Eugene daily guard., July 17, 1908, Image 2

Kr, THE ECGEXK DAILT GUARD. KR1DAV, JIXV IT.
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LOW
R.ATES
EAST
Will If uuJe tliis M-jvin by the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
From Eugene, Ore, as fol
lows: Bth Wiyi
through
Portland
76.25
71.25
63.75
6.J.75
One Way
vis
Calilwala
87.5o
82.5o
81.75
7S.O0
76.oo
Chiiaco
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omalia
Kansas City 6J.75
Tickets will.be on sale
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 2o
July 6, 7. 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 32
Good lor return In 93 diy with tn
ore privilege! p luun within limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further inJomutioo cill on
A.J. GILLETE
Local Agent .
or writ to
Win. McMutnty, General Pas
senger agent, Portland, Ore.
IN ON OK MANY COLORS
LAR0R8T FACILITIES
IN THK WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OP
matt ORADB WORK
urn iiutu iiiTiii imn
tfl ';V f-fit
A New Set of
Chairs
Why do you have 01. D
BllAnnY CIIA1U8 In your
home, when you can make tliotu
(1O0I) AS NKW for only oOc t
A ran ot Cliluainel trill work
womlore In your hums.
Hoe that '.ho Chinaman la ou
every can. ,
Hoe nur west aliow window.
AHK TO KMC or It NKW WALL
HAI'KU
16-18 Wmt Seventh St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
GEO. K. MUNROE
lb HOUSrUIVNISHIR
STOVES-RANGES
FURNITURE
t7 Watt Ilghih SU
i ha ev.rylhine; for tha kit-
fhen. A A aorta of pota and pane In
nietat and fraulteware. All tha little
eontrivaucee that make cooking a
aitlm Instead of a drudge you will
una nere. Teiepuoue tied S576
EUGENE .OREGON
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
jnd tinning v..rk. Call
and let us estimate
on
your work
Aya & Heitzimn
54 Writ Alb St,
rhone eUckl I If
BETTING & HENDERSON
All kind of t.ih k .lone and ivinrnt
work promptly an.1 in;'. ,,.ni.
ork Kuaiantri I. Ite.nVm-e M
Wli:mel'- Sir.-..!. HI , Kolllth
atreel. I'h.n Ke4 ii.
a sice littli: mkal at
I II H THK.t'l UK C'AKK
la always appreciated, where jrou get
everything ' "I i-llnff ' tooth
eomo these June ntomlnKa, when
your ap-llle Ik flritle. When you
timnt l treat rotir friend, your wife
it your sweetheart In a meal tliat la
cwjhiil to the Vucen'e tnate, bring
them to It"- Theatre Cafe.
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to
ARMITACE &. BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th Eugene. Or.
Julius
Goldsmith
H. H. McVAY
Succcuor to M. S Hnbblt
Transfer Company
till (to a ircnerul transfer bullae:
woml, household goods, trunks and
II thing In hla Hue will receive
prompt and careful attention.
"HualncM I'rMiipt and Careful" la
our motto.
Phone Itrd 1421
or leave orders at .Nndcau Cigar Store
Summer
Suits at
Hanson's
Best of workmanship
and latest patterns in the
goods are characteristic of
the Michaels, Stern &
Co.'s make. We are ex
clusive agents for Eugene.
Let us show you our fine
line whether you want to
buy or not.
l ight weight I'nderwear and all
kind of furalohlnga for the
summer Mam.u.
If you would dn-M nr and
ronifortahly, come In and let ua
how )uii nhat we liave.
Vou don't have to buy unlcaa
you llnd what aulta )ou.
P-D.ItANSON
- I ft T I IA r.l.l. .wii-'
PROMS NAME
GHAFIN AND
WATKINS TO LEAD
Columbus. O . July 17. For pres-Id'-t.t,
KuK'fin- V.' Chafln, of Chica
go. Kor vice president, Aaron S. Wat
kin, of Ada. Oiil'j.
