Eugene daily guard., June 11, 1908, Image 2

THB ETOEJTE DAILT GUARS. THURSDAY, JV.VE 11. 100f
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jlUntuai
; Comtipaiton ,
May Lc permanently on'womejjy proper
I personal efforts witKHie assistance
j o(liieonp truly benejicial Iwatue
I temttty, Syrup oj figs and W'uir f DemM,
which, enables one to form regular
kabitg daily & that assistance lo na
iure may be gradually dispensed
vVen no longer rieeiled aslKebesto)
j remedies, when reoitircd, are to assist
. iure and not to supplant the natun
j ol junctions, which must depend ulti
i mutely upon propev nourishment,
i proper e))ovw,ana nfnuinnggfntran.
Price isn't evlliing in buying I To get its beneficiiit effects, always
iug CLOTHING. Tie! ? A fe' . ,c
I . manufactured by th
California
You will always find the high-1 "FiO SyTHJP Co . ONLY
,. " , i , 1 SOLP BVALLLEADINO DRUCCISTS
est quality of goods and oneweonf, regular pr.ee MtrfBoUl
CAY TWENTY
DOLLARS AND
BECOME FAMOUS
Don't Balk at the
Dollar Mark
qualityjconnts for some
thing.
workmanship at the min
imum of prices
ROBERTS
BROS
TOGGERY
554 Wilamette Street. j
HALL & SHUMWAY j
numbing and Sewer Work. I
Also goneral Jobbing In tin and I
GEO. K. MUNROE
TIT. HOUSFUS.NISHER.
STOVES-RANGES
FURNITURE
67 West Eighth St,.
OXLY COSTS A lKH'ltl.K K.UiLK
TO (IKT 1XTO THK I'AI'KK IX A
WAV THAT WOll.l) MAKK VOL'
i k;iitin(; mai) ik vor did not
HA VK TO I'AV KOK IT TAIt-
rooxs that auk pkixtki)
SOI.KI.V HKCAHKH TIIKV ARK
WOKKS OF AKT.
Tim morning paper Is soliciting
subjects for cartooning, who are wil
ling to pay $2 0 a throw for the sake
of seeing themselves made uglier
than they really art" and goodness
knowB, most men are ugly enough
without being cartooned. The
scheme Is all right and legitimate,
the victims getting Just what they
pay for and Palmer does good enough
work in his line. No one Is deceived
even the public being well aware that
the distinguished subject of the car
toon has paid (20, no more and no
less for his sudden leap Into fame,
and that he Is willing to have his
limbs and features twisted and dis
torted, if necessary. In order to reach
the dazzling apex of notoriety, that
being tho subject of a cartoon gives
him. It is one of the best little stunts
iiiiBilinn instead of a drudge you will
sheet iron work. Iron work promptly '.f(i here. Telephone Hed 55:6.
i Ll.. - !,., VI,.
we nave " to pick up double eagles honestly
chen All sorts of pots and pans In ' '
mo a and B 'H ' A1 'hb9, ""'J evolved, and the number of men
contrivances that make cooking a 4,n . h, ,,,.
attended to. I
Carry a full line of plumbing fixtures
Phone llliirk 1372. . 4111 Willamette
EUGENE .OREGON
Lovelace
The great trotting stallion, stan
dard and registered. The sire of
many famous trotters and pacers
now on the race track of the Northwest. $25.00 by the
season. $35.00 to insure.
Tyler B.
A young Wilkes Stallion of
much promise. Standard and
registered. $20.00 to insure.
A f..-J DMMUAMnM J-,ft ( vnet-
VelOCe istered). Color, dapple grey;
weieht. 2300 pounds. The cham
pion Pcrcheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won
two cups, four gold medals, several banners and blue rib
bons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays at
Goshen ? Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Creswell and Fri
days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manager.
