Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 03, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWIS EPBENE DAILY fJTJArtl. WEDNESDAY, JCXE 3, 1008 DO YOUR FEET EVER 1KUUHLE. I UU I t-vr You will forget you have feet if you try THE FAMOUS CORNDODGER LAST. Worn with comfort by men who had suffered foot dis tress for years.' Let us put a pair on your feet. Don't buy unless you're pleased. , Sold Exclusively By 534 Willamette Street frMtt-tt I 1 CSM'SJk Automobile Livery Automobiles for Hire Day or Night Day Phone Black J5U Night Phone Black 1751 EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO R. E. VELTUM, Aana..',er HANTS BANK EUGENE, OREGON S. S. SPENCER, ... L. H., POTTER, ... F. N. McALlSTER,. mm h itl i sail W : i f 1$' l . ill .SB (0, , il 111 sSi 'A J K7a I - - 1 . 5 b -i u u -O S 2: cc j sc Ziyi occqo; "S. I. oJ) fgJjS fSfttfj The red diamond on a shoe strop Is always ft guarantee o excellence. y' . re ats. i MAC! MMMtMMMMMI? CS90 0 Docs a General Banking Business on Conservative Lines ' President. Vice Pres. . Cashier.' Cor 7th and Willamotto uJ g x tul cc CO o -. lO -j APPROPRIATION MONEY WILL BE WELL SPENT IMMEDIATE- NECESSITIES WILL TAKE IT NEW Kl'KPLlS FOR YEAIiS NEW ULILIUXGS WILL lO IT, NEW ,MF.V WILL HK HIKED AND APPARATUS WILL HE liOl'GHT Since the people of Oregon have shown by their voies they are heartily In favor of the appropriation for the Stato University at Eugene, they may desire to know .specifically how this appropriation of $125,000 annually will be used. For the past several years the University has been receiv ing an annual appropratlon of $47,000, which, together with In cidental fees and tho interest from the Villa id fund and special appro priations from time to time, has. made up about $73,000 annualy; and for the several years just past the 'varsity has been run and was run this year on a- $75,000 basis. Tho new annual appropriation of $125,000 merges all the special 'ap propriations into one. As the University has more than doubled in attendance In the past twe yearH, the present running basis Is Insufficient. All the buildings and apparatus are far too small and few. The new library building nnd the small cottage for the women of the University, both of which are badly needed, could not be furnlslied nor heated this year owing to lack of funds, lloth these buildings must be furnished at once. The library, which Uiuches all departments of tho Uni vc-rslly alike, ikuUh an aniiull expen dlturo of $10,000 -for revera.1 years Id bring It up to even an ordinary slairlard of efficiency. Additional Insl ructoi's aro neciled In s-ieveral ol the departim-nts. whose j-clari-'s will amount to 510,000 or $15,000 year ly. A waiuan'H (tunnitry and board lag hall must be. put In at once. It is estimated Unit, till will cost about ?50, nn-io. Another bnildina I.; need etl for ela:, laboratory ati'l recitn linn purpose.;, which u'ill cost about. $75,000, and the power anil water plant, wtucii nas tie mi r ally over taxed, will take $ 10,000 or $15,000 to meet the demand upon It for 'leatltur. Irrigating and fire prntcc tlcn. The campus slioul.l be enlarg ed nr. ont'P, for It !s now too small nnd crowded. The land which lan ders upon It and which tho Unlver slty considers buying as. soon as fund arc available, Is, growing In valuo ev ery year, and buying It now will mean saving consiueranio money. These Improvements will cost from $1 25,000 to $150,000, enough to ab sorb tho ninount nhove the annual ; running expense fur several years. ' When tho stato legislature passed tho $125,000 appropriation this year of course It did not make any spec ial appropriations, nnd when the $125,000 was held up by the refer on if ti in tho Untvorslty was forced, at It were, to run an $80,000 business on $55,000. This could only be done by