Tin- above inker was nominated
today by the I'lohibltlon National
convention, both men being; chosen
unanimously. The full endorsement
of the convention, however,
waa not
Klven to Mr. Chafln until after three
ballot had been laaen.
On the flrat two ballots Mr. Chafln
did not show a uraat deal of atrenKth,
receiving but l5 out of I0K3 votes
on the flrat and 376 out of 1087 on
the second ballot. Ilia nomination
waa practically assured, however,
when the roll call bejran for the third
ballot. Ilia own state, which had
voted largely for Daniel H. Sheen,
of I'eorla, III., and the New York
delegation, followed by those of In
diana and Wisconsin, came over to
Mr. Chafln and on the third ballot he
received a total of 636 votes.
The strongest competitor of Mr.
Chafln was Hev. William B. Palmore,
of 8t. Louis, who received 274 votes
on the first ballot and 418 on the sec
ond ballot, and a comparatively small
vole after It waa evident that the
nomination of Mr. Chafln could not
be prevented.
Tangle Over Vice I'resldcnrjr
The convention tip to this time had
run smoothly and without the slight
est friction. It was decided to make
Mr. Palmore the vlco presidential
nominee and he was named by accla
mation. He declined to accept the
nomination, however, and persisted
In his attitude despite the strong urg
ing of his friends.
The convention, finding Itself con
fronted with the necessity of naming
another vice presidential candidate
and many of the delegates, being anx-
luos to catch the early night train for
their homes, became Involved in
decti parliamentary tangle. The
rules were several times suspended
and the suspensions Immediately re
voked. Finally It was docldod that
Professor Aaron A. Watklns, ot Ada,
Ohio, should be named by acclama
tion.
MOTIIKIl'S IIAKINti II.W.
I was doling In my armchair with a
book upon my knees.
While through tho open window
came sweet summer melodleB-
Thu sound of many song birds and
the humming of the bees:
And the breath of Junes red roses
drifted with the summer wind
(Now I love the scent of roses and
the wnndering breexo was kind
And he bare bis lovely burden till he
found my halt-closed blind.)
In the culinary rcglun underneath, I
thought 1 heard,
No wand then, Its clever goddess as
about her work she stirred:
And I caught the aound of singing
though I understood no word
Now t wonder It you've noticed as
you vo gone along life s way.
How some odsr will bring suddenly
to mind a certain day.
Or a scene, ot pain or pleasure, which
till then forgotten lay?
As I doted within my armchair came
my friend the summer breeze
Came and stirred the leaves of that
old book that lay upon my knee;
men he whispered, told me gently,
"Hero's something that will
please. .
1 was the smell of ginger rookies
from the regions down below!
And my thought went back to child
hood as an arrow from a bow
And 1 stood In mother's kitchen In
the years of long ago,
With her sleeves nbove her elbows
and her hulr all tidied back.
(She used to say a frowsy-headei
girl was always slack I
8ho would spend the half of Saturdn,
In baking up a slink.
Of cookies, bread and doughnuts
pies and puddings. Johnny cake
Oh 1 cannot rail to mind the half the
things she used to make.
nut I know 1 always liked to stay
annum ami watch her bake.
And I'm sure I must have bothered
her. for oft I've heard her wish
"I wouldn't get right under foot
then with a sudden sh !"
She drove me out (but afterwards
she let me lick the dish. I
iwas fun to watch her mix the
dough and use the rolling pin:
And when she had It all rolled out
(I always thought too thin.)
To see her cut out cookies with a
heart shaped cooky tin.
And how I tensed to have what's left
to make a cooky man!
And what a time 1 had to get him
safely In the pan.
Ami when 1 had him baked he looked
Just like a palm leaf f.m.
As still I dreamer! of baking days In
which I'd taken part,
I a suddenly awakened from un
dreaming with a start.
And there stood the kitchen goddess
with a fresh baked cooky heart.
