Eugene daily guard., June 15, 1908, Image 6

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, Jl'NB 15, 1008
MAX ZIMMERMAN
TELLS OF MARKET DAY
AV1LL ITU. IT (II T, IIESI'ITK ()!
POSITION TO Ills IM.WS r.l(
MKItS AUK Wil li HIM.
To Whom Jt May Concern:
DuriiiK my absence lor a few days,
I notice a fi;w enquiries tlirniiKh 111"
liresa regarding tlie Market Day. Cel
ebration, which I am ciruaniziiiK In
Eugene for Sal unlay, June '!. Now,
J am surprised at any merchant at
thfH age who is ho narrow-minded
and for a few paltry dollars which
la liable to bring hack thousands of
dollars, to turn dow n one of tho best
business propositions thut ever came
thla way a proposition to benefit
himself, his neighbors, the town and
the farmers. Yet nothing surprises
me now that takes place in .Eugene.
I happened to be here on election
day, and don't you know that there
were people right hero who votf?d
against the University appropria
tion. Think of it! Now, regarding
Market. Day, one merchant who tried
his utmost to turn it down usdd for
Ilia excuse that the merchants should
get It up themselves, and he would
not subscribe. Now, that's exactly
what I ask the merchants to do get
it up themselves and boost It for
all It's worth. 1 am merely here to
nhow them how to get up a Market
Day. Then, again, another mer
chant 'h excuse for not helping or sub
scribing was that the commercial
club should get It up. Who Is there
on the commercial club that knows
how to get up a Market Day? What
merchant in town Is going to be pa
triotic enough to leave his business
and work, and advance money to get
It up, even If he knew how? That
patriotic feeling is not displayed
here. However, the subscription list,
which I have, I am pleased to state,
has been signed by several real es
tato men. That shows a boost spirit,
as they have nothing to sell on .Mar
ket Day. But when I bring crowdB
to town every merchant, every hotel,
evory store, every eating house,
every ine of them, will be benefited
and they should contribute towards
the expense and help boost this deal
along. My list is open for anybody's
inspection. When it comes to any
one Insinuating graft, Mr. Colgate
and myself are the grentest contrib
utors to the fund. We have but
$2 SO subscribed at the present time
and it will cost at least $300 to get
this up without any premiums and
prkr,3. 1 went Into one jewelry store
and asked the proprietor If ho would
not contribute a cheap wedding ring
for tho couple who are to wed.
Gosh, but tho fellow looked wise,
whon he said, "I guess not!" Hut
I shall buy them a fine ring, and I as
sure you It will be out of a booster
jewelry store. I see by tho papers
tho brewers are going to boycott tho
farmers who live In a prohibition
district by not buying their barley
and hops.. Don't you see how month
ly Market Days will be of advantage
to the farmer? Me need not look
for any ono man to liny his stock
ad produce, but u well organized
Market Day w ill attract buyers from
;all over once a month, and create
competition, and tin; farmer Is In
sured the highest market price. Now,
Mt is a fact in I.a lliaude, 1'endleton
'and Hak'T t'ity. where I was instru
mental in iiistailli::; market days, trie
Sltt an 1 Ar:i.;n r i'eo;i)'' (,,n m-d
link a-' 1.11:11 I'-r the piii'i-mis ef
ive stork tn.m tlie farmers. Don't
tt.al lj;lir; liio::ey to .tir to.vn?
Think t D i -i over, g -t on your ltoot-
iui-. st :p kMocklir-r, as the farmers
'are witii toe In tills deal, and (hey
lire going l peg out tlie knockers.
"'No m:e (loin' nothing for no one,
vlio won't do nothing for you."
Sis Hopkins.
Well ,o will have tho biggest
crowd of market day boosters and
their entire families ever seen in En-
gene at any one time or tlie State of
Oregon. Mark my words, the farm
ers are coming from all over. I am
asked where do I g t my pay. Keep
your eye on the Colgate-Zimmerman
Commission Co. after you get a reg
ular monthly market day established.
Yours truly.
MAX ZIMMERMAN.
BILL HAYWARO
GOING TO LONDON
nit. ii.MiT to Di:i,ivi:n
(JKADl.XTI.Mi ADDIIESS.
