Eugene daily guard., June 23, 1908, Image 4

THE EUOBNE DAILY GUARD. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1008.
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Kitchen
Coolness
No hot and blistering
air to sao vitalitv and
make cooking intoler-
able when work is Hnn
on the safe, economical and comfortable New Per
fection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove. Using
it, your kitchen is not a room to fly from, but a place
where all the necessary household work is done in
restful coolness it doesn 't heat the kitchen. The
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
is convenient and handy for every purpose oj a cooking stove. It
saves money and time makes a clean kitchen and contented coot
Three jizes of "New Perfection " stove. If not with your dealer
write our nearest agency.
SENIORS WILL
PLAY BASEBALL
TOMORROW A.
The
RSTO LAMP
draft lamp free
a true
cen ter
draft lamp free from the
faults of other lamps. A perfect artificial light.
Handsome and safe. If not with your dealer,
write our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
TIIIC DI'.MOCKAT TIOKLHI).
(Albany Democrat.)
A Salem man vlBitlng In liiiRene
was offered the dally papers, which
lie refused, but want to reading some
SICK HtAUAflHE
i Positively cured by
tneso Millie ruin.
Thoy also roUore Dte-
I tress Irom Dyspepsia In-
I digestion and Too Hearty
Eating. A perfect rem
edy tor Dlzzlnoss. Nausea,
I Drowsiness, Dad Taste
J la the Mouth, Coated
Tongue, Pain in the Bide,
TOKPIO LIVER. Thai
regulate toe Bowels. Purely Vegetable
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
I CARTERS!
II LYER
I I FILLS.
of Kipling's poems. Whlpplty woos
ky wee!
(This' refers to John Mlnto. It was
early In the day and he was offered
a morning paper which he refused.
He preferred to wait for the evening
newspaper.)
CARTERS
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sirm'le Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
COFFEE
The dealing is simple.
If you don't like Schil
ling's Best, it costs you
nothing.
Your srcr Mturae rour nour 11 jom 4m
IDu II: put Mi.
Window washing and general
cleaning. References given. Charles
Murphy, Courthouse Lodging House.
Tel. Red 4621. Jyll
Oil cake meal, 02.25 per cwt.
tf MOON & TINGLEY.
After a hard struggle with their
fast failing nerves, the 'Jarslty Sen
iors have decided to accept the chal
lenge of the Oregon Alumni base
ball team for a gume. The Alumni
were ready and anxious to play Mon-
day afternoon but the Seniors plead
that the field was too wet. It was a
mere excuse and shallow; they were
simply afraid. They hated to go to
certain defeat. But at last, stung
by the taunts of the alumni, the
jokes and jests of the faculty, and
urged by the fair co-eds of the grad
uating class, they have banded them
selves together In what they term a
base ball team.
Five of the Senior team were
made monkeys of by O. A. C. In four
games. Around these five presumed
ball tossers the Seniors unblushlng
ly base their claim to victory. Hus
ton, Paine, Hathaway, Ramp and
Kestley, of the Varsity team, 1908,
are the famous men. Four other
fear stricken and fumble artists have
been rescued irom the co-eds to help
out. They are Floyd Brooke, Roy
Zacharias, Gordon Moores and Wal
ter Moore.
The game will be played at 9:30
tomorrow morning on Klncald field,
which has been put in shape for the
cntest. Spectators can be easily ac
comodated in the bleachers and
grandstands. President Campbell
will umpire the game. A great
crowd la expected to be present.
The game Is so easy that the Alum
ni. have not even been practicing. It
will be a farce from this standpoint.
Horace Kenton, '06, will pitch the
game; Carl McClain, '06; short stop;
GHf fori Brown, '06, first base; Fred
Zelgler, '01, center field; Ray Good
rich, '03, left field; Jack Latourette,
'07, second base; Roy Kelly '07,
catcher; George Hug, '07, right
field; Wlstar Johnson, 07, third
base; Substitutes, C. N. McArthur,
'01. Judge Potter and Judge Harris
well known members of the alumni,
will also act as substitutes.
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MARltlED
In Eugene, June 22, 1908, James
C. Kirk and Miss Tina C. Beaman,
both of Junction -City, Rev. J. S.
McCalluntofflciating.
CARVE EVKItV WORD
I THAT VOir SPEAK.
There is one thing to do, as we jour
ney along.
That every one knows Is correct.
When talking to others, as we're
passing along,
Is to carve every word thatOwe
sjieak.
We never will see the mistakes that
we make.
If we never take time lust to think,
And we oftlme regret the words that
we' spoke,
But lias! We have' seen it too late.
