most complete line of ilovci in Eugene Bd and Bedding, Rugs and Matting, Shell Hardware and cuttelry 6? W. Klghlh St. EJ3CNI. . . OR.CCO GOOD WATER Alt who want PeWk VdU and Pit Vtrr no ! uli Uktion by up Ped 0:l J. E. KJLBQRN, ?7 High Si., Eugene Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling VOOD FOK i ALB For she cannot lielp it. Women are often cross, irritable, liyHtenc, and declare they are driven to detrac tion at the slightest provocation. Men cannot understand why this rinnum ijc ho. jo tnem it Is a mys tery liecuiiso In nine times out of ten this condition is caused hv a serious feminine derangement. A remedy is necessary which acta directly upon the orirnns afflicted, re storing a healthy normal condition to tne Icmlmno system, whieh will quickly discl all hysterical, nervous and irritahlo conditions. Much if LYDIA ELPINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND The following letter serves to provo tins met. Mrs. jMattie Copenhaver, 815 80 81st Bt.. l'ursons. Kans.. writes: " For two years 1 suffered from the worst forms of feminine Ills, until 1 wu almost driven frantic. Nothing but morphine would relieve me. I.ydi E. l'lnkhaiu's Vegetable Compound brought me lioalth and happineu and maue me a wen woman. FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN For thirty venrs l.vdin K. l'ink hum's ttsllIll (.'omjioiiiid, iimili from rootH and herlw, has liecntlie standard remedy for female ills and has wilivcly cured IhoiiMindsol women who have heeii I nmlileri will iliKplacemi'iils, in llaiiiimitioii, ulrein tion, tibiiiid tiimoi-s, ii n uliii ilicK lieriixliu puiiiH, liuekuilie, that hear IllK-down feeling, HlUlileiiey.imligeH lion,di7.ziiieKs,ornervou.si)io.stnilioii Whv don't vim I i v if V Mrs. I'liiklmiii Invites nil sick women to vtrlto tier for iiilvici Mm hits glliiloil thousands t intuitu. Aililrexs, I.ynn, liu j nAMnpiiccTANnlC inimnui aniiv IV WC r". r 1 I . JLJ DANDRUFF7AND wc r". r 1 1 . lrAUJNtrtlAIitCS are but outward sinus ol the"evll done in secret by myriads ol dan. Jrull germs sapping the lile blood ol the hair.l Micro kills the para site, soothes. Ihe itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops It (ailing oot.lA single application gtvea relief and proves Its worth, Save your hair beforo too late. Micro prevents baldness. It Is a dellghtlul dressing lor the bair, tree Irom grease and sticky oils. Ask your druggist lor Iree booklet. HOYT CHEMICAL CO, M.TkANO, O.t.O Chesterfield Clairvoyant and Palmist, Full Life Readings, giving names, dutis,clc. 50c 50c for cue week ONLY I will give i' my $5.00 dead trance psychic reading fcr Satisfaction gu.u.in-.-r r.o L'c accented. M2 Willamette s Q a. m. to ;::J St-.:;liy. ' Cc deep 50c. teed it Parlors street, llx 9 p. m , c.u: Cc L w iavors law I'ltoifiiirrivo kiiii ME.NT OK INTOXICANTS TO I'HOIIIIIITIO.V TKItftlTOItV AHKH POK ADDITIONAL Al'I'ItO, I'RIATIO.V FOR POHTOFFICK ItllLDINt) At the meeting of the eity council yesterday afternoon In addition to the i passing of ordinances assessing the cost of paving Willamette street be tween Eleventh and Thirteenth and of certain sewers, as mentioned In yesterday's Guard, It passed the fol lowing resolution. "Itesolved. That It Is the Judgment of the common council of the city of KiiKene that the bill now before con gress, commonly known as the Till man bill, which permits the prohibi tion of the shipment or Intoxicating liquors Into prohibition territory, Is demanded by good public policy and should bo neacted Into law; and be It further Itesolved, That our sonutors and representatives he and they hereby representatives be and they are here by respectfully asked to use their best endeavors to secure the passage of thus act as speedily as may be. "That this resolution bo properly authenticated by the mayor and city recorder and a copy hereof forward ed to each of our senators and rep. rescntatlvor." Tho