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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1908)
0 THE EIGEXK DAILY GUARD, BA1TKDAY, FKHIU ARY 20, lOlirt Kind Vu Hare Always' DougUt, and which lms occn n for over 30 years, lias borne the aatrtro of SrfZt-j1- sonal supervlsiou since its infancy. 'ucAt&l Allow no one to deceive you lu this. .. f,f,.its. Imitations and " Just-as-good" ore but rrimcnts that trifle with and e?.tcr tlio health of jjnts and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA rustoria is a harmless substitute. for Castor Oil, Pare. Mric Drops and Soothing: Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It ntains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic wbstancc. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys AVorins d (jiajs revcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ., jt relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Fiatuleuey. It assimilates the Food, regulates the stomach nml Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Hie Cailihvn's Panacea The Mother's Rritoad. CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of I BOOST EXCURSION i TO JUNCTION CITY A BIG SUCCESS OVEi: oK IIIXDIIKI) (-1T1ZKXS t'K i:i (;i:k acchpt hosimt ai. ITV OF XKUillllOHS OX XOltTll MKKTIXli lll'.l.l) IX opkka :iorsK AXD kkmcitatioxs i:x hax. KD .HXtTlOX Wil.I. IMMKIH ATKIV OlttiAXl.K COMMKlt 1'IAI, CI.Ul AS UKSU.T OF Mv:irrixs The Kind You HaYe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CCHTAUn 03MMNV, TT MURRAY STRECT. NIW VOHK CITY. Tli hnost excursion to Junction merolnl Club and Eii-j:;e citizens lnla K!u:e niggardly in its ufu-'nu nisi niKiu was on or me host ye, and all Junction was at t';o upot wlu-n the flyr ar;'ivtl naif an hour la" u n?pt tho dt'lesatlon from t h o c " 1 1 n y .pat. V h on t h o train sto d tVf vrlr tank be fore rpaeMrtr, th the passen jrers verv isivpi -;1 1-v yells from a ? roup of Junction City hii?h school ttude' ts. T"ey jrv io "ah. rah. rah, Kupeiu!" yell besides their own and seven 1 manufactured for the oc- hhere Is Only One ii mt Is 99 2 USRJ Tll WOtlLO OVER TO CURE A OOU3 CM QHE DAY. Vim remember tha i:ll name. this signature on evoiy box. hues IT CUTS SOME ICE If the store is a clean place: if the salesmen are obliging; if the service is prompt, and last,, but not least if the quality of the goods is the best, the store never lacks business. Come and give us a trial order and be convinced that we fulfill all of the above prin ciples, especially in quality and cleanliness. We carry a complete line of staple and fancy groceries, flour anq1 feed, and buy and sell country produce. 97 WEST EIGHTH Phone Black 1 571 W. J. Gibson & Son i ANNOUNCEMENT C. II. Irish wishes to announce that he has puachased the GROCKRV stock of B. A. Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and carries at all times the best brands of Grockriks, Floi'r and Fkkd. We have our own delivery wagon and all goods delivered promptly. SU??LY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY WE AIM TO PLEASE rnone Main 5J G. Hi IRISH 52 East. !9th S're.t '-Mnnnii. W - if.YAV m umniuinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn r3 OREGON HO ME & LAND CO. Kooii.s 9 and 10 over Chambers-Bristow Bank caslon. When t'm rain pulled into tho station, prominent citizens of the railroad division point were there with the glad hand for the visitor3, who were escorted over to the opers houpp, where the exercises of tho evening were held. The Eugene Mil itary Band, which accompanied the excursionists, first played a selec tion on the street. The meeting was largely attend"'!, the little opera house being crowid to overflowing, and was enthusiastic all the way through. Junction peo ple have always borne a splendid rep utation as entertainers, and that rep utation certainly did not suffer last night. The visitors were made tn feel perfectly at home and were given the lltferty of the city. As a result of the mc'lng last night a CvtimerMul Club will be or ganized