Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 09, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextETGEXB DAILY GUARD, WKI..KMAV. BKITEMWKn 0. 1PM A MCK IJTTI.R MEAL AT TIIK TIIHATltK CAFE U alwnys aircrlntel, wliro 7u iv etrrjrtlilWJ no aM'llzliiK "" tooUi omo thorn June morning, win your appetite Is firkin. Win )ro Hunt to treat your friend", your iU or your awMlMrt t a mini tlut cookixl to Hid Quern's timid, tiring them lo Uio Theatre C;fe. A New Set of Chairs Why do yon have OLD SHABBY CHAINS In your home, when you can make thorn Gnon AH Mew for only trie T A can of Chlnamol will wor wonders In your homo. Bee thiit '.lie Chluuman Is on ef'ry run. Son our wi'xt nliow window. ASK TO tiV.K l II Mitt' WAI.Ii r,M'i:i; 1(1-1 a Wi-.it Si-viinlh Ht. s u V II 01 ?, VV.i',1 P.p:r unl Paint Co 1 OVERTON ing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your work a & Heitzimn The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a diiwase prevailing in thii romitrvilliwt dangerous) iccaiiM-koikcep. ; " tlve M.'iiiyfcU'1'lell id deaths are caused by it heart dis ease, pneumonia, heart failure or BjKiplexy are often apoplexy are wiici. the result of kid ney disease. If kidney trouble is nllowed to advance -Sfc. ed blood will at tack the vital organs, cauhiiitf catarrh of the bladder, or Hie kidney themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained ouickest by a projer treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel ing badly you can make no mistake by taking Jr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver ami bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in pacing it, and over comes Unit unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to x't up miinv times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the mohl distressing cases. Swamp-Koot is pleasant to take and is sold bv all druggists in fifty-rent and one-dollar size Ixittlea. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis covery and a hook that tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil mer & Co., liingliamtou, N. V. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remi-mler the name, Swamp Root, Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-K'Kjt, and the address, Ihuhumton, N. Y . on every bottle. LOWER SIUSLAW NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK Ay 34 West 6th St, Phon black I 117 THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived by buying- trom a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W. Eight St. Eugene, Or The school at Acme commences on Monday with Miss Gertrude Schreu- ders at the helm. Hchool commences In the Clear Lake district Monday with Brs. Myra Gihhs an teacher. Mm. Job. Fellman and children de parted Monday afternoon for their home in Kugene after a two-montbB' visit with her parents in Florence. K. K. Orton. of Junction City. Ib looking after business on the Sius law this week. He is working for the United' Wireless Telekraph Com pany. The school at Point Terrace closes next Friday. The parentB of the pu pils speak very highly of the teacher. Miss Gertrude Harnble. The IJeadwood school hoard has en gaged Miss Gertrude liamble to teach the fall term In that district, to commence September 14. Miss Nellie Furnish, private secre tary of Dr. Brougher, pastor of the White Temple, Portland, arrived yes terday to spend her vacation with her parents. Miss M. H. llolstrom, head nurse of the Kugene hospital, arrived at Ac me yesterday morning to spend her vacation at the residence of I. B Cushman. Miss Louise Dc-Spaln, of CottaKe Grove, litis been In Florence tills week. She delivered a lecture to wo men tit the Kvanirt-lical church on Wcdniwday :i fteninon. Mr. nlhi Mrs. (', U. Ymll'ir r-ninc 1 rj v. ii 1'ruin M;i;i1j i ;ii Tik mud ," t'-'W hnors ill 1 1 ' ir, :" ' ' 1 1 1 r l u : u ' I Km.' in- p iii;-in tir- :::, rn on 1 ii s. V'nrk I- Ir I -i it pin- i d :it i -ry lo t tlilna Hiitinim us sunn ;is iiiss!l ttu'i- 1 ih-aujiii; iiiiir when llM! Iiiu I'll ti :;!' siivi'i'.'ifli'S usually niTivis nnd It is tii'i-i'-isiiry In inive i-viM'tliiMK in t)lr lnst (inliT iicfure tl'cy cum''. A eiivernment insi"ct. r is nmv en li'.il lu examining the tnwusliiii in llccetn product that Is now being surveyed. I here are cuite a niimlier of Hi-ttiers In the township, some of mn have resided there for twenty venrs. rile inspector is ascertaining the character of the land nnd taking the description of the tract claimed by each person. The West. Word Tarr's utchin- of Laws of White's fifth from state cu'irse of id fifths from Deuhlcr. 