cutting down expenses wherever possible, and for three months last fall no member of the fnculty receiv ed a cont's remuneration, taking notes for his money and relying upon Uio people of the state to support the appropriation nnd thus mnko the notes good. The University will close this year without a cent of money on baud, and It will require careful handling nnd scheming to make tho $125,000 do tho work the University needs It to do. All expenditures are palil by tho University steward, who Is under heavy bonds. The bill, how ever, must havo been "O. K.'d" by tho steward, president, and finally by I ho board of regents before it In paid, bo there Is llttlo chance for any I money to go astray. CHILD EATS MATCHES AND DIES IV AtiOXY Senltlo, Wash., Juno 2. Mrs. I.eonani K, Smith is prostrated with grief over tho death of her tbreo-yoar-old daughter who died Sunday morning after eating match heads. 1 no chlUI ate the beads off all the matches In a large box and suffered Tor more than 12 hours before she died. Thinks It Saved Ills Life. Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, says In n recent letter: "I have used lr. King's New Discovery for years f:ir coutIis nnd colds, and I think it saved my life. 1 have found it a re liable remedy for throat and lung troubles, nnd would no mure be without a bottle than I would be without food." For nearly forty years New Discovery has been at the head of throat nnd lung remedies. As n preventative of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs It hns no equal. Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuv kendall's drug store. 60c and $t. Trial bottle free. wiMn NAwisn John M. K Dixon, suremtor to W R. Hoday. All wood sawed to gnuge ror prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence 32 4 High street, tf ussollne woodsaw COAL! COAL! 1 lace your order for first class coal now. Williams Transfer Co., Phono IllncR 1141. Ji! 8TKRMIV.RG llAltlllT. Photos, stamps nnd post cards. Cenernl vbw work. Sixth street, be tween Willamotto and Olive. tf WOOD! WOOD! Ill Inch old growth fir, $5.2". cord. Illack William Transfer Co.. ifHhonr 111 rto sure t!sfeO,e new short turn bugi'v hrfore huvlnr ! C11AM1IEU3 HARDWARE CO. i DEXTER ITEMS I """i (Special Correspondence.) Dexter, June 1 Hay and grain are growing fine since the last rain. Rev. D. E. Haker preached three very Interesting discourses at the school house Sunday. After the af ternoon sermon there were two can didates presented themselves for bap tism. Rev. Kelly,' of Saginaw, also spent Sunday here and Intends to Btay over and visit some this week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Turvel Truelson had the sad misfortune to lose their little I two-year-old daughter, the little onej beUg sick only ten days. The manyi many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Truel son extend tholr sincere sympathy. E. T. Templemnn, the road super visor in this section. Is doing quite a lot of work on the roads between here and Trent. Tho last nows from Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hnnsaker since they started for Klamath Falls is from Medford, where they are visiting friends for a few days before resuming their journey. Several years ago Mr. Hnnsaker own ed a blacksmith shop at that place. Mrs. J. V. Stewart, of Goshen, vlB- Ited -relatives at Dexter a few days last week. J. C. Vincent, II. M. Parvln and W. F. Tate will all be seen taking a sail in their new carriaaes and bug gies as soon as the mud dries a lit tle. Mrs. R. I.. Jacobs is losing quite a number of lambs from her flock iby coyotes and cougars. Boys, there is chance to show your skill at hunt- Inc XXX. JASPER ITEMS (Special Correspondence. ) ' Jasper, June 2. The election pas sed off very quietly. Mrs. Bessie Garrett of Prownsville and Miss