Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 14, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 THE EIGEXE DAILY GCARD, THl KSMAY, M IV 14, 10U8 Clothes Medical and Surgical STAFF VKuykendall,M.D. V. 0. ProKtr, M. D. f.I.Barlle.M.D. .F.Scaie(e. M. D. D. A Paine, M. D. fo.O'B,DeBar,M.D. E. McDouital, M. D. Phone Main 63 Park and Oak, 9th and Oak pULL LINE OF... It. LONG Made in New York HE chief difference in Style between real New York and other Clothes, is the difference between this Season and last Season. And Style is one reason why we sell "Benjamin" Clothes. The other reason is that,1) dollar for dollar, ' they represent the greatest value. j Roberts Brothers TOGGERY 554 Willamette Street EUGENE HOSPITAL For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses.. Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical pining in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff tne hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor- lation address - W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. YOU WANT THE BEST to be found in the Grocery Line phone or leave your order at "THE PARK GROCERY" Successor to Nicklin and Neal Quality and Price Guaranteed. R. Daniel, Prop. MOST GR.OC2RS SELL Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed Made of selected Eastern Oregon hard wheat. It pro duces more loaves of breid than any other flour and the loaves are lighter and whiter. Because of the Increased quantity of bread produced the ro 1 is no higher than for other flours. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLOUR.ING MILLS MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE, OR.ECON Docs a Gcncrai Banking Business on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER,... I- H. POTTER. ... F. N. McALISTER.- . President. . Vic Pres. Cashier. "'"VfiV Cor T(h and Willam-tte I j New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Hsaters fa,khesatadin2 HARDWARE STORE 50 EastNinthStreet 'TKAKSFEF.S OF LANE oC2lfiTY?iEtl ESTATE t-V a'.i.-nra ir,;i,b by l.ano t'.'U'.'.y .;tr,.'f tr.uia:' . 1' 1 t : ci u t. Leo S dwell: : : I- 1 l.;UU' 's add to CiUMirii. I SI. K:v'l fUk. sheriff, lo E. 1.. Avers; ' Ira -: ia hUtek Lancaster. I I'uivJ S-.ates to H. X. HtU; 320 , anvs in sts :i ana 24. tp. lti, a. r. . Patent. Hubert Cramer et ux to L. H. Kn risht et ux; lot S, block 4. Sladdeu's 3d adii to Eugene. $350. 1.. T. Henderson et al to J. D. Plr " m 3 i.i.it 4 DeLaney's add to Coburg. f 150. ' .. Henderson et al to I-eo Sid well; lot 5. block 4, DeLaney's add to Cobtirs. $150. 1.. T. Henderson et al to Ray W. I'irtle: lot 4, block 4. DeLaney's add to t'obttri;. $400. Albert Stacks et tlx to Mary K. Comer; lots 7 and S, block 4, 2d add to Georgetown. $320. Norbert Aya et al to F. A. nankin; int 9, block 7, Scott's add to Kugxne. $500. United States to O. & C. L. Co.; 40 a.'res in sec. 4, tp. 1". s. r. 3 e. Pat ent. I'nitel States to C. & O. 40 acres in sec. 24, tp. IS. s C:.; (i w. Patent. I'nlte;! States t: C. O. I.. Co.; 40 acres in sec. 24, tp. IS, s. r. K v. Patent. I'nited States to O. & C. L. Co.; 40 acres In sec. 24, tp. IS, s. r. 8 w. Patent. A. V. Fnnke to C. C. Behnke; lot 14. block 5 Morse's add to Florence. $S00. S. A. Huddleston to Frank Hamp ton; lot S, block 15, James Huddles- ton's ndd to Eugene. $10. I'nited Stntea to A. M. Tobey; 1G0 acres in Bey, 28, tp. 20, s. r. 5 w. Patent. K. A. Huohcna et ux to V. P. Ziim walt; tract in claim 4 7, tp. IS, s. r. 3 w. $1200. S. A. Huddleston to U. A. Booth; lot 7, block J5, James Huddleston's add to Eugene. $10. Levi