Eugene daily guard., August 04, 1908, Image 6

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ITCHING ECZEMA
inci.i: ... MHI
THK TOWN HKI
on July 4th In honor of hla
birthday, and Ihno will lie
many anlled gowna and Kar
menta to ahow evMi-nte of the
paint. IVheihrr It t rnd
I.alnt. a'aln or roll from any
ratine whatever you will have
your garrm-nta rnovat'd an
they will look kooiI aa new when
rleamd nt tliu Kugenn Uyo
Worka.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th ini Willamette Sis.
Plioni Red 2861
A NICK I.ITT1.K MKAIi AT
TIIK THKATIIK C'AKK
la alwnra bmtIk.i-I, where you K"t
v,rytl.li.K mi netly-liiK ami t'Mith
mitiie thex June iiirnliiK" when
your aiH-lltr la flrkle. When you
want tu trral your frli-mla, your wife
ir your awwtlMurt to a meal tlint la
rooked to the Vtiiin'a tn.tc. lirliiK
them In the Theatre t'afe.
Suffered Torments from Birth
Boils Formed as Big as Walnuts
In Frightful Condition and Could
Hardly Work -Tried All Kinds of
Remedies to No Avail At Last
WHOLLY CURED IN 8
MONTHS BY CUTICURA
"I had an Itching-, tormenting -ma
btw aliir 1 w l"t" the woiltj, and 1
am now a man llfty-flvo yi-an, old. I
tn-l ail kimla medicine. 1 heard or,
Iml found no relief. I waa truly n a
friahtful liditl.n. At lat my blood
wa xi had that I br.-ke, out all over
with red and whiut ImiU, which kept
crowinr until they were. big aa.wal
iiuta. fanning; (treat pain and ininery. I
tliounht they would take the akin off
my whole liody. but I kept from arraU-h-init
aa well ox I could. I waa ao run
down that I could hardly do my work.
Mr. Nelaon It. Hurnelt rwoinmencled
tlm iiwj of Cuticura Iti-mnlim. tellina;
m he waa nonliilent thev would In-nefit
and In time, cure me. J tiwil the (;mi
rura Koap. Ointnient, Itiw.lvent. and
lMlln for about eight montiia, and I can
truthfully aav I am ctiml, I cordially
recommend t'uticura Itemetliia to all
who are afflicted the aame aa I won. Ikv
HnviliK that, if they will line them
according to dirmllona, they will And
them ail they are rcpri-aenti-d Ui lie.
Anyone doubting the truth of the aliove
can write to Mr. nurnett , who will cheer
fully vouch for my atateinenta.
"Halo llordwell, It. K. I. 8. Oilar
Cornera. Tipbm, la., Aug. 17, 1U07."
"I chwrfiilly endorse the aliove tea
tlmonial. It ia the truth. I know Mr.
llordwell and know the condition he
waa in. He never tlrea of praifling the
Cuticura itcmediea.
"Nelaon It. llurnett, Tipton, la."
'COUNGILMEN ISSUE
! REPLY TO DEFAMERS
Kditor Cuard: In view of the Bystem "but not durln.; the a dm in la
fart that Kuifiie la about to vote tration of Mayor Matlock NO'"1
again on the water proportion. It has publicly a.rus.d the r..y co in il
miKht be well to ati.te a few FACTS of political JuKKb-ry in a'.tr npi.nn
In refutation of the many mlaatate- to force the people lino voting the a,i
nenta that have been made from ditional L'00. 000 by selling the o her
ime to time In the Keglater. editor- 1160,000 bonda wh J?'"10"
lallv. and over the algnaturea of D. , and allusion to Mr Matlock hi I hl
A i'aine and W. W. Calklna. Sundays speech, show very plainly
The ItegiHter has repeatedly mis- that his position Is that of a personal
ytated matters In regard to the pro-! nature. In which he has an old!
poaed water plant and consequent j ance to a r. and has caused him in
bond Issue., and purchase of the WII-, the last few months to flop c lear
lamettc Valley Company's plant, to- away from his former Ideas w e are
wit That the council had refused ! Derfcctly willing to leave to the read
to purchase the plant after the pen-' er who the political tr.ckster is in
pie had Instructed them to do so. and ! this case
had voted on bonds for that purpose! We believe that this is a time and
and that the Willamette Valley peo-, occasion when others "
pie had been ready at all times to members of the city council) should
urn the plant over to the city. Thlnibe able to arise above personal e i-
In face of the fact that tne Kditor i miuea uuu iiuiiu C.