Vera Laird, of Garfield, Wash., who had been visiting rela tives at Natron and Jasper, went to Eugene last Saturday for a two-days' visit with relatives before starting for their homes. The ball game at, .lusper Sunday between Thurston and Jasper teams Hood 12 to (I in favor of Jasper. Our Jasper team Is doing well for aniateuri'. The Woodmen of tho World, Tamil Vni 5:12, will unveil a monument at ;lio Jit. Vernon ceni'tery next Sun day, June 7, at 2 p. m., in honor of Wiiibor W. II. Jon -s, deceased. All .ire invited, to attend. Chill and Web Walsh' are- home; froai tho logiriufj r::mp on the Wil lamette for a f:1- davs only. WAR DECLARED Who Will HnRst In This INricl.ir Muvrnien!'.' War-has been declared by our lead-, hut druggists. They are going to fight stomach troubles with Mi-o-na s!om?,ch tab lets. They feel so sure of success that they guarantee to refund the price of nny Bfl-crnt box that does not glvo satisfaction nnd do all that Is claimed for It. Ml-o-na is an absolute strengthen er nnd cure fur the stomach and'dl gestive organs. If yon suffer with headnche, dizzi ness, palpitation, bad taste In the mouth, nervousness, coated tongue, distress after eating, try Mi-o-na. It will not be long before all these symptoms have disappeared and you are strong and well. The Red Cross Drug Company sells Ml-o-na under an absolute guaran tee to refund the money unless It cures. SONG RECITAL At Vlllard hall, Thursday night, June 4, tho University School of Music will present the vocal pupils of Mrs. Katherlne Ward Pope In re cital. There has been nn unusual num ber of excellent voices In the vocal department this year, and the recital will be one of more than ordinary In terest. The public is cordially in vited to attend. PRIVATE HOARDING Mrs. Sklpworth will open a private boarding house at the Shelley resi dence at the corner of West Eighth and Chnrnellon streets the first of next week. There will be the best of service, nnd a fitBt-cln.ss chef will be employed. Mrs. Sklpworth will nlso have two nice bedrooms in con nection. v ' jfi n. r, MORGAN'S IT ItMTlRE FACTORY Furniture manufactured for wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Factory at east end of Fifth street. Renalrlnir sollrltpil Phono lllnek 6391. Residence phone' lilac k 5501. I WELL DRILLING Get your wells drilled by old and experienced well-drillers. lU'CIUIOLZ & CARPENTER, M!7 So. Willamette St. Phono Red 4S72. tt GF.RMAN COACH STALLIOV ! The German coach horse which I purchased from Duncan Scott will make the stand during the season at Hangs' barn. tf J. H. PERKINS. If you enn buy your watches. Jew elry and optical goods of Watts Just as cheap as at nny other place, and get chances to draw one or more of those fine prises, why not Invest your money there? Tying her bonnet under her chin, Sho tied her raven ringlets In: Then to tho store she went with ploe. For llollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Company. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tha Und Vnn Uaws Aluitiue Dnuirhl (( no nmu i uu uaiB ninuj uuugui Bears the Signature of Friday and 1000 Women's Skirts in all sizes and lengths in blue, black tan, brown, -gray and white, all marked in plain figures' Friday and Saturday, less 25, you get rv 11 If Une Uollar value BARGAINS FOR MEN 50c underwear In all colors; bro ken sizes Soc 50c Ties, alt shades and styles; t,wo days only !Mc $1 men's shirts, in golf and negli gee; sale '. 4lc $1.50 men's golf shirts, all sizes and colors . .' W)c $5.00 men's patent kid Oxfords, all sizes $3.30 Men's fancy vests, all shades and sizes HALF Men's $3.50 beaver hats; special price 2.03 PQSTJ.BOXeSi Organized 1883 Ihe First CF EUGENE, OREGON Capital paid m $100,000 Surplus and undivided profits .