Now I wonder If you've noticed as
you'e passed along life's wavs
How the smell of something bjklng
on the moment seined to raise
A long forgotten memory of our
niottier s cooking d.-yn
William 1 liool.l
In S.MingfteM KepuMiesn
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Hate Always Bought
Bear the
.ueiui
Humor md Philosophy)
Br DUNCAN M. SMITIT
CHARM OF THE MEAL TICKET.
Bating In a p-s's'-raH
Mr.a.lng. I' .'.'i and Light,
Goltjg lo a vr .!'' i:at
After evrv t, it- -Say.
It grown ner."i.,nia.
And If yon 'l.-iiv It.
When the folks nr.- all away
For a change I-"1 Ir
Waltresa with a pleasant ir.ille
And a maiin-r fr-
Ambles to y.'r chair to say.
"What'a It going lo
When you'v picked tho things yru
want
She cuta off lr chat
Goes, but Boon returns and eaye,
"We're Just out t that."
Tben you atudy out the bill.
While behind your chair
She leana over to remark.,
Thla la pretty fair."
8o you let her pick It out.
Entreea. aoup and nam.
For you know It's all alike
Nothing In a name.
How you weary nf the trork.
Knast and hash imd slew.
That the waitress every day
Carries on to you
Sornetlmee. when It's very bad.
Wlab that you were dead!
fust about two years of It
Drives a man to wed.
A Mean Trick.
In his nome city they tell s sad story
of a mean trtck on a pawnbroker. He
was enjoying a beauty aleep when a
furious knocking at the street door
brought him to the window with a
Jerk.
What's the matterr be snouted.
"Come down," demanded the knock-
r.
"But"
"Come down."
The man of many nephews hastened
downstairs and peeped around the
door. "Now, sir," the pawnbroker de
manded.
I wan'sh know the time," said the
reveler.
Do you mesn to say you knocked
me up for that? How dare you?"
The midnight visitor looked Injured.
Well, you've got my watch," be said.
Bluebeard. ,
"Bluebeard" originated In France and
was called the "Romance of the Cheva
lier Itnoul," the historic figure being a
certain Giles de I.nnl, lord of Kalz.
He whs marshal of France In 1420 and
though a brave and fearless soldier
waa addicted to vice and violence, and
from this fact was charged with tho
wholesale murder of young women,
whose blood he used for the purpose of
diabolical Incantations. From these
circumstances the web of the story Is
spun.
A Fugitive Bit.
"Lend me a pencil," said the press
humorist.
'Thought of something funny?"
"No, but I've thought of something
that will pass muster as a Joke."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Setting Him Right.
He Tell me, confidentially,
how
much did the bonnet cost you?
' She George, there Is but one way la
which you can obaln the right to av
apect my millinery bills.
He popped.
Between Friends.
Nan Did you notice how dreadfully
that piano needed tuning? Fan Why,
no, dear; I thought It harmonized per
fectly with your voice. Chicago Trib
une. There Is no tyraut like custom and
no freedom where Its edicts are not
resisted. Bovee.
Strange Uses For Churches.
There are cases Innumerable of
churches being used during England's
civil war to accommodate the horses
of ouo or another resilient of the op
posing troops. Deilbnm church still
shows traces of i'urlliiu vandalism In
the mutilated sculpture. The oak door,
at one time elaborately decorated with
small carved figures of saints, now
snows the flgnrea without their heads.
And there Is the famous case of Notre
I'ame at Paris, which during the days
of the Revolution was converted Into
a "temple of reason." with Its god
dess, a hollet dancer, enthroned on a
mound In the midst of the choir. -Strand
Magaslne.
As Bait.
Mrs. A. (over pbone) Can you sent?
me up a cook today, Mr. Dwyer?
Head of Intelligence Office Sorry I
can't accommodate you, Mrs. A., but
we have only one in the office. Mrs.
A.-But why mayn't I have her?
Head of Intelligence Office Oh, we
bave to keep her as a sample!-Har-per's
Weekly.