flentle anointings with Cuticura. the
f;rcat Hkin Cure, preeeded by warm
alba with Cuticura Hoap, followed In
the severer forma, with mild doaea of
Cuticura Itcaolvcnt Pllla, afford instant
relief. ermlt reat and aleeo, and point
to a a(ie4l)r cure of torturing, dinflgur
Ing. itching, burning, and scaly humora,
erxemas, rashes, and inflammations,
from infancy to age. (
rutirura ansp rife.) ut Dssom th nam. Cult-
rufa olnlmrnt We I lo Htsl lh nin, nil Ciilh
run ltr.lvritl Iter t.tnt In th fnnn of ( hnmlkls
(im1 rim. 2&c cr vui of em to furirr ihf nkiod.
ffcilil IhroiiRnnul Ilia world. Polur On A Cbcm
Curn . Holt I'rniM . HrMlon, UftM.
ssrMtlisd rrt. concurs liuuk ni stta t) imams.
VOTE BONDS
FOR SIUSLAW
IMPROVEMENT
(Florence West.)
TheOqucstion of bonding this end
of Lane county to Improve the Sius
law harbor resolves Itself Into simply
this- Shall we vote the bonds for
this purpose and have the work go
forward as soon as possible, or shall
we depend upon congress to appro
priate the money and wait another
ten or probably twenty years for the
work to be commenced? If the legis
lature at Its next session passes the
bill permitting the bands to be Is
sued, a special election is called at
once and the bonds voted, and sold
without unnecessary delay, it is quite
probable that the work of Jetty build
ing fan be commenced next year. The
funds on hand would then be suffi
cient to keep operations going stead
ily 'or 'wo o' three vears on a larger
scale than the work has ever heei
nere In tile nasi, u is me
of the Iteglsur knew tlmt no bonds and act as honest men. u is 0)lnIon of nearly all who have exam
,rrtlwl preuy generally aiiu-u . ((e sltuatlon tnat J100.UIIU jll
oiihl Ik- illnMHril of until iiilv
III ilnya.
That the city endeavored to
roiini'llinen are working
get faithfully to carry
the
oraiub ," ' - rti-i n,lsv expended in bulldm
ilthfully to carry out tne Hxpieaaeu, . . enough more
possession of the plant Immedlatidy wish of the people, meeting iro i i e i bar 8Q that ,i(,nt
after the election, and the first ac-! to ten times monthly and laboring
Hon of the Council was to Instruct
the city attorney to enter Into nego
tiations and a contract to tnke over
the same, but the Willamette Valley
company steadily refused to turn the
same over until the bonds were is
sued. This case Is cited merely to
until 11 and 12 o clock al
night, without remuneration. It is to
he presumed they are not as much In
terested In the good of the city and
as honest in their actions as the Ed
itor of the Register, Mr. I'aine anil
Mr. Calkins? Or must a man or nec
show the deception and unfairness of . easily become a rogue or trickster
tin, n,.iiuiir tiiwiirila the cllv council, the moment he assumes a public
New Set
Chairs
of
Why do you have 01. D
RIIAIIIIY C'HAIKH . In your
homo, when you can mako thuni
OOOI) AS N K W lor only 60o t
A ran of Chlnauiul rill wort
wondura In your noma.
Bee that '.ho Chluatuan It oo
every can.
Bee our weat show window.
AHK TO KICK Ol lt MOW WALL
r.M'KIt
16-18 Wat Buvvntb Bt.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co
tajfiegtiarisBfc--ta
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
CORVALLIS, - OREGON
Offers colh'Kliito rotirmn in ArM
ciilMiro. InclmlhiK AKronnmy, Hurtl-
culture. Animal II iinlminlry, Dairy
HiiHtmndry, cic. ; h uri'Ht ry ; I loineHtW:
Hcienre und Art; Civil, KU'clrlml,
Mcrhanlciil, and MlntiiK KiikIiuhmIhk;
Coininrrt; I'liiirniury.
Offers eienientary coiirseH In Asrl-
nilluru, Knrentry, DomeHlli! Hrieneo
mul Art, ('(imnierre and Mechanic
Arts, InrlinlliiK furKe work, cabinet
nmkliiK. Kteatn flttliiK. pliiniltlnn. nm-
rlilne work, tU
HlroiiK faeulty, NWHlern equipment;
free Million; opens Sept. 2,
MluHtrated rataloKue with full In
formation on application to the He-
glKtrur, free.
