Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 01, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text11AXAXA CKKAM THRFrKK nLTorAnn. moxuav. ji nk i. nms ism innAino . ,i.i.i..l,,,,,.,i.i,wniu Lull". I Hn . J 3 l"3 """-'I -VII iii -t carrjsponuenu; try u - "r.' e lar bananas, rub (' , v tiaspoonfuU of su .'!',' (!!) sweet cream boat s' If troth; then add one luc !:'' lemon JELL-0 dissolved ", teacups of boiling water, jl'". mld and when cold gar- ..mlied c'jerries. Serve J ,.' ,nd cream or any good pu.1 :i"'T 1ELL-0 Is Bold by all rf tt 10 cents per package. ii'J Summer Suits Bought at Hanson's Possess Quality, Style and Best of Workmanship ffe havo the lines that may Impended upon to look right ad wear well. They are Inuid. uJowd goods and Ore patterns i the season's newest shades, ft we Eugene Agents for the (ICHAELS, STEIIN & CO' line -that more couM you ask. 0m tock of gents' funiltdi- H goods, hats, etc, is coru- (df and -everything at roason itle prices. Oome in and let b dwff yon. ED. HANSON Sd. 8 East Ninth Street Eugene, Oregon WRONG TIMBER CHARLES MAO SHOW HARTOG SPEAKS TENNIS CBEFiCB .ti; Wj.-h.. M.iv J... Charti. . ic Miow, t the University of Ore-; U. won the int. r, PI. , ..i.u.iiii-, ,n S:11S!,.S ,. ,,i.iv HKI.l .MAV sn-t . u. i,avw and w.iit. v a-a AT AD MEN'S tlbrait ii. of lllUion State Collece wnti lb.. It was divided to ho',1 it comer-nee tournament in IW-l-ml AI.I.KtiK' ";'M.y,'ilr in hi-: the Universities KHU IU I i- vt ,,... "asnington. Idiho and Oregon, r n.tl 111 l.r.NT UHATIOX human College and Washington and Uregon Agricultural Colleges will be represented. NIl'H'al.s Til iitiv.i-.-n ilmihl ..... ... r. iiKii 1 Ol XT OF SHOWN ;ooi TIMHMt A XI) FILED OX Poor 1.AM) In'ei!'1"" who ls gloved In the clothing department of F E Dunn s store, today began suit Fn the c rcult court against Warren Mchols to recover 110U4. which ren- m.7T ,-.6 amount the Pintiff is JESSE BONO WINS ORATORICAL CONTEST Jesse H. Bond won the Interstate Oratorical ronlPf at carin i,,.,. o. ntir In f-i- F'o'uuu is i , "iuhic io.ii oak" f.J a. . 00 3 Pe-e of limber :urda' ulKht ln competition with the .. u, lustinw with interest from I V.rator8 trom ldal' and Washington February, 1907. U niversities, Bond's oration was on Bellman alleges that he and Ernest ! the "We" If "The Evolution of 11. tillStran. Chan U V. . ! Character " Act . K ..i . - ... nuuum nn.i . - ...... -- me iiliuii ue le.enes a prize ot ia. no is a Junior In the University, and is the second Oregon orator to win the cov eted first place In the interstate league. )Z am. T- ,Kilei engaged the de- , "Hi"e mem on four quar ter sections of timber land in town ship 19 south of ranges 9 and 10 west. He alleges that the defendant showed them some good timber and hey duly paid him $200 each, as a locating fee, and made their filings with the land office. Before thev made their final proof, the plaintiff alleges he discovered that the land they filed upon was not what thev were shown, but land far inferior. T?aI re ho 8eek3 t0 recover the ssnn, expenses incurred in filing on the land, with interest, the total amount reaching J 1004. .John M and Geo. A. Pipes are the attorneys for the plaintiff. UNIVERSITY LOSES FIRST GAME TO MULTNOMAH Guard Special Service. Portland, June 1. In the first of a series of two games between the baseball teams ot the University of Oregon and Multnomah Club teams today the club won by the score of 2 to 0. The second game is being played this afternoon. PRIVATK BOARDING Mrs. Skipworth will open a private boarding house at the Shelley resi dence at the corner of West Eighth and Charnelton streets the first of next week. There will be the best of service, and a first-class chef will be employed. Mrs. Sklpworth will also have two nice bedrooms in con nection. jG IMK1). t iix At his home near Crow, May 30, 190S, George Hoselton. aged 76 years. The funeral was held today. The Hest Pills Ever Sold "After doctoring 15 years for chronic indigestion, and spending over two hundred dollars, nothing has done me so much good as Dr. King's New Life Pills. 