THE EUGEXE DAH.T GCAHD. FRIDAV. .FHIU 17. 1008
0BSTI1ME DICERS)
WAY LEAEL TO CANCER
There is no ii..'erence, at first, in the appearance of a canccroun and I
comiuon ulcer. oul for this reason every sore that is obstinate 'or Blow in
beating should excite suspicion, lor tlie sore IS noimng more man me exter
nal evidence of a pollute.fhlood, and if allowed to remain may degenerate
into Cancer. KfTorts to heal the ulcer by means of salves, plasters and other
external remedies always result in failure,becase such treatment can have
no possible effect on the blood, where the deadly germs and morbid matter
form, and are carried through the circulation to the place. No sore or ulcer
can exist without a predisposing internal cause, and the open, discharging
ulcer or festering old sore will'conlinue to eat deeper into the surrounding
U ri i nolluted. perm-infected circulation discharges its inipur-
Mies into it. 8. S. S. goes to the fountain-head of the trouble, and drives
.v. .,.!'.., u dMrl .,f.rliwl imnnriliia which keen the '
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ulcer open. Then as this rich, purified blood
poes to the diseased place the healing begins,
all discharge ceases, the inflammation grad
ually leaves, new tissue and healthy flesh
r E7J m fxaHrW are lormea, ani soon iue norc is jktiuiu-
PURELY VEGETABLE roots and herbs of a healing, cleansing
nature, and unlike mineral medicines,
which often do great damage to the delicate parts of the system, S. S. S.
toaes up every part of the body. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical
advice desired free. 1B.E SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
University ofc Oregon News
Dan Ke.lly will train under "Mike" , captain, third fi-ior, Floyd Ramp;
Murphy, of the ('diversity of I'enn-1 ccond fl"r, A. S. True. Managers.
, , ' . third floor. Ctuium-ey Cunning, ec-
sylvaala, to re-et;tablii-h his reputu-, Ijn(, n'um .'..,.,.,,- ct.r. Mucu and
tion In tin) sprints. The sporting i i-aiiies wiifDbc held in .May.
l.!M-iil jiih! IVrsonni.
rofessor Sc hnil.lt returned from a
world In thhe Kast h"-hjs doubtful as j
In lliin'u Hbililv. or th.-il he never rn n
the hundred yards In the world's ree- - trl) to Finland Tuesday, where he
ord time. It. Is absolutely necessary j addressed a German convention on
for tiliu to show that he la a lO-sec-ithe University question,
ond man to be generally aeeepted ! S. Hamilton, .Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
throughout lh. I.'nlled States an the I Kamlllon. Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. J.
REMARKABLE REC
Y COOPER IN M
Eugenue, Or.,' March 2S, 190S.
To tU Hon. Mayor anil the Common
Council of the City of Eugene:
O'-ntlenien Pursuant to request 1
-uhniii the following statement
Si
OPPORTUNITY
COLONIST RATES from all parts o( 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
FKOM THK PKlNCIPAIi CITIKH OK THE MIDDLE WEST
THE HATK8 WIIX BK AS l OIXOWS:
CHICAOO.
ST. I,OUI8
KANSAS CITY
From From
$118.00 COUNCIL BLUFFS $10.00
$:tn.oo OMAHA :to.oo
,.t 9H0.U0. ST. PAUL - sao.oo
Corresponding ratos from all other Eastern points. Stopovers
1 at pleasure at all points In Oregon.
The Colonist Rntn Is the Krentmt of all holm-builders. Oregon bag unlimited
renourceH and need more MMiplo who desire homed and larger opporl unlUeji,
Ortgoi people ctn acconipllsh splendid results by heralding this oppor
tunity, to all the world. Bend Oregon literature giving good Tollable Infor
mation about the stats, far and wide. Call ou the above railroads for It If
necessary.
Fare CanBe Prepaid
Iloro at homo If desired. Any agent Is authorized to accept the required de
posit and telegraph ticket to any polut. Call on,
A. J. (JILUCTTK,
Local Agent or address,
WM. McMURRAY,
General Paswnycr Portland,. Or.
! THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from the best brands obtainable
Our Coflees and Teas are selected with great care,
and our cracker list is eon fined to the best the market
affords.
As for flour, ve carry the leading brands. A share
of youri patronage solicited.,
Phone
Black 1571
Staple (Sh Fancy Groceries, Flour (Sh Feed
W. J. Gibson & Son
97 WEST EIGHTH
forenioHt sprliiUr of America
"Alike" Murphy Is perhaps the
Kreateat trainer In the United States.
