Eugene daily guard., July 25, 1908, Image 6

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MINISTER FAVORS
MODIFIED FORM
OF PROHIBITION
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l llOlllliiT WIIISKKV MAHIOX
coivrv hoi- ii;ai.kii rno-
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Balem, Or., July 24.- Villi? hea-
The Lighter Side
so
soles;
"The mtf- I'"k (if D.-vdiishirc,'
i Kald it dlilnni,it at a Va.,niin,"nn dln
ner. kept a Mini and took a calm 0
Juciil i:ner -' in ra;
; - There wa a .crtaiti .si.nrtlnK pa
per that k-j,: a iar-e natf-of prn.h
' . to and al.i;.i propi.ci-d the ctit
! come of Important races. The duke,
for some reason, put great reliance
. In these prophets and their prophe
i cles. He always read the papr. and
; he continually recommended It to his
i frlenda.
O. do
calf; so
so are men in
water;
"But once at Goodwood, at tne i
day's end, a man came up to the duke j
and said: !
"'What cf your paper, now? Did!
vou see It thla moruinK. Six prophets.
prophesied that six different horses i Tea(;her Tommie, do you ever use
would win, and here only seven ran, ;a comt) an(j brush?
Some boots have red tops; so have
A boot to eet on needs a pull,
will a man. CJ
Some boots lose their
some men.
Home boots are imitation
are Borne mu.
Hoots are launtd
their youth.
Knine boots can t stand
neither can smile ne n. ,,,,
When a boot i.s well soaked it Is a
hard case; so is a man.
A boot when old, gets wrinkled,
and hard: so dors a man.
A boot to be of much account
must have a mate; so must a man.
A boot when we.l heeled always
feels comfortable; 30 does a man.
The less understanan-n !"
i.r.t tho biier it feels; 80 It is
with a man. Scrap Book.
and the' winner was the seventh,
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MOST GROCERS SELL
Olympic
Flour
clulmial any Intentlpn to take sides I whl,.n no pr,,,,het selected. What do
for or aaalnm distilled liquors, ai you have to say, now?'
compared to fmmeiind, at the meet-, .. .A j nave l0 8.IVj- tne juke an
intt to (IIkcius whiskey vs. beer, called ; gwertd caniv, 'B there's room for
by Conrad Krebs tonlsht, Hev. Hrr, anotner proui(.t on that paper.' "
G. I.ee, rector of St. Paul's Kpiscopal
church, admitted that l n favor otce how
nf tfnpTiiHH, and that teniirancp, : f ."
his opinion, cobslsts uf restrtc.o.n j " Jasper w waloh
""r? ;.. (I... fronts for l " He he 1, eating
i J f,.n Jn t bottom, tbe ellm- 1,111 ''"n 1 hav! .l" waUh. hlm
liiadon of the dive and the back
1 nuinimu. Yon can hear him eat.'
every sack guaranteed
SUit ol Kltctrd Fjttrrn OK("n bird .wbtat. II pro
Jucu mure loavci uf bfeid Hun ny othtr Hour ind the
loivc re llfhur and whiter. licciuit ol the Increucd
room. HepaTatt! places for the sale or,
malt lJ(Uors, and the full and f ree
compliance with the lu'ws by the sn-!
loon-keepers. it(-v. Mr. l.ee express-1
eel the opinion that tiie time has not
cime and may never come when abo-
.l.illc prohlliHL'I) .can l" enforced. He1
said llial ne iuoiikiu me men ueiiiuo
4 the present movement are, on nen-
Tn,mi Yen ma'am: I use the
brush to keep the comb stuck In.
ASTIGMATISM.
Tlio Care of The Ky By Uf
Lucile Hard.
Franc
Object looked at.
Kay of light.
Crystallne Lens.
Picture of object on retina.
i 1....J 1. a i, .... htahr than In t. '.ernl m l nci p Ins. on the r 1 1? h t track.
q. 7 .J -nQ tru i-r 5l Conrad Krebs made a witty little
other Hour., ASK YOUK GKOCEK 1-UK 1 1
THL PORTLAND FLOUR.1NC MILLS
, , J I
The Wroni! OiM1. . I
I.ady I'm looking for a governess
for my Ihildrcn.- - '
Manaijer of Intelligence Office
Didn't we supply you with one last
week? ;
"Yes.1' ' "
"Weir madam, according to her re
port, yon don't need a governess.
