Eugene daily guard., July 31, 1908, Image 6

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"AN OREGON PEAGH,
STILL SMILING AND
SHAKING HANDS"
The erindllll. of teeth will
round like the steady crunch, crunch
I F rom the "Wh'
Why" department ol the Saturday
KvehlnK I'ont.
ThliiK' have changed iu i x h 1 1 ly
Idc William Cullen llrjan wrote
buul the Oregon rolling out yonder
Who-Andthere to grow up with the country.
.i.tu wa :li? h.jwliiK ol tne M-eu.
Thing! grow i it i k 1 y In Oregon,
and (li-orge had taken root and
sprouted before he had been there a
month. In four year he waa bo far
Inward hud and bloaanin they .-nt
him to the leglnlature. which la going
!.. a v.-- ri..uui.,t fo the r ar the lorltv. It will be a sight worth going
lold reliable, uaed-liv-graiidfaiher to Oregon to see to observe that Ke-,Bo!t'-",ap
prescription. Take It in all. publican leiiislal'ire electing that
the politican who Is on the spul op- wave Democrat, .naiiiuei.au., -
cm-st Willi fie nanny hand. me fc.-nate
- u i. v.i..,v.; m-Kfi-elniI" be tied ic
. tion, the imrharin- mnile anil tne i t a nailery or inom ih...i.i.- ...
i loving pat on the sliouliier. ruinbined punch holes In boiler-plate. If the
! Willi that faintly for reinembering legislature should refuse there will
'names and fa'-'-s f .rever. get along be a row that will make the rrtt of
as wtil a any .f them. the I'nited States think Oregon lias,
(;eo-e i;ar!e Chainberlain has the been blown up and is sinking.
I k ' ds lie was as n nlal as a fpring This la the taie as It is told. I'eev-
inoriiing. lie could hand out til pal- Ish Oregon politicians may object to
'aver until ti.e man he was talking to some of the details, but the chluro-
thought he was the only speciea of si uro is about as depleted. .Meantime,'
'his kln1 In the State, and walked George Karle Chamberlain is still
I awav whlrllgigging with joy. Hack ot smiling, still shaking hands, for it.
this 'chamberlain had a lot of ability, might be, you know, the democrats j
L ,,,!., o,i ,r It lie was a court would need a suiller and a vote-get-
lawyer, and he stood for a good gov- ter In 1912 and reach over Into Ore
eminent. Me progressed: rapitny. ne gon lor ntra
became District Attorney for the:
Third Judicial District, Attorney Gen
You uever can tell.
iin the cons-, and hearing no otind ; . fur . Missliislppl man who hop
nave its own dashuigt. If the hearing; ped across the Itocklea ami landed In
of the Oregon has not been dimmed the rose-bowered ilrts of Portland
It has heard a lot of thing, lately, I wlln n"'hl'"i,'' D K
cream tt( certain partli-i who have
bc-n roJJi'd.
Thy nevr do thin by IihIvm in
Orison. 'A hn they ruixv Htrawhcr
rle thi1)' ralHif them no big n of
Ih.'iN fills a ftuur.T. When they rat
M!'1 fpcU n 1 1 1 1 1 t- In ax I;hki b a
football, Thfl tirnlMT tiny mint In no
Ireniviiilou in you ran bulla1 Hi
Ji'Minc uiii in I up juiiiijui in niiiiiiii.i . .
And likewise, when they tackle poll-!""' ."" ""r ,
1I.-K Ihey ral.u large and variegated : ",,""r1 thereupon. Oeorge h, le
( liaiiilierlii In tibonl to go to 1
eye.
warm and clinging handclasp and a
tendency to get alnr): To get alonx
Yes that was the idea.
Our hero was born ut Natchez, at
Natchez on the illsslaiilp'. and being
born thus, with such un equipment,
mean pint of two things: Stay 'a
Mlsslseliipl and go to Congress or
leave Mississippi and go to Congress
Our National legislature Is speckle 1
NOTES OF INTEREST
FfiflM LONDON SPRINGS
MV CA.MI'KltS TIIKKK KIUIM
Kl(ii:.M--J.tKS W1HTK AMI
lii; tOTTHKI.I. KILL lll'UK
11KAI!
(Special Correspondence.)
London, July 30. Are you tired of
the city's dust and heat? Go to Lon
don. Are you looking for health and
happiness? Try London.
Not every one goes to London now,
but just wait a few years and a spot
to pitch your tent will be at a pre
mium. Mrs. Ida Simpson has returned to
Eugene after a few weeks' outing
here.
