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"The Highest, Musical Quality'
appeals to culture and refinement, Some possessing
this quality are the Weber, ChicKering', Hobart M.
r Cable, Lcstcr.Hinze; Marshall and Wendell and other '
pianos sold by the house of . ,
Commercial Club Block, Eugene, Oregon
SUBSCRIBERS TO
FUND FOR EUGENE'S
MARKET DAY
4 4 1 Mutlock, in KuBene, June 24, 1908,
t 1 ounjiiiiiiii j ,. .tim (juib unu m ia tain-
A I A. L.. ,n I).,. II KT Vln..t
MAKUIKO
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At the Methodist parsonaj;n in Eu
gene, June 24, 1H08, at 2:30 p. in.,
Jos. Curln und Mrs. Macule Kittle
wocd, both of 'KuRHue, Kuv. I). II.
Trimble officiating. .
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. I).
ervne Freeman. He v. II.- N. Mount.
olilclatini;. '
See our line of hammocks, camp
furniture end refrigerators. J. W.
Kays Fur. Co. tf
Yesterday's -baseball scores; Port
land 8; Los Angeles 4. Oakland 4;
San Francisco 1. . a
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i Following is a list of subscribers
to tint fund for the market day, Sat
urday. June 27:
' Hampton Eros., Morning Register,
(hiin.liers hiii iii-are Co., o. II.
Friendly, i J!er;ier-Uean Hdw. Co.,
Cockerline & Weatherbee, F. E.
Idinii. Griffin Hardware Co., Ax Billy
Department Store, Campbeil-r ell
mau Co., Roberts Bros., Burden &
Grahurn, Eugene Gun Co., fc it h &
Rodman, J. C. McKlroy, Gross Ho-
store, Palace of Sweets, Red Cross
Pharmacy,.J. H. Daniel, E. Schwarz-
schlld, Julius Goldsmith, Smith &
McCornack, H. W. Dunn, R. W. New
land, K. n. Matlock. Gilbert Art Co.,
Stevens & Hulln, Morris Music House
White's Rest. Roddy & Kuthey,
Hamilton & Van Orstand Lud
ford & Haskell, Gldson & Son, Eu
gene Steam Laundry, Scobert &
Dodge, Thos. Bailey, E. Hanson,
Great American Tea Co., S. L. Long
& Son, Bangs Livery Co., C. E. Gul
llford, Fred -Gould, Irish & Pierce,
C. F. Condon, S. S. Range, H. J.
Burns, Mark Smith, W.A. Bell, Geo.
Melvin Miller, eGo. Fisher, Hunter &
Willoughby, W. F. Osburn ( Hoffman
House), Independence Creamery, Mrs
Fox, Kitchen & Kompp, Warnock.
Bros., Eugene' Bottling Co., Bon
Marche, T. E. Lynu", J. A. Scherzing-
er.
A.MISKMEXTS
cTnTi: TCinUCD?
OlrtIL ILftUIILIIJ
IN CONVENTION
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Fresh from the triumph at thef
Studebacker Theatre. Chicago, May J (Continued from Page One:)
Itobson, the foremost character ac-;
tress in America, will be seen at the-: bi-rly on "The Principles of Taxu
EugencO theatre en Tuesday, June 'Hon." , ' ,
30, in thq flew American comedy, I The speaker told of the main prln
"The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary," ; clples governing taxation, of the in
by Anne Warner. In dramatizing j equalities ;d problems. He said,
her own novel, (whlcn has made j that in every state .in the union,
Miss Warner famous) she has left ! schools have b?en Klnj! forward rap-
out none of -the comedy found in that . Idly, with jut any difflcultv, with thei
popular book, but has added more, -exception that It Is hard to g;-t
and in the role of 'Aunt Mary," j enough money. This is the proli-!
which MIsb Itobson plays, she has Mem that' now faces those interested
.given the theatre-going public a i In the public schools of the country..
; character absolutely uuique and ori-.'Ag the sliualicn now stand3, many
JA.FOL0ERt
California
smshine
Ring oat many, ring fa towi
King oat (he fcM, ring la tlie truty"
DR. BELL'S
PineTarHoney
1 Nfcture'i moat natural remffly, Improved bj science
to .PLBA8ANT, PERMANENT, POSITIVB CURB
for oougha, colds and all Inflamed surface of the
Lunge and Bronohial Tubes.
WHY DO THE PEOPLE USE OVER
5,000,000 BOTTLES ANNUALLY?
Hat ti Owe el let Mmy tttMoni, Olvcq by Om ef the Maafr
Jut Foar Dqmi Stopped The Coneh.
' MILWALKEK, WIS.
TUB PI. E. BIJTnERLAND MKPIOINK CO.,
Owillrnien: I wiittonimniTiPMimonlRl to llionn of four Rat
's wtt and tKiiwflttM mtltuitt. AlMiut two weeks nsu 1 cotitrnctd
a Tf ry tn ll wnirii mini on mi nines. srrw wgrw uiiiu
could bawlj whlerxT amt 1 was "all hi'rKtoftfk. Tried four
am 99 ytmn old and neror naed any .
