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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1908)
IM'Mk ......... TIIH TOWN ICKIt on July 4 tb la honor of hla birthday. nd there will bo man? soiled gowna and gar menfa to allow evidence of the paint. Whether It b red paint, ataln or null from any cause whatever you will have your garmcnta renovated ao they will l'iuk good a new when cleaned at l.io Kugone Dye Worka. Everything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6lh ani WMIa-nette St. Phone Red 2861 Truth and Quality i appeal to the Well-Informed in every . walk of life and an- rawiitial to permanent success and creditable standing. Arcor in2ly, it in n-it claimed that Syrup of Kiga itnl F.liir of Senna i the oniy remedy of known value, hut one of many rcawtu why it ia the boat of personal and family hixative ia the fait that it cleanses, iwectena ami relicvoa the internal organs on which it acta without any debilitating after effeeU ami without having to iucreaae the quantity from time to time. It arts plcauntly and naturally ami truly aa a laxative, and ita component parta are known to anil approved by phyaiciani, aa it ii free from all objection able eubatancea. To get ita beneficial efTeeta alwaya purehaae the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., only, and fur aale by all leading drug giiU. ! HEADQUATERS OF REPUBLICANS IN NEW YORK 'ADMIRAL cowles ! IS RETIRED TODAY PYTHIAN KNIGHTS INYADE BOSTON IN FULL FORCE Washington, l C. August 1 Hear Admiral William S. Cowles, the President's brother-in-law, was r.lu-..1 r.n lite retired list of . ;tbe navy today, having reached the New York. August 1-The tenth i age limit for Hive servire. floor of the bis Metropolitan Life nmmi,lr.. at the recent Inter- ... ,,,.,,. Knlahts of Py'.h- The Boston, Mass., Aug'in i -""" ,h. era.k bait eshtli .... ,.i . i, i i to an invading iorte A KICK I.ITTI.K MKAIi AT TIIK TIIKATIIK CAl'K la nhvnya npprcrlHlcit, where you pet everything mi npjiellalng mitl tonlli mniip these June morning, when your iH'llle la Nettle. When you whim to I no I your frlemla, your wife or your sweetheart to n iiual tluit la cooked In the Oueen'a tuate, bring them In I he Thi-ntro Cafe. Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER A pure, antiaep. Ita Toilet Powder 1 fur infanta and adults. KiquU sitelv perfumed. Menders an excel- ; lent complexion and keeps the akin clear, nft and velvety. Relieves akin irritation and ihould lie uaed freely afUr lath ing and shaving, giving a delight- i fill and refrcsliinr Hoot. At ileal, en or by mail, 20 i cents Box. Pre pared by . Eton T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITV. Proprietor of lOUIUUO'l ORIIMTAL DRUM torn uu Ao Raooamsnrn IT I MTANI,E1"8. 618 Willamette 81. F.ugene A New Set of Chairs Why do you hava OLD BHAHI1V CIIAIHS In your home, when you can make thoni UOOI) AS NBW for only 6s t A can of Chlnamel will wort wonders In your homo. Be tbat the Chinaman U on every can. Bee our west show window. AHK TO HKK (It'll NKW WAt.Ii I' A P Kit 1CJ-1S Weal Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co Plumbing Furnish your new homt properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call I. ... ana ict us estimate on your work Aya & Heitzm&n 4 Uia lik Is 14 West aih St, bona Uck I 1 1 7 E. C Gulliford Feed end Livery, Boarding Stables New KUmr Konm -New lubber Tire Turnouts. Kail Htagti Line, 1IHI West nth Htrm. Phone Main U Outfit for Your Vacation al Hanson's Everything a man needs in the 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'iing; no trouble to show gcods. Our line is 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. Light weight I'nuVrvrrar and all klnila u( furnishing fur the Bummer senson. If you would drtna well and ronifortnlily, come In and let ua allow you what we have. You ihm't have to buy unices you find what aulta you. ED. HANSON rooms the clerks and attendants were suavely granting or denying admis sion to visitors, and everywhere there were messeugera scurrying hither and thither. The scene was the headquarters of the Kepuhllran national committee and the occasion was the first day of business In connection with the Presi dential campaign. Many visitors called today but comparatively few were given an audience. The head quartera will not be In shape for real business until next week, when Mr. Hitchcock and his assistants will take off their coats and begin work In earnest. Kroin the headquarters In the Met ropolitan building the Taft campaign will be directed In every detail. Chi cago and Cincinnati will be scenes of activity 111 connection with the Re publican campaign, but the New York headquarters will be the fountain head from which all Important orders will be