Kincaid Rickel, Owners
Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon
we have to work for what money we
8et- . O
AHVKItTISKH l.KTTKK LIST
twenry spot. It is such a good thlng lX()KI'K IAIi KCTl'KXS ov
that we want to push it along, even if Oh STATE .1,KL1IU.
a i, htivc, In wnrL f,ir what niOlieV WC ' '
Following are the unofficial re
turns of Bix of the most Important
measures submitted to the people at
the recent Oregon election:
Armory bill, appropriating $100,
000 for new armories for National
Guard, yes, 25,831; no, -lu.SSo. ma
jority against, 15,0.14.
Woman suffrage, for, 25, ".70;
against, 42,975. Majority against,
17,215.
First rish bill, prohibiting gi!l-ne'
fishing for salmon on the lower-Co
lumbia river, for, 3.1,1 M; ajilr.st,
30.389. Maturity for, 4792.
Reddv bill, allowing .Inrorportaor'
cities to regulate th? sale of inUixl i
eating Honors, regardless of r.te Pro
visions :t the state lo'-al opt'oi law,
yes, 2f .2 40: no, 37,233. Majority
against. 89!i:i.
Single tax 1)111, for. 2-,209,
agalm-t, 4li,2.1S. Majority against
22,049.
Second fl.-h bill, prohibiting tvnpf
and f If h wheels irx the uioier Cl "t
bia. for. 4 1.104: against, 23,091. Ma
jority for, 1 7,5i3.
The I"rie:vity appr-vo-'a ion nil'
of $12.1,000 a year carried by about
3500 majority in the s:.e;.
June 10, 190S.
Adams, Rdward (iray.
Cooper & Smith.
Crotter, E.
Darragh, John. -Denhleyker
John.
Dent, C. J.
Orlnkwater, Mrs. Tom.
Elmhurst, J. A.
Kltzwater, A.
Gay. W. G.
Gossit, Miss Cora.
Gow, T. J.
Gravis, Orvely.
Harris, Walter.
Hill. Mrs. Myrtle.
Howe, Miss Mary.
1 1 uber, John.
Kirkley, J. 8.
Marshall, Andy.
Martlng, P.
Mattison & Arnold.
Mickleson, Melvin.
McDougall, Frank. .
Ploss, Harry.
Porter, MrB. Mira.
Reynolds, Mrs. Mattie L.
Smith, Lloyd Fisher.
Smith, Miss Maud.
Thompson, Pearl.
Warner, Mrs. S. E.
Whipple, .lames 10.
Wilson, Mrs. S. A.
Wright, Charlev.
j; L. PAGE, P. M.
Friday and Saturday
Store Bargain Ncw$
Men's Straw Hats in Every Sh;
A full line fir men s new turn nobby Straw Ham in
ape
ulnalba uulli,.. 1,'lMli.tlUI ,. ...1 ..II .. Ti KDllU-n
inati-rlal Ut tlio clieuioitt in all niws; 0 " of
,rlcos I ,o $6 00
II. C. MOHOAX S I TltVITlRE )
FA1TOKV
Furniture manufactured for
wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 5391. Residence phone
Black 5501. .
WHY, THAT'S JUST WHAT I
IIAVK HHKN IiOOKIXH FOIL
If you need anything we can
supply you. If your sideboard
or china closet lack anything
of cither kind, be sure to look
us up. Our display will glad
den your eyes without depleting
your pockutbook unduly.
THE SQUARE
W. M. GREEN, SSLWk
6 19 Willamette St. v Phone Main 25.
pockets, mukes It a mighty easy graft
to work. The subjects might get
mad as blazes If the artist came along
and published the. same cartoon
without asking their permission, but
when he assesses them $20 per, they
know II must be good, and just stand
in line for their turn, to be 'deformed
to look like idols of a Chink Joss
house.