7. Orthography Heed s Lessons. 8. Physical Geography New Physical (ioaraphy. . Physiology K rutin son. in nQHi.itr--sratH course study. White s Art of Tea' hing, .oral reading. 11. School Law School Oregon. 12. Theory and Practice Art of Tearhlnrt. 13. Writing Outlook W riting System, tests In Writing. 14. Algtbra Wells: Algebra for Secondary Schools. 15. Bookkeeping Office Meth ods and Practiial Bookkeeping, Part 16. Composition Merrick & Da mon. , 17. physics Millikan & Gale; a First Course In Physics. 18. Psychology Buell. 19. Botany -Bergen: Elements of Botany. 20. Geometry Wcntmorth: Plane and Solid Geometry; questions on plane geometry. 21. History, General Myers; Gen eral History. MONMOUTH TKACHF.HS (XiMK TO KI'GKXE The many friends of the Oregon Stnte Vnrmni no doubt have noticed press accounts of the changes in the faculty for the coming year. a. r. Campbell, for th past fifteen years a faithful teach.r. lias left the profes sion and now lias a law office in Ml gene. Mrs. Kl'n n M. Pennell, after some ten year's service, goes to the University of 'n.-guii fur wirk in Kiiisllsh with Mi-s CaTsiin. Mrs. Pen- a f :: day 'I'll' C. R. MEAD J. V. MACHEN BEFORE buy in? real ct J tate call up or come to Springfield, the bett town of Hi size in the valley, the but railroad center and the but water power in the State. Farms of all sizes 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 Phone Main 38 512 Willamette The First National Bank OF EUCINX, OREGON Invltm your account, whether Urgr ur Mnall. Your buslnosa will receive prompt accurato and conflrfntlal attention. SAKK IIKl'OSIT HOXKS hXUl ItKNT T. 0. HKNDIllCKS,, President. 8. . KAK1N, Vice-President. P. K. SNODOIlASa, Cashier. LUKK L. HOOOniCH. Assistant Cashier 1) Alt WIN 11 It I STOW. Aaalstunt Cashier. ACENCY FOB. Keelox TYPEWRJTEK. Carbons and Ribbons (or all Machines at Schwarzschlld's Book Stin Mi WilUmdt 5U AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger car for hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 IM-11 Will- ill. dies' dnrmlii SM'Ilil II V'Mi ' 11 riiini? ' ; Smith. V! o j with the '1'. , f on its li i' : IH'Cfllc tO ' rurally nil-.-:ind all cuii Thi-y hav and many ai forms t fiiin A tC.'H'tMTJ t ll cha r:;f A. Kr.i of a ln- iiin win : tl. It 1- h'liy I,-. CLASSICS FOR THE TEACHERS Salem, Sept. 9. Superintendent Ackermnn yesterday Benl out a cir cular giving the sources of examina tions for 1909. It Is the purpose to have teachers master at least three English classics before attempting to teacn. The na ture of the questions Is such that It will be Impossible for teachers to pass unless a careful study has been made of the works specified In the circular. Following are the sources of questions: February, 1909:- A. One-half from texts: Newcom er's English Literature and Newcom er's American literature. tl. One-half from the following classics: 1. Lowell, the Vision of Sir Laun fill (Itlv. lit. bit.), Houghton. 2. Webster, the First Bunker Hill Oration (HIv. lit. scr. ), Houghton 3. Scott, Marmlon (pocket clas sics), McMillan. August, 1909 A. One-half from texts: Newcom er's F.ngUsh Literature and Newcom er's American Literature. B. Oiio-hnlf from the following classics: 1. Shakespeare, Julius Caesar lltlv. lit. sit.). Houghton. 2. Ituskln, Sesame nnd Lilies (Itlv. lit scr. I, Houghton. 3. Carlisle, Kssay on Burns nnd Burns' Poems ( pocket classics) , Mnc mlllnn. 4. Geography One-fifth state course of study, four-fifths from Hi'dwny & lllnmnn. 5. Ornmtnnr One-fifth from state course of study, four-fifths from Beuhler. B. History, l'nlted States One- confidi-llce of all.