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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1908)
o THK EUGENE lUILV c.V Q,n, yTl-IH,lv Al,;, ST I, I DOM ft - I eWttIng that I l.wtim ...jinc bat- Srwheathej 1 . Tun" Anson Is , fill V 1 :'lue returns to the mtf MIC icl -.in hp in l"-:.i..ii team " , l"T. la with the leaa- L.virtl'"'8l,t0,1Cl1 Southern pen- I TV of the Boston Nat feersofhot Ljm Tom " ivi l r 'un. Diehl ls Pt. .ept pay for vil lime since the Amerl rnfsbiog a .well pen- r im National $ upon the Chicago .,, series from New York ailie Murphy buy another ittl !! out of 46 games "iax team landed on top wn League race. n ' Dissers" started their nie la last place and in iCirtar. the former Brook- si player. Is palming auoui ol crutches. Having iwiaieu in recent game. But Jack wertaeless. as his spring i hu a good lead in the ice. iree Ihree-basgers In one ath time being put out at it irrin to stretch the hits ten ii th stunt performed )l the Utlca, N. Y. team re- il the lop and New York ottom In the American ha Could anything prove luirely that baseball is L, M Agents (c? the SLevermanuUr,,. cpOR 1 uwj"" - i o 1 ' ' "T strictly on the level. Several Class X --7 , , genuine ri 1 I)eroU beat wnc lt q g. comes in attendance, while the Amer- , J "''n tor u'- .ouldnt he able to accomodate the WSpW ' posiu"" '" (Hi, ,ruwds should the Highlanders ever StiSVjB 'ibUl to have be able .0 roost at the top. 4 1 ,AEfiunsi Jim" Is The National. League race this sea- s-X&i Y "f 16 srlke" son Is oue grand up-set In baseball Js. v V t 1 rwo 0 calculations. V !-"iJUM- ,n01fs The two youngsters. Wlllett and A. UA. . " JViiuW Summers, are Planing great ball tor jfT'' f StSS Jttevldent that Manager Can.! Jg ' K 'VW RALPH ROSE... American athlete who won the shot putting contest at the Olympic games, London, with a (core of 46 feet TVii Inches. of Cincinnati "live when he held on to Pitcher Spade. All of the Western teams looked alike to the Boeton Americans dur ing the last stay of the Red Sox at home. i The Brookly team got such a bad 'start in the spring that their good j playing later in the season counts for little. The Pittsburg Pirates are making I a hard fight for the pennant and look to have an even chance on copping lt. i Wilkesharre, Pa., Is simnort'ng two base ball teams at present, the TWO CUPS OF TEA IN ONE Is what you will have If you use the usual quantity of our tea when you make lt. The strength of our tea is such that you need only about half the usual quantity in order to make tea of fine flavor and fragrance. That is on account of the purity and quality of the tea. Try a pound; you'll like the flavor and also the economy of using . M. GR F F N THE square WS'JG'll, DEAL GROCER 41? Willamette St. Phone Main 25. J. H. TEST CP.BAP.NARn tjadt mr-MiT-vr MNGS LIVERY CO. I I Mr am.. . ,ew. fctage and Sales Stables Firfn. C4bsAlways Ready fCIa Tumouu of All Descriptions I1- Shee,"1' EUGENE-FLORENCF. STAfiR- A dally itjet leavetEugene at ia.m, Or MlolMnn. rlnmm 41.- I... It -7 . "Ill call irw ( ,m, . ivihiwc auu tme ery Phone Main 21 It.''. YM mi mm.m.m.m MOST GROCERS SELL Olympic Flour u 6Very S8ck S"aranteed it?" "oa hard wh"'- ' r h Ate b'.d ,han any ,h" ,iour nd of br ! J""- BtCiu" of th Wttw,. AS1cFrvr,t,heco,,,'nohiehef,hao Tur UR GROCER FOR IT. ",. FLOURJNC MILLS n"WJMiTimir - iowcr or Binder sec tugenere UNCLE SAM x5 lli A BROAD CHE8T NEEDED New York state and Atlantic League! both playing in the "Baron" city ' Pitcher Herbst of the New Haven team recently pitched and won a double-header, one game of 15 and the other of 9 Innings. Now that the Western teams of the American League are playing at home they doubtless will cinch the first four positions In the league standing. ! There is not an infield in the coun-l try playing better ball at present than Jones, Williams, Wallace and Ferris, j of the St. Louis Browns. i The Eastern league has two new I managers, Schafley, who succeeded Kelly at Toronto, and Holly at Roch-i ester, where Al Buckenberger was ; pilot for several years. i Manager Mullaney, whose Jackson-; ville tea mis making a runaway race in the South Atlantic League, was, given a benefit recently which net ted the "Old Scout," a tub full of money. j Word from New York has it that Owner Farrell of the Highlanders is out for a new manager and la willing to pay any amount of money to se cure the right man. The New York Nationals have won four double-headers this season and lost one, while the New York Ameri cans have won one and lost four. The great work of the Detroit team has been a surprise, as few predicted the Tigers making such a fight for the pennant after falling before the Cubs last fall. Booze and an Indian are bad things to mix. The Indian player Bender who stabbed his manager Wm. Clark, of the Columbia, S. C. team, was crazy drunk at the time. Bender now stands a good chance of being black-listed by the National Commis sion. The St. Louis Nationals don't lok to be of championship timber. Never theless Owner Murphy of the Chicago champions does not hesitate to go ti the Cardinals for star pitchers. Manager Bobby Lowe of the Grand Rapids team had to forfeit a game to Dayton recently on account of six of his' star players going on a strike. The players claimed their salary was overdue and they must have some money before they would go on the diamond. Kr'c!'!n; i)f Nations. In ?!! Hie events concluded since the Olympic games began early in the polo and other sports in which Eng land alone competed, the present standing of the countries, counting wins only, is as follows: United Kingdom, 3S; America, 22: Sweden. 7; France, 4; Hungary, 3; Norwav, Cermany, Canada. Italy, 2 each; Belgium, South Africa, Fin land, 1 each. Track and Field Kveiitx. In the field and track events In which the points are counted five for first, three for second and one for third, the standing Is: America. 114; I nited Kingdom. 66 1-3; Sweden, 12'4; Canada. 11; South Africa and Greece, X each; Norwav and Germany 4: Italy 3; Hungary. 2 1-3; France. 2 1-3; Aus tralia and Finland. 1 each. America's score In the field and track events is made up of 1 5 firsts, 10 seconds, S thirds. In addition to a tie for second and third In the ....ii hii-h Inmn and a tie for third place In the pole vault. The I'nited Kingdom got ei'u seconds and three thirds R B Wrav, who Is lornl aont for v. mi,iia a-in put. In a tnp mnr r " 1 " garage In this city. Just as soon as a suitable location can be secured. M Is prepared to do auto livery business for the traveling public or fur Pleas ure 'rips. Call up to Eugene Trans fer Co.. Phone Red 1101. i GERMAN r'OACH STAI.MOX I The Onrmnn coach horse which 1 'purchased from Duncan Scott wll ilnake the stand durln? the season at : Bangs' barn. f j pprtKtNS. j siftK shop ix miii itfi I E P Shlnn has r.W,v-ct'up a first-' rlP'o "tine h"n In fninire. All wnrV ; guaranteed. Cring In your Jwork. j 1 Feed voiir rnse or lawn a little "Will Grow" fertilizer and sen the improvement. Chambers Hardware FEELS CHESTY TO HOLD ALL HIS ME0AL8. Triga in Nw York Pr. COTTAGE GROVE NEWS OF LOCAL IMPORTANCE In the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning last week to Oak land some scoundrel of scoundrels entered and ransacked their home the Stouffer cottage at the lower end of Railroad street. Among the arti cles stolen was an almost new .32 cal ibre Winchester, three pillows, quilts, an overcoat, pair of new pants and suspenders, a pair of heavy shoes, a lantern and other things. Mr. Man ning believes the Job to have been executed by local talent, and thinks he has a pretty good clue, which we hope he has. If the guilty parties are apprehended they should be given the limii. There Is an activity about the nr mory, preparatory to packing up for the ten or twelve days' annual en campment at American Lake, near Tacoma. Company E will be well represented In the big encampment, as many of the boys have been plan ning to combine their summer out ing with this occasion, and a large percentage of the company will there fore go into camp. The members of Company E will leave Cottage Grove on the early Monday morning over land, and therefore few of them will retire Sunay night. It has been suggested that the city ma terlally Increase Its police force on this occasion, or temporarily relieve It from duty. Born To the wife of Sherman Shortrlde July 28, 1908, a daughter Fip Sore Feet. itr unn fminH tlitnlon'R Amirn i nam .wiiii.. ........ -. Salve to be the proper tiling to use for sore ieet, as wen as iur ui-uhhk l. ...... ...... no nnto nnrl nit ninniier Of abrasions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Portand, Maine, it is me prop er thing, too, for piles. Try lt! Sold under guarantee at W. A. Knyken dall's drug store. 25c. WOOD SAW1NO. John M. P. Dixon, successor to W. E. Hoddy. All wood sawed to gunge. For prompt service phone HI nek 3312. Residence 324 High street, tf Gasoilne Woodsaw. IIRICK. BRICK First-class brick, delivered or In yard. Yard immediately across riv er on Linton place. a6 Kf) WILES. Monarch ranges. Thirty days' free trial. J. W. Kays Fur. Co tf if ft; lit ins "SA MARTIrOSHERIDAN. Auicrli-nn illwiis thrnwer who wnn the KiH rhjiinpl"iixhlp f"r America at the Olympic gain-s. l."ndou, wllh tkru ui Inch. A J f m a r St KETCHEL MADE SHORT WORK OF HUGO KELLY Sau Francisco Jnlv 31 i,mi.,v Ki'tclicl. ot Grand Rapids, made short work of Hug., Kelly, of Chicago, to night at the (.'olisi'um in their sched uled 20-round contest for the world's middleweight championship. Ho knocked out his man after but 2n seconds of fighting In the third round a left flush to the Jaw nlacing Kl. ly hors du combat. Although Ketch el won early the victory was not an easy one. In fact, it looked a bit blue for tho champion as he strode to his seat after the termination of the sec ond round. In two fast rounds Kellv out-fought his man from the tap of the gong. Yesterday's baseball scores: San Francisco. 6: Portland. 1. Los Angeles, 5; Oakland. 1. The Chicago Ladies' baseball team defeated Brownsvlllo 5 to 2 and were defeated by Lebanon 6 to 2. Coburg also beat them. CARVER'S RAILROAD READY FOR BUSINESS WILL HAITI, WHEAT FROM FARMS ALONG LINK TO OltVALI.IS THIS FALL TKACKLAYIXG IX PKOOKKSS The Corvallis & Alsea Railroad ex pects to be In the field to handle the grain crop of Southern Benton, and will be ready to supply cars to far mers the latter part of next week. says tile Corvallis Times. Tho track has been laid and Is now In good con dition to a distance 1V4 miles, and will beat Barclay's wlthl na few days. The grade has been pushed forward to the Benson Starr farm, a distance of lo miles. Both tracklaying and grading is In progress every day. A siding to the Corvallis Flouring Mills is being rusned, and will be ready for use next week. Manager Carver an nounced last night that all facilities would be offered farmers to get their grain to Corvallis over the new road Only such grain as Is destined for Corvnllis will be received, no arrange ment being perfected as yet to carry it to other points. The company will leave cars on the main line at nny point to accommodate fanners for the present, the only requirement be ing that the car shall be loaded dur ing the day. The arrangement will be very convenient to those who wish to ship to Corvallis, reducing as it will the haul to the minimum. TEACH KHS' EXAMINATION Notice Is hereby given thnt the county superintendent of Lane coun ty will hold the regular examination of applicants for state and county papers in the county court house, Eugene, Oregon, as follows: For Stnto Papers Commencing Wednesday, August 11, 1908, at 9 o'clock a. m., and con tinuing until Saturday, August 15, at 4 p. m. Wednesday Penmanship, history, .spelling, physical geography, reading, psychology. Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, book keeping. Friday Physiology, geography composition, algebra, Kngllsh litera ture. Saturday Botany, plane geomet ry, general history, school law. l-'cu- County Papci-H Commencing Wednesday, August 12. llillK, at II a. m. and continuing until Friday, August 1-1, at 4 o'clock. Wednesday, Penmanship, history. orthography, reading, physical geog raphy. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, physi ology. Friday Geography, school law, civil government, Kngllsh lletrnture. W. II. DILLARO. County Superintendent. II1DH WANTED The building commlttoe, Eugene, Oregon, asks for bids for heating, electric lighting and gas piping for I. O. O. F. building. On electric wir ing and gas piping until noon, July 30, 1 90K; on heating until August 15, IflOS, at noon. Plans and speci fications on file at the office of the architect, John llunzlcker, Eugene, Or. al She l.iki'H (i)MHl Thing. Mrs. (.'has. 10. Smith, of West Franklin, Maine, says: "I like good things and have adopted Dr. King's New Life Pills as our family laxative medicine, because they are good and do their work without making a russ about It." These painless purifiers sold at W.A. Kuykendall's drug store. If you take Kodol In the beginning the had attacks of Dyspepsia will be avoided, but If you allow these at tacks to go unheeded It will take Ko dol a longer time lo put your stom ach in gooil condition again, (let a bottle of Kodol today. Sold by all druggists. It. C. MOHOAVS I t It.MTl HE I A( TORV. Furniture manufactured for whole sale or retail trade. Factory at east -nd of Fifth street. Repairing solli l Itctl. Phone lllack r,;)!il. Residence phone, Black a 5 0 I. If COW FEED. Alfalfa meal. At Ilalle7, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1.-.21. If you want to kmn anything about auto", call up Ifr H. Wray, Phone Red 1101. Mf handles the llulck. 111 CASTORIA AVcectablc Preparation for As similating the Food and Hcfiula tiiig the SlanmLhs oi id Bowels af Promotes Digcslion.Cheetful rxssaivirW.ContalnsririUter Oprum.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Mx.Jmvm' MnM A perfect Kerru-dy for Constipa tion. Sour Stoniach, Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions Jeverish ncss and Loss of Sleep. facsimile Signature cf NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OT WRAPPCB. Factory For Sale A cider vinegar, apple butter and cider jelly factory on the corner of Blair and West Second streets; one of the best corners in the town for that kind of business. Building is 50x100 divided in half by partition on a lot 6qx 1 43. Ample room to handle and pack fruits, farm produce, etc., when not manufacturing. Very little competition, and if any, you have the markets of Tacoma, Seattle and Alaska to supply. In fact, a number of Eugene merchants have said that they needed just such a factory here to buy their goods from. A golden opportunity for some one :-: :-: :-: :-: o o o o o o Address N. A. EUGENE Phone Black 1511 mm m J. O. -. HOMAS Eugene Electric Company Modern Wiring una supplies Designers and Makrrs of Electric and Gas Fixtures, Carrying; a Full Line of Up-to-Date Goods Phoit Miin 5-74 Weil Eighth Si., Eugfiif, Oregon. . Will Move About Oct. ( and Occupy the Center Room of the New Reeisttr Building. CALL AND SEE US u For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years 59 for Sale R., Guard Office III.AW AM) I, Kill I' WEK1I1T ItlDEItS ullke will find the celebrated Itacyck adapted to their needs. To be siiru the sume Identical who I won't do for a 2 f 0-pound man and oue who tips the beam at only 1 10; hut the same mako of wheel will do the trick if Its built like tho Rncycle. Thero Isn't an Inch of defective mate rial In II, nnd our guarantee means what It says. GUN CO. 534 Wl Umette Street efn POLITE ATTENTION greets all customers at our market, and as choice a piece of meat as was ever laid on a block Juicy, tender, exquisite ly flavored and fluo grained, Is what we cut your porterhouse, sirloin, flat bone or hip bone steaks from. We know how to cut up meats for your table as well us to rhooso the primes!, ho that they will look temptlnK as well as lender and succulent. Our prices are low tor prime meals. Broders' Bros Phone 2Main 40 - Went. 8th St,. J. DAVIDSON ,w A CASTORIA if