there, a call having been made for a mass me;ting some time next week to arrange for the prelim inary work looking toward organiza tion. The meeting was opened by H. I. Rami, president of the Junction City Development League, who announced that Hon. S. h. Moortead, editor of the Times, would make the initial n1 dreps. Mr. Moorhcad spoke wittily and briefly, extending felicitations lo the visitors. His speech was fre quently Interrupted by applause. Dr. L. L. Whitson, president of the Eugere Commercial Club, was then called it'Hin. Ho thanked the cl'Izens of Junction y?y heartily fir the mag nificent raception given the Kugene booster. He spoke earnestly of the possibilities of Lane county soil, and stated that we could raise as goad apples as they raise at Hood River ?nd MeriTord, If only the proper at tention l3 given our arehards. Mayor .1. D. Matlock, of Eugene, also spoke on the fruit industry and reiterated Dr. Whitson's statement ble of producing. as good apples as in ble of producing :s good apples os In ii(fe tne o;ner lot amies nieiiiiunu. nu stat'd that In an early day no part of the Pacific coast raised better ap ples than were grown right here in Lane cnunt". and he hoped to see the day when the Industry is revived. He said what Lane county and Oregon need3 at present is railroads, and any railroad, no matter who Is be hind It, that should seek to enter this territory should be lent every en couragement by the citizens. j-h ii, fi..tng manager of the Commercial Club, was 'h"n called upon and In his own original manner i....ue u witty and instructive address that made everybody happy. He nlil of the good work being done by the club in advertising Eugene an.l Lane county in the East, and gave an idea as to the amount of li'erature h 'Ing s:nt out and ttie results already a: fiined. He urged the citizens of Junction to get together and ori;-n-ize a club to co-operate witli the Eu gene club In advertising the resources of the cntiro county. Prc.-iidi'tit Kami then asked all those who desired to join sut h a club to arise and sonic i-nty 01 ine en terprising men of that city qulckly ros? to their feet. It was antwiinced that a iueeMng would be held some time next we k to lake the fh'st steps towarl organizing. .1. M. Shelley was the next speaker and he touched on the wonderful re sources of Lane county and compart d the soil here with that at Hood Ulv- address, Introduced tho following res-, olutioti, which was uulmously ,nl.;p:- I i'd: ! Whereas, Tho Inten't of rdiicttiion ' is one of t.ie givntrft Impm kuuv to : every citizen In tho state of (lr.'gm,, 1 since through educattiui me way s opened to every boy and gi-l in ;he 'state to broader opportunity an I ! larger usefulness, and since the su -j ! ce-is of free government is m ee.- inly founded on high intelligence ami gcu trul public enlightenment: and ; Whereas, The state of liregon is; certain to be brought Into gvent pub-j lie prominence in all parts of ihi I" n-, lou in June on account of its large use of direct legislation through tho I initiative and referendum, and con.se. ' qnentty its attitude toward higher ed-1 uiation as shown by the result of its' vote on the University appropriation! widely advertised in every section of tho country;.. und i Whereas, We believe It would bo: a calamity to the educational inter-1 ests of Oregon to cripple the lnlver-! slty, which is the hend of the system of free public schools, and also a c;i-j lamity to the state as a whi le to ad-1 vertise It to the hoinc-seckcrs 1 throughout the great Middle West as npport ol ' higher education; therefore be It Resolved, That we place ourselves' on record as h-artily favor. ihlo to the r appropriation of $125,0110 to tho l'ni-1 versity. and pledge ourselves to do! everything in our power, 1 tth iudi- vldually and collectively, to insur-'t the approval of the bill a; the p.ill.s in June. Other Speakers. Professor Mickey, principal cTT the!. Junction s?hools, and W. It. Pillar, I. gsraaszmaaa aciggicgrcga caranrossa ffiSffi A FACE I m pa rt s a rare softness. beauty and del-" icnev to the 5kln. It Is a perfect aid to T beaulv. reslraininKl the ravaces of sun' wind and time. l;limi- nnte5 tno sunburn and freckles. -MillowneAs and 1 imperfections of the skin.l Posse.isinjj adatntv clinin,r perfume exclusively its own.! it leaves a pleasing odor I rivaling the sweet breath of spring. pcc so ctwis BOOKLET FRCC. A Onuct.