Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 18, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textra ETGEK DAlt Gtiftft. H'tAtM. tEiitlC ART. iB, MM 7 1 1 ALUM fU ; STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETING BEGINS THURSDAY In Toon and strictly prohibits ihe sale of alum Shaking powder So does France So does Germany The inle of alum foods t teen made illegal In Washington and the District of Colum- V hia, and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized as J wjurjou. jo proct y0ursef against alum, s when ordering baking powder, Say plainly- and lie very sure you get Royal. Royaj is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility and whole semen ess or the food. MEETING OF NORTH FAIR VIEW COMPANY ! The annual mwtliif? of the North1 Kalrvlew Mining 0nj(iiny. op'Tiittuji ; In the Bohemia district, wa he) J In 1 Kimene yesterday iiftornoon with principal Htor khoIti-TH present. The ThurHday evoniiiK of this we-k the i old officers wr; reelected for the Kumor Philosophy Br DUNCAN M. SMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. He I a wis man who knows his neMibor's weakness auU Hteent liiui- ! flrnt meeiiiiK of th Htato c. h. eon- vention will he held. This conven tlon has been lookinl forward to In a way for the laL threw yearn, it belnK remcnihered that preparutlonH were completed for It hero when the ty phoid epidemic broke out two years hko and tho place was chart k;U to !('orvalllH. However, for tho past lsx 'week. all committees and sultcom imltlN's have been putting In the h-jnlt-Kt kind of work to make this J convention tho "beat yet." I Tho finance committee reports that it has secured ample funds to defray the incidental expenses, such as dec orations, In which they intend to spring BHverul novel surprises. The entertainment committees have re ported imlertalnniHnt for about two hundred and twenty-five. The pro gram is pructlcaily completed, and wilt be announced tomorrow. OLD MAN WALKS v FROM SACRAMENTO loll X OI.HON K.NTKIIH UOl'HK ANI ItKFt'HKH TO I.KAVK TAKKX I.N H.lt;iC 11V CIIIKK OK I'O- MAKMEM - . Ax Che Catholic church at 8 a. in 'Hatv, bftltov. father O'Farrell, .fclmtt Bamlrallio and Mix. Until fos- Monarch Mallouble atrr. botn at Euiceno. Tho marrlaKa.: dnys' free trial. inarmnonr a Borfomcd In the proa-; flit J. w KAV8 VVR, An old man KlvInK his name as John Olson and his aKe as 68 years. I entered a residence in the northwest- f.., i n, ,i,i,, em part of the city this afternoon and : grave and takes Issue sharply with a coming year. They an-: Onrge W. i e,e" ' " McQueen, president: Alt Walker, vice , president; .1. W. Kays, second vice The interest that a few. a very lew. president; Darwin Hilstow, Ircasur-! people take in life Is J.irijeiy represent- er; Herbert Leigh, secretary and tfen eral manager. The old hoard of di rectors, consisting of Henrico W. Mc Queen, Alf Walker. J. W. Kays, Her bert Leigh and Jas. F. Powell, was re-elected. The report of Manager Leigh show ed that a great deal of work had been done In the past year. As soon as the snow disappears from the mines the work of driving the deep tunnel will be resumed. IIK.Vrt AXI Tl'IIK MAY GO TO WAIt ed by the coupons tbey clip. Popularity Is a tiresome thing, but not many of us are wearied that way. The world owes us a living, but get ting a receipted bill Tor It Is worse than earning It straight out. Sympathy seems to have a wouder ful 'affinity for a dollar, and thatprob al)ly Is the reason it nlwnyi teu'ds in the direction of the man t.iat wears the dollar mark. He is a smart man who can give a St. Petersburg,- Feb. 17. The alarm of the. iiriKHiliilitles nf hostilities between Russia and Turkey have as- goou excuse, auu ue n ..u.u..... sumed the" proportions of a veritable who can get past without any sort of war scare to which the sensational excuse. press Is devoting the biggest head lines. The situation Is taken serious ly not only in military circles, but al so by conservative politicians. M. Gutchkoff, leader of the majority in the douma, announces his Intention of raising at the next meeting of the commission of national defense