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas Hxturcs. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
jnd tinning v.vrk. Call
and let us estimate on
your work
Aya & Heitznun
14 Wrtt BihSc
fhnn. Mark I 117
mm
E. C. Gulliford
Feed ord Livery,
Boarding Stables
New KI.Htr ItiHuu New
ItubtH'r Tire I'urnoutA.
Kali I ni k Stage l.lue,
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Sucmiort to
ARM1TACE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
0.tk and 7th Eugene. Or.
and the people, who have a right to
the facta of the case; It also allows
the means the Register adopts to vil
li fy and nbiisn the actions or tne
Council. When attention was culled
to this In Justice, a pretended apol
ogy, with an amended commentary,
was' really worse than the original
article. The fact Is that the city as
vet has no deed to the water plant.
Aa to the "water board" which seems
to worry the Register so much. If the
Council deem it advisable, Mr. Oil
strap (provided he is unable to await
the convenience of the Council) may
bi asked to name the name, as this
can he his only concern.
Now aa to the Issue of tne run
$300,000 of water bonds, Mr. Calkins
says; that 160, uuu wouiii no neeueu
to put the present plant in condition,
(wo have advice irom noiier i : i me
thorlty Dr. Paine that 1200,0011
will be necessary to perteci tne pres
ent plant) at the same time he, (Mr.
CalkiiiB), condemns the council for
selling more bonds than is necessary
to purchase the present plant. Is this
sensible or consistent? Will he kind
ly Inform an Ignorant rouncll where
this JliO.OOO. or $200,000 Is to come
from? Perhaps Mr. Calkins does not
know, or care, that this additional
$1110,000 is only to ho Issued nnil
taken up as the city lias need for the
money, and no Interest will he paid
tor these bonds until such issue. The
Council, having taken every precau
tion to snve the city nnv needless ex
pense. Mr. Calkins fulled to stat",
moreover, what source of wnler sup
ply could be perfected for $110,000.
Including extensions, lie also suites
Hint pumping expenses would be
$2ri00 per year, the farts an' the city
has no sucii contract, nor could they
secure one for that amount to sup
ply mi ample amount ot water, sir.
Calklna also knows this, (or should.)
To the cill.ens of Ktigene. who lire
honest I v and sincerely concerned In
the wnier situation, let it be under
stood for all time that the Register
iri 11 A Piilnn are only a small pan
of the very small minority who have
from first to last opposed municipal
ownership and a pure wholesome sup-
olv of water for Nugeno, anil ever
argument advanced by either was
v,,,,i ilncai bale beioro tnu
cirri Inn. and their position now, n
then, la nuvthlng to badger tne peo
ple's representative In currying out
their wishes. What the reason or In
fluence under which they labor, the
people nre well able to Judge.
As tor W. W. Calkins, his position,
to aav the least was anything but en
viable, alnce up to a few months ago
he was Kugcnes strongest advocate
for a gravity system, and has made
the alaienient lo members of the
ii ...i,i.i ii,.. inHt slxtv days.
that he Is still In favor of a gravity to sign It.
trust? Again are the council mem
bers not as well or better posted on
present conditions and the feasibil
ity of the proposed water system than
are those who have all their time
consumed In finding fuult with those
who are trying to do their duty? The
council Is acting under the advice
and Instructions of practical engin
eers and water plant builders, whose
business It is to KNOW, and iney
have also personally Investigated all
these matters, some members of the
council having been engaged in these
investigations for the last three years
past. The waters of Kltchey creek
has been tested, and (all reports to
the contrary by would-be advisers)
found to be pure. Measurements of
the water flow have been made and
will be continued throughout the dry
season and the results published from
time to time until the bond election
Investigations are also being made
relative to purchase or other control
of the much discussed watersnen
which will be worked out In detail
and given to the public, tne same
plan Is being adopted regarding the
right of way for tu o:pe line.