The annual address before the
graduating class of the University of
Oregon will be delivered by Dr. Al
bert llushnoll Hart of Harvard Uni
versity. Dr. Hart is a specialist In
A nw.i'l.-n ,i Mut.irv n ii . I la r.tin nt thn
best known historians in the United I
KIiiIch He Is ii fluent and nleaslng'
speaker.
Tlie A -4;iciutcd Students of Hie
I'nlversliy of Oregon will s.nd "Hill"
Ilayward. Or-gou s tamoiis trainer,
East this summer. ilayward will
take six wejks in the Yale summer
school, perfecting himself in the
most approved methods in training
and physical culture and studying the
best forms of gymnasium apparatus
and equipment, and will also inspect
a large number of the most promin
ent university und other gymnasiums
of the Eastern States. Ilayward will
be away from . Oregon for a couple of
mouths or more, and will have
charge of the tarlnlng of Dan Kelly
and probably Forrest Smithson for
the Olympic games. He will accom
pany the American team to Lonodn.
A Grand Fiiinily Siert'.cirn..
"It gives me pleasure in hpdak a
good word tor hiectrlc Bitters,"
writes Frank Conlan ot 436 HoiiBton
street, New York. "It's a grand fam
ily medicine for dyspepsia and liver
complications , while for lame back
and weak kidneys It cannot be too
highly recommended.". Electric Bit
ters regulate the digestive functions,
purify the blood and Impart renewed
vigor and vitality to the weak and
debilitated of both sexes. Sold un
der guarantee at, W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store. BO cents.
NOTICK
To Oregon Land Company, 412
VIllnmctte street, does not employ
hotel, restaurant or boarding house
keepers to steer people Into their of
fice. Neither are they connected in
any way with curbstone "workers"
Hint disgust total Btrangers by ap
proaching them on the streets. If
you do not wish to pay two or three
commissions, go to their office, where
yon will be treated on the square, tf
WOOD HAWWO
John M. Jr. lmxou, successor co W
E. Boddy. All wood sawed to gauge.
For prompt Bervlce phone Black
3312. Residence 324 High street, tf
Gasoline woodsaw
. HII.I.MIItK HHOTIIEIIS
For nil kinds of drnylng nnd ex
press. House phone Red 2742; of
fice. Black (1411. g
SrilSCUlllE I-'Olt THE CiUAni).
IIISTOX IIEST KI'ltl.NTKIt
OX THE PACIFIC COAST
In speaking of the recent P. X. A.
games In Portland upon tho return
f the Olympic track team, the San
i ranclsco Chronicle said:
Huston, of Oregon, showed great
speed and the Olympic men declare
he la the best 100-yard man on the
coast, lie ran the 100 in 10 1-5 sec
onds in a track which, being new, was
badly tut up before the final 100
yards. In the 220-yard dash Ger
neart won handily, beating Martin, of
Spokane, the runner who Is credited
with covering the distance In 21 1-B
seconds, a time equal to the world's
record, held by II. J. Wefers. As
Gerhcart's time on Saturday was 22
2-5 seconds. It Is probable that the
watches at Spokane wore not held
Just right.
AT THE GRAND
Another sensational picture at the
Grand tonight is "When Knights
Were Bold," and it is 1000 feet long.
As this Is one of the latest pictures
out It is sure to draw large crowds.
The entire program will be found on
another page. The 8-day clock will
be given away on June 2tlth, and will
be on exhibition tomorrow In Roberts
Bros.' window, corner Eighth and
Willamette streets. Performances
are given each evening at 7:45 and
9 p. m., and all seats are 10 cents.
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I.MAXY APPOINTMENTS
IN 1-OltKST SEKVK'E.
' ' (Special to Tho Guard.)
Washington, gillie 15. The Forest
I Service has just announced the fol
lowing appointments on -National
Forests:
ARIZONA: William V. Wilson
and Frank Wahlrop have been ap
pointed Forest Guards on the San
Francisco Mountains National Forest.
. California George M. Hayes has
been app.iinti'd a Forest Guard on the
! Plumas National Forest.
