Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 23, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto THE EK....SE DAILY GUARD, KDNKSDAY. SKPTKMllKK SI. lins NOTABLE GATHERING OF NATION'S FARMERS dudory Display and Sale GE'S Outer oarmeiu sfThePhntberiind the Sulf .3 , H i j " ' " "- I Charming Coats and Suits $4.50 TiUbuyUdi' long coat. $12.50 mi k,,v tlceaot broad cloth coats, full satin lined, wwthitbirinre $15.00 For ladies' fine broadcloth . coats, fuU satin lined and trimmed with si'k b".d, empire them with any J25coat. $6.50 tuna- JSithtovy ,Ati w q V. NEWLAND Eugene's Bargain Shop iliiliiiltMltlMlilMIMMl8l r u i : II for Madison. Wis.. Sept. -11..;,.- The conn-ess will he quarters were established at the Park the prominence as well as the mini-1 uuie, i.m.1, ,or ,ne twenty-eiiiath an- her of its partieipauts. Viili..m .1 niial session ot the Fanners' Nation- Hrvun c,v..m.,r i,.h,w., ui al congress, whieh will he called to ' sot'a, C.ovcrnor C.leun.'of '.North Car-1 order in the auditorium of Airricnl. iina r.. i.,,... '. lural Hall at 11 o'clock tomorrow Alaska, and James J. Hill, the'rail- morninn. The nrmalities of op. ami; road magnate, are aniens the nota- wil occupy the initial session of the hies who have promised to address KatheriiiK. The lit. Kev. John Hazen the Ratherini; if their other i-nsaKe- hite. hishop of Xurthern Indiana, tnents will permit. Former Coventor will offer prayer, and the welcoming V. I. Hoard, of Wisconsin one of addresses will he delivered by r.ov- the foremost authorities on dairvins .....,. a.iwn,.,, mm ..Hijor acnuiicrt, in tne 1 nitett stales, will he a proin- speakliiK respectively for the State of inent participant In the proceedings Wisconsin and the City Of Madison, of the nnu'r, n;l V'.i, ! i. Vice President Joshua Strain:.-, of lu- Van liise and a dozen members of diana. will make the response. In be- the faculty of the I'niversitv of Wis- i half of the tsiiiKress. cousin will also take part. ' Several hundred delegated, many The congress will remain In ses- I f them appointed by the governors sion for one week. Papers will he I of the various states and territories, presented by eminent thinkers on a land the remainder representing a wide, range of topics In which the en- ' SCnrfl of nNNficlntlnna vlinca l.,..,nn..B ui-al ,nl.lin .. ,..ll n ,k ... ... ... , , uuv itiiviueia . -'.n j.uniiv, na "en aa iuc lai me, s uie are connected with, the movement, 1 interested. Politics will not he nave arrlvea In the city to attend the touched upon, by the congress, al- congress. Several hundred others , though many of the leading questions are on their way to the citv and of the day will be discussed. Hail- when tho gathering convenes tomor- road rates, taxation, pure food laws, row morning It will undoubtedly be agricultural labor, Immigration, the the most Influential and representa-! extension of the rural mail service, tlve body of farmers and others In-jthe participation ot the farmer In terested In agricultural pursuits politics, and tariff reform are among that has ever met In this or any oth-lthe Important matters that will re- er country. iceive attention. r. Book-Keeper you want more money ft vou work ovcttime? Your boss don't care how hard YA, He wants results wants the work done. If you rout twelve hours work in seven hours he would be nil satisfied probably better. So why work over- Do you Jikejt or would you prefer to stop? It's up to No Mr. Clerk or Mr. Book-Keeper there's a way open iich means less work and more money. There's a f 10" to get the years of experience without waistine P There's a way of making: yourself the absolute of root profession A way to become the best in your lJyto get in the higher class. You want to toot it and we want to tell you. Hundreds have been 'ft places and better salaries vou can be if vou Kt us till you our plan for bettering your position Pt to be free. Ask for booklet ."A". f International Accountants' Society, Detri,,M,ch. NEW TEMPERANCE METHODISTS IN POLICY DISCUSSED' ANNUAL CONFERENCE t Ottawa, Ont., Sept. 23. Many sub-l Salem, Or., Sept. 22. About 100 Jects of importance are slated to re- members of the Oregon conference ceive attention at the fifth session of of the Methodist Episcopal church the General Synod of the Anglican , reached Salem todav, in readiness Church, which opened in this city to-: f0r tho sessions f the conference day with delegates In attendance which begins tomorrow morning, from all parts of Canada. Among the This evening a reception was held at motions to be voted upon is one pro-.the Kirst Methodist Episcopal church, posing revision of the Canadian - Kev, W, 11. Selleck, pastor of the Prayer book. Another is to the ef- church nrealdert nnrt Introducer! the lect that no Canadian edition of the speakers. On behalt of the city of Book Of Common Prayer be issued Salem, Mayor George F. Kodgers do- at present, but that an edition witn I llvered an address of welcome, as- special services be issued for theguring the visitors that Salem Is clerev. Still another motion will pleased to greet and entertain them propose that the upper and lower and extending them the freedom of houses of the Synod sit together but the city. In his usual humorous vote separately. 'vein, he related, some of his personal Much interest center in the new ; experiences at religious gatherings policy to be proposed with regard to and "Jollied" the preachers until temperance. The Committee on Tem-' their faces lost all semblance of se perallcfl has prepared a report rec-'rious mood. ommending' the uncurtaining of President Homatl, of Willamette bars, making It Itieeal for a minor to . University, welcomed tho visitors on enter i bar where Intoxicants are behalf of the local churches and the sold; the shortening of hour's of sale I University, and I. H. Van Winkle ex by local option, and that fill! ad-'tended a welcome on behalf of the vantage be taken when practicable ill , laymen. the adoption and enforcement of 10-1 Rev. Clarence True Wilson, of cal option under the present license i Portland, responded, expressing ap law. The advisability will be dis-1 preciation of the hearty welcome. In cussed of Inviting the co-operation of I the course of his remarks he took churches of other denominations In . occasion to refer to the progress of furthering moral reform work and i popular government In Oregon and in promoting legislation for objects expressed his satisfaction with the of common Interests. ! resuu oi experiment in uirecr. legis- I lation. He mentioned particularly A Sl'ltPKISKD MINISTEK I the adc.""0" of laws for the regula- '" ' ' tlon of liquor selling and for the f....i i!......i,i,,l r,.i,,,rl, if. election of United States senators by I wifsas8.mw ii III MMWmSWI II B LOOK HERE! , Headqusrders for FRUIT JARS Special prices while moving E. DODGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Successor to Scobcrt & Dodge V it mm m or Handsomely Decorated China we are selling at prices that wo have never before offered such values at In quality, beauty and richness of decoration. Kino China and Kngllsh