the question of the country's prepared ness1 for war. He also Intends to Interpolate the minister of communications on the ability of the railroads In the Cauca sus to transport troops quickly to the southern frontiers. M. H. Khvost- chlnsky, vice president of the commis sion, also thinks the situation Is n ., "..',J? .21 Vdtes.r?Z a ROBERTS 3 3 ence of only and friends of the young people The "1 l,wn. rotusing to leave, rne oc- uumoer or generals wno apuearen ne brldesniald was Miss Klully lie Voa "' ",l3 house telephoned for! fore the commission and said that the and the groomsman Custavo DeVos , "hlf of Police Farrlngton and that ' possibility of hostilities this year is The happy couple will reside on tho f-ll toik tho old man to the city I precluded.. Wallls farm west of Ihe city, which """" " inai n waisea an they huvo leased for a term of years. 1,10 way ,rom Sacramento. Cal., not . riding a mile of the distance. He oc cupied between three weeks and a ItanRes, . 30 month in making the trip, hegnlng what little food he ate. Today up to 3:30 o'clock he had taken no nour ishment except a cup of coffee early this morning, and he says some davs ho has had less than that. The old I notification of General Stewart L. CO. WOODFOIM) KAYS CAX KLKIT IllfillKS New York, Feb. 17. The declara tion of stlpport of the candidacy of Governor Hughes for president and prophesies of his election were made by the speakers tonight at the formal Tho licst way to cure a cold is not to get one. Doctors never disagree upon tho size of the bill. A man's wealth may be guessed at not by the size of the bills he owes, but by the size of the bills he pays. It is no use trying to make a level beaded man a high roller. 15 rfBCT Unappreciated. "Jt la very exasperating to give some girls taffy." "Whyr "They always ask for something dif ferent." Why. I thought they liked It." "Ever bear them say, -Oh. fudge? " Just Arrived 30Q 0 man Is not in good health and It Is probable that the county authorities will buy ii lin a ticket for sonio point north. Sopomore Clothes a Mov v.'i xi.vo riiopo. NITIO that YOI TAXXOT Ai''l''OI!l TO OVUUI.DOa Save From 7.1 to 1.111 on a I'hino At KINtn I'Ihiio Moiihc Clos ing Out Hale, In the Latest Spring Styles and Newest S'lades designed and selected (or the man who likes swell clothes at reasonable prices Sizes 33 to 40 New Derbies and Soft Hats STETSON SHOES A briuf call at our wnrorooms will I convlnic tho most skeptlriil that we nre making nwceplntr reduetUinn on ; l.uii)s.s We hnvo sold several to p?o- pl who did not expect t.i purcittu) an Instrument f.ir several years, hi t 'the low prices did tho business. Our ! boast that we would not bo compelled !to ship a s!.mlo piano back to Port jlaud Is lielnii verified. They are sell ing fns:. Space will permit pulillih- mg only a few of tho many bargains Woodford of his selection as the pros Ident of tho Hughes League of the United States. The members of the notification committee and the mem bers of the Hughes L"3iie from many parts of the country wii-o pres ent. . in accepting the leadership of the Hughes league Woodford charac terized the political situation as se rious and doclared that tho "Demo cratic party, hungry with long fast ing, will do Ita best to get together ,'ind win in the coming election." MeXAltY VOI I,l NOT ACnCi'T IIHISTOI.'H PLACK III conversation with n Statesman representative last evening District Attorney John II. McNnry s.ated that ho had come to the conclusion that he could not afford to accept the position of United States district at torney If it were offered him, and that he requested tho Oregon dele- I Upright pianos that were always sold g'ltt's at Washington to tnak no ef- lor tSiu, IJIM), i;iiill, 1375, I4IIH to 1 secure i ne appointment tor 1500 are now going for il"S. I196,-1 nlm- " stated that he Is not un- 2l'S, 23.i, $24S to 31S. And you I grateful to his friends who have urg ai n absolutely safe In having at this!'1 him ,or "10 Place, but that he con salo as you aro protected by a double I 9llored it a business proposition and t I.,,.,.... ... ... ..llhnt ha rnnM not nrrp,l In n,,,l,n j niiiuniiujc, in