Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 10, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIttGKNlS DAIIA- IABD. TIKSDAV. MARCH 10. MEAT BRITAIN -TAKES HAND IN CHINESE AFFAIR : GUILTY COUPLE GET CITY COUNCIL WHAT THEY DESERVED! Toklo, March 10. AccordltiK to a well authenticated report, when tho tlrltlsh government wan Informed of Japan's announcement that in tho vont of refusal by China to enter tain Japan's dL'inundH, aim proposed o tnko "liiduiendnt anion," the llrltlxh foreign office askon Count Komura, Japanese, ambassador, what hi ops Japan and Ureal Urlmin ahould take covering the question of war between Japan and any other nation, i Komura was unable to give any In-j formation, and asked the foreign of-, flco hr for Information. I The attitude of Ureal Britain Is ; jin unexpected pliant to the question. It la understood that Groat Hiiluin Is advraiiih' arbitration. Portland, .March 10. llrt 1 Hello Waymlre waa sentenced j to four months and E. K. 1 KaddliiK to six months Ini- prlHoniuent in the county Jail today. The couple were re- 1 contly convicted of conspiring to ruin tho character of May- 1 or Lane by having him dlacov- f ered in a compromising pjul- tlon with the woman. ! RECEPTICH COMMIT FEES j HAVE BEEN NAMED MEETS IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION FIVK Hl'.MtHKI) IH)I,I,AIW Al I'llOI'lll.tTKU FOIl CITY P."" rrui'osF.s xi'.M kkoih ma TKHH OF IMI'OIlTA.N( K TllAXH ACTKI) SAFKTV OF I'l'W.IC 1U ILIHNYiH DIStTKHKI I In pursuance with a resolution passed by tha Commercial Cluh last evenlni? t have t ie menbers' wires tender Vludome Biauvelt a r"ciition next Thursday after:! rii ''-iw'lent William . npuolnted .Mrs. U. h. V.'hlt son and i'-H. C. U. YVIHoimhliy c the mi:i. 1 committer I Ciimt.hell. act Inner, with I'rot hnvlnt? to Six miles west of Ku((eni March 7, 190S, Annie, the 1 li-yciir-old cliumhter of I). V. Ohlsen. Shu leaves, licaldcs her father, four brothers and three sisters, her mother having; died nearly two years aito. The funeral was held Monday with Interment In tho Danish cemetery. J. M. Howe Is still selling beat tail ored suits on the const from Conti nental Tailoring Comuany, of Chica go, at M2 Willamette street. tC lent i 'avo ! rles ! All three ! The regular meeting of ihr city i council wan held la -it niKht with all ! members present. After the reading; of the mlnntes an1 the allowing of bills and Roln through the usual j routine work, Simon Klovdithl, enKl I fleer for the Portlan, Eugene & i Eastern railway, presented a proposl ' tlon to have the Eugene-Springfield electric line, after crowing tho South Warner lunon piuuoa i.eave or dors at Morris MiihIc Riore. ti All lovers of music should hear the Dixie Julill-e Hlngcr Haturduy evening at the Methodist Church. M15 Ltio c..y, .Ji ui,joi...-i ...i Hardy to act In his place, of the ladles have accepted The committee on reception for Governor Chamberlain, who will be hero on March I 7 to present the col or to the Fourth regiment, O. S. U., has also been tipiKtlnteil. It consists of Judge I. T. Harris, Dr. D. A. I'alno and 8. II. Friendly. JOHN McCOURT'S NAME SENT TO SENATE ITst Diamond Chick food for little I chickens. CM AMBEHS HARDWAHK CO. , Washington, Mnrch 10. President Roosevelt today sent to tho Benate the nonil- nation of John McCourl, of Pendleton, Or., to bo United States district attorney for Oregon. - i BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET v We are now located in our new building 7Z3 across the street and we will be pleased to sec you. ..SPECIAL.. Sib Can Choice Lard for '.. 