1 consider them the best pills ever sold," writes B. F. Ayscue, of lngleside, N. C. Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuyken; dalt's drug store. 25 cents. MERCHANTS WHO HANDLE EUtiEXE FACTORY HltOOM'.. The following are the names of the firms handling the Eugene llroom product. W. M. Green, Ax Billy, Geo. Hall & Son, Chambers Bros., Griffin Hardware Co., J. H. Daniels, Mer ger Bean Hardware Co., Sconert & Dodge, W. J. Gibson & Son, Eugene Grocery, (Hamilton & Vanostandl. Johnson & Christensen, G. K. Mon roe, . A. Belle, Campbell-rellninn Co., E. D. Matlock, W. H. Daniels, W. 11. Demster, Fuiruiount. Portland. June 1. John 11. llar-t-ig, manager of the Eugene Commer cial Club, was one of the I'liiuijial speakers before the Pacific Coast AJ Men's convention today. He spoke on "Promotion Work That Pays," aud said In part: The subject allotted to me, "Pro motion work That Pays." Is a rath er ambiguous text. All promotion work pays. If It does not pay, it is not promotion work. For to pro mote means to advance the interest of. , The efforts to promote, the sys tem used to promote are many how ever and vary widely. Those which bring results are the ones that pay and such only can be classed as promotion work, while Ihe others come more truly under the heading of superheated oxygen. . . . Promotion woi-y and- advertising are not synonymous. They are often erroneously so considered. An ad man creates his ad and casts It out upon the world and he ls done with It. His ntxt work is to create another ad. A promoter lays his plans for re sults nnd he ls never done for as he sets his lines, each line branches off Into other hands, almost unlimited in number. For instance: A promoter after sizing up the possibilities as well as the advantages of a community, must decide how he Is going; to make the most ot them. He knows that adver tising, that ls. the plating of adver tisements will bring Inquiries, will bring visitors, but the working of the ad, the size of the type, the quantity of the spucu used, while It may bring the visitor, does not hold him. The ad. Is a means to an end. It creates a desire unci there stops. There must be a stronger magnet to hold tho vis itor. You must have the goods. When a man is Induced by your ad., and your correspondence to vlBlt lyour community, both the ad. and the correspondence are things of the Now that Is just exactly where the prormrws-'s business comes in, and where his- advertising sense Is of no further use to him. Getting a community aroused to a itptrit nt harmony, to the appreciation mu, he rich. r 1TH MOXKV TO IlI'TtV. lamxtiHEss gives ff revision a tvhn. seems to be much discussion itference of opinion on the tar Wion by the shining lights of "eat parties. We are molding ' opinion to regard the Theatre taat with hlirh favor nnrl set- f-U doubts as to its mpnls heine Many where in the city. The "pinent that is needed to con- n that the Theatre Restau- u that we claim for it is " a trial. It's bill of fare '-e you. THEATRE CAFE smoking p-ooc o o ut. Hood Cigar is a "Tt. ... "tnonrjaii thinkingmcn 5 0tt,-1.. .1 . . . n '"-'y ine rcst iuc s market "EW vnnir- Upper K 1E GREATEST 'iR'TrSl fc, Clint it mnrn e Muff vunn Single Copy, lOCls. k,t Ell tt-LM WEATHER I-YIRECAST FOR NORTHWEST Portland, June 2. Oregon, Washington and Idaho Cloudy, with probably showers tonight. - WILLIAMS' KTDNVil HLLd Have you neglecwa your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder? Have you pains in the loins, side, back, groins der the eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid ney Pills will cure yon. Sold by Linn Drug Co., price 50 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., props.. Cleveland. Ohio. WOOD! wood: in Inch old growth fir. $ enrd. William Transfer Co. Black 11 -11. i 1!ik kli-n's Aniltii Stive Wins Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1. Cochran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad sore come on the instep of my foot, and could find nothing th.it would heal it unlU I applied Bucklen's Ar nica Salw. Less than half of a 25 cent box won the day for me by ef fecting a permanent cure. Soitl iin der guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. BROOKLYN HANDICAP WON 1IY CELT Gravesend. June 1. Celt won the Brooklyn Handicap. Fair Ploy being second and Master Robert third. Time, 2:04 1-4. no you think Eugene should have a good broom factory? If bo, use nothing but Eugene brooms. J2 Thinks It Saved His Life. Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, pavs In a recent letter: "I have used llr. King's New IHsrovery for years per f.-r -oll,')s Illl!l coins, ami I nuns it Phone i saved my life. I have found It a re- tfilialilf remedy for throat anil lung troubles, and would no more lie carload of about SO hobos was; without a bottle than I would lie unloaded and searched by order of without food." lor nearly for y the sheriff. But as the robbers had years Sew l.isi-overy has been at the gone no h a short time before, the head of throat and lung reined es. As "gang" was permitted to remain un- a preventative of pneumonia and til about nine o'clock, when by order healer of weak lungs It has no equal, of Mavor Hunt. Acting City Mar- Sold under guarantee at ,. Ak,,y shal L W Dunham lo.id-d them Into kendall's drug store, .-.oc anil $1. a box'car and started them north.. Trial bottle free. . . .i-n ..umi u-i.rlhlessl arlUOT PITyinK h,r bnnnK unilnr her chin out of Oakland. Oakland, ure. n t:vs NOKS S i. u r.l;: 's At !;i'I Sk't l'urt ;.i:ui, i ,i ; S.m I-fiun i.-t ii, !'.i;''it, 2 ,i; O.tKl.d;,!, ;i '. Sfcu il;ty's '.u't's: rurtlmni. San Truii fis. t, 1. l.os Ancfl.-M T-l . Oak iniul, rnrt!:niil w m live out of -t''it fcamos iti tlu rit's with San Krainistii. Tlu' twi. -it'll rt-p.-rl of the I'hleaco tMinau of stat is t irs cnii'tleil from the rtH'onls of 37 IfatliiiK cttios shows an alarming iniTtiat' In tho nuinht-r of MiirMes. particularly within t h last four months. Tho numhvr of those who die by their own hand has Increased at the rate of almost ten ler cent a year. The table is com-' pleted to liHtti. It Is as follows: moo. sro; iyoi. 2 2 ; 1902, 24o: 1903. S176; 1904,2946; 1905. 3 0 S S ; 1906, 2957. j Isaac H. Smith, 5S years of aK-', a prominent and wealthy builder and contractor of Tillamook, committed suicide Saturday by usIiik carbolic acid. He had been very dt-spondeut for some time. His estate is said to be of tho value of $100,000. j For the first time in tho history of the Oregon Agricultural College,' the senior class appeured In caps and , gowns Thursday at the regular week-j ly assembly. Tho present senior, class numbers over SO and will bo the largest O. A. C has ever turned; out. Commencement exercises will 1 begin Sunday, June 14. Uenver was selected this morning as the city In which next year's General Assembly of tho Presbyter ian Church of tho Vnited States of America Is to be held. Hut ono bal lot was taken for the two contesting cities. Tho vote was so nearly unan imous that S.aitle withdrew and the Colorado capital was finally Rejected with ono voice. Strawberries aro now being ship ped out In great quantities from the Frewater-Milton country, aud In a few day'B timo tho berry picking season will be at Its height. A great many have been shipped to Spokane, Seattle and different point h and good prices are being received for them, all tho way from $5 to i0 per crate, according the size and quality. Tea, to be Good, should be free from artificial coloring it should be pure. Folger's Golden Gate Teas are pure healthful freshing. Six flavors if tea rc- Japon Gunpowder Oolong' Engl is H BraaKfaat Ceylon BlacR & Crn The choice of flivor li nutter of tute Packed flavor-tight in dust proof cartons. J. A. Folger (EL Co. San Francisco Importers of Pure Teas A Gruiul Kiiiuily MixlH-liic. "It gives m pleasure t" ni.eiik a good word tor Kiectrtc Bitters," writes Frank Conlaii ot 4 lit! Houston street, New York. "Il's a grand fam ily medlctuo for dyspepsia and liver romptlcntlons , while for lame back and weak kidneys It cannot be too highly recommended." Electric Bit ters regulate the digestive functions, purify the blood and Impart renewed vigor and vitality to tho weak and debilitated of both sexes. Sold un der guarantee at W. A, Kuykeuilall's drug storo. 5 0 cents. THE FRATERNAL KltOTIIKItllOOD Election of officers at tho regular meeting tonight. Every member should consider It Important enough to be in attendance If possiblo. FRESH CKMKNT Fresh car best grade Portland le nient Just arrived. Price $3.75 per barrel. Chambers Hdw Co. COW KKK.II Alfnlfa nioal. At Bailey's Tenth nnd Willamette streo'.s. Phone Hod 1251. V rn mm nrtl hv nilllliina thn trront- fflt Ht riliir! h in ilk nr n tinnl I In ItndiiVr M anil health restorer. Holllster'a I uockv Mountain lea win mane you i I fnol that HfM la wnrl h llvlnir 5 T. ' I cents, tea 01 tablets, l.lnn lrug Co. EUGENE HOSPITAL friiiiunoii In the Circuit Court of the Slate of OreEon for Lane Counlv of civic Improvement, ls the inter-j Louisa A. Bowen, plaintiff, vs.' David eetlng task for the promoter. He may be the cleverest ad. man In the world, but If be falls In the apprecia tion of other requirements, he will be a failure. To get a communllty to look Its best, so that the newcomer will fall In love with It, that's the secret. . . . ... To awaken a slumbering com munity, to shnmo the knockers, to call forth the boosting spirit, to arouse the entire public to tho glop. ions possibilities of the right kind of promotion work, to make our w-rld brighter and a better place to live In. to work hand In hand as friends and brethern, instead of pulling hither and thither a though man was his brother's enemy, to beautify to Improve, to expand, to get suits that will make a community more prosperous, more amiable, more hospitable, more happy, that's the kind of promotion work that pays. Owl. How Is this? A fine J! fountain pen for $1 at Watts' Jewelry store. Every pen warranted. e tied her rav n rlnolets in: Then to the store went with glee. For llollisti-r'. Km-ky Mountain Tea. l.inn Drus Company. Remember We In. ? lay. .Inn- 3 is the Ilroi.m Factory op.-ntr.g D; . . , ,.,- ,i, il, r and n- for a I Notch 'broom and receive .' lil'Dom free. vh:-k .12 Rogers Bros. K47 silverware Is sold cheapest at Watts'. Net, the mini- on label. Top N.cvh Bro'im. Taylor & Gibson. None l.er'er. A whisk tiro on iriven wirh ,-i. h one pun tia.-ed on up ning irav .lime ::nl. HORSEMAN FINED TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS L. Rlckel, a well-known horseman, was arrested by Chief of Pollen Far rlngton yesterday for indecent expo sure, lie became drunk and drove one of his horses reckl'-ssly on the streets and raine near running over a number of people. Later ho nindo a nuisance of himself and his arrest followed. He was taken before Po lice Judge Dorrls this morning and fined 125. He said he would pay the amount as soon as the banks open tomorrow, todny being n legal holi day, and he was released from custody, TEA The way to buy tea is in packages ; somebody is responsible for it. B. Parmenter. defendant. To David B. Parmonler, the nbove- nnmed defendant: In the name of the state of Oregon you are hereby summoned and requir ed to appear in Bnld circuit court nt Eugene City, line county, stato of Oregon, on or beforo six weeks from tho da to of tho first publication of tht ytummons, nnd niiBWcr tho com yratnt of the plaintiff filed therein; for want thereof tho plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief prayed for In the complnlnt, nnniely. for an nnniillment of Ihe marrlngn contrnet existing between you and tin plaln tirf, of dale October 21st, 1907, and for such other relief as to the court may seem equitable and just. II Is ordered by the court, the Hon. L. T Harris, Judge thereof, dated April 25, 1308. that service of sum mons be made upon you by publica tion In the Eugne Ounrd. a newspa per of general circulation, published dully In said county, Sunday except ed, for six consecutive weeks. The dntn of the first publication being Monday, tho 27th day of April, 100S. GEO. II. DO It It IS, Plaintiff's Attorney. (il'AltlllAN'S SALE, Notice Is hereby given that Ihe undersigned guardian of tho person nnd estate of Harold Frederlckson nnd Bertha Frederlckson. minors, was by virtue of nn order of the