Eugene daily guard., February 11, 1908, Image 6

THB Et'GKXE DMLTOCJUCB,
THE GUARD'S VOTING CONTEST
PROVES A GRAND SUCCESS
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W Innrr ul a Am- lt- Trip
The (Jiiarii'K ropular Lartloa" Vot
InK CnntHHt that hUH been In urogreb
fur thp pitKt eight weeku cloned last
Satunlay nlt-'lit nt 10 u'ejock.
Illi!h BiilrlU'd rivalry for first h
ora In all Ulnl ilctis marki-'d (lie i.'loa
InK hour Hurt .hiuirli-crji of thoncHnils
of vole that'- were held In reserve
were palled during the lam moment.
At the hour of 10 o'clock the bal
lot box wng closed and the final count
started yoKterday morning by Judges
Krank K. Dunn, Ueorge Fisher and A.
K. W ood.
After the final count nf votes was
made the following ladles were an
nounced winners of the prlzeH:
Winner of (irnnil 1'pright IMuno
MISS MAl'DK I.KW'IH.
('IihHtoiip
MI'.H. If. I.. (illlllS, Ia AnueleK Trip.
MHS. W. W. IIKA.NSTI'rrTKII, Wliltf
Ht'tvlllK Mat'llllie.
Wliuipru ot Iom Angeles Trlis
MISS MA V 1KH (JI.AS.
MISS ZPXMA Clll.A.V.
MISS IIA'ITIK ('(OK.
MISS KKKIK WITIIKOW.
pie tn'r the. erforts put forth through
ool the coolest.
Miss Hatile Conk, of Junction (l.y,
who polled the next lari;et number
of voles ( ".CM i. winner of one of
the Ims Angelea vafatloa tripi. was
ona af the n;t a-iive workers
throughoui the contst. Ml (' ls
well di-a'TvIng of the prize she will
lift &Kr!oil
i Alias .Vae D jotjinB. of Iitr!x No.
' 1.. who polled the third IhWi' num
ber ol voles ir.'ii.Sli. will U,
ewarded a vacation trip to Loa An
eles. .llt:i Dotulis i extremely
poimlar and hps a large ( .li iwiti;; of
friends In Ktigene. whP-h !? proven
btyond a doubt. Jutl i?Sn from the
number of Hiiiivrl'itlon v-tea thai
.were Issued In her favor.-
.Miss Effie Withrnw, of Springfield,
and VirM Zelma C'ruzan. of IJexler.
winner of I.03 Angeles vacation
trips, also made splendid showings,
and it now remains with the chaper
one and candidates 10 -irranse for a
tlrre when the narty will start to the
land of "sunshine, fruit Bnd flow
itrs' lor the most enjoyable excur
sion Imaginable.
j The winners of the scholarship
; prizes, Xllas Grace Wood, -Mlas Alta
Williams. Mlsr I'la Ciiahman and
Miss Georgia -N'eff, made excellent
'campaigns anioni; O.elr friends and
; these candidates will be well reward
ed for their efforts. A tuition at the
Eugene Business College Is a prize
' that will benefit the winners In days
to come, and when a pupil of this In-
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SENATOR BOOTH
HELPS UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS' FUND
Hon. R. A. Hooth. of Eugene, has
Just given to the student loan fund ol
the University of Oregon a check for
t-.iio m ho iiK-d as an irreducible edu
cational loan fund for students. The I
fund will 1)3 known aa tne uooui
Loan Fund" and will be kept separate
from the general loan fund which at
riresent Is distributed in loans rang
ing In amount from $15 to JSiO
among ten students of the Universi
ty. Since the establishment of the
general fund five years ago more than
thirty students have been enabled to
complete their college course who
could not otherwise have done so.
The University hopes to establish
during the present year a loan fund
of at least $5000. to be loaned under
the direction of President Campbell
or some one designated by him, to
hoys and girls all over Oregon who
wish to complete their education, but
who cannot do so without assistance.
It Is believed that a loan of approxi
mately $100 a year at a low rate of
Interest to be repaid In two years af
ter graduation is much more prefer
able than an outfight gift In the form
of a scholarship. The fund will he
guaranteed by ten men against loss.
Two signatures will be required on
each note and a small amount of life
Insurance will be taken out to insure
against I0.S3 by death.
The present loan fund amounts lo
approximately $1000.
(iOKS AKTi:lt'ii:it.MS
How llyoinei Does Its Work ill Oil'-
i iltg CiitaiTli.
' The natural way of curing disease
i !s always the scientific way, and the
.vientitir way of curing catarrh is
j the fimple way, with Hyomel.