resolution went through by a vote of 6 to I, Councilman Klsher bo Ing the dissenting, member and Coun cilman llarbaugh being ebsent. Mr. Klsher rhvo as his reason for voting against tbeTiisolullon that he thought congress knew Its business without nny suggestions from the Kugene council. Special Appropriation. The resolution on the poHtofflce appropriation was as follows: llesolveil by tho ( oninion ( oitncll or of the cltv of Kugene: "Whereas, The city of Kugene has at the petition of property owners having property thereon, Improved by piiviug and curbing Its main street and has iikhchhciI the cost thereof ex elusive of street Intersections to the pronerty nbii'tlng thereon; nnd Wherc'is, The I'lliled Rtales owns a quarter block of land fronting said Improved street and the just propor tion of the cost of such Improvement I'hiirgeublo to said quurtor is . . . . and Whorens. The city has been Inform ed through the postofflce officials 'hut there are no funds of the I'nlt- i States uvallablo to pay this assessment. Thcrerori), the lion. W. C. Ilawley oiigrcHMiiinu from this illstrlcl,. and eiuitors Kulton nnd llnuruo are hereby reHpeetfiilly asked to uho their best endvnvors to ciihhh an tipprnpti. it Ion to be made to meet this uhhchh incur. Post off Ice A pproprlal Ion. 'he mayor and city attorney were Inalructeil to draft, appropriate reso lutions asking congress to Increase the appropriation for the govern ment liullillng hi Kugcno from $r0, 000 to J 1011,000. Mr. .'if ! Mrs. Jame3 Ostrander. ; who have been spending the last three months with relatives In North Dakota and Minnesota, ' returned ; home last Wednesday morning. He-1 fore returning home they spent u week with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Csarles llutiin-i phreys, at Astoria. 0 ! Owing to poof hea.Th and oilier; ousiness affairs cuiiiiik ROSEtyjRG HIGH BEATS EUGENE HIGH AT BASKETBALL o In a very fast game the Itoseburg .. .. I I uh Einn ljNKf Irani By the victory the Hose- 50c .,. . .,": rXi o ,,f .ho found, from the local mgn oy i" ' era and first caller of Hank at Cot-, . m. -r In theln I turn flrnva haa tAntltifPri n IS rtHK- v. This is the first High school enme the High here has lost. Thn first half waB 15 to 4, the his reslg- n,.,lH ..1.1a!. n. a . r.f.ttatttttit V I ll e l,nrd 'nt rfirtr. if a meeting filnK second. that body last Saturday venlng. I At tho same time the position was ac ine same uinu iiib j,oiiivji .,,. , . m The, intfer was Offered to E. B. Phillip of this .""Vtlnuu. who filed his acceptance therefor ana will Immediately take op the duties of the office. The Modern woodmen of America fiercely foueht during every minute, the local team doing some very pret ty work. Walter Fisher, at forward, was Hoseburg's star, while Cocker- i. . . j A nlavorl -j v'.i.i.fc. .nnun'i line, ac guara aim lui-aiu, degree of the order; Jointly Installed U ver? fast game l, Eugene's aggre- officers at an open meeting neia " " . " "V Monday evening. With the member-; larger on me average ship and Invited guest, two hundred game on long shots, r m08' people were In the hall. Besides cult baskets being thrown. French the installation ceremonies, a short was very sure on fouls program was rendered, after which The first half opened with seven luncj. was served.. The officers tn-.or e ui.ou o. u,.. ... J by the Modern wooamen or ; - -- America arer Consel. N. B. Comp-I inrown. rrmo .ur . - ton; Adviser, James Oliver; Kscort, I thrown. French started scoring with Orvillo Knapp; Banker, A. W. Kline: . scorea. soon anerwarus " " Watchman, Roy Uingclon: semrr, pm i iiu - i."