Probate. Court of Lane County, Ore gon, dated tho lull day of May, 19US duly licensed to sell all the right, title and Interest of said minors In and to lot one, block one, of Jones Addition to the t'liy of Cottage Grove Oregon, Pursuant to said order and llcenna snld guardian will sell suld lot one nt public, auction to the high est bidder for cash, on Monday, thtf 1Mb day of June. 1908, nt the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. at the Court Houei Am In l..nM I .... fV.nnlu fA ' gon, and If no satisfactory bid Is re ceived therefor, said guard'ian will sell after said time, the said real prowrty nt private sale to the high est bidder for rash. Dated this 1 .t h day of May. 180. MAUY E, KltAI'TEK, Guardian Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykendall, M. D. V. O. Pronrr, M. D. P. J. Btl. M. D. B. F. Scilcte. M. D. D. A Pilot, M. D. Gto. O'B.DtBir.M.D. U E. McDougil, M. D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances (orX 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 training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. LT o 3 OD 33 CO Z wr:i:ior t5d t to o CO x Your grorer rrturm your mon't If roa deo't Ilk. bctiiilinr'a B-l: m par b.is .12 Sing- r .-vn .eg SIX Willamette 1451. Bee supplies n! C!:am!-r M.o-h:ne r.mj-!.y. .T, et. Ii'loIi'J li'' 1 all k!tiu 4 Hardware Co. A big vtTin;.r: " established i'l Bak'T T i.tz veterinary f,,r a brick li'l Stnet and Valley avenue aivei;iJ. o.si,0.IX,",f, i. A T CO Tl T A. n .v. i:si.'1 " ,,rrr, ! Am apple tbre- cut last w J I ,-, I '..1- ( otlllty. .:V:i'-..l in 1 -!. IV (Oil.! COM. Place your ord -r cial now. Williams Phone Black 114 1. Jti , I STEHNHEItt; IIAHillT. Photos, stamps and post cards Oenenil vi"w work. Sixth street, bi tween Willamette and Olive. tf -pita! I? t'' :tv l-v Dr. surge., n. I':'- ding on Third FOR PALE liaV been , ,;f ( . Mir' rontr. ...d .l'-rs. v row and ( nr.-i. T 1 Olive tf New models ea-ty riding Rambler bicycle on display. CHAMBEKS HARDWARE CO. NOTICE Ol' FINAL Kin TI.I-.'M EXT Notice Is heron? gtven that the un-di-rslgned. Adeline A. Taylor, the - administratrix of the estate if Mllo Taylor, decerned, has filed her final' for first class aWiunt In thn mailer of said estate, I I'r.i nsfcr to. Inn(l Mondav. tho 1st dav of June. linn, al the hour of I o'clock lii tin-1 afternoon of said day has b'-n fixed j by ord.-r of said court for Ihe hearing j or oiniK-rions to huhi nnrii account and for Ihe final settlement of said estate. All objections must be filed on or before said date. Dated April 9. 1'kih. ADELINE A. TAYLOR, L. Bllyeu Attorney. Administratrix Cures dl7.7.y siiells. find feelings. NOTICE Ol' HALE. Notlci. is hereby given to whom It I . , I T- W adke . I M i..,- h W l'OU It E N'T An .-'g't-ro.m jth barn and ii i' k-n ard at tPiard office ho'ise Call 13 1 stomach and liver trouble., keeps may romerq thai by virtue of an or I ...11 .ii .m.,,er That's what 'der of the County (V.urt of Lan" ! Ilolll.ter's Kwkv Mountn.n Tea will County, Oregon. '! Ien'!t:i: 1 a -e n:-1 Pott's nmm " f ' '. - ij made and entered Try It and you will always buy I on the 11th day of May. IftOH, the l!lin ' llll'li-niKll'ii no .ilium. 1 n.-.i ...... j will annexed of the estate of Jacob Huff, decern..-.!. wi'I sll at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at (he pl.-tis of the Lane County Court H.oi-e In Knui a", Oregon, on Satur-liiy, the 13th flay r.f June, IS'tS. at th- iionr of i :io p nt., cer tain real prop.-r'y le-lontlng to sn(d ,.,i;.f.. r.--i as ff.lh.ws, t'i-wlt: Lou f, and 7 in bio. k 41. In Junction Citv Lane ''"nn'v, 'ir.-gon. W, C WASIIIUTtNl-:, Adti.lrl-.ira'or with the will nuto-v-d of the itale of Jacob Huff, de- c-a--d O. K. SKIP WORTH. Attorney. do It. 3.'. cents, tea or tat.i Drug Company. the new braced Savage wheel No erra rharre for lirae.-. CHAMBERS HAItiAVAI'.E CO. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 2 bOuO men a 1 ta O cr 2 ? 7 3 o 70 o pj q p t Op 3. 3 o a Baars -the SigUAtuifl of PLE CODV Cn . PANK filter- - tir, -'' run. iu. tLio;, I'l 'HI.IS1IKKS. MaI;V.uOuv.i " ".Jara 5i.,miTou.