Eugene daily guard., April 25, 1908, Image 7

wo
IHK KI GEXE PAII.Y CrAr.:. SATl liDAV. APISH. S 1HOH
I
ODD FELLOWS
! CELEBRATE TKE1S
ANNIVERSARY
ltl(i I'A1!.IIK(I STIiHHTS liV )M .
i'i:iii:.T r.it.wi in:s uf (i;i.kk
THIS KOKK.XOON
K.K1!( 1SKS IX KKiK.MI TIIKATKK
WITH A X AMlItKSS ,!V
J. M. WILLIAMS .1X11 A I'ltO
"HAM THIS AITi:ii.M
rn:sT 1'i iu.ic appkauam i,
or I MI OIIM ItAXK
r.
at o'rloek. I Hi' iiro-
follows" .
tli:fffff??f?fffffff
- K'.la K. Kn,:
lo--A.l, ;,. M, !!,
n Man.! Hrynn.
!. Charles I'im
I'-)'. u.
a lin,i Mrs. l'mil,'
"I st;iu.n:: of
Hroth. Kn-li
'. Lloyd SU'es ana K:uu
-Kva Walker.
... a r..
it n
vWr S4i' & A W ii ZA. -Ada 11 ii. Ms A HI
C r.-k, si-,
tniv. y Canton.
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM COTTAGE GROVE' tit:
I Hit
ew
IN
.-niiriiislurnaiicesm me lemui-
rfv-iteia act like a firebrand on
Lrves of women, often driving
!T (.,;. trinitie
s' "T" .. -
Iliervoll-S lrniiuiiu u in im a
L "of misery nut only to herself,
L. .n Mnp u hn mine under hpr
;0 iiii "-;
Tli ut mu Ii conditions can
entirely overcome by taking
BETAS LE COMPOUND
. , i f ii ... i . j
h.ven by cue nuioms ku.
p. J.SrV 'UU, lL . ill LAliaUil,
writes to -ins. i nikimm :
had the worst form of female
and my nerves were all tor a
kM; someniue.", I fliuificu o iuui-ii
It seftuctl as t honli I could not live.
Wan IO litKV Ljuitt rj. lllK
Vecftable Compound and now 1
ifadifferirat person. Your medi-
Es worth its vreiit in gold, and I
im.uj;.. J""
t AVallaee Wilson, Thompson-
toiin., writes to.Mrs. rmmiam :
nas all run down, nervous, aud
uot rest nights. Doctors failed
It) me. Lydia E. Pinkham s Vepe-
Compound restored me to perfect
Its for sick women.
thirty years Lydia E. Pink
i Vegetable Compound, made
roots and lierbs,.has been the
lard .remedy for female ills,
as positively cuieu thousands of
a who have leen troubled with
kfements. intlammation, ulcera-
lrresulanties, periodic pains.
the. Why don't you try it ?
L PlnlJiatn invites nil sick
Irn lo write lier for advice,
lias Knitted thousands to
111. Address, Lynn, Mass. i
Lane OJd Fellows ami Keuoknhs
are today celeuratlns the sum anni
versary of the order. The Jay was
propitious for the occasion, the sun
shining brightly for the parade on
the streets in the forenoon and
bringing a large crowd out for the
exercises In the theatre.
The parade formed about 10:311
o'clock this forenoon in front of the
I. O. O. F. temple on Willanutte
street. It was 'lieaded by the prl't
the nitniliers of Spencer ISutte lodge
.N'o. 9, followed by the Kugent .Mili
tary band. Then came Canton Ho
vey, Patriarchs Militant, the uniform
rank of the Odd Fellows, followed la
the members of Spencer Unite dloilge
and Wiiuawliala encampment, the
Kebekulis bringin up the rear.
The parade extended over a block in
length and was admired by large
crowds en the streets. After a cir
cuit of several blocks the lodgenien
returned to the Kugene thearte. where
appropriate exercises were held.
There were also in the line of
march quite a number of members of
the Coburg, Crow, Springfield and
other lodges of the county, many
membsrs from outside the city be
ing here to help the local lodge men
celebrate.