65c BrxtUt Stew Strictly Coit, Prlc BKODER.S BROS. Wt Sth . StTMb market em Pacific track on Thirteenth street; leavs the centre of the road, from' thence to the city limits, 'and be built along, the south side of the Btreet ; About nine feet from the railroad : right-of-way, thus leaving the greater part of the road for travel on the' : north side. It was unanimously agreed to. j $3H for Park llirpnNON. ' Tho finance -coniml'teo reported I fnvorably on tho propsltlon to allow ! $500 for city park purposes. This i will be used in Improving Hendricks' park. I Other committees mad? reports I which were of a more or less unlm , portunt Interest. Ktri-e; Mailers. i A petition from residents of r.'ol- 'lege Hill niklug that the names of 4 I certain streets which are practically 1 extensions of struts in the origins! fit y of Kugene,. be made to confirm to the names of the streets of which 1 they are extensions was referr-d to the city attorney to preparo an ordl A nance to secure the same. A petition to construct a sewer In the alley between Pearl and High j streets between Twelfth and Thir teenth, was presented. Tho prayer I of the petitioners was granted and an i ordinance passed In conformity, there- 1 i i Willi. T y A pntlMon to grade and gravel. VVeBt Sixth street, west of Blair, was referred to the s'reet committee. The specifications for paving East Eleventh street were ordered filed and the city attorney was Instructed to advertise fnr bids for paving the I street. j The city attorney and city engineer I were nnpnlnted a committee to con fer with the railroad engineer about 1 the specifications for paving the 1 street railway right-of-way on East, i Eleventh street. Tho street committee was author ized to purchase one ot 3. Manerud si dump wagons at the price ot flaU, delivered tn Eugene. They were also authorized to fix up a street prm ler for sprinkling the street prepara tory to sweeuln. The fl- Pid te- com"'!-"" weri Instructed to put In a hydrant at ttdsi meliiii aid Lincoln .ireei.. in regard to the Maughn claim, for damages Councilman Fisher mov-l ed to detd the two acres known as j the dumping ground to Mr. Maughn; for his claim. He was the only man who voted for It. It was finally dls-, posed of by referring it to the health ommlttee and the city attorney to settle on the best terms they could or to fight the case, as they see fit. , The cement sidewalk In front of the property of E. J. Frasler on Wil lamette street was ordered put In and tho city attorney and street com mittee were ordered to see that It is put in at once In the proper legal manner. City Klrtion Officers. The following officers tor the com ing municipal election on April 6 and the special election on April 18, were appointed, the elections to be held In each ward at the usual polling places: j First Wasd ludse, S. K. Wil liams; clerks, K. H. Munimey and 1'. .f. McPherson. Second Ward Judge, D. K. La kin,; clerks; Kobert Cherry, W. S. , Moon. ; Third Ward Judge. Sherman Hel-. ler;. clerks. It. S. Bryson, W. O. Mar tin. Fourth Ward Judge, D. E. Yo-j ran; clerks, U. F. Hard, S. P. Ness. An ordinance regulating the con-j Ftruction cf buildings, appointing a i building inspector, etc. was read and ; r .rp,.