I ('atari h is a germ disease and can
I he cured only by using Hyomel, the
I treatment that reaches and destroys
1 nil catarrhal germs.
Breathed through the neat pocket
I inhaler that comes with every outfit,
ithe Hyorn"! medication reaches the
j most, remote air cells of the -nose,
j throat anil lungs, going after the ca-
t'lrrh gev:n.i wherever present, de
stroying them and preventing their
jsrowfi. Hum curing the disease.
Hulls drug store sells Hyome, nn
der a guarantee to refund the monev
If It does not give satisfaction. Be
gin IU use at once. The cost of a
complete outfit Is onlv $1.
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M.'S:'. h 111 it COOK,
Winner 11 1.' s Angeles 'i-j-iti
J. I'. Kllroy, who hud charge of the
( nit - st. 'or The (iiiar.l. deserves great
credit :.;r the siuvess of the cain-iuil.;ii.
MICS. II. I.. (illillS,
Wlllllei' of ( !ulpt':oiii T r!;i to l.OiSi Ange!
WIliliiTN of I'higenp HusiiiPhN (Ylli'itf
SclliilitrshliHi
MISS (JUACH V(Hll,
MISS ALT A WM.I.IAMH
MIHS l'l (TSIIMAV
MISS (JIOOIKilA .NKKF
AVIiinpr of N'pwport Trip
MISS IDAII IIKMIKHSIIOTT.
MISS MAIKil IIItlTl.; WOODS.
The final count published tody
gives the exact figure of each candi
date's total, and It will be noticed
that all candidates who did active
work figure In the prize.
Miss Maud Lewis, of Marcola, win
ner of tho capital prize, polled nearly
800,000 vote, which were
secured by obtaining puld-ln-ndvance
subscription to the lially and Week
ly (.mini. Mil's Lewis I a consistent
worker and considers her reward nin-
stltutlon graduates she Is fit to mail
H?s a responsible m.sltinn. Winners
of these prizes will receive same by
applying at The tiuard ofllce.
The winners ot the Newport vaca
tion trips, Miss Idah Ilendershott
and Miss Marguerite Wooods, polled
nearly 200,000 each, which proves
they cut a figure while the contest
was In progress. Both young ladles
are extremely popular, and have a
host of warm friends both In Eugene
and elsewhere. Upon applying at
this office arrangements will be made
for their vacations at any time during
the spring or summer they may wish
to visit the coast resort.
Taking It all In all the manage
ment of The (luard, as well as all
winning candidates, are greatly
pleased with tho results obtained and
Kiltie; in 4- mill Dull, iIS Saved,
j K. S. Lnpcr, nf .Miirilla, X. Y.. says:
1 "I 11111 a carpi nter and have had tiuitiv
I severe cms healed by lliicklen's Arn.i
cu Salve. It has saved me suffering
jatul dnllnr.i. It. is by far the best
i healing salve 1 have ever found."
Heuls hums. u.,t-,u .,inn ....'
' u. ,710, n-vei
Snif.3 np'umn .! nIU. n -
. ;., ," "" ii -.1 cents at
,. A. Kuykcndall's drug store.
SHIP YOl'Il PRODUCE
to Bell Tower Co., 902 Post Street
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
the hlgheat market price.
M7
GASOLINE WOOD SAWINO
W. 0. White I prepared to taw
your wood on short notice
,?h,,?e Black 4361- Residence.
616 West Sixth street.
Why buy new clothes when we can
make your old ones look like new
at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil
lamette streets. "f
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( Special Correi3iidance. )
Lo.. . - - .. 1
f,,.. ... .,. .-, 1 .i.cjns his Oaks skating
rl:ik grounds and maiiins uiiie.
pravenunu. there la a greit doal of la grippe
In our s-'itiun. The fr.miiies -t i!r.
Croyle anj Mr. Winfrey are ail laid
up unable to a tend I j atiaira i.rii.tu
hoti'...'.
Itiiey Wlnfr.y g it his pens-ioii r.'.ii
ed from $S to $12 per mouto.
old pei:i;I:mers arouad Loweil lira gii
tlng few In niimbti.
The snow f':ii ou the low hills n?ar
Lowell to a d: pth of four iachos the
nig.it 01 ;he Tlh lust., and tho air
Is quite cc-:l, but sj f.ir this &easci:i
we have nui ..a:l any fraezi.i.; wetith
er to amount to much. Tiie love.-t
the rhern:o:ii :jt Jr ins rc'ib:trej
2S on Jiinuary 31st. ,
Teachers' l',aiiiaiuiioii.