And now. let It he finally tinder
stood that the council Is not attempt
ing any trickery, nor have they ay
graft to work on the people. We be
lieve we were instructed by the vot
ers of Kugene to give the city the
best water plant to be had In their
discretion, with (be funds nvallable,
and In this connection and on this
line you will find Its members work
ing early and late despite the empty
vaporlngs and narrow tulndeil btcK
erlngs of cheap politicians who have
no further Interest In the city than
personal gain, or the evening up of
some old score. Furthermore, the
council chambers nre open nt all
times and the council will welcome
anyone who Is honeBtly concerned In
this matter either as auditor or ad
viser, we desire to hide nothing from
those who are Interested in a greater
Kugene. Lastly, we believe we fully
understood the vote of the people as
recorded April IS, to be for a gravity
system If practicable, (which we be
lieve it Is. otherwise there will be
none built by this council I and we
have faith In the people lo believe
they will stand back of their repre
sentatives in the actions they have
taken In the multcr of good water.
W. T. MOON.
.1. K. ltOACII.
T. II. OAKKKTT.
1. N. llAHHAl'C.II,
F. J. HKKOfiR.
Thli paper waR not presented to
Couni'llnicn Williams and Gilbert
for the'r-ason that they are out of
town. T'1 nlng nnn-T Pilsr'Mire-
scuta as usual by Buying they refused
draught vessels ran pass In and out
of the river without mucn aeia.
This would give a great impetus to
business of all kinds In this section,
especuially such as require the pro
duct to be shipped away to market.
On the other had. if we wait until
congress appropriates the funds to
begin work on the jetty, we are cer
tain to have to wait several years
and passlbly a good many before
anything more is done; then unless
things are done In a different way
from what they were In the past, only
a few thousand dollars will be appro
priated at a time and the work will
drsg along Indefinitely.
Of course, everybody here Is anx
ious to see the bar Improved so our
products can be shipped away to
market, and we believe it will pay
our people in this valley several times
over to raise the money to begin the
work and trust to congress to con
tinue the harbor improvement for
us.
As soon as the harbor is Improved
so vessels can enter and leave the riv
er without risk of being bar bound,
the quantity of fruit, lumber, farm
and dairy products will Increase sev
eral times over, the country will de
velop, and as a result all the inhab
itants will become more prosperous.
Uy all means let us issue the bonds
and help to Improve the harbor.
HJ
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PROGRAM
Episode of the French Revolution
Love Through Fire
Jealousy to Heroism
Antics of Two Spirited Citizens
Novice Tight Rope Walker
Old Isaacs, the Pawnbroker
SONGS BY MISS FORD
"A Tear, a Smile, a Kiss"
"He Laid Away a Suit of Grey"
Surprise Night, Friday Night.
M.tisM To Dav 3 D. rn.
Evening Performance 7:45 and: 9 J
Air CCA TC 1V. I
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All orders for live and dressed poultry fiiy
promptly.
If possible send in your orders for frysone
day in advance of delivery.
Chicken feathers for your summer cushions,
5c per pound.
102 East Ninth Street
Phone Majiii
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HARRY STUCKEY BOUND PRESIDENT CAMPBELL
OVER TO CIRCUIT COURT: MAY MARRY SOON
1
GEO.K.MUNROE
It. HOUSFUP.NISHER
STOVES-RANGES
FURNITURE
67 Wt Eighth St,
We havo erythl;iK (or tho klt
t'hfu. A.. Kurt of pot a ntul ntum In
nirui tut K'ttiittenuro. Alt (ho little
iMiilrn t-H 1 hat innkt riHtkinn a
imtthtH InMeail vt a ilriulm you wU)'
Mini hTt rVit'ith-iuo Kt'tl d6 7(1.
KUGENE .OKF.GON
Harry It. Sturkf!
who wua iirrrali'il
AUOiil In tin' lower
11 fi'W ilaa ui;i 1
. tliu youus man
lit his luiiiii- at
Sluslnw country
Sheriff Harry
A KW f Hill Sti I I. Kj A,'A .. ..a. . ",lf,,,
I ' 1 jrte
BaWlMaBaBBBPaBBBMtH(pBWBHBB j Mfcrya jt
Julius
Goldsmith
11 rin
.1..- .'iuiirl i tt.,
ilk aH'..tn luak.
l4mc-.atla llrwg i o II atorr.
