Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 20, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MOVDAT. JVLT 20. IBO LOW RATES EAST Will be nia.lc this fc-jsmi by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC (I .if ics in On-U'i.i) From Eugene, Ore, as fol lows: T BJh Tiyi Oik Wsy through vii Portland Cililofnll Chirac) 7fi.2S 87.5o St. Unis 71.25 2.5o St. Paul f175 81.75 Omaha 65.75 75.o0 Kansas City 6.5.75 76.oo Tickets will.be on sjle May 4, 18 June 5, 6, ), 2o July 6, 7, 22, 2.5 August 6, 7, 21, 32 Good lor rriurn In 90 djyf with lop over privileges p esiure wllhin limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further OiIormAtion call on A.J. GIU.KTK Local Audit or wrltr to Win, MuMuiiay, (uncial Pas srniier !i!tlit, I'oillaiVI, Oie. Outfit for Your Vacation at Hanson's Everythirg a man needs in 'he way of cloth ing:, whether he stays at home during the hot sea son or goes to the moun tains will be found in our stock. We would like to show you our line of summer clot' ting; no trouble to show goods. Our line is reasonably priced, and in style and quality is unsur p sscd. Eugene agents for Michael's, Stern & Co.'s line of clothing - famous the world over. IN ON B OR MANY COLORS LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WBST FOR THU PRODUCTION OP HIQH GRADE WORK mi it n it until iiiii T iTi.ITi1.ri liil A New Set of Chairs Why do yon hava 01. n BIIAHHY C'liAlltS In your homo, when you run make them 0001) AS NKW for only COo ? A ran of Chlnamel MI wort nndvra lu your homo. He that '.he Chlnnman It oo very can. Bee our went show window. AHK TO KKK Ut NKW WALL PA Pi: II 16-18 Vci Seventh Hi. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint C). GEO.K.MUNROE Hi HOUSrilRNISHKR STOVES--R ANCES FURNITURE 67 WeutijihihiU Wa have everything for the kit tan. AS on of pots and paus In metal and graulteware. All I hi. little contrivances thai make rooking a pastime laslrnit of a drudge you will find here. Telephone ltd bb'.i EUGENE .OREGON Plumbing Furnish your new homt properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wvrk. Call and let us estimate or your work Aya & Heitznun 34 Wetl flthSt f.lhl Htfit I ndiTWcar and nil klncU of ftiriilHhliiKH for (lit Niiiiinirr im'iimoii. If you uuuld dri'itfl wrll nnd comfortably, wine In and let iin mIiovv you ulutt w luivn. You don't huve to buy unlefti you flud wliflt miIIh you. ED. HANSON LIVE TOPICS OF INTEREST TO ENTIRE STATE Ol 1 I NICK IJTTI.K MEAL AT TIIK TIIKATltK CAKK la alnuya appreciated, where you got everything mi iiih-IIiIiik mill tooth- oim, these. June morning", whi n your ititlle la fickle. When you mint to trout your friends, your wife or your sweetheart to n meal that la rooked to the Queen's luatp, bring them to llu Theatre Cafe. I .'MJ J Pi KITCHEN &. KOMPP Successor to ARMITACE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene, Or. BETTING & HENDERSON HS1NS. All klmti of tirti k, riotio nn, rrwent work uuniiily nnd n.nilv ,,, n "ork Kuaiani.Md K.n,l.n.p : WIllauicllM riir.-, it, vt . l l Julius Goldsmith (8H'ilal Corripnndence.) j Portland, Or.. July 20. The JCortelyou Club, of Brooklyn X. y, ai r"irei-ntMi tn fortland Sunday hy a dulifatton of ono bun Idrcd and twenty-five of Its mraiwri The Chi-rry rulr at Balem laxt wei-k wuh a Krf-at anccena and many with nri'siiiit rroin Portland and oth cr jiolntM. I A lontraci for 175,000 for the con struction of the foundallon of the main IjuIIiIIiik. fur Hwift & Company, to lie finished within ninety duya, was , let last r rlduy. I The Axtoroa renutta, with thirty 'splendid ao,mitlc events. Is srhediiied for AiiKiist 27th, 2Sth and 29th, and j the fHlironds have made a rate of a fan; and a third for the round trip from nil points In the state. The WiihIiIiijojh Suite Press Asso iluiliin enjoyed one of thulr hest an nual i-onventluiiri at Vanrouver dur ing thr-f days of last week. A trip up the ('oloinljia Klver, a trolley ride to Portland and a banquet at Van couver, were amoiiK the features of enter. ainnn tit. JihIko .