Eugene daily guard., May 29, 1908, Image 7

THE EICEXE RAILT GrARD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, I MM
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,URE'S PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE
J preservauuB u prevention against disease almost
dependent upon pure, healthy blood ; every oriran tine j
heWy on this rid fluid for "aS?
- humors and genua from various sources often ret into th. kiti
irreatlifetre.m becomes . sourc. of ffi VI di.''
of , nounshmg health-susUunme fluid. Heredity is likewUeT,
nt factor reflating the qnahty of the blood. Some persocs .re to"
,ed bloodirom drssed ancestry and Scrofula in one of i ,unS,re2
j, ,ure toTop out some time ,n Ufe. Kot only po.soas i, thabteS
BSlble for cUsease, but whea the circulation is rundown and becomes
id Wkin tt the effect in a general bad conduTot
Kh, such as weakness, sallow complexions, boils and various
All blood trouble, require a nie and Wood' purine a8d to ",
i other Muals S. S. S it a! .?
very foundation of the trouble, and removes
erery particle of the poison or impurity from
Ue blood. And not only does 8 S S
antidote the poisons, humors and germs but
t possesses health-giving, tonic properties,
which build npand strengthen weak, imoov.
! ., 5saea Diood,andfortiaes the system against
" S- S-S P5anent1' ""'Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers,
k Eczema Tetter, and all other skin diseases and disorders Book
blood aoo any medical advice free.
I THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLUITi, GA.
University of Oregon News
y.Y VEGETABLE
The traeK team of the University cleat on the Question of the advh.
let: last night for Seattle where theyj b"ty ot the initiative and r-feren-
- ' . tuf u i . t- y - j
" 01 wasninston and Idaho in the
bigsest Triangular track and field
Lovelace
The great trotting stallion, stan
dard and registered. The sire of
mnv famine trr-iffa-re irA 5-pp
I . . j h aauu k Ulkbl 9 Ul 1U OIVI -J
I on the race track ot the Northwest. $25.00 by the
jon. $35.00 to insure.
Tyler B.
A young Wilkes Stallicn of
n.uch promise. Standard and
registered. $20 00 to insure.
t
I r l a urana rerctieron aratt, (reg-
V elOCe I istered). Color, dapple grey;
I weight, 2300 pounds. Thecham-
Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won
tups, four gold medals, several banners and blue rib-
ne mases tne season Mondays and I hursdays at
Sen j 1 uesaays and Wednesdays at Creswell and rrt-
and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R, PRICE, Manager.
ncaid (3b Rickel, Owners
ngs Barn, Eugene, Oregon
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IUGENE HOSPITAL
lul am) Surgical
i STAFF
bykradall, M D.
D.Prearr,M.D.
tBirtlt, M. D.
lSciiefe,M.D.
aPvne, M. D.
0'B,DeBr,M.D.
McDwgl, M. D.
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.
1 ..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical
jng in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff
i hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
bn address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
contests ot the year. The team es
perta to oat Its opponents, and goes
iih the ambition of taking more
points than both of its rivals added
together.
Matiaser Bean and Trainer Hay
ward took only twelve men. each col
leges entries being limited to that
number. Elevens, the miler, and
Reid, the quarter man, were dropped
on account of poor condition. Those
who went are Captain Kuvkendall.
Huston. Moon, Roberts. Lowell. Puri
sm, Moullen. Downs. May. Mclntlre,
Gardner and Zacharias, " The men
should win points in their events
about as follows: 100 yard dash,
Htis'on. Moon and Roberts, 230
yard dash. Moon and Roberts, hlish
hurdles Kuykendall and Huston,
220 yard hurdles, Roberts and Hus
ton; nole vault, Moullen and Kuy
kendall, broad jump. Kuykendall and
miston: high jump Moullen: quar
ter, Lowell: half mile. Ilodson and
Downs: mile. May and Downs; dls
cus. Molntlro and Zacharlus: ham-
liner throw, Zacharias and Gardner,
Huston will attempt to run the
100 yard daeh again In ten flat, for
the sixth consecutive time, Moullen
may try again for the college rec
ord in the pole vault, held by Heat
er, but it Is not likely that any oth
er record breaking performances
will be attempted.