- uld. In' 111 'ii uhh the sivonl, lifir luridly syniimi hy il' bidpftiliiess. won ii !i.' si udi'iits i h;it only M-i of nituiil service, i hail the respect mid -Monmouth liur- II II ii ii ii ! II II II II II II II II II II ii ! itt GRAND FALL OPENING Friday at 2 p. m. September the 1 8th of the latest and most up-to-date Ladies' and Gents' Suit and Furnishing House. Everything new an nobby The best of everything and everyth.ng the best. Sorr thing Eugene has needed and wanted for years. Tue people have wanted it, and now we are going to giVe them their wants. You won't need to go East to a larger city. We will have the latest and best that fashion can produce. Wait for the opening of Eugene's Fashion Parlors. Opening Friday September the 1 8th No Goods Sold till Saturday the 1 9 th In Tbi BON Ma R CHE Build ng Street V V ---" -''--' VVVWT---W-W--'y.Wr7V- OO,. . KOit sam:, i:.'ri:.i.(;K on i.kaskI Having concluded to retire from the lumber business I offer for sale, lease or will exchange for Eugone or Portland Income property, my saw mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber sheds, office, planers, dry kilns and all tools connected with the business. Mill located at river bridge In the centre of Eugene city, east and west, and only three blocks from the S. P. R. R. This Is a tine opportunity tor some one to go Into the lumber business, as there Is always a big local demand for all slabwood, sawdust, shavings, cull lumber, as well as the better gradeB of lumber. Logs are cheap, labor cheap, lumber high. A good mlllman can make this property pay for Itself In two years, and it ho will operate day and night In os year. Greatest opportunity In this part of Oregon for a mill man; best located mill In the state. Capac ity. 20,000 feet In ten hours. When you have this mill you are at the market. Planer and dry kiln everything needed to make lots of lumber and lots of money. Give this your early attention if interested in a lumber proposition. I am sure you cannot beat It In the state. The quicker you act the surer you are of making your fortune, for this is a chance In a lifetime. M. S. BARKER, 333 Pearl street, Eugene, Or- 9 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 in Cleaning and Dyeug Eugene Dye, Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 286 1 AR That is the way the trade flies ELECTRIC SIGN ' has the same fascination for J that light has for moths-J attract them its way A brilliant lighted store is alJ well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or i Lane County Electric Wl JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. Wil TIIK KIM'KK. J. W. BARRINGtR Expert housemover Moves anything. Twety-hv ye t circticrcr. Feilc'roce, E Fifteenth and Oak St. Phone Red 4511. Eugene. 0.vtoi. CIGARS Julius Goldsmith Scott's Santas-Pepsin L'spsuto 5-' A POSITIVE CUr.. A. C. MATHIOWS Grncr.tl Tcimmg Ccncirtc, Gravel, Building Sand and Rin d excavation earth lor s.lc Phone Black 2Stt or cill.it 315 V 4U V.- -I lit iiuli'tiy I rl m- i 11 X lrl I(x. ft Hi I ;art O'isil i. lot r l.timiM. r-tfj t-s i.t U. i. W .t.. lkrttft4 BETTING & HENDERSON l HS. All kinds of brli K. stone and cement work promptly and n-stlv dune. All Turk fiiHrantefil. Kcildciii-e S'.'l Wlliamette Street. 151 Went I-Vurtb treet. Phone lied till. AUTOMOBILES Gr,wf tVrt and IJih. Vnt rtA 7l Kro, Kiwrl Kir, rrrmiff, FiMd Thf brt cais l c lh Q r, up llonr 1m Much Km My Huf.-ljr U lUnhittil at Home. "Oh. thnt thla too. (oo solid fhah would melt!" cry the Unite nowmlnys ii h they trv to squirm into a princess fnn-k. How much would the too iieiiernusly proportioned diuno not nlve up for four Inches lew (n the waist as she compares herself with the more fortunate one hundred and twenty-five pound sUter, Various de vices are suKKCsled to arrest the flesh producing tendency and keep the flti ure trim, IncludliiK exercising, walk Inn and dletinK ns well as numerous Patented remedies, hut there are ob jections to all of these. Kxerclslnn Is hard work and takes up precious time; dieting Is distasteful and a real punishment, nnd most of the patent rnunlics are daiucrous to health. T'.te very Wm thini; for the over f.it , w he ler ni;i1 or fftnale. Is a in V Ihmmc rfflpe i' Mar Itlii'i. ir Khii.l Kxtruet t':l-f;ira V i'i "i 1 ,i 1 1 1 . '.- ,i I'epp.Tmtnt aier, tvhi.'Ii nil 1'.- ol'i liiu-d ef an .Ivns c. ".-a' c Th s :MiU l. !:iV.n a :'.i-;it ntn1 a! a liww af.-i li" lis ;'i 1 :U r trlnii1, ;uiil r, -i't!ls Immii;:! !'.