(!eore T. Baldwin, Vice President of Die Oregon Development l.caKiie, and Mr. W. O. Smith, editor of the Klamath Kails Evening Her ald, wire In Portland Saturday as a special committee from the Klamath Kails Chamber of Commerce to In vite the Y. M. C. A. excursion party which Roes to Crater Lake August 7th, to arranee their Itinerary so as to Include a visit io Klamath Falls. The colonist rates from all points In the Has! to all plnts In Oregon commence September 1st and contin ue until October 31st, livery com mercial organization and every citi zen of Oregon should begin to make these rates the subject of every let ter that goes out of tho state. The fare Is til) from Missouri Klver points. St. Paul, Duluth and Winni peg. $33 fro St. Louis and 138 from ('hlcuxo, with proportionate rntes from every point In the United States. Xo meeting was ever called III Oregon which has at traded the universal enthu siasm which has been created by t tie Oregon Uood itoads Conference which Is to be held In the Convention Hall, lith floor of the Portland Com niercliil Club on Tuesday, August lllh. An effort will bo made to call the meeting to order promptly at 9:30 a. m., so that there may be a morning, an afternoon nnd an eve ning session. Tho railroads have made a rnto of a fare and a third for the round trip for this occasion. Delega Hon representing every grange, the commercial bodies, and the different counties to be appointed by tho coun ty Judges, uru already report In a that they will be present. Kvory editor In. tne state Is it delegate ut large, as Is the tniiyor of every city and every county commissioner. A progrnm Is being prepared, but every effort will be Hindu to get rid of long winded speeches and to giy down to actual work tnul will produce results. SITUATION OF GRIDIRON GAME IN NORTHWEST SURVEY FOR SYSTEM IS WEIL BE6UN The survey for the Intake of the r.ugono gravity water system from Itltchev creek to Ihlu rliv completed by tho engineers In charge, .m-niuiur ami Aicuiatn. While In re gard to distance the survey Is not half done, good nrovrena h.. nindu when It Is considered that the ursi pan is tnr the most difficult In making the plans, as it will be in ac tual construction. C. A. Mc.Clnln ciiiiia au-n duy from tho MoKenile. Ho Is But tering from an abscess on his face. H. II. WKAV WILL I'l l IX A I' TO OAltAtiK. H. It. Wrav. who u lnl a.,n the llulck automobile, will put in garuge In thin cliv it,, au ........ ... . suitable location cau be secured. Hi ts prepared to do auto livery business tor the traveling public or for pleas ure trips. Call up to Engeno Trans fer Co.. Phone fted 1101. THUOl tilt STACK TO KITSOX Nl'IUXtJS. Arrangements hnv 1u,..k- made so that persons wanting to go to Kitson Siirlnss ran tuk ih. t,,aii 'ne ai r.ugene, lioshen or Spring- "'iu auu ronnei-f w-irn lUm ..... .. Lowell for the springs bv way of llaiet Dell, on Tuin.i.v. t,....i and baturdnys. Sent 6 LAItlKM' ATM (ilVKX AWAY rnlllniiinliid VI.... ' .'i,,iivin , , tflv-rt (l,-lr..,H ui.h .... ... ... ... ...H,,n -ihi rnrn UT and Ice rrvattt purchased fertloncry store and on day night at 9 oYhx-k a " nai containing rnndv en the party holding the ber. The fight for the intercollegiate championship will be watched with Intereit this year, for all the Xurth- west conference teams are out to win and ire making preparations '1 tiiat end. Tn conference teams will be better coached and trained than evtr before, and each will put up a high er class of football than has ever been seen in the Northwest. The presence f sucb men as Xorcross, the e-M.ch-igan captain, who coached O A. C. last yeur, and who has been enKaged for another Mason; Korbes, Ih3 great Yale end, who coached We3t Point lati fail, and who has been sigu.