Trapped.
lie was telling her about the mem
bers of his cricket team. "Now, there's
Brown," said he; "in a few weeks
time he ll be onr best man."
"Oh. Jack." ahe giish.il. -what a nice
way to ask me!"-London Judy.
Hepeleaa.
"lte'e no good at an argument, hi he?
Not at all convincing !"
"Well. 1 should say not Why. that
man couldn't convince a woman that
he waa pretty -"-Cleveland. Leader.
Value of Humor.
Xhe man who becomes a humorist Is
the man who contrives to retain a cer.
tain childlike i,t , freshness of
mind !de by side with a large and
tender tolerance - (Vrnhlll Magnilne.
Tin
tnsn
greatest tr-.,t between man and
la the tv- si givlug cuuusei !
(Special Correspondence.)
Lowell. Jul 15 A msa
people are crossing the mountain.
Low. making for Kastern Oregon and
going to the Kltson Springs.
l .t ek four !..-. a pa-'d Lowell
bound .'or Kastern Or-son horseback,
and two of the boys w. r- phoned for
a,l overtaken by th.-ir pan tits. '"
turned back. They wen, all miuorr,
and were huntlni new pa.-tuteo it.
whi.-h to sow the.r wild '
Tti railroad surveyors
re-
inforcing and inking 1"-'""
.irvevs. They will sink; the rU.it
route' scon, as they are ueitmn c. e
..o the required grale wether
W F. Cllstrap and r. It. Weuer
bee. of Eugene, passfd Uwell or, a
i ,.iu,,o rrin mi the MU-
die Fork, taklns in the s:gh.s ana
wonders of the mountains.
Grant Hvland and Clarence Moilee
are pushing their barns 10 comple
tion at a rapid rtae. as hfj-cu:tlnfc
time is here and they will soon he
needed to store away their ha ana
grain. . .
An electric storm passed over Low
ell on the 13tX and a heavy shower
of rain follow!, which wss a great
help to late potatoes and growing
vegetation of all kinds. Above Hush
Island It Is said two Inches of rain
fell In two hours. There was no dam
age done.
The government phone line rrom
Lowell to Hazel Dell Is being put up.
and It will soon be "Hello, Hazel
Dell." Next will he the toot of the
locomotive.
A.'R. Black, of Eugene, has a force
of men constructing a flrst-c.ass
trail to Waldo Lake.
The farmers are busy making hay,
which Is good.
TO Hl'NTKRS AD CAMPERS
If you are thinking of going Into
the mountains hunting or fishing.
call up Red 1741, or call at 46J Olive
stret. "
Kennedy's Laxatlvt uougn yrup
acts gently upon the bowels and
thereby drives the cold out of the
system. Sold by all druggists.
v;
RUSTIC
MOULDING
StUNGJis
PQSTJ.BOXESi
CASOLfNK ENGINES . .
IRr iCA TION.SPrlAYINC and
I UMP1NG MACHINERY
Fi.lciuiuks-Moic fiasoline Engines
for pumping, spraying, sawing, grind
In;. .Outfit complete.
Full-bunks Scales for weighing.
Fairbiiiiks-Morse Dynamos nud Mo
tors for power ntid Unlit.
riiir!.,uik-M,irse Windmills and
Towers.
l'iilil:uik-Mor...e (irlmlei-K. Feed
CI'opiM'is, Well Pumps.
All Hut Olllllily immmU III l.u.oel
I pries iiLmivs lii slock. Liberal terms
1 ronipt reply in inquiries mid uulck
shipments. Write for catalogue and
prices.
BERGF.R. & BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, Of.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE (Si CO
Portland. Oregon
VXl I.K .s ,
fox rm
THE TOWN
UKII
on j my 4,n n honor
birthday. n(i there
of his
will ho
many sailed
gOWn anA
ments to show evlden.-.. i ,l.
paint.
Whether it be r,,d
fain or soli frm ......
paint
cause what
'"" win
renovated S1,
"I .ts n w ;,,,n
Eii;ene Vim.
your garment
they w ill lo.'k ,
cleaned at ti,c
Works.