Some are tut small and others great,
They aie numberless as sands on
the shn'e,
But the smallest are oftimes the
wist as you know,
And the others are mentioned no
more.
It pays to he careful, honest and
true,
As along through life's Joui'ney we
row.
If we use this smalt proverb In every
day life,
The sun will shine brighter wherever
we go.
. MELVIN HERBERT.
Junction City, R F. D. , 3 . -
When you need to take something
take it promptly for the stomach, but
take something you know is reliable
something like Kodol for dyspep
sia and indigestion. Kodol Is pleas
ant to take, It Is reliable and is guar
anteed to give relief. It Is soM by
all druggists.
THE SWEET IKi, (iRADUATE.
Standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet,
See the sweet girl graduate ,
Brace herself to tackle Fate.
See her In her dimity,
"Plain white lawn or organdie.
Waiting, trembling, sweet and fair,
With a rosebud In her hair,
And an essay in her hand,
Shaking as she takes the stand,
See the blushes come and go,
Soft pink blooms in ftelds of snow;
Listen as she reads the lines
Leading to the fur confines
Of the future which she sees
Dimly through her auguries.
To her school days, ending here.
Pays the tribute of a tear,
And with a smile she turns to meet
The long hard nath before her feet.
She has learned from books that
life,
At its best is only strife.
Till the end, when she lays down
The hnaw nrnaa tn take the crown.
I Oh, say, , ,
Ain't she the higher way? "
Ain't she
Man's never-yet-qulte answered quiz?
Still the same reluctant feet, '
Where the brook( and river meet,
That same evening, rather late,
Sitting in a hammock with
Some young cub named Brown or
Smith,
Swapping moonshine, mnoh and bliss
Rosebud, rapture and a kiss
Does she fear to tackle Fate?
Ask the sweet, Sirl graduate.
y W. L. Lampton.
DeWitfs Witch Hazel Salve. It Is
especially good for plies. Be sure
to get DeWitt's. It is sold by all
I druggists .' '
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS SESSION
LAST EVENING
An adjourned session of the city
council was heffl last night and the
following business transacted:
Jected to the passage of the ordin
ance and It was laid over.
An ordinance to Increase the sal
ary of the city attorney to $100 ier
month was referred to the judiciary
committee.
The ordinance appropriating the
$3500 collected from the county
court to the pavement of str?et in
tersections In Ordluunce No. 747 was
passed, and the recorder was author
ized to notify the treasursr of the
diversion of this fund.
The manner of paving the Park
streets was brought up and plans and
Councilman Williams reported the i EnBneer Waggoner, in which he sug-
work done by the committee of the
whole with reference to the aband
oning of the purchase of a team and
other matters concerning the sprink
ling, sweeping and cleaning of the
streets, and the report was adopted.
The committee reported a schedule
(or sweeping and sprinkling the
paved streets, the main businpss
streets to be swept four tjmes a day.
The report of the committee included
sprinkling of the streets which will
be published later. The committee
was empowered to make such
changes as the exigencies may arise
and take action. The council agreed
to take the best street sprinkler of
fered by the Eugene Transfer Co. at
$200, and the street committe was
authorized to complete the trade.
Bids for sweeping, cleaning, and
sprinkling the streets were opened,
and the matter turned over to the
street committee.
Ordinances.
An ordinance was passed' levying
an assessment for paving Seventh
street from Olive to Oak.
An ordinance was passed with re
strictions on house moving, requiring
housemovers to get the eonsent of
the property owners in front of
whose property there are trees-that
may be damaged and requiring a per
mit from the mayor, and to keep the
building moving, providing a penal
ty for leaving It standing for a long
er period than 2 4 hours.
An ordinance to license and regu
late bill-posters, making the license
$25 per annum, was referred to the
finance committee.
An ordinance to Improve Oak
street from Fifteenth to Sixteenth by
trading and gavellng was passed.
An ordinance to regulate weights
and measures was passed, and order-
art niihllshed n both daily papers.
An ordinance Tor protecting tne
gested that vitrified brick be used
where the horses stand and that
wrought iron pipe filled wtih con
crete and a cast Iron head and chain
connecting them. The matter was
referred to the committee of the
whole.! i
The city pttorney was ordered to
draw the ordinance Improving West
Eighth Street so that the straighten
ing of the street between Charnel
ton and Lincoln streets be made to
conform to the wishes of the proper
ty owners in the district named.
The riding of bicycles on the side
walks at great speed was referred to
the street committee to bring in an
ordinance.
NOTICE.