George Harris brought his wife
and son ill) to camp last week. Mr.
:tlon.
Orouoti It U!i fiiruest Stale. II takes
11 politics seri ously. The uttQCLil) of
Igiess to sit In thtj 8nale with
Clarke, of Arkansas, Money, McLaur.
Mil iiaJy un'' '"r,f, born In Mis-
eral for the State, and District At.or-, VOf -MrBTVT IjJI I.T""''' ';" ki.t.s
eral for the Fourth Judicial District.; VOIK llUtlti S I M KMS
All this time he was gaining reputa-i - ,
tion as a lawyer and gaining friends' Los Angeles, July 30. Married
nad''kr1 """"
Our Mississippi friend. Mr- Cl,.ra- . wu ... - 'IV n ' ;lre canl,
herialn. was not unaware ol ne ten- .nr nu.u-uu - " "7"' ", ,,, week to board for a few weeks.
tlcncv or tne urmnn times, tie Kepi u paiB a nlreadv walkinBall
....... i rr...,n hH ..lien iirev-tit im her from doing so. .Mrs. Paine Is already wanting an
McKlnley a little more than two' The ruling was made yesterday in
thousand plurality and in 1900 had the trial of K. C. Ilurth, who was ae-
Increas d that plurality to a trifle cused of assault and battery by his
over mlrieen thousand. In lltoa wlfe because he forcibly objected to
Chamberlain decided he was strong her taking angel cake from his bak-
enough, knew enough babies by their ery.
first iiameK, had grasped enough In acquitting Hurlh the court
horny hands ow toll to get something said
.... .... ... ., ..i.k ,.,.,... Ulsslppl.
of study, hut Oregonlans seem lo be I h "' '"' It'-celpt
good stiidenls. They have direct! The iinniloook of I'olltlcs contain.
;Himlnallon by primaries anil all the many rules, but Rule No. I Is: "tie;
latest iip-lii-diiln Improvements, and the vtHcs," and all lliv rest are itip
get as much fun and encltement out 1 erfluoiis. Thro fife n many "'ays
lit tlie.r politic us any people In the to get the votes as there are voles o
Country, gel. New fang'e.l iin lhods ham been
Away hack ln'U7rt a genial ynnng Introduced fnun lime to time. Gen
person blew Into Oregon and an- tlemiinly po'ltlilans havii bobbed up.
nounced himself lis George Karlo now and again, with the money rec
Chamberlaln. born In Mississippi, cd- Ipe, with v.il iltons to suit the exl
ucated In Virginia, retaining no hard t.i 1 1 les. . "t..- ;' nieii..ii.ly poiiil.
feellngs about the line unpleasant- Inn have ue a Huh; oniietlnies an
nes, but naturally a Democrat and provement that has been suggested
ELI BANGS .). H. WEST CP. BARNARD EARL fvkNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabj Always Keady
First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKENZIE STAGEIuvet Eugene EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE
t5iJ0s.m. SUvrsdanol csll t Adallyil4KHcavriEuijeiujil6a.nl,
Eilvilc irsidencei bul will call lur lor Maplrtun, cluse connection by
.(gage II notiiled the day betora. iteamrr lor Florence and femt
Livery Phone Main 2 1
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Barney Paine and wife came up
lis week to board for a few weeks,
ra. Paine Is already walking all
over the grounds, and will no doubt
be climbing the mountains ere long.
Captain Sachs and wife are here.
The captain's health Is so much Im
proved that hardly a day goes by
that he does not walk five or six
miles. He has explored the country
Inortn, aoiith, east and west, and is
good and he ran for Governor as a ir a husband objects, a wnsj nas..o ,B.....6 ......
I); -mot-rat. mark you. no riKht to go through his trousers quer.
Here was the event that proved pockets or to otherwise appropriate Wilts Owen and party are here.
('Itiiiil.CijaIn had calculated condi- community property. To prevent her ; Mr. uwen expects to go away iro n
i .iis to a ;alr s breadth. He was from doing ao he may use a reasona-j here a walking sKeleton. He puts in
list due und more. He arrived ble egret- of force." (his spare moments cutting wood for
.mat one J the lady campers and occasionally
carrying a saw log up to the mill,
j Aflne teut-covered dancing plat
I form was erected this spring near the
j was erected this spring right near the
river bank in on Ideal grove, and
nearly every Saturday night the
! young people from Cottage Grove to
! the Ulack llutte mine gather In and
trip the light fantastic Jill midnight.
