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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1908)
icnir, varai in am i T ... , , A NICE IJTTLK MKAL AT TUB THKATltK VAVB Is always appriTialed, whore yon (get emytliliiK o apiictlrliig and tootb ni Utean June mornings, wheel yearr Bpp1i(o In flcale. When Jim want to trea your friends, your wife or your aweoUicairt to mm tluit hi conked to tlm Vuoun'a Las Us, brluy them to tlie Theatre Cafe. FIFTEEN YEARS OF Rheumatism Developed Burning, Painful Sores on Legs Tortured Day and Night Tried All Kinds of Remedies to No Avail Wife Had Debility and Pains in Back. BOTH USED CUTICURA AND ARE WELL AGAIN A New Set of Chairs Why do you bar OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In youi home, when you caa malca them GOOD A8 NKW for only Bo t A can of Chlnamel will work wonderi In your home. Bee that the Chinaman la on every can. Boo our west show window, 4.SK TO BKK Ol'H NKW WAU PAPER 18-18 Wml Beventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co Plumbing Furnish your new honw properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing jnd tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your work a & Heitzman 14 WmI Oth St, Ay Phone klackl II? C. R. MEAD J. V. MACHEN BEFORE buym? real et tate call op of come to Springfield, the best town ot its size in the valley, the beat railroad center and the beat water power in the State. Farms of all sixca and descriptions, also cty property for sale, M, M, & REAL ESTATE CO Telephone Main 171 WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt. Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order WING & CAMPBELL Pbene Main 38 5)2 Willamette ACENCY FOR. Keelox TYPEWRITER. Carbons and Ribbons (or all Machine at Scbwarztchlld's Book Stoti Mt WttasMtte SU J. W. BARRINGtR Expert houwmovtr Moves anything', Tweatr-fev ye ait rvperirrce. RfticWf, E Fifteenth and Oak Sta. Phytic Red 4 5U. EurencOitttM. A. C. MATHEWS General Teaming Concrete, Gravel. Buildlnf Sand and good excavatkm earth toe talc Phone Black 2811 or call at 345 W 4th "Mr hutwMf. bad hMw. a grttt uf fenr wiili rbruvatiam fur nj-ly iitmn ymarui At In I il ww In hu bom, but aftar a whil II vu ia lh Sata anJ tntaJlr runuinf avra brok out on him Wf, from blo tb komm to lh aiiklaa, 'Iimm turn mo wor-n toll ail lh di mfrrt nd arMt taffartaff ha had to aodura night and dar. Ha uaaci arary kind ut lamvHr tatl thra nhymirm (rtaiW him, aMr tiva otuar, with aat an f ri rauJai whtTr. Ho aa day I ti a a ad ta raad ibo t Wo.-m.ra fUrnvnim. I aakad turn If Im vmild not try thaia. aaitl ha, 'it's no ma, 1't apant aatotifti ratmmy nw.' Tha aaxt 4y I rrWvl fra dollar' worth af CnMtrara fWp, CliH aura Orntmant, and fotitmra Raaolrmt, Fie hvaan to usa thaa without oonfl dnoa but alr thrr vaaka all tha tmrm war driad 9p. Thm buminf flra utoapad, aad tha ainfl baraina VMrabla. aftftr thraa ajontfai ha was ajuita wall. Twa yaarw latar 'tha paina and aorMg nana bak aftar ha had Ixw working hard aad had tmknn oold. Bat an noon an ha nand Catieura acain It enrad htm. Two jaar aco I iuwM 'ntimra FilU for fnffral dability. Thjr did ma a rt dal of rood and mada anewoll. Thra nonthi nnoa I had paina ia my bank and CiiHrmra took thm awar. too. I ran nroTA this tttl montal at anr tlraa. alra. T. T. Albart, Vyper FnmehTllla, U:, July 21, 1UU7.'' A Slari Treatment Cxmrninting of a warm bath with Ontal enra Ktap, a tatla anpllraWan of Cuts et! ra OlntAnt, aarl a atitd dnaa of ritlmra lUaalvaaft ar FilU. la nfta anMoiimfe to afard inttaat rallaf, fMrmit rant aad ilanp, aad patnl ta a anaady atira of tnrtnriaf, (iiilfariaf anrmaii, ranhaa. Itohinaa, Trrltatiani, aad Inflarn itiaHnai of tha akla and am)at from hifaaa Ut aaa, whaa all alaa failt. (tftr , Rkr1 rilW (IKw. r ?U1 ( CO), -re nll ihraiiffknatta werH. rHr Drof a mb.O0fp, a) rrp . 1ST rlritltta A. , aar Uaui-4 ha, Vnumm ok aa aam Dtttaaga. Safe Management Means Progress A safely managed business always increases in' size. This also applies to a bank. The Merchants Baok of Eu gene protects its depositors' funds and financial interests and the people know that it is a well manured bank ins institution. Open an account with this growing; bank. 5 2 X. . r CAPITAL - $5,000.00 UNIVERSAL INTEREST IN, NEW YORK PRIMARIES New York. Sept. S. The presi dential campangn waa a secondary conlileratlon with the politicians of Greater New York today. The atten tion of everyone, from the district leader to the ordinary voter, waa en KroHied In the asaetnbly dlatrict prl- marles. Results of (treat Importance are expected from the primaries. In fact, the future of some of the party leaders Is at stake. The republican primaries are ex pected to Indicate to a certain ex tent the alrenirth of Governor Hiivhee In his fight for renomlnatlon at the Saratoga convention next week. Herbert Paraona and some of his HentenantB have arranifed a test vote on the governor In several of tke dis tricts. Separate tickets have been pnt up In these districts, and en rolled republicans Invited to express their preference for or aa;alnat the renomlnatlon of the governor. The repnbllran situation an af fected by the primaries Is Interest ing, bnt so far as the general public Is concerned It Is entirely oversha dowed by the laanes at stake In the demoeratlo primaries at the other end of the Drooklyn brlsire. The lnng-standlns; fight between "noss" Mtirnhy of Tammany Hall and Sena tor Patrick McCarren, the democrat ic leader In Drooklyn, for the control of the democracy of Kings county rnscnes Its climax In the nrlmarles todnv. It Is a fight, and a fight to a finish, for the victor will b the un disputed lender In Brooklyn for a long time to come. Kver since Murphy came Into power he has nursed an ambition to make the democracy of Klnrs county i a tall to his Tammany Hall kite.! With Hrnoklyn added to his domain he felt that Tammany Hall could pretty near dictating to the demo cratic party of New York state and would likewise bn a most Influential factor In the control of the party thronehnnt the nation. At the time that Unrphy conceived this plan the situation in Kings county appeared on the surface to he hiffhly favorable to a realization of his ambitions. Rome of the leaders who had been most powerful in too control of the democratic praty In Brooklyn had died. The Influence of others had neon seriously undermined. To the conxiimale politician of tho Murphy calibre It looked to he rnthor an easy matter to gnln control. Hut lust when the Tiger's hordes were rendy to cross tho bridge "Hor atlus" Patrick McCarren appeared to repel the leprous Invanlon. McCar ren had been more or less active In Brooklyn politics for airno years, gradually working ap to .the top without getting In the limelight any more than he could help. Ills friends described him as a "slick" politician. Murphy found him to bo not only a, ,,sllrk" politician but a hard tight re as well. Kvery move of Tammany to gain control In Brooklyn haa been fought by McCarren tooth and nail. In the primaries. In the conventions and In tho courts ha has carried on the fight in a manner that has won admiration even from those who were not In sympathy with him. It Is believed that today'a primaries will prove the turning-point of the bnt tl.e Senator McCarren predicts that he will sweep everything before him in the primaries. "I'll win In the ond," he says, "or tear the house down." "Boss" Murphy, following his rule, is nwaltlng tho result In silence. Investigating committee Is being cir culated freely by the faction oppos ing Lllley and he is being charged with having brought his accusations in order to make political capital as a reformer. I'AHTV f.XNVEX7F"-.V3 IN OLD MISSOl'IU Jefferson City, Mo., Sept. 8. No city In Missouri, except on the occa sion of a national convention, ever entertained bo many politicians at one time as fell to the lot of Jefferson City today. And on no previous occa sion In the history of the state waa there ever held a gathering that rep resented five separate and distinct political parties. The meeting of the various parties at the same time Is doe to the pro visions of the state primary law, which went Into effect the first of the month. The law provides that all of the parties having state tlck ete In the field must hold conventions on the same date and at the same place to ratify the results of the pri mary, organize the state committees and prepare platforms. These plat forms must be promulgated within 14 hours after the tnietlng of the conventions. The conventions In session here today represent the Democratic, Re publican, Prohibitionist, Socialist and Independence parties. Chief Interest naturally centres in the meetings of the Democrata and Republicans. These two conventions have atracted many delegates and visitors, while the meetings of the three minor par ties are comparatively small. Aside from the selection of chair men of the state committees the busi ness of the several conventions Is purely of a routine character. In dications point to the re-election of Harry M. Rubey and W. S. Dickey, the present heads of the Democratic and republican state committees, respectively. l'mocrnts of Montana Anaconda, Mont., Sept. 8. The Democratic state convention met in Aaaconda today and was called to or der by D. G. Browne, of Fort Benton, shatrman of the atate executive com mittee. The convention will adopt a platform and name candidates for the state offices to be filled nt the No vember election. CoiiKTcwn-nnn to Be Tried Fremont, O., Sept. 8. The case of. Congressman J. F. I.anlng, under In dictment charging him with embex slement and larceny, was called for trial here today, having been brought here on a change of venue from Nor wnlk. The charges against Represen tative leaning grow out of the failure of the Ohio Trust Company, of which he was vice president. THAT TO Step and think f tke advantage derived hv buying trora practical paint dealer means In buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 "ft. Eight St. Eu gene, C'r Julius . Goldsmith BETTING & HENDERSON MAHON'S. All kinds of brick, atone and cement stark promptly nd neatly done. All vnrk guaranteed. Kenldrnr 0:1 Willamette Street. 1JI Weet Fourth lia"t. 1'hone lied MJ. AUTOMOBILES Prank Btanett eV Sa Gsrare Prail and 12th. rtoaeiW 1711 Ree, Kiwl K.r, Premier. Ttxi Th. bast cart l. the rrce. J"TO inel up 'O.n lof hire 1'lltST CAMPAKIN (il'NS TO SOl'NU IN 1MX)RIA . Chicago, Sept. 8. William J. nry an conferred today with tho Demo cratic national committee and tha members of the various auli-commlt-tws In regard to the final plans for the presidential campaign. The sit uation waa canvassed thoroughly, the results up to dato reviewed, and plans dismissed to make the future work as effective as possible. Mr. Brysn Is going to Peoria to morrow to attend tke Democratls state convention. The convontlon Is Intended to be more than a atate af fair. With the presidential anil vice i I' presidential candidates on hand, to gether with a nuiiber of other iwrtr leaders of eminence, the convention will mark a "real" initiation ef tha Democratic aatlnnal- raratmUta. Tha leaders have made plaan for a tre mendous eesaonstratioa. Brvse out-and-onters, the adherents of the Rog er Aulllvan faction and the Mc ele ment of the old-Una lemoorscy In Il linois will all take part Mr. Ilrvan end Mr. Kera will de liver speeches In whloh taev will strike st the thnaght which Is to he the central Idea of the Democratic campaign The third sneaker will he Adlsl R Stevenson, who will for- inallv open his campaign for the gov ernorship. fONNWTUTT nMrnn.icAN MKKT IN CONVENTION New Haven, Conn . Sept. 8 Prac tically all of the delecatr have ar rived In the city for the Republican state convention, which la to nomi nate atate officers, a congreaeman-ai-lerge and seven presidential electors. Tha convention meets for ornanlsa tlon t tile evening, but the nouilna Mos will not be made aotil tomor row. The retells of the (vltnarlee Indi cate that Congressman C.eorge K Lil le v leads In the race for the guberna torial nomination Congressman 1.11 lev Is working hard for the nom na tion, stxd If h,i wins win ronsuler II tantamount to a vindication of his course In Washington In Irving to In vest gate the ntuiiarlne boat con tracts Lieutenant-Governor Kverett .1 Lake. I.lliev'a nrlnrloa! oionent ad mits I", oulv ,'hance of victorv lie. in lslonarv vtork among the deYjv,., civnif-1 t.i tv, ......u.-nf .!:. The r. ;. -i t of the .;iYn.;- 9. P. TIB PRF.SEUY1NO PLANT AT WORK Cottage Grove, Sept. 7. On Thoraday of last week the big tle preservtng plant of the Southern Pa cific railroad company ateamed up at the Latham aiding, one mile anuth of this city, for the. usual fall and winter run. This will result In the varlouB sawmills hereabouts finding ready sale for all of their railroad ties. In fact tho Brown Lumber Company and several other local sawmill companies are already bill ing out two and three carloads of ties per day from their yards to the tie plnnt, which gives employment to a lurge number of men and main tains a good-sized payroll. All this will assist In stimulating business In thlB city and the various lumber! camps tributary. Wednesday Last Dq Tomorrow Your Last Chan to Duy me uest 01 iviauianuiov, wiuuig, Uvercri1 Ci . T J Yiofo of lore ftior. KJ- t I oKirts, uress uouus anu vy awio m man manutacturj Cost. We are going to make the last day the best rJ Everything in the house at less than Manufacturers' (j 1 he remainder or me slock, wm uc auiu to a party ii 11 11 1 WT 11 .1 . loss, so we will sell all gooas weanesaay at less than M ufacturers Cost, 60 to 70 per cent ot wholesale cost. Tomorrow Only-One Day More-Tomorrow