I .1. Rutherford lias been appointed
a Forest Guard 1A1 the Stony Creek
National Forest.
Colorado It. S. Day has been ap
pointed Assistant Forest Ranger on
the San Juan National Forest.
Idaho W. .1. Carter has been ap
pointed a Forest Guard on the Weis
er National Forest.
Nevada. J. F. Matthews has been
appointed a Forest Gunrd on the
Monitor National Forest.
Oregon V. S. G. Turner has been
appointed a Forest Guard on the
Bine Mountains (E) National For-
.iames L. Furnish, Ralph Taylor
and Archie O. Knowles have been ap
pointed Forest Guards on the Cas
cade (Willamette) Uational Forest.
George H. West has been appoint
ed a forest guard on the Cascade
(Mazama) national forest, and Smith
L. Taylor on the Cascade (Willam
ette) national forest.
E. Barnes and Walter Allison have
been appointed forest guards on the
Blue Mountain (E.) nation forest.
Miss E. A. Newell has been ap
pointed a clerk (temporary) on the
Cascade (Willamette) national for
est. Montana J. K. Hubbard and D.
R. Lltehiser have been appointed
Forest Guards on the Cabinet (S.)
National Forest.
Washington O. E. Kerstetter has
been appointed n Forest Guard on the
Washington (Wenatchee) National
Foresi. . '
These appointments are made to
meet the increased demands ot the
Forest service work due to the op
ening of the grazing season, resump
tion of active lumbering operations on
forests, and permanent improvement
work after the cessation of practic
ally all business of this kind during
the winter months.
COAI,! COAI.I
Place your order for first class
coal now. Williams Transfer Co.,
Phone Black 1141. .16
Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
stomach and liver troubles, keeps
you well al! summer. That's what
Holllster'8 Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. Try It and you will always buy
it. 35 cents, tea or tablets. Lluu
Drug Company.
DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder PIUs
are prompt and thorough, and will
In a very short time strengthen the
weakened kidneys. Sold by all drug
Complete linn nf flags and bunting
at Hill's Gun Store.
Dticklen's Arnica Stive Wins
'Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1,
Cochran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad
sore come on the instep of my foot,
and could find nothing that would
heal it until I applied Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. Less than half of a 2 5
cent bx won the day for me by ef
fecting a permanent cure." Sold un
der guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store.
COW FEED. I
Alfalfa meal. At Bailey's, Tenth!
and Willamette streets. Phone Red
1521.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
the one that children like sovwell to
take, as it tastes like maple sugar.
It acts gently,. yet freely, on the bow
els and thereby it drives the cold out
of the system. It Is sold by all druggists.
OSTEOPATHS
DESERVE CONFIDENCE
Make Certain That Your Doctor is A
Ileal flstcopatii, Holding Hie Dip
louui of u Ileimliibic Osteopathic
College Ullll 11 License to Practice
in Your State, unci Then Go
Abend. Results Prove tho Worth
ot I lie Trent nient.
The sufferer who contemplates
taking Osteopathic treatment should
begin by making sure that the phy
sician, in whose hands he places his
case, is. a real. Osteopath; for unfor
tunate',, 'here are rank pretenders
who I: we to knowledge of the sci
ence w m i of consideration. In
most ca , these f .. men who have
never ' . i.- tra 1 !-, -t all worthy
tho na. e. .' e j o here is also
found h. i "inn. pv 'in who,
without i re.- , 'V. teen w.' 'x the
portals of an Ooteo, 'Nc coll.. at
all, pretends to a km. '--Ige ot h"
subject which it has ta. !. the re
Osteopath three hard years of school
ing and practice to master. It is
gratifying to note that this latter is
a rare exception, as most good medic
al men admit ignorance of the sub
ject, and frequently send their pat
ients to qualified Osteopaths when it
seems advisable in their judgment to
do so: Every patient should, to be
gin with, make certain that his Os
teopath holds the diploma of a rep
utable Osteopathic college, and a li
cense to practice in your state; and
this, having been ascertained, treat
ment may be accepted with perfect
confidence.