Ueer et ux to Storey-Hnu'hvr I. timber Company; tract in sec. f4, tp. 23, s. r. 3 w. $1100. S. A. Huddleston to Anirellne HotT: lot 1, block 22, .Tames Huddleston's ad to Eugene. $10. I. I). Hyland et ux to Dooth-Kelly Lumber Company; 1S0.S2 acres in sec. S, tp. 19, s. r. 1 e. $100. Henry Coleman to W. II. Elliott; lots 29, 30, 31, 34 and 35 In Dens- more plat. $S3a. D. A. Paine et ux to A K. Patter son; 33 acres In claim 67, tp. 17, s. r. 3 w. $1. G. E. KeUur to J. F. McClnnahnn; 1.26 acreB in sec. 28, tp. 20, s. r. 3 w. '$1. L. D. Scarbrough et ux to J. F. McClanahan; lot 1, sec. 28, tp. 20, a. r. 3 w. $400. Michael Dach to Margaret Logan; 320 acres la sec. 30, tp. 19, s, r. 1 e. $1. State of Oregon to Michael Dach; 320 acres in sec. 36, tp. 19. s. r. 1 e. $400. O & C. R. R. Co. to Jacob Holm; sec. 31, tp. 23, s. r. 3. w. O & C. R. R. Co. to Jacob Holm; 640 acres In sec 29, tp. 23, s. r. 3 w. O & C. R. R. Co. to Jacob Holm; 640 acres in Bee. 27, tp. 23. s. r. 3 w. DOWXWAItl) COVKSE. Fnst llolng Kcallzi-d ly Kugcno lco- Ilc. A Utile rmchnche at first. Dully Increasing until the back Is lanin and weak. Urinary disorders quickly follow Diabetes and finally HrisM's dis ease. This is the downward course ol kidney Ills. Don't take the course. Follow the advice of a Euceno citizen. Ivlvar Washburn of 112 Dawrence St., EiiKcnc, Ore., says: "I have used Doan s Kidney 1'llls with enure sat isfaction and believe I he remedy mi ouualled for backache or kidney coninl.ilnt. I had fell the need of uch a remedy early ibis winter, and from the remits I obtained, I can cimHcieiitiiiusly reenmtnend it." I"ei- .sale by hII dealers. Trice fit) cent a Koiter-Milbttni Co., Huffalo, Vew York, sole asents for the I nlted .tnttH. It.-iueniber the name Detail's and. take no other. N'OTK i: TO CONTHACTOHH Plans and specifications for the completion of the new Y. M. C. A. biiildln); at the OreRttn Aurlcultural Collece are ready. Contractors may see the same at the office of the neneral secretary In Corvallls. I)ld are to bo all In by 5 o'clock p. rn Mar 25th, 1908, at which time the contract will bo let. c. t. in.'itn, ml 6 , General Secretary. Ki:i; THK FI.KKT AT SKATTI.K May 21 and 22 tickefn will be on jRle to Seaitl- and r-turn for $12.50, final return limit 1 days from date if sab', and on May 2.'. and 2'. tlck : will be !d to Tacfima and r un for $10.3", with return limit 15 ' A. J. (;IU.KTTK. Ast. utlcc to t 'ontmclnr. -l b; ! i will I... re-eivel by vi.- Itnaid f I)ir'-t-; of S''lntol !; t. Nm ' '.t Ij'itir'lon Ci'yt I-anc oil-,-'.- ftr-'L-on, nil or fort' May )., f..r th "-rwtii.il of a twr-sU-r.joui kcIiooI. bnlblitiK 1,1 lulu!!"!) City, Oreiroii. according K. plans and t-1 -' ! f i i at Ions now on file with Ititr!ft Clerk, for whbh I, -hi Is ;n t h- purn of !'..' 0 for build inir and e(alpiln fame were Tfpt-d. SdltKN 1.. JKN'SKN. V. W. M Kjrhead, Clerk Chairman. W1I.I.M1' fAKHOMC WITH AHMCA and WITfH HA'KI. Th best salve In the world for cnts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, tet ter, chapped bands and all skin erup tions. Gusranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. q Bold by Linn Dru Co. VO-I"" ' - t'f- AMI'SKMICNTS v . Yrs. Tevitde's Tel. mam K'i;;,f.e theatr Ionian. i ; t piav in three acts written : i ! W:i:t and William Morri s plications are brought alloc utth the efforts of Jack letup a cm-, vin.e his wife that the niKln pr.vious' to the beginning of the i Jie hud 1 beeu imprisoned In a lot: car on, the Kerris wheel and compelled to1 remain there until morning. When! she refuses to believe him