Manaaer Bean spent Thursday in
Portland. The team was accompan
ied by Manajter McKwen of the foot
ball team and Harvey Stackpole.
Another Meet.
The University of Orecon Is con-
, sidcred the proable winner of the
; coming P. N. A, track meet to be
I held on Multnomah field June 6, oa-
der the ansptcies of the A, A. V.
i According, to track experts the var
Isity will take first place, the Olj'tn-
pic Club of San Francisco second,
! and the Multnomah Club rhlrd.
, Multnomah will pin her faith to For
' rest C. Smithson. but he alone ran-
not hope to bring victory to Port
land. Entries are pouring In from all
parts of the country and from pres
ent indications, the meet will be the
greatest ever held on the coast.
President Morgan of the games com
mittee, has received entries from a
number of hlirh schools. Including
the Tacoma high school, Washington
high school of SeaHle, Seattle high
School, Eugene, The Dalles and a
number of others, while a large num
ber who have not yet entered a team
have announced their intention of
being present.
FfMMlKtll nnd Schedule,
The biggest game of the football
season in Eugene next fall will be
the gridiron battle with the-University
of Washington. The game with
Whitman win also be a close second
In interest, for the Eastern Wash
ington Congregatlonallsta erpect to
have a winning aggregation. The an
nual game with Willamette Univer
sity will also be played here, but It
assumes, this fall the character of a
Automobile Livery
Automobiles for Hire
Day or Niht
I Phone Black 5II Night Phone Black 1751
EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO
I R. E. VELTUM, Manager
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Does a General Banking
Business on
Conservative Lines
SPENCER, President.
POTTER, Vice Pres.
N. McALISTER, Cash.er.
Cor Tth and Willamette
1
WJI s. s.
5v yll L, H.
The beattle Judges tave th
decision to trvoa by a iMte of two
to one.
Mrs. Harry Lane, wife of ttu mav-
or ot Portland, visited her daughter,
Mfsd Harriet this week.
Mis. Stephanie Schueeker returned
Ve4sesday from trip to Seattle
her she viewed the fleet.
Rot Wood tsas gone to hts home
in Name, Alaska, where he will
spend the summer.
wiltle Hayward, bob of Trainer
Hayward. has come to Eaeene from
California to spend the summer. He
has been going to school.
Jesse G. liond, the Interstate or
ator left last night to compete at
Seattle for first place with contest
ants from Washington aad Idaho.
Miss Jeasette Stealer f Portland
attended the Junior Pro m last Sat
urdav, Mrs. A. R. Goddard and daughter.
Miss Lela o were guests of the
Beta Epsifoa Sorority last week, re
turned home Monday morning
Miss Aileea Bronff, ax, H. is vis
iting Eda Humphrey. 0S. She will
return home Wednesday.
Clarence Allen and Blaine Halleck
were Portland visitors to see the
(rack meet. They were guests at
the Delta Alpha Fraternity house.
Miss Ethel Cohn visited Miss Kuth
Hansen at the Tau Pi House last
week.
Miss Kfna and Merle McKeivey
were guests at the Beta Kpsilon
hous last week.
Oregon tennis players are watch
ins very closely for the results of the
tennis tournament between five
northwest collet's todny and tomor
row fn Silttle. Snow and Kiisthum
are Orepun players entered. Hobyn
Nelson accompanied them.
Oien Arnsntper has been appoint
ed assistant coach to aid Coach
Forbes next fall in the football work.
ArnsplEer graduates nest year,
Wednesday eveninir the Kreshnmn
Rhetoricals were held before an aud
ience of about four hundred peo
ple. The numbers on the program
showed the usual careful prepara
tion or Professor Cilen.
Last nfvrht the pupils of LoKoy
CtPsner kuvo one of the most enjoy
able recitals of ihe year. The work
of the performers was a surprise to
the audfenre.
Harry HHdebitrn attended the
week-end exercises. He is now at
his homo In Hoselmrg,
C, W. Ross visited old friends
this week. He is at his home In Lob-
anon
Terry Beck was looking up old
friends last Saturday. Ho Is now in
the employ of the city of Portland.
Monday, election day, will bo a
holiday at the VniversHy,
Nathan Ftftlerton came down from
Hosehnr to attend the week end fes
tivities. He visited at the Helta
Alpha house while In KiiR.-ne.
