Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 15, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextH H a t JE 8 gwmtm::m:mm:mmm::m::mm4yjjifc report Och Louie" Meet me in Eugene, Oregon? on Saturday, June 20th! 1908 1 8 and don't forget the Day and Date Everybody is coming to f OF DIRECTORS Of EUGENE SCHOOLS OS- iEujJejieisl First Monthly MARKET DAY Horse Show Parade 1 ; Public Wedding (sure thing) Band Concerts and Grand Merchant's Bargain Day -Carnival Bring in. the whole family, all the kids andj the hired girl. - - - WANTED All the kids in Lane county to join in the Ragmuffin Brigade. A feature of the parade. $5.00 in gold to the mostf comically dressed kid. , 8 to town early, it's 10 ter man a circus. i : limes ki b.mittkh hv uihm..v III ItX AT MKKTIXU OF VOTEKS THIS AFTKKNOO.V . 1. AI, IjKN ONLY CANDIDATE FOItfDI-KKCTOIt The annual meeting of the direc tor and voters of the Eugene school district is being held this afternoon and the voters are balloting for di rector, Attorney S. D. Allen being the only candidate for election to fill the place made b'y the expiration of the term of F. VV. Osburn. Mr. Osburn, chairman of the board, submitted the following annual report at the meet ing: Eugene, Oregon, June 15, 1908. To the Taxpayers and Patrons of School District No. 4, Lane County, Oregon: I .nil lea and Gentlemen: As re quired by law, the directors of this school district beg leave to submit their annual report for the fiscal year ending today. Flnunclul. On hand June 17, 1907 .. $10447.14 Rec. from special taxes.. 2b, asa.ua Rec. from money borrowed i,70.uu Rec. from tuition 627.54 Rec. from miscellaneous sources Rec. from state apportion ment 3,uua.b Rec. from county appor tionment 12,7ba.UU of the superintendent has been ratseci nnnpf) 1 II CflD rnuuiiftni iuii PORTLAND BUSINESS MEN'S EXCURSION from $1 400 to J If. on per annum During the year domestic science was introduced for the girls and mi!-, itary drill for the boy which we con sider valuable adjuncts to the school. For the coming ytar it Is proposed to Introduce manual training. For a comirehei.ve report of the workings of the schools we would re fer yoU to the report of Superinten dent L. R. Alderman, which is sub mitted to the board at this time. Respectfully submitted. . F. W. OSBURN. Chairman. Total $55,144.46 Dusbursed. ng ' $ 968.62 ing .' 5 968.62 Paid for real estate 1,500.00 Paid for Interest on bonds 2,232.00 Paid for furniture 330.25 Paid for Insurance 387.00 Paid for clerk's salary. . . 250.00 Paid for incidentals 1,908.22 Paid for tuition returned. 16.65 Paid for wood l.bii.ia Paid for teachers' salaries 22,892.00 Paid for repairs 5,531.89 Paid for money borrowed 1,700.00 Paid for Interest on same. 1.99 Paid for Janitor's salaries. 1,704.30 Balance on hand at this time 14,0.l LAW WILL HE HKillJI.V KXFOltCKD AT PE.VDLKTO.V Pendleton, Or., June 14. For the purpose of seeing that the prohibition law Is rigidly enforced In every pre cinct In the county, a law enforce ment league, with a perfect organ ization, was formed In this city yes terday. There Is a charter member ship of 200, and this will be increas ed to more than 1000. The organization will have its headquarters In Pendleton, where the president, secretary and treasurer will reside, while there will be one vice president In every precinct In the country where there Is the least possibility of an effort being made to sell liquor In any manner. The purpose is to assist the orricers in enforcing the law. and to expose and prosecute every officer who does not enforce the law, also to work for the upbuilding of the county. Come bett Band Concerts in the morning. WW The merchants who display RedH Booster Cards will give the mostU amazing, the most astonishing, the T" A n" A IMC l ! surprising jdmivjmiino ever.neara of in the state of Oregon. : The one that shouts the loudest sells themo&t goods. It's fun from theS start to the finish, and Dollars inl your pockets. Help Boost and In- augurate the first Market Doy. tt No One Stay at Home Come to Town Everybody 8 Saturday, June 20th EUGENE, ORE. :mm:n:::s;:!:::m::!::::::::::::::s::::;:::s Total $55,144.46 The assessed valuation of the prop erty of the district in 1907 was $3,- 728.685. The bonded Indebtedness at the present time is $55,400. In the Item of repairs Is Included an enlargement of the heating plant nt the Patterson building, an -entirely new plant at the Geary school Duiio- Ine ana a new iioor in me huiuo throughout: a so the sum or asuo.aa for Bftving on the east side of the ernunds on Willamette street. These imnrovemonts were an necessary, the old heating nlant at the Geary arhnnl building was practically worm less from the beginning, tne one at the Patterson school building was al ways too Bmall, and the floor in the Geury building was completely worn Ollti In February, 1907, the enumerator roinrned 1917 children ot school age, nn,i in 1908. 