Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 02, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAttT CCABD. fi-.TmP4Y. iAY 3, 1800 Oiib of fliB Intert'Hlinif mid enjoy-j able cvenla of the week Was the re-1 ceptlon given on Tuesday evening, by the Indies of the Fortnightly club,! ut their club rooniH in the library building. Mm. lOmmuns, ?ho vlie lirealilcnt of the club,-Introduced the Keuker of the evening, I'rofesBor Herbert Onmble Howe, whOHH (sub ject was "Mr. II. (!. Wells and bin works." The lecture was exceeding ly Interesting and was delivered In a very iilHUtmnt manner, as I'rofos or Howe's lectures alawys are. Fol lowing the talk the gnosis and club members enjoyed a social hour to gether, during which refreshments were served by the Misses Leslie lOin-) nions, l'rances Young, jessio L,aiK Ins, 1 .11 el 11 Wllklns, and I'aullne Pot ter. In the receiving line were the Mesdatnes C. 1J. ICmnions,, F. W. Os burn, F. G. Young and K. O. I'otter. MrB. .1. M. Shelley was hostess at two delightful afternoon parties thin week, given In honor of Mrs. Dudley Holland of Portland. WhiBt was the afternoon s pastime on Tues- lay, at which tlmo the hostess wns asulsted In receiving by Mrs. I.. S. Honey and Mrs. S. 1', Sladden. Prizes consisting of artistic 1 1 ml an baskets worn awarded to Mrs. J. W. Hobbs and Mrs. James F. Hoblnson. The decorations consisted of opple-blos-soms and lilacs, prettily nrranged ill all the rooms. Mrs. Shelley was as sisted in serving luncheon by MrB. (leorge II. Smith, Mrs, James Hnrt loy and Miss Irene Applegnte. The Jnvlted guests were: Mesdaiiios E. O. Potter, I. M. Olen, K. C. Hughes, Walter Griffin, C. A. Hurden, Frank W. Osburn, Jiimes F. Hoblnson, F. Cliamhers, I. T. Nlcklln, J. W. eavey, Thoreso Jackson, P. G. Young, Alton Hampton, J. W. Shu mal, C. H. Wllloughby, Warner nrowu, I-. j';. snodgrnss, John Straub, George O'll. I)e Uar, Win, F. Osburn H. II. Deiirborn, K. S. Hiyson, flu,,' W. Smith, W, II. Hoffman, HI j Fraslor, F. W. Prentice, (J j) j " II. A. Paine, Cloow Molvlu '.Miller.' i n ttr 1 1 nim lit Ui w " .Jl.Mta,ii.. nn n u ... n,en.v. Goldsmith, ly. C W. Lowe, S, S. StWlW, Clirlsmnn, J. W, JiU'VlU t IWtlund) , and MIsb Anne Wlilteakar. Oa Wednesday aftnrnnou hn nl vartismnoitt Rtiesslng conlont . nf lorded the onterlnlnment, ml Wlson were awarded to Mrs. V, J, HflM and Mrs. Louis Johnson, Mr. alielley ...u niluinil In receiving liy Mrs. George Hall, 8r ftlld Mr. Win. Kny- kondall, ami in Berving uy mm, i m Mown. Mrs. (llillnes Woodruff Mm. James MnrtWry, and Mlsa Irene . ,,plcg,ile. The guests were: Thd Mi:ilames W. W. Calkins, C. S. Wil liams, George Kelly, J. I-. Page, K. l Matlock, M:tha Chambers, W. h. Houders, Mary Griffin, F. J. Hard, W. O. Heckart, M. F. Griggs, F. I.. Chambers, Louis Johnson, IS. K. Mink, William Kuykeixlall, A. r Cockerllne, J. L. Camptii:ll, David I. Ink, K. Mclknam, it. Welch, Chas. II. Fisher, J. N. 11. Fuller, I.aura niirr, C. S. Freeland, W. G. Gllmrap, W. L. Cheshire, It. A. Booth, L. G. Adair, Wm, Polders, T. II. I.uckey, T.ticy Atna'.iis, M. Travis, S. I). Reed, --- Dearbora fSalam), T. G. Hendricks, F. M. Wllklns, 1-mnra Hiirris, Sybil Kuykendall Smith; the Misses Ida, Patterson, Itutta l.over Idge and Nettle Iturr. Mrs. Lucy Abmms.was hostess to Ut.otr.au onA hu, naulutfl,lt Mittft Mart Roach and Miss Lucile Abrams. The irnests of the club were Mrs. E. C. Hughes, Mrs Albert Gelser, MrB. James Holliniui, and .Miss Lola Sen ders (Fori Ian;,'. .." The Methodist Aid Society was en tertained this week hy .Mrs. Fred Chambers and Mrs. UWirJu at the elegant new realdeu't! ot tyrs. Chum hers. There