Mr. Pavid Campbell has been vis
iting his brother, President P. L,
Campbell. Miss Emma Campbell, a
neice was also a guest.
ASK BUSINESS MEN
TO CLOSE STORES
APPKAI. FROM COMMAXUKB OF
Ci. A. IL TO OKSFItYK XATIOVfc
IAY OF MOt'KXIXtf
To the Business Men of Kugene:
Saturday. May 3. is Memorial day;
a day set apart by a grateful re-
public to do honor to the memory of
the brave men whose sacrifices have
perpetuated for all time the princi
ples upon which our glorious govern-j
ment is now firmly and forever estab
lished. Memorial day is not now a
day only for honoring our soldier
dead, hut a day which is now reeoic
nixed and honored by all our peopl
In paying tribute to the memory of,
all the Loved ones who have gone on'
befjre year by year. The beautiful,
sentiment of decorating the graves of
all our beloved dead with the most j
fragrant of nature springtime bios-1
soms is becoming more widely ob-.
served by all the people of our preat j
nation, and In order that each and j
all may have a proper opportunity ofl
conforming to this beautiful custom,)
J. Geary Post No. T, G. A. H..j
respectfully asks our business people
to close their places of bunluess at
9:30 a. in. on that date and remain
closed the balance of the dav.
C. 11. IIAKKR.
Commander J. W. Geary Peat.
TO WIN 'VARSITY
NEEDS ONLY PLURALITY
In onlor for the I'nlvorHtty of Oro
smi to win Its npiiroprlutlon lilll fit-'hl
only one more votn will have lo be
obtained than Is cnt against the
measure, contrary to n report current
that s majority of all th votes must
be cart for the bill In order for the
'varsity to win. University support
ers fear that large portion of the
ballots of the stat will not be east
on either side on account of a lack
of Interest on the part of the Tolers.
but so long as they obtain the plu
rality t her arc sate. It l Impor
tant, however, that the nlurnllty ho
decisive.
OKKHOX IIKiH HrllOOI,
HKltATIXO USAUVK
preliminary. The championship debate between
The acneauie, as a wuoie. is a Ter,tne leam8 repreae-ntlnit the Astoria
severe one and coacn roroes ana an(j Lebanon high schools will be
Trainer Hay ward will certainly have ned viilard hall thui evening at 8
ineir nanus iukj ,- .
men In condition to play all tne con-i Program
tests. It was largely on account ol Medley , University Quartet
the hard schedule last year that Ore-1 introductory address. . . ...
gon lost to O. A. C, and there la I Stata 8upl j H Ackernian
some chance of a similar occurrence I Debate
In the some of the games the com-l "Resolved. That member of the
Ing season. I legislature of the state of Oregon
The first hard game Is with Idaho, shutild be chosen by a svstetu of
at Moscow on October 31. which Is proportional representation."
followed by the Whitman buttle In Affirmative, Astoria
lust one week. Then Washington In MBg lora)p wise.
Eugene, promises another smelling Mr rar Thomas,
contest. O. A. C. comes the follow- Mim ennif) j,,ja.rs.
Ins? f k at Portland, and the an-j Xeaative llianon
nual Thanksgiving eontost with Mult- M iss Anna MrCormirk.
noniah only five days aft, . ynm y.iaie UHard.
frirn-Mindeiire Htudiiit. M)BS .,,ar. Aldriih.
Reclstrar Tiftany states that about 1 j,i,M
250 students are enrolled in tne cor-, Mr w w Cotton, Portland.
respondence departments of the t nt-
versity, lib or inem oeius
Fnglish departments and part of
these and the remainder In the edu
cation nnd mathematics department.
The laruest per cent of those en
rolled are teachers.
The outlook for net year Is also
Bood, for hundreds will take advan
tage of the chance to gain valuable
knowledge practically free, at 111
cost of postage and books.
Ackernian Spoke,
On Wednesday morning Superin
tendent Ackerman of the public In
struction in the state talked to a fair
siztd audience of students In Viilard
Hull Mr. Arkermnn Is one of tno
must pVasing and interesting talkers
In liie "late. He has also ben doing
much to h-It the "Varltv in its light.
Ii.lu.lc Tiniigbt.
The rhampli.ns'.ilp rt"tai of hlith
of th ssalo will ne uec u
in Viilard Hall. One of the
li that ol Lie s
Mr, A. W. Prescott, Salem.