- h h s;m-.,1v ,nt ovi.tin I'tiivMn Y'.w, iniMire tint :ivtii ti rtuin i :li t -tin !; "i n r ;i ti.l ; 'r 1-iHi' t Like 1 i v ci-t tliin on f at the rait' r a pound a .I in rcalh er henctielal -.tin. i-ti-ausiuk the tl..,l and i lh," eoiupleviot In 1i,', , 1 1 -1 l.',i'i:iful The cost of re tl Vill HKTTKK KOADS. (To the Kdltor). llullilliiK good waon ronils Is like taking n dollar out of one pocket and puttluK two In the other. The com munity thai undertakes the building of a Rood road, at the end of the Jnh has all the money the road cost and the road also. There Is practically no money spent that la carried beyond the Immediate neighborhood. For more money will be sent Into the com munity hy non-resident taxpayers than will be carried away for any purpose. This Is why I say building a Kood road is like taking a dollar out of one pocket and putting two dollars in th other. Uetter than that: to the man who owns land near or adjacent to the improved road. It Is like taking a dollar from one poc ket and putting five In the other. At the end of the Job the landowner has the road and five times to ten times his portion of Its cost added to the value of his land. Absolutely the best Investment' that any undevelop ed community can make Is the Im provement of its wagon roads and I would like to see Lane county spend jjau.utn, or even 9400,000 on improving the roads from the Hot 1 Springs on McKenzle to Mapleton, onj Sluslaw, Such an improvement would make all the magniricent summer resorts of Lane county ac- j eessable to the public and attract thousands of non-resident capital-' Ists who would spend their money in. our midst and help develop our lat.m resounds. On such a road gas.'litif 'and Ti-aui tract'on rtimucs emiM ! bring ght from Shi si aw in i-n;n-, ;'-:i'!.M u ith prest-nt T t.i : . ir,i",.Mi i v:'- s l'n i iihi now mini's I : s .1:1 It) Stuslaw u:i hut:!'-, t at $-.oo I'tT l.ni and V ne of ti .ii . n-nif. ::i freight fnm Snniau H n e wouM result 111 n t 1 : : -railroad r:(t s f .j- H"- ;: liV S.IV. to ill.' p. ;.', ,,f li:v 111 two ..i;- :!;,: : of ln-i r ; ' - :- 1 iw. -i?H5!SLa- 7T 1.1' Ul A W w. A Few of Table DJ should be In ;i pantry at all ti3 unexpected com;i Tl 1 are not caught aJ I Qggfttfl F? can set out a dj of jelly, wafers. V.UTrtB fish, poultry or a minutes, and th -2 reputation for ica IFUSZ-aly 'Hill lee .iiai ! of choice thii THE S GREEN, 55l! 6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main voru iioitsi-: (;kt MTTl.R HXortJH fnr all the work he does TV. boor.! him wall ahod In really a necessity, for If he goes lame you lose In ser vice. You are lnrltd to bring him hero tho nxt time he nesdn shoeing We do nothing but first-ciass work. Burbach & Bristow 531 Olive St. : I THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. is now ripened nnder new mansKe ment. We hare thoroughly clenn- ru ana renoratea ttirtiiiRhoitt the bntldine remcdeliic it i many ways. The dining room hn been newly painted and papered nnd we are In a posltlnn to guar antee the best meal in the cltv tor -Oc. Hood rof(,-o and fre-h m.-.m .-, .vlulty. ri-i.-ken dinner on .-'Hini.i' . . m- 1,-v.i 1, -, ,v do (or week. inaie h, room. lie r ' 1 m in ki i' .nl l.k.-t- M-al 1 -lis. $;!:.. 'ii-'n and dinu. MRS. A. WADE & CO,, Preps m:imii .v ui.ivi TS. In id iiiiiiii..iMM...iim hh Don't Be a Book-Ke The ordinary book-keeper cams sma! has a poor chance of doine better. Expert H eirn from two to five times as much as th book-keeper andwork much shorter hours. own boss. We will teach you expert auditing in your own home and inyourspil at the trifling cost of only afcw cents a wy to the best .men in your city. Establish IFe International Accountants' Sj cto. or, rort St.. Weit, J llllir Hint' I 1 a 1 1 1 0 I i 1 i 1 i i i i i i i i i i i t ..j 1 1 ' 1 lu- d l. ill,' I'HII-i! f., , 1 V , i.u t;i-:o. MKi.vix mil 1.1:1 K. f. MdliliWM KtHMTllii: KAITOKV. Furniture manutni'tiircd for wi,i!.. '''" l a mere l.asiteil... i al. or retail trade. Kactorv .1: . ' '" 'v " i,vef r. ! them ' "d of KICh street. Kepairlnc ..;..) i v .u.i m: tla-m tse:h.-r a: i fed fume Ida. k S3lt. Ks;d,-u-, phone, UUik 5501. tf O o ton i Williams Transfer Co Lihl and Hfaw Hauling TOOD rOR SAI E 3 V11 Trie ...c. - - . - ,.,..,,,riiroi I c.ijrn j q l'hone Main ,:;. i ! , . We Carry o " o 0 heme