. remedy equal to Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
It aires quick and permanent
Kllef in trip as well as coughs ad
Ids. It makes weak limns a iron.
. Mas. M. A. UvrcAura. Paduoah, ky.
or flTB rrtiirdles (ut itipydlunt help me. Jlywifewfiitlolhe
dniRidit's miui purchased a Wtu Iwttle of your Ir. liell'i
the flnt food nlsht'S lfP tn two weeka. Anybody wlio doubts
Hlettbrm wrlteineorwlfeabouiit, Beapectfully,
Ho. IOrewtbuib Street,. GKO. ULRICI1.
Look for the Bell on Bottle and our Guarantee No. 506.
MAJtDFACTURltD OHLT BT
TUB & & SUTHERLAND MEMCINB CO., Iwyrtfj
Psducsh, A.
IRRIGATION EXPERT. .
VISITS ElGENE
A.'. P. ' 8tovsr trnd his accomplish
ed young bride o Washington, D. C,
who have-been stopping In Eugene
for the past four days, left on the
train last evening for Portland where
they will reside. Mr. Stover is an
Irrigation engineer in the employ of
the government and while in Eu
gene seemed to be transacting busi
ness with A. R. Black, the well
known mining engineer and' Irriga
tion expert of this city. The details
of their deliberations could not be
ascertained.
Mr.: P. R. Whittlesey, of the firm
of Glnnever & Whittlesey, prominent
elastic hosiery and truss manufac
turers of Portland, Is In the city' on
a short business trip. Messrs. Gln
never & Whittlesey launched them
selves In the metropolis something
over a year ago, In a small way. They
now operate the largest factory of
Its kind west of Chicago, and by hard
work have built up an enviable re
putation for their goods to which
this success is due.
Phone Red 1421. McVay'a Trans
fer '' '
ginal. L. S. Sire, under whose man
agement Miss Itobson is starring, has
surrounded her with a strong com
pany, in the staging of the produc
tion nothing has been overlooked by
Mr. Sire, and under the skillful hand
ling of E. IF. Hostwick "The Rejuvenation-
of Aunt Mary" will be found
to be one 'of the best comedies ever
offered to a theatre-going public
here." ' .
- 'COFFEE ; . ,
Good grocers like Schil
ling's Best, for 1t makes
good-will and not trouble ;
in .case of complaint, the.
money is ready. " , ,
Your vroctr returns jour nootr If roa doo't
Uke iti w. par Dim.
The nest Pills, Ever Sold
"After doctoring 15 year.i for
chronic in'Hiiestinn,. and "spending
Over two hunc-?!' dollars, nothing
has done iueso n'nch good lis Dr.-
King's New Life Plllp, I consider!
them the best pills over sold," writes
B. F. Ayacue, of Ingleside, N. ( . Sold
under guarantee at W. A. Kuyken
dall's drug store. 25 cents.
Window i vaiSing and ' general
cleaning. References given. Charles
Murphy, Courthouse Lodging House.
Tel. Red 4621. Jyll,
.When you need to take something
tnke it promptly for the stomach, but
take something you know is reliable-
something like Kodol for dyspen
sla and Indigestion. Kodol Is pleas
ant to take, it Is reliable and is guar
anteed to give relief.- It is sold by'
all druggists.
Tying her, bonnet under her chin, '
She tied her raven ringlets in;
Then to the store she went with glee,
For Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Linn Drug Company.
Complete line of flags and bunting
at Hill's Oun Store.
For sale at. bnrai"i to seniv-Vn-n
rnnei. .T. W. Kayn Fnr. Co. tf
communities are greatly overburden
ed, while others do not have their
share.
Taxation., is divided into four
kinds, district taxation, town or
township -taxation, county and state,
all resembling closely their names.
Mr. Cubberly advocated state taxes
on the ground that In all other kinds
the Inequality is Increased. For in
stance, "a great railroad is in one
county, and while it draws upon oth
ers for freight and traffic, which it
does not enter, yet its taxes In most
states do not help and but a few sec
tions. So it is with a great corpora
tion, which -draws materials from all
over the 'state But only one little
community gets the tax from this or
ganization centralized in one spot,
though It is a' factor in the welfare
of many parts. The state tax ob
viates such conditions.
Many Kcakerfl. v
The corps of lecturers before the
meeting is perhaps the best that has
over been gotten together in the state
Besides the leading ducators of Ore
gon thffre- 'are present: Elwood
P. Cubberly from Stanford, Edward
Hyatt from California-, Dr. Albert
Bushnell from Harvard, Effle B. Mc
Fadden of . the San Francisco State
Normal, A.' C. Nelson, Superjntedent
of Public Instruction of Utah.
President, P. L. Campbell, of the
University, President W. J. Kerr of
the Oregon Agricultural college, Sup
erintendent Robinson from Portland,
and many others are also on the pro
gram and, taking active part.
. Officers of the Conwntion.
President, R. F. Robinson,- Port
land.
. First Vice-President, W. W. Wil
ey, Tillamook. - '
Second ' Vice-President, E. T.
Moores, Salem.
Treasurer, Margaret J.' Cosper,
Salem.
