Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 13, 1908, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1908, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextDAILY Gl'AItn, SATl'lili V, Jl'.NK IS. ItMis V Piess hour .n a Ghirardelli's Cocoa C s as muoh foCra-Can " Z55 C7V7V1 7? II elfj 4f ?f Mk Is made with scrupulous, con scientious care and old-fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No cocoa at any price can be better or more delicious. Your grocer sells and recommends it. D. Ghirordelli Company San Francisco COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT THE UNIVERSITY Flags ..Flags. Fireworks-Torpedoes Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fireworks of Every Description Get Our Prices HILL'S GUN STORE 513 Willamette St. till 88 txtt We have a good line of the famous Patterson Hammocks from $1.50 to $6 each Tents Leggings Fishing and Outing Coats Etc. 1 1 A t V A LA I'KKATK S K KM l X O srXPAY. JI NK 21, ltV KKV. HKUUKItT S. JOHNSON, OK ItOS- KXKKC1SKS OK WKKK KM) ON VI-.IXKSIAY, Jl XK ;M The prom-am of the 3-M ;uinu;il contmoiuouu'iu exorcises of th( I'ui versity of Orvsou has bi'rii an nul, uivil. The t'xerrtst'S on Sunday, June 21, with the '.uuvakm reate sernuui. and vlose on Y,ln.s day, June 2-1, with the I'Mmuemv inent day pronriini, the nfun-ni hall at the armory boiun the fin.il-1. The program for the w.vk is as toilnws: J une 1 . Sunday Hart ai.unvaie sermon by the Kev. Herbert S. .Intin siui. T. Yilhird hall. 1 1 'a in. June -2. Monday Field ilav, 2 p. in.; m-ndnatini; fxert-ises, Si h ol of Music, Villard hall. S p. in. J une 2 :i, Tii 's.iay Alumni reun ion ami business meet in-. Villard hall, ! a. m.; alumni hniKUh'i . i ain pus, 1 p. m.: flower and fern profes sion, rumpus, 7:30 p. m.; Kailini; 1 leek man prize orator leal rout est , Villard hall, S p. m. J une 2 4, Wednesday Co mine nee ment day. 1,'nlversity dlmitr to vis itors, campus, 12 m.; roiiimencenient exercises, address before the class and presentation of diplomas. Vil lard hall, 'i p. in., followed by the un veiling of President Johnson's por trait; alumni ball, armory, s p. m. Kifty-cinht (iriMliiHtcs The graduating class, exclusive of the departments of medicine and law. numbers 5S members. The tiemee of bachelor of arts is to be conferred on Allie. Heebe, tin gene; Jessie Hell, Portland; Cora Cameron, White Sal mon. Vush.; Kdna Canfield, Oipkoii City; Jessie Chase, Portland; Klste Davis, KuKene; Mary Koshay, Alba ny; Winifred Hartley, Crow; Mozelle Hair, (.rants Pass; LiUa Irvin, Auro ra ; Hessie Kidder, Kosebnrn; Irene Lincoln, Portland; Lena Miller, Al bany; Emily Muhr. Kupene; llelene Uoblnson, Portland; Mary Scott, Portland; Agnes Stevenson, Klamath Kails; Mabel Tiffany. UiiReno; Helle VauUuyn, Colmrg; Miriam Van Wa ters, Portland; Krneat Hertseh, SiiringfleUI ; Paul Hond, Florence; .lames Cunning, linker City; Wil liam Dill, Portland; Oscar Furuset. Kiuiene; llnlton Ilanible, Kugene; Kirhard Hathaway. Portland;. Henja inin Huntington, Jr., Yoncalla; G ro ver Kestley, Springfield; Webster Klncaid, Kugene; Kberle Kuykeu dall. Kugene; Dell McCartv. Pendle- jton; Leslie Miller, Drain; Gordon Moores, Salem; Frank Mount, Olym pia; William Neal, Eugene; Rimer Paine, Kugene; Hurt Proscott, Haker City; Oscar' Prosser, Eugene; Ward Hay, Pittsburg, Pa.; Clandli's Robin son, Grants Pass; Harrison Shirk, Kugene: Hay Taylor, The Dalles; Claire Travllllon, Haker City; Wesley Wire, Kugene; Frederick Jackson, Spokane; Floyd Kamp, Brooks. The degree of bachelor of science upon Albert Elton, The Dalles; Cur tis Gardner, Portland; Harvey Hous ton, Missoula, Mont.; Joseph McAr thur, Amboy, Wash.; Walter Moore, Eugene; George Sullivan, Oregon City; Donald Stevenson, Klamath Falls; Hoy Zarharlas, ModeHto, Cal. The degree master of arts tiMn Theodore Holt nnd Kirkman Uobln son. The musical