Eugene daily guard., August 27, 1908, Image 4

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We refer to a man who lives here and keeps his family in Portland because he cannot find
house for them in Eugene. This is bad for him and bad for Eugene.
The real estate men tell us they cannot supply half the demand for houses.
We will furnish the Lumber, Lath and Shingles if some one will get busy and build a fev
more houses to rent.
The
Booth-Kelly Lumber
14 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
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WARM GREETING
FOR BRYAN
AT TOPEKA
Topokn, Ko., Auk. 17. Tho rnpl
t it I city of Kaunas today was tho niee
ca fur Demur nils from three stiileH,
t'onui to ht'iir Wlllliiin J. Ilryiui upoiik
in tho subject of tln k inutility de
lioHlt law for banka. Tim hiiht!i , iih
lirovloimly uiinuuiired, wuh to form
unn of tho "keynotes of tho Denui
erutle nntltimil nimiuilKii.
On hi arrival from the Kant Mr.
Ill yiul wan met at tho train hy a In
, nil roioiitloii (oniinltlee unit thu nieiii
bera of tho Ih'mocriitle statu eom
in II ton of KniiHBS. Through atreeta
whlrh wore decorated for tho occa
sion tho Democratic presidential
candidate wa enrorted to tho llotol
Throiip, where linii'lioon was sorvoil.
Tho statu aiithorltlos hnvlnii retim
ed authority for tho Mieeeh-uinklim to
tako plai'O on Iho Krnnnils of lh capl
tol, It was derided to lmltl tho dein-
unHtrution at. the city park, where an
IniiuoiiHo crowd couKrciuited an hour
or more lie Torn tlic tlut ichoduled
for tho appearance of Mr. Hrynn. Sov
onil hnnils fmutahect niualo for the
occasion, anil Ihem were Introducto
ry apoochea frmn. prunliient ropraen-
itlira it tin lkni(ratli lartf In
Kansas. Mr. Bryan rode In an open!
rarrlBKo from the noted to the park,
and was grvetrd alt alonK the route
with rhmn from the crowds tnat
thmnised tho sidewalks. Another
rousliiK Inoviitloa awaited Mm when
he appeared d the aieakcra pim
form and was Introduced to tho ast.
iisKimihlaKo that tilled the park and
overrun Into the adjiilnlim streets.
I' or tiore t'vri.
i hDUi fMnil lliirlnn'a Arnica
Salvo to ho the proper thluK to use
for aoro foot, as well as for licalliiK
hums, sores, cuts, and all manlier of
abrasions," writes sir. w. mono, oi
Knst I'ortanil, Maine. It la the prop
er thing, too. for piles. Try It! Sold
under uuarantee at w. a. rviiynuu
dall's drug store. 25c.
ninirni Rnwitiv Murnlna Oomnhnv.
IK Willamette street, phone Hod
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NOTES OF THE
DAY'S NEWS
IN BRIEFFORM
t
..The GRAND
PROGRAM
Bandit King
Colonial Soldier
Misadventures of a Street Singer
White Crime
Adventures of an Overcoat
Valiant Son
SONGS BY MISS FORD
"SomewherM and "Yesterday
Matine Saturday 3 p. m
Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m.
ALL SEATS 10c.
J. O. 1 MOM AS J. DAVUXSON
Eugene Electric Company
Modem Wiring and Supplie
Designers and Makers ol Electric and Gas Fixtures, Carrfiaf
hull Line ot Up-to-Datc GooJs o
Phone NUin 5 -74 "Vnl Eighth Si Eugene. Oregon.
WUl Move About ct I and Occupy the Center Room of the
New Re.sur Building. CALL AND SKK US
Jefferson. N V.. Aug. 27. A tour
nament for the White Mountniin open
golf uunnteur chaniplonshli opened
today on tha links of the Waumbek
(Jolf Club and will continue till the
end rid the week.
V oh hi unto ii. 1. C, Auk. 27. The
battleships Alabama and Malne.whlrh
lump been detached from the Atlan
tis kultleshlp fleet and are preceed
lug the fleet by about a month on
thu nip around the world, are due
to arrive tomorrow at Aden, whence
they will proceed through the lied
Sea and Suet ranal to the Mediterra
nean. Tinelne, Wis., Aug. 27. A lively
pnKlllstle bout Is expected here to
nlKbt when Danny Uoodninn and AI
WolwiHt como together for a fen-
rnnml Itonl II u'lll I, a ,.l .rl
encounter. In their first meeting'
ttoigaiu illsiiosed of (ioodiunn In four
rounds. Since then, however. Cood
nian has engaged In fifteen bouts and
never lost a decision.
Waterloo, la.. Auk. 27. Many vis
itors are hero for the annual conven
tion of the Iowa Association for the
Heaf, which opened today for a three
days' session. The sign language
will be employed for all of the nil
drosses and discussions, which will
concern principally the recent Im
provements lu met hints for the edu
cation of the deaf and dumb.
J Asbnry Park, Auk. 2 7. The A
j bury Park conference of the Chrls
1 1 Ian Socialist Fellowship opened here
lousy wttti delegates preient from
iVnnectlcut. New York, Pennsylva
nia. New Jersey. Maryland and Dela
ware. Tho speakers this afternoon
Included Miss May CoRhlitn Kltr.imt
rUk, of llrnoklyn. the Uev. Maurice
Thinner, of New York. Itev. James
I. . Smiley, of Annapolis, and deorgc
II. Strohell, of Newark.
Kreeport, 111 . Aiiii 2 7. - A big rel
etna:tn was hold here todav In hon
or of the fiftieth anniversary of the
I second meat Lincoln lViugla debate.
wnun wan nchi in r roeport August
J 7. K.".v (ioiieral Smith IV Atkins
pie-Kl,',l at the aitutversary exercises
end tke prominent speakers iiu ln.t. il
Srmitor DolMver. of Iowa. I'ltUmel W.