This was the first eppearanee of
Canton Ilovcy. The members were
clad in ,1heir bright new uniforms
with illumed hats and presented a
striking appearance:
At the theatre this forenoon the
principal feature of the exercises was
an address by Colonel John M. Wil
liams, of tills city. He dwelt on the
history of the order and its growth
and progress during the past many
years since its organization.
This afternoon the exercises began
MEN
.lust before gohig n press we learn
"f the death today. April 24, of W. X. i
he-ler at his Si'.k creek vallev home!
oj pneumonia, after a brief illness.,
Funeral services am! burial Sunday. I
On account of ill health F. U. Phil.1
Hi's, who Is just recovering from a
f "Ve:v illness, h:'S fo it necessarv
" r sign as cashier ef the Hank of
Cottage drove, and Is succeeded by
tleorg,. Hall, a well-knc.wn and pop
ular gentleman of this city.
Sam Hianton pr si'iited same ripe
wild s'rawberries to the leader tin'
Thursday which he found nn .McFar
land hill on his way to scho.il. These
are th, first ripe berries of the sea
son and are earlier than usual.
One evening recently Miss Celi.i
Smith, who resides in the Ulair home
en Fourth street, washed a number
of valuable lace ami embroidery
handkerchiefs and bung them on the
line lo dry in the back yard about 7
o'cl.'ick ill the evening. A few hours
later she Wi lit out to get the hand
kerchiefs and was surprised to find
all the finest ones stolen. Certain
parties were seen leaving the premis
es late 111 the evening, nnd unless the
handkerchiefs are returned to Hie
premises at once arrests will be made.
The stolen handkerchiefs were prln
clply gifts received by Miss Smith and
were valued at about $15. Leader.
CAl'.THlt WOI'1,1) MAKK
XO.M I X AT IOX t XA X IMOl'K
W. A. Carter, competitor of T. K.
Canipb-Ml for the nomination for rail
road .commissioner, published the
following card In a late issue of the
Salem Statesman:
"Til discussing the result of the
contest for the nomination for rail
road commissioner In the first con
gressional district, 1 wish to say that
while the vote between Mr. Campbell
and myself Is very close throughout
the district I concede -his nomination.
It has been a friendly race and one
free f-rom criticisms and abuse.. 1 es
teeir. Mr. Campbell very highly In
deed, and to my friends and support-
Crs 1 move that we make the nomiua-
I lion unanimous and give him our
loyal support in the election In June.
"I am deeply grateful for the splen
did en jurwiuuui 1 received from the
voters throughout the district, and
particularly of my home, Salem, and
Marlon county, and fully appreciate
the confidence it Implies.
"W. A, CARTER."
BUY
AT
4
it
il
it
it
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
??
Cliamfe
Kit
-
4
?
ii
it
A Buggy especially safe for women and ch;ldren. Will turn clear Ground
in 16-fooL space. Do you realize what this means. If your hoise gets
scared at the street car you can turn in 16 feet without tipping. Accidents
reduced to a minimum when
The Short Turn Buggy
comes into general use which wi'I be in a short time.
We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes.
We are Leaders in New Departures
ers Hardware
SOLE AGENTS
C
4444444444444444444444444i444444 444444444444
ttttt?tttt'4444t4ttttttt4ttt4ft44
POLDERS
Automobile Livery
Automobiles for Mire i
Day or Niht I
k Phone Clack J5II Night Phone BUck 1751 d
E'-GtNE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO S
D F VPITI'VV M-.n'..P rJ
.Olympic Flour
every sack guaranteed
Madt olsfltctfd Ejjtn Orfgorr hard -real. it rr"
Juces more loavei ol breid Ihin any oilier fi-uf and b e ?
lnavei are lighter and whiter. t o! th- i-ctrwd 4
ecuntih r.1 :A ..,nArA fn! is Of, 1:1,1. rr ll.n P
q other flours. ASK YOUR GKOCEX Fori I I".
i Tu nMiTiGAir. n ft ID IV(. MM I S ?
1';VWWf WtW lil IlllWlf lit j
A SIIATTI.K (iIKh W1XS '
Miss (ienevleve .ldlllstone, of Seattle,
Wins tile (.hiiardclli l.illl
erick Contest
The readers of this publication will
no doubt recall an Interesting adver
tisement which appeared during the
month of February, In which the D.