Ben. 1. H, Ulngham, Kugeoe
Piano Solo
Ktudo de Concert Chamlnade
Miss Jessie Farias
Announcement of decision.
Presentation f "Regents' Cup
Hon. 8. H. Friendly
Aamissioo, zt cents
1 -i
1 rNew Set of
I Chairs
Ba voi
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"f Chi
. 'a you
do you have OLD
T CHAIRS in. your
fln Vou can mskit them
W for only 60c ?
Chlnamel will work
s- the Chinamaa la on
n.
mt t show window.
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The First,
National Bank
Of EUGENE, OREGON
Capital paid t 10-09
Surplus and unjivmeu
profits
Additional liability of
stockbolders under
natiofial bankinc '.
r.-i,M'.. fwcurren-
,ants five are gins. . im
onlv b'.v. It l- al--o '; 'h:' j
f th 'earn in the s-at were.
rt (,f the fair h-x It Yn
TEA
Buy tea by the ounce
until you get Schilling's
Best ; it makes no differ
ence then.
Year grew? flurai fw mosn tl worn doai
lii vtf kim
WII.MAMH' KHISr.t rir,M
Have you oegiecta your kidneys?
HSTA mil nrpfvnrlrrt vntir nnrvntti
to j'udiin whether it U brains or looks ,yltcm ,n(J clullej trouble with your
t iat give tne lennnitie e"'l"'i, " ,
h Kh s -hifl such pronilnen-
ii.is th
.any
mp'
out tonlcni anu
r- nt..
c jme
Admission 2
100.000
Ylomfaiv IN-id-s.
Request has len made to all the.
fr'ends of the rnlvernlty to evnend
.. . rn
,(.v,.rv tlorf in hum ---
! to wlne all the v.. possible in fav
lr the fnlversttv aiirfipris'lon.
e.'.me P 'tland backers of the Imil
't rl'.n have feared 'hut part f the
vr.'e of even I.ane coun'v will go
. ',. ral.' iintversiiy. i u up-
V f't l.aue ciusn'y
de- !.
V- t
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of
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kidneys and bladder? Have fnu
pains la the loins, side, bark, groins
der tin eyes? Too frequent a deolr
to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid
ney Pills will cure you. Bold by IJno
IH-us; Co., price SO cents. Williams
Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland, Ohio,
HKHIimVlfl OF BAST KI.KYKVW
STKKKT. ASKKI TO IH-XHIWTK
The Commercial Club of Kwgene
will display decorations on Willam
ette street Memorial Hay, May 301
We, the committee from the O. A. It
for Memorial Day arrangements, re
spectively request the residents of
East Eleventh Btroet and all other
citlzenk to display decorations pn
that day.
Very respectfully,
WM. SHBKMAJf,
W. J. HOWBltMAJJ,
J. P. TUCK,
Committee.
ip vor KXEW
The merits of the Trias Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney.
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 91 a
bottle ttwo months treatment 1 sold
by O. J. Halt, or br mall. Send for
testimonials. Dr. E. W, Hall, 29211
Olive street, St. Louis.
latest doslgns In neeiwork, In
fants ou'flts. shirtwaists, centres,
underwear, etc. S'edrafr Hhop,
3 S 2 Washington street, Portland, Or
m'ii
. n the t.i:l
st Seventh St.
( VERTON
and Paint Co.
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Cntb r Snnie tlao.ik'ene lit - i
T. G. Hendrlrks. .
S. Eskin
P. E. Snndf-afs-Luke
L.jodrica
Darwia Brlitow-.
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),!, 'Ill
. Ir--: 5nt
Vire I'r"Hent
Cashier
. AssUtsnt Cashier ,
.Astliuot Cashier
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Washington
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In debate on
-.rt I.aw
rty ol
Saturdsy
urs dlrry siielis. tlr l f-elings
s'.tTiin ti and liver trorjt,, s. k-eji you
well ail simuner. Tha'' m tiat linl-j
li-'er's I!oky Momi'am Tea will do.
Try it and ou wtii a.wa.s buy It j
t', ren;, tea or tablets. i,.t.a Irug'
c,:nfjany. .
