Eugene daily guard., April 17, 1908, Image 5

THE EUGENE DAILY GITARn. FIUUAY. APlillPlT.
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AT
MANY PEOPLE
COMING TO EUGENE
TO RESIBE
POLDERS
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L quarterly meeting of the
IMield M. rJ. ciiiircn, oouui, jum
City ctiai'&e, win lie nt:ui in
.fifiH Saturday and Sunday,,
l is and 19.
L. c. L. McCausland, of Corval
f E will preach Saturday even
La Sunday at 11 a. m. and 2:30
Basket dinner. All lnvitea.
J. V. CRAIG, Ptttor.
hNIII"'f"'"1HMHm
I Special ltnuml-Trip liates to San
Francisco.
j On account of the Fleet Celehra-
Hon, tickets will be on sale to San
j Francisco and return for $:'.'. nn.
i Sale dates May 2nd and ttli. Final
.1 return limit 29 days from date of
sale. A. J. GILLETTE,
'l Agent.
The freight department at the S. P.
depot reports that many immigrants
are coming to Eugene from different
Pans of the East, a carload of
household goods and farming Imple
ments arriving nearly every day. The
colonist rates0 are bringing many
across the continent to Oregon, and
Ens ne seems to he getting her share
'j,' the immigration. This city Is be
ing well advertised by the promotion
department of the Commercial Club,
as well as by the fact that there Is
more building going on and more
public improvement!! being made here
than in any city of the state. This
morning Charles E. Michaels and
family, from Ogden. I'taii. arrived,
having been attracted here bv the
Commercial Club's literature. Mr.
Michaels called at the club and is
now being shown about the city, lie
is a merchant and expects to engage
in .-time kind of business if he can
find a suitable location.
A carload of immigrants' movea
bles each fur Fred Could, from Gar
den City, Kansas, and C. W. Delay,
from Downs, Kansas, arrived this
morning, and household goods arriv
ed for V. J. l'ongra from Mc.MInn
vllle. This makes the second family
to move here from .McMinnville dur
ing the past week. This is a record
for only a day. Other days make a
better showing,' and some not so
good.
CARNEGIE WOULD CREATE
POSITION FOR ROOSEVELT
CITY NEWS
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little Liver Pills. For sale
by all druggists.
The New Iowa
A Separator of Cream and
The Cream of. Separators.
Running, Most Durable
Took only medai at Jamestown Exposition
J. W. Quackenbush & Sons
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Many students left today for their
homes In the northern part of the
state for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Bailey died at the Eugene
General hospital instead of the Eu
gene hospital, as published yester
day. The sack social announced for
Friday evening of this week at the
Baptist church has been postponed
for two weeks. alV
A cement walk will at once be
built along the half block, owned by
R. A. Booth on East Eleventh street
between Mill and Ferry.
Dr. Scalfe today performed an op
eration at the Eugene hospital upon
the two-year-old son of B. F. MeCol
lum, of Mohawk, for necrosis of the
femur.
J. E. Kilhorn wishes to announce
to the people of Eugene that ho Is
drilling bed-rock wells for 50 cents a
foot. Phone Red 5391; residence
55 7 High street. a22
This rain is worth thousands of
dollars to the farmers of Lane county.
Vegetation of all kinds was In need
of moisture and It came Just in time.
Don't fall to hear the missionary
who has spent sixteen years of her
life in China. She will speak tonight
at the Presbyterian church In East
Eugene. Every one la welcome.
Six candidates were Initiated Into
the Modern Woodmen at the meeting
of the camp last night and two were
admitted by card. After the meeting
the members repaired to the Palace
of Sweets, where refreshments were
served.
The Scottish Rite Masons held a
banquet in Masonic hall last night,
the occasion being the celebration of
Maundy Thursday. There was a
good attendance and a splendid time
is reported.
1 William Beebe, who was sent to
the InSine asylum at Salem from
Lane county a few days ago. has been
brought back by his brother, ,T. O.