he deter mines that so long as she expects him to lie, lie he will, and he tells her that In point of fact he spent the night at tho home of a friend after they had missed the last car. When she asks the name and address of the friend he manufacturers both. The man's name Is John llrown and he lives In Plckleton-on-the-Thaines. The wife thereupon wires John llrown and asks him to call; husband discovers telegram, confides secret to best friend, who happens In and agrees to Impersonate llrown. This arrangement progresses satisfactor ily until the real llrown appears, and a real .Mrs. Hrown and later It trans pires that the lady who bad beeu locked In the Ferris wheel car with Temple was none other than the wife of his friend. The usual third act explanations clear up the tangle. No farce In recent years has been ac claimed so emphatic a success as this merry message of mirth. A compe tent cast headed by Win. llernard is responsible to a large degree for the enthusiastic reception that this farce is being nightly accorded. A laugh for every minute Is the way the management 1 charneterlr.es this funniaker, and It seems to be tho sen timent of the majority of those who. have witnessed the performance. IXITHIATKI) l'Kl HOLDS CA1T1VK AI TO KNTIll'SlAST Imprisoned by an Infuriated pic, with but the frail protection front his maddened prey of a light runabout, which was unmanaKeablc because of another pig cloKKini; the sears, was the thrilling experience of a promi nent Modford motor-enr enthusiast, who was enjoytiiK a spin on the Ash land road Sunday with his new car. Only by the timely arrival of some ot his friends In other cars, to whom he had previously Blven tho dust, was ho sared front a personal encounter with tho terrible boast. The pit; was running In mad circles about the car . Infuriated by the squeals of Its niato, who was being crushed to death by the machinery owing to the inadvertence of tho dri ver of the machine, .ogether with his wife, tho owner of the enr was held captive In momentary danger of personal Injury. When his friends appeared on the ecene, by force of superior nuniDerH. they were able to rescue him and release the runabout from the pig which blocked It. The rescued man's gratitude knew no bounds, and after profuse thanka he continued on his way, n "sadder but a wiser man." Medford Trib une. O. NADEAU Wll.li OI'KN KMPUYMENT OFFICE In connection with his cigar store, at 631 Willamette streot. Those wish lng help telephone Red 1421, or call at cigar store, 531 Willamette street. FURNITVHK FACTOHY Having purchased the Day & Hen derson furniture factory, 1 am now prepared to manufacture furniture upon special orders, and am pre pared to fill orders for the retail or wholesale trade. Repairing work also solicited and prompt attention given same. My prices w-lll be found reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed In every respect.. R. C. MORGAN. i- iti;i-: i.i-.c Ti KK Wnlter Thomas Mills, author of "The Struggle for Kxlstenec," and editor of the Saturday Kvenlng Trib une, is a lending authority on con structive socialism, lie will address the people on the subject, "Public Ownership of Monupolleil Indus tries" at the courthouse Friday even ing, May 15, at X p. in. Everybody cordially Invited. nil 'i 1'IANO j;'r;ciTAIi t'niverslty of Oroeon School of Music, presenting pupils of Veda Qtinckenhnsh and Ina Walklns, as sisted by fleorglne Uanstmie, pupil of Mrs. Pope, and Daisy flllbert. VII lard Hall, Thursday, May 14, al S:15. Admission free. ml4 Not Ire of Seiili-iiHtit. AH partlca having claims against the estate of the late T. A. Kvans, of Elrnira, Or., fer labor of any kind connected witli t,vie cutting or driving of logs during the past aeason, will please present them to the under signed for settlement. ml6 KI.MIItA I.IMIIER CO. wiMin m.iwixo John M. K Dtxon, successor to W R. liodny. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt service phone Hlack 3:iI2. HeHd'-nc. 324 Illnh street, tf Gasoline woodsaw f; sol.lK woon HA W to saw your wood on sho-! notice. rnnne mack 4:ir! 516 West Hllth street Residence, WOOD! wood: Maple, body and second growth fir and ties. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Phono Illack 1141. r, The Ornh'Mim win) be closed on Thnrxftav l-'riflnv wn.l K-.t.ir.l.v 'hU week to give nn iorl!inty Q crejrare the ptage for the Kmpire HUxk Co., which will open Monday night. May IS. They come l.Ohly recommended ind w'il no doubt Please tho thQtre-gdWg people of Eugene. ml 8 KELLY DOtS j BETTER W08K KG'' V w York. .May ! -Pan KoHy. "h"- w urM's i It.unpioti spim: rr. ts t's.-k u lonu. ;t ivai kA tliis i !t fiMiti riuia.i.-lpliia '.; .Vi that ttif WfTii boy in iiaTnv r: ttie 100 in i ii stvomls, ami inaU' a ;., of 'J ftvt in tho hrotul jump. For tho short tlmo thai Kolly has boon iimlor tho oaro of Tratnor Mlko Murphy ho has maiio wonderful striitos toward Iho Koal in both tho sprints ami broaii Jump, an J tho vot orun truluor Is not a hit harkuuni In saylns that when tho projvor tltno coHios the Oregon boy will tipholil his reputation as tho world's champion. As a mattor of fact Kolly has boon by no moans showing his horaUlod form in oithor tho sprints or broad jump, but if thoro is nnythini; in tho boy. Murphy will brin It out. Tho now 8 that Kolly Is rounding; into shapo has boon reeoftod with do lii:ht by his followors In this oily, Thore have boon not a fow who thought tho boy was not all ho was touted to bo. m; (;oi.n sruiui: X KA It (JKAXTS 1'ASS llrants Pass, May 1;1. Three sec ond hand dcabrs of Grants Puss, Hobert and Itenjatuln Harrison And C. C. Jones, have taken out over $30,000 worth of gold from a claim In the Williams creek district within ttte last 20 days. On ICnster Sunday they took out about $7000 worth of the met ul, and lal Thursdny the day s cleanup amounted to bl) 1-4 pounds of pure gold. It la thought to bo the richest strike that has ever been made In Or egon. Kor the lust week the men have been avernu.tng $500 a day with their pans. Hubert llarrlsiiu says that they have sunk a shaft and that $100,000 worth uf the metal Is lu Bight. .l:SV TO CtliU CATAltUII. -lust Ilreatlie In llyoniel, the Dry All- That Kills The (,'erliiH. You can do exactly what fl. J. Sterers did by using Hyom. I. Head this: "After having suffered from chronic catarrh for years, for which 1 tried various remedies wit limit suc cess, 1 became -almost discouraged. After reading about Ilyoinei, 1 decid ed to make one more effort to rid myself of the dread disease, and to my great delight I found the uao of two bottles of the Inhnlent sufficient to produce a complete cure. 1 now take pleasure In recommending this remedy to all sufferers from ca tarrh." O. J. Sterers, Crown City, Ohio. We don't simply say that Hyomel will cure catarrh but we say that Hull's Red CroBa Drug Store guaran tees It to euro catarrh, or money back. Ho does more he guarantees It to cure asthma, bronchitis, hny fever, coughs and colds. A com plete Hyomel outfit. Including In haler, costs only $1.00 and extra bot tles. If you afterwards need one, will cost but 60 cents. Hyomol Is a pleas ant dry air treatment. You