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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1908)
THE EUGENIC DAILY GUARD. MONDAY, SEPTEMIIER 21. 1808 nmmmmmm:mm:m::m: STATE ZZ 11 11 ii n ii ii ii n m HH uxx utt :n: H :::::::::;::::::n:m::::::::;:::::::::::n::::::: MARKS DRUG STORE - - HOTEL SMEEDE BUILDING White Clover Cream For chapped hands, face, lips or any roughness of the skin. Removes tan, sunburn and freckles. A superior article as an after-shaving cream, our price . . 25c For a few days to introduce White Clover Cream, we will give away trial sample bottles. HOUSEHOLD AMMONI AFor the toilet, kitchen and laundry, Extra large bottles for . . . . . . ... 30c BAY RUM Full strength-large bottles 25c a tt zz H. it tt tt 1 n n n n z ZZ n n n 11 11 n it it n n li 11 n it n It 11 It 11 fl It :::: Hn H HS S H ztxt zttx WITCH HAZEL The great household remedy that has a thousand uses We sell Dickinson's Double Distilled product in 8 oz bottles at 25c CLEANSING CREAM Removes paint, oil or grease spots from clothing or any kind of fabric large bottles, Eight (full 1 6 oz) we sell for ounce bottles . . 15c Small size 25c 10c Marks Drug Store- The... Quality Store Phone Red 6231 Hotel Smeede Building. j MUST ! I BE SOLD Twenty acres of land nlmoBt In city. Nice now buildings; nearly a tliuuHiiud dollars worth of live stuck, Imple ments mi cl furniture: price, H.000, Terms. 10 College lllll lot" on tills Hide of the hill, 11500. Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount. Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. 1b now opened under new manngH tnent. We have thoroughly clean ed and renovated the building throughout , remodeling It In many ways. The dining room has been newly painted and papered and we are in a position to guar antee the best meal In the city for 2 0o. Good coffee and fresh meats a specialty. Chicken dinner on Sunday, 25c. (live us .a trial and wo will du the rest. Meal tickets for week, 21 meals, $3.60. Fe male help In kltcheu and dining room. MRS. A. WADE & CO., Props SEVENTH OLIVE STS. One lot worth iH for $:IC0, taken this week. If Wu. have hundreds of farms ranging In site from 4 ai res to 4000 acres and we will pick the host thing on our list for your money. The Real Estate j Exchange I Suite 3 and H.Colnun, Bldg HALL E fll'.IMWAY IMumhliig mid Scurr Work. Alio jteneral Jobbing In tin and hect Iron work. Iron work promptly1 attended to. Crry a full line of plumbing ntu-e Phono Itlni k 1171. Ttli anil Onk Six. J. W. BARRINGtR Exprt houscmover Moves anythmy. Twenty-liv ye tit rifciKi cf. Fciiccrcr, E Filtcenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 1. Eugene. Oi.gon. ' j AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five p.isongcr car for hire any litre day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling see L.iDukc &LetllcrCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 5121 Villard Boulevard A Mt'K 1.1TTI.K MKAL AT TIIK THKATltK CAl'K la ninny nppreclntf.1, where you got : everything mi npN-tltlng ami tootle I some these. June mornlng-i, when your npiH'tlte Is fickle. When you : Mimt to treat your frlcmN, your wife or your Mvectlicnrt to a meal tluit is 1 rooketl to the (nccii's taste, bring , them lo tile Theatre Cafe. XOTK1C l Olt SI-KtiAL KLKtTIOX. Notice Is hereby given that on the 1st day or October, 190S, at each of the polling places. hereinafter named, a special election will be held In and for said City, whereat will be sub- miiieti to tlie legal voters of said City for approval or rejection. A nil.I. proposed by the Common Council of the City of Kugene, for a law to amend Sections 108 and 112 of the Charter of the City of Eugene, being simpler sax, or tne laws of the state of Oregon for the yenr 1905. entitle "An act to re-Incorporate the city of Kuuene. and renenl nil nn.o nnA of acts In conflict herewith," filed lnl"eu af,ter th? uie oiuce ot tne Secretary of State February 18, 1905, as amended by the people of the City of Eugene Ap ril IS, 1'IO.X. and to renenl nil nm FAIR CLOSED ON SATUROAT Salem. Or., Sept. 20. While the races of yesterday, the last day of the most successful week of horse racing