Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 27, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTBS HVGBWB DAH.T GVABD, MOKPAT. JVLY BT. 10S llliil COPiOMT. AJsVC.CT B What Hlwll We lluv Kir Ilea Trv JKLL-O. th dainty, appe In f-nnoiiilml di.-KJ.erl. (''ill be prf parp.J It.atant ly simply arid boll ai a:er and serve when cool. Flavor-.1 Just rUht; perfect In every way. A loe pai-kage waken enough desert lor a ia:;:c family. All (wits II. I i.n'l S'lept miiIh' It ut "J KILO -hi. jil llll all pur.; food lj; 7 flavors:-- Lemon, fiiange. luip-li.-ri ? . Strawberry, (.'lior olate, Cln-rry, Fear! . -"' FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT : 'I'I'.'Lj.S l .VI l.l'. SAM I' US I I II in-; tomx r.ri on July 4th In honor r Ms birthday, and lliero will lie many i-iil'-d kohuh und car- menta lo show cvMenri. of 111" paint. Whether ii lm red paint, stain or soil from any cause, whatever you will have your garments renovated ho they will look food as to w when rleaned at the K-iio-ihi Dye. Work. ' E very thin jr possible in Cleaning and Dyeing ; Eugene Dye Works 6th and WilUmrtte Sis. Phone Red 226 J A NICK I. ITT1, 10 M I :. I, AT THIS TIIICATIIIC CAI'K l ulivi-yn npi'iei ulii-rc you icel vei-ytlilng mi npietllug anil IihiiIi. tome then June innming, when Jour iie(lle In fltlile. When you want In treat your friends, your wife or your wci'l.lienrl lo n mini lluit la H)lii'U In the Vueen'a tiinle, bring Ihcni lo the Tlientrc Cufe. A New "Set Chairs of Why do you have OLD BIIAllDY CIIA1U8 In youi homo, when you ran make them OOOI AS NKW for only OOo f A ran of Chlnatuul will wort wonders In your homo, 8i thul llio Chliiauiun la on fury can. Bob our weat show window. AUK TO SICK (t It NKW WALL I'AI'KIt 16-18 Waal Bovenlh Bt. OVERTON Wall Paper an i Paint Co. Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight tlw gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning Vvvrk. Call and let us estimate on your work a & Heitznun Ay 14 Writ Bin St, Chont 1 lack I 117 E. C. Gulliford Feed ord Livery, Bearding' Stables New l"l.r IIikiiii NVw llulilM-r Tire Turnouts. Kail trrra Mian Line, 10U tVnl Mill Klre.-. liitme Main Vt Outfit for Your Vacation al Hanson's Everythirg a man needs in the way of clothing-, whether hcstays at home during the hot sea ton or goes to the moun tains will be found in our stock. We would like to show you our line of summer -t-.l . LI- i- SUUl illlgt IIU IIUUUIC IU show foods. Our line is t reasonably priced, and in style and quality is unsur passed. Eugene agents for Michael's, Stern & Co.'s line of clothing famous the world over. l.!,;ht weight Fiidcrivenr and nil lilutla of furnishings for I he aiiuiiiier season. If you would ilreNa well nml roinfortiihly, rome hi mid let ua ahow you utuit we luive. i Von don't have lo buy. unless you find what aulla you, , ED. HANSON wiii:i:i: moxkv camk l i:o.M AM) WIII KK IT WENT MVLTV-OM-: DOI.LAItH I.KIT IX (liMMITTIKS I1ANIIH AFTER CF.LKHUA A LI 0..l,KNFS l(l AUK i'AIII OK KITCHEN & KOMPP SuccMaort lo ARMITACE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. H. H. McVAY Succeuur to M. S. Hsbbl Transfer Company will lo a Kencrai Iranafer bulni'l wmal, hoiiaeludil icinala, truiika miiiJ all llilnipi In