,t.rit. I'Urkr v. I'nrtUaal
llmm, clmiKril iikki avaii'ii n-
siiillt upon li. W. Slctnhaucr. wna
uUcii 1111 examination hcturu Justice
ot the I'i'iice llryson this forenoon, j
After ex;unliilns several Witnesses
who ha.l heen hrotiKht out from the
western cinl of tin- county for th:il
pni pose, the Jinlse h.nnul the yoiin:
niiiu mer In the sum of II no to ap-;
tor ir;.il in the circuit com
Hall was till ulshe.l. I V 1 lal'Ull UUU ;
appcard as counsel for the ileten.l ,
am an. I li.M'iily Klstrlct Attorney 1
SUpwor"! lor the state,
The Kugene correspoiuleut of the
OrcKonlau writes na follows-
P. I,. Cnuiphell, proshlent of the
I'liiversity' ot tiregon. mis (tone Kast
to aeeure new iiv.itrustors, the lituits
of his Journey lielni; t'hlcaito anil ln-
llttle son, came to Eugene a few
years ago, having accepted the poai
tlnn of dean of the men's dormitory.
The comfort of dormitory life great
ly Increased under her management,
and the young men found in her a
valued adviser and a devoted friend.
Later, resigning the superintendency
of the dormitory, she assisted In the
work of the university library.
Mrs. Church's maiden name was
Campbell, and her family Is related
to that of President Campbell. Her
father was a clergyman of the Chris
tian church and was educated by his
uncle, Alexander Campbell, of Ken
tucky, founder of the Christian
church. President Campbell and his
bride will return here early in September.
ji 'ajoig osnic ,s.uorc m sjop
JO SOUV(I SdUUJ JdUJB.VY
The Dallas road will do very well,
running to West Salem, says the Sa
lem Statesman. But the time will
come when there will be a railroad
bridge across the Willamette, at or
near Salem, and a road east to join
with the Woodburn - Springfield
brnch.
yrupfigs
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HOTEL BRADSHAW
Rooms and board. Rooms with free use of furnished fcti
including dishes and wood. Half way to Nye Beach, ovcriot
the ocean. Kates reasonable. W. C. COOK, Prop., Newpott,
The Home
Tailor
is the man for the booster to. pat-1
ronizc. We boost and expect j
others to boost the town by j
patronizing the Home product, i
McLcod, The Tailor, makes!
the fit that catches the eye.
G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St.
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
I Appreciates smoking
cigars. It gives him reki
I The Mount. Hood Cijf
favorite among all thinki
It is positively the i
Cigar on the market
White's Short Order House
Men at all Hours
20c Up
W.L. WHITE, Piop. W. 8th St
liin i ctirt.ii t i nr..
Kor tile ull-.'plete cure of cocci's,
colds, a-t inn :ia,l bronchi: Is and all
hum .- in i l.i' nt ten ling to cotisump
tl.Mi. lt-rwoit, '.ar and wild cherry
have lor use iimlut. lined an estab
lished reputation as a standard
cough remedy. It contains no op
ium or harmful drugs and can he
llii'll with salelv to children. Price
II HO. Sold by l.lun llll l'i. Wil
liams Mig. Co. plops , i'lceiand. iV
;s(H ink txn sw
W. t;. White Is prepared to aw
your wood on short not i. e.
Phone t'.i,K tl.'-l. Kestdetic
Wc.-t Sixth s'teet.
If.
p DlJai c i in. i "iiaai yniai(ij
pci siiii r p. i Mpm:i.i.
mm " - n i
luxiri'JOGnna
Cleanses tho System Ef fee
ually.DispoLs Colas umllienclr
nclios tlao to Con-sltimtton;
Acts naturally, acts truly as
a Laxative.
Host foi'Meriompn find CK'Jil"
rpn-youn' anil Old.
Hi iot itsncnnjiiial Ejocts
AInvovs buy the Genuine ujuch
hasilu' jull name of tlie Com
pany I 1 n 1 1 Tr?rtT- ti i
UALlrUKNIA
Rt trup Co.
by Kiim it n miuui(iictufMi,ptmtf(i rn tlie
SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS.
out Ma- oy. rrular pi K r 50-- birfllt".
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
IN AMERICA OR ABROAD
you will find great satis
iactijn in using-our Trav
elers Letters of Credit.
This is a convenience
you should not be with
out. Lef us give you full
particulars on the subject.
CAPITAL
$65,000,000
Groceri
You will always k
the best brands ol
Croccrics
Fresh Green Vegetatl
Flour and Fe
No delays, we bve out on
Irish b Pier;
Phone Main 53 Sb
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