Issued and through which all campaign contributions will flow. The national committee will work In close harmony with the Congres sional committee, which Is to have Its headquarters In the St. James htilMlng. The two headquarters have been connected by private wire and It Is expected there will be frequent conferences between the members of the two committees. The relations between the two In fact will be far morn Intimate than was ever the case In any previous campaign. . The headquarters of the national committee nro the same as those oc cupied as local headqunrters In the liiHt two national campaigns. But the visitors today found few of the old familiar faces. Chairman Hitchcock has surrounded himself with a cleric al force that Is almost entirely new to the work. For the most part the clerks and attendants are young men whom.. Mr. Hitchcock terms "hust lers." The sons and nephews of com mitteemen and others with a pull are consplcloiis by their absence. The committee expects that It will have to get along with a leaner porketbook than In previous years and as a con sequence none but workers will be kept on the payroll at headquarters SPRINGFIELD NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST II. K. Pitts, proprlotor of the Sprlngrield pinning mill, when inter viewed by a ronortor this week In re- gnrd to the output of the mill dur ing the liast few months, said that the ulant was meeting with gratify- In auccesa. as they had all the work they could handle. The mill la now employing sis men, and as soon as new machinery can bo added, the force will be nearly doubled. They have received two large contracts from Eugene, and also one to fur nish the mill work for a $3000 resi dence being built thirty miles east of Hiirlimflold. The funi I lies of It. ... Washburne nnd J. L. Clark returned last Stitur iluy from Foley Springs, where they hud been for a two weeks outing. Wu understand that on their return homo they had rather nn exciting ex perience, us !ho stago In which they returned overturned, giving the en tile party a good slinking up. Aside from the scare, no serious damage wns tliine. Irving Christy. J. W. Machen and J. It. tirlgiss have filed u locution on a mining claim which they have nam ed the "Sunset" and Is located near Springfield, or In the mining dis trict south of the It.-K. mill. Horn l'o Mr. and Mrs. t'.eorge Al lison, lust Wednesduy, July 29. a son. News. building, overlooking Madison square national festivities in yuetiec nas lur- gathered here for th .resented a scene of activity today. . nlshed Hear Admiral cowies wim a - tirnal en- ' , ' , brilliant and han:y close to his nav- twenty-fifth biennial national en Closeted l.entnu me floor, of the n- ''p'lch throughout has been ,-ampment of the order. Arrange ner chamber men were engaged In, "J,, "ffclency and faith-, menis for the entertainment of the aiilmatedconferei.ee. In the a I f,,i Jlvlee thousands of visitors have been in A native of Connecticut, Rear Ad- progress for months past ana toad mlral Cowlea was appointed to the the finishing touches were g yen to United States Naval Academy from the programme. The entire business that State and graduated In 167. Ho district of the city Is gayly decorated served In the Mediterraneen. Pacific. wth the national colors and the em North Atlantic and Asiatic stations blems of the order. The decorations ' j . . hu5iness houses on Washington, Tremont and Boyl ston streets are especially elaborate and elicited much praise from the ar rivals today. tv, viKftinz Knlehts will be quar tered in 2,00 tents which have been erected on Franklin Field. The camp has been named after one or tne greai departed Pythian leaders, Joseph H. Lyon. The "tented city" covers sev enty-seven acres or tne oig puuiit playground, with tne usual square in the centre and a main street down the middle. For convention meet ings, a main tent has been erected, and, In addition, dining tents, with running water in each. There also will be large reception and hospital tents, with a corps of physicians and nurses constantly In attendance. Two great parades will be the spec tacular features of tne ween, uue will be held Tueslay, when 10,000 uniformed men will be In line in the I'nlform Rank parade. On the fol lowing day will take place the parade of the subordinate lodges, with 18, 000 members of the order marching. Following the second parade the drill competition in camp will begin and continue morning and afternoon Thursday and Friday. On Wednes day evening there will be a reception bv the supreme lodge to all members of the order In Mechanics' Hall. The programme of the encampment will continue until Tuesday, August U, when It will be brought to a close with a banquet to the supreme lodge members and their ladies at the Ho tel Somerset. W. 8. 