Onl THE BON WM A O rUT? Whertone 1 You're on the Right Track when your clothing Is looked after by our expert assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, and our charges by their little ness make satisfaction an as sured fact. Everything possible Cleaning and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and 'Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 elsewhere I SIGNWARD That is the way the trade flies. Aj ELECTRIC SIGN has the same fascination for peopli that light has for moths-it attract them its way A brilliant lighted store is always well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or Cos Lane County Electric Works JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. Willamette KARKWFLL ETfTBSION TO NKW POUT SUITK.MBKU 1.1 The Southern Pacific Company will give Its farewell reduced rate excur sion to Newport Sundny, September 13. The fare for the round trip from varlons points will be aa fol lows, which Is less than one fare: rrorn Cottage Orove. $2.60: from Creawell. $2. B0: from Eugene. 13.50; from Irving, $2.50; from Junction City, $2.10; from Harrlsburg. $2. SO; from Halsey, $2. R0; from Shedd, $2; from Tangent. $1.80; from Albany. $1.50: from Corvallla, I1.60. Mewl autumn weather marks the eloee ef Newport's most brilliant and anoeeseful season. "Be In at the finish" Sunday at Newport. A. ,T. ctll.LBTTF. Loral Agent. ACT Ql'ICKLT tVtay Mae Rrea Daaprmae hi Rn arvie Do the right thing at the right lime. Act onlikly In tlmae of danger. Backache Is kidner danger. Doan's Klrinev Pills act nulrklv. Cure all distressing, dangerous kidney Ills. Plenty of evidence to prove this. W. A. Haskell, of 271 West Sev enth street. Fugene. Or., ears: "In our family Ivan's Kidney Pills have been a standard remedy for many years. Nearly every member cf the family has used them at one time or another. It does not seem to make anv difference what the symptoms mav be. If the trouble exists In the kidneys IVian's Kidney Pills will cure It. I used to hare a sort of lum bago and pain In the back, and It was for this trouble that I used them 1 would not hi !tato to recommend lv.an's Kidney I'lls In any rase wli.-re there I hope of a cure." For ssle t-v mt dealers. Price r.O cents. Foster Mllluirn t'e . Buffalo New York, sole a.-vntB for the I nl te,l States Remember the name Dual's and take no other. TOI K 110 USB (iFTft LITTLE ENOUGH for all the work ha does. To keep klm wsll hod Is really a necessity, for If he gees lame you teas In ser vlo Yen are tnvrte ts bring him here the ant tr he needs sooetag. W do nothing bat frrat-daus work. Burbach & Bristow 531 Olive St. THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th aad Olive Sts. la aw opened n Brier lew manage ment. Ws hava thorenirkly dean i and rmerate tha building tnreughatrl , remodeling t a many ways. The dlnlag room haa beea newly sainted aad papered aad w are In a position to guar aatee the host meal In the ctty far 20e. C.ood coffee and fresh meats a specialty. Chicken dinner on Sunday. Sic. Give us a trial and will do the rest. Meal tlckeu tor week. 21 oaeala, $j.o. Fe. male hela la kitchen and dining room. MRS. A. WADE & CO., Praps SEVENTH Ol.rTR STS. smvasaBVJMsjissrsaBsjBMsMsssssaaBi We Carry Prime Vl and no other kind. Our if to have the best qualities nd let the other btittoers die the lnf rior grades of i Consequently our regulr tomers know for prime rl lamb, mutton, real or i'J all kinds of poultry in h and for chops, steaks aii lets, no competitor m proach us in quality. The i may be said of our ipi hams and bacon. Broders Bra Phone 2Moin40 - - West-W Eugene Poultry Sto Big Saturday Sale of Live and Dressed Poultry Our Saturday Sales are growing in popularity and uiorM mctt the demand w will have on hand a targe supply J and dressed poultry. DON'T FORGET OUR 102 East Ninth Street. PhM N 9 VV n i a.. MOST GROCERS SK Olympic Flout every sack guaranteed Made if nclcdxl Ri.lrro Ottrm hits' v"1 Jurn J k. thin IBV ethO '"1 leaves are Urhter and whiter. Becum Quantity of tmirf oroduced hr coil U st, aif?! other Hours. ASK YOUR GROCER fOR n- THE. PORTLAND FLCUWNC mm ssfaTaW m Williams Transfer Co. Ligh; and Heavy Haulina TOOD roH SALE 5CMT.n.meM,Sf" -e-. Ore, en l'hone Main CM Q J. O. THOMAS Eugene Electric Company Modern Wirino- nrte) unrlipS Des'gners and Makers of Electric and Gas Fixtures. CiM full Line of Up-to-Date Goods . Phone Min H 71 wr c. r. ...... Orfos. Vill Move About Oct. t and Occupy the Gntrr Re New RegiMtr Building. CALL AND SEE JLJ hct ilMH'iiv tel'K l'l '.c en uii'.:-:i:s iiauhwauk co. O O