You nee'd a lion-tainer." Life.
talk which captured the audience of ..,,....,,,,, Wvsn
2 r.y-aOOn?,H...l. said that "aU i .. 88; .
mn,b p 1 m dF so tha wei "Will ,o .e.k a kind word to
will have a chance to vote separately "!,,117 ,wa,B ,'"'1' Lm
J. O. 1 HOMAS J. DAVIDSON
Eugene Electrical Construction Co.
Tbmnai It. Davidton
Expcrti in Modern Wiring and Repairing
All Work Guaranteed to Pass Fire Underwriters Inspection
Estimates and Specifications Furnished
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING
Phont Miln 5 74 Wl Eifrhth St., Kuiffiit, Oregon. ' "'
on fermented and distilled liquors.
We believe, that If 1he people have a
chance to vote whiskey' out of busi
ness and retain beur, every county In
hasn't
day."
had
A Lottery for Dolly.
.h., -ft.. i..t in etl heer and margie was inausmous.y sewuig
...,...,.... ,n " 'or her doll, when she suddenly
Newport
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ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE-lU st of food and
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necessities, such us telegraph, ttflephone, .niiulets freshly pro
vided every day. Fuel in Htnindance. Cottnces partly fur
nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply, Strict municipal
sanitary regulations. t
NEWPORT is reached by way of the .Southern Pacific to
Albany or Qirvallis, thence, Corvallis & F.astern U. R. Train
service daily and llie liip u pleasure throughout.
RATE FROM EUGENE:
Season six-months ticket $5.50
Saturday to Monday ticket : $3.00
t
Our clthorait ntw Summer Dick gives t conclJileicription
of Newport, including i Hit ot hotels, their Cptctty ind
rite. Call on, telephone or wii(
A. J. CILLETTE,
I ocal A dent, Eugene.
WM. McMVJRR.AY,
ll. t. A., roitlind, Die.
not one to Boll whiskey
The sneaker referred to conditions
In (ierninny, where, he said, every
body drinks and nobody nets drunk,
and advocated KlvInK American ba
lden more heer and leas milk.
Colonel Hofer referred to the rela
tion of the sulci of beer to the future
of the hop Industry and urged that
heer be retained.
Repeated calls for prominent pro
hibttlonlHta In tho audience remain-,
ed unanswered.
FOURTH REGIMENT GETS
GOVERNOR'S TROPHY
Rovernor s
stopped work and turned to her
mothe.'.
"Oh mamma, what do you think?"
she exclaimed.
"What la the trouble, dearie?"
asked the mother.
"I started to make my doll a bon
net," explained Margie, "and I do .be
lieve It's going to come out an ap
ron!" "Is It all right, boss, to take a
chicken In your hands when eatln'
It?" aked Sam.
"Well, Sam," replied the boss, with
a suspiclus look, "if It's your chick
en." "Mother, may I go out to fly?"
"Yes. my darling daughter.
Dqn't go more than two miles high
And do go over the water."
Lle.
Mltlit AhciiuY
A sailor the other day In descrlb-
Lovelace 23 SS JeSJM
many famous tmnL
now on tne race irai-n. u muiwtsi, 25f
season, jw.uu to ui&uic.
Tyler B.
A young WilU
""7" r"""oc.
registered. 20 00 toJ
VdOCe istered) Colo r.Q
ninn Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair.uLl
two cups, four gold medals, several banners and i
bons. G. R. PRICE, ,
Kincaid Rickel,
r i
Eugene, vregon
Kincaid's Barn, Thirteenth and Charnelto
Salem, .Inly 24. The
trophy match, the moHt coveted prize
In the state militia rifle shoot, was
captured thla afternoon by the team
f.n,,i ixiuiul nf nlLrht tilrkpri men nt the
Kourth Kcglmeut Infantry 'by a total ; '"K the efforts of a youth to became
of 53 points over all ranges. The ag- nautical, said that Just t the close
gregnte of tho Kourth team was 856,1"' " "ara nignt tne lad was ent aloft
and that of the Third Henlment team
I sua. The teams were composed as
follows:
Kourth Heglment Sergeant Polls,
I Major Hamlin, Lieutenant Stewart,
Corporal l'enlt!WA Private Shields,
I Captain lloui k, Corporal Ferguson,
Private Flatter.