I uniy one tmng anout tne scneme
ine uuara oojects to anu mat is tne
announcement of the morning paper
that It proposes to print these car
toons merely as a work of art, and Is
receiving no compensation for it. We
know better and so does the victim,
or if he don't he deserves to be car
tooned in dead earnest. For Instance
Artist Palmer wrote to The Guard
some time ago as follows:
"Business Manager ,
Eugene Dully Guard,
Ellirenp Oreiron.
i "Dear Sir Enclosed you will find
clippings of my cartoon service
which has been adopted by many pro
gressive and conservative papers of
the country. It Is the only news ser
vice In the world for which a paper
noes not have to make an expendl
ture. i
"The original cartoon is made ap
proximately 14x2 4 inches and can be
framed after the cut is made. Each
drawing Is made by myself and I
will guarantee a perfect likeness.
"You select the persons whom you
dcrlre to participate in the cartoon
Bervlce, and write oaoti of them
briefly outlining the proposition, and
my solicitations will be confined
strictly to those whom you have se
lected.
Tho participant) pays for the ser
vice and you must choose men of
standing and ample means who are
ready and willing to pay for digni
fied and high grndo publicity.
Tho nilnlmitm charge of each car
toon Is $17, if which, 1 get 33 1-3 per
cent. I furnish cuts, cartoons and nil
tho soliciting. You furnish spnee
and write tho letters, copy of which
will bo sent you should you accept
the proposition.
I trust you will extend me the
courtesy of an Immediate reply.
"You very trulv
"II. S. PALMER."
Cartoonist Telegram.
As nearly as wo can recall The
Gnnrd replied to Artist Palmer's
proposition that It was ready to go In
to any legitimate business' proposi
tion nonnected with newspaper pub
lishing; that if our patrons wanted
to be cartooned at $17 a bead we
would assist them to realize that am
bition, but we doubted very much If a
NOTICE TO COXTKACTOItS AM)
PROPERTY OWXEIU4
Notice Is hereby given that pursu
nntant to the tortus of ordinance No.
747, passed by the common council
June 1, 1908, and approved by the
mayor June 5, 1908, bids will be re
ceived by the street committee, at the
office of the city recorder of the
city of Eugene, until 7:30 o'clock
p. in. Monday, the 29th day of June,
1908, to improve the following des
ignated streets, in the city of Eu
gene, by the construction of cement
curbing along - both sides of said
streets, and by paving said streets
with bltullthlc, asphalt or other hard
surface pavement In accordance with
tho plans and specifications therefor
prepared by the city engineer in con
formity to said ordinance No. 74 7,
to-wit:
Olive street, from Fifth street to
Tonth street.
Fifth street, from Olive street to
Oak street.
Sixth street, from Olive street to
Oak street.
Tenth street, from Olive street to
Willamette street.
Tenth street from Willamette
street to Oak street.
Eleventh street, from Willamette
street to Olive, street.
Oak street, from Seventh street
to Ninth street.
All In the city of Eugene.
The common council requires that
separate bids be submitted for each
of the above designated streets, and
does hereby notify all bidders that
separate contracts for the improve
ment of each of said streets will be
required.
Bidders will state .price In detail,
in accordance with specifications
prepared by the city of Eugene, and
now on fllo in the office of the city
recorder. All work to be done under
the supervision of the street commit
tee to their satisfaction, and to be
approved by them. All contractors
will be required to furnish an ap
proved bond In a sum to be agreed
upon for the faithful performance of
his or their contract. And all bid
ders shall Include with each bid a'
certified check in a sum equal to 5
per cent of the amount bid, pavable
lo J. 1). Matlock. Mayor.
The street committee reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
lly order of the common touncll.
II. F. DORU1S,
Recorder.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, June 9.
I90S .
oitrcv MGO PIMKSS.
( Oail;1 Astoriai!.)
The m- j-Hty of ""'" vii' "lreadv
accounted for, in behalf of the Uni
versity of Oregon nupm'!"1'" "t of
$125,000; and t'.-.e majority of
19,500 against the amiro'iH'e of
$100,000 for the building of O. .'. G.
armories, convicts the State Ore
gon of niggardliness, pure ar.J sim
ple.