All members of the Eu-
gene Commercial Club are re-
quested to be at the S. P,
depot Wednesday, June 24, at
10:55 a. m., wearing the club
badges, which can be ob-
talhed onlv from V. D. Cal-
lison.
C. S. WILLIAMS, Pres.
Flowers and Cherries.
The Ladles' Auxiliary wants
donations of flowers and
' cherries for the Portland vis-
Itors. Please leave them
with Mr. Calllson at the Com-
merclal Club; NEXT TUBS-
DAY EVENING.
MRS. .R. McMURPHEY,
Pres.
Kodol is the best-known prepara
tlon 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
paved streetB from injury by scatter-1 sold here by all druggists.
ing gravel or mixing cement, moriar, ;
etc., was read twice and'referred to, Rosebnrg is to have a magazlrte.
I tne street commni.ee. wnicu win oe puousneu montniy anu
An ordinance to reconstruct the i will make its initial appearance in
I sewer on Twelfth street from Adler. July under thename of "The Oregon
to Hilyard was passed.' . ,! Magazine." The first edition will be
I An ordinance to construct a sewef" devoted to Douglas Icounty and
in the alley between Fifth and Sixth Rosaburg, with a general scope of
streets from Jefferson to Blair streets j the whole southern portion of Ore
was passed, igon and the Pacific slope of the
An ordinance to construct a sewer state.
on the south side of Thirteenth
street from the manhole to a point
east of lder, was passed.
An ordinance to construct a sewer
I in the alley between Second and
i Third streets, commencing at the
i west side of high street and extend
I ing east to the river. Mr.' Fisher ob-
V1
i wry
I ""'raw's
li'.1". liver Y?.
i lied
1.1a,l,l,r c"".ne' Win,.'
inM's Disease, which i. .JN
lorm ot kidnev trouble " " Wnt
rir e..
onmwuded for -ery,htaK5J
kidney, liver or bladder.tronh V
found just the reined. . T'11"!
been tested in so iiiaiiyw,Xfc " ?"
work .,! i rrivateVrS'c0
win. rC
not aheady tried it, ! ?
bottle sent free !;, ail, .ta.tfiS
address to Dr. Kiln..;.'
& Co., ihi;h union.
N. Y. The rejfiihir
fifty-cent :,iul one-
Uollar size bottles are 8..SZfr
sold in-1 otvI i n,".,kt rw. .
Sw.l-R.t.Dr.Kil.,rer'.p35f
and the ml, 1 ii:,,i ..F1.DIX,
every liotile.
A. C. MATHEWS
General Teaming
Concrete, Gravel, Building
oand and good excavation
earth for sale
Phone Black 2811
or call at 345 W 4 th
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Is
the one that children like-so well 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.
H. H. McVAY
Successor to M. S. Hubble
T r...
j-rausier company
will do a Roin'ral transfer hndn..
wood, household goods, trunks .aj
all things in his line will mAi
in-oiiipi anu carcrul attention.
"Business Prompt and Careful'
our motto.
Phone Red 1431
or leave orders ut Niideau Clgar Store
C. NADEAU HAS Ol'RN'P.n
EMPLOYMENT 0PFICJ
In connection with his cigar store,
at 531 Willamette street. Those wtib.
; Ing help telephone Red 1421, ot till
at cigar store, 531 Willamette stwt
and off Opportunity Today
In the Rich Valleys of Southern Oregon
There is now offered for sale a tract of 300.0Q0 acres as ' fine land
as can be found in the world, "and this magnificent property, large
enough for J 1,992 Farms and Homes, is practically given away to
the ,992 persons who apply for a farm before they are sold. In
addition to the farm each purchaser is given a business or residence
lot. , The farms range in size from 10 to 1000 acres.
One undivided farm and one lot together will be sold for only $200,
payable $ JO a month', and each purchaser will receive free of charge,
a warranty deed for the lot ancl a warranty deed for a farm. There
is practically no limit to the variety of , crops that can be raised on
this land. The soil is rich and fertile. Put your monthly savings
where you will have something worth while at the end of the year,
REMEMBER THAT WHILE THEY LAST
$200
Payable Ten Dollars a Month
Buys a Farm and Lot
Sub-Divisions:-
One town lot with each farn FREE
For further information call on
6 Farms of J000 acres each,
2 Farms of 64 acres each,
400 Farms of 160 acres each,
500 Farms of 80 acres each,
J020 Farms of 40 acres each,
4080 Farms of 20 acres each,
5974 Farms of JO acres each,
McMURPHEY & RUGH
22 WEST 8th STREET
fl.i " ffiiriu -est?, .jt, j'gf
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE o
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EUGENE, OREGON.
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