were seventy-five Mem bers present, and the afternoon was devoted to an old-fashioned , wool plcklng bee. The hostesses wVre as sisted In serving by the two Misses Gilbert and Miss Lund. Mrs. Idaho F. CftW'fr'bell and Mm, ' Herbert C. Howe were "at homi''' yesterday afternoon to about Bevi-ty-flve of th-eir friends at the O'riiu- giving off a dainty and pleasant , odor. The guests were greeted at the door by Misses Pearl Hawthorne and Veda Quackeubush; the UWl'-Sses re-j celved in the doorway of the drawing , room, and from here the guests en-! tered the large reception room and j were welcomed by .Mrs. Llscheu Mil-; ler and Miss Mertle Auten. After a pleasant chat here the ladies were in-i vlted to the dining room by Miss Eva -Krazer, Mr, J.M. Itobc-rtson and Miss, Helene Robinson. Mrs. E. 0. Potter , resided at the table and poured de licious coffee, while Mrs, 0. fltaf:' ford, Miss Emma VAiM sail Mlsfi ?Set ! tie-Chase (jel'Ve.l nail'IV sandiXicli and bon-bon?.. '!'ii f Igwer!, tuni i)f et- ( . y Buvtiis oi ine lauios nuiae ine ouca feioa esem a trsiv May day festival. The Senior cfHn oi the University of Oregon whK Entertained on Friday evening bv Mrs. Charlotte Zeiber. The octtiWn was In compliment, te MIbs Hyrris, the traveling secretary of till'. Student Volunteers. During the fuurae of the evening Miss Harris gave a very interesting account of rtia organisation and its. work. Miss "Huth Bald?ree met the guests at the door and showed them upstairs. .In the dining room delicious jmuch and wafers were served by Miss Pearl Green. It was a very pleasant af fair. ' On r rlday afternoon a vry unique measuring party was given by the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church at the Wood man hall. The large room was elab orately decorated with spring flowers, flaga and bunting. Each guest made an offering according to her height, five cents for each foot, and one-half cent for eaeh additional inch. In this way a contribution of thirty-eight dollars was raised. A program of vo cat and instrmental music was fol followed by an extremely interesting and beautiful talk upon the home missionary work by Mrs. Albert Sweetser. Later a very elaborate luncheon was served. The ladles of St. Mary's church and guild will give a silver tea on next Wednesday afternoon, May 6, at the home of Mrs. L. E. Tldball, 266 West 'ienth street. Mrs. Tromp and Miss Bean will entertain with MrB. Tldball. All membera and friends of ths church, are cordially Invited to tome, TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE Have vour abstracts made by Lane County Abstract Company. W. H. Summers et ux to Arthur Summers; lots 4 and a, block Ho, J fiction City. ' fl. VV. J. Brynd et ux to John M. Gib son; tract 1$ sec. 18( tp. 18, s. r. 10 'o-M.-jju p. Win,,! Lumber Co. id -Booth'-Kelly. Lumber Co., acres 4n Sees. 10 and 32, tp. l s. C.L Martin to EllzabrtH F ergu. son; fJt 4, Hnck 8-. Scott K ad t0 Eugene. $30t(. Frank Stewart et ux u ohn Stew art, Jr.; lots 4 and b)-osk 2, lot 5, block 14, Ellas ftewart'a ad to Eu gene; also 1ms 3 ar.d 4, block 17, lots 1, 2, 3. "I and 5, block 36, lots 2, 3, 4, f and t, block aa, and an or block 3,7'. College Hill Park. S4263. Mrs. S. W. Bennett ea B. M. Haw ley; tract In sec. 16, tp. 22, a. r. 1 w., and tract in sec. 36, tp. 21, a. r. 2 w. SHOO. Albert Oberalnnor et ux to Anna Amberger; part of lots 1 and 4, block 7, Kugene. Jouu. L. C. Scott et ux to Judson Allen et ux; tract in sees. 15 and 2 2, tp. 20, s. r. 3 w. S2500. J. B. McFall to W. M Sherman; 160 acres in sec. 2 0, tp. 17, s. r. 4 w. S"00. MRS. J. WALTER SPALDING5' ' t'- musical life of Italy