lila line will nwlir iriuiiit ami ran-ful attinllon. "lluHlnew lrail and larvful" la our ntoKo. , riiono Krtl 1 121 or leave onlera at Xadtau I'lgar Htore Madame Dean's Pills. ritCNCH riMALC A H.r, ( KHTAIN Hk- imr roil Hi i-rniowm MtttTMl ATloX. Hill 1K0V1 1 tkH. Kff Murvl Hapdvl rktlafkH'Uon lHltr pnut 1ir 1 iV ,-rr Ikh W ill 6Mn.l them n IiIhI. t tw ftr when tvllrvrtl K-ini'toa Kri-i-, litiial tin gvtttnt Hi rmiiitf, t lu ultltut. II our tlnuKi.l A, urn ttv ilioui aiJ your tmli m ivi ltn taaltO DtOlCU CO., lu 71 Inculr. ft. SuM in Eugene by W. I. Delano c IGA Julius Goldsmith CHICHESTER S PILLS n J f,k' ? t v bliV nutMi riliait. fi I..! ..., Jk ., K .t SlltDK nRHiOIStSIWmUHltt i The Fourth of July committee eompleted I he work of complllna; Its report on Hih eeleUrntlon fund Sat- I urdny cvtilntj. Folluning la the re- j port In full: i Amount 'olli-'led I Ax Illlly Dept. Store $ ' Barrett, Kffle llove. & Morae w , , Itown, II. I. ' noddy it K tithe liroderrf Hrim . . , Ilnrimnl &. Deal . . , lloltoll ft .letllllnxfl i lllriKhain, Hen ' Hul ley, Thotuaa Hell, W. A i HouKhton, Jea lliiiiKu Livery Co , . , I lleriter-Hean Hdw. Co...... Ilurden & Graham 1 Hooth-Kelly Co : Hlllnilre Broa j HtirnB & Oulllford. . ; ' Copkerlln 4 Wetherboe. . C'niiiplxll-Kellman Co f'hntnbera lldw. Co ' Colvln & HtiHaell . Condon, K. T C::i I k Iiih & Culklna i ('hrlKiuun. U. It '. Cnrrlih, It. W Curl moll, 1). L Cheahlre I Cuah Cash Cash Caah Dreamland and Kleclrlo the atres Dunn, F. F, Dunn, II. W DnulelH, J. II Day & llenderaon Dunn, V. H Dorrla rt (Inllery I toy. K. M Dnvereaux & Tripp KiiKeno iMan & Bav. Bank. Kuxene Oun Co Katun, A. II . . f KiiKune 8teatn Laundry.... SuKene HrhiMil Supply Co... KUKune Konl Ka. & Inv. Co. FiiKono Creamery KuKone Mill & Elevator Co. Kukl'110 Lumber Co. ...... Kimeno Uxcolalor Co. .... . Knatland, It. K . . . KinnlKan, B. II First Natlona' Hank Friendly, B. II Fluhur Laundry Fraier, U. N . Guard Printing Co Orlflu lldw. Co Gilbert Art Co Goldamlth, Julius Gllmon & Son Uludatoiio, M. 0 Ourrutt & Mltohull George, S. K Greut Amer. Tea Co (lay lord. N. It Goodman, F, K Green. W. M tlroaa llroa Hill tlun Store Hamilton llroa Hamilton & Van Ordatrand Hunter & WlllouKhby . . . . Geo. T. Hall & Bon Ileaton, J. E. . . . I Haimon, K Hall & Bhumway. HartOK, J. II Harris, M, 0 H. Hollenbeek & Co Irlah & Fierce lohnaon, L. II Kaufuiann, Olto Kaya. J. W I , . . . Kitchen & Kouipp Knykendall. W. A. ...... . Kuykendall, Dr. Wm Klemm ' Lllwall, J. . I. udforil & llaitkell Uiah, J. A ' Llnil 1)1 UK Co. Link, David , Lea. B. V Long. H. L Long Ja , , . , L nil Lane Co. Abatract Co, , , . , Mount, II, N , , , Monroe A Son Matlock, K. I) Maurrr. J. A , Marx, Geo Marx. C. Jr Morris. II. K : Men hauts llauk ' Mauvllle McKlnney Moon & Tlnglev MilVrniUk. J j McAllater K. II Mel.eod, t'n'o N'ewland. R. W Nadeau, C Nl.klln, I T Unburn, W. K Oregon lind Co , . Fieaton i llnlra 1'oldera ft Davis i Palace el Sw eet I'ottn. F. C I'ark Groi-crv I'atternon, A K Face. J I Plprn, Geo Iti-J l'rm Drug Store. . . . Robert Hio BETTING & HENDERSON M NIIH. All kliuli of lirhk, utone and reuienl won promi'tty and neatly don. All.Xmlih lora 'lrnl..M RMldenr US I VII!ameit Street. Ill et Fuurlh treet. I'hJa. HeJ 431 R.'Klter Fiih. Co Ilae. W. II Rldewa. W. 11 Rankin, tt (' Ill. klnan. Geo 11. . . . Held. II Rankin, K. A Room. 8 , . . . . Muuleys Steven Hulin . . . . (I.e. II Srhf Mug l.ludlr . Si-hertinger, J tfmttri a Risltnan. . , . 