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

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Newspaper Page Text0S S3E2XX2Z9 CSS3 3S3 CSC9 C32BZ3S3) 0 A 'Genuine ii T! Reduction Sale at, Watts' Jewelry Store iDVBRTISIRBTItlft iltN HUUH LAVf COUNTY IN EASTERN j PUBLICATIONS! IS UP HELD BY SUPREME COURT 0 Commencing Wednesday Morning February 26th and continuing until Saturday Evening, March I4th We will make a big reduction all along the Ike We have foo many goods . in some lines to stimulate sales of these goods will reduce prices on everything in our stock Prices given at this sale mean SPOT CASH Not One Hour's Time V l.lVKKTISIX(i (OXTIi.TKI FOI! j HY 1'HOMOTIOX UKI'AltTMKXT OK COM.MKIUIAL CIXU Sill. MITTKll TO IIOAHI) OK (iOVKH- NOKH TKH'H TO JIMTIOX I AXI ALU A XV At tho meeting of the board ol governors of the Commercial Club last night the proposed trips to Junc tion City and to Albany were discus sed and President Whitson appoint ed G. W. Griffin a committee of one to takw charge cf Rolling the ticket and arranging the details or the Junction trip, which will take place on Friday next, leaving at ti:41 p.m. and returning at midnight. The advertising contracted for sines the last meeting of the hoard was submitted In detail. Inclued ed In the numerous ads to he publish ed In Kastern newspapers are the lollowlng: "Why freest) when you might enjoy flowers all wlnler? For your fam ily' sake, take llle bull by the horns and make up your mind to fains to God's country. Kemeniher you live only once. Then why not live where you can enjoy beautiful nature nil the year around? Come to Iane county, Oregon. Over $500 an acre net In cherries on land that cost $30 shows what can bo done. Write to Department A, Commercial Club, Eu gene, Oregon, for reliable facts." This ad will appear four times In the following' papers: Sunday Tri bune, Minneapolis; Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Mo.: Register and Lead er. Des Moines: Omaha Bee: Globc IJeniocrat, St. Louis: Tternrd-Herald, Chicago; New York World; Boston Herald: Cincinnati Knquirer; Cleve land I'laln-Dealer; St. Paul Ploneer Press; Buffalo Kxpress: Indlannrolls Star: Grand Forks Herald: Sioux FallB Argus-Leader; Milwaukee Sen tlnel. "Why freeze each winter when yor might be entiylng flowers? And soil! $30 laird produced over $'i00 nn acre not In cherries last year. And scenery! For facts write Dpart:nent A, Commercial Club, Eugene, Ore gon." I The above ad will apiar In "Ev erybody's" and "Mimsey's" maga- rlns April number. Issued In March. I 1 hero Is to he a fourth pag1 ad In tho April number of "Better Fruit, a hnlt-paKB ad In the March number of tho same publication, and -ther ads In the St. Joseph, Mo., "Fruit Grower," "Munsey'3," "Kverybo'ly's" nnd th "Automnai," published n t Rotterdam. Holland, with 300.000 renders. i PLUMBING HOUSE 0 WATT Corner 9th and Willamette Sts. CHANGES HANDS O 0 CEZ2E33S3 1 imesacs: DeWITT'S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR. MCKACHB Weak Kidneys, Lame Back i nd . i ii Inflammation of the Bladder A WEEK'S TRIAL 25c L EUROPE N:PLAN ABSOLUTELY. FIRE-PROOF IS Los Angeles' Safest Hotel 2C -s I Lit I.OXO At CIIOSS SUM, Ol T TO PKli CY M.;, OK TIIK U)X(i SON II UIDWAKK STOIfN I-nng and Cross, the plumhlng firm which has been In business in Ku geno for the past several years, nnd which has occupied the south room on tho lower floor of the Commercial Club It ii Hill ii k for several months, has sold out to Percy Long, of the hardware firm or S. L. Long & Son. Possession was taken today. ! Messrs. V. N. l,ong and J.K. Cross. who sold the business, are at present 'undecided us lo what business they will follow In the future, but they limy place their new patent, a ball cock, cm the market and exploit Its luc'rllf. Percy I, one; Is n practical plumber, having conducted that department at the Long hardware store fur many years. For tie present the business will be romlm-i. In th.' Commercial Club building. THE KING EDWARD In tt. 1 luil ol lh City NO INSIDli ROOMS FISST CLASS CAFE A very dcsirAcle hoU-l for jll vhitois to the city. FirM cUss in all ksivIj Pates $1.00 per day and up. Write lor booklet TOUSLEY COMPANY, Props. ;When You Run... j for a train or run for n ratme or a I paper iif earpel tacks you want a iiood run for your money. And that'i i what you Ket at the lirlffln Hardware Co. 