Such returns, in such cases, m"ke
manifest the spirit of dubious econ
omy, and an unpatriotic estimate of
Its plainer duties. In the matter of
the University bill, the meagre and
grudging Biiccess of the measure
startles everyone with the nearness
of the disgrace of Its defeat and caus
es a universal sigh of relief for the
escatio made at the hands of the
mossbacks who wrought it. On
the other hand the glaring neg
ative recorded against the at
mory provision, becomes un
happily patent in the state
that was the First to raipe a regiment
and land it in the Philippines, dur
ing the trans-Pacific war; and it will
be heard from In the future to the
lasting discomfiture of the people.
It is this hide-hound policy that
keeps Oregop inertly nested In a
groi'n of live and vibrant states and
marks her as "peculiar", to say the
least of it, it is this same habitual,
moss-grown passivity that holds her
down to the one city of commercial
sway and influence and narrows her
field of operation in all lines for
want of competitive bids In the gen
eral scheme of development; a con
dition perilously retroactive in a ter
ritory so vastly charged with superb
advantages.
pnnnnia.
dressy;
l'ricos .
eaves
Tl.cy lire the only thing for s.,n,1(.r ,,,; ,, a
Mens Negligee Shirts in All Wi
The largest uml most complete line of divss shins In m
negligee styles, in nil slz.-s in Kingee silk. ini,..i. "' C"IW
'"""e ml
Ml are ver,
$2.75
300 New Men's Belts for Summer
300 new leather Belts for men In all sizes and wi(l:i13 b
N patterns in Muck, tun, and brown; Just the thing to i'"'
weullicr when you don't want to wear u vest and L 4
suspenders ;. .-K lo $ 1 .50
Women VWhite Summer Underwear.
A large' lino of women's white Umbrellas for siiinnur; a lurge as.
sortment of patterns; -wushuble; .
prices from OHc to ))1.70
I
Women's Regular $2.0 Waists $1.69
1001) women's new Lingerie Waists in long um s.t si,.,,.,.,,, tl.im,
iikkI with lace uml embroidery; collars and cutis lo mutch in
all sizes. The geriitest Imyguin ever made in Eugene er any.
where else.' Dozens of patterns to pick from;
regular $2:50; now vj) .07
Women's White Canvas Oxfords 98c
r
I
Women's whlto ojuivuh Oxfords, Murher hue; cup tne; solid ojtk
soles and counters; ft iterfcct fitting slipper;
regular $1.50; sale price
.98c
The Bon Marched
' NOTICE
It appearing train the abstract of
votes cast at the regular June. 1908
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Automobile Livery
Automobiles for Hire
Day or Night
D.ty Phone Black J5JI Night Phone Black 1751
EUGtNE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO
R. E. VdLTUM, Manager
FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGONY
Will You Continue to Suffer from Cii'
turrit in the Knee of This
Testimony
"I suffered for fifteen years with
catarrh troubles so bad that I had to
leave the sea. 1 could not lie, down
to sleep at night on account of the
constant catarrhal dropping. I went
to two different hospitals for treat
ment, but without any lasting bene
fit. I was constantly raising yellow
and green phlegm, and the trouble
was so unbearable and nauseating
that I was ashamed to go out in com
pany. I have used only two bottles
of Hyomel, and have been cured by
the remedy. It has made full and
complete recovery." Captain WI11
nof. Hyomel Is a dry, healing, antisep
tic nlr, extracted from the eucalyptus
groves of Australia. It is a pleasure
to use Hyomei, because you do not
take It into the stomach; you simply
breathe in this germ-killing' air, anil
relief Is Immediate, and complete re
covery conies In a few days. Hyomel
outfit. Including an inhnl.-r that will
last a lifetime, costs $1. If it does
not cure your catarrh, asthma, brun
ch It Is', coughs or colds, the Red Cross
Drug Company will give you your
money back.