Peebe. The old man Is very feeble,
but his mind is not badly off.
Hammltt Bros, will at once begin
the erection of two nice residences on
Hliyard street between East Ninth
and the mill race. One will he a bun
galow and the other a cottage. Each
will contain eight rooms and cost $2,
00U a piece.
The retaining wall for E. J. Fra
sler's new sidewalk In front of his
Willamette street property Is being
built by the Warren Construction
Company's crew, preparatory to lay
ing the cement walk which has so
long been needed there.
Skinner's Butte Park hos been plat
ted and If the city refuses to buy the
biltte from th Willamette Valley
Coinpanv at the election tomorrow
the lots laid out will be placed on the
market. Those on the s'Ollh slope of
he Putte would make splcnuHi ouiiu
ing sites.
Today is Good Friday. Services
wit,, held at the Catholic church at
v::o tins morning, and another ser
vile will occur at T::i" this cvetiln.
At the Episcopal church se;yc. s T.
held at !i o'clock this for. n ion. from
U' noon to 3 p. m.. and ilils evenlin
thev will he held at 7 ::!(! o'clock.
J
Rev. Downs and the building roin
thi'te.. of nr M. E church of .lunc
ii.n City were In Eunene today end
I Free I nomas, the an-iii-draw
plans for a lU'i'p.i par-
C-e tO lie l.llll! th'Te tlli
ImiMHic in
O.
mill
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nDk ti"" "in
nf '.iii-'h!i, 1 ci .. n of Wal-
rvKie. and he had --n ill only a
f. w days. Funeral aniiuuncemenu later.
i V
PRIMARY ELECTION
BEING HELD TH
AFTERNOON
Tile primary election Is being held
j this afternoon throughout the c. unity.
In Eugene 9.ie vote Is light and It Is
j presumed that It Is corn spondlngly
lighten the ccoatry precincts. There
Is im opposition among the Demo
crats, mic none tin- Mime of the of
fices on I no liepuiuica:: side, although
! the fight f ir sheriff, assessor, and
representatives Is quite lively, the
respective laudldales hav:ig workers
at each of the polling places In the
Icily, afid at many in the coiiuiry dls-
1 t richi,
! The vote In the several Eugene pre-
ducts up lo 3:30 o'clock this al'tcr
I noon was as follow s:
South Eugene No. 1, 111 Itopiibli
j cans and 14 Democrat s; South Eu
gene ', s., Republicans and 1
Democrats; North Eugene No. 1, !I0
Republicans and IT Democrats;
North Eugene No. 2, l2 Republicans
and IT Doiuocruls; Eairnioiint, ts
Republicans and !' Democrats.
I lie iiiiaril will bulletin returns
from t.he election nil over the stale
as well as the counly, until bite lo
night.
Portland, Or., April la. That . gigantic endowment by Secretary of
Prestdont Roosevelt is lo be given State Root. The plans, as far as they
,, fc . , , have gone, plan to esiablish a gener-
the fiositlon of chancellor of a great ; . ,,,,,.,'. , Washington upon the
"national university" which is to bo co-ed neat lonnl basis with the Ameri
endowed by Andrew Carnegie for j can college svsteni carefully blended
$25,0110,000, and upon which the; with the (iorninn Ideal of speciallza
plans are now being perfected, and I Him In order that a wide general ctil
will be formally announced after thiture can be obtained upon which to
Chicago Republican national conven- huso the student's specialized knowl
tlon, is the substance of a dispatch ( edge. Many prominent educators In
received by the Evening Journal of America nro now being consulted In
this city from its special correspond- j regard to the plans,
ent In Washington. it. declared that the plan of the
The Information, It is asserted, president at the present time is to
comes from one whose station Is such , go abroad and spend a vear In travel,
that the statement is Invested with I By the time he returns 'the university
authority. I will ho siifriclentiv advanced to allow
Carnegie, declares this gentleman, j him to proceed with the details of the
hns been prevailed upon to make tho organization.