Pennsylvania HtuduntH hol'l him
above any on the Atlantic coant. An
ex-Peniibylvanla student at the Uni
versity Hutd that Murphy would put
Kelly in nhapo If any man could.
Murphy's strong point is training.
IlertKrh Iteltfr.
Krnerit HertHch, the senior who was
hurt in the ammonia explosion in the
chemistry laboratory, is Improving
very rapidly. The accident threat
ened to injure on eeye, but Dr. Ue
Itar, who is at ending him, warded
off the impending harm. Itertsch
was experimenting with ammonia In
a tube, which exploded, striking him
In the face.
V. W. ( A. Lecture.
Mrs. Kristensen, a missionary home
from China on a furlough, addrcHsed
the V. W. C. A. April 7 on the sub
ject "The Chinese Woman from the
Cradle to thj (Jrave.
Mrs. KH.flt'iirien left her homo In
Norway when nineteen years of ae,
and after several years of training in
hospitals took up the work in Chi
na, She has beeji there nearly six
lecn years. She anil her husband are
the only whites among a half million
(.'Iiine.-e, and ul:!ioukh they hnva had
aiany narrow escapes, are very proud
ol their progress.
Class et L!."t .Next Year.
Registrar Tiffany states that the
freshman class tor next year will
probably reach 2a0 or over. This
year one-fourth of all the high school
graduates In the stute came to Ore
gon, and next year there will be near
ly 900 in the state, which should oc
casion the Increase en ally.
McKwen Wins
Ralph MoKwen won the novice
track meet Wednesduy over a horde
of close competitors. Some surprises
were sprung by entirely new men
True, a junior, who was an unknown
athlete, winning the broad jump by
a leap of 19 feet 7 inches. The meet
was not conducted as first announced
by Trainer Hayward, for many of the
participants were v far from being
novices In trac'i work. Considerable
complaint was heard on this ground.
Officers for Dorm Tennis
Wednesday night officers for the
"Dorm" baseball and track teams
were elected as follows: Baseball
captain, third floor, Walter Herry
second floor, A. .!. Elton. Track
present water O'orka system
of I
K. SJwycrs an. Mm. A. I.. Kuhlr.
of lUmburB, visited Miss Hcsnie Kid
der and attended tlie music-ai ie
tlval this week.
Mi sh Joule Moorehead, or Junction,
visited the Kloslie Tillacum house
Wednesday iiiKlit, and also attended
the "Golden Legend."
Professor Carl McClain returned
from Portland this week.
Miss Grace Parker, matron of the
dormitory, returned from a short vis-
It In Portland Tuesday.
R. ll.md, of Florence, visited
hln Bonn, Jesse and Paul, last week.
Miss Hazel Mean was a visitor in
Portland this week.
Miss Schuecker visited in Portland
Saturday and Sunday.
George 1. M. White, of Portland,
was elected manager of the freshman
track team this week. It Is very like
ly that, the 'niversity of Wnshinston
freshmen will be brought here for a
contest.
During the April vacation the II-j
hrary will be uiieii between S and 12 j
each niomiiiK-
No rates are i.'iven by the railway
company to students during the va
cation. .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Condon
visited relatives here this week. Mr.
Condon is registrar at the L'niversity
of Washington.
I.. I.. Steiwer Is ill at the dormito
ry. He has been confined tc his bed
for several days, but is now better.
Miss Miida Drain, '11, is prevented
by Illness from attending college dur
ing (he rest, of Hie semester. Her
home is in Drain.
Mlsa Pearl Wilbur left last week
for Union, where she will visit until
after the Hpring vacation. .
Miss Illanche Huston left Sunday
morning for her home in Portland.
The Misses Effle and Una Smith, of
Pendleton, visited their brother, Ed
gar, during the past week.
Snm Davidson, '11, went to Port
land Friday night, returning Sunihw
evening
Stephen F. Scibird. '11. has
ed to leave college for the rest of the
semester to take an interest in the
Union Republican, of which his fath
er is editor.
Bach student who goes home dur
ing the vacation is expected to do
work for the University cause. Last
Wednesday a meeting of the student
body was held at which plans were
formed
the rltv of Eugene
An up-to-date water works system
such as the people of the city de
mand, should have piis large
enough to furnish adequute fire pro
tection, with a pressure economical in
the consumption of power, and cost
of repaiK. if a gravity system is em
ployed, also an abundant supply of
pure water for domestic and commer
cial purposes. The present plant is
supplied with filters, which if provid
pd with coagulation tanks and the
eqiiu! th... iare
flltar- ...
l)er sr.. . ' rfI.!