( to tne ii e and ater com-1 mlUee. ' ' The city attorney waa directed to, prepare an ordinance with regard to; having all doors to pnhiic buildings) opening outward and that these doors j should be k'spt unloc ked whenever j people were assemble! therein. The j flro chief and fire wanl 'n w?re In-; stritcted to visit every public building : of every character In therity and re-1 port to the council whatever defects' they may have with regard to insuf-! flclent means of escape in case of fire and to confer with the proper offi cers of said buildings about correct ing any deficiencies. RETIRED BUSINESS MAN IS IN FAVOR OF NEW DISCO VERY . w mnai intprpsfine state- Ienr ments made recently concerning the .Vhr Vara ago"", w'as told I prices "l aysn'st, " '"it much discussed Cooper theory, that by ft pny3can that 1 had Brighfs Pron.pt reply tu in,,,"i , 1 fti. WiUI.INL- ... !IRRICATIO,N,spS PUMPINr. u . mj ! FuiHkcrNRY" for un,lDK. sprayiaT"'1!'1' fW ! holrhanks Scale, r.,1 Fairliunks-Morse i, ' ellh ion lot power and Hh7w,,lk' auttrrs. -mn i r KuiliMnlrui.. Choprs, Well l'unllUlf',V Fi for five; All H.st qualilv""1 much discussed Cooper theory, that by ft pny3can that 1 had Brighfs Prompt reply tu , has Bpread over the country during diseaso of the kidneys. I have treat- shlim.tH. Wr(te i" ' .h. hv E H. Lam- ed constantly for this trouute since. ; prices. "e.r;V: n. whoso without results. After reading the ueri, a iciini .i. i !.,, m, !..,. i. .1 us Francis street. ortr. Mass. Mr. l-ambert has this to say In connection with Cooper and his medi cines: -Some time ago I read an article about this man Cooper, in which he claimed that stomach trouble was directly responsible for most 111 health. He went on to Bay that, although his medicine did noth ing but got the stomach In sound con dition, It would. In many cases, re move kidney and liver trouble and various other ailments. He argued from this that the stomach was the ,,.in ,.u,,w nt ulekness' and slated that the success he has had with his ut results. After reading tlteaMfjrn . Rr am h. , I have mentioned, I purchased Aov.T BrANHDVV f of this man Cooper's medicine. ; gencs, Eugene (VW' I have been astounded by what It has done for me. I was relieved to some extent within 24 hours. Today my, h,ith hotter than for five vears. and so far as I can tell, my kidney trouble has disappeared. "My wife, who had stomach trouble for some time, tried the preparation after noting Its action In my case, and ner improvement, is, fully as marked as mine. She now eats heartily three times a day wlth- out any distress wna-wuever. r nervousness has also left her. I cer- tnintv believe this man's succeBs Is -Willicrrs Co.TJ voooronWe .504Wlllam,tS,. Phone itinah 11" that the success ne nas nan wmi uv, - medicines was due entirely to this fully justified, a-, he undoubtedly has o urnnHortlll liieHieitie. funf "I am now fully convinced that this theory Is correct, and believe Cooper has a really remarkable medi cine, judging from my own eryer- wonderful medicine." We will gladly describe the re markable record made by the Cooper medicine to all who wish to know them. Hull's Hed Cross Drug Store. HOWER & WOOD Real Estate and Timber Ranch, lrm and ( it, p-nZ our lanronaw n,Sl solicited. ' over First Sat Ruk Room 1, Don't fall to hear the Williams' Jubilee Slngeis at the M. E. Church Saturday, March 14. M15 Dammon & Sternberg are locat ed just west of Hankln's music store on West Sixth street with a photo tent and are now rendy to accommo date the public wit!. phu'os or groups. Stamps and cards a specM t, ml 4 Have Your seats reserved at Kuy kendall's drug store for the Jubilee Singers. Ml 5 Original Dixie Jubilee Singers at tho M. E. Church Saturday evening. uniy ffour more nays of Wats' Reduction Sale YOU CAN GET BIG DISCOUNTS ON Watches, Diamonds, Cut Glass,s Clocks and Jewelry, If you buy this week. Everything goes back to regular prices next Monday J. O. WATTS, Jeweler Cor'-9h(a'Wi11:nette DeWITT'S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOL RAGKACHE Weak Kidneys, Lame la Inflammation f tlia