10.00 2.00 2.00 6.00 10.00 ' 0.00 2.00 0.00 ! 5.00 2.00 0.00 2.50 20.00 20.00 0.00 10.00 2.60 10.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 5.00 6.00 5.00 2.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .30 30.-00 20.00 7.60 2.60 io.oo 7.60 1.60 1.00 2.60 20.00 15.00 2.60 0.00 2.50 0.00 6.00 10.00 6.00 5.00 i .2.00 : 2.50 40.00 25.00 2.00 2.50 25.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 0.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 2.50 10.00 25.00 2.60 5.00 6.00 ' 2.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 2.00 2.60 6.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 6.00 1.00 4.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 ' 6. 00 5.00 5. oo 5.00 ,60 J.00 2.50 2 00 1. 00 6.00 I 60 1.60 8.00 5.00 85.00 10.00 10.00 T.60 160 3 60 10.00 6 00 2 60 20 00 5.00 10 00 10.00 20 00 5 Oil 2.56 5.00 i :.o ! 00 1! 50 io oo 2.VO0 3 1 iO 1 00 I 00 10 .6 8 50 10 00 t 0 . 5 0 eo gchwarzachild. E Souders. W. L Scobert A Dodge .ij. Sterner, J. F. . . .'. .' Stark. J. M Smith at' UcCormkk Smith a Helttmao Tolman Studio Tripono, Dick Thompson, H. W Vlncnt, J. H Willamette Valley Co Waddle, W Watkina, J. C White Watta. J. O West, Wm. It Wheeler. A. E Wllllama t Bean Williams Tranafer Co T Warren Conatructlon Co. . . Yoran, W. C Voran, D. E.l yerlngton, O. H guaekenbnab, t. W. t Son. .-iold ground for stands... Received from ball game.. I 6.00 X'OO, .00 4.00 15.00 6.Q0 2.50 5 00 l.i'J .60 2.601 10.00 5.00 j FAItt'ICAL GA.ME AT ltK KKATIOX 1.00 0.00 2.00 8.00 2.50 2.50 0.00 10.00 .6.00 5.00 5.00 m.oo 10;00 Total amount received. . 81,206.35 i Kxpendjturea Parade ; Goddesa of Liberty float.. 8 120.00 Columbia float M ol Justice float Roosevelt Big Stick 2 00 Geo. Washington suit 00 Material for - Goddess. Co lumbia Bad Justice 45. i' 3.50 , 1.76 15.00 200.00 60.00 2.50 25.00 85.00 10.00 5.00 180.00 13.20 25.00 4. 60 6.00 2.50 7.50 2.00 7.50 2.50 5.00 2.00 7.00 7.00 20.00 10.00 I'ncle Sam ault. . Uncle Sain hat.-; .' . .'. States float. . . . .'. Music " Eugene Military Band.... Creawell Cornet Sand. .... Stevens & Hulin, organ. . . Patriotic Ceremonies Orator's expenses -. Dance ' Music Armory Floor manager, E. It. Davis Flreworka-r- Flreworks ' 1 Freight on same W. H. Graham and help, flr- 4ng same Miscellaneous expenses Prizes 50-yard dash. 1st prize... 50-yard dash, 2d 'prize... 100-yard dash. 1st prlxe. . . 100-yard dash, 2d' prize... 400-yard dash, 1st' prize... 200-yard dash, 2d prize, Rope, climbing contest, lat prize Rope climbing contest, 2d prize, Pole vault, gold medal.... Pule vault, gold medal.... Fire Engine Co., making run Beat decorated fire appara tus. Engine Co Automobiles' Eugene Auto Co.,i auto In. 