-.Mr. and Mrs. Compton, of Sclo, are
I among the campers. Among those
I from Kugene nro: Mesdamea hrank
and Charles Hnilley, Mrs. Martin
Smith, Mrs. K. Walt. Mrs. Lizzie Dai
ley, Mrs. Thos. Uailey and daughters,
Lulu and Ellen, the Misses Inez
I White, Ermine Owen, Ruby Farring
I ton, Blanche Battee, Mr. Flint, Pard
Cottrell, Jas. White and L. Klbby.
Messrs. White, Cottrell and Klbby
created a sensation last evening by
bringing a huge black bear (dead)
into camp. Bear steak Is all the go
now.
This Is a lovely spot up here
among the pine-clad hills. A place
that has all the requirements for
mountain camping and yet In easy
touch of the haunts of man. Only
twelve miles of good, smooth road to
Cottage Grove. A stage brings the
mail once a day. Telephone connec
tion anywhere, and yet only a few
hundred yards and the country stands
on end, covered with heavy timber
and brush, affording a home for the
ueer, bear and wildcat. While in
the numerous mountain streams may
be found the speckled beauties by
those who understand the art of tak
ing them.
The bottling works are running
now and have all the orders they can
fill. It Is the intention of the man
agers to enlarge their plant another
year to more than double its capacity,
as this water stands bottling fine and
retains all its medicinal qualities. It
is safe to predict that only a few
years will sec this one of the most fa
mous health resorts on the coast. The
water is not only of the very best, as
has been proven, but It is so easy of
nccess that no one need stay away,
as all, no mutter how weak or sick,
can stand the trip here without any
Inconvenience, and will find courte
ous treatment and rest and quiet at
their journey's end.
FOR
.BAD BLQ
.... i i i,i,l la from an infection tl. I
f . ,-.,e Ttlrwi PntSlltl. it USUallV SHOWS In .
virus oi wmifii""- -- - ., ....c torn
mouth and throat, copper-colored splotches on the body, sw0iif
A "CSC
SWolIe
general
niouiu aiiu u.w-., ri , .
f..i: unir cnM anil lilrerfi. etc
the groin, juinug - genera l
aSecting- all parts of the body, show how deeply poisoned !
becou-es. and emphasizes the dangerous character of the trouble I
: i- l.a ccrm the disease will finallv wrecL- tl, l. .'. I
to rciuaiu i" ; ,- "calta
down the strongest constitution. No medicine can cure Conta.
...i.iv, not rid the circulation of everv nsrii.t. t
S. S. S. is the one real and certain cure; it goes down to the ven-i
the trouble, and by removing every trace of the poison, and iii
healthful qualities to the blood, forever cures this powerful disonWI
IS the most retiaDie oi an uii vuutcmrated tn?nl
healthful vegetable extracts and juices especially adapt it to J
insidious irouDie. n:iui ... ..". wniCh
aid in tne treatment oi mc unicicm. mc uisease, ktsii
special io5dical advice you wish. No charge for either.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLirf
The
LENO
Portland's New .ni Mc
Modernly Furnishet
HOT'
Third and Main Sire-
r- K, 1 lMPtu, . nai
Possessing every convenience and an ideal location
fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to
business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in
every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all traioj
Rates European Plan
$1.00 and $1.60 per day.
$2.00 and $2.50 with bath.
Eugene Guard on File
Rates American rj
$2.5,0 and $3.00 ,.
. $3.00 and $1.00 with
O. H. SPENCER, Man
twmm
;vi:itou ('1IAmiii-:ui..m
by the skin of those regular teeth
Ills plurality was two hundred and
seventy-six. It was a plurality not'
so liroad as Taft nor so deep as Hoot,
hut 'twas enough.
As (iiivej-nor, Chamberlain Instl-'
luted till "in (.( good feeling. He
was uou-partlsau, somewhat not
enough t hurt, but a little. He gave1
some offices to Itepulilitans and he
did other things to the liking of the
pcopie lu lite way or denning up.
Nine, ecu hundred and four came
along and Itoosevelt carried the Slate
TEACH Kits' EXAMINATION'
Notice Is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Lano coun
ty will hold the regular examination
of applicants for stale nnd county
iinper in the county court house,
Eugene, Oregon, as follows:
For State PniH'rs
Commencing Wednesd ly. August
1 t. liie.s, at S o clock a. in., and con
tinning until Saturday, August 15, at
4 p. m.
ednesday Penmanship, hlstorv
that hil l gone Democratic two years spelling, physical geography, reading
belore by more than forty thousand psMnoiogy.