The remarkable success Siat has
attended Ij.V. Cuoper during the
past year has. not been confine c to
any one locality, but Is so wide-
well-known figure In most of the 0av- When th . fc-
1!! Mio ... B!i
ne sa , of his p
di:
leading cities of the country.
Mr. Cooper believes that the stom
ach is the foundation for most Ill-
health, and claims that his prepara-, thoutanj bottles
lion, uy reKtiiniius Le oiuiuaeii, is a tue Slat
true specific tor most diseases. The
added to thil ?roul
has s , i ., T or k
,'lHwo7.3.l
tt CS nf i,
is a truly ,em; r,rM1l:
proper settling basins, should deliver j following extract from the Tribune; "Duritu' the i.aI?4
water to the consumer that Is prac-of Minneapolis gives an idea of the hundreds of MiuiiejMl
.iiiv fro fmni bacteria and sedi-! surprising number of people
mentation. H is stated by good an- are accepting Cooper's theory.
who
The
JUiuin'y
cld-
lil'C IA II. YOUNG
I.ucla II. Preston-Young-was horn'
In Plttsfield, Vermont, May 23, 1H34,
to Lucius and Rebecca Holt Preston.'
On Januiiry 14, lS.'iti, bIio was mar
ried to Dr. 11. J. Young, and two
years later moved to Wisconsin,
where two children, Carl II. mid John
C, were born, in lKGo they moved
to Minnesota. Since she wiih para
lyzed In ISiiti slio had lived with her
son, Carl II. Young, nnd In 1SUS
moved with hlin to Oregon.
Dr. Young died at Lebanon, Ore
gon, In April, 11)00. Her only sur
viving relatlevs nre one brother and
Kranddnughler In Minnesota, one
slater in California, and Carl H.
Young and family, of thli city. Mrs.
Young was a member of the Congre
gational church of Wnseca, Minn.
Funeral services will be held at
10 o'clock Friday morning nt the
house, 4 7S Pearl street.
EUGENE HOSPITAL
Medical nd Surgical
stait
T KuvliendII. M, D.
W.O.ProMrr. M. D.
P. I. Birtle. M. D.
B. F. Scaieic. M. D.
D. A Pile. M. D.
Gro. O'B, DtBir, M.D.
L. E. McDougil, M. D.
For the arc and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps oi trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by tlie faculty and practic.il
tra'ining in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Suft.
HAlililSHI ItC LOCALS
Eil. Whltnker was at Eugene on
a .short visit the first of the' week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Huckniim. of
Coburg, were here Sunday last, visit
ing with relatives and friends fur a
short while.
It. S. Norwood was down from
Eugene the latter part of last week
ou a short business trip. He Is do
ing unite well up there, where he has
a large stork ranch rented, and his
many friends will be pleased to learn
that he Is succeeding. He was on
his way down the river, where he
has a small farm. Bulletin.
VOOI! WOOD!
Maple, body and second growth fir
and ties.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Phono Black 1141.
It. lt.VK, FLORIST i
1 am now ready to furnish
cut flowers, also designs in
nny form. Also house plants
and shrubbery,
ill I 5S5 Willamette St.
authority that in order for filters of
this type to be effective it is neces
sary for 2 per cent of the water forc
ed through them to be used as a back
flow in cleaning or washing the fil
ters, when the water is free from sed
iment as are the waters of the Wil
lamette river during the summer
months. In time of freshets, when
tlie water is muddy or very turbid.
a back flow of 3 0 per cent is re-1
quired to keep the filters clean and j
allow them to do effective work.
Filtering without coagulation and set- ;
tling is not effective nnd does not
remove the impurities from the wa
ter. The filters, under the present!
construction, could not be expected
to do offectlvo work, and frotiuently
sedimentation is found in the wa
ter drawn from the service cocks, and
in time of freshets the water is so
badly discolored as to indicate that
the fillers have not be?u used at all.
and under present construction could
not be used.
The ground or rather the situation
of the present plant is unfavorable to
the construction of settling and coag
ulation basins, if these were con
structed it would cost $15,000 and
necessitate the relocation of the
plant.
The cost of filtering water by the
use of mechanical filters Is variously
estimated In the different cities of
the United States at from $3.50 to $7
per million gallons. Striking an av
erage of say $5 per million gallons,
and estimating the city to use 1,000,.