-NEW PROGRAM AT THE GRAN!)
' At til- Grand tonight a new bill is
on and it Is n dandy. Lots of comeclv
and light melrdramn and just a lit
tle bit of tragedy; 'Ms will be one of
the best bills that has b"en to the
Grand, if the patrons who come n
little late tonight and have to stand
up and wait for the second show will
only mine a little earlier they will be
able to get seats. .ns the f'iow starts
promptly at 7:4.1. The entire program
will lie round In nnnther column and
nil seats are 10 cents. The nrlzn
JXMZSSZl
323 CSS3 63
vn extensive (msiness could He , election as made by the canvassing
w orked up, probably not enough to b un d of Lane countv Oregon, con
Justify such an eminent artist in sisting of E. IT. Lee, county clerk, R.
working (?) the field. We were . s llrvsnn .1i,ii.-., .f the i.-,...n i
aware Hint the brand of fame that 'and for Eugene Justice District, Lane
.... hums , ,,. nuniec.B in county, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus-
them Is of dubious character, because tlco of the Peace lu and for Creswell
everybody knows that It was purchas-' Pi-ieiin. i l nnn ,',,!. n, .,,,,, n,(
ed by ti i-'ieck for a specified amount. 1 nt tb mild eii.i-ii,,,i in'..' inini i,,'imi,r
and Hint practically every man lu of voles cast In the precinct of "''"awing for the eight-day clock takes
town known to possess that price has Springfield In Lane countv Oregon I l'hice June 2lith. tf
bo-n given equal opportunity to ac-1,,,, u,0 question. "For and Against
quire It. T;.,i many Irreverent hull-1 stock running at large." is and was "" W.t TEIV
vi.luals are apt to moralize when such is,; votes, and the said number of -
a cartoon Is printed on the first page votes cast In (he said Willamette Separate bid:- wanted for brick
of (he paper, something after (his precinct "Against stock running at I work- work, plastering, cement
lashioii: large" is and was !M! votes. It an-1 work, plumbing, wiring and all ev-
"Well. what dye think, they've pouring from sail abstract that the 1 'crlor mill work for the I. O. O. F
caught old lllank for a twenty snot: result of said vote is and was (; ; ''ulldiug on or before the 20th of
Funny bow some of these old tight- votes against stock running nt largo ! '""" ,;'0i-
wads who wouldn't give up a dollar mure than for stuck running at largo ! ''bins and specifications enn n
for anything ,-lse are daffy on the and that the niaiorilv against stock '"'" " the office of .1, ."in Hunzieker
subject of getting their picture In running at larse In said Willamette j F.ugeno, Ore ;on.
the pnnor. If 1 looked like that I redact Is and was ti votes. '"""'h bidder will ho required to
would shoot every fellow on sight Therefore. In compliance with ' fnrnisli a bond of nt least f!f:v per
iWo.ii cap-led n minora for fear he tVetlnn 4SI1 nt Hn. (lonei-nl bun .if : con! of his bid.
EUGENE HOSPITAL
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykendall, M. D.
W. O. Prosscr, M. D.
P. J. Bartlc, M. D.
B. F. Scaicle, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.
Geo. O'B.DeBar, M.D.
L. E. McDougal, M. D.
Fot the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
1 Appliances for X 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 stall
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OKECON
Docs a General B.inking
Business cn
Conservative Lines
S. S. SPENCER, President.
L. H. POTTER, Vice Pres.
F. N. McaLISTER Cashier.
Cor ?lh and Willam. tte
! .NGh J. M. WEST CP. BlRNARH
EARL McNUTT
DANGS LIVERY CO.
Liv:ry, Feed, Stage end Sales Stables
Cabs Always Keadv
First Class Turnouts ol All Descriptions
.. STAGES..