Just breathe It In, and It passes over tho inflamed membrano, It kills tho germs of catarrh, and allays al! In flammation. - The World's lJet Cllumto la not entirely free from disease. On the high elevations fevers prevail, while on the low levels miliaria Is encountered to a . greater or losser extent, according to alt Undo. To overcome climatic affections, lassi tude, malaria, Jaundice, biliousness, fever and ague, ahd general debility, the most effective rpniedy la Klertrlc inters, the great alterative and blood purifier: tho nntldote for every form of bodily wenkness, nervousness and lnsomnin. Sold under guarantee nt V Kuykendall's drug store. Price 50 cents. a HtM'i.ii, i:vi:xi.(j The Ladles' Aid Society of the Congregational church will have charge of the Thursday evening ser vice this week nnd will be lit home to all members of the congregation from 7:30 to U:30 o'clock. An urgent Invitation Is extended especially to all the newer friends anil strangers. Light refreshments will be served. Come early If you can, but come njj way, early or late, WILLI AMU' KUinitl I'lLM Have you neglected your kldiicyif Have you overworked your norvoui system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder? Hare yon pains In the loins, sldo, back, groins der the cyesT Too frequent a desire to pass urlneT If so, Williams' Kid ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn Drug Co., price 60 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland. Ohio. ROLLED 1SAKLEV AM) HALED HAY At Ilalley's, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1521, tf I Vonoti tvfl by million the great est h maker, apM-tlte hullder .mi! 1 li restorer. HoJllHter'tf tiitnln ll'';i will make you te 1h worth living. 35c tea lto.-kv M lee II,!,' or tatI- u. i.i.v.v Diti t; co. Warner tunes plane,,. Lea to or ders at Morris' Music H'rire. tf CASTOR I A O For Infant! and Children. The Kind Yon Have Always Bought Boar. th. sf j . " Q CASTOKIA XceetaWcPreparalionfor As similating ttiercKXlaiulHcCula Uiig the 3 latuiichs uisl Dowels of Promotes DicsHon.Chceiriil ncss ami Rest.Con tains neithrr Optiim.Morphine nor HiiiLral. Not N.ucotic. av siiu a-siNiZLPrrcBSR Mx.Jtmm Aihm 34 flOAaMSJUr )UmJJ - ItokkjTMM flmtwi Aprrfccl Ri-mctty forronslipfl tion. Sour Slotnach.Diaiihoca. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish I1CSS and LOSS OF SLEEI'. Tac Simile Sijnalurof KEW S'ORK. n 1 1 sP' n r, - 1 r 1 1 I LXACT COPY OT WRAPPER. ij UllVlf I wlllla " TMI ollTaua ,.,, als ,oaa Eugene Theatre &e.K.MLt.2r ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, May 1 4 Mrs. The Temple's Telegram 300 Nights In New York 3 Months in London Excellent Company Splendid Production Prices: 25c, 50c, 75c, $ 1 .00 W. M. CREEN, JeWoacreer 6! 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. BR0DERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our new bulldin? ' across the street and we will be pleased to see you. ..SPECIAL.. 5lb Can Choice Lard for 63c Broils and Stows Strictly Cost, Prico Wast, Stb Street. BRODER.S BROS. JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS sfl For Infants nnd Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Merry Message of Mirth w i:k;iii:i) i THK HALAXCK and never found wanting either lii quantity or quality. That la what you will say of our gro corlei after you hav touted lliem In yoilr household. (live us your first ordor and If honesty and weight and qual ity count with you wo aro sure of many others hereafter. NEW MARKET EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE M nn .Trunin J