'parade and free rldea. . . Wray & Veltum Auto Co., free rldea Carriages and Horses Cbas. Croner, four horses. H. Hollenbeck Bangs Livery Co. Carl Gilbert, Unclei.Sam rls Advertising , Dally Guard ... i .' Euguno Register W. C. Voran, poatora Register Job Print, posters., etc Springfield News...,.,,., Junction City Times Vern Wilson, hand bills. . . Labor o: -Wllllama Transfer Co., haul ing lumber Eugene Transfer Co H. II. McVey Transfer Co. Georgia Tobey. . . . ; II. S. Howard, painting crowns "j. ..... . W. A. Hill . ; W. 11. Lyon i Carson Mathews, load sand Hlllnilre Bros., hauling. . , . Tod Cooper Gilbert Art Co., decorating auto i Miscellaneous E. It. Mummey, nails, etc. . Griffin lldw. Co, hire of rope C. A. Wlntermeler, minor expense of aporta. E. it. Mummey, collecting money, labor, etc. ..... Will llodes, storage, for floats ................ W. U. Tel. Co Fac. Tel. Co Sunrise Guns Ilerger a Bean, powder'. . . Robert Veltum, firing guns Hunting and Flags Cockerllne & Wethorbee. , Frank Dunn W. J. Hill a. h. priendir... Decorating and lighting street 10.00 ' 6.00 6.00 2.00 10.00 5.00 25.00 25.00 12.00 16.00 6.00 1.00 1.50 9.00 2.25 2.50 1.50 3.00 5.25 3 75 1.00 .75 2.00 4.35 2. SO 1.00 2.20 08.50 19.72 2.90 1.35 6.00 4.50 3.36 5. 05 .4.0 8.25 f 50 Tqtal , ,...,..,.,.81,165.03 ItcnmpltuMton Total amount collected .., 81.35685 Total amount eiiend.ed.. . , 1,165,03 Amount on baud. . i 91.32 Itospeolfully submitted, L, L, WTHITHON, Troasuier, Kourtti o( July Committee. Approved: ALTON HAMPTON. W. A. UKLL. K. A. BBA.V. W. O OII.STRAP. C. A. W1STERME1EH. R. C. MORGAN'S KfRXlTl RB KACTORV Furniture manufactured for wnoiesale or retail trade. Satlafac tlon guaranteed. Factory at east end of Fifth street. Renalrlni aullrlted Phone Black 5391. aealdeoce phone mart iivi. , (iKKM.W fXUCH STALI.lOX The German i.uch horse which I purchased from Duncan Scott will make the stand djrlnf tbe aeason at Hangs' burn. " J. II. PPRKINS. il nil KXew The merits of Tczaa Wondef you wojjld never intt.n (mm Kldnev. hl.Mdor or rheumatic lroubli 31 a bottle Mwo months treneWl oU by O. J. Hull, nf K mM MnJt CHICAGO "GIRL?" BEAT FURNITURE; DEALERS EASILY PARK Sl'.XDAV AFIKUXOGX SFKIXGKIKI.D WINS, 17 TO . SFKIXGFIKI.D F LAVS T II K f.lltLS THIS KVEXIXO THE CilRE pr ,.Qe SCROFUlii running Swollen glands about the neck, weak eye pale, "H nine sores and ulcers, skin diseases, and general poor w:J il wavs in which Scrofula is lu.m.festcj. The diseas. i?1 J The Campbcll-Fellman Company's furniture heavers were defeated yes terday by the Chlcauo female swat ar tlata 12 to 9 in a frolicsome contest of baiebaM to see which side could handle the ball without losing it. The Chicago "Girls" were six men and three women, one of the masculine apprentices hailing from Cottage Grove. The furniture handlers were bo unused to a playground full of SKirti wigs and feminine accoutre ments that they lost their LePage's glue and had to substitute an ill smelling fish concoclon. which fully explains tliyir ....first defeat. - from which thry had tut. recoverel when the Springfield sawdust slmvelers beat them 17 walloping nina to three tallies. Nobody stayed for I ltd 'ec ond name, and only the firm uce;U ft story. There were three real qfr.s on the team. Three with sparkling eves, heaving bosoms and coquettish glances. The flrit cne the runner met was Birdie CMyfnn at the first ward. Big and bm'oin, she could "shoo" the boys cr tea3e the manag ers. But she can oiVy olay with re turn ba'U. B :di- Clrvton U 38 years old For I r, e rrs she hs been a menaner