RlaiUtf' IIIIIWimilUMVII V UlVMNNl A WEEK'S TRIAL oac 3C3C G3 es&mnmssEEssssa c IC3CZS A Landslide off Merchaodi 0 Stanleys Great Sale Is Town Talk - - - As the News Spreads, Greater and Greater Grow the Crowds Tomorrow, Wednesday, marks the Fourth Day of the most terrfic slaughter of years'. As the news spreads the crowds increase until the sale i prac ttolly sweeping everything before it. IT'S THE MERCANTILE SENSATION OF THE AG. We are positively gU the Greatest,' Grandest, Most Stupendous Bargains in the hisury of Merchandising in Oregon. But Four Days and Evenings Remain ofthis Gigantic Sale. Terrific indeed must be the selling, we have tons of goods to unload in these remaining days and again we sav BUY. BUY BUY The opportun ity is yours GRASP IT. . ' y JUST A FEW PRJCES . JUST A FEW PRJCES I Shoes.. I Furnishings.. extra special la-hs' nws I rm,, TT7 it .1 I I . i mm n w 1 W m r fill I '1 1 1 I No. 1 Initio hemiril hluh with iiumi'ii. Inillm' anil ehllilren'ii liiH-i, Vftluoa to 1J.60..., uur $3 00 Inillra' ahora, turn mile, lock tip: tho luot anttufnrtory aliuo a havs evi'r aolil; all i, jM-i'lnl .- l.;ll Nit. 1 tittili' of 1111'n'a anil lailli,ii' hull Kruilt rhnt'; vhIiioa tui tu I ,"..') I, till II :Ti clill.li I'n't aliu, tan top hut ton, on nalc nt '.He Nti. I tahlo of ntt'ti'ii Mini laitu-n' li.u'; ruluoa up tu 13. fill. . 91. .ill $7. M0 lumi'm' lun'; tho nivat tiotialn, KUarantt'iMl liy tho uuiu uraelurora nntl hv ua; at.'lnl M.2.1 work ahlrta: B0i anil 7."ic moti hh-II HHv 2 " c how tlon (or lnin ami hoys (V to nu-ii's black llsl? hom, on nalo two pulra for jj.v I !.." int-n'n Rhivra on aal nt "Hi- (J.' nion'a hats: ain-rlnl ... I.V (ltio tntil. iiin'H wo-.Umi ninlt'r wtMr; valuxa up to II. 75: on lo nt tlltc 7rf i.ilton iindi'rwonr; pci'i:il am- J.M it(r on hiiIk t....O.V II. I'll null ahlrli., on aalo at . . r t.thlc ntin'p ntiil hovn' mm: vnliu i.i l.'.ufl; extra pi'lal UtM- 6:30 to 9:30 Wednesdjy Morning 20i Men's Work Sox, extra special one hour on! y, ir:" 25c IXTRA SiliaAl. 850 pairs ol the world famous Radcliffe Shos, all styles, leathers and sius. A regu Ait J150 seller, qi qq extra sp.cial . . i)1.77 Ask for this Sh.ie ' NEWS FOR. MEN m V',U ",;,,lv.kn rw could buv a high-gnd. wi, 0( j.,ltl u , nin th civ ,l mikinc, would you bfcyr x Willlhiv,ir.,4) M,n-, Hind T.ilorfd S..IK In th l.trst colorrd lffot. toi Hi mrd by on ol lh muter handt ol Nw Y k Ciiv S ilti ihVi " nude lor the m.l cntu-al. tnj Heht uo to lh monirnl In ittl'. Viiwi tip lo ) IS.W lor FOUH mitt itt only ... " $6 95 0 It will pay you to borrow the money if you have to. It will pay you to travel , to get here. It will pay you to stwk up for months to come. It will lie our everlasting and never forgot ten loss if you don't. DC Its the One, Great, Grand Sale of Our Career STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. Eugene, Ore yon - U.M Cross llHadnrhe Tahlets. old on a Ruarantw to clve relief Iii "'1' I'lltil-llni S,..m a.,l ..... . . .... 131. !' Iir. Worda l.inlniPnt: snl, "IK- l.M'Ha Timth I'otvd-T; sale St nip of I-Iks S;.l, .... :J,r ''irT'v'!,,'' '" S"""" I "'1 aito IiaiKlHIcm. salo". ". 7t)r ll k- " ' -I'-.cial sale at :' Slninvuis' Mvor lii.iri.lnTor lllr $1.00 lace curtains, on sale 2oc ladles' collars on salt' One table stationery; v.i: 11.50 per box; special 60c towels on sale, p r 1 "iOc boys' hnts; aperlal 3i'ic tooth brushes; sal Clark's O. N. T. rpm.l 1 stile 3 spools for One table embroidery: 50c; gpe.nl at us I" . . I Or . . I-V t.iil lik- Note the location. Don't get into the wrong store. We have imitators, but this is the Big Sale. e3 doors south of vth St., Eugene, Oregon.