000 gallons per day, the cost of fil
tering alone amounts to $1625 per
year. It is not probable that at the
present location the suction pipe
qcrnaa the river can be made to re
main uninjured in the bed of the
stream, during the winter season,
the gravelly bed of the river being
constantly shifted by the current and
will undermine any construction of
pipe line across the river; hence the
only available source of supply is the
river, and the present well Is un
available. It seems to have been the
design of the engineer lti placing the
new reservoir on the highest point of
Skinner's but te to get adequate fire
protection with the smallest diameter
of pipes now in use in the present
system. This can only be accom
plished by an enormous increase of
friction in the pipes to get the in
creased velocity of flow necessary to
give the city good fire protection.
When such high pressure is used at
the expense of pumps and the in
creased cost of power or the greater
expense of high pressure pipe, in a
gravity system, the expense is too
great to be squandered on friction in
the pipes, and such frictional loss
entails a dally expense as long as the
system Is in use, the extra expense
will 'in a comparativly short time pay
for larger pipes and the cost of a low
er reservoir, It is poor economy to
continue the use of so high, a pres
sure system not to reckon the cost
for repairs. If the present Intentions
or the city arc carried out and a grav
ity system put In, the extra, cost of
pipe for so high a pressure would ex
ceed the cost of the present reser
voirs and the cost of repairs would
be correspondingly greater. With a
pressure such as could bo maintained
economically In a gravity system the
pipe lines in the present system are
too small for adequate fire protec
tion, nnd new reservoirs nnd a recon
struction of the pipe lines would be
necessary. The present plant has not
given good satisfaction fo the people
article was one of many that appeal
ed during Cooper's stay in Minneapo
lis, and is as follows:
"The sale of Cooper's preparation
is now phenomenal in this city, and
an estimate made today seems to in
dicate beyong all doubt that it will
been cali.iL t ...IP".?
1 he has ,o nZtS?
medicine, ,)m lt K "f
his visit win i '. '? SJ,e lost
the sick ef the ci-: " r"!EW
w'e sell ihe (amou, rm.
aration which h -.i00;-
record to ; ,,", ' t
EUROPEAN PLAN
ABSOLUTELY FlREffiop
Los Angeles' Safest Hotel
LOXDOX. SPKIXG'S 1TH.MS
(Special Correspondence.)
London, April 16. Spring with all
her beauty is here and every one is
busy. The farmers are finishing
their late seeding and eaj'ly garden
ing All nature has put oh new life and
every one Is happy, or at least ought
to be.
(irundma and Grandpa Carmlchnel,
who have been very sick with the
grippe and pneumonia, are gradual
ly gaining.
The Shortrldge sawwill has shut
down and W. C. Shortrldge, who has
now been running It, is now running
his ties to Latham, and now has 15,
000 in the river.
The London Springs Association
has been very busy for the last few
months remodeling the hotel nnd
bath house, nnd they nre now In fine
condition. They have just put in a
new large hotel range nnd complete
hot water system. It looks as though
they mean to cook for all Lane coun
ty this summer. And they are surely
prepared in their new bath house to
clean iheui up, with steam, shower,
tub and mud baths. Their bottling
works are running at full cap.icitv,
and are a long ways behind w ith their
orders, but we think thev will soon
catch up. Still, It is hard to tell. It
looks as though the whole state mav
go dry.
The Black Butte mine is now doing
good work and the furnace Is red hot
all the time, and we hope to see the 'The company has employed experts
quicksilver running out in big! in the manipulation of its plant and
""earns. there Is no likelihood of the city he
me V.OHJH. run grange at London "'S nine to get more competent men
to manage the plant more satisfacto
rily mnn tne present management.
The present Bystem can only be re
garded as a makeshift to be used un
til, the city could put In a new and
un-to-date gravity system.
.Not mentioning the value of the
t xtiTicn
I
! The 'Willing Workers" will' give
i an ice cream social at the Christian
Vhuvch at Marcola Saturday evening,
i A ; r U IS. do proceeds to b- used to
I ward buying an organ. Kvery one
.cordially invited to nMend.
Springs has been doing some good
' i"e past winter, nearly all ques
tions of local Importance, and even
woman suffrage has been well dis
cussed from time to time, and when
the election comes around you will
find them up to go. especially to
Matement No. 1. Look out. all von I real estate belonglna to thp enmnnv
fellows who are running for office, land estimating the total replacement
Well, wo don't hear much about I" to be $1 12,305, and deducting
hard times up here. We don't have i $-0,050. depreciation of material and
time to gro-! much, still wool and I machinery by reason of age and use
mohair haw hit the bottom, or wejni't making a further deduction of
hope it has, for we don't want to!$37.0nu, the esimated present value
-.i- ii kii ii.:, urr. wy our goats "i 1 pumping plant
and sheep are healthy and we will ' well, would leave $5
,...n,s i.uni mi'iu iiiiui a ie e ii' 1,11 i material w i i i th.. ..it. 1.1
and liven If we cannot s. i we can i 'hough at a treat disadvantage i
cat some of them and maybe t.i fi,i,. the construction of a gravitv svoe'm
lug. so w. don't care niiieh auvwav U II W UIiio'xkr
be ause it Is leap year, and you ., ' ' n,v ic'-mj,,,.