-- n-nn,. Dhu.iri.n nr Klne: lor e.UKene. me Dines io in i.iiu. Manager. A. 13. Powell. The officers half being made Dy touls. of the lloyal Neighbors are: Oracle Mary Baker; Past Oracle, Mary Con ner; Vice Oracle ,. wattle urown; Chancellor, Phoebe Btoncburg; Re corder, Mildred Wallace: Receiver, Emma Powell; Marshal, Maggie Lock wood; Inner Sentinel, Cora Tee ters; Outer Sentinel, Sallle Hill; Manager, Mary Sallee; Physician, Dr. A. W. Kime. Western Oregon. MEPENDENT CRIER OF FORESTERS ORGANIZE KKiCNK Ol UT IXSTITl'TKO WITH TWKXTY-FIVK CHAKTKK M KMIlKltS KiiK'Mip rniirt nf tho Imlrpomlcnt OrdT of Kort'stiTH wiw tnstltuttvl hm ntriht with twiMity-flvo rhiirtrr inMn hir, lt,iuty Supromo l'httf Kuukim H. K. Orr hulmtliiK Iho nffiivm into wv H)ltloiiH. Ktilliiwliin urn tlit rt leers fur tlm first ttnn: A. H. Ilutiu'it, tniirt tlt'imly; V. U. Oii rhlcf raiiKr; Wltllnm t'nin1, punt rhlt'f ra n nir ; tltMirno t'lurk, vlei t'lili f nuiutM-, V. V, CnsHhJy; 'rr t",rtlln tuMTflui y ; It. .1. KlrkwiMul, fl MiiiH'iul MtMTtMin y : T. N. Slunnway, trrntnirrr; K. M. Oay, pl'yslt'taii; V. 1 1 . Klrby. nixiitilrtt ; (ii'orco Slui nuttiH, ttralor; NiMl .MeOri'inly. ncnlor woimIw iiitl ; .1 anion ltty iinltU, junior wmulwiinl; M. YitkIc. Honltir bi-a;U'; Klnifr Wllllamn, Junlttr bfaU. A Imiitjin't watt ncrvoil fttllowtnn llu In At a 1 hit Ion. Tho next imvtlni; n Ik ht tho inoinborM hope to havo tho hi'iinr of havliikc Frank K. Haml. ol Lou AiiKi'lon, I'arlflr I'oast inanaor of tho Imlcpomlont Ortior of Koront oik, mill surprlito htm with n larui olaitii (or Initiation. AT THK OHIMIKl'M Noxt wook, ht'Ktnulnic Monthly nlsht movtiiK plcturo. 'HI First Hi.lo' mhI ' Tho Ptrato's Troauri." lllim trusted noun ontl(ol "Somow hortv Mo itnro ami hoar Charlos K. FarKoi (n his hlKh-oUiitu uptvialtto. ttivtl mu sic all Hh. S. E. Stevens . . I'l Wit Tl N KU . . Ne mil. i. hi l iiern' Plnnu ItotiM', , I'litnie Mntn 41, 1t.hl. nre 1:tM , . J, St. Itillt'llix I'liolll' ll 1!7TI. iiii can buy a fine umbrella for you hao to pny f.r a ilKitp ion it u call nt Wmi- before Ihey an ;ll Kne. '1 hese uiubrelliin are be- le-r el ' i ' ! t'onier ' ail. I Wttlliic.ette MreetH. We are going to quit tile nu'hrelb trade and are iitng out mir utn brella stix-k at cost. J. (1, Wn-ts Jeweler and optician, corner Ninth and Willamette streets. CANDY NAMK CONTEST FIGOI.ETES Nobody guessed the correct name. Following are tne nearest gucBsers: First, Sam May. "Flglets. 8ocond, Ida Dommersnaes, "Flg lets." Third, Morris Schwarzschlld, "Fig- let-." Fourth, Kdlth Gardner, "Flgottes." Fifth-, Mao 1). Khisey. "Flgatto." Tho flrHt three are in as the votes were cast. O I tub. - TIlEKi'KL'XrNO .1. F. Hoss has resigned his position with Moon & Tlngley nnd will take up his old trade of pruning trees ngnln. There Is much need of this kind of work, und having had ten or more years experience in this nusiness, ne wishes to Bay to his old customers, ns well as to new ones, that he will do all kinds of treo trimming, pruning and flower gardening, and will do It right. I have two experienced help ers that have bocn with me for two years. , Satisfaction guaranteed. PrlceB Just as reasonable as possi ble for that kind of work. Will do Iho work by the day or by thn Job. , Leave all orders at. MOON ft TINU- I.EY'S, (13 East Ninth street, Eugene, Or., or write mo, J. F. HOSS, same ntldroHK. Roseburg's guards before the close scored one basket apiece, making the total with fouls thrown 15 to 4. The second half opened with fierc er playing, and It was sometime be fore the midget FlBher tossed the first of the half. At Intervals, al together too regular, he Bcored three three other long shots. Wonnacott also made one. Cockerllne made one at guard, and Gwyn Watson shot In a clean toss. During the middle of the game Cockerllne went to for ward, where he made one basket, and Young, who replaced him at guard, also scored two points. The game until the last was terrific, and had it lasted another ten minutes the locals would have scored more. The local team was very fast, but lacked by a Bmall margin the speed necessary to cope with Roseburg's strength and size. The visitors, ac companied by the girls' team of the high school, left today to play