that has ever been witnessed on Lone Oak track, were not quite up to the standard of the three days previous, they were, nevertheless, of a very high order of excellence and contributed very much to the pleas ure and satisfaction oi me sr' throng of people which filled the grand stand very comfortably and stood along both sides of the track. Although the weather was cool and not of such a nature as was condign to record-breaking time, there was not a slow race in the entire program and there were close and exciting finishes In almost every event. Summary of Saturday's Races Trotting, 2:19 class, 1800 (Un finished from Friday) 3 to Henry Gray, first; Monicrat, second; Zomhronut, third; raisy nice, fourth. Time. 2:14&. 2:09 trot, 100, 3 in 5 Jonn Lam- well, first; Athasham, second, n. Ambush, distanced in second heat. Time, 2:11. 2:14 trot. Consolation, iuuu (Non-winners in S50OO Lewis and Clark stake) Delia Derby, first; Vallejo Girl, second; Lady w., tnira; Easter Hells, fourth. Time, 2:11. Hunnlng, mile handicap, luu Yank, first; Melar, second; ine Counselor, third. Time. 1:42. Kunnlng, half mile, siou Lazaza, first; St. Salvana, second; May I'inK, third. Time, :49. SENATOR FORAKER WILL NOT SPEAK Cincinnati. Sept. 19. Senator For- aker tonight eliminated himself from participating with Judge Taft in the nolitical rallv of the National League of Republican Clubs to be held here Tuesday. His action was made known to Taft In a letter adareBsea' to the judge today, in which he eays that, having read in the newspapers that Taft and some of his friends are doubtful as to the propriety of For aker's speaking with Taft on Tues day, Foraker decided not to auena. He says he takes this action not because he deems the answers made to Hearst's charges are Insufficient, but because he does not want to do anything that could possibly Injure the Republican cause of embarrass Taft personally. Foraker said his action was entirely voluntary, and that he received no direct word from Taft regarding the situation. The publication of the letter was followed by a series ot conferences between Senator Dick, Senator Crane, of Massachusetts, A. I. Vorys, Taft's personal manager, Judge Taft and Senator Foraker. None ot them would add anything to the Informa tion contained in the letter, with the exception of Taft's remark that the action was purely voluntary. It could not he ascertained whether Foraker intends to eliminate him self entirely from the campaign or whether he will, as Intended, take the stump later. Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers Delinquent taxpayers will take no tice that delinquent taxes will not bo advertised as heretofore; under a law passed by the last legislature of this state taxes that are delin- expiration of six months from the first date of such delinquency may be paid by any one I demanding to pay same and a certif- icate of delinquency will be issued to DOCTORS AND SCIENTISTS TALK ON WHITE PLAGUE Washington, D. C, Sept. 21. The geratest gathering the world has ever seen for the study of tubercu losis and the methods of its cure and prevention began in this city today Physicians, hygienists, sociologists and humanitarians from all parts of the world have assembled to ex change views on the best methods for conducting the modern crusailo against the white plague, a problem now recognized as the most import ant and absorbing which medical science ever has been called upon to solve. - The session today was of a preliminary character and was oc cupied wholly with theo rganizatlon of the bod under the name of the International TuDerculosls Con gress. The delegates to the congress num ber seveial thousands. Among them are many of the distinguished medi cal autnorllies not only of America but of Great Britain, France, Ger many, Italy and several other coun tries of Europe. The governors of nearly all the states have appointed delegates, and offical representa tives are on hand also from Canada. Mexico and several of the . South American republics. The' attend ance includes many public health of ficials as well as medical scientists and tuberculosis experts. The congress plans to .remain in