Eugene daily guard., July 13, 1908, Image 2

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AND almost decided to discontinue our half-page advertise
ment, since the ad. or something else has brought us al
most more business than we can care for. However, on' second
thought, we concluded to increase our facilities and care for all
orders offered, and are prepared to do this to our mutual satis
faction! we believe. No one can give you better prices, grades
and, delivery of first-class Lumber and Shingles.
The
Booth-Kelly , ILumber
14 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
MORE ROOMS
FOR GUIS AT
STATE UNIVERSITY
TIIIIKK NKW IIOI'HKN Wll.r. UK
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Hint, WITH IIOOMM I It HIXTV
OH NKVKNTV Olltl. STUHLNTS
ItA'I'K OK ltllODK'S Ht'HOI.AIt
Nllll KXAMINA1ION I II V(ii:l)
r at Oxford next year, Kdwnrd Wl-
nani, or Willamette University, who
wan appointed !n 1 BUT, and Wlsiiir
Johnson, of tho lliilvurHltu of Or
Kun, appointed thin yuur.
I
(llrla at the University of Oregon
will tin wtill housed next jour. At
Irani throw new hotiaea, arrtmimodiit
Ing between 60 and 70 glrla, will In'
road) for occupancy lit September.
ThB Mary Splller bullae, nnmt'il for
the find wotiiAti connected with tin
I'ulvunliy, U n i being completed
and comfortably furnlahod. It will
ho rootui for HO to S3 Klrla. and I'm
under th jinuit general control na the
mon s dormitory. It la beautifully
loratod on tb hlghoat part of thn
rainima. and gives promise of being
Inn a muait plctimut home.
Th Kloa.hn Tlllaoum riuli will
have a handsome new homo by the
opening ul thi University. I'he foun
dation hua been comploti d nod oar
Hntft' are preptuluie to mult the
building aa fast aa p.msllilo. It will
arcoiiiiuodntH between '.'0 and 3 r
Klrla Tho Z.-la Iota I'M aororlty la
tisvtng a now house hullt on the cor.
ner of Thirteenth and High aiioeta.
which will hso room enough fur 'Jo
Klrla. The plans call for a very hand
mme building.
Iloouia for rent ccm much more
plentiful thin usual, pn.hithly t,.r the
reaaon that the touch of hunt ttinea
hna made nitru tiiiire people AlllltiK
111 rent Tiles,'. I mother with the
new glrla' hou,,s and the old otica al
resdc .ittiltln.. will make It cotn
paraltiriy oa for the limetslty to
nun ao.1,1 tiomea for the uig,. num.
her of ali)s that will enter In Sep.
temher.
KVWIN WHINS toll
IMIOHLS M lliil.Mlsllll'S
The eamtna'lo'i for the It node!
a holarhlia will hereafter he held In
the autumn ln.t..ad of In Januan. na
heretofore The chance ha t,.,i
made for ine teaann that the new
date will 1,10a the successful candi
date much more time to select and
arninne for the roll.-g l. ish,., tn
nter at (Ivl.od t n!o selection
are made iul'e early, can I td.ito.s ,,.
ften compelled t accept ecinl
choice ol oLoiion The n t Ithodi-
nanlitatlon . (.,( , ,,. ,
of lUtls, inooa.hli at the I ' ii l let xlt v of
Oregon, iiicgon ill hue lo k luil.
ORPHEUM THEATRE
CLOSED TILL SEPT.
Tho Ornhi'tim theutro will roninln
dark until the ftrat duy of Heiitoitiher .
when the Ktiiilr Htuck Coinpiiiiy.
which hits been iliiyliiK nt thin pop- j
ttlai Iiouhu for the paat uluu wooka,
will nppear hero hkiiIu In nn entirely ,
new repertoire of plnya, nnd romiiln
durliiK the wit Ire full n nil winter. I
'1 he company went to SprlnKfloltl this 1
uioriiltiK nnd will piny there tonlxlit '
and tomorrow nlKht. On Wcdnea
dny mill Thurailny tilKhla they will
piny nt (.'obui'K iilnl from there will
no on down the valley, plnyltiK at
dlfforent points until September. The
I'utnpimy huve made, ninny frlenda
ilurlna: their ly here, mid Iheatre
Koera will be Kind to lenrn that they
are to he bnck to stay durtnt! tho winter.
NEAR BEER
IS BEING SOLD
IN EUGENE
IT t AX'T UK HKAT.
Thn heat of nil toucher la exper
ience. ('. M. Harden of Silver ITty,"
orin t aroilua, aaya: "I find Klectrlc
lllltera iloea all that'- claimed for It.
Kor Stomach, I.Ivor and Kldnev
Iroulilc. It can't he heat. I have tried
It and find It a moat excellent medi
cine." Mr. Harden la rlKht; It a the
heat of all medlcluea also for weak
nesa, lame back, and all run down
condlllima. Ileal, too. for chill and
malaria. Sold under KUimintoo at
W. A. KuykendaU a drun store.
Somn OroKon hop Krowera hope
that tho Halo of "Near Uor" will
atlmulato tho brewlnn Industry and
tend to rnlao tho price of hopa.
While many hop Kowora uttacked
prohibition on tho Kiotind that It
would hurt their liualueaa. tho brew
eries In tho Kaat and some In the
West aeetn to bo cuterlnK to the
ttiatoa of the bcer-drtnkltiK public by
the production of "MiiUonn," "Hnr-
leyette. "t'luclnnntua. "Hotiana,
and other brands of liquor with lens
than one per cent alcohol In their
composition. As a result, some ex
pect that tho production of "Near
lleer" will surpass, na tho palates
of tho public are cultivated, that of
beer.
The breweries which are adaptlnu:
themselves to tho dry districts art
aendlUK out liberal advertisements of i
their new brands. At first the sale
will probably bo llRht. but as such !
drinks as wine and whisky are for-i
bidden In a larue portion of Oreinn,!
It seems not unlikely that a steady
i market will he built up for "Near!
lleer drinks.
I Moat of the local old beer drink
ers claim that the taste of the new
assortmenta are flat. The price In
position , as bookkeeper In the bank!
and win begin worn July i.
The. schooner Mayflower left yes
terday for San Kranclsco with a ear
go of lumber from the Siuslaw Lum
ber Co.'a mill.
1 ThnPo wait a fnnl puna nn tha nlri
. nlnlo amitnrfa natp Invn tout Mnn t
day between John HerRman of the
life saving station and Paul Botul, of
Florence. The distance was 100
yards, to start at shot of pistol.
John UerKmnn was the winner by a
distance variously estimated at from
four to eight feet. The West.
UNIVERSITY REGENTS
TO MEET JULY 25
The board of regents of the
I'nlverslty will meet July 25.
Tho meeting will probably
bo tho most Important over
held, for more Improvements
are to be decided upon than
at any other past time. Owing
to the absence of Chairman
It. S. Ileiin no meeting was
held during commencement,
nnd tho cur I lost possible date
due to the conflicts of en-
gagements of other regents
on which members could be
gotten together was the ono
set.
WII.I.IA.MN' I'AltHOUl' HAl.VK
WITH .MI.Ml'A anil WITCH H.VKI
The beat salve in tho world for cuts,
brulaei, aorea. ulcera, aall rheum, tet
ter, chapped hands and all akin snip
tlmia. Uimranteed to give aatlafncttou
or money refunded. Sold by l.lnn
Drug O). Wllhama Utt Co., props.,
Kl I. Illlll.l.lMi
Kor up to-djite well ilrillitm aee
l.al'uke i l.ettlcr Co . well drillers
Tel. Hod Mil. Vlllard llonl. t'
Kennedy'! l.atUI;.i Cough Syrui'
acta gently upon the bowel! and
It herd, i ilvea the cold out of the
syaieni. Sold by all drugglata.
j Ko.lol will wlth.mt doubt, help
, anyone who haa atoumch dlanrdera or
alonimh treuhle. Tak,. Kedol to.lsi
and eontlnue tt for the short time
that tt Is necerarr to alc vou com-
I pi. to relief Ki.,t,i u ...Id hv all drug
' it.
j k. ;. it it;nr,
j rh.'toa. a!nui an, I ,,,( ,.Mr,,
ilieneral lew wotk S:thttrrct bi
twc. II illalliett,. and Olive. (
I Ingrain wall par-cr guaranteed not
to fade. Chamber! Hardware Co. d
made them flat rather than the bev
erage.
OOOl) COl'fill Cl'ltK.
For the conurletu worn nf cofffha
Kugene Inst week. It Is said, was ten colds, asthma and bronchitis and ail'
cents a glass, and It may be the price i , ... ., .
ii'iui'iniiiis leuuing to conaump-:
Hon, llTorwurt, tar and wild cherry'
have for ages maintained an estab-!
Ilstml reputation as a standard cough 1
remedy. It contains no opium or
harmful drug and can be given with ;
safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold
by l.lnn Prug Co. AVilliams Mfg.Co
props., Cleveland. O.
1IKI).
At lus home at Point Terrace. Ore
gon, nt 1 o'clock Thursday morning.
July . I'.ios, of cancer. Cecil Z
Sweet aiied iiboitt ;,., yetirs. Mr
Sweet was one of the pioneers of the
Siuslaw country. Imvlng gone there
with his parents ami settled nearly
hlllteen years ago. He leaves two
brothers. Wallace and Marlon, who
reside nt Point Terrace.