programs for com mencement week will be among the bent ever given In the Northwest. The Southern Pacific has granted a rate of one and one-third fares. CRIMINAL CASES are up m CIRCUIT COURT 1-KMlliKtM H CM ()' IIAlt VKY JUNKS, KHKII I'K.lUi AMI Wll.l.lAM TWII.I.KV TAkl'.N I X liKIS ADVISKMKNT I'AHMHX. TKK KKITSHS TO I'l.KAK AM I'Ol KT KXTKltS I'l.KA OK NOT il!I.TV In tile circuit court this forenoon Puvid I'anm'titcr, who Is hccusciI iif po'xsaniy. rffuseii to outer a iMch ami the- court cnti'tvil u pica of not guil ty for him. The time of his trial has not vet been set. I'armentir Is the nun who forfeited his hall last No winner an. I went to Nehraska. Depu ty Slievlff llaninioiul hriusiui; him hack ahout a month ai;o. Harvey .loiies. Kreil t'rali; ami William I'wilhv, accuseil of contnh titlnit to the il litninem y of Ail. lie Walls, a minor, were to have eiitere.l pleas today, hut their atlorneys filed Icmitrrers, which are now under ad visement hy tlu jmUe. In the case of the state vs. li. M Whltson, accuseil of the forgery of several checks and passing tlieni on tilt' Hotel Smeede nnd Cliatnhers Hardware Company, a deniurrer was 'sustained and thu case re-suhmltted , to the district attorney. I V. 11. Kenton, attornc)- (or the Southern I'aclflc roinpnny, and Hok er 11. Slnnotl anil A. S. ltennett, t- ' attorneys (or M. J. Doyle, who at the last term o( court was nwarded $-15,- 000 daniaKea (or the losa of both of his lens hy helnj; run over by n train at Divide, nrKued for and aKatust, a new trial this morula;. The mo tion was taken under advisement. I Just received a shipment of Savage Rifles in Featherweights LA -W T T and Saddle Guns-Winchesters, INew Kemington ' Automatics. Everything in new and up- g to-date guns--and remember we are g always ready to show you gH our line of goods 3 Headquarters Spauldig Bathing Salts, Base Ball, Croquet Tennis Coods g Co1L5. o.M.L.Kft. Ancv-Home of the 25c Cold Moulded Record Ytr 2S-'SAfi.'X:2i'sn II ( ' as one. S Fountain s Pen TwoHrtJ wittxiiut r V a. sirvjie thcuotKt, VV ' Tv oHtr.s iK-t wnle Orgaruzed 1663 The FirsL National Bank OF EUCENE, ORECON rap!Ul i 1100,000 Sun In nd ticdlvlded 100,000 Ad'dit:..-!: liability of fto-V .jj Its nJr nations: banking lawi. 100,000 Hvvarzschild's Book Store Waterman Ideal Headquarter PRiNTTfiG OF ALlIiNDsIxECUTEO AT THIS OFFICE -r.a; lino. ooo ( M,. r irne lfiC''ii'iii Yrnrn Voiir I'nlrnime' S'dii Mwl. X. 0, llTidrlrki (Jri-fldenl s p K,k!n Vice I'resldent p. K. 8nndrm Chlg) I.iike I.. Goodrich. .Anltot Chlor riir'i Urlstow. . . Alitint Chlr o LANE COUNTY PAINT TO BE USED AT SEATTLE OltWiON KIKX.VA I'AIXT CO. II AS C)NTIl.T TO 1'AIXT INTKHIOIt OK OHKXiOX linidll.MJ AT KX I'OSITIO.V , ,. D. H. Weyant, iirenldent and man KCT of the Orugon Slenn Pnlnt Co., which has a factory at Salem and which obtnltm Itn crude material from the Simmons paint mine near Walker station, In Latin county, wan In the city today. He Informed a Guard reporter that his company has been awarded the contract to paint the Interior of the Jreon building at the Seattle exposition, also the contract for flnlshlnn all of the samples of native woods which will he exhibited In the billldlllK. This Is of special Interest here from the fact that the paint will all come from Lane county. Mr Weyant saw the local Commer cial ("lull committee on a l.ane county exhibit at the exK)sltlon In reKard to a display of woods from 'his county. The committee thoiiKht well of the Idea, and will In all prohablllay pre pare such a display and use J.ane county iralnt to finish the sample. C. NAIIKAT H AS fH'KNKK KMrlOV.MKNT OFFICII In connection with his cirar atore, at r.31 Wlll.matt. ilr..t Those wish. In help telephone fled H21, or call t cigar store, 63 1 Wlliatueite atre'i. ril.FJti m.Tx: I'll.fH!.. . Williams' Indian Flls Ointment' will cure blind, bleedlnn and Itchlnn