- 100,000 Additional liability of stockholders under national banking laws. 100,001; 'Total $300,000 Under Sniiie Management 2."i Years Your Patronage Solicited. T. O. Hendricks President S. B. Eakln, Vice President P. E. Suodgrass Cnshlc, Luke L. Goodrich. .Assietant Caxhle? Darwin Brlstow. . .Assistant Cashlei Madame Dean's pga EES Pills, mm A BArit, rrcnTAI Rrc- ! LIES' FOR KCI'I'RESSED mrJZr MuN-srui ATios. NEYEH MOHIII TO NIL KiM Knn't Htx-edy! Hntlftu-tion Junr aut.Til itr Moni'v HKumtrU. sent pr.1 lut.l lorjl.io t Uix. Willftcud tluni on tihil, lo ho pniil fer when rrllrvcil. .aiiii'ii'S rr.-e. iii!it on Renins me peuiitn,., neeopt no nuhfttltute. If your ilnmulsl iloes not hiivatbetii send your oitlen to Uio UHITf.0 MEDICAL CO., Box 74, Lancaster. Pi. Sold in Eugene by W. L. Delano NEW BOOKS TO READ The Barrier, by Rex Beach The Metropolis, by Sinclair The Iron Heel, by London Princess Nadine, by Reid now to be had at Schwarzschild's Book Store 386 WilUmatleSu A. C. MATHLWS Gcner.tl Tc.xnunif Concrete, Gravel, Building Sand and Rivid excavation earth far sale Phone Black 1Z or c.i'l.-t 315 W 4 th 1 rv " 'V' i Saturday Bargain News ror . ... BARGAINS FOR WOMEN $2.50 women's waists, In long and short sleeves ijl.OD 25c Bummer wash goods, all col ors; sale !Jlc 20c summer wash goods, all col ors; sale i. J 7c 15c summer goods, the latest weave, price l:Ic $5.00 women's hats, all light shades; sale $2.15 15c sleeveless vests, all sizes, sale at . . .' Oc 25c embroidery In wide widths, sale l"c Women's shirts, all sizes; sale price less H v is erecting a plant at PORTLAND, OREGON for the manufacture, of their world famous. PORTABLE .YELL DRILLING MACHINES for water, oil, gas, etc., etc. A moderate amount of money will start you in a profitable business. STAR PORTABLE DRILLING MACHINES have been proved by Competitive Tests to be The Best In The World. For full particulars record ing well drilling machines, tools, supplies, etc., write to THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. PORTLAND, OHCBOIV, or AKRON. OHIO, Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount. Hood Cifjar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is res. live!' the best 10c Cigar on the market fffo i "dV4- 1 KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITACE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables , Oak and 7th Eugene, Or. GEO.K MUNROE TV. HOUSKURNISHER STOVES--R ANGES KJRNITURE -r Wc.t Esh'.h St. We li've cv?r, thiii-4 for the kit chen. All sor;of pots and pans In metal and grnniiew are. All the little contrivances that make cooking a pastime inst-rtil of a druriee you will find here. Telephone Red 5570. &GZNE .OREGON f" Te star M I Bite Mi 03. 1 Bt 7?- BARGAINS FOR CHILDREN Children's sale , . natpni vi.i -l ",u oes, tan. Si. 511 Boys' shoes, oak soles and couo, S1.D8 BTr"? g'r,S' hlUS Otic Bo:f alsls in hite and colored BOit-a",sJn 011 mo" and sh.es 91.49 Children's patent kid pumps, new thing $1.03 Boys' wash suits, in lights colors sale 540 Willamette Street L V Vis Irjj Festival To Hi Held hi Portland, !V"Oll. JUNE 1 to 6, 1908 Will be the most brilliant Florol Fiesta and Civic Jubilee ever held in the Pacific Northwest I I Several important conventions to b I . held in Portlnnd on that I occasion. o The Southern Will sell Special Tic kets on Tliis ;civ-.siou From EUGENE to Poitlaiid and Return at 5.00 For particulars call on A. J. UILLF.TTF.. Local AS1'"" Win. McMiirrti!', General Pasengei' Agi., I'ertHind, W. Portlnnd, "The Hose City," will be scene of splendor anil the cra ter of world-wide Interest for one week. Mill Willamette Valley Co Groceries You will always find the best brands o. Croccrics Fresh Green Vegetables Flour and Feed .. . No delays, we SSrG. H.IRISH 52E-I j w. BARRINGER Expcr, housemovcr Moves any win?' 1 ji years expcnenci. ?uot Fifteenth and Oak S. Red 451J.0OC- ,e