! Third Heglment Sergeant How
ard, Corporal Homalne, Sergeant
Schwari, Corporal Hlder. Sergeant
While, Corporhl Abrams, Captain
Scott, Sergeant Koynl.
ni;.i, itosK hatpins
Profi'SHor J. 0. Delanolhe. a noted
French electro-chemist, after fifteen
years of arduous experimenting nnd
i at great expense, has had his efforts
I rewarded In the discovery of a pro
cfss whereby roses and all other veg
etable and non-mettillic substances,
i can lie chanKcd Into metal, retaining
'all their natural beauty and shnpe as
! In life. You ran buy the genuine real
; rose hatpins ot J. S. l.uckey. tf
llll.l.MIHF. nitoTllKltS
For all kinds of drnylng and ex
press House phono Hed 2742; of
fice, lllack GUI.
JOB PRINTING 0F1ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
WOOD S.M(i
Casollne power, by V. W. Moore,
phono Iteil 32S2. Orders large or
imnll will be apireclated.
to try If he could see a light
As he was no great favorite with
the lieutenant, he was not hailed for
some time; In fact, dawn was begin
ning to break when "Aloft there!" at
length was heard from the lieuten
ant. "Aye, aye, sir."
"Do you see a light?"
"Yes, sir."
"What light?"
"Daylight, sir."
Singleton I am eellng miserable
doctor. 1 can't get my mind on my
business, my nppetlte Is gone and 1
can't sleep. What would you advise
me to do?
Dr. Wise Marry the girl. Two
vlollars please.
Oh. Slush.
There Is more In a man's boots
than he Is apt to think apart from
himself. Taking them on the whole,
from the similarity of character
which his boots bear to himself, It
would ultnnst appear thnt there was
really some affinity between them.
Here are a row Instances In support
of the theory.
Hoots g.i im feet; so do men.
Hoots have soles; so have men.
Hunts sometimes get tight; so do
men.
Poor hoots are run over; so are
men.
A boot will Bhlne If polished
will a man. .
so
Astigmatism Is a condition which
Is greatly misunderstood by most
neonle. It is thought to be many
things, from something growing over
the eyes to the eyes turning In or
out. Hut .these are all far from
correct.
Instead of astigmatism being a dis
ease of the eye It is an error of He
fraction, that. Is, the rays of light
coming from an object looked at do
not. focus evenly upon the retina, and
so cause the object to appear more or
less distorted.
In astigmatism the seat of the
trouble lies either In the comae or
the crvslallne lens. Both of these
have a high degree of curvature and
In order that the rays of light may
pass through them equally In all me
ridians, must be curved aime an ov
er. But this is not so in many eyes.
Hither the cornae or the lens curving
more In one direction than In the
other. TJiiB causes the most violent
symptoms, such as severe headaches,
nausea, dizziness and all the symp;
tombs caused by eye-strain. Many a
poor stomach has been dosed with
drugs ,fcr Indigestion, etc, when It
was not to blame at all, and a pair
of correctly fitted glasses would have
relieved all the symptoms. Of
course we not saying that all de
ranged stomachs Come form eye
troubles but a large percentage ,of
them do, than is generally known.
Astigmatism requires the most
careful attention of the Eye Special
ist, because unless the glasses are
Just right the troubles will be aggra
vate'! instead of 'relieved as should
bo the case.
Glasses should always set straight
on the face, but especially so In as
tigmatism. The astigmatic lens is
not alike In .all directions, but Is es
pecially ground to fit the curvature
of each individual eye. And so if
tilted they will be thrown out of ad
iustnio'it, the rays of light will not
enter the eye correctly and the glass
might Just as well not be worn for
the amount of good they will do.
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AUTO-LSVEH
We h;
ave
a fine 7 -passenger 30 H
White Steamer .
to hire by day or hour
Expert driver furnished
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mi
nfSSOIA'TION OF paptxkiwhip
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween C. II. Wllloughby and W. R.
Hllyeu Is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent, V. R. Bilyeu retiring.
All bills owed by the firm will be
paid by C. H. Wllloughby, and all
outstanding account will be collected
by C. II. Wllloughby.
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