PVKI 7.r. STAGE Wt Eub EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE
,! 6:i0 a. m. St.im do not call at A ctaiiyttace lrav"Eu(;ciwal6 i. m,
pri .ilc irridciicrt tut will call luf l M.iplrton, close ccimrttion by
b.,i';'feil no'.ilifd the day belore. ttranirr ior Florence and Acme
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Livery Phone Main 2 1
:asdi.ie wnon sw
W O. iWhlte pr.-,.are,! ,o sh
your wood on hni- n.-.v,.
Phone Plack 4o'.. Resldenr
51 West Sixth street
would snap-shot me before 1 could Oregon, passed bv the legislature of "' order of building
make a goi-away. t. stat f Oregon in the year 1!"7.
And other persons, not unite so notice Is herohv given that after tie
unspoken, would think things in a days from tho date of this notice it
similar vein. win be unlawful for stock to run at
Put to return to Mr. Palmer's prop- large In said Willamette pre
.isitlon. It will bo s -on Ihal'lhe morn- not. Lane countv, Oregon, lin
ing paper Is roe 'lying tit; 2-:i per com dor penalty of JlO for the first of-
01 mo gross proce- ,1s of tho hold-up. fence and J20 for each ami vcrv
and fun In rnuno that It Is charging subsequent offence, to be recover.. I ' Kennedy's I.r.-.M
$20. Instead of Mr. Palnn s $17 on;i- from the o-fner of the stock in civil the one that rhlldr -i
'allot'. Also. ii appears that a-tlon in the name of tho State of tako. as It taste"ti
the victims are carefully selected Oregon before a justice of the p -ace it acts gently ye' f-,.
with malic aforethought, and that of the precinct in which such owner els and thereby i ,),;
mo i iiiiipaii'.n in eiurnp them, and or l.ooper. or olO.er of I rem, mav v- of the svstc
ImlMce t'.oni to shell out that $::o Is siilo. and such p-nalty s!::iil b.. f-Q gists.
"-'I-.' 'SJnuci anu relentlessly car- tho le-noti! of. and when ,-,.!! if . .
r''''l paid Into, the c 'luiuon i-.chool fund or Those rich ' -.
Only men of standing and ample 'he cimn;y in which such a-tlnn W hv Watts are ,vn
menus are conspired against. Thus brought within lxty days nf'erj'i. h ! attention ' ,
on pinerivQUii otiscurlty Have their animal Is proved to be at large Vlts. The prizes
imtoil this Hih day of June, 1 ! ii v , the corner win
I Seal i V.. V. LEE. j to-date Jewelrv
County Clerk. Lane County. 'and Wlllamet'o .
committee ,
J2 0
Huwaamt
I'OI.III A i Tii.M'ioX
mari-.'t. and ; 1 ,
of n.eai.as teIr.
block-juicy. . ';-, ; d l(
-1y f!v r.d as-'' -",
what w cut ' " i'; ,,.,
sirloin. I. at .- . .
steaks If". n. ' "; . ,.,,,1, a,
cut ui "'': nm,
wol! t ;" - .mMM
so that Ui-v w: ' lfl,,!f.
ns w. II .is ' - ,iine
Our price- ' "
moatf.
Brcdsrs' Bros
u-: .1(1 W' ri
r l"n? I'm "
KiMWiiKrBnnKji!
YOU WANT THE BEST
it u ,,;,i
o.,
,1 to he f.ninJ in t'w Grooen' Line phono or U-.r9 )
I "THE PARK GROCERY
4
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i-eroinpenso.
X. It - This Is not a paid adver
lisemcnt; we don't get any of that
o
(P)'in exhiht'lnn
w of W i : -' i. .
Successor to Nicklin and Nol
Quality and PriccO uarantccd.
Phone Main 63
Pirk and Oak, 9th and Oak
R. Daniel, Prop-