nuuiiioii to me laciory - warranty, riiiers t'lano House person-! n iiiu mtu wwiuu iu.v nun less man ins present lncuine. Salem Statesman. I al guarantee accompanies verv pi r.m.. "It's rlKhl or wo make It rly'"." That's our way of doing bus l:ie'. Open evenleifi. KII.FHM IM D HOI'SK, 'Jl Yl't Seventh Stntt. T. II. Coinie, (Jen, Agl. k . FI.OIIIIXCK ITKMS. A nominating petition nskliiK that 111 ' name of D. K. Sevi'iv lie nlaced ion the biill.il -i at the primary elec Hon as UepiitilliMii cnndldale fur '.In' tl;i. of the pc'ice In Florence pie. .clM.'t. lui leen circulated here thhl.i : We. I 11V I 'a 11 TOCCKHY 55-4 Wlltamctto Street, S.iturd.iy Mill, r took v re.-k i f tl W l"Te ll nifiit ;i I...1.I" I Acme. ii'iil liii.l It hauled of Ihe lller. Tin Into a I 'V.i i and t'Iniid Yale mid the onut:i" mi! l'h;irl.i Saun-'ifji ante ashore en the HOM1XIO.V SAYS NO ' : MOXKKY Ill'SIXINS Ottawa, Feb. 17. Tho Japanese consul Inquired at tho department tw I dav its to tho truth lit tho report from , Vancouver about the arrest or two Japanese under the Natal act. Tho ' Justice department gave no Informa tion, but Its officers on the Pacific 'coast have Instructions to test every case by haluas corpus proceedings or , etherwlse, so us to permit t lit: Japan ese to land. Ah soon as an official cm- of the act arrives It will be tlls-uirmve.l. Talked Shop. . "Do the Sousbaws live here!" asked the timid man who had Just knocked. "So; on the floor above." "Ah." siiti the timid one. who was a literary gent, picking up his grip and prepnring to climb, "that Is another story." Kind to Measure Dy. "1 remember the general when lie wasn't more than knee high to a grasshop- lHr." "Impossible." "Hut I do." "Must have been oneof them grassh o ppers Lucie Hill seen out west. Near us I can get at It. they was as as Newfoundland dogs." come on) Di:ri:.si: v - An Unwelcome Guest. Admit this senson jf the year A lit tic Kertn cornea snooping rmind, N'nt biptn-r than a pnnuiT'i hoard. Hut a We quite to holu lis ground. The hntiRhty. husky son of toll )t niL'ets and Rots him on the lilp; It gnaws Into the Inner man. And then a fellow has tho grip. He may be walking down the street. Without a care upon his mind. When, uttering no warning shout, Tho llulo germ comes up behind. He does not know he la attacked. Because the foxy germ Is sly. Hut when he opens up his mouth It goes Inside to multiply. Next morning as he starts to rise lie gets n sort of wireless hint That or.tethlng'a wrong In his Insl'lo And Hays some things not lit to print. Kts head seems inado of sol Id tend;. llo has the toothache In his bones. And rh he tries to Umber up Tho neighborhood can ho:ir his groans. It dullles with him through the day; It doesn't kill him on tt'e spot. Hut s rt .f biirns him tit the aLtke T- !d 1nrt IntiT.-st lo Uo p!.t. A b Ml. r w.trl.s is in h.s head; l, is l").!y f.-e: drivi His b.-in s ar' br!;.n t-n Ami ll.i :i l.e kno AVoMnlilc Preparation for As similating iheFoodandRegula tiiig (he Stomachs and Dowels of Promotes Digestion.Checrful ness and Rest.Contains neitho Opium,Morphine norIimal. OT NAHCOTIC, Jlrnvtim Sml' Ax.Jtnnm Intel, Utt- . Aim Std MbmStcd- AperfcctHcmedy for Constipa tion, Sour Slomach.Diarrhoea and Loss OF Sleep. Tae Simile Signature of NEW YOHK. EXACT C0PTOT VRAPPEB. For Infants or, A rvn. tJ,,,m.f11 The Kind Yea Have Always Bought Bears the Signature h Use For Over Thirty Years era. CKPrTAU eOMMHT, NCW TORS MT. There Is Only One "Bromo Quinine" That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine USED THI WORLO OVER TO CURE A COLO III ONE BAY. Always remember the full name. Look for this signature on every box. 25o. SWA nli!,; lip I'e I tike the w as to 1 t Acreage! Acrea Three, Five or Tea Acre Tracts, 2l2 miles from Office on easy pay ments, near school. A surprise parly was slvn to lls Nellie Sleinnions Wi'dnes lay lifter, noon at the homo of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Krank IMIOW a. Annul a doien ulrls of her J2 I own no were present and all had merry time Ihinl 111 ot Ihe iv-illlne.l fftl.Hi of hi spei lug for Sliuttutker 'Ji J. I'a., I'. h. 17.