-42.!i34 to be exact. Chamberlain i Thursday Written arithmetic, the
mulled another of his smiles, and In l,l'.v of teaching, grammar, book
I SHU!, ran again. This time he clean- keeping.
cd up the puny that gave Itoosevelt rrlday Physiology, geography.
his liirty thousand by IM!M. As a ."""position, aigetiru. English litera
ntlxologt. he was a success. ture.
I Saturday -llutiinr. plane ueoiiiei-
Ketli Miltg oil' l.ir the gimil. tin
be.tutilul and the true, the Oregon
folks had decided the salvation of the
Slate depended upon primaries, and
thinned lor tlu election of I' nit . tl
Slates Senators by direct vote of the
, people, tireitou hud been somewhat
uiiliii lunaie lu hi mutter of Sena-
tins. Time came along for the choice
oi a sin ci. soi lo Seualor Charl
V n It un. one of the
It !e St t'e Seniitor Kullnn uan;ed
: to simeed lllniseir lie in ail ' the ntl-
I'iMili. e it. I'll n arose lleliiy M.
, Cake and inld he desired to be the
j UepuliMi an Sennt.r nt Washington.
iiinl tl.'M'inoi- t'hiunlieila.n. smiling
; m iittilu. hopped in as the Hemocruili'
, .l-'dlil.lle'
ELLIS WILL MAKE
BLOCKS AT ALBANY
The Democrat yesterday reported
that some more cement blocks for the
depot would be made In Kugene. But
Inst, night T. II. Kllis, the cement
block builder of that city, brought
bis apparatus to Albany and the re
maining blocks will be inanufactur-
ry, general history, school law. i 1,1 'his city, and there Is one on
Fur t oiinty 1'iipcrs Kugene. It was found necessarv to
Commencing Wednesduv. August 8l"m' "f tne blocks, which was so
12. lns. at a. in. anl continuing ' unsatisfactory that it was concluded
until Friday. August Hat 4 o'clock. I' muke llu" blocks the desired length
Wednesday. Penmanship, hisurv 'Mml wait operations a few davs. Al-
orihosiaphy. reading, phvslcnl geog-! '"ul-v l'inocnit.
raihy. .
1-1. I.... . If 11 t-l, -,!. ....n
s..ni,,i- i'l,,.,-t..u u- . 1. 1. is. in, xritien nr t unet c ' " " ,. i
K.'pulillcan bosses ' '""7' ' teaching, grammar, physl-j
IN AC TO CiAKACK.
ology. ' I .
. ..day--tieographr. sch tot law.! B. Wray, who Is local agent for
civil government. Knglish lietratute ; ""' "nick autilmobile, will put In a
W. It. DM. I. AltD. .garage in. this city. Just as soon as a
County Superini .intent. suitable location can be secured, lie
... .. . , Is pi-enaietl to do auto liverv business
Till-: Ur::HY -ihat mux I for the traveling nubile or for nt....
Dr. Kings New Discover.- is' ih.. I "re trips. Call un to Kneine Tr.
iit . o., rnone lied : it.
Lovelace
The great trotting stallion,
dard and registered. The
many famous trotters and cj
now on the race tracx ot the iNorthwest. $25.00 by
season. $j5.UU to insure.
Tyler B.
iira
A young Wilkes Stallit
n:uch promise. Standard
registered. $20 00 to insur;
Veioce
A Grand Percheron draft,
istered). Color, dapple
weight, 2300 pounds. Thea
piorf r'ercheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he
two cups, lour gold medals, several banners and bit
bons. G. R. PRICE, Manaj,
Kincaid Rickel, Ovvne
Eugene, Oregon
Kincaid's Barn, Thirteenth and . Charnelton StrJ
AUTO - LIVEM
We have a fine 7-passenger 30 Hi
White Steamer
to hire by day or hour
Expert driver furnished
EUGENE GUN CO.
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Dlsctivorv fs thr 1
the storv .,.1,1 of the V.' J . ' n"''i""' -""l
. i-'ouiise. "'it tail to pert.irtn. savsi
'ls., "' '"'"rson, of Auburn Centre.
I'n" It is ciultij! nu of throat nnd'
Inns trouble of limit standltn. that I
other tr.ntpieiita relieved oulv teui- '"
piravl v N.- a Discovery d.ii'lli; me ' Sa,v
so much t -i-, that 1 feel confident "ill
Its ruiiunuc.t use for a reasouKble ! best
leiisth ,,t ti
I AOtt. lill
: su.-i ei iiiiib .'ents. ,t niav or tnav
j not be trite I'erliaps Uovernor Cham
I" r a i u did n it put up the Job bin he
' I- - -i! tlllclnii It I. aliened by
unreiteuerat.- people who chuckle
Ion li at th i ulcoliie of It all Hue
lliaav of ih Chainberlain fellows.