2175. an Increase of 258. We have had a total registra tion this year of 1835 pupils, as against 1445 last year, nn Increase of 390. Of 1835 registered 875 were boys and 961 girls. This Increase in registration has called for more rooms and more teachers. All the rooms In the high school have been In use, one room fitted up and put to use In the basement ot '.he Central building, and a new building erect ed on tin Geary school grounds at n cost of $945. Durliia' the year, three grade tench nra and two high school teachers were added to the teaching force, making in all 43 as against is tne iirKvlnns venr. In the school year 1906- 1907 the tenchers' monthly pay roll was $2086.72, and for the year 1907- 8, $3585.16. During tho year the high schod1 building has been so badly crowded that an enlargement of same has been necessary. Accordingly a contract has been let to W O. Heckart for an nddltlon on the w"st, which Is now in course of construction, for $8965. When comploied -the capacity of the assembly room will bo almost doubled, and five more class-rooms added. It Is barely possible to got along another year without the eroc il,, i. ,if nnnthnr grade building. This matter, however, will bo taken up and determined later on. for tne pay ment of the high school addition and the posslkle erection of new build ing the lionrd, at a called taxpayers" meeting on the 2d of last monht. was nuthorlr.ed to bond the district In the ., 'r 125.000 or as much thereof ns might be necessary. These bonds will not be sold until the money Is needed, ns the district has now suffl--huii funds on hand to pay for all Improvements contracted for and the bonds will be sold when necessary to replace these funds. Owing to the increase in our population, the board a few months ago deemed It wise to purchase more ground for school pur noses, and accordingly a half block n mirchnsed In the lluddleston ad Hon. When the erection of another luiil.lleu becomes a necessity the hoard will determine In which local ity the lluddleston addition or Piiir- hnoiiut the building is most neeucu I and act accordingly. I In the recent selection of teachers nn average Increase In salaries was iiki.Ii' of $." per month. This does not iini.lv tn the superintendent, tne prin tern-tiers OI music aim an era. The salaries of rs have been raised from $r.5 to $6 it per month, tne prm- i-lnlK from 7Ti to $90. llerenfl the teachers In the high school will receive $70 per month, and the prln ileal $U'0l) per annum. The salary THE MEETING OK THE WATERS. There Is not In the wide world a val ley so sweet. As that cale In whose bosom the bright waters meet; 0, the last rays of feeling and life muBt depart: 1 Ere the bloom of that valley shall fade from my heart. Yet It was not that nature had shed o'er the Bcene. Her purest of crystal and brightness of green: 'Twas not the soft magic of stream let or hill, 0, no, It was something more exquis ite, still. Twas that friends, the beloved of my bosom, were near. Who made every dear scene of en chantment more dear, And who felt how the best charms of Nature Improve, When we see them reflect from looks that we love. Sweet vale of Avocal how calm could I rest In thy bosom- of shade with the friends I love best. Where the storms that we feel in this cold world should cease. And our hearts, like the waters, be mingled In peace. Tom Moore. The program for the excursion of Portland business men to Eugene Wednesday, June 24, which will be University r.f Oregon commencement day, and opening of Eugene's new de pot, has been definitely arranged, anc Is as follows: 7 a. m. Special train leaves Port land, Union depot; 11 a. m., train ar rives at Eugene; 11:10 a. m., ad dress of Welcome, by Dr. W. Kuy kendall; 11:20 a. m.. response by W. W. Cotton, general counsel foi the S. P. Co.; 11:30 a. m., opening of new depot by J. P. O'Brien, gen' eral manager S. P. Co.; 11:40 a. m.. take Eugene & Eastern electric can to University of Oregon; 11:55 a. m. arrive University of Oregon; welconi' by President P. L. Campbell; 12:05 p. m., luncheon on campus, served by ladles' auxiliary to Commercial Club; 2 p. m., commencement exercises at Villard hall, address to graduating class by Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart, of department of history, Harvard Uni versity; unveiling of President John son's portrait; musical program, un der direction of Professor I. M. Glen; 5:30 p. m., dinner to the busi ness men of Portland at the Com mercial Club; 7 i. m., march to the station, led by the Eugene Military band; 11:30 p. m., arrive Union de pot, Portland. BURROWS ADDRESS IGNORES ROOSEVELT (Continued From Page One.) . WEATHER FORECAST VOH NORTHWEST Portland, June 15. Ore- gon, Washington and Idaho Fair. THE SWEETEST LIVES. The sweetest lives are those to duty wed. Whose deeds, both great and small, Are those knit strands of an unbrok en thread ' Where love enobles all. The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells The book of life the shining record tells. Thy Jove shall chant Its own' beatitudes After Ifs own life workings. A child's kiss ' - Yet on thy singing lips shall make thee rich. - . A sick man helped by thee shall make thee strong. Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense, Of service which thou renderest. Mrs. Browning. COFFEE The goodness of every thing else at breakfast de pends on the coffee. Your rrorer returns reur money if roa aa't Uka ScbilUai'i But: dit bio. apply to tne super it . clpals. the teachei X nor special teache the made teacher A. Wilson, DesMolnes, la.; W. J. Seitz, West Liberty, Ky. Tally clerks, Roy M. Watkins, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Clyde W. Mil ler, Osage City, Kas.; Frank R. Bent ley, Baraboo, Wis.; W. A. Steele, Van Buren, Ark. Messenger to the chairman, limp- sirdell Stone, Indianapolis. Messenger to the secretary, John II, Jackson, Cincinnati. Dr. T.Felix Oouraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER for infants and adults. Exqui sitely perfumed. Renders an excel, lent complexion and keens the skin clear, soft and velvety. Relieves skin irritation and should be used freely after bath ins and shaving, giving a delight- lui ana reiresnin effect At deal ers or by mail, 25 cents Box. Pre pared by FERD. T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY, Proprietor of aOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM rOR BALK AND MCOMMHNDM) BY STANLEY'S, 1112 Willaim-llo St. - - - Etigoiip NOTICE I hereby notify the public that I will not be held responsible for any bills not contracted by myself. j-19 GEO. L. BEEBE. Tying her bonnet under her chin. she tied her raven ringlets In; Then to the store she went with glee, For Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Company. STERNBERG & HAIlillT. Photos, stamps and post cards. General view work. Sixth street, be tween Willamette and Olive. tf FKESH CKSIKNT Fresh car best grade Portland ce ment Just arrived. Price $3.75 per barrel. Chambers Hdw. Co. ..WHY NOT.. Buy Paints and Wall Paper From Practical Painters and Decorators Best Selections at Lowest Prices Ludford & Haskell Prtcttcal Painters and Decorators 8th and Charnelton Streets . 00mMMTIIM,U.V.MCI0OCMauio work in large shops have reduced consumer 50 per cent If you can buy your watches, jew elry and optical goods of Watts just as cheap as at any other place, and get chances to draw one or more of those fine prizes, why not Invest your money there? Kodol is the best-known prepara tion that is sold by druggists today for dyspepsia or indigestion, or any stomach trouble. Kodol digests all foods. It Is pleasant to take. It Is sold here by all drugglsU. Rogers Bros. 1X47 silverware sold cheapest at Watts'. Cocoanut meal. 2c per lb. tf MOON' & TINGI.EY. Phone Rod 1421. for. McVny's Trans tf Singer Sewing Machine Cnmphny. t!15 Willamette street, phone Red 1461. tf Wsrner tunes nisn'gj 1era at Morris' Music :ri Leave ,.r ore. t Jfa?? FJmeUnn CCnomy ' e co. X The individual shoemakpr,,.- . . maker are practically a thing offfilS But people continue to use watches and wear si, but the watchmakers and shoemakers by doine- the cost to the The little tailor with his antiquated ideas and merlin is passintf. Master minds with tfreat oraaniyiK5 in lartfe labor centers are brintfintf the price of tJiuns made clothes, made to individual measure, within Vu reach of every man. Itnm We are the sole representatives of Ed. V. Price lc the Chicatfo Merchant Tailors, the best in theirdass! Their work is beyond criticism and their fabric. $20 to 935 for suits made expressly for you. Samples of their cloths lie on our front counter drop in and look them over, all new, nobby pattern, no old chestnuts. Ask to see our fabric Nos. 3220, 3262, 3280, 3297, I ExdosiTS Ueal Ksycwwtithn tt U.V. fries t Company, Merchant Ttflort, Ctlcipj Men Buy at Polders Eugene School Supply Co. 45 West Eighth St Everything for the School Room Desks Charts, Maps, Globes, Flages, Blackboards, Crayons, Dictionaries, Etc, Examine our goods, you will find them the best . L. MORE, Manager W&term& Fountain Pen Ski "The Go!Beee& 1 X TwoHea.rts witKbul a. single though!, Two Pens th.t write Schwarzschild's Book Store Waterman Ideal Headquarters ELI BANGS J. H. VEST CP. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. M,VrM7TU CTAmu. IT 171 1, :PMF.FI OR HNCE STAGE btagndo not call at A oaiiyiagtieavrsi-K"--- . at 5:30 a. m. private residences but will call for baggage ii ootilied the day before. steamer for l M.-I.in rinse COWlKIlon riorence Livery Phone Main 2 1 A M(U MTTI.K MKAL AT TIIK THKATItK CAKK is nlxvny iippriTtntrd, whprp yon m-t rvcrytliliiK m iipix'tizinii nrnl tooth-Mum- Ihm .linn, mornings, wln-n your i-tit li frkl. Winn you mint to trvnt.yoiir frii-iuli, your wife or your siMi'tliaurt to n niciil Hint I (MM.ki.I to tin- OuiQ'ii tn.sti-, brlutf tin-in to the Thi-mrr Cuff. . YOU WANT THE BEST to be found in the Grocery Line phone or leave your order 3t "THE PARK GROCERY" Successor to Nicklin and Neal Quality and PriccG uarantccd. ' &nnak?9,hadOak R. Daniel, Prop. JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE 0 O