- The ti l-1 i;ipili'l eoiwpir.le) eases was1 M'lny. Kollowlnv: the pre-' associates in (heir open-1 VJ !io ti;is thu K, ip. Ch-ck. all these hurnt ties fir Ihe det'-'llse. eouitsel ' SI 2! I IX Good is HKI ::i SchilIiiiiT's ; row. s Ti l. ir iti.ii-: ti in std i Politm:;. "What Is It i:i,.v Woe,l lii'enrjitl.tii'O" "I don't know the name for It." "I'm It Is a commnn uni.l" "1 w.uil.t , for former Km,..,-Ik'.., f ,:, I. . . ' " "" 1 ' " only - , r lP . nun an ine res nonsiii iv 111 honor of h..r ..l,.),i l.u.i, 11 ' Keimrri'Kuiarii I. s 111 eonnee ii in nor of her elKht birth- wm ,,, rul.nl!)hlnK .,, , .., , upon Joseph M. lluslon. the nrrhlte; t. I KollowliiB the arnuinent the defense I lu'Kan callliiK experts to refute the (testimony ot tho rommoiiwealth that the measurements woro falsified. A WOMAN'S LAMPS A.N'I) CIUH'KKKY are her pride and delight. She likes to show , them to her friends as evidence of her home's refinement. We have just the lamps and crockery you will be proudest of. Comi and see how easy our prices make it to buy and how hard the quality and taste make It not to buy. W. M. GREEN, MauoA& 619 Willamette St. Phone Ma in 25. Rooms 9 and 10 over Chambers-Bristow Bank o a I cut.' the faet that lhru aro Indies prus- Klorenco West. COFFEE is it still wh.t.r VnuM Ilk,. y think to take rtrlnk And tot-l I. S .ham. Jul yell your k-rl.-f must now nsuaK U.-cnino you know closn whit, tun, I. hradnl with your nm so pood and poor ; have l?cst tomor- Yot'f .rv.l rturai rouf Kon.r II ros doa't llit u. . tif biut I . , Why buy new clothes when we .mi: nuikr lour old ones look like new at r.tmeno Works, Slith nd WII-- J ii U' iU',','l!'- tf ; TO i OSl tl w,. t.'.o f... ... m ,. iV.v! 5 i:S''- : 'he "' J. '. KWSI'l ll. (M. M.v ; . e!.-!lJhc It-i it WW TOI.V : "u,!" J' , I'm! sm i: kt.--'' I...-. , , , i wii it'. . I'i'i ...! .i.-i mi .u;vit .-. K .I - : " ' '". pf-i ll'.- ' s o; . I h: !.!. l'i r can '..... ...... Tar mid anrnnlauna For the complete cure of co'.Rhs. colds, asthma and bronchitis and s' tunic roniplnlnta tendlnn to ronsunip tlon, liverwort, tar and wild che.-rr hav for anes nialntalncd an estab lished reputation as a standard couch ! remedy. It contains no opium or harmful druir and can be itlveq with ! safely to children, l'rlce $1.00. Sold ' by l.lnn Druu fo. Williams Mfs Co , props., (."levulan.l. O. A. Sh-iw. of the Curtis Lumber wen: to I'nrtUi'id this mirnhm H !'v Shaw an I family lo .Mil! The coininnv e;.e--ts to star! i:!l sain about the I "'th of h ' hilt l! Iins b en shut .low a e I'.', n Bom.thing to R.m.mb.r. o .-lo. nt-. : I. Mbrtiiy ic!iio, Rooms 3 and 4 Bcckwith BW5 r o:ii! i' ti vr ao.l lit II II Kl The ho. rslv In the w.'rM for cis. ' Sr'iNe, so'-es. ; eers. .alt rhe-.ini. tct- : '.-. eh;.-.".. I h..".s l skin ,r Moes ll'-araareed to Klve .atlsf.ict'.in or in..".-, r. f'in.l. .1. Sold bv I. Ion 1 Tin Co. Williams M(g Co., p-ops,' 1 fe fx . 11 1- lias ihvii u 11 .c " "Why. .li.l , ,:lkl. i,.,,,,.... Prac'iilrvj t:.n;mr. ,"''i J"M 'a at of h!".. 'l.r. I ,v-l ?, .,! 1 1 K''::v ev;- -os aro iUh:v now, urea t th, . FARMS.. 320 Acres with new S-room house aii.l barn, K'"h1 tni.t orchurd and ruuiiiiig water, 100 acres in Srain, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre 40 Acres with new house and barn, close to school on good graveled road, price $1400. 10 Acres with fair improvements, good soil and can be mace an ideal place. $30 per acre. Houses and loti In all Dort.t of the rftv Cre3on Horn & Land Co., A. A. Aoby, Mgr. motnoraUo year for EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical Surgical STAFF Kuvkfn.-ljll, M. D '.U. Pr-rwr, V. O ' f '. Rutlr, Nt. D r M. D. ' -"... ' r l-.M t. ' ;-v m. r.i. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cues Modern operating; room and cqv-:pi".i-"nt. Appliances forX ray wor'. Sputum and blood exam:iia!';is; Full corps of trained nur.ws. Rates on application. Traininq; School for Nurses.. . Pol',!-r rw cf lectures by the faculty and rzV. 'VV';;r.- 1 ' -I Hospital. The medical and surgical Cl ;:; 'Ti conititutes the f.-irnltv. Frr r.ites or i!'-cf" rw:-. -p .-.j-Vess V Kl lYrCFNT) AI I .. M.D.. St'.f- !