-! Jjon t county school superinttnilent, sp.:ke, Mr. Dillard congratulating the peo ple of Junction upon voting bonds for a new school building. There were only two dissenting votes at the election, and some one previously (during the evening said It was thought they were cast accidentally. C. S. Williams, who Is to become the next president of the Eugene Commercial Club, probably made the best address of the evening. He told that he taught school at Junction twenty years ago, and it did him gaol to see the familiar faces of the old timers who wore in the audlt nce, and it pleased him to see the enthusiasm manifested. He made an eloquent appeal for the University of Oregon appropria tion. Mr. Williams has only recently come Into prominence as a public speaker and he Is always called upon on an occasion like this. The meeting then adjourned, and nfler a few minutes of handshaking the visitors were Invited to the hotel, where lunch wt-.a served. After an hour's wait the crowd hoarded the train for home, voting the affair to have been a splendid success. Names of Excursionists. Those who made the trip were as follows: Mayor J. D. Matlock. John II. liar tog, S. S. Spencer and wile, H. F. llollenlieck and wife. (1. 11. Cluis mati, K. E. Mink, (1. W. Criffin and wife, D. P. Durum, N. 0. Hyland. 11 ,F. Keency, John Hampton, D. F Skene, H. C. Million, L. C. Rea l, Dar win Ilristow, William Modes, W. F. Ollstrap, George Yerlngton, William Gross, Harry llobbs, A. Lombard, S R. Mosher, ,1. J. Hughes, Howard Woods, Walter . Wilson, Leutr.tr i Gross. Geo. Ervmnn, F. X. MeMis ter, Guy Davis, A. Svarvernd, Wm. Pernian, Lloyd Plcknrd, S. E. Si ev ens, E. E. Qulinby, II. L. Down. Nor bert Ava. Dr. L. L. Whitson, E. I! I I. W. Thompson, nr. r . M Dav. Mofrls Schwarzsehild, It. M Day, W. P. Morse, F. K. Lane, J. T. Greenfield, Free Thomas, Carl My ers, Clarence Stevens, L. O. Tlerk wlth, C. E. Gulllford, F. A. Rankin. E. 1). Matlock, Alien 11. Eaton, Geo W. Smith and wife, Professor II. D Sheldon, Jack Hodman, W. S. Morn It. S. Ilrvson, O. K. Roberts, V. G Martin, W. It. Dillard, F. II. Wether bee and wife. Dr. C. H. Wllloughby. Dr. D. A. Paine, I. T. Nlcklin. W. .1. Gibson, Professor L. K. Alderman. II. M. Price, L. M. Travis, W. Polders W. E. Smith, Drew Griffin, Geo. M Miller. G. W. Dixon, Jos. Fellinan. J. M. Shelley. Horac" Burnett, A. M. Gilbert, II. A. Trotnp, J. M. Hamilton II. !lart7hclin. A. lleltzman. It. S Hylanl, A. A. Simmons, T. W. Mun ro'". F. C. 1'otts, II. A. Cox. C. C Coffman. Colonel It. M. Cries. SfiAID TfHINfrr 3 Dandrufe'and X kATlTVTUil AID are but outward signs ol the evil done in secret by myriads of dan druff germs sapping the life blood ol the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothes the itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops It tailing out. A single application gives relief and proves its worth. Save your hair before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It Is a delightful dressing for the hair, free from grease and sticky oils. Ask your druggist for free booklet HOYT CHEMICAL CO, PORTLAND, OREOON ITITtlHIIHrtlbifilMH First .FAR. Sjr a 3:o Aer.; '.wtli iiMi. c.t-rt-,,,, linitcn n ti 1 lvirn. I'trtl fnr.t n-chard and runtiiusr water, 10.1 acres in S'-mt, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre A:r" vi:h n:w hrjs; r brn, cb: tj s:hoilion good '"'lai,pti::$143J. 3 - - A:sw.t;i fair improvem:nts, o4 and can be in ,dcal place. $30 per acrc.J Xsjiesand c intllpirH oflheicity Mjm &. Larl P v. A. A'Aabv. Mzr or. Professor H. D. Sheldon, of the University of Oregon, made a vigor ous specehv In which he touched upon the Univrsity appropriation and made an appeal to the voters to sus tain lite appropriation at the June election. Professor Sheldon Is a splendid Impromptu sp-nker and his adilre-s last night hraught forth probably mop- appla;..' than any other luring the evening. Dr. D. A. Paine was called upon ami at the mention of his name h" was greeted with applause. He t"l'l ti. . i :! tl to make n'.i th noise th" v-aut'tl t t; lie was us-' 1 to It - he i w as f-tr::ie' siipe nn!eiHl'':i' el l 'ie i '(irictli insiiue a-loln. The difttr Nolle' of l-'lnnl Setelemcnl, .