Notice is hereby given "I.at the
county snperlutendent ot Lane couu;y
will hold th? res.aar e.vaiiiiinitluii ol
apidiraiiia fi;r siate and county pa
pers r.t O'.e court hjiide in Cuaeiiti .is
follows:
For Kiafo li'.peis.
Ciiiiiiiiem-ln Vv'eilp.es.ia)., Fe'erunry
12. at :i o ci.ic.i a. m., an.i c.iiiti lam;;
until Saturday, F-jbraary 13, 1 p.
m.
Weiine.-.Ir.y Penmanship, lii.stnry.
Spellltu:, Geography, Heading. i'i.y
chology. Thura:lay WrltUn Arithmetic,
Theory of Teaching. Grammar, Book
keeping. Physics, Civil Government.
Friday Physiology, English Geo
graphy, Composition, Algebra, Eng
lish Literature.
Saturday Botany, Plane Geom
etry, General History, School Law.
For County Pajiers. ,
Commencing Wednesday, February
12, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing
until Friday. February 14. at 4 d. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, History,
Orthography, Reading, Physical Geo
graphy. Thursday Written Arithmetic,
Theory of Teaching, CH-ammar. Phy
siology. Fr'day Geogrnphy, Shon! Law,
Civil (JoveramoJit, R-gH-ih 1 'terature.
W. H. DILI.AUD.
County S'lperlnter.d'.t.
IMLFS CUBKD I.V 0 TO I I 11iYS
PAZO OIXTMKXT is guaranteed 1.1
cure avy cine of Itching, blind, bleed
'ng or ,ir.-trudlng niles in C to 14
lays or i.nnev refunded ROc.
POI 'lUMi HOVAi, P.AKICftY
Breint, He bisat and tivu'.thlest
bread " 'e '"ii- i- (. . ')!,
IT'S YOi r KMlXKiv
Den t Mistake the cB,w ll(
Ti-otlbles A I'li-es,;. t i!i2B
i-.i.w ii. 1 ni i i i,. i;.
Many, p -f ;:
kidney-. If s..n
weak or aching 1
It I3 only
'v'r 5i;sn?:
Sob 'rom a
:!i?y ti!
" weakctfi
urinary trouble ts in ih:v t
will soon cori-Lct ii-Ml:'.
with ail the c.iier ava:r!im,-
rioy disorder . T.-.at ii jus!
ilaiST liea. You n.tist cjrt
troubles or-"hey -.aay lead tod
Oi- Bright 3 di--a.-e. The
edy to use !s Dunn's Kidney p;
cure- ni r. which a. .
weak or ri!Kt- kidneys. 1
peop'e testify to : er rac'ent t:
a. a. t ox, v..::-;;..!.-
Enaen?, Or., !ivi:,i at 35 W;-.
"rest, says: "Thcr? was
heavy acliing In t.-.e small o( r
quite down, and tr.mbie with
uej-3 arid biari.lv.-. C. ing a,i
ney Pills 1 f. rn ! ; !; jr.
time. Th: ir ,11 nnd If'
tija f!!:;a!i:n;:n
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'he a'
ed and h:jt:
ti :n. t h 'ce : .ri ;,; r
;'..i;eo la i.i.i :i 1' : ; . ; f , :.
-N:i iiLWC" cici.i a,i .j-!;..;i:
For iji i.- !.j i
''ts; F-iff r-';::'. in:: 1:0.. :
Xeiv Yorii. soie c--a:3 forth.1
S.atea.
Rf:niemo 'r :' o narae D
ar.d take no other.
whs fob woop
The board of educattoi! 0!
Dlatrlct Xo. 4, Eugene, will
bids up to the 20th day of Ffil
1908, at the office of thetld
Frank Relsner, for the deli'
the various school building!
gene of -10.0 cords of oak wool
,100 cordB of fir wood, eald
to be completed on or beto
tember 1, 190S.
The board reserves tie rift'
ject any and 811 bids and :
the faithful performance of ti
tract will be required of the j
fu! bidder. IT any ihere be.
Dtaer Febniurv 5th, 19"'
. i FRANK KEI3NT
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VK CAN SI fl'lV
Your wanta with wood-i"
pie. Fir, and Ties. Alsr, Coll
WILLIAMS TRANSFER
Plume Bl'(
MISS KKFIK WITHItOW,
litner l t. Auiii-ltii Trip
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I ' DItKSS CAKXIVAl I l,j
Masquerade at roller rl I F
awarded. I t
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MISS ZKLMA CRl'Z.AX.
Inner of lun Aogclni- Trip
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