ic, t some changes. . w i; ),., . I . ' r-
bet tei. Hun-
reservoirs nnd
2 45, value of
MKKItV WIDOW NAUtOt?;-
for Ihe
llil is
not st e
lar eve
around
1 re aw
-vur irii-iWfW"''
THE KING, EDWARD
In the Heart of the City
NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFI
A very desirable hotel for all visitors to the city.
First class in ail respects
Rates $(.00 per day and up. Write for booir
TOUSLEY COMPANY, Props.
j Automobile Livery
Automobiles for Hire
I Day or Might
M Day Phone Black 151 1 Night Phone BUck 15:
5 EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO
I E. D. VdLTl ;H, Manasrr
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OR.ECON
Docs a Gcncrai Banking
Business on
Conservative Lines
S. S. SPENCER, Pl
L. H. POTTER, VisP
F. N.McALISTER, . l
Cor ?ih and WilUmeM
now Is v oir time. We en
very far, but 1 nil ,et a ,1,
ythliiK w ill cuue out all rh:
London anywav.
LONDON T1MKS.
He
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PIANO LECTURE RECITAL
EDWARD BAXTER PERRY
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T. tliounnml romvrtii In Ihe I'nltcl Stale. Only American plan,
la whoever ilnyel til tlie liiiM-rlnl Court of
O ;TiiiHiiy nll'iirliiK with lilm Kunlie
I'limi tirnml I'lnno.
M. E. Church, Friday Evening, April 1 5th, nt 8 o'clock
Aliiilei' Kiiki'Iip Music Club! Ailmllou AO cent. Ticket t
Linn's Drugstore and The Stevens &. Hulin Piano Hohse
ma: WATKU
new line of Merry Widow sailors
just received nt C'olvln & Husaell'a. I
Qll Kast Ninth tnet. tf 1 For pure beilioek water see (1
i vlaytor. All surf.iee sat
! sior A I lrih hum; inuixiKu 1
Hrlng your work to sQlthermana I
i wagon and carrlacw Qiop. Mr. WI1-'
kins. in. the well-known bi'ieksmlth. j
I with hint. Kino flrnt-rla painter I
and upholsterer from the Kast. All
work guaranteed. New rigs made to
order. a 16 1
W.
rased off
oy rasing into tne bed ruck, thus in
suring nothing but pure bed roek a
ter. O. W. Taylor. $: I'attersot:
street, Kugene. Thone Hed 3;!7 7.
M ItNITl llI: I (Toi:Y
Mains loiretiased tlie Day
ue.sim ii.niltui-e f.-.etory. I am0tiow
, prepared to tnanufaeturo furniiur
juiion speeial orders, and am pr--1
pared to fill rders for the retail i
or wholesale trade. Itepairing work i
a so sollelted and prompt attention!
' given same. i
My prlees will be found reasonable!
Xd satisfart on cC3-nt,t.j I
The Largest Stock of Fine
Imported and Domestic Suitings
T. V. u :
i nit
.ear a.
ever shown in the city can be seen a!
The Tailor. You can get litte.
gra.le work at home for ino.k- .
and s-jc the latest styles for M-
T. V. CASS, Ta&r.
Suecssor to IS S. McDougai.
-pert.
H. C. MOHGAN.
WlKin SAWlNff)
OAMTOriXA.
watkh: watkk:
For pure bed rin-k water see La
i oi Ke R i-etner. e rase off a,; sur.
) f.vo water by casing n!o ti.. b,-,
1 roek. Insuring nothing but pW' bed
, rock water.
j LA IH-KK W.KKKI.l-:u.
w Si's VillaVd Hoi ard
I'honc Ked 5121. Kugene
E. Bodnr. All nn-L.j ... '
-,'7:MP! '"'"" Phone Bla"
Vh . "igh street
etasoltne woodsa.w
t:
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bn i l-V y7r '""I" 8h"'' ' !' river ;
bndm and save 50 cents. '?
Warner tunes plan,,,, .C.T nr '
Her. t Morrl,' l!usc S;3re ,i i
10,000 olIs WaSiPPer
Just Received
Call nnd See It at
PR.ESTON & HALES