-;-e-.v t !'i ili'jit, a- ti-iia!. and p". as tl Estate jf Ellzaiielli Shannon, de ;!ie Hii.lient-e with his wlttltlsmsl ie,is-d: ; .;r it, between b'trsis of orattiry. Notice Is hereby given that T. C I'i :,f' ss,,r I.. It. A:le: in i". supt i hi-, lleiiilt leks, i-' i utor ..f mild estat 'teiiileiit of l-'iie ei s nil'.":", miok't haH filed his final act tint fir se'lle. i f th" ie.'uitiess ot i he l a i v-rs tfy i men t of :he eittate, ari l Monday, ih( i ,., . a tr r.s ! carte si up- ;iuili dav of March, num. t in htitnliiitus. In the Circuit Court of the S'ate o 'Oregon for Lane county. Glen O. Powers, plaintiff, vs. Oregon Dlue Hlvcr Mining Company, r corporal I en, defend a nl . To Oregon nine Itlver Mining Com pany, a corporation, d"f ndttnt: In the name of the Stale of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled court and action within six weeks from the date of the first publication of thiR summons, anil If you fail so to answer for want I hereof the plain tiff will take Judgment against you for the sum of JiiOO .00, with Interest from August 1, llior,, and 12i10.(IO, with Interest from November 7, 1904. and S$.4". with Interest from Jan uary 1, 1 907, and for cost and dis bursements of action, and for nn, or der of sale of property attached lr. thlsi action. This sutnmonn Is published by thr order of lion. L. T. Harris. Judge of the above entitled court made January 17, ltiox. and thli summons Is published' t ho first titio January Is, Jikik. WILLIAMS K- IIF.,N. Attorney tor Plaintiff. e-a to lee Velers tor t.'lt'll 1H',U III I 11 coi'iiu !. lion. V t '. W'a-iilell lie. o i.f th- il-'V 'liipmen: 1 and wlia' elti -tio'l. f'lltl of that h n done nil t iwar.1. iii'rltii k In the foienoon of fald ilay, has been set by the Hon. tl. ft. Ciiris Tnan. 'Vmnty Judye ofsnltl county, for h'-aririg obi' i thins It the siiuie, if anv, at the Couu'y c nirt r urn, a' the Court House of ald county. spring Suiis arc Now Showing Our Block of spring and sum- 3 mcr goods will bo larger and better assorted than ever bo fore. Goods are of best qual ity and stylish patterns, tnll orded by tho famous MICH- jj AEI.S, S'lERN & CO., whoso ? brand Is a guarantee of ex cellence. Come In and look at 3 them. Itig reductions on all win ter suits, In order to closo them out and make room for new Htock. We curry n full line of fur iilsliingx for men, mid our prices nml Mylc lire right. . We onn our own bullilliig, oy no rent ami lire sntlsfled tvltli a nwHonable profit. m ' HANSON No. H rant Ninth Street I-llgene, ttri'gou C K. Munro- T, W. Munroi HOUSEFURNISHINCS V7c now have the most complete line of stoves in Eugene Btds and Bedding-, Rugs and Matting, Shelf Hardware and cuttelry t? W. Eighth St, tUCFNif . . ' oR.c;r. -t t,i" (nan. , lc Mil t til- .he he peo mid 6 OF ALL KINDS EXECJTED AT THISOMCt.' iilitl'.y tor ion (or the I'niv rsity. illlllttM .