session three weeks. During this time so many absorbing phases of the subject will be considered that It is difficult to designate those that will be most Important. The feature of the congress that Is attracting most public interest is the tubercu losis exhibit. The meetings of the congress are being held in the new national museum and the exhibition has been installed there. It covers fifty thousand square feet of space and is Intended to teach a powerful if terrible lesson to those who de serve it on the ravages of tubercu losis and how the organs of the body are weakened and Injured by the germs of tubercular disease through poor air, lack of sunlight, poor food and the like. One section of the congress will devote Its attention to tuberculosis in animals and its relation to man. Tne cure ot tuberculosis will be an other subject of absorbing Interest, but more important still will be the discussion ot the prevention of the disease. The congress, In fact, will be a reflection of the activities the world over in the war on the tuber cle bacillus. It would be imprac ticable to give any idea of the num oer and va.iety or subjects that will come up before the congress for dis cussion, but all will, be interesting. To get them properly before the con gress for the world will be the prob lem, but strenuous efforts In this direction will be made and the lead ers of the gathering are sanguine as to the outcome. WILL TRY KING AT and parts of acts In conflict hero wmi. and A HILL, proposed bv the Common Council of the Citv of Eu gene, for a law to amend' Section 109 of the charter of the Citv of Eu gene, being Chapter 252, of the laws of the State of Oregon for the vear 1905, entitled, "An act to re-Incorporate the City of Eugene, and to re peal all acts and parts of acts in conflict herewith." filed i ,1,,, nf such party Swtlon 37 of said law, in part, reads: "Any day after the expiration of six months after taxes charged against real property are delinquent the tax collector shall have the right, and it shall be his duty, upon demand and payment of the taxes. 1 penalty and interest, to make out and Issue a certificate or certificates iice 111 tne secretary of State, K ruiiry 1 Mil, 1 u .1 , and to repeal nil i acts and parts of acts In conflict1 herewith." which said hills were i each proposed and ordained bv the Common Council of said Citv' July i :tlt. 1908 and on said dav filed with! the UeiQi-der of aald Citv; which lection will be held at s o'clock In the morning and will continue until o cluck In the afternoon of miid October 1st. 190S. The following are the designated polling places: for Hrst Ward. Cv House, No. 271 clone t . Easi Eiv, 1, ! delinquent ,r nccouil ward. Hook .-mil .adder room. In City Hall buildliu lor Third Ward. Hellers Ulack smith. No. 41 W.st Seventh Slreef l-or Fourth Ward. m,,m j n,lr 'r t'ainphell and Fellman's store on !- u eet Pel ween Eighth and Ninth , H. S. HltYSOX. Acting City Uecorder j of delinquency against such pruper ity," and section 38 in part reads: I ei tittcates of delinquency shall bear interest from the date of Issu ance until redeemed at the rate of 15 per cent per annum. ." Delinquent taxpayers are therefore advised that if they have not paid at least one-half of their taxes on or before the first Monday In April that the same are delinquent and have been delinquent since said first Mon day in April, and those who have paid one-half of their taxes as above the remaining one-half will bei 'nine lifter the first Moiulnv in li st re September 111, i:ms. l.'t AUTOMO BILES Frank Bennett & Son Cu-itfc Vrxr m 2lu !hcmf ml 1711 Kfo.K.trl Kar, I'muier, Hoed The kl cart tor the pmr, $700 and up Can lor hirr CHICHESTER S PILLS ,"(t ! i.-.-CK.'i'.-n'x:: M T-,S i - h iu, 1 Y .. ,i mi iiWtik4 IU J II- Vll.lMI hll IM . f , S sctsn cia'Gutsutsy,mK GEO. K.MUNROE FURNITURE 117 Wet Klislith St., Kugeiie, Oregon. I'liene It.xl .ViTtl. Sole Agi-llti for tin- I'ortlanil ! sioio Works. r iftv-uiive siy lea. Including the Unli mited Detroit I.lne. Also the Laclede Kanges the bei low price range on the market. A full line of Heaters Just from tne l:utory. Call and examine our larse stock 'k fei-e tui in.; els. where. Sp.