SEATTLE-EUGENE GAME
IS CALLED OFF
I IX MI..MOUIAM
Of Mrs. Emma E. Dray, who died
April 2, 1908.
Mother that endearing word,
Is music to the ear.
The Bweetest tuortul ever heard.
The one to all ho dear.
Owing to the rainy weather today
and the dismal prospects for fair!
weather tomorrow, Manager Mitchell, ! Thou hast gone from our homo
of the Eugene high school baseball : To the land of the blest
team, this afternoon called off the No more In sorrow to roam,
game between the local team and thei But forever be at rest.
Lincoln high school of Seattle. Tho I
weather may possibly bo dry enough ! Sleep sweetly, mother dear,
to play tomorrow, but tho threaten-1 In thy narrow, lowly bed. '
Ing clouds would keep the people Thou art freed from suffering here
away, and tho manager did not wish
to run the risk of going- in the hole
on the game. Willamette University
defeated the Lincoln team at Salem
yesterday by the score of 10 to 3.
SALEM MAN IH
JIVDE-llENSON WITNESS
Death no longer hns a dread.
Sleep gently, mother dear,
We can hut remember now
What thou haat hoen to us hero
Since death has masked thy brow.
Thou hast filled thy mission well,
And dono the work left thee to do.
Of all thy sorrowH none can toll
Hut 111 in who'll say "well done" to
you.
AN ADDRESS TO
VOTERS OF EUGENE
To the Voters of Eugene:---
Witile the water supply question
seems to absorb ail Hie Interest mid
the energy of the voiers, II may lie
I'cssary tu call your attention to
the other charter amendment, to be
voted upon Sat ill'da .
Citizens, do not lose sight of the
importance of the tnalter, Intended to
prevent further encroachments of
cemeteries upon Hie expansion of out-
tow ii.
Private ami corporation Interests
cannot count, if the health of Eugene
will be endangered more. It is n
scientific und hygienic fact, that cem
eteries and apt to contamlnale water
for a great distance, a tlennan au
thority speaking of a radius of fully
two miles.
Those assertions nro made impar
tially, without any point whatever
against any corporation or Individ uald
Tho greatest good to the greatest
number must be tho motto ami doing
of a real moral and civilized commu
nity.
Thus It ought to bo the duty of ev
ery citizen to volo against tho exlen
sion of cemeteries and thus for tho
amendment of the charter.
E. SC1I WARZSCIHLD.
F. N. McALlSTElt.
JOS. FELLMAN.
11. D. PAINE.
W. II. K A V.
T. W. HARRIS, M. D.
T. II, HARRIS, M. D.
V. W. PRENTICE, M D.
F. M, DAY, M. D.
J. W. HARRIS, M. 1).
D. A. PAINE, M. I).
CiEOROE O'B DEBAR, M. D.
Eugene, Or., April lli, 11)08.
Washington, April 16. The prln
cljal witness for the government In
thw Hyde-Diamond-Benson-Sch nelder
land fraud cases before Justice Staf
ford, In the criminal court, was E. P.
MoC'ornark, a bankor, nf Salem, Or.
He told of the numerous transactions
involving public lands of Oregon in
which Hyde and himself were Inter
ested financially. The other witness-,
es were Isabella Klncald, Belle A. I Sleep now, mol her most dear,
Curtis and Marian L. Doyle, ox-clorks Nothing shall disturb thy rest
in Hyde's offices. The defense sought ! Till our Saviour dolh appear
to offset the weight of Mr. McCor-l To fulfill our soul's request.
Hack's testimony relating to land!
transactions by admitting that Hyde
furnished the money to finance cer
tain dealB and that Mr. McCornack
was only an ngenl. Mr. McCornack
testified that he paid his own money
for all the land so purchased, hut
that he always drew sight drafts on
Hyde for reimbursement.