's tho best values In town for tha money. You can (st an excellent run for your numy In spray pumps, spray materials, limn and sulphur. Yours for businc, GRIFFIN Hardware Co. roxspii! cv to mi i;iii:i! has oi;i;n r.Mr.MMiiFii Denv-r, Colo., Feb. 2 1 It d, v ! ope.l liml:;Iu tl'.nt a woman, a mem ber of St. F.Mzuhfth's chinch who was present In the church yesterday when Father l.eo llelnrlclis was shot by tluiseppl Alio, the self-eonfesseil an archist, today told one of the priests of Hie chur.h that a week or s.i a so she saw two Italians losether In front of the church, nnd th.it one of them was p, Intliii; toward Father l.eo. who was standliiK nearby talking to u pai'Mil:.nei . She Is certain thai one of tit. 'in was Alio, and that he was the man who wa apparently Interested In as certaining the Identity of Father 1 On the strenitth of this statement the police sKalu took Into custiuh Mike Vruneitl, the room nint ami companion of Alio, who wus arrested yesterday, but later leased. He is be Iiik held for Investigation. .i.i., ..t.. I'uh 11 The 'oiled States Bupreme court today up.ieiuj the constitutionality oi me law of February 1&, 1903, providitm that no female snail be employed In any mechanical establlshmclnt or fac tory or laundry In that stare more than ten hours a day, the decision of the state supreme court In the case of Muller vs. State of Oregon being affirmed. Muller was convicted of violation of this law and the state supreme court affirmed his convic tion. ' . " Appeal was taken to the United States Bupreme court on the ground that the Oregon law Infringed the right of an individual under the 14th amendment to make her own con tracts, and on the further alleged grounds that this was class legisla tion, discriminating betwten the sexes. Tn the woman who haVc Royal is the greatest of time and labor savers. Makes home baking easy,' a pleasure and a profit AIWir.MKNTS FII.KI) JX IIKFKKKXDOM CASKS Saleni. Felt, 24. This was the las', day for filing arguments against in itiative and referendum measures. Arguments were filed today against the woman's suffrage amendment, the compulsory pass bill, the armory bill, the University appropriation bill and the Upper Columbia fishery bill. Salem, Or., Feb. 24. The Oregon State Association opposed to the ex tension of suffrage to women today filed an argument against the equal suffrage amendment which will be voted upon in June. Baking Powder The only Baking Powder niade from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar With minimum trouble and cost bis cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh, clean and greatly superior to the ready made, dry, found-in-the-shop variety. m 1 3m$ t Humor and Philosophy Br DUNCAN M. SMITH THE FAVORITE. Ills niannern r nttractlve. 1 1 In compllliH'nts Hte neat. And th'ne forUiiIrt in make him The tii:i n you like to meet; Ills atnllp Is w:irin nr.A eliwry. Ills f.vns with Rliidrifss plow. You like to t-p him ei:ilns And Imtf to huve li!m 0. Hi Isn't any tru.fr Than any olln-r frlnd: Hi- Isn't jiny h'.uiiciht His eoinnuli-H tn ilcfonri; Hp dopsn't Hi-fin p.'fusive. Kiidnvorli tf to pIi-hsl. Hut Htlll wlipii hi Is prt'snt It puts you tilte at ease. And pvpwybody llkos him. It isn't you n!'nip: He counts his friends as legion WlitTPVpr he Is known; He h;ia nn patent process. For pvery one will say Th iit hp attritcts thu people Ht.caup H In his way. Pot analyze tho method That nil (his frltmilship hrlngs; You'll find that ho is careful In Just thr little things. In larser cerenionlrs Ho may perlmps be shy. But never slights tho trlflpa. And that's the reason why. Being a Hero. , MARRIED At the home of the bride's par ents in Eugene. February 24, 1908, at 8:30 p. m Arthur Sylvester and Miss Grace