piles. It absorbs fat tumors, allays Itchlon at once, acts a a poultice, rlres Instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for piles and Itching of the private parts Mold by Idnn DniR Co., by mail fOc and 11.00. Williams MfS Co., props., Cleveland. O. o' COBURG MAN SENT TO INSANE ASYLUM John McKlltrlr. of CoburK. wan ex Hininctl Ha to hlrt Hiuilty this uftor noon and committed to ttut iiHyhim at SaU'tn. Ho in- uK'd 7( yrarn nnd can nt'ltht'r nad nor vrlt. Ho lm nuliies that visions romo to him and foruniHt coming cvcnla. This morn ing at Cohurg he Imagined that he was told where a iul of money watt hidden under a barn and had n num ber of citizens there worked tii over the matter until t hey d Iscovered that hla mind was affected. On. Wall and Prentlcu were the examining irhyselrlans. . OLIVER HUSTON IS CHOSEN TRACK CAPTAIN Oliver Huston, the crack sprinter, was today elected captain of Iho I'nl veralty o( Orewon trnck team for 1909. He will be a Junior next your und his home Is In Portland, iluaton run the 100-yurd dash In 10 seconds Out several times durlnx the vast sea son, nnd Is (est in the hurdles nnd the 230-yard ilaxh. Under Mill I lay ward's tralnliiK he promises to de velop Into nnother Han Kelly. KI XAWAV OK Wl:l,l,S-K.lt(JO K.M'HKKH TIC AM Late this afternoon the Wells Karuo express tctim ran away on Willamette street. The team was slandliiK across the street from The Guard office when souielhliiK fright ened them while the driver wuh on the sidewalk. He made an cpfort to mount the seat of the wukoii, but wan thrown lo the ground. When last seen the horses were sill! koIiik out south Willamette street. I COW FKKI). Alfalfa meal. At llalley's, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone ltefl 1&21. Children's day exercises will be held at the Christian church tomor row at 9:4!i a. in. An endeavor is belnK made to secure an attendance of fiUO and to take an offering of tlOO. A eperlal missionary program will bo delivered hy the Hlhle school In the evening. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend both services. We are exclusive agents for the genuine Vudor porch shades. CHAMMKKH IIAIIIlWAIIK CO. Hovers Bros. 1X47 sllvcrwaro Is sold cheapest at Watts'. Cocoanut meal, 2c per lb. tf MOON A TINOI.KT. Phone H'd 1421. McVsy s Trans fer. If I)earlng( Mowers and rakes none beiie'r. CHA.MHKHS HAItllWAKK CO. A full line of "Cold Storage" re frigerators; get our prices before buying. CHA.MHKHS HAKDWAHK CO. Yesterday's baseball scores- Oak land, 4; Portland. 3. San Francis co, 1 ; Los A ngeleH, P. Deerlng Mowers and Hakes none better. CIIAMHF.KS HAItllWAKK CO. blue and white See our new enaf"cl ware CHA.MHKItS HARIiWAKK CO. Why Overheat Yourself? Much of your summer pleasure depends upon having a cool and comfortable kitch en. Why not be prepared for hot days before they come ? Ask your dealer to show the Hew Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove. It's a wonder. Does the work of your big range in every particular, but has this great advantage over it, that it never heats the kitchen. The NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove t4 makes summer days endurable. Think of pre paring a meal in less time than you'd do it on the coal ratine, and then silting down at table with the family not overheated, but entirely comfortable. That is the way you will do when you have a " New lVrfection Oil " Cook-Stove in your kitchen. Made in three sires ; fully warranted. If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency. T1IK Jfeyb Lamp ixi w er. is a center dnift lump of gre.il iUutninniinft Large font hiKU oil fr several hours' tniming. Free from all objectionable feature., a jtlemlid family lamp. If not with your denier, write our ueareat ageucv. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (lnorKirtl) DEATH RESULTS FROM QUARREL OVER FIFTY CENTS Portland, June 13. A special dis patch from The Dalles to the Tele gram says that Alex Dalryuiple and l.ee Putnam quarrelled over fill cents In a schooling gallery lust night, and In thu heat of the altercation Dalryni ple picked up n stone and threw H, striking Putnam under the ear. lie died- altnoat lustatiir.v. Putnam's fa ther Uvea In Klloushuig, Wash. Kodol Is the best-known prepara tion that Is Bold hy druggislH today for dyspepsia or Indigestion, or any stoninch trouble. Kodol digests nil foods. It Is pleasant to take. t It Is sold here by nil druggists. tup: kyk ani ith cakk. (Hy Dr. Krnnu Luclle Hard.) 1. Cornea. 2. Aqueous humor. 3. Pupil. 4. IrlB. 5. Crystalline lens. 7. Ojilln nerve. H. It. Una II. Choroid. I 10. Hchlerulle. The 4 'oals of Tuo Mye. The eyeball has three coats, the Sclerotic or ouler coat, the Choroid or middle coat, and the itetlna or Inner coal, 1 lie sclerotic coal Is a thick, tough, white, ribrous struc ture, the front part of which Is com monly called "the while of the eye". This Is covered with a very thin, transparent membrane called the (,'onjunctlna, which gives tu thu while of the eye a brilliant luster. The sclerotic Joins the corneu In front nnd the optic, nerve In bnck, where It Is Iho thickest. Tho next or middle coat, tho choroid, is com posed of a dense network of capillar ies and veins. Hot ween these are many cells containing dark pigment. This coat extends as tar forward us the rllllary muscle and cryslnllne lens where It forms a little plaited frill around the lens, called the cil iary processes. The third, or Inner coal, is the Kutlna, this Is a direct Dill I II II lit In 11 of the oplle nerve, which conns from the brain. The retina lines the whole interior of the eye, as far forward ss the ciliary pro cesses where It ends In a Jagged margin. This Is the nervous mem brane of the eye, and may be com pared to the sensitive plate of a camera because the picture of the object looked at Is Imprinted upon II. Kroni the retina the message Is eoiiveed to the bialu by mean of the Optic nerve. At the enlrauce f the optic nerve or Porus Opticus, there Is no vision and this Is called the blind spot. In a direct line wlih the pupil Is a de pression In the retina and here vis ion Is most keen. This Is why, when we are looking at an object, It stands out most distinctly and the objects to I he side, above, and below II are less distinct. The retina Is extremely thin, semi-transparent, and composed of many layers. Next week Die erniuetroolc or normal eye-ball will be il'-scribed. Warm Weather Clothes JIVH IIUST S.lTISP'AtTION WIIKN PI ltCIIASl',1) AT HAN SON'S. VK CAItltY IIKJII (ill.lim Hl'ITS, MANl'KAO. Tl ltlCI) MICH AI-.'I.S HTIOHN CO., I'Oll WHICH VK AH 10 HOI.K AUKNTH IN KIWICNK. TIIKV KKKP Til Kill HIIAPK, UIC.AH MIX!, AND AUK PHICKI) HKAHONAIU V Mglit wclglil ViiuYrivcnr and all kliitla of furnishings for thu summer ncusoii. If you would dress well anil comfortably, come in mill let ua show you vthiit we have. You don't have to buy unless you find what suits yon, I ED. HANSON No. 8 l-jist Ninth Hlreot KuK-cne, Oregon KITCHEN & KOMPP Successor to 1 ARMITACE &. BOWN Li very, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. Kvery day , Hpeclnl Hal" llugey Itay vh iik: get our prices and O e the g'eids find you will buy CIIA.MHKHH HAItllWAI' CO. Rlnr'T RewieK Machine Company. Wlllametta itreei, phona He mi. u A. C. MATHEWS General Ttaminj Concrete, Gravel, Building Sand and good excavation earth lor sale Phone Black 231 1 ofrallat 345 W 4 1.9 I H. H. McVAY Succraxv lo M. S. Hubble Transfer Company n III U it KtMrHl Inuitfrr IhimIim'hn; hmn, liiiiiM'ltohl khmI, trtiiikM iirnl nil thlnit In lie lute will nvtl tritiil hih! fjinful iifli'Mllon. "Hii-iiiii l'nmiit mid rnrcful' tu our nmtto. O IMioiif It .-.I ll'JI or knte onJn nt Nntlaiiu t'iKtir 8 tore s -