Thou hast been most dear
To nil thy children here, '
Anil In affliction's darkened sphere
Thou always shedst u sympathizing
tear.
Our hearts aro filled with sorrow,
Our eyes with many a tear;
But we look for tho happy morrow
When our Savior will appear.
Kl'tJH.NE IMPRESSES
JtOSEIll lKi VISITOIl
Dr. S. Hamilton, the well-
known local pioneer druggist
and capitalist has become a
staunch advocate of paved
streets for Roseburg. Ho
spent two days of this week In
Eugene, and his observations
there have convinced him j
that paved streets are the real
thing. 1
"Roseburg should pave her j
streets without delay; now Is
the time to do it," declared
Dr. Hamilton cnthuHlustlcnl- 1
ly to a Review reporter today.
"B.'ugene has linprevcd 100
per cent since she began pav-
1 lur, kftd Roseburg Ik making HI
Hri inlsnke in following her
"ltnpl. It's a grand tiling. HI
D'fut If nlong." Roseburg Hi
Ilevie.
- 4
lie will open up the grave
And let His captives free,
For this His life Ho gave
That we might with him he,
JACOB W. BRAV.
TEA
Good tea and tea are
quite different, both grow
on the same bush.
fnir frmft ri-turm jour money II jroo doo'
Uk ixliiJluif licit; wa par iiiw.
CiTA i;ioitsi:s
TUTS CANDIDACY
Mltficapolls.
fJKT BERTHS IIMll.V
Those who Intend going to the fleet
celebration at San FiTindsco May 2,
.'I and 4 aro requested to apply for
berths nl once so that they will be
able to get, them. If enough signify
their Intention of going from Eugene
a Pullman car will probably bo set
out here so that those going may re
tire early and save the trouble of get
ting up In the middle of the night to
catch the train.
A. J. (HLI.ETTK,
Agent S. P. Co.
April Dr--William
If. Taft was endorsed for president
tndav by tiie Republican state con
vention, tile del' i'a'i-s i hn'-!i tit rep
resent Mlnnieoi in tiie ii'i'i'ioal con
veiitem In log in-'-iii ' d for Ihe
ritary of war. 0J):rni'Miy win the
I E(;i:vifj. O
Whole Body Raw with Eczema
Life was Intolerable Was Even
Incased in Plaster Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless.
SUFFERED 14 YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA
"From tho npo of thrve month until
flftoon youra old, my son Owen's ltf
was nmtm intmtT
nhlo by wwnift in
lU worst form. Hi
wtiH all right until
a ml ran broko
out on his foro
lu'Mil, but wo worn
not uliirini,il at tlrxt,
Wry Mum, however,
th rnh iM'nn to
Hpri'mi over his hotut
nnil FihoulilerH, ami
it cnused him grent
discomfort. I took
him to n doctor nnd tried half a dozen
other treatment, all with the tmmo
result' iu improvement at all. Th
disettso Rratiually npread until nearly
every part of hid body was quite raw.
Vo had to Ktrup him down in bed, fop
he used to tear himself dreadfully in
his Mlifp. 'Hie aony he went throujjh
is quite teyond words. No one thought
we would rear him. The regimental
din-tor, a verv clever man, pronounced
the case hopeless: at h-asl, he aid tho
only hope was that he mii'Jit, if ho
I lonn enough, outgrow it to somn
live
extent. We had him in hospitals four
times nnd he was pronounced one of
the wool cases, if not the worst, ever
admit led. ''rom each he was din
charged as incurable; In fact he got
wono under Ihe Miccessive treatments.
At one hospital they incased him In
plaster, and this ecmod to aggravate
the. sore nc. terribly. He looked ho
Imdlv that no one liUed to go near him
and lus life wmm n burden to him. Wn
kept trying remedy after remedy, but
wo had got almost past hoping for a
cure. Six monl lis ago we purchased
n set of rutieura Soap, Ointment, and
Itesolvent i!W and persevered with
them. The result was truly marvelous
nnd to-day he is perfectly cured, hlnskln
not having a blemish on It nnywhoro.