There is every reason In the world
why tho confidence of sufferers
should be given to qualified Osteo
paths without reserve. Osteopathy is
no longer an experiment. It consti
tutes the regular means of treating
disease that Is In use by 4,000 phy
sicians, practicing in all states and
territories, in Great Brltian, Hawaii,
China and Japan. The course of
training through which an Osteopath
now has to pass before receiving his
diploma Is an arduous and extended
one, covering three year's personal
attendance with nine month's solid
work in each year a total expendi
ture of time and attention, fully eq
ual to that required by the best medi
cal colleges. The Osteopath is fully
and thoroughly equipped in every
study that is involved in healing
work, with the single exception of
materia medica, which he does not
use at all. In anatomy he has a
training that is not equalled by any
other physician; and, his special sys
tem of treatment, conforming, as it
does, entirely to Nature's laws, simp
ly endeavoring to help Nature with
her work, Is so simple, rational and
manifestly incapable of harm In com
petent hands, that it should commend
Itself to all. It can only he added
that the system has been recognized
by legislative enactment in the great
majority of the states of the Union,
that It Is proving itself anew every
day, and that those who endorse it
'iat s;u. ,
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on., ih:
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Oil- of ; ,. . ""k (
Commercial Club Block, Eugene, Or
reannl
. . a-"ii
Lovelace
The grc:t trotting stallion. '
aara and registered. The
i "..7 imuuus irouers and m
nnw on the race track of the NnrtkM, .Pws
- , -. vvi-au 3,uu by th-
season. S 35.00 to insure. ' '"
A young Wilkes Stallion
IT 1irtt r-tm:., C.
. standard and
-5iaiwi6u. irzu.uu to insUrei
Tyler B.
Veloce
A Grand Perchcron draft, (ret
istered). Color, dacnlo Li
weight, 2300 rounds. TU.i ''
pion Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won
two cups, four gold medals, several banners and blue th
bons. He makes the season Mondays a"d Thurvc
1 t 1 . j m .1 , ' .... ouara at
oosnen ; i uesaays ana w eanesaays at Lreswell and Fri
days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manager,
Kincaid Rickcl, Owners
Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon
are those who have received the trea
ment and who know whereof they
speak. A man or woman who suf
fers from bodily, ailments has 110 oc
casion to despair if an Osteopathic
doctor has not been consulted; for
Osteopaths not only are scoring great
success with all kinds of curable dis
eases, but are even recording com
plete recoveries in cases described by
other schools as Incurable. Any good
Osteopath will tell the patient exact
ly what he finds and give him a def
inite idfn at once ns to whether cure
is possible or not.
Note: The Osteopath mentioned
below is thoroughly qualified In
I cry respect.
: DR. II. L. STPin.EY OflMn,
1 physician. Offices over Chart.
; store, 1 S Willamette sir
Panne 1! nek T:,2(. rmtnii,
free. R 'snlence 734 Ferri s'.:
.Phone lied Sl'.iT.
Pronounced oy minions tlie p
est strength maker, appetit! ta
and health restorer. IE.-
Kocky Mountain Tea will suit
feci til a t life i3 worth ilvic!.
cents, tea or tablets. LI1111 D'ns
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THE STORE THAT KEEPS PRICES DOWN
We will this week give to our customers some special prices on Dry Goods and Groceries
Apron Ginghams, the yard ... 5c
Calico 5c to 6c
Special Discount on all summer goods
10 off on all dress skirts and shirt waists
All 12c Muslin, the yard . . 10c
Silkalines, plain and fancy, the yard 11c
Night Gowns and Muslin Underwear 10 off
Flour, per sack . . .
Postum, per pkg. , . .
Snyder Catsup, per bottle
3 cans Corn . . . .
$1.05
. 20c
. 20c
. 25c
These are onty a few of our Bar
Get prices on Fruit Jari
and Best Fruit Sugar.
2 cans Tomatoes . . .
4 pkgs A. & H. Soda . . .
25 oz. K. C. Baking Powder
5 bars Naptha Soap . . .
Gold Dust per box . . .
Snasta Water, per bottle'. .
5 pound box Domino Sugar
15c
25c
20c
25c
20c
15c
60c
A BeouLifuI Range now on exhibition in our store
to be given away FREE. Come in for Particulars.
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