SHOTS STRIKE WITHIN
TEN FEET OF PEOPLE
CAHRM'XS SHOTS AT DUCKS HE.
SlIiT, FOKTUXATMA-, ONLY
IX OATHS DUCKS KSCAl'U A
HUXDUKD SHOTS UNSCATHED.
Careless shots at Judkins' Point
yesterday afternoon came so close
to a number of people that they felt
they were having a narrow escape
from being wounded. Several bul
lets, struck withing ten or fifteen
feet of two Individuals, and other
shots approached so close to other
people that they vigorously protest
ed. A bnnd of ducks was in the
river nil afternoon and the shots,
perhaps a hundred, were fired at the
birds.
A.t one time three boys on the bar
across from Jtulklns' Point were
shooting at the fowls, the bullets
rhtnrlng and striking in the em
bankment between the race and the
river, where four people were sitting.
Krotn the track some Mt her persons
were also banging at the ducks, al
most In line between them and the
boys on the bar. Kemonstranees were
answered with profnne language
Hut the men on the track having
the guns maintained their position
and were still Tiring at supper' time
The hoys, however, desisted when
thev saw -whore their shots were go
Inc !'o far as has been dlsrnv-r'd no
dinks were killed. Tho bind con-
r.t about L'D mallards who
V'M-o kent busy racing up Hm ,!,)wr
ue siream, sn bewildered thn'
did not know which way to turn'
PICKING OUT
GOOD DlTf
1 la very easy here. We J
have any other sort. In
the mora particular yoi
about butter the better r
suit you. Our extra;,
. creamery has made us :
friends. If you wlll-trj.
are confident it will mat
of you also. '
.hey
NKWS or UlWKIt
SIUSLAW X)l NTItV
The aohoonors Oakland and Sau
aallto left Sun Francisco Wednesdav,
Iniiind for the Siuslaw In tow of a
teanier. They will take out rareoei
"f lumber from the Oregon Cal
ifornia Lumber Co 's mill. a
The Oregon California Lumber
Co running Its null twelve kilns
a, d.iy n.'w. The men kii to work a'
o'clock In tho morning and ijuli
' m'sl ''' '. Liking
half an w.mr at nu.
IV-er SchreiidorK and bride arrived
i"ie Saturdav to spend a few davs
with his iMtcnts Thcv will 1 V.
tod.o on their way t,:-k i M.
u.ii, w.-icie I'cter h.is accepted a
U.XCl Usi;)X TO XKWl'OHT.
During the summer season Sun
day trnins will be run on the C. K
from Albany to Ynnuliin. learlng Al-
hiinv nt 7 : 4 T, n in Tho ,,,..;..,.
J local from here connects with this
$3 0 All,any, rouud trip rate.
The Ilulck a lit us are the best Sec
It. H. Wray about them. He ran he
found with the Eugene Transfer Co
phone Red 1101. ,f
Monarch range. Tfcirty davs' free
trial. J. v. Kay Fur. Co tt
Singer Sew;K Ma.-nln Compi,nv
la Willamette street, phone lie.i
Uil.
ilMrtiaa ylM H"i Vm Ha in tjfn
tt
I.AKF. Makiii.k AXIi
oit.wni: woitKs moved.
K. C. Lake has moved his ma hie
works from the corner of WlMim
ette nnd Sixth to East S vont'i St
between Willamette and Oik. where
he will hr pleased to see all old ind
now- pairons. , Ju,9
SHOE SHOP IX COIUHC,
E. P. Shlnn has opened up a flrt
class shoe shop in Coburg. All work
guaranteed, tiring In your job work.
d&wtt '
WOOD! WOOD
It Inch old growth fir, J5.2S per
Black lYi'l'."" TSWr C- n
H1LI..M1HE BROTH EHS
For all kinds of draylng and
;,rr "ottw phone Ked 274i- pf
flee. Itl iels 6411. 1 01
W. M. CREEN, ; KM
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
AUTOLIVER
We have a fine 7-passenger 30 H
White Steamer
to hire by day or hour
Expert driver furnished
eugeniTgun CO.
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MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Does a General Bankirc;
Business on
Conservative Lines
S. S. SPENCER. PH
L.H.,POTTrp 'a
Cor ?th and Willamett)
White'i restaurant for a c'o
"1'iare tn, ai. ; cents. al";
'- '"rnace. brick and founda-
HOTEL BRADSHAW
- ooms and board. Rooms with f, .... f i..,ihtdk
v . ... 1 i11 'I ' ov i-
'tional Hank.
then.-,". Half way to Nve Beach, ova
reasonable. V. C COOK( prop., Nt,