Mrs. bilv i ledge. ,r I , V anglum Head,
t'oldharhour Lane, Cainblewell Clroeii,
Kng., Jan. 12, l'.M7."
Send to nearest depot for free Outl
curtt Hook on Treatment cf Skin Uiseasoa.
ilitlmm HfTTirllinr,wli thrniwhont tlmwurkt.
Tvttot UhiUom. ;'7, 'liitrt'ihuwH(i; t'lrk, tY lum
Of In t'ntx, Anitrnlln. II, Towns A (V , Mviinry
Ho .frnn. t.rruinii, I.nt . ('jiwtown. rn., ,H.A
tuttcr lru Jt Uiuia. Oirp., eiolu I'rutw.. L.luo.
OREGON 5; WHITMAN I,
END OF 6 1 H iiifiirib
OrcKon 5, Whltiunn 1, wna tho
aioie nt tliu biiHehnll nunio nt Ilo
eruntlnn Park lit tlut und of thu ttlxt'ti
InnliiK tlilH nftiirnunn. UreKnn U
pliiyliiK n much lienor gmno tluin the
iiuhliiKtonliini).
iii:m:v wii,Ii not
KKTl UN TO OHHOO
Sun FrnnrlHco, Airll 18. To tho
editor of th Kvonlnf? TnloKrnm.
In your Ihmiio of Tni'sdny limt you
utnto Hint filendu of mine any thnt I
will return to I'oi'lliinil to oppoBo Ful
ton's electlnn If ho nocurus tho mini
Iniitlnn nt tho prinuirlcH. Any mich
Htati'iiii'nl In uniiiithoi'l.ud nnd un
fouudetl, I hnvn Klvun what fncta
worn In iny pohhihhIou to tho .OroKon
piiblln nhoiil Fulton nnd hnveyio fur
ther Intt'roMt In hlH nlnctlon or'dnfuut,
nnil hiivo no lulnntloii of llKldn re
poutliiK them In cDiinectinil with ilia
ciinilldacy for nny offlco. 1 folt thnt
I Ii ltd a public duty to perforin, mill
hiivliiK performed It, my tUHk Is f In
IhIuhI. Fl! ANCI8 J. 1IENEV.
Mil. NI'IIVAHS(illl,l
ltMI''l'TKH HTATIO.MIONT
To tho Votorn of IOiikciio
Allow luu to rofuto uiout rMiorRotl
cully the iiHHertlon of tho Kontli.'int'n
who clrcitliitCMl uii uppetil UKiiliiHt tho
chiirtur mnnndineut. fonctM'tiltiK ccm
olery rxteiiKlon. TIiIh nHHi'rtion nc
ciiKea Hut orlKlniitoi-H of tho chnrlor
iinioudiueut of ImviuK hern liiHtlftntod
by perHonnl IntoroHtH or Intended to
further tho IntercHtu of eerlnln Indl-
vkiuuik or coriiorntioiiH. f Cement Work.
I for my pint lenve It to Ihe Judi?- j In ( t-r il r; cl to do nil klmlH of
nieiit of evury rlKht thlnklim nmn. i r0nioiit work, IUo wiilkB, fciiiniliitlona
whuthor nnythlim but publle Inter- ,.., An work KUriiiitt'oil. Phono
eat woiini inmiKiitfl me i" i"iho r Main 13. 0. Myora, (Jroaa Hotel.
I1IIIIIKIII1I7.II lllfnil Itllil lieiKII I'l'l n "'JAilO
niflny yoai'H HinnninK.
Eugene, Or., April I", IFios,
E, SCMWAItZSClIllvO.