Everything possible in
Cieariins and Dyeing
Eugen Dye Works
6th tni y;,u. vft s
(P
mm
;IV7 I
v , y
Lovelace
11UW ui -
season. $35.00 to insure,
Tyler B.
" : j A Grand Percheron draft,
VeiOCe I istercd). Color, dapple
plorTPercheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where U
,..e Uir cold medals, several banners and M,.l
to G. R. PRICE, ManpJ
Kincaid (Sh Rickel, OwJ
Kincaid's Barn, Thirteenth and Charnelton SbJ
Miafical and Surgical
STAFF
w"Kuykendill,M.D.
V. O.ProssCT,M.D.
P. J. Birth;, M. D.
B. F. Scaiefa, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.
Geo. OH, DeBar, M.D.
L. E. McDoueal, M. D.
training in the hospital. 1 he medical and surgical m
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or ink
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never before have we suc
ceeded in offering our cus
tomers such, attractive, such
artistic and' up-to-tomorrow
fashions as we display today.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
if we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
ElectricGas.Water
Willamette Valley Co
HALL SHUMWA Y
Plumbing and Sewer Work.
Also general Jobbing in tin and
sheet iron work. Iron work promptly
attended to. v.
Carry a full im8 ot DinmblBg nxturet
Phone Black 1372. .409 Willamette
A. C. MATHEWS
General Tcamina
Concrete, Gravel, Building
5and and good excavation
earth for sale
Phone Black 2811
or callat 345 w" 4 th
SICK HEADACHE
! at a. 1 rOlitlf..i J
(CARTER'S
Positlrelr cored by
these I.tttl. mi,-'
..v . .us.
TSav .1 ..
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PIUS.
eoa Dytrpopsla. ln-ibststlenaadToonoaj-j
Ran. w . .
s. n perrecr. rem-
wmttrantmaamea.
uiess. Ba4
PJ Patatnthesma
I Pntr v..
- - t eiura
5E, SMALL PRICE.
il'J'MtRi nuj"e vist Bear
The great trotting stallion
rtard and rep-istcrcrl ti s
n-i jnv famnnc fentf . H
lts Nnrtl-ivlict tlrn. Rl
-7
A young Wilkes Stalls
rr.ucn promise. itandai
--it,'
Eugene, Oregon
EUGENE HOSPITAL
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipnJ
Appliances tor A ray work.
Sputum and blood examinatioojl
. Full corps of trained nurses,
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses-
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practice
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., SupJ
Appreciates smoking
cigars. It gives him relam
The Mount Hood Ciprl
favorite among all thinking;
It is positively the best
Cigar on the market
SOITHEKN PACIFlu '
K. It. TIMS (I
Toward Portland PbsmiJ
. No. 16 2:43 a. m., Oreji:
press.
No. 18 6:00 a. m., Cottage
Passenger.
No. 12 11:55 a. m., H
Passenger.
No. 14 6:42 p. m Portlu:
press.
Toward San Francisco I'assru
No. 11 2:18 p.m., Roseburs
senger.
No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottage
Passenger.
No. 15 12:32 a.m., CalKomi
press.
No. 136:44 a. m., San W
co express.
Wendllng Ilranch.
No. 84 8:30 a ni., leaves lA
for Springfield.
No. 82 11:10 a.m., arrlte
gene from Stir nef e d.
No. 87 1:00 p. m., leaveiEtfl
tor wendllng.
No. 88 5:40 p. m., arrive fc!
irom wendllng.
WM. MUBRAI.
Gen. Pass. W
Portliat
john m. scon,
Asst. 0. t.
A. J. GILLETTE,
Local Agent.
Groceries
You will always fad
the best brands ol
Croccrics
Fresh Green Vegetable
Flour and Feed
No delays, we h-e our own W
Irish (2b Pierce
Phone Main 53
Scotrs Snntat-Pensin DaPSL
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