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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1908)
4 j --, ECGEVB DAIir GUARD, FIUD-ir, SEPTEMBER 1008 J ' ,,.w..,ftf.fftttftftmmmmmimttiiK i Shriners, deal gegtly with the candidates They art frfrnds of ours. D o You Want to be a United States Senator? Up in Washington an effort is being made to defeat a U. S. Senator for re-election, one of the major charges against him being that he is non-progressive and never improved his hometown by "nailing two boards together or laying one brick on another." NOW is the time for you to remove one obstacle to your successful candidacy by building a home for yourself or some homeless would-be renter. We can furnish the LUMBER. The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co, 1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. BmttKtfflnHHttttttmfflttffltt The Home Tailor s the man for the booster to pat ronize.' We boost and expect others to boost the town by patronizing the Home product. McLcod, The Tailor,! makes the fit that catches the eye. G. F. McLEOD 44 East 9th St. Successor to D. S. McDOUGAL DEAF MUTE JUMPED HIS BOARD BILL YOUNG lllliK WHO SOLICITED Nl'IIStllllTIONS TO MAGAZINES HAS DISAPPEARED. S3 Madame Dean's FRENCH P,c FtMALC lILLOl A haw, UfcKrAiN H i.ir ran Hurnmuiu Mknivthuation. Hill IMIH II FAIL HmM Hunt I Hp1rt Ha lilted ton (luir itlct or Mttiwjr llrtuuilitl. Hriil iinv IMlit tWl.nprb.&. Will ml thoiu on trtl, Ut b Wthl ftir wttrii rvllevetl. Mnitl( rw, Itwtal n crttlng th uiiIqa, rpt no u tut I tut. I( your d nut gt at ! uut hv lUvui miuI your oMen la Uia tlirU kClHCil CI Iti M. UKMtw, Pi. 'Sold in Eugene by W. L DcLano H. H. McVAY Sticcntut la M. S. I lubbU Transfer Company will dm (rami transfer liualiui; wihxV huuaetinld rihkIs, truuka and all things In till line will rfcclvr pnunrrt and careful attention. "Ilualnraa lrnipt and Careful" it ' nur nu4tt. Phono Itnl 14111 or lia orders at NaoVau lliu ttttire GEO K.MUNROE TS. HOUSrURNISHER STOVES-RANGES FURNITURE 67 Wail Eighth SC. V have rTr'li i fur th klt rhou. AH aorta of pots ml puns In metal ami granite ;ire. All the Itillr contrivance that make rooking a tlnn instead of a drudce noii KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITACE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount, Hood Cigar is a tavorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market The First National Bank OF EUCINl. OREGON Invito jour account, l.tir Mrgv or miuiII. Your business will receive prompt, acci rale and couflilvutlal atten-tlon. si i: deposit iiom s nut rent T. li. IIFNnKl('rS President. S II EAKIN. Vice President r v: snodc.k vss, cashier. l.l'KK 1. GOODRICH. 0 Abstain Ct-lucr DARWIN IIKISl'OW. A denf mute living Ills name as .1. H. Boyd. Is wanted by V. Wnddle. of the Hotel Gross, and tile officer here for J u i 1 1 1 n vc n bounl hill it Hie hotel. The hill amounts to $2:1. NO. Constable I'lank went to Albany yes terday In answer to a telephone mes sage from there stating that th" man hail been arrested, but when he not there he touiul that I he off i of the l.lnn county cily bad (totieri the wroiiK man. Hoyd, who Is unite youni;. ierh.tM not more than twenty year n'd. was here for several diys solicltlnK sub serlptlons for n number of maga zines. Ilo was successful In col lectlni; n considerable sum, but it Is probable that those wh sub scribed will never ee the magazines The Hoard's Creswell corri'spon.Knl writes that Hoyd collected all the way from $l.f0 to $7.00 each from u number of people of that pWee and that they ull believe they have been fleeced, as no magazines hav shown up. And it has been,, more than time for them to begin to' arrive l( he was acting; on the square. "Organization and Tactics," says that I the term was used extensively among the men of the Confederate ar my In the civil war. The term, however. Is of provin cial origin, having been first used by the original settlers of Tennessee and Kentucky, and as used by them It meant a long journey on foot through the country for any purpose. There fore, while the term used In connec tion with eRv. Wright's tramp Into the mountains of Northern Califor nia, while not pure literary English, Is used correctly. In this connection I wish to say ! that while I urn bitterly opposed to I the vulgar slang phrases in general I use, such as "Como off of the roost, "lio take a Jump at yourself" and klldred phrases, wo have got to use common sense about the matter. American slang Is here to stay and the so-called purists may as well face the inevitable. There are many slanp words that are more expressive and picturesque than any llternry or col loiiual ones, and are used by such popular writers as