of i-VL-ey lii.lios' te-iid that has toorci : lie country. The little ffirl who cayjrl il la the right vegetable garden h"a bren.nlth tho team two wenks. but can only throw rocks to the bask, fe-'ce. Her age and nnnie are not reported, but she 13 lonl-lng for fortune tiniona the bald heads. . The girl In left field, who Is brie and good looking, but can't handle a bat or a ball, lg a new arqu'sitlon from Portlnnd. She will Improve with age not In looks, b it In clever ness. The centreflelder and the second baseman are men. The fielder Is something good in a baseball suit, but not cute when In breeches. The second baseman, while as ugly as Satan as a girl, Is the prettiest little man when he wears his masculine at tire you ever saw. He Is as gentle manly as any mother's boy In the town, and he won't flirt with the glrlB, either. The pitcher, one Myers, is fairly good. He might make good with Co burg or Halsey. If the citehor could bat he wouldn't he " playing with girls. The shortstop looked like a pitcher, but as a shortstop he made three or tour glaring errors. The game was ludicrous, bo ridic ulous. In fact, that many Eugene "bald beads" and "klddos" will be at Springfield this evening at 6 o'clock to see how the girls look In the dusk. The bamboo men from the furni ture ptoro started off well with Mur phy in tho box. In the first two in nings they found Myers easily and nullel six tallies to the grandstand. In the fourth, fir-h and eighth they annexed one each. Tho ladiej' club, Blnlie Clnvton, two melds and six h.aus. stnrted In the third to show what a live bui!"h of nurses they were by pushing over tnree runs. In the fourth they dupli cated the feat nnd In the firth male tnree more tallies. In the sixth, sev enth and eighth they brought in a nurse each t.me to keen the finickv crowd In good spirits for the final opc-raticr. with Springfield. The runs by lnnlncs were n fol lows: Eugene. ..15011010 09 Chicago ...0 0 3 3 3 1 1 1 012 Tiirtm Gii usual wavs in wtiicn acruiuia i lu.imioicu. jne disea h."! intrenclieu in uie oioou u... ."- " in Whitic 1 . , I .l.a enrnf. Tlilld IlH t ,1 KM-r.,i 1 .. . ,lN.l or nip disease, aim .: r .-.v.u, matter so 11, destroys the healthful properties of tne blood that Scroful. terminates in consumption, an incurable disease. The entire being contaminated, the only way to cure the trouble is to purify tbe blood ami restore the circulation to a strong W S S S. is the very best treatment for Scrofula; it renovate blooa supply ano uoa vw -"";n:uiar aeposiu ,1 is the greatest of all blood purifiers, and it not only goes right d very bottom of the trouble ana removes me causej but it supnlieoT' diseased blood with the healthful properties it is in need of and i builds up weak, frail, scrofulous persons and makes them stronealitr u u ia n u-ntle sale. veireUble Drenaration ami i c;i. ..A atti S. S. S. is anv aee. medical adv veaK, nan, Kivii mem stronaj7 a gentle, sale, veijeUble preparation ami is suited for Book ou the blood containing information. about Scroln?" vi.e free. TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATli ELI BANGS J. H. VEST CP. BARNARD EARL BANGS LIVERY CO' Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions " ..STAGES.. - ''A.. McKENZIE