11 l:i iiisoti, of l.cniston. and I'on
iifssin.iK I'r.ii.l H. I.otdcn.
.V-tei n. Or . Vni;. 7 Per the
le f lle il.ns t lie c,-s of oiirsmeu
111"' i. 'HI the Northwest will be
' i"... .1 tow aid sinru. where the
oort .inr.ii.i'. rei;.i't.i of the low -
1,1' I'.nn-.'.'i.i r;cr opoiio,! today under
M.iv o, i!,;o .,...;,.,, vhe proiiram
iP'o'..l,s tot .i nuinl.or of marine ami
. I. ,ii l ci t:n I.--, in :i.l.iil,Mi lo tho
usual aquatic, sports, yacht racing,
launch racing and rowing, contests.
San FrancUco,. Cal., Aug.. 27.. The
Most .Rev. Patrick W. Kiordan, arch
bishop of. San Francisco, was sixty-six
years old today, having been horn
In New Brunswick, August 27... 1842.
Next month hla groce will celebrate
the sliver jubilee anniversary of his
consecration as an archbishop.
New York,. Aug. 21. The Eastern
headquarters ot the Democratic Na
tional committee were formally
opened today,, and. by the first Of the
coiiiiiik weeK it Is expected to havo all
if the campaign machinery In perfect
running oritur. The, committed occu-
TROOPS MAY BE
GALLED TO ENFORCE
SUNDAY LAW
Seagirt, N. J., Aug. 27.
In a startling proclamation to
day Governor Fort declared
that unless the excise law is
observed at Atlantic City,
which he calls a Saturnalia of
vice, and next Sunday all sa
loons and cafes are closed
tightly, he will call an extra
session of ti e legislature and
may send New Jersey stato
troops to this famous resort
and declare the city under
martial law
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DREAMED STEAMER
WOULD GO DOWN
New York, Aug. 2 7. Saying s'le
dreamed the French liner Touralne,
which sailed today for Havre, wouU
go down at sea. Marie Fennell re
fused to go aboard the vessel. Her
husband and friends tried to drag
the woman aboard, hut she resisted,
and when the steamer sailed the wo
man, a flock ot children and an angry
husband were left standing on the
pier.
WILLIAM T. VILAS.
Former I'nlted States Senator and
postmaster-general, who died todav.
pies nineteen rooms on tho parlor
Hour of the Hoffman House, which
has served as Democratic headquar
ters In New York for a number of
years.
l:X-SK.N A TOH VII.AS
HIKII THIS MtillMM;
Mi"" son WU.. Aiic. 27. - Kx-Son-ator
Wm. F. Vilas died at liVto to-
TAKK NOTTt'K
CALIFORNIA REPUBS
SELECT ELECTORS
Oakland. Cal.. Aug. 27. The Cal
ifornia Republican state conventljn
is In session here today for the pur
pose of selecting ten presidential elec
tors. A feature of the convention is
the attendance of a large delegation
of woman suffragists, who want tin
convention to adopt a plank submit
ting the suffrage question to the people.
Kvrellent Health Advice.
Ice ere.ini. If you are Wiirm, hot
pop.Hirti if yon are cold. The swift
est ol i-amltes to keep you sweet, tin,'
oi-i'lu si . Jt music to please tho ca". ami
c 'o.l s '. nil time Where" t -ho
lawn social at McMufphey's Wo.lnos
,ia uuV.. August Jii Ailmi-sl. ti to
grounds, to cents. Children c.i:r"u
with i.ireiits will be a.iniitie.l ri-..
Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 37
Clfford Ave.. San Jose, Cal. savs
' The worth of Klectric Bitters as a
general family remedy for head
ache, biliousness and torpor of the
liver and bowels Is so pronounced
that 1 am prompted. to sny a word in
its favor, for the henent of those
seekliiir relief from such afflictions
There is more health for the difst
ive orc.ms in a bottle of Klectric Hit
ters than In any other remedv I know
tliatlng furnace, brick and founda
tion stone for sale ci;ap by first
Nstlona Uank.
KOU WlXHiSAWlXO
C.w'or.e power. ApplvJ. R Con
rad. 733 P. 11th. Telephone !!,. r
2. SaccessorQto W. H. pavs
HKUK'S AX KXAMPIjR
OF GOOD HOUSE SEXSE
See how quietly he stands while be
ing, shod. He knows he is having a
good job done. We do all kinds of
horse shoeing and our charges are
reasonable always. How can a horse
do a good day's work poorly shod?
Let us tlx yours up now.
Burbach & Bristow
531 Olive St.
Groceries
You will always find
the best brands of
Groceries
FreshlGreen Vegetables
Flour and Feed
No delays, we hve our own delivery
Irish Qb Pierce
Phone Miin 53 52 East 9th tS
C. R. MEAD
J. V. MACHEN
UEFORE buyint; real es
tate call up or come to
Springfield, the best town
of its size in the valley, the
best railroad center and the
best water power in the
State. Farms of all sizes
and descriptions, also cty
property for sale.
M.;m. & REAL ESTATE CO-
Telephone Main 171
You're on!
when your clotiii
after by our HP
Cleaned lrtL
properly, dell
and our charge!
ness make MtW"
sured fact.
Everything W
Cleaning an' 4
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Plumbing and Sewer Work.
Also general lo&bing In tin and
sheet iron work. Ire work promptly
attended to.
CMrry a full line of plumbing fixtures
r.hooe Illack 1371. 7th nndPak Sts.
Furnish
mivrlv. H
kinds of reE
and tinninM
and let
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Transfer
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