tew Americans ny ' , - ,. "Ho.rl,.0 Aiu-" Jrf'1 known as Mrs. J. Walter Hnitlillmli WrP'n, illt. UiWiy4J.i v ..lL.an nl&chant The gpaldlnga occUliy thtt i'ltmoui a'ltllllyVand paiaci, one of tllO show places of Klorenee. Mrs. Spalding, who was n Chicago glti bmta her, marriage, Is a mlclan of ihe first class and had she clioae; professional career would undoubtedly have won enduring fame. It la from bef that her son, Altnyrt: Spalding, whose genius as n violinist has created a furore In Europe, Inherits 'Ws nbUlty In the art. the Thimble Club on Ttinrsdny af ternoon of thla week. Following an afternoon at needlework A deli cious luuchcon waB served Ky the (Veil residence on North i'earl Btreet. The decorations consisted of white and purple lilacs, great bunches of them filling every nook nurt corner. There's this difference between the cocoa habit and the coffee habit: Cocoa makes you healthier stronger, steadier, better able to do your share. Does Coffee? tUSt SAlUSC bit THE FLEET. Under the sun and the skies. Over I1A wnvoa nf thr, l.lxo The ships of a nation are sailing rnuo oi tne triea ana true. Behind, the sound of music, Friends and the ones a', home, Before, winds of the. ;,Pean UB" OI the white waves' foam. Littler the clouds and the it'ioon, Over the wintry sea, The ships of a nation are sailing', Hope of the brave and free, Astern, swells of the ocean, Surge of the Spanish malii ., Ahead, gales from froien coh.'.U, Atiu snauowing streaks of iin. Ulldei' thtf iii'mbllng clp'jitil., OVef the raging JirIWi, The ships of a nation 'Are railing, Pi'lde of hei'. hatl'li. line. Through Airturtic'Mirk a nd gloom, While wa.vs!j!i rock.s are torn, Hide the, (Idea 'and fr.ee the west In the seas vbelow t,he Horn. Undor j Aurora H'ht, UndC-l Lhe SOU horn rlr,ea 'In Te path of the wan slhking IUOOU, , '. here so .ith sea billows toss 0Vr the d'jep coral reefs, Maned .by the Yankee tats Sail the ships of a nntlon, Und ir the tropical tais Un jer the sunset skies, A nation nmise's 'lileh'd. Answering back ttoiti ;th'e great white shiiia, The guns Uve'i "t'i'ltinipli send. Under the stars Itnd stripes. Pride of the trite 'and bviive, Snll the ships of "a 'nation. . . Amer.lca, Queen of the Wave. J. Garfield McCarmack A Trump, or Possibly a Bum. "Don't confuse," said John Elylis the other day In Washington "don't confuse the hobo, the tramp and the bum, for these men are very differ ent from one another. "The diobo," Mr. Ellis went on, "works and wanders. The tramp dreams and wanders. The bum drinks and wanders. "This man, for Instance, would not be a hobo: "He rang the bell of a suburban house, and when the master appeared be said earnestly: " 'Could you, sir, for the love of heaven, give a hard-working but un fortunate man some employment?' "The householder laid his hand cordially on the other's ragged shou! der, " 'iiSI'e's work for you r'at on the spot,' he said. I've out n my yard a great pile of ',Ood that "'Thank you. ul,l n as he took the. nind from his "shoul- oer gently, "rn et my friend kliow at oC6. t'g ot tnf mv3el( j.m hunting a Job, but. for a friend of mine a little wfiy up (he roud.' Aivfui: . . Soulkeir'Sftv. Sniinvm'. rtlfl vnn pAr finw 'AlA nnnD t,n..