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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1908)
I ! YOU PAY A HIGH. PJRICE Til i- I '1 r m im I .u. f ITT a waii Km; inrlnHinO thp mmmon . VJl clllllUL CVC VL1U 111 yuuuuy, n ij-, v..- J! necessities and the expensive .luxuries, from foodstuffs; to automobiles'. The one marked exception is lumber, which can be bought cheaper today than for many a year past and is retailed in Eugene in many instances for less; than wholesale prices; v This means that your dollar will buy more now than at any other time and this is therefore the time to spend it. WW It teMeiy Unite 1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. c mttttttmttmtttmmmtmtttttmmtmnttm 3 " The LENOX Portland's Nawand Most Moderrdy Fmkbd HOTEL Third and Main SlmU PORTLAND, OR ICON Poucuing every convenience and an'idcal location fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to buiineu center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in , every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains Rata Europaan Plan Ralat American Plan ' 11.00 and it.tid per day. I'i.t.O and 13.00 ior day. 12.00 and M 60 bath. ' 13.60 and 14.00 with bath. lugana Cutrd on FUa O. H. SPENCER, Manager PROCEEDINGS Of WESTERN FEDERATION n ' Denver, Xuiyj 2H. Prom now oni when tern locals of tha'Woatern Kedet utton of Miners domoo the- referen dum on any question tho executive board .must aubmlt the question. The question of accepting the transfer of withdrawal cards of In dustrial Workers Is under discussion and Is provoking heated arguments. The question of levying an assess ment t ornlse a strike fund of MOO, 000 cunit's up later today. EUGENE HOSPITAL- Mc4 and Siargtoal STAFF Kuyisndsll, M. D. w O. Pruat. M. D. P. I. BrlU, M. D. B. P. Sctlclf, M. D. IX A H.ln., M. D. Gw.O'B.DtBar.M.D. L. E. MtDuuiiU M. D. 9 .".?' . For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment.' ' Appliances lor X ray work. Sputum and blood examinations' Full corps of tiaincd nurses. Rates on application. . - t ..Training School for Nurses.. Regular course of lectures by the (acuity and practical training In the hospital. The medical and surgical stafl of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KUYKENDALL. M.D., Supt. NEGRO HANGS ON TO STOLEN MONEY Kansaa City. July 28. Every ef fort of the federal authorities Is cen tred In the effort to find the stolen laO.000 taken from a mall pouch en route from l.os Angeles to New York. It appears that the negro,. Savage, acting under the Instructions of his lawyer, will not divulge the hiding place of the money, but tho officers are hopeful of findlng.lt. NEW TEACHERS MEAN GREAT DEAL CORPORAL ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED MURDER TO UNIVERSITY The addition of the new Instruc tors to the teaching force of the State University will mean much for the work of that Institution. The rapid growth In the number of students has greatly crowded many departments and some, like the department of ge ology, havo been without a head for soma time. Tho correspondence school will bo much stronger than last year and the new mnn In the de- '' partment of political science will! greatly strengthen tho course prepar-, utory to law. Tho work of tho libra-j ry will he greatly expanded. ! Supkane, July 28.- Frank Barker, a deserting corporal of the Third' In-' fantrw, woe arrested last night tor causing the death of Ira Nesslnger on Saturday night. Barker confessed to the crime, but claims that the act fol lowed a quarrel. Barker caused the trouble by molesting a lo-year-old girl. He denies robbing the man af ter the murder. FIRE DESTROYS NORTH END DIVES Portland, July morning lires In 2S.