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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1908)
-t-r-'-'-" ' " '--" ' '-v '-y. . I Beginning: Tomorrow we arc going to inaugurate a series ot specials, a new one each day.-These specials will be priced so low that you cannot afford not to to t tlce advantage of the extremely low prices offered. If you doubt the quality of the gooSs offered as specials, all we ask of you is to inspect them. Tomorrow our special will be Men"s Balbriggan Underwear. It is well made of good material and would be a bargain at 35c. Note the price for tomorrow only Balbriggan Underwear STANLEYS 512 Willamette Street PRICE CUTTERS PRICE CUTTERS 5c Per Garment NO MORE JUNE STATE ELECTIONS Sulom, Oris., June C. The consti tutional ami'mlnirntH and bllih ad 0iU'd by tno people at the election last Monday will go Into effect soon as the vote tnereon can be canvassed and the result proclaimed hy the gov ernor. This will probably be three weeks yet, as soma of tho county clerks nre always slow In sending re turns. Most of the amendments and initial ive measures have no Immed iate effect, however, though they will be in full force as soon as the proc lamation has been Issued. Itccill Effective at Once. The recall amendment Is solf-ex-ocutory and will be effective at once. It provides that 2 5 per cent of the voters of an election may compel an officer to stand for re-election at a special election to be held within 20 days for which election other candid ates may be nominated. The reas ons for the recall and the dofense of the officer may be printed upon the sample ballots In not to excoed 200 words ench. No provision Is made as to the manner In which nominations shall be made for the special elec tion. Recall petitions cannot he filed until an officer haa occupied his po sition six months, or, lu the case of a member or the legislature, until the legislature has been In session five days. No Mom Juno Klectioiis. Tho act Instructing members of the legislature to vote for people's choice , for senator will, of course, never be effective as an Imperative law, but bs a moral Influence upon the legls luturo its significance will be deter mined next January. II n I tin fl I P j The amendment changing the time ' Ui Ui A HI Ui Ai Ui i of holding elections from June to j November will take effect In 1910. j j If the amendment has passed in- j creasing the number of supremo I Judges from three to five, though It now seejns Improable, there will be I UNDER ONE BOARD Albany, June 7. -To place the two Judges to elect In the November . University of Oregon and the Orefjn Agricultural College under one board j election this year, for It Is so provld- , ed in the amendment. Nominations , , , ,, , .'must bo by convention, assembly of f regent was an Innovation advocat- electors or by petition. ! If both fishery bills have been ad opted, each will stand, except that If ed yesterday by the Linn county coun cil of the grange in Its monthly meet ing. The advocates of the pian be- there be any conflicting provisions ;,,,, tnat wRn one 1)oard of regcntg of the act receiving the largest af firmative vote will prevail PILES) mJEB: FIXJKS! , , . Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and Itching piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays Itching at once, acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment is prepared for plies and Itching of the private parts. Sold by "Linn Drug Co., by mail EOc and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland. O. HUBBLE SELLS OUT HIS DRAY BUSINESS NOTICE it,,-. ,1 ,,t,.n i inn nt ,..,.,.1r nt thn urn I schools would be abolished, and they iwT,e 0rte,son, L"nI, Compfany' 4,12 i . , , ,., . .',, ,i . Willamette street, does not employ (have the next legislature place the)J)ote1' restaurant or boarding house two institutions under one board of ?!"e l 18teei ve? 'n.''r'; COAL! COAL! j-iace your order tor first class coal now. Williams Transfer Co., i control. The grange also announced Phone Black J141. Jtj a belief that a reasonable tuition fee I should be required at the State Uni- Those rich prizes to be given nawy I verslty. by WattB are attracting a great deal The council also took up the ques of attention and bringing good re-1 tlon of normal schools yesterday, and sultB. The prizes are on exhibition t passed a resolution requesting the in the corner window of Watts' up-to-date jewelry store, corner Ninth and Willamette streets. newly elected Linn county delegation to the state legislature to frame and flee. Neither are they connected in any . way with curbstone "workers" that disgust total strangers by ap proaching them on the streets. If you do not wish to pay two on three commissions, go to their office, where you will be treated on the square, tf DB. C. C. GRIFFITH Mrs. Grace B. Lampshlre has open ed a poultry and poultry supply house In the RoBteln building at the corner of Kast Ninth and Pearl duce and endeavor to pass a bill to streets. ' i prevent more effectually the dumping of garbage along public roads. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is t the one that children like so well to If you can buy your watches, Jew take, as It tastes like maple sugar. elry and optical goods of Watts just It acts gently, yet freely, on the bow-, as cheap as at any other place, and els and thereby It drives the cold out got chances to draw one or more of or the system. It Is sold by all drug-1 those fine prices, why not invest . CI,..,.. TF. 1 . ntroduce a bill abolishing two nor- 17 o""" ooVi,a at M r,n m nit 1 h un,l I 0'lt BeiVCU IUICO J CtW H Oil iSLHia the other at Weston. The Linn county delegation to the legislature was aiso urgeo, to lniro- gists. Decrlng Mowers and Rakes nono better. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. your money there? The famous Bob wife are to be at a house all this week. Fltzslmons and Portland show Medical Board. Is located at Kit chen & Kompp livery stable, corner Seventh and Oak, Phone Main 93. d&wtt ! ART Kit TWKNTV VKAItS ACTIVE ! WORK HK1SK GOES TO MAIt.M- Kit CLIMATE ! Alter twenty years In tn 3 dray business lu Eugene, M. S. Hubble, owner of one of the most successful drayag'3 I'irnu in the city, t:old Sat urday to H. H. McVey his four teams. Mr: McVey is a nephew of M. F. Griggs, and recently came from Mon tana. Mr. Hubble sold out his busi ness on account of long illness. The business includes two heavy and two express wagons. The men who have been employed will be retained. Mr. Hubble has been 111 for four months with muscular rheumatism, and up to this time had refused a number of good offers. A relapse two weeks ago and his doctors' ad vice to remove to a warmer climate, brought him to the decision to quit his old established business, and probably leave Eugene. JtleccricGas, Water! rgamzed im National Bantf Capital paid,:,. ' REG0N Surplus and 'M' profits ... Additional liaViiit,"0( M0 stockholders under natin-lml hanl.t-- """"'"S laws. iM(l Under si j.Vn.g, Luke L. Goodrich.. AssUUat'cJ .m Duanjw...Aslitaut Cas: Willamstte Valley Co WELL DRILLING Get your wells drilled by old and! experienced well-drillers. Phone Red 4872. tf BUCHHOLZ & CARPENTER, I 807 So. Willamette St, Bo. tie J?1111 Ki5d "m Ha"1 All,avs BollM IF YOU KNEW The merits of the Texas Wonder I you would never sjiiffer from kidney ,.j bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two months' treatment) sold by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for testimonials. Dr. E. VV. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. , j E. C Oulliford Feed and Livery, Boarding Stables New Floor Room New Rubber Tire Turnouts. Full Creek Stage Line. 101) West 8th Street. I'lioue Main DO Madame Dean's I FRENCH n.. FEMALE DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the 1 c famous little liver pills, are Bold by i all druggists. I WSk subscribe for the guard. J Soli in Eugene by IV. L. Delanjl A Safe, Certain Tit-VTy . I.IEF FOR SurrREWED SlKXSTItCATIOX. NEVER H fB ...... . . iuisiacuon boat. nntml or Moucy Hofuiulml. st pti piuil lor SI .to ior Will send tf(m on trial, to bo nlil for wtai rclievtj biunptcs l-rci'. IiiHlst on getting tli-' penuiii.', iii'ct'pt no mibAtltute. Umu driniKtst ilo(. uot aiive llictii Bend'yom orders to I lie UU1TED MEDICAL CO., loi 74, LiitMtu, ft. r n ii Biaii The streets have just teen nicely graded and the sale of lots is brisk. Many people are buying the very choicest residence lots at lower prices than will ever again be offered in Eugene. People are waking up to the unusual advantages of BLAIR STREET ADDITION, IT THE TALK OF THE Do you realize what an investment in this addition will do for you? How can it avoid ad vvancing in value with these lots lying right against the bnilt up district, and where the city is certain to get its greatest growth? Let one of the agents named below take you out there. You don't need to buy if you don't want tov,. but we think you will want 'to after you see these fiue lots and know about the easy terms--yoU make your own terms you may have, a Better not wait; the other fellow is getting busy and it's time you acted, before all are sold. There are only twenty lots -and Two acre tracts left. jl '. McMURPHEY ,Sc R lJCi JI. GARRETT REAL ESTATE CO. OREGON HOME ani LAND CO. OREGON LAND CO. HOWE & BUOY PACIFIC LAND CO. MM" ilifciiiiwinrtinia'iirrimTwiiiTi rfMit.ii.iii.Mf fcn-.iiinni ai MiwriiiiiWi w awtti. "wtirinTirnvriri rrr.ii T,TfrntMBrTTvrmj