KASTKIt .MAIlkllT
Eualer mtirkot, Sntunliiy, will be
Klven by tho l.ndleH' Alii Society of
tho V. H. Church lit Ijoiik'h hurd
wnro atore, on Ilth truet. Every
thing nice for your Euater dinner,
17
lllXil.V .NOW TO Tit MAT HAY"
ii:vi:it.
April In the Ideal time lo begin
lo treat hay fever oateopathleally In
hope of warding olf that aeheduliil
attack next Hummer. Permanent
Huron are often accnuipllKhed by re
moving oHtenpathlc lealona. Treiit
mi'iit ahoiild not be delayed null)
Irritation of the iiiiicoiih mc mhritneK
of the eyes and none baa reaulted.
In early spring the iiredlapoalnK
r'aiiae iniiy he treated nlono without
the handicap of having to combat
the exciting cause niao. aa liecomea
the case later, when pollen- la hlow-v
ing.
Dr. H. 1,. fitudley, oaleopnth, office
over Chainiji'rH' Hardware etore.
Phono Hlnck 11120. HealilenrK, 731
Ferry atreet. Phonn lied 3197.
OAHOIil.VR WOOD 8AWf.NO
W. Q. White la prepared to saw
your wood on abort notice.
Phono Hlnck 4351. Residence,
610 West Sixth atroot.
Inreaioia will double their money
tracts In the lllalr atroot additioL.
The city must milld In that uMrecUH.
In two years If t.h;y Of SPit
0i:.sri:ii m itiii: r
The ladiea of Ihe central Presby
terian church will hold their annual
Kaaier market on Saturday, April IK,
beginning at It o'clock at j. W. Kaya'
furniture atore. A tempting array
of ttoud thing will he on hand. u!7
IF YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Groceries,
Flour and Feed, Tin and
Granitcwarc. Headquar
ters for White River Flour,
Candies, Nuts
and Oranges
J. W. WHITE
1h Grocer
Corner 5th nnd Willamette Stj.
O Phone Red 4611
XKW TODAY
fc yri'i'e of IS
. nt of 0 n:-f :
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: ' ' "isiii -I. nr.'! :
,,:ilf i.y "a Itepu!,.::
-a : ilr.'i 'I Ifl tie- f -
The diliir.i'i-s-a' i.ir
It. k'.K l-:r, t. Pan!:
,.,..
1; (-Illlllt.tilcil
il 'ni'ii -tr i Inn
vi .bin cf lli
ill i nuyr '
inn ad'ipr' il.
i- list, l-'r.-ilik
Walter Hf-
'e have Jimt aildeii tu our atore
a rirt-cl4 engravliiK f t -1 1 1 rii"in ,
under Hie cupi vl'lnn of .Mr K. A.
v-'iTlii-f.', a rirat-ela4 lOraver
lately from .Mi.'im aio',1,-, .Minn.. Hn,
fine
rMngefr Minneapolis.; S'ate Senator 1
Frank E. Putnam, Ulue Earth; E. I!.
Hawk.
are .re.arel d
v, an h 1 a--j,
Olllle ir
tnm:i'.
itooiN bought, at
t ha ri,'e.
J. O. WATTS,
Jeweler nnil Optician,
Corner lith and Willamette.
' tir.r;i vj eg fiti
Irv, hllwt w.tre, etr..
tc . A re.-fiiliallle
llIK Vi lli In- d'llle oil
our Hiure free of
FOK SM.F, Llewellyn rim;
''kf rilrl; will be rlltbt
t -:i I II HiIh full. Price $10.
K:tv. K'll'ene, fli-. Phi, lie
4".:!7 or lll'o-k I '.l I.
W.WTF.Ii-'.fglrl !
v. in k at rjlir-
pup
a re
r,
to
W. II.
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tf
irO:,,,,:
Apple III the
ill at the Melhodl..!. paneinai;'
ll 1
FOIt HALF, -Typewriter, practically
new; ternia cash. Call ai II 1 4.
McClung building, cornQ Klghlh
and Willamette. alii)
Julius
o
Goldsmith