Executive Committee.
,J. H. Ackerman, Salem; ' R. F.
Robinson, Portland; Frank Rigler,
Portland; P. L. Campbell, Eugene;
J. M. Powers, Salem.
Special Committees, School Finances
H. D. Sheldon, Eugene; E. T. Mar
latte, Salem; C. M. KIggins, Port
land; L. R. Traver, Monmouth; E. T.
Moores. Salem; "
. The Program To Come.
' This evening the "teachers will be
glvert a reception by the Commercial
Club. Tomorrow morning the: an
nual business meeting will be held.
in every tin of
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his annual address and officers will
be nominated. The chief address
will be by Frank Rigler, superinten
dent of the city schools of Portland
on "Industrial. Education in City
Schools."
In 'the afternoon Dr. Hart will de
liver an address. At 6 p. m. lun
cheon will be served, after which
there will be a band concert, and an
Illustrated lecture in Villard on "The
Scenic Resources of Oregon," by
President Campbell.
Tomorrow's Program.
The. programs in. the various de
partments for tomorrow are as fol
lows: . '
General Program.
9:00 Department Work.
10:05 'Recess. '
10:15 Annual Business Meet
ing. (a) President's annual address.
(b) Reports of Committees.
(c) Reports of Officers.
(d) Nomination of Officers.
Recess.
11:25 Address, "Industrial Edu
cation, in City Schools." Frank Rig
ler, Superintendent City Schools,
Portland.
1:30 Department work.
2:40 Recess. ' 1
2:55 Music.
3:10 Address, "Application of
American Historical Geography "to
Teaching," Albert Bushnell Hart,
Harvard University.
Evening.
6:00 Luncheon on University
Campus.
Band Concert, Eugene ' Military
Band. t
8:00 Illustrated Lecture, Villard
Hall, ,VThe Scenic Resources of Ore
gon." President P. L. Campbell of
Eugene. '
! 11:15-
Kitchen safes for $4.25 until July
4th. See north show window. Cham-
Korq horrt-ynro 10 d
CIVIL sekvic-k KXO,XATOX
I ,A n examination for clerl
rier will be held at th m c"
jthis clty,., -Ju v 1 t,h9e08POTICf,1'
! Its, IS to 4 5 voarn M Age
not be arir ittod , , 1"? l
Unmarried wnnien im Z ? "
to the exa.nluatinn hit n .r
for appointment only as clerk
.- PJ"I.C!"I,L. .must "e PbUt.
without b?s or shoest
not less than 125 pound. .
overcoat or hat. '
For application blanks and for fall
nformation relative to the mlZ
tlon. nua t niinn. j......
vacations promotions, etc!,
Immediate v uure
GEORGE L. HARWOOn
oecretarv MnnrH nt ri,.n j.
.... v.,,,! service El.
aminers, Postoffice. Eugene, Ore.
A new club, known as the Alpha
club, has been announced at the nnl-
vcioiiv. cuii uosen nr hra v.
They have taken over the leased the
house occupied during the last thru
years by the Kanna Siom. t..,..
Hit V and Will, reside thr-rn l.
lieais uiiiu mey are tn a position to
build a suitable clubhouse ot their
; own. ine members of the club are
j Ward L. Ray, 'OS, Pittsburg, Pa.
benjamin w. Grout, '08, La Grande
Harold (' Merrvmjin '01 PnrtUnj
Harold E. Hunt, '09, Condon; Lelani,
I Li. steiwer, it), fossil; Earl Hallfi,
'1ft TAntrer PIlV r.nraa U'hlta Ml
i Portland: Roy Applegate, '11, klan-'
! main r aits; 1 nomas b. Hoover, 11
Fossil; Howard Drew, '11, Tllli
mook and Fritz Dean, .'11, Oram
Pass.
Ingrain wall paper guaranteed
to fade. Chambers Hardware Co.
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Mr. F. O. Ginneyer
THE TRUSS MANUFACTURER AND EXPERT HERNIA SPECIALIST
OF THE -GINNEVER. 2b WHITTLESEY MFG. CO. PORTLAND, OREGON.
WILL BE IN EUGENE FROM
SATURDAY, JUNE 2? TO, FRIDAY, JULY 3
- ; TO APPLY TO
Riiptured Men, Women and Children
THE "PERFECT" TRUSS
His Headquarters will be W. A. KUYKENDALL'S DRUG STORED, 588 Willamette St.
Mi Ginnever has httd over 20 years actual experience in this work -and ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEES
,TO HOLD ANY RUPTURE with comfort under all conditions. We are not roaming 'Professors'' or
"Doctors", but are reliable, people 'and have letters of endorsement from the physicians ancl surgeons of
Portland. YOU i CANNOT AFFORD TO JMISS THIS REAL OPPORTUNITY. Mr. Ginnever and
his lady attendant will also apply Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps and Armlets, Abdominal Supporters
for maternity, navel rupture, after operation, floating kidney and stout people.
I V -SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION of the "La Genore" Elastic Corset. ' The only corset made
'",1vJ 'allowing deep breathing, free and graceful movements of the body and real CORSET COMFORT.
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