-ci.-il linlc t I'orlluiiil mid turn. Live Sept. tickets -1st ' Mint Pacific National Fair -in, I Stock shew. he!, at Peri in mber 2 1. to M inclusive The I'aclllc will Se' roun.l i,i $' 011 round trie ii,.. nd and 23rd. Final return ''' A. J. CU.l.KTl'E. .Uiti:. for iictoner, and six months from such dates a certificate of delinquency h-aring fifteen per cent interest per annum may he issued against votir properly. To save further rosts. penalties and interest you are earnestly re quested to settle the same at once ii. i.. nowx. Sheriff a ni Tax Collector. i()OI I'lslllNt; r NEWPOP.T. Advice has jnt iH,en received that Sllvcrsi, le and Chinook Salmon are being caught on trolls in Yakina "ay. s-. 4 BOSTON THIS WEEK Boston, Mass., Sept. 21. It Is ex pected that before the end of this week the case of Cardenio F. King, the financial promoter, will be reach ed for trial ii: the superior court. Only a few months ago King Was one of the most widely known promoters and stock brokers In Boston and New York. His extensive and alluring advertisements had drawn thou sands of dollars into his coffers from the pockets of would-be speculators, a large proportion of whom were res idents of rural communities. When rumors of King's financial embar rassment were circulated, the pro moter disappeared and his where abouts remained unknown for sev eral months, when he returned to Hoston and surrendered himself, 'luring his absence he had been put trough bankruptcy and several ln .lictmentp, had been returned against him for alleged fraud. A SNAP TO iaiM-: I P ESTATE. howgO0dE.C "le- net t0 just exacfi, deliciotiSf, daintycris?.; No other f. is so tasty, spying. once and yoc k E'C cut: E-0-S(C " CB!C Urpa "to. tha Stop and think derived by buytcg paint dealer nun WALLPAPER A F., LU Practical J02W. Eight &. . TSil Nation OF sua Invites your r Your business .1 accurate and tion. SAFE DKP0SIT 9 T. G. hen: S. B. EAKl p. e. smi DARWIX E LUKE I. ii GASOLIJi IRRIGATION, PUMPING r Fairbanks-MoT for pumpinK, ipnl Ing. .Uutliucoq Fairbanks S Fairbanks Mur tors for power Fairbanks-Jit Towers. Falrbankn-Mw Chonners, Well P All first qmliiB prices abvurs U Prompt reply 1 shipment!. prices. I BERCER.4BJ Agents, FAIRBANKS 312 acres 2 miles west of Shedd on main line S. P. and on Oregon.. California wagon road, a fine loca tion. It. F. 1).. and both phone lines; all good agricultural land with about: 200 acres in cultivation, ii acres or-i chard, all kinds of fruit: balance ex-1 tra good pasture land, large S room I house In good repair, brick milk audi fruit house: lurge frame barn. 1 tact '.s all fenced and cross fenced. Pos-; session nt once. Price onlv $:t. per i acre. It. W. TKIIT. ; phone Main X I inn ii 1 1 mini's. diubhbmih. v.- WLLA Meat Under Nr. First-Class F Meat AWI Phone in WING & roi: sai.k 1 1 :. i i: At street bouse pet No. i'.:. East Seventh , furnishings of "-room . all good as new: car- b'inds. curtains, chair an i rockers, stands, dishes. Iirie-a-lirac. kitchen utensils, dining room suite. secretar . ehilfenier. bunkers, clock, pictures all to be sold at once, fall from 9 to 12 a.m. tl . I.. SOI HKHW. . A.c.; Ccr.cKt(--l Sand JM j Phone M cow r't:Ki. Alfalfa meal. At Ha'.lej's. Tenth "" Willamette streets. Phone lied Wool .A li; L.C.BEADLE Stone Mason l.csxe ord.-r at White's restaurant m West Eighth street or address a', street. !ao!ln power, bv W. W t ore Phot,,, lied :t22. Or,r!, js; tca:i will be appre-'iated. wi'i.;, nicii.i.iMt (let your vell.J drilled , en. need well-drillers lied 4S'.2. Oasollne power, hy W. W. Mo phone Mod 32S2. Orders large small will be appreciated. Pllore ltlM.MIltF. nnOTIIKKA hy ula and' Fnr all kinds of draylng and ci I press. House phone Red 2.U. TO HlMEliS AM, CAMPMW tr If v,.ii are thinking ,,f h ?I1.,MM..ll..o I, ..ii .... -i-hiiie. "c mil no, or ca i .it 41 tf ! H-ating furnaee. t. ! M.,n s-.i.,.. f,,r : N itlonal ll.-mk ' uind.i .' Firs: T'n fruit nun ,n s-nc-C11.MK!!S 1IAP.1HVAKK CO. ;.soi.im-: wood s.iwiN'i Cell up ! one Main 32 or Farm--'; '-. U. A. Maltzan. i tf4T"l Monnr-! nnee. Thirtv days' fre. . r-"- , s..kl', trial. J, .oKf y. Co. !f OO