Ghlrardclll Company, of San Fran
cisco, tho manufacturers of Ghlrar
dell's Cocoa, offered a prize of a can
full of dollars for the best Due sub
mitted to complete the following lini
crick:
A sickly young student at Yale.
Tried to strengthen biiulieif upon ale.
Uut a wise college widow
Said, "Cut it out. Kid-do,"
The last line was to be supplied by
the contestants.
Thousands of replies were received
from all over the West, many of
them very clever.-but after a careful
examination of all the lines submit-
I ted it was decided by a committee
that the best wa3 that sent in by Miss
Genevieve Johnstone, of 120tIVi
Howell street, Seattle, who was ac
cordingly awarded the full prize of
$93. Tlie limerick as completed by
.Miss Johnstone reads as follows:
A sickly young student at Yale,
Tried to strengthen himself upon ale,
Hut a wise college widow
Said. "Cut it out, Kid-do,
Ghlrardelll's the drink for the pale."
Limerick contests are new in the
West, but judging from the wide
spread Interest, which In the Ghlrar
delli contest resulted in such a flood
of replies, th.-re is little doubt Unit
this torm of advertis ng will appeal
:o many other firms and that the
liiio ri-k adveni.-ement will b t ome
as general as in other parts of the
country.
GI.KMAV CO.lt 'II STAI.1.IOY
Tli Gerii.an coach horse which 1
purchased from Imncan Scott will
make the stand during the season at
Hang.;' barn.
;f J. H I'K It KIN'S.
It. ItAK. I'l.OKIST
I am now ready to furnish
4 cut flowers, ai-o designs In
any form. Alo house plantH
and shrubbery.
.-ill Willamette S'.
I'lenlj- of Trouble.
Is ,aa-ed by s'agnation ol In- IIvpi j
,i. 1 '. 1- To t rid of It and j
'.- i !.o he arid blliouM.es and rhej
e; !l:V brit-IM iatl tl'l :' e, 5 ;, ke I r. 1
K,, - V -v I.-'.- I'lll-, the r-;i:il.'.- .
r- tlat do tl.e work wi'hout'
' t.g "' grlp'rig. -"c Q W, A
K :r. r ..:.; i -i ii -is
ri'(ill,ISTIC COXT11STS
A.llOXli THK SAILORS.
Los Anftoles, Cal., April 211. Tho
last of the prizefights to be held here
in connection with the stay of the
American battleship fleet at the ports
of Los Angeles were decided today at
Chutes 1'ark with Champion James J.
Jeffries as. referee. All the sailors
on shore leave were gathered nbout
the open air ring and much money
was wagered cm the three contests
which decided the featherweight,
middleweight and heavyweight cham
pionship of the fleet. On the heavy
weight event it Is said that the crews
of the New Jersey nnd Missouri put
up a total ot 7iiO0 each on the r1;-
suU, i
Winners of Kvcnts. I
Philip Schlossbers of the New Jer- '
sey, won this event from Walter Al-1
tlet'l of the Missouri, In six rounds, j
the decision being based on points, as ,
neither man was near knockout when
the final song souuded.
In the middleweight claas, Dennis
TIghe, of the Alabama, defeated Hen
ry Tralnor of the Vermont, the bout
going the limit of six rounds and the
decision again being based on points.
in the featherweight division,
Frank Rafferly, also of the Ala
bama, defeated Hud Frederick of the
Illinois, In six rounds. As a conse
iiuence vl the double victory of the
men of the Alabama, the sailors of
that ship are making merry In lively
fashion tonight.
LOW
RATES
it a cr
Svery Ready Batteries
and Flash Lamps
Will be made this season by the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Qrejjon)
From Eugene, Ore, as fol-
XOTH'R TO STOCKIIOLPKHS OK
J.LIIWIII.LVX TI-lLI-ll'IIOXK CO.
The stockholders of said company t
voted at the annua meeting to call a j
special meeting May !. 1H08, at lj
o'clock p. m., at Central school lirtuse, '
School District No. 4 1, Lane county,
Oregon, for the purpose of increasing ,
the capital stock of said company.
All stockholders are requested to1
be present.
J. II. PF. It KINS, Pres.
A ANDERSON, Sec. in 8
PILES! 1-TT.Efl-. JMLK8I .. .
William Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, bleeding and itching
piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
gives Instant relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
plies and Itching of the private part".
Sold lv Linn I 'rug Co., by mall BOc
and $1.00. .VIlllHiin Mfg Co.,
praps., Cleveland. O.
IXI'OKMATIOV lit Ill-Ill'
412 Willamette street. Timber an
farm lands In large anil small tracts.
City properties, lits In Sladden and
Hlair additions to Kug'-iw. Wo have
the goods and the prices are right,
it will pay you to Investigate our
propositions beforo you buy else
where. OREGON LAND CO.
WOOD HAW'l.tO
John M. y. DIjcod, successor to W
K. Hoday. All wood sawed to gauge.
For prompt service phone Hlack
31112. Itesid-nee 3J4 High street, tf
Gasoline woodaaw
lows:
To Both Wayi One Way
through via
Portland Caliiornla
Ohicauo 7f.2f R7.5o
St. Louis 71.25 R2..v
St. Paul 6.L75 81 .75
Omaha 6.1.75 75.o0
Kansas City 6.1.75 75.oo
Tickets will be on sale
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 2o
July 6, 7, 22, 21
Atmust 6, 7, 21, 32
Good for return Is 90 day with stop
over privileges p eaaure within limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further Information call on
A. J. GIIXKTK
Local Acnt
nr write lo
Win. McMmtay, (icneral Pas
sender ajfent, Portland, Ore,
We have the agency for
the only Battery Manufactured
on the Pacific Coast and can
give them to you fresh
for gasoline engines and automobiles
it has no equal
HUNTER. & WILLOUGHBY
CAS AND ELECTRKj SUPPLIES
YOU WANT THE BEST
to be found in tl'.c Grocery Line plume or leave your order
"THE PARK GROCERY"
Successor to Nicklin and Neal
Quality and Price Guaranteed.
R. Daniel, Prop.
at
Phone Main 63
Park and Oak, 9th and Oak
rneth'.de.
V,' us- all tne lati
cic.-i fig ai dyeit;i at the
pv, orK?. corner .:x:n aw
t6 sfeet. Ph'-ne Red jVl
2S1, Eugene. Or.
la
Kunene
WIKam-
tf
FOR SALE 11V OMNKlt
Cnod building lot on F.a-t Twelftn
street, near car line, H.'ixP " feet. Al
so eight-roc cottage and two loif
on NorthaMHl street, Inoulro ol
J. J. WALTON.
Law Office. 113 Wlliame fu
I Wt,y buy new rlotnea nn w can
I make your old ones look like nn
I at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wll
llamett streets. tf
o
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsub
A POSITIVE CURE,
Fo fnHmrrntifti or rirrh
of th iiiavi'iftr mad JfiMd
Ks'tfioja. So ur mo .
Oirw -i-tirt.f U1 rnniv
iil.w all 1 MSiattjra.1 Ul4 Met
of ( tXstarr Or lank. Al
h,il harm I mm H-M Uf
"4dl r'flra IJJij, tr
Itiall, i'Klial'1, L'I. or lairM
'THI SAKTAL'PfPf IH C0
Hold hr W. Ii. DK LA N'O, Uruw.
The Largest Stock of Fine
Imported and Domestic Suitings
ever shown in the city can he seen at T. V. CASK'S,
Tlie Tailor. Yon can et fitted out with liij;h
Krade.uork at home for niofleratc prices. Call
ai.d see the latest styles for Men's wear at
T. V. CASE, Tailor.
SuiTssor to I). S. McUouyjiil.
J. M.
Morris
J. W.
V.
Warren
Y. Morris!
The Red Star I
o
Itni MiU', I risu r it nc v, liivfif- I
ni'mv : . : : :
I'roiM-ny nml Sold nt
OHinr'f4 prin : i : (gj : i '
lt')orn A, Mrf'lurtK hlork, "'onn:r 8th1
and WlUituiWD! HlH.
f'hono Offlro, Illark 127!; I. j
dence, KUck 4402. 1
Kugt-nv, Orrgon
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Does a Genera! Banking
Business on
Conservative Lines
S. SPENCKR, President.
H., POTTfcR, Vice Pres.
N. McALISTLR,. Cashier.
Cor Tlh and Willamette
JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
i