'EAR ADMIRAL COWLE8 and at the Isthmus of Panama, at taining his first command ns cap tain In 1902. From 1893 to 1897 he was naval attache at the United StateB embasBy in London, from 189 to 1903 he was naval aid to the Presi dent, and from 1903 to 190S he com manded tho battleship Missouri. Dur ing the past two years he has been chief of the burea: of equipment. The GRA ND PROGRAM Burglar Trust Lyons Boat Contest Boss, Daughter and Dummy' Foreman's Hatred O, Mean Man! Whose Hat Is it? Shoeing the Mail Carrier SONGS BY MISS FORD "All My Love's for You" "I Couldn't Make a Hit With Mollie" Matinee To Day 3 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 ALL SEATS 10c. I hJ DO.VT KXPKItlMKN'T. You Will make no Mistake if You Follow This Kugcue .('Itigen'H Advice. Never neglect your kidneys. If you have pain in the bark, ur inary disorders, dizziness and ner vousness, It'B time to act and not to experiment. These are all Bymptoms of kidney trouble, and you should seek a remedy which Is known to cure the kidneys. I loan s Kidney Pills Is the remedy to use. No need to experiment. It has cured many stubborn cases In Eu gene. Follow, the advice of a Ku gene citizen and be cured yourself. Samuel Cluer, painter, of 336 Kast Twelfth St., Kitgene, Ore., says: "We have given Doan's Kidney Pills sev eral severe testa In our family and have ftiund them the best remedy to be had for pain In the back or kid neys and other symptoms of kidney complaint. Doan's Kidney Pills have never failed to do what la claimed for them and I would never hesitate to recommend them." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 rents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Uufralo, New York, sole agents for the Uni ted States. Remember the name llonn's and take no other. SAVE MRS. FARMER FROM DEATH CHAIR Auburn. N. Y., August 1. Mrs. Mnrv Farmer, the condemned mur deress of Mrs. Sarah Brennan of Brownsville. Is under sentence to die In the electric chair at the state pris on here next week, but steps taken by her counsel looking to another trial will serve to prevent the sen fence being carried out at the pres cut time. Tho prevailing Impression Is that the sentence ultimately will be commuted to one of life imprison merit. The woman herself, has dis played little emotion since her con viction and appears to be indifferent to her fate. Mrs. Farmer's crime was one of the most fiendish in the criminal an nals of Northern New York. Her vie tim, who was 55 years old, was her neighbor and Intimate friend and the motive was to gain possession of the Brennan home, deeds of which Mrs. Farmer had forged. Mrs. Brennan was hacked to pieces and her body stuffed in a trunk. Mrs. r;irm?rs husband is also under Indictment cn a charge of murder In the first d-'gree us accessory to the crime. IK. J. W. II.MtltIS MOV ICS HIS OKI-'ICK 111 HOI (ill STACK TO KITSOX HPItl.VCiS Arrangements have lately been made so that penons wanting to go to Kit son Springs can take the mall stage at Kugene, lloshen or Spring field and connect with the atage at Lowell for the springs by way of llaiel Hell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Sept 6 Dr. J. W. Harris has moved his of fice from the rooms over Linn's drug store to n suite of rooms In the new addition to the First National Hank building, where he can be found nt his usual office hours. Ills new phone number is Main t."2. at! AX OPPOim'XITY I have decided to dispose of my piece of property located on the south west corner of Klghth and Olive streets. Parties desiring the same can see me afternoons and eveulngs at 562 Olive atreet. W. L. McFar land. t'j Suuutier KtcurshHi 1 Intra to Yaqulnn and Newport and lVtrolt, hJ Eugene Poultry Sto All orders for live and dressed poultry filled promptly. If possible send in your "orders for frysont day in advance of delivery. Chicken feathers for your summer cushions, 5c per pouna. 102 East Ninth Street. Phone Main h4 HOTEL BRADSHAW Rooms and board. Rooms with free use of furnished k including dishes and wood. Half way to Nye Beach, oven the ocean. Rates reasonable. W. C. COOK, Prop., Newjo Tailor Made Clothing Never before have we suc ceeded in offering our cus tomers such attractive, such artistic and up-to-tomorrow fashions as wedisplay today. Isn't it a satisfaction, to know if we make your clothes you are sure of a fit. G. F. McLEOD 44 East 9th St. Successor to D. S. McDOUGAL Kvcellent Health Advice. Mrs. M. XL Davidson of No. 39 dimit'd Ave., Sun .lose. ( al.. rays: I "The worth of Klectrlc Hitter.