FinreP uUii; Maehlne 'tmpsnr.'
la WUiamette street, phone fted
Mil. tr
KOTICB OP MMI OF WATKlt
notrm
Nolle Is hereby given ttiat la pur
suance of antl In conformity to ordi
nance number 734, panned by the
comitten council on the Kth day of
May, I sos. and approved by the may
or oa the 6th day of May, 190H, the
common conncll of the city of r.o-
gtn will receive sealed proposals
at the office of the city recorder In
KuKone, Oregon, for the purchase of
three hundred thousand dollars In
water bonds of said city, or any part
thereof, up to the hour of 7:30 p.m
Tuesday, July 7. 100s, and that said
proposals will be opened and conald
ered by the council at said time.
That the city ol Kugene proposes
to sell the said three hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds to the
highest bidder therefor in denoml
nations of from one hundred t one
thousand dollars, as the purchaser
may desire; that said bonds are to
bear Interest at the rate bid, net to
exceed 5 per cent per annum: said
interest payable semi-annually on
the first day of July and January of
each year from (heir data until (aid;
Hut said threa hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds will be
come due and payable by the city of
Eugene as follows; Oa the first day
of January, 194S, principal and In
terest payable at a place to be agreed
upnn toy purchaser and city.
That snM bonds shall not he sold
for less than their par value; that In
addition to the nenera! obligation ol
the said city, the said bon.i when
sold shall bo a first and eirlualre
lien on all lands, rights-of-way, ease
ments, water rights, pipe lines, struc
tures and appliances of every kind
composing the water svien to iw se
cured with tlto money derived from
the sale of said bonds; that the com
mon council res-rve the right of re-,
jectfng any and all bids.
That the said bonds will bo Issued
and disposed of under and pursuant
to the terms of the act, "To rn-lucor-
porate the city of Kugene, and to re
peal all acts and parts of acts In con
flict herewith," filed In the offire
of the secretary of state February Ik,
Is', and the amendments thereto
passed and enscted by th people of
the rity of Kugene on the lath dsy
of April, 190.
A rertiried rh-ck of f!vj per cent
of the amount of each bid, payablu to
J, It. Ma'lork, Mavor, Is required to
accompany each bid.
This notice is published for 10
days in the Morning Register and Kit
gne Itaity t,uard. newspapers 'if gen-e-rsl
rlrcuU'ion, pubiish-d at Kugene.
Oregon.
late of first publication. May th
t0.
By order of the mmnfOB council,
Jj II. K. iJOKHiH. Merord,
tutts
sf
a.
Newland's 5c Lace and
Embroidery Counter
A Five Cent Li and Embroidery Counter io the rear of the
crnfrr section, where good bargains n be hid 4 new tot of
Ijcc has been received and placed on this counter,
10 cent and 12S cent va'uej special yard
5c
39th
ty JOth
Wash Goods Sale VSti
Thousands o! yards of new spring goods are on display
and splendid bargains unadvertised, offered every day,
Beautiful Wash Lawns
KKHMV AM. my ,
SVTl KltAY Jt yU
Krlday and Saturday we will
hold a sale in wmsh K,Hds and all
plaids will be extremely low for
the different SJods.
About JflOfl yards of oriRht new
lawn In stripes, polka dots and
floral designs will be on sale for
two days, Friday and
Saturday, at yd
5c
25c Doted Swiss Muslin 1 7Xc
'' - v and Saturday t.: u can
buy flue dotted Swiss musttn, ac
tually worth 25e thu yard, aa-
red patterns, 1 7 1
the jard ......... 1 iC
I INK (Jl .tUTV BATISTK
In three grades
SI.H I1!HK
THK Y.Htll
s.i.K im K
nit: hVAl
sti.K iiiii e
THU Y.ltl
12Kc
15c
18c
25c, 35c Wash Embroidered Belts 1 5c
Thi week we have on sale doj.-ni and doiens ot nic white wash
bells, tailor made, some have pearl buckles, r
head shape, 3 c belts at each I DC
R.. W. NEWLAND,
26 East,
9th Sir eel,
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THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from the lest brands obtainable
Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great care,
and our cracker list is confined to the best the market
affords.
As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A share
of your patronage solicited.
,57, W. J. Gibson & Son
Staple Fancy Groceries, Flour Feed
9T WEST WCHlft
JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE