Eugene daily guard., June 27, 1908, Image 7

Mi
LLS
IT1
jVork Is Now In I
. -s 'Full Operation
IHK KIGF.NK 11A1LY ai'ARD. SATI KHAY, Jl K ST. 1IXW4.
still greater sale
ter starting on our new stairway we find we
ie-iourui ui uui iiiuc space, thereto,,. , v,
am 4-Ui lit .
,r gooub, di. uk uucnor will all be rhn-l
. 'J-l! .11 &WU
remodeling will necessarily causi
are going to lose
got to move all
a modern store.
e a
stomers, but we are prepared to handl, th, i i .
Ukine advantage of this sale. CTZ
js grow m uubiucbs as wen as improvements. Ask
L want and cannot see, as we are unable to make
Wg to loss of space.
for what
a display
Note These Prices
Big Talk
Thii is a very Important item
lb & and you also, more so
ill you. These shoes have
I to to. WATCH THESE
ICES.
dies fine turn sole Shoe
Mue from $3.00 to $5.00
sale $2.49
sizes $1.49
.lies' Kid Shoes $1.00
dies' Kid Shces, better
Llity $1.39
HAVE DECIDED TO
lEDUCE ALL OUR MEN'S
HOES NOW.
annel
Ivy Blue Flannel for bath-
pig suits, worth 40c
Me-
rpet Warp,
weight 2"7c
33c
full
Fancy Silks
Worth $1.25 now 98c
Worth $1.00 now.... 78c
Worth 75c now.. 57c
Worth 60c now 42c
Toweling
Bleached Toweling, worth
8c, sale. .j... 5c
Heavy all Linen Toweling,
worth I2Kc, sale 9c
A. F. C. Dress
Gingham
New patterns, values 15c
sale 12c
Veiling
Veiling worth 50c, sale 25c
Veiling worth 25c, sale 18c
Specials in Muslin
Underwear
Dress Goods
Tan stripe wool Voile, worth
60c, sale 49c
Cashmere and Atbatross in
lavendar, light blue, gray
and pink, worth 60c and
65c, sale ' 48c
Sheeting
Best quality Unbleached
Sheeting 8-4 wide, worth
30c now 24c
9-4 same grade worth 35c
sale price 27c
Heavy 9-4 bleached
sale 28c
Pcquot or Atlantic bleached
94 wide, sale 28c
36-in bleached Muslin, woith
8Mc,sale 6c
Lonsdale, 36-in bleached 9c
Curtain Swiss, cheap
at J2cnow 8c
TEACHERS END
WESTERN OREGON'S
BIG CONVENTION
CROW WANTS PRETTIEST !
WOMAN IN C3UNTRY
FAMOUS I VKMINl. UIMIilt'l
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F.li llKl.lt TKACHFKS
tiik rii(Miit.r ( i nun;
SPF.AkS AliAIX.
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Crow, tli,. censer of one ot tli. h-'i-t
fanning districts in I ,ino County, will
' -''brate i ho Knur ih .if July in a
muiiucr hardly s.vond to i hat n( Ku
Holle. Ill a proi Lunation issued csn-rd.iy.
iho good p.ople of Crow coinnuiiul all
loyal cltUons of l.ane county, to
inane ready for iho lxst ilino o( tholr
Hies at their picnic grounds.
The orator of tlio day will be Hon
1.. K. lloan of Kugonc, who will de
liver an especially prepared address
to fit the local surroundings. rti,
president of the .lay Is Kit Perkins;
ItOSPKtTS IN the marshal though Crow roallv has
lilllo use for an offiilal of this kind
John lioUauil. and I he reader. F.u
Ronn Holland.
In Iho way of snorts llioro will bo
convention closed Its 'out races, a baseball game between
at four o'clock with:';'11"18 lnal """'d 1"" the Campbcll-
rriiuinii s ag n gu i ion to sunuie.
Into iilni; mill otli.ir iirMolii- .....n..
vard I'nlveroity, on the subject. "An-1 Choice w ill also be mad., of iho
imllost man present aud of iho irct-
DN, OF ITAII, SXYS
St'lllMILS MI ST UK MAUI'
1-X)H TUSS l'ltOIU.KM
MAX
Til AT
Cl'HK
ACKKIt-
Notice is hiTttiy k'v.mi ' .
suaiii'o of anj in conformity
iiiiiuf nnuitir ..H. tMM.
cointiiiin council on tV.o ,
May. lnS, and a;i;rovo, I
or tu the r.th d.iy of Muy
nimutiiii coun.'ii of tlio c
;cno will rtvo:o m-.cc.I
at the offh-o of t lit' city i
Kiiftono, ttr.'iton. for the iHircliaso of
throe hintdr.d thousand dollars In
water htinds of said city. cr. any part
thereof, up to the hour of " 110 p in
Tuesday. July 7. t 3 s . and that s.Ud
proposals will be opened and consid
ered by the council at said llnio.
That Iho city of KiiKonc proposes
to sell the said three liunrtrid thous
a till dollars c.f water bonds to the
highest bidder therefor In deiiouti.
nations of from one hundred ta one
thousand dollars, as (he purchaser
may desire; that said bonds ar to
bear interest at tjio rata bid. not to
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TKI.US tiK
OUKtiOX
)TIIK.ll ADOHK.SSKS.
The teachers'
annual session
an address by Albert II.
e want, to see you about a SUI T OF CLOTHES for
purself and your son. We will give you a Big Bargain
f items advertised in our first notice will be continued all through
... .... ti it i fl
sale, it will be impossible to tell you an our Bargains in our
jmense stock. Please notice additional prices.
569-575
Willamette
Street
L E. Dunn
Fl ni Surgical
STAFF
tninv4.ii M r.
f0frer,M.D.'
. M. D.
We, M. D.
rtint.M n
!?DtBar,M.D.
"iuou!il, M. D.
UGENE HOSPITAL
For 'he arc and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliance forX ray work.
Sputum nd blood examinations
Full corps of trained nutxi.
Rates on application.
-Training School for Nurses..
lar course of lectures by the faculty and Fra-I,-1
ft in the hospital. The medical and surgi.ai
hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or inlo
P address W. KUY KENDALL. M.Loup.
Orgarozed 1833
The First,
National Bank
I CF EUGENE, ORECON
Capital paid ' 100,00o
Surplis nJ undivided
profits 100,000
Additional liability of
stuckhille-a under
I nation; banking law. 100,000
Plication ot American BioKranhv to
Teachlnc, as Illustrated by the Life!
f Abraham Lincoln." The conven-i
tlon has uiuioulitedly been the most ,!
1 successful t-ver held. As well as en-'
joyiiis themselves, the teachers have
constantly remarked at tha practical
ness of the discussions, and of the I
i departmental work. Kor the latter. 1
the I'niverslty bulldliiKs have been of
i the most use.
I This mornllif; A. C. Nelson, state
I superintendent of public Instruction
of 1'tah, spoke on the subject. "Dem-
ocracy In Kducalion." Ho came to
ithe conclusion thut only throtiKh the
Mhe schools can the sreat class prob
I loins, w hich seem to be arlslni; lu the
I'll it'll Slates, be cured. In the pub
,11c schools all children come In con
Itact with each other and have the
(same chance. And, therefore because
a child learns the feeling: and Ideas
that govern his schoolmates, ho Is
much better fitted to tiecome a K"od
citizen, than when taught by a private
tutor.
I Mr. Nelson also thought tliat II
i was a Kood slitn w-hen a child likes
j recess better than school hours, for
lit s fhn repeat period thst the
boy and girl learn to like his and
' lu-r co.uri.iles and to know- them, "If
'your boy comes home with hla clothes
soiled." he said, "It Is a sign that he
'Is becoming a true deinocrnt."
I Professor Cubberly of Stanford
followed with an address on the vital
j subject of "Apportionment of School
j Funds." The conclusion had been
reached In previous lectures that
i some form of a state tax Is better
I than one In which a district or town
ship is used as a unit. This morning
! he crltlcl7.ed the manner of npportlon
! ment by the Census method. He con-
sldered that the money should be
given to districts according to their
needs. The basis for the attack was
made plain when he showed thnt In
one district In Oregon, only fit was
received to pay one teacher with
w-hlle In towns and cities often $150
for one teacher Is received
Professor Cubberly maintained
I that in every district, however few
the pupils, the teacher should be
equally as good. He said thai every
American child under the principles
of our government, had the right to
this privilege.
Hut In our country districts the
rase Is far from such a stale, for In
I outlying districts teachers sometimes
are employed scarcely worthy ot the
I name, though they may bo of the
hire, it is so small.
I This afternoon, nfter an address by
Kffle H. McKadden of the San Krnn
i cisco State Normal on "World
j Knowledge in l-Mncatlon," Superln-
tendent Ackernian spoke on the
theme. "The Kducallonnl Retrospects
and Prospects." He discussed the
situation In Oregon, what the teach
ers the school districts, and children
need. While Oregon Is well up
among the stales In point of lllemry
her school system, be showed, was
susceptible to Improvement.
j Some of the teachers will slay for
the I'nlversltv summer school, others
'will go to Monmouth, while, still oth
ers wl 1 go on viK-aiions 10 inwu
homes, or to summer employment.
Superintendent II. F. Uoblnson
cnuntv sunerlntendent of Mullno
mah and hla wife, leave for their
home In Portland tonight. The sup
..rlntendenl Is the retiring president
this year. Kor twenty-three years he
has attended meetings of the asso
ciation in Oregon, and l considered
one of the strong leaden for educi
tlon In the state.
tiest woman. There will also be an
unusual ussortment ot plug ugllca
KAPPA SIGNA WILL .
BUILD FRATERNITY HOME
The Alnhn Club, a now l'n!vtrnlty
of Oit'Kon orunUattnn of hoyti, has
leRHt'd the prcM'tu Kamm SIkdui ftu-
tornit y h initio, at tho corner of Kust
Thirteenth and High sinvla, for tho
next year, ami the Kapputi expert to
Inn Ul a fine chapter home on their
property at the corner of Aider and
KtHt Kleventh Htreets, diagonal with
the new HiUie I'uivensity luilUithK-
The Hituatlon for a fraternity honxe
U perhaps the best In Kiieae, The
ho u ne will lie near the I'ltivetHily,
and alfto Is close to t ho mill ruce,
which Is popular for canoeing.
;- in
s. Hi-v 4Jti, .i iistitt- 'f he Pt .no
and t.'f :m Jiti hwfrlt t.
iuti, Drrjun, :w J I, t'i;trk. Jk.
The il tilt- IV. uv in and for t'rc.iw .'
I'l rritH l.an-' 'i'iii:'y. t r4 i ii, t l
i.t tlu' i;a.d e;T'i..n tln tiit.il mini, i
t t' ou s a-t in the precinct f
Sprinufteld. In l.r.n-- .'.mii'y, DreR
tn i he (iucMi.-n. itr and A'i -t
stock running ai larxe." is and w
I1"'. vtea. and th.- atd num-r tt
1 vines ravt In the sa:d llianit
precinct "Ana Inst hrrk running
lame" is and 9ti vnti-s. It
'iM.iilniE frinn naid abmract that th
( result of .ild vole U and wa
votes against sfm-k ninnlns at lar-'
! more than for stock running at lnr :
'and that the majority against at ek
i runninu at lartce in hIiI W'lllamf t.
exceed 5 per cent per annuni: atd irerinct Is and was ti votes.
payable aeml-auiumlly on . Therefore. In coninllancw !r'
.lanuary vl Seciion of the (ieneral Iiwn -i'
Oregon, passe) by the legislature of
the slate of Oregon In (he year lt'T,
notice is hereby Kiven thai after
dayn from the date of this notlc !t
will be unlawful for stock to run ni
Irtt'Kfl In said Willamette pre
cinct, Uan county, Oregon, tin
der penalty of 910 for the flrat of
fence and for each and evrv
Kubsequeut offence, to be recovers 1
from the owner of the stock In rivM
the said bonds when action In the name of tho State of
a first and oxduMv : Oreson before a instiee of tha mvi.'e
Interest
the first day of July and
each vear from their itate until imiil: !
thai na 1 d three h u n d red t ho u -and
dollars of water bonds will tie
come due and payable by the city of
Kuneue as folUws: On the first day
of January, 1 9 4 S , principal and In
terest payable at a place to be agreed
upon by purchaser ajid city.
That said bonds hall not be sold
for less thau their par value; that lu
addition to the ftoauratoMlaatton of
the said city,
aold shall be
lien on all lands. rlKhU-of-ay. ease- of the precinct In which such ow
ment, water ruhta. pipe lines, truc- or keeper, or either of them may re
tnrea and appliances of every kind aide, nnd such nennltr shall be fo--
RAILS BEING LAID
AT JUDKINS POINT
Hails are being laid upon Hie F.u-
gene-Sprlugfleld trolley line beyond :
the railroad track. The . -roadbed i
around Judklus' point Is finished, the
ties laid nnd most of the rails down, j
I.. N. Honey also has the long!
trestle across the bottom almost completed.
composing the wa'er avntem to be se
cured with the money derived from
the sale of said bonds; that the com
mon council reserve tho right of re
jecting any nnd all bids.
That the said bonds will be Issued ;
ana disposed or under and pursuant
to tho terms of the act, "To re-Incorporate
(he city of F.ugcno, nnd to re
peal all acts and parts of acts lu con
flict herewith," filed In tho offlco
of the secretary of state February IS,
1905, and tho amendments thereto
passed and enacted by tho people of
the city of F.ugcue on tho lSth day
of April, 1908.
A certified check of five per cent
of the' amount of each bid, pnyable to
J. 1). Matlock, Mayor, Is required to
accompany each bid.
! This notice ia published for 60
! days in the Morning Register and Ku-
gene Dully Guard, newspapers nf gnn
j eral circulation, published at ICugene,
Oregon.
i Dnto of flrat publication, May 6th.
I 190X.
Ily order of the rommon council,
Jy6 11 V. DORUia. Kocordrf.
' Mvril'K
It appenrlng from the abstract -f
votes cast at the regular June, l'l-l'1.
election ns made by Iho canvas-1";
board of Lane county, Oregon, -!-slating
of K. l I.ee, county clerk,
S. llrysnn. Justice of the 1'eac- In
nnd for Kugene Justice District, I "ie
County, Oregon, and J. I.. Clark. .1 i
tlco nf the Peace in nnd for Cros ''!
Product, I .niio County, Oregon, t'"t
at the said election the total nuirh -of
voles cast In the precinct n
Ziiiiiwoll. In Lane rounty. Ore i".
on the question, "For ami Aga'nt
stock running at large," la and
93 votes, anil the said mini bur ot
votes cast in tha said Zumivalt
precinct "Against stock running
large" Is nnd was 84 votea. It ho
pouring from snld abstract that
result of said volo is nnd was 7d
votea against stock running at irg
more than for stock running at ln-f.
and that the majority against io-'
running at largo In said Zumwa't
precinct Is and wAa 76 votea.
Therefore, in compliance wll'i
Section 42 45 ot tho (Ieneral Laws n'
Oregon, passed by tho legislator nf
the Htutn .if Oroiron In Din vnni lie?
the lliilck Hutomiille. will put lu a Precinct, l.ane County, Oregon, thatl notion la hereby given that after f'i
garage in.lhls city. Just na soon as a at the said election tho total number ' days from tho date of this notlc It
suitable locution can bo secured. Ho of voles cust In tho precinct of wlil he unlawful for slock to run nl
is prepared to do auto llvory business Springfield, In l.ano county, Orekon, ' largo In said Zumwnlt prr-
fhr the traveling public or Tor plena- , on the question, "For and Against clnct, Lane County, Oregon
uro trips. Call up to Kugene Train- slock running at large," Is and was;der p-lly of 10 for tho first of
fer Co., Phone Hod 1101. i 3 39 votes, nnd tha said number of fence rnd $20 for enrh nnd everv
votes cast In the said Springfield I siiliseq.ient offence, to be roeovere t
AT OTTO'S. precinct "Agulnst stock running at I from the owner of tho lock In clv'l
large" Is and waa 2KB votea. It an- action In the name of the Hint., ..r
.Meri nnnt Lnnrn and all Kinds ot I pearlng from snld abstract that the; Oregon before
short orders will lie served again,
commencing Snturday. Juno 27,
llrenkfasts a speclnltty.
NOTICK
It appenrlng from tho abstract of
votes cast at the regular June, 190K,
(election ns made by tile canvnsslng
i hoard nf l.ane county, Oregon, con
isistlng of hi. V. Lee, county clerk, K.
!S. llrysnn. Justice of tho Pence III
and for Kugenu Justico District, l.ane
County, Oregon, and J. I.. Clark, Jus-
It. II. ray, who Is local agent for, tlco of the Police In nnd for Croswoll
It. II.
WHAV Wll.l. PIT
I.N At TO (i.lt iK
the benefit of, and when colleced
paid Inlo, the common school fund of
the county In which such action I-.
brought within sixty days after ucli
animal la proved to be at largu.
Dated this 'Jill day of June. 1 90S
(Seal) K. I'. I.KK.
County Clerk. Uuie County.
When you need to take something
take It promptly for the stomach, but
take something you know is reliable
- soiiiel btiiD- lllci, Koilol for dvMiion-
Hiu and Indigestion. Kodol Is pleas-j Oregon
ilisticA nf thn nonce
result of snld rote Is nnd was 533 1 of the precinct In which such own r
votea against stock running at large
more than for stock running at large.
and that the majority against ntock
running at large In said Springfield
precinct Is nnd was 233 votes.
Therefore, In compliance with
Section 424fi of tho (Ieneral Laws of
passed by the legislature of
ant to take, It is rellnble and Is guar
anteed to give relief. It ia sold by
all drugglsis.
Hefore purchasing an nuto, see 11.
II. Wray. agent for the lliilck. See
his macliliiu on the atrcet at any
time. If
l)eV!-:'s I.luie Knrly Hlsers. Iho
famous little liver pills, are sold by
all druggists.
the slate of Oiegon In the year 1 907,
notice Is hereby given that after 60
days from the date of this notice it
will be unlawful for stock to run lit
large in said Springfield pre
cinct, l,ano County. Oregon, un
der penally of $10 for the first of
fence and 120 for each and every
subsequent offence, lo lie recovered
from the owner of the stock In civil
m-tlon In the name of the State nf
Oregon before
or keeper, or either or them, may re
side, and in ell penally shall lie fit
the benefit of, nnd when cnllfeiol
paid Into, thn common school fund of
the county In which such action U
brought within sixty days aflnr audi
animal la proved to ho at large.
Dated this 9th duy of June, t9n.
(Heal) K. II. I.KK,
County Clerk, l.nno Cumin-
NOTICK TO CONTHACTOIt!"'.
Noibe la hereby given that ib
County Court of l.ane dimity, til- .
gnu, will receive sealed bids for tt- i
furnishing of all mnlerliil and en-,
sliuctlng a bridge across the '"'
wards Hlough on County road No. ' '.'
In Sec. Ki. to. 16 a. r. 4 w.. ' '
Justice of the peace bridge to he a SO-foot span, of r
If you want lo know
about auto, call up It.
Phone
Hub k.
anything
II. Wray. I
Hed 1101. He handles thi
ol the product In which such ow ner , Truss pattern, to be built arcorl!
or aeeper, or ciuicr 01 uiem. mny re. to the plana and specifications
side, and such penally shall be for on file In Die offlco of the co
the benefit nf, and When collected , clerk of l.an.. coiinlv llr..nn
I
Kennedy'a 1-sxatlre Cough Syrup la
the one that children llko so well tu (Heal) K. II. I.KK
take, ut It tastes like maple sugar. County Clerk. Lane County,
It ads gently, yet freely, oft the bow-' . . I -
eis ana inereny i arives in a coin out ; 01r n ,,, hnnim(K.v
of tho system. It It .old by all drug-, f,lrn,,lro ,,, refrigerator..
l"t"- I Knys Fur. Co.
pain into, inn common school mini or ,lds to be accompanied by certl'l
in., i.miiii, in wiii. ii nu. ii ni iii.ii chock or per rent or (he amount t
brought within sixty day. after uch the bid. said bid to be filed with t n
animal I. proved to be at large. rr, f ,nne r,)imiy on or !'-
iiatea tin. ntn aay ot June. mm. 2 o'clock In the afternoon of July
I.
6. 1908.
; The court reserve, the right to re
ject any and all bids,
camp Ily order of the court.
J. W. ' K. II. I.KK
tfi County Clork
l nd'T Millie Mnlulg'-'licllt
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IT, Vears I
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3. V raV.n
ip. K br.o1tf-.-i.
Luke L. G.K-iir'-.-h
itrocu'e onriieo.
;,,rte President
. .Vice President
Cashier
A.-i- li.t Canler
Bese Ball
ooo
Darwin
.i.3'nht Cashier
J. W. BARRlNGfcR
Expert hoiitmovr
Twenty-hv
Pe-.idcnct. Ea
Sed4i'. ' F.oerne. Ore con
vcar ri'r,cn.
BETTING I HENDERSON
l mA'
Coburg vs. Eugene
...Recreation Park
Sunday Afternoon, at 2:30 sharp
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