at Al bany tonight. Tlie tabulated score follows: Itoseburg Eugene French, 4 C Mitchell, 0 Wonnacott, 2 F....C. Watson, 2 Fisher, 10 F. . . .G. Watson, 2 F. . .Cockerllne, 2 Goodman, 2 G Bean, 0 Klsly, 2 G. . .Cockerllne, 4 G Young, 2 French threw 7 fouls out of ten chances. Clay Watson threw 1 and Gwyn Watson 3 out of eight chances. Referee, Hadley; umpire, liean. flirts You Need the Money 143 Shirts worth up to $1.25 All go at 50 cts You Need the Money MEN BUY AT I TO ( l ItK A fOJd IN ONE DAY Tako LAXATIVE BUOMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If It fulls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig nature Is on each box. 25c. DltlSSMAKING Suits a specialty. Miss Williams & Co., Rooms 7 and 8. Gordon block ft PORTLAND KOYAI. Il.kt-.lt Bread, tho best and healthiest bread made, for sale at Otto's. ' Wo hue nil the latest methods In cleaning nnd dyeing at the Eugene Dyo Works, corner Sixth and lllam- utto street, l'huno Red 2ST.1. tt Good mustc at tne linilerwood Itlnk every evening. Como and en- Joy yourself. tf Why buy new clothes when wo can tniiV., your old ones look like new at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil lamette streets. ' tf No Hit t In k up wltn the I'etnluma Inculmtor. You light tho lamp and It does the rest. All slr.es t CHAMBERS HARD WAKE CO. DIED. vttttttf At the :inine of A. K. MePhersnn at :i(',ri W"st Eighth st-eet. In Eugene. January 2", 1H0X, Marjorle Lucille, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jessi Senvey. used S months and 10 days, from whooping cough. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:110 o'clock, with Interment In the Masonic cemetery. Rev. J. S. McCal I u in will conduct the services. Tho Manitoba government is con sidering a proposal to license bartenders. SIGK HEADACHE Lpositivclf enrod by inese mine nils. The j also relieve Dis tress Irom Dyspepsia, in digestion and Too Ilo&rtj Eating. A perfect rem edy tor Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Jlouth. Coated Ttmpie, Puln In tne side TnRHO LIVEIL Thm rtpulato the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE UAKItKo SPITTLE IjlVER JliMLLS. CARTERS ITTtE IVER PILLS. Genuine Must Bear Fac-Siimlo Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Acerage! Acreage! 50c CE22S I !! W b wish to announce to the public that V. J. Davidson r-rocerv stock, known as the S Gibson & Son have bought the H. B. Bee I live .Grocery, 07 West Sth Street, where we 2 XX intend to carry at all times a full stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour and Feed. Highest, jj market price paid for Country Produce. II ... mving painted and repapered the store through- JJ out and our new goods are orriving daily, we invite your inspection. A share of your patronage solicite. h Respectfully yours, " Phone RlarV 1 171 9? West. 8th Street. W.J. GIBSON & SON I I WWII mi llilliiMl.fttlHinfiJ,jnWM, The Theatre Cafe Is now nervine i lh' of delkloiK fresh shrimp lth every order of oysters. Come tu' at yst.is. ti The Theatre Cafo is now serving idlsh of delicious frtvh shrimp with Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, 2l2 miles from , Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. Rooms 3 and 4 Bcckvvith Bld J ........ .1.7 --. '.- AX AlH'ETIZINO BREAKFAST Is what Is most Important and most difficult to provide, t'r buckwheat flour, cereals and other groceries will help yon make the meal all that It should be. Come and let us supply you with the things that thmpt other women's hiifb.inJs to eat In the morning. Give yours the same treatment and find how much readier ho will pay for that new hat or dress. Try our genuine sorchani. W. M. GREEN, IZlXh 6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. spXIKTrrffiTllMM A FULL LINE OF... '. . New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges ftfld Heater ?f the Leading! I Makes at, S. L. LONG "AWARE STORI VK