- us a gencr.il family rem dy for headache.! biliousness and torp.:r of the liver ! nnd bowels Is so pron-Minced- that 1 mil proinptf .1 to say a word in its fa-1 vor. for the benefit of those seeking! relief from such nft'llctlons. There lsi more heulth for tiie digestive organs in a bottle of F.leciric Hitters than! In any other remedy that I know of." i Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuy kend.iU's drug store. 50c. KKAIi 1USK HATPIN'S Why Jrtllles lv tint Well. F.verybody In Zancsvlllo, O., knows ; to Mondnv following. $:i.(H. Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route S. She A. J. GILLETTE, Agent writes: "My husband, James lae, . firmly believes he owes his life to the. M.VI'LK WtKII). use of lr. Mug s New IHscovery. Mis: Nice dry maple wood Professor 3. O. Delanothe, a noted French electro-chemist, after fifteen years of arduous experimenting and at great expense, has had his efforts rewarded In the discovery of a pro ress whereby roses and all other veg- On !., v.r rf """-o'eininc sunstanccs. I'aoulna. i.VOO to 'New o rt ik'lirtT I '?.n.?'.5h""K'' 'n, retaining i o letrolt 14 as "" 'r 111,1 "r1 "wty nnd srape as Tlcke ''snVdn Satnrdnv ... ,..! .'; You c.n buy the genuine real iday to Yaqulna and Newport, limited '""E "' J' ' ",KKl! ' tf I KXCl HSIOX TO XKWPOUT. limits were so severely Bffeettsl that prico It 'J. delivered. . Julius Goldsmith KITCHEN & KOMPP Succuon to ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak tni 7th Eugene. Or. consumption seemed Inevitable, when a friend recommended New IMsi-ov-j eiy. We tried It. and the use has re- I sliired him to perfect health." Or. i Kings New IMscovery Is the king of throat and lung remedies. For coughs and colds It has no equal. The first dose gives relief. Try It. Sold under guarantee at W. A. KuykendaH's drug store. JOc and $1.00. Trlnl bot tle free. ' II. 'hone Illack JAMS TK ANSFKM. 1141. aT woon sAwixti I During the summer season Sun s,.....ii'',!iv ,rnllls 'IH rti on the ('. & K. ' 1111 from Albany to Yanulna. leaving Al- I nnny at i : 4 . a. m. The morning 'local from here connects with ihi t-nln at Albany, round trio rate I ,13.00. THE REALIZATION OF PROSPERITY Kvery one who tolls, whether with hand or brain, should make adequate provision for the future. The way to prosperity la reached by climbing the ladder of thrift, and what a pleasant realization it Is to know that you have plenty of money ahead for the "rainy day" that may come sooner or later. Now is the time to start an account with the Merchants' Bank. Interest Pnid n Savings Deposits. Appreciates smokirJ cigars. It gives him rti The Mount. Hood (2 favorite among all think! It is positively the i Ggar on the market Grocer You will always the best brands i Croccrics Fresh Green Vcge'J Flour and Feci No delays, we h-e our ov Irish (& Pie( Phone Main 53 Special Tool AND EVERY DAI ElectricGas, Water Gasoline power, by W. W. Moore, phono Hod 32S2. Orders large or small will be appreciated. WKI.5. T!U1.I.IX I Otto's Merry Willow laI. I First bat. 37; second h:lt 37 I thir l hnt. 2.17. Watch Otto's win'. I downs for premium bask, is ihi week. (iASOUXK WtMl) SAW W. 11. White Is prepared to saw your woo.1 on short notice. t Phone Illack 43ol. Residence, 516 West Slith street. Heating furnace, brick and founds-1 lion stone for sal cheap by First National Hank. (let your wells drilled by old and experienced well-drillers. - Phono lied 4871. tf urCHHOLZ ft CAHPENTKU, , WKl.L MtlLLlXti. S87 So. Wlllametla Si i -...... . . " ' 11 "rilling see ti.ni.iine at i.pii p I-.. ti ASOI.IXK WOOD SAWIXG Call up Phone Main 32 or Farmer 1. It. A. Maltian. tf WOOD SWUM. o t'.,!ol1ne power, bv W. W M,ore. phone lied a;-.' Orders large or snwi'.l will be i'..-tv:A,.d lWore piirehasin an auto, see U. H Wray saent for the Hoick. See hl machine on the street at anv time. tf m-,.tl .J-itl t . t 'timers ! ivi. nni ai.i. sss Vlllard Boul. t'. UII.I.MIltF. flltOTllKHS For all kinds of draylng and "ex press llou.e phone Ked 2742- of fire. Illack 6111. "-.or ! Bass-Hueter Poiflfl a good painter i the best job on F. LUDFOI 102 W. 8th St ; j Ecntrs sanial-Pepsa A posit'5 Do DeWltt's Little L.irU i'n-i pic . .mt . -!1H - . If. I Sold P ait ill ut;;.tl4 KNers. s.ife. I'.ood e liM-r ptllsTi'Tlce-' street; phone Ked 4621. T.isc Ko.l.l T! !l.Ml,. . 1 ,,,1 ,., , ,. I-, (, . vmi want your w indows wah- nui m .-,1 m mk1. or houe or office cleaned von n.-.-. i-. th,.n wo'k guaranteed st reasonable troubled uit'i S(,nr s'i ck .Miner. . r.asi seventh a on -.1.-11,1,1. 01 f- 1 : ll! f; 1 r )i WillametU Valley Co HALL r, SHUMWAY Plumbing a 1 VI Sower Work. Also general Jobbine In tin shw't Iron work. Iron work prottly true nw IiJim Oflrw !TV Sold by W. U J. W. BARRIO Expert Houst' Moves auyihitif- attended to I v 1 ni: Carrv a full nn. 1 ,,ue ui piumoing nxtures n"11 111 rui alt lrui:i;its. o P'-one I11W. l;7l. Ttl, n,l si, . W ll . toiO o