- Sappy, When h'e sHed to ask for his unoRiiiwg nana.,. iSctVtaggs Novhat did he do? o,nuiens Pnl luilh Vila pvm Sauaggs You ihin't. snv: wno the. old guy arrested? squigga No; they decided that It wasn't a crime. You Via im, l,lc whole body out with, his eyes. Gut- tup. The Kind You Have Always Doutrlir a N in use for over 30 years, Las W" iu, J AU Counterfeits, Imitations and jZt lvoJIu? jExperiments that trifle Infants aia ChUdren-Exper.0uce aZf'4 lenlttj . ' Pttla What is CASTodi vniH Castoria is a harmless substitute for r. eoric, Drops and Soothing; Sjrs. tJTS011- contains neitner opium, Morphine Ktibstance. Its agre is its guarantee uaT1 Xartt and allays Fevcrishness. It cures WarrW Wm Colic. Itrellovos Ttl,ln rr...,., mrr,lffia and vru and Flatulency. It assimilates the FolT Stomach and Bowels, giving liealthv o'('flMeM'' The Children's T',,,,1,,, 'r., xr tiual. GENUINE CASTORIA AtW,n i.5uaiuxe oi The Kind You Have AlwavsB In Use For Over 30 Years. THK CENTAUR eSMHNY, TT MUPIIIAV LESS THAN A CENT A CUP The lropr MoihH tld man (whose thoughts have been turned by wlilske'y to controver sial topics) can e tell me, 'squire, the difference between . "Contracting out" and "noh-provtded" schools? 'Sqhe6o -away 'hb'Ai,'my'ria'n, and come to me again when you are sober. . i Old "ila'n Sober? Nobody, cares for tlleili sort b'lthl'n'gs'wfien 'e's sO ber! Punch. iitGMNii'GOT' IT AALl, '('Cottage Grove. Western Oregon.) Eugene should, certainly be a staunch supporter of, the direct pri mary liiw. She gobbled up the whole ticket, ,hlde, lipofs and . tallow. Un der the'dlrec) iidmary system there is about as much, chance for a farmer or a resident of Lane county outside of Eugene getting, the nomination for office as there is for the prover bial snowball in the proverbial h 1. Is maclc -witYi scrupulous, con scientious care and old-fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No cocoa at any price can be better or mora delicious. Your. grocer sells and recommends it. D. Gh'u-arcirlH Company Son !nrico : mm ft l-.i, -i:4. f,V rt TbIiU. iu(ni rlQ 1 ' u you an KCdug w i" , . . a. Tk.u W.ill mk vni Uil km rtokl. INI Mliirinunuiuiuwf r i , . ad purifies the Blood, doti V Vork thorouhly od pleuuihr, yd fencverRtoct. Vrtkttfr or 4ickeoinvMUbJy ouklnf uHiMftd itroogcr and ttU. f Rotter hn Pilk For Liver Dls. Tk Mt TafcMl (or WlgtMlon. Suk rUiJiehe. Lo Af S Conjl.Won. Uvcr ComoUinl. Skin Dttw PtaifJo S0. UUHh eKUouukm. RhruroMton. Torpin Lrr or iMrtvr KktarlUBWi troubVu arttlnc Iran the Jtpitlvc oriot, Get 'a Box. dSZjJSXSIXl Hull's Red Cross Drag Store. ELI BANGS J. H. WEST C.P.BARNARD EARLMdlt BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage ond Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions - rii.-ciB iri i-iDRIMfF. STAGE- McK.NZl S 1 AUnieaves tlugene wt if " r ilSiHi.m Staopii rln nnt call at A daily itiitc iiivst!.3- , - f. . . . ' , ,. rnriami at s:JU a. m. stages do not call at private residences but will call lor baggage if notified the day before. . 1. Klnrnf Ud sieauicr ,u. Stage Phone Main 22 Uvery Phone Main 21 Don't Forget that we are turning out fine city work and guarantee you a per fect fit Large Stock to select from. T. V. CASE, Tailor. ?rcrtnn c Mr-nnmr.ii. 44 9th N .n,,nc Cf L MOST GK..J-J Olympic Ho every sack gwrw Made .,1 selected fcuta L - , .. ,,, ,.( ihju any to" ., duces more ,ivc Klt loaves are tighter and wh-fr- .p)' quantity of b.e.id fvti c 7 other Hours. ASK YOU CROCu o MRS. FRANK GOULD. Tho .-i.trnntf,-nMit of Mr nn.i Mr-. Knink u,,:,l nM :,n,,th,T chanli-r to tt. ninny nmriial ,v of tin- .l,,lr.&f the lat,. .lav (io-rKV im fmil 1 pt.tlnl r .llvorxf fr.Mii tho fount ,1,. t asiHla,,,.; ll,,nnl .;,hl .uVd'hiH l. .vho KntlKTiiOcli-mm..i,. f.-r ,llv,.nv. ami i,- Mr, i ru,k n.mn ,., J V.l s,.,,m:i...i. Mil a. Mix K,!iv f S(.. York. n.M a, rt,i,ir, .w Z rank (,,!,l ..,v ,,!ay,al,-, Siu- is ,. of tho .s, !,,a-.itl woioon u-vuslii.uial.lv- so. In Now York. A FULL LINE OF... NewGranilwareju Stoves. Ranges and Haters ft 1 f i . .' : j " . i 5. i. LUl? soiS