(opl"l. ruary, l:oi. Tth day of Fi;h- :.n;ticKS. Mr. Washbiinie, at the close of lil' tho estate. Executor. Dorrlrt Sklpworth, Attorneys for hower & Wood Ileal tKstiilc nml Timber t.iimN Itiiiuli, I riu and ( iy llopcrtjr ionr iKiironuge ii nih'i iiulii sf.llcMciI. Itoinii I, over l irt Nut. Hunk JO And if you purchase FIVE Dollars wo-th of goods before April first I'll pay for and send you a Pictorial Review for one year ?nd allow you to select from our stock any of our J 5c patterns. Why not buy the cloth for the children's spring dresses or that gown you arc going to make. Pictorial Review is a 64 page monthly magazine with fiction, articles, fashions and also departments on Home, Dressmaking, Mil linery, Embroidery, Crocheting, Cooking, the Care of Children, Etc., Etc. Come in and look at a copy. I'll be very pleased to sec you indeed at the Eugene Racket Store 35 Qth St., Eugene, Oregon II O 5E8j2!iiSfrH i IEEBP SJCTt IS YOUR fsrB.,nr.vJN's mi 1 BREAD Madewith PURE WHITE FLOUR If it IS you already know all we can tell ycu about it. If it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FLQUR in ycur Kitchen Next Baking Day. It makes the Whi'est, Lightest Bread. FURE WHiTE Fl OUR is tr.aoc cf i'c!cclcc Scclch Fife Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High Grade. Use Pure White Flour for pastry and cakes as well as fcr bread- it sat isfies cr your mency back. Pure White Flour is fcr Sala by the following Merchants, price $ 1 .50 per sack Ceo. T. Hall Son, W. M. ;recn, W. A. Hell, l' I). Mm lurk. The I'higciic (irorory Co. ('. II. Daniels, Peter Johnson, W. II. Iiciopsier, Ccle .v.- Wilson, W. .1. (iilmnii .V Soil, .1. V. Willie, l'iuiiltaiil tirocery, t'nlversfty Home Hukcry, li. II. Irish l lepil .V- llyclniril, Siirlngflclil, Ore. W. W. Kuwk, Irving, Ore. ArliiiliiKe tt HiivIn, Oeawell, Ore. WADHAMS (Si, KERR BROS. DISTRIBUTERS f KLE TO Y0U-MY S3STER j (iuv iiM.ri U. I Will IJiiill, iwnt w.lh f.i V'oitmn'R atlrrn' t.'it"Min yuu, your m-HU'T, ( 1 nn ii vor.ir.n. mi'i v.'iinuii'i tifTfritj3 J lmv ((Mind thocuru. I will uiiiu, Ii cc of ur.y cr,r, i -1 f- j . 4it3t: Ui't ion.i lo II.. i 1 tlrnoiit. J umit it fr-.l t fl w-. if - fc ; yuu, n rt'nrr, fur j- iunw'tf, vo-.u -. . .-' ; , our iU'Ui'T. or your f iiiU-r. I wi itii , . t in cira 'urm !v ,i i t i, n,tm wit icmt ..a ' . f n t O'l't'T. Mf i CJliimt V, rutJiint wi f;fr,'... i ..j; ;, t Vth: t w v.o m n krow Irorn 4iprrlciio, il i ' brlt.-r limn any doctor. 1 k .'.w thut fiy hf". r( (.- r.i. f.t in a .( fit bVTo t i j for Ixu'-ttrrtior c UlntNh til .tharicrV I Irrrntlon, 1.1 -.rln i ib; ; IMI.itii of I'm Vomb. I r jiufte, Siutity i.r -ti';-i I IVruHl. i;ierlne or 0.urlnn 'lumor cr "ow'.ln; nl' i) pinn In the hen.), hu.k Hnd t-wcli, hc-irin ildwo (--Hnir, PiTvttunn;n, trt-cp nit It ellnir t- the wplne, nit liitKlioly, Uvflre 1i cry, hut fut.hr, Wffiiifi, ktiimy and llalior trouhlc bcij caunrtj ly ttcikneimpi fet ullnr to mr n, I wft'it t' rful tti a coiiinlfte 1n dmy' IrcM mtnt rntirtly true toprwft to yu tlmt yuu ran cur4 ynurnrlf ut liuina, rns.ty, quickly nrtt Burtly, lij-miiiiH-r. t.ifit tt will tint vim not hint tn v(m ti-i trntmm r omrIe' trijl : or,f if yo-i ?V'i!r1 wi-h in r-,nt .im-, it vtil cot yrti otily itUtut 1 li wnta wk, orlr.ui lmr t r-mn i t; It will rurt int.Tfcn with your work nr or-iiitkn. Just ml me yur nam onl fJ-Ucm, ul rni low y ai miir.-r if ya wiiti, ar.l I will at-nd y-i th t nut in; r. tor yo.ir m- rn tr,. f . r-, (n rl i n vraiMi.-r, Lv return tr-tul. 1 will aUo n-nd you free ol (, tt. Kk - Wl)UN S OWN MI'.tJiJAI AIVISI:K" wi ll exi.Unat.,ry itluatraillonaj ahowint w r W'mniulTT. firJ trr,- c i .i. ilv c i; th"it--Hvr4 at riotro, y.vry wr-mnn ahouM liava it. an 1 ftira tn think lor ierr-l(. ': i wtn-.i thi d tnr vh ' Voti mii't Yn- a an ojrution." ymi r i I' for ynif !;?. 'I ),-nt .art-1 1 v.."pi-ti Kuvw r'lTcil ttif rrnir4 wi'h my Jtort-p rfn iy. It curaa a', r Joutie. 'JMt.ther of ).nti r littr m, I will irxviain H nimpki hotn trm(miit which upwdi' iitrl 'frciiil t .va l,'.forrh.-M. t.r.tr Kifkn. -.4 wi I'ainal or Irn-rfiiUur Mrnairutttioo to Youbj Ua-Ji'-i. rintfipn. , mw licr.l'h f;lvi-a'4 tm il'n fr:.m it Whcrrvar i -ru liv, I r.i tt,-r vu f y( tr fuvn l-vHiy who know an! will fflndty w 1 rT antfarwr thrtt thia Horn 1 rnlm:iit rrjl turjii all wnmrrt'a diiwaAwi. and mak women wi, (rnnr, plump and roituit. Jut irntl ma your atldrr , and tha frw ln day's trMloimt layoux altiioUMk, WnaUniir. a y-u mnv uot aaa Um olUr aain. Addrwa MRS. Mi SUMMERS, Cox H. . Notr Dame, Ind., U.S.A. ; ," --V " - frl A i?py'.: 'fey