STAGE leaves Eugene at 5k30 a. m. Stages do not call at . private residences but will call for - baggage if notified the day before. Livery Phone Main 2 1 EUGE.ME-FLOR KlMm c-rYv. for Mapkton, close connectla jl steamer for Florence and yj STAGE TO K1TSO.X SFH1XGS Arrangements have lately been made so that persons wanting to go to Kltaou Springs cm take the mall ttage at Eugene, Gwhen or Spring field ami connect wliji the atnge at Lowejl fpr (he spilis by way of Hazel Pell, on Tuvi..iys, Thursdays, and. SiiturdHys, Soia 6 (exact y l!gl,t 1 have used Ilr, King s New Life Fllla (or several years and find thetn lUflt exactly rltfht," savs A. A Fel ttll, (If llarrlavllle. N. New Lire 1'IHs relieve without the lemt dis comfort. Beat remedy for biliousness and malaria. 2' 5 . A. Miykendall's drug HOTEL BRADSHAW Roo.ijs .ml baard. Rooms with free uss of furnished klilj including dishes and wood. Half i way to Nye Beach, overlook the ocean. Kates reasonable. W. C UOis., rrop., Newport,oJ Oothin Never before have we suc ceeded in offering our cus tomers such attractive, such artistic and up-to-touiorrow 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 Eis't 9th St. Successor to D. S. McDOUGAL ' 11 " . 1", Appreciates smoking rf cigars. It gives him relaiai The Mount Hood Gj?ir favorite among all thinkind It is positively the best Gigar on the market tlon, cents at atore, THE REALIZATION . ' OF PROSPERITY Every one who toils, whether with hand or brain, should make adequate provlsiun for tho.futuiv. Thet way to prosperity is reac-Hod by climbing the ladder P! thrift, and what a pleasant realization It Is to know that yuu have plenty jf money ahead . for the "rainy day" that may come sooner or later. Now is the t Im0 to start an account with the Merchants' Rank, InlerrMt Paid un Snvings lie-, xsit. , Groceries You will always find the best brands of Croccries Fresh Green Vegetables Flour and Feed ' No delays, we b?"e our own deliwj Irish (Mb Pierce I Phone Main 53 52 EjuI . .8. Special Today AND EVERY DAY . Hummer Kictirelon IUite to Yniiiln and Newport and Detroit. On sale every day, round trip to Aaqulna. 8S.00: to Newport J-, 50 to IMrolt, Ja.25. ' Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun day to aqutna and Newport, limited to Monday following. j n A. J. GILLETTE. Agent TO Ill XTKItS AMI CAMPKlis If you are thinking of gen- !, the mountains hunting or fUhin. call up Red 1711. or call at 4.13 (V street. v Heating furnace, brick and four-J-i tjon stone for sale cheap bv First National Hank. ' rsl W KKFIt ..t'u-m mMl- At Ten'!,' ndMllamette street,. Fhoue Hod ElectricGas, Water WUramstte VcUey Co "Ki t, iiii.mO,,. ?.nnk.Tr"'li?f"ln ,,ri!lln lauuke ft l eft er Co won i,ii, Tel. Kedi,, rfurnllur'' Chamber, lUr, HALL , SHUMWAY IMMUIIIlii II Ell . ne t wn wort pro,P" . ful. line of p1?,Mng rix,re, Bass-Hueter Point and a good painter maki the best job on card : F. LUDFORD J 102 W. 8th St. ....... Scoll's Santa!-Pepsin Capsi pns Tivt w 1W lntntBaJ',i3 of Ih. B..d"" 1 P ol m. t H"" "Til "In ' 80H by W. U IS LAmln J. W. BARRING Expert housemovtf Mov anvt'ninc TwWfl yearj excience. K 1 Fifteenth and Oak St I 00 i testimonials. Pr K. W. 1111, 3826 l.00Ollv itrt, It. Louli. 0 o ; 0 O