- Ihe -Two early North End . WKATIIKK KOHKCAST Wtn NOKTHWKMT Portland, Jul 2S. Ore- gunFair tonight; Wednes- day fair, warmer except near const; northwest winds. Washington Fair to- night ; Wednesday fair, warm- er eicept near the roast; westerly winds. Idaho Fair tonight; t cooler In north, rentral and southeast portions; Wednes- day fair and warmer In north- ern portion. ,For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See ' J. E. K1L130RN Satisfaction Guaranteed Phono 5391 557 High Street HeM Hie World Affords "it gives me uubvHindcd p'easure to recommend tlucklen's Arnica Salve." s.ivs J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel ilill. N. C. "I am convinced It's the best s.the the world affords." It cured a felon on my thumb and It never fails to heal every sore, burn or wound lo which It Is applied." Si cents at W. A Kuykendall's drug store. Wr.U. imil.UMi. For up-to-.lste well drilling see laDuke Leffler Co. well drillers Tel. Ited Mil. YULird limit. t . WlXlll SWMNli t'.a'llne m,t, bv W. V. M.ore ph.ine tied I'.'v.' nri,.rs large oi mall wlii l'..i-r.v:jted Warner M'. p'..,.., I.oave or Jcrs ; Mon.s' Music Stere. tf It w 11 be the policy of the I nl- j caused a loss of 20.tiotl. Among the JjrLlL?rM"Z -."trojred was the resort President Campel. today "for the ; Teli Vyo) " '"s,, No collego on the coast has a better 1 1 VIT-TIOS SFNT Instructional force than the l'nlver-1 ' ' ' ' viut i . ., . -slty of Oregon, and everj effort will 1A 1 AS" "A.N Denver, July 28. mutations have been sent to Taft and Bryan to attend he made to keep the standard at the highest. I havo a large number of applications for each position to be tilled and during my trip Kant shall select the men who are best qaulitied i dresses. the Interstate Fair Exposition In this city In September and deliver ad- CHKSTKU 1M)VXH WISS WATTS' HILVKIt til' The silver cup offered by J. O. Watts, of Kugenc',' to the freshman athlete who made the best record, both In scholarship and on the track, has been awarded to Chester A. lowns. of Portland. Mr. Downs made nearly a straight "A" record In scholarship, and was one, of the best half-mile men Oregon has ever pro duced. The award Is a popular one. PREPARING FOR BATTLE WITH TRUST l.enex. Mass., July 2S. Plans for another great battle In the courts against the Standad Oil Company will he worked out here within the next few days. Attorney- Ceneral Bonaparte will be joined here today by Attorney Frank 11. Kellogg and they will be assisted by half a score of legal experts from the department of Justice. CTIICAtiO WIIK.IT MARKET Chicago, July 2X. Julv. S9; Sei tember, S9 Vfe ; December, 1 S4 . Portland, July 2 S. Wheat is unchanged. COFFEE Why do we drink so much poor coffee? Because ijood coffee is so good "U Senium'. Bm: . p., hm. all druggists. Ko.lol will without doubl. help, Slnser Sew K. C I.ttt Co. Chicago 111 t.e.lemenln 1X97 I ,, Z w of he stomach and howels ?he h,:1l,","d1.,,,.,.,,n:'i ' received an Miv , , Ti i K " not " i !U ,lonK a,"i prosper. dm. V;"a "'V.1; '.". R- 1 90fi.' Sold b1 Lovelace The great trotting stalJ wiw auu igiaititu. lis many famous trotters a now, on the race track of the Northwest. $25.00 season. $35.00 to insure. ' Tyler B. A youne Wilkes Sua much promise. Standi- , registered. $20.00 to insl A Grand Percheron draf. istered). Color, dapple weicht. 2300 rounds. Thei pion Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where: two cups, four gold medals, several banners and I bons. G. R. PRICE, MarJ Veloce 1 Kincaid Rickel, Ovd Eugene, Oregon Kincaid's Barn, Thirteenth and Charnelton S r w4 - AUTO -LIVER We have a fine 7-passenger 30H White Steamer to hire by day or hour Expert driver furnished EUGENE GUN CO. MmMM, , H anvone w ho has stomach disorders or '615 VllHm.itT .'n ,Con1PMiy. ! tl. 'icrasrh trouble. Take Kodol toda ! Hil, na continue n lor ine snort ttni", . !':it it l necessary to Rive veil rom- Vse lvWitt's I f :'b te relict Kodol Is told by all drus i lea.lnt lin i, ,,i'V Kltts. " Karly 5i.0. (rreets all cusinff market, and s of meat as was fr " block Juicy, tender."-, ly flavored and fine F1. wnt we cm sirloin, flat bone or -j l..k. frnm kW cut up meats for ' well as to choofe IK' bo that they as well as tender aM- . Our prices are lo Broders' W itake. Sold by all ur.iKist. " O Phone 2Main 40 O o o O