Jack London. Maurice Thompson, Owen Wistar. President Koosevelt and several oth ers. C11AS. W. EVANS. SAYS WORD "HIKE" IS NOT SLANG Editor l.uard: I do not wish to provoke any argument on the "clean language" controversy, nor to pass as an authority on literary English, hut I do want to take Issue with the gentleman who wrote that article In this morning s Issue of the Itegister the one with the machine border around It. "Hike" U not a slang word, but u purely professional one. ued by mili tary men to distinguish an expedi tion against an enemy whoso location Is not definitely known from the or dinary practice or regular campaign march. t'olenel Arthur I.. Wagner. V. S A . In his hHk. "Service of Securlt) an.l Information." ninth edition. I'.'O.I. detlues the word a follows: "An ctpeiliti.wi In search of an ctv emy whose location Is not defiiijeh known; the operation partaking ot the n.itnrc of a i econnais.ituv In tore with t!:e oMec!, however, of :it tacktMK the etielnv it rmi! if ell countered, and c ent u.ilh ..f cue,,, lllg or deV!otni; lllll M;'p'let of ' 'it tu;i'e fore,- ' .i' ji.iv f,,,.., T!,.. term v i , li rr.' jn-,, .. the P'.i',.,. .... , ., . .' WIl.l, START MII.K WAWI.V llegln Supplying Pntrons on Si-ptcni- icr 1 Beginning September 1 the River Hoad Dnlry will begin supplying cus tomers with milk. Customers desir ing to take milk from my dairy please telephone Farmers 383. HIVER ROAD DAIRY. s3 V. C. Ilolman, Proprietor. SHEATH GOWN'S FIRST APPEARANCE HERE OXK OF MEMBERS OF THE CAST AT PLAY LAST NIGHT WORE OXE AXI MADE THE AUDIENCE' GASP Eugene has been able to gather in many features belonging to up-to-dateness, but It looked for the past several months as if the mnch-irnssin- ed-ahout dlrectolre garment, which I created a small-sized panic upon its first appearance on the streets of gay I'aree, then London, New York, Chicago and the West, would be kill ed off before it arrived in Eugene. It dropped in last night when Miss Lillian Haywood appeared in such a garment in various stages of the character of "Angelina -McKeage, late of comic opera," This being its first burst in Eugene, the audience con ducted itself as best is could. The appearance being a surprise, there were few stou watches in the house to exactly gauge the length of time I the audience held its breath. Miss Haywood bore up well under the equipment and both In personality anil acting gracefully carried out her part In presenting the latest note of Dame Fashion. HOP PU KING Seavey llrothers will begin picking hops on their 13-acre yard on Sep tember I f. The yard Is located five miles northeast of Eugene, on the McKonzle river. Pickers will he moved from Eugene. Springfield purl Cohurg tree of charge. sod wit HOP PICKING CHANGE IN REAL ESTATE FIRM J. W. Warren having withdrawn i n uie real estate business, the lied Star firm will be continued by J. M. Morris and son, Victor P. Morris. We have a splendid list of cltv. farm and timber property. Property list ed and sold at owner's prices' . Of rlce room II. First National Hank building. Phone Main 302. so Eugene Theater fesM COMMENCING Monday, Sept 7th With the powerful 4-act drama "WhyGirlsGoWroni A company of Ladies and Gentktd Handsome Wardrobe, Newac: Interesting Specialties A BIO SHOW FOR SMALL MONEY Prices: 1 Oc, 20c and 30c ler Pros, yard September 7. CleanlUK? MoPl! I IIU'C iiiiuu IIIOUALIUIII 0 SHKIXEKS WKICOMK yard and good ramping ground. dw,7 HOP PICKING NOTICE Picking will begin at the Bushnell hopyard. a mile and a half north of Eugene, on Wednesday, Sept-mher V d& fts'.l MILLINERY OPENING,! H HOP Pit KING NOTICE Hop picking will commence In 'he Andern yard, 'wo miles cast of En gene, Thur--.'.i September :t ' Cl.KV G. ANDERSON. HOP Pit MVG NOTICE I i H.v. pi, ki.: . -mmen.vs a- Wnt Neil hop vr. i 1 mile sou-h ,.t Sprif.-fi. !, i . ,, y,.,M,.v. S "' r Miss MoCallum announces her mil linery opening for Saturdav Sen tomlier J.. We sell Flsk hats', per nsillmoiy. the hats that all oth v , J":u- '' Room U, First '"""wii "aim uulliling. S4 I V Suri'-Eiiougli Knmker ! .1. C. Coodwin. of Heidsvllle NC ' "Hucklen's Arnica Salve Is a . .ii.-..n.ngh knoeker (or ulcers . ad "tie ,.i ,. on my leg ;lst summer t ; "" ' ' salve knocked I: ' "'units. Net eve,, :l s,-.,r . ; i.iun-. '1 for ;. r out W. M. A Few of Our Table DeW should he in pantry at all ti ' ,,r,ie.-ted compin are not cnurtt nrr. ran set cut dWr' of jelly. .tf. fish, pnuli.5 or a'k, minutes, an.l thui ;;' reiut.i'i"ti '"r and see of choi CREEPS DEAL luul here. Telephone Red .'.:.70 EUGENE .OREGON W. A. Ku gMe- ril.i-i " The s.une :. i.i I " Fine .i : 111 cents per 1 5 6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main iS- (5 D.ir, iilslit at Arumrv. G