Mc'.rcy. Rev. J. S. Mc Calur. offldailng. (.inly the lintr-s-dlnle rtir'lves of :ie younc; people were present. They will continue to reside In this city. In Kuero. Ffbruary 23, 190S, Simeon Snyder and Miss Anna Emer son, Rev n VI Trimki. .... . .The groom is a tailor, eei00,ei j i Kennedy's Laxative Cough Svrt acts gently yet promptly on tie bo. :eia aiiu aiiuys lUIlanilllatlon at xi Mime nine, ii is pleasant to ui Sold by all druggists. We bse all the lnror ! cleaning and dyelrn; at the En?J luye vvoras, corner sixth and Willu,. i ne hi reel, j-none Keel jssi '281, Eugene, Or. suuscRiiiE run thk uvm ORTUNITK COLONiST RATES from all parts of the United States and Canada to all parts of Ore gon and the Northwest will be put in effect by The Oregon Railroad Navigation Co, :and: Southern Pacific Company (Lines in Oregon.) Daily Duriug March and April, 1908 FROM TIIK I'lllN'CIlMI, CITIKS OK THK MIltDI.l" WKST TIIK RATKS WILL BK AS FOLLOWS: nucArso ST. I.OI IS. . . . KANSAS CITV $:W.i "Hot a I'old, .lenks? I see you sjniiv about with your coat buttoned up t.i the tieek." "No." rcpl'ed the other In a low vo!ii. I-imMii- uliont In see that he was nut Win- watched: "I nm simply try Ins to live down my Christmas neck-tics." I'roin From !ji:?.S.OO COUNCIL BU'FFS i:t.-.(l( OMAHA .SMIl.tKl. ST. PAUL Corresponding rates from all other Eastern points. Stopovers at pleasure at all points In Oregon. The Coli nlst Rate Is the meutest of nil lioliiebllllili'l's. Oivsrcm has nlilimited resources and nccils more people who desire homes uml luraer o!iinai"' Work For tho Repair Shop. Science, which h:ls Ih-en lnsv u n kid In a candy to:v in the past year, Is ahout to lu-.ivc that auitual energy Is ilevelopeil hy eli-ctricity mid that the huiu:in lo,ly Is 11 huttcry tor cenerat ns the Mihilc t;ui,l frcj.ii the pure foo.1 prinlucts the pcron ulisorlis at a linn' iim t. a fnv hi ii li counter or else where. After the theory has heen developed more fully perhaps when we are sick we shall send for an electrician i. stead of the Kcullcmaii wl:h the pill box and crosscut saw, as In the pies cut transitory stiitfe. The thluit is all har.y nnd uehulous as el. hut It may not he sn ,)m! . fore a man will take his loved ones to the repair shop when there Is anything the matter with them ,m,l tell n, huskv hut piticnt nicch.uilc t.i take them Int. the i,:u k r.nun and see what he can do (m- tlieiu. Oregon people can accomplish splendid results hy herahliim' th!' W: uiiiny 10 an tin- worui. Semi Oregon literature giving soon vc.m.mi- ... mati. n :ih. ut the slate, far and wide. Call on the above railroads for n uecessarv. Feres Can Be Prepaid Here at. rom if desired. Any agent is authorize 1 t3 a -c l. the posit and tehsraph ticket to any point. Call or, a. .. ;.:.i.irrTK, Local Agent or address, WM. McMUTUlAY, , G neral Pivngrr Pe-t aiH.;. WOODMAN JIK.FTINti j There w he a Joint meting ,.f ! Hie W oodmen of the World and the I Circle at Woodman Hall. Krl la' nlKht. I'Yhrunrr isos. ni s o'clock. All Woedni.n nnd Circle incirhi-rs are c.irnestlv renin sted to a i'Mi.1 The committee have ar i incd a t'liishxt pror:im and each niemher Is cicctcd lo drills one or friends. You wl.l miss it u' i on don't coir.e. !-,s Conunl::ee. Sllll' oi It I'ltODK K Picturesquft. Ilf shei.'i.lors Miinro. , rp rtnn n:-1(l pru4j US fai,- win fair: Ills l..cks. H clou.l Cf larkn..s. nivhl. It tr,.,...., (,. A.lwn nr.,,1 ln,-,t lo c.-u luis'l. A I t ho T.i . A ,. T rnr "'1 I'm- fslrt N 'I V.. C .V I II i c v,l,Jt ...'" - .1 ,i v Honebul!ner will Hnd tho txt trains In lllnlr street addition. inn ntnuiTli t. nr il l uiunn i-urAn-. Make sour own terms: miv l.o- v,p i' lower l'o.. sllj Pot Sireel JU0 rni.lllftb Ur ALL Km WtUU tU A IHIS OFFICE bit or acre tract out otVournuWh. ash. They .:,. ,y ly saviuts. w the highest market price. Poiui.AMt i-.ovAi. imk;:i:v tlr-n.1. the W and l,. v.-:,: Jf Eugene Theatrs as5,K'j.!gj Ihe Senior Play for 1903 "The RIVALS" By Sheridan A iN EXCELLENT COMEDY F.UGENE THEATRF- Thirsday, February 28 Ih-s! and )!,;: For sale a: Otto s. i