Hie 1 1-in .i t ts. enrolled as Kepuhll
iiiiis lot taee ii-ii:iries nnd pushed
; al on; tile iMim :-tat name of Cake.
j claiiiiliiK M Ilk.- l! i. Iaer.i nnd the
j tre.ilim and all the rest. Anyhow.
Cuke w not ilualed and Fulton
I beat n. and tha let! Chamberlain
I I he c mdi.laie ladUatcd bi the first
prluiiirles on the IVinocriitl.' side and
Cake for Die Hi .nililli alls
T Hie Mat ! r the Nivoiiil Itoiiml.
IlKST THK WOKl.ll Al '(l;ns.
It Klves ill-, unbounded pleasure
c.mimond ltu.kliu's Arnica
" SIOS .1. V. .len'Kins of Chape!
N. C. "1 am convinced it s th,
alve the world affords. It cured
will restore in,, to te r- I a felon on my thumb, and It never
ten iv niiii. 1 tils renowned couith i "ins to Heal every sore, burn or
and cold renody and throat and hint:' wound to whi.-h It s applied ;;, at
healer Is sold at W. A. Kiiykendall s i N. A. K uykendall's dru store
druu store, in,- and II. t'U. Trial b.ittie '
fre.- thi i!W,.v i.-i.-v,v.- .. ... .
" ........... d i.i ;w.
l.KKMW rt)ACH STAI.I.ION
For th,
THK H.XTK
ice cream social
at "Oak
The Cermau coach horse
Purchased from lliinenn st.-.,it lll
Cake and Chs miicrlaln went to the make the stand dorltw the season at
mat In the con l round And when Hants' barn
the hack counties were all heard tf
I I'ark." at the end of the caiilne. Kast
which 1 I Kusene. A uood time Is assured
. fioiu, when ih
and tabula:.-,!,
Cake was In
: d,'U h X h.i: !t,
, i -. .u Kill:.
, ICS s I, 'II. I i
w ,,s the , h... e
, a And I :,-
p.- ''t of It I.
w tile'' CUM e! .
o
:' returns
.1 was ,!ts
:l. Ills cake
I .1,1 I- e:i us
c and I .i ;
, runs !
!!',- .,-.,,,l
: in' ii ni ,i
Lit the !,
all in
I that
tinned to
i d n er. Ii
the sliil!-
IMlPeri.llll
r I.M S n
; .' ;oii like
'isla'.iire. j
J. II. PKHKINS.
SIIOK SHOP IX (DIU'IUJ
onie out and spend
eentu Klveti tiy the
I Improvement Club.
an enioyaMe1
Kast Ktiktene
BEHIND OUR
SELECT GR0CE5
vr,,, will find :l r-'as-'r--1-'
in price that makes them r
the most peon. -r:ii :'.l to
i, i,,.. . buy here
be all eaten ami n 'h:r-?
to waste. Try us !:
der and vouil fee ho 'J'
money goes in '
h,itt- frr the t:-,lie:i '
your- househtiM "
pleased with b i:ii-
W. M. GREEN, ItlM
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
rKVI NS 111 1. 1
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nl;d
i'IismiP. I.,,:, ,. .h,,
final Instance, aicerdicu to the Con-
uiuii.'u. .i a ui if u, ,Hii,.,n ui- Bulck
., ... , t" . ' Are exhib.tlnit a ve'rv attractive
K. I Mi'i.i, ban opened up a first- I,.,-, i. , ,,:lr,5 , x.
clas, ,.,.,.. ,!, ln roburK. .VI work. l ,: ,r shew window a, , ,,"
S'larac:,,.,! Hrlnn In your job work. I , shit, , ,.,... t;.' ,-s-r ,'
i.x-.i in ,,.,.,, l-.a,,.
1 t 1, 111 V 0 li I J,..
If ell .:it ti, knowr nnxthln.-l .
b.'dt it.w. rail up K. It. Wrav. Feed vour rose, pr SW!, ,j.t.).
...a un. ii iiaimiesQine - iu i.row t. r'lliier nnd see the
i Improvement. Chambers Hardwire
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HOTEL BRADSHAYV
Sctin i ani btutd. fPoom?with frie use of furn.shcJ t:' ,
s -..inj auu wiim. Mi t nr v rv k.vk v i
,thc (X"'U rcisonable.Or. C. COOK, Prop..N-
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