-d by the Oregon management; Ilein child, Michigan's renowned halfback, who will direct Cullman's gridiron cpuipaign, and Mlddlclon, th little cent h who made Idaho fumoes Mnt yeur, means that the Northwcw: will cee some football of the reil soit before the curtain drops on the sea son of 1908. Krienda and followers of the Ore gon team believe that in Bob Korbes they have found a Moses to le:d their football team out of the wilderness. himself while at Xew Haven and as head coach at West Point he demon strated his ability. He Is the first Yale man to coach a Pacific Xorth west team, and Is one of the few all America men to come to these parts. Korbes will have a worthy assistant In the person of Arnsplger, Oregon's veteran tackle, who has been dis qualified by the four-year rule, and in Bill Hayward he will have one of the best trainers In the West. It seems quite certain that Owsley and Rockwell, rormer Xew Have! stars, who are now located on the Pa dflc coast, will he on hand for a week or two to assist Korbes and that oth er Yule men, besides a number of well-known Oregon graduates, wll Jo what they can to build up a foot bull machine that Xorcross and hit followers cannot smash. The Yal system will be on trial, and Yale men wish it to stand the test and main luln Its prestige. Oregon will begin the season will even of her veteran players Moul, en, captain and left guard; Scott, centre; Mclutyre, right guard; Pink ham, left tackle; Colemau, rlgU end; Taylor, right half; Clarke, fullback There will also be a good supply o! old second team men and substitutes as well as a fine bunch of freshmen tne team will feel the loss ot Kuykendall at quarter. Moores at and, Zacharlas, the big halfback, and Arnsplger. the reliable tackle. Kuy kendall's place will be especially hard 'o fill, as he was a source of great urongtn to Ills team last season. Oregonlan. WILL MOVE AUG. I TO NEW DEPOT SURE The locnl Southern Pacific officials eipeci to enter tne new depot build ing August l anil tn B-lva ia frame building which has been the uuiue mi passenger tratflc, and will he turned Into iha fi-nit., .n. - - ,r,..v CINJIUIILIUl. Expectation was helH ,i,,ri n. spring that the fine brick would be oy juiy i, DUt owing to de lay In the completion of the furnish ings, the real removal was delayed a month. , ' AS the bultlllnff HOW atnnri ),-,... er, It Is uractleullv nimi.ii'a tv. structure is undoubtedly the best south of Portland, If not in any part of the state outside of the metropo- Otto wll cream aoda at his con each Satur- Merry Wld will be glv lucky num J25 H. H. McVAY Succ tu M S. H.bbW Iransfcr Company. Hill tin irrm't-ati imhsI.. ...... Tl1 ,W'"'M mU, trunk MN,i H Hi um in in. imr mil twit .mitt. II ml rjr.fil i lltitinmn ro.tit and tfcrvfnl" It 3 our nutito. 1'hnn. i.t. or ..ruVr. at S.'ll.r Ntore Slat Taken I p. A rrel tnare. weight Ibout looo and aged about IS or 15 years. w. taken up and ItniKiuud.-d on Friday Julv i;. Owner can have same h cal lag on Chief of Police Farrlngtoi and. paying (or this notice. SIIOK SHOP IX tIU tl K P Shlnn has oi.-ne,l up a first cla shoe shop In Cobnrg. All work auaranteed Hrtii In your Job work dwtf t.li'rT'w w"" T,,I1.'-- fre ttlal J W. hav Fur ,A .. j on .( , ,w ,nvthn shout ., r, , , COAST 1-X)lt (;KA(iK HOLII A MKKTIN'd. Coast Fork nrinirn met In .....in- nw .... v ,u iK.uini session on Saturday, July I, at ten a. .... ...-i iiirougu tne regular routine of work, and in tho afternoon initia ted four new members, ami ih., in-,-- ary part was taken up with consider able enthusiasm. The division of tin county was discussed at some length but no conclusion was arrived at, the ....i.iiieui generally was against the division. Our next meeting will bt held In the fimt sa i.v i.. a wnen the tour new members will re ceive the third and fourth degrees. mier wuicn a lunch will be served Western Oregon. XKWPOKT TKHSOXAl-S. J. II. Hopkins and wife, came In from Kugene last evening. L. II. Hale of Kugene, was among the new arrivala last evening. J. n. Wllloughby of Kugene, was one of the Kugeno party who arrived ,ast evening, to remain a mouth Albany Herald. IT CAN'T UK I1KAT. The hest of all teachers is exper ience. i m Harden of Silver Citv Xorth Carolina, saya: "I find Electric Milters does all that's claimed for it bor Stomach. Liver and Kidnev trouble. It can't be beat. I have tried it and find It a most excellent niedi Inc." Mr Harden Is right; It s the best of all medicine also tor weak ness, lame hack, and all run down ondltlons. Best, too. for chills Bnd nalarla Suld under guarantee at . A. Kin kendall's drug stare. K. P. MOKflAVS Hit.MTl ItK KAITORY rurnltur manufactured for holeal i'reta-l trade. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Factory at east end if Fltth street. Repairing solicited I'hona Black 6SI. Residence phone Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Ovei-Work. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. It used to be considered that only urinary and blauuer troubles were to be " ........ ,n the kldnets. but now modern science proves tnat nfarlc ail diseases liave'tlieir bex'nning in the disoroer ol these most, important or'.nis. -J he kidneys filter and purify the blood , Therelore. when your kidnrvsare weak j r out of order, vou cm unuersiai.u , quickly your enure bo.lv ...at ected a id how every organ seems to tail to do its dUl7vou are sick or " feel badly." bepin takirii! the great kidney remedy, Dz. , KilmeV'sSwamp-Root. because as sc.n , ts vour Kianeys - - . . ill the other orKans to health. A trial ( will convince anyone- If vou are sick you can make no mis take' bv first doctoring your kidneys. The nnid and the extraordinary elTect o Or. Kilmer s Svamp-Root, the great kidney remedv, is i realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, anoxia on its merits or an druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may i..... . .., I. Ittlr by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you uow to una oui u "u 0,. fc.,.... bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iiing luiuton, X. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Biuglumtou, X. Y., on every bottla. Home of Swamp-Root- KPllt'cf E COPVIOKT. UXCLE SAM PAIXTKI) TIIK TOWX RED on July 4th In honor of his birthday, and thero will be ninny soiled gowns and gar ments to show evidence of the paint. Whether it bo red paint, stain or soil from any cause whatever you will have your garments renovated so they will look good as new when cleaned at the Kiigune Dye Works. Everything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willi n;tte Sts. Phone Red 2861 Lovelace The great trotting star.J dard and reeisten.4 -ifl many famous mtt,'.. 1 ., i, f tt, M..t, 7 arj nOW Oil Ult lav-w i.mv.. - .....vol season.- $35.00 to insure. . Tyler B. A yountr Wils- V r""'ul" Stan-: n uch registered. 20 00 to i Veloce A Grand Pcrcheron L istered), Color, da weight, 2300 counrl.. If I ; , i . in pion jyercheron at tne lasi Oregon otate fair, wherj two cues, four trold medals, several banners bons. G". R. PRICE, JO Kincaid Rickel,Hw Eugene, Oregon Kincaid's Barn, Thirteenth and CharneUon EUGENE HOSP1TA Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykendall, M. D. W. O. Prosser, M. D. P. J. Bartle, M. D. B. F. Scaiefe, M. D. D. A Paine, M. D. Geo. O'B.DeBar.M D. L. E. McUougaK M. 0. For the care and treatni J Medical and Surgical qJ Modern operating: room and M J ' 1I!.-.1..V.. Tl . ....an luiA ray wort Sputum and blood examiaafiu run corps ot trained nutw Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses.. Reeular course of lectures bv the f'rnltv ,nA ... -o - - i j M1wyid, training in the hospital. The medical and surgical ot tne hospital constitutes tne taculty. for ratcsnr mation address w. is.u YJXe,JNLALL, M.D, Dl He stai N is erecting a plant at PORTLAND, OREGON for the manufacture of their world famous PORTABLE WELL -DRILLING MACHINES for water, oil, gas, etc., etc A moderate amount of money will stnrt yon In a profitable business. STAR PORTABLE DRILLING MACHINES have been proved by Competitive Tests to be The Best In The World. For full particulars regard- ' Ing well drilling machines, tools. SUDDlieS. etc.. wrilo ! THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. kv Priori mn AKRON, OHIO, Tailor Made Clothing j Never before have we sue- j ceeded in offering our cus- j ' tonieis such attractive, such i artistic and up-to-toinorrow: fashions as we display todaj'. j Isn't it a satisfaction, to know ' if we make your clothes Appreciates smote you are sure ot a lit. cigars. It giveshimid G. F. McLEOD 44 East 9th St. ucccf sor to D. S. McDOUGAL The Mount Hoodq favorite amonjr all trod It is pos tively the Cigar on the market CASOLiNE ENGINES HflATiriM cnnv,. GOOD THINGS . - TO REMEMBER Remember that the Mer eliaiita' Itunk of Kugene is ' d'i'K.sltory of Kisitive safely for liimls nud that In addition to Its stivnirtli it is n most dnslr- ' able Institution wllli which to tl'iinsuet your hnnkllis IiiihIiicsh, because of Its eiiuililo innioie. incut and prompt, nliliirhig st'r-vice.. Capital - $65,000.00 i You will always ' the best brands Croccries Fresh Green Vegetjl Flour and Few No delays, we hve our mt Irish (S Pies Phone Main 53 Ecotrs sanial-Pepsn post m ITa tnflamlp4 KiJneft- M .1) I' Mil ol'itcir htr4 mm i. wr-T Sold by W. U DE Lw A IRRIGATION. SPRAYING and ' Tr pumping machinery EIectnc,Gas,Water . Klrhmili.MorM. (i.isoli,,.. i- ... fo 'I. . "I. """'" 1 mliies n.t,,c,m,;i;.saw'n,' r""1- ...... i,i nnmos anil M, tor, for iH.ner and ll. . "v "'"..iK...Morse Windmill, FnlrlMiiL.M. . . niop,M.rs, Well -u,,. All firt ii:ility g,HKN orices nniMvu i ,,.... . .. i. lltM-ril l.r,,,. . noil,,, ,v.,y ( ...,,, , '. .iiiimMiit. -...... " 'I"" nrlce. "r M"""l!ue an.' I and I'l'e.l "f lowest BERCF.R.&BEANHDW CO FAIRBANKS, MORSE ca, CO .rortland.Orenon U. IIAKillT. Photos, stamna and . noat cxrit tleneral view work. Slsth street, be tween Willamette and Olive. tt no. Ajsim mm inajnaisS aim W illamstte Valley Co White's Short Order House Meals at all Hours 20c Up W.L.WHITE, Prop, W. 8th St HALL , SHUMWA Y 1M i " and Seu-or Work ."de7,;.ork-Ironwork prom Carrv f,.n . . . P.. R. rf Toward rorllaud-rH No. 16 2:43 a. m., No". 18 6:00 a. m., CoW Passenger. No. 12 11:55 a. . Passenger. , No. 146:42 p. m, F( Dress. Toward' Sim Kr"nr'rr,J No. 112:18 p.m.. senirpp. No. 179:35 p.m., Passenger. No. IB 12:32 a.m., C'-' press. No. 135:41 a. m., co Express, Wemllins ItrnA No. 84 8:30 a. m.. fqr Springrield. , No. 82 11:1P a. B, 1 gene from Springfield. No. 871:00 p. m , 1" for Wendllng. No. 8 S 5:40 P. I"- ' from Wendllng. . . OWM. o JOHN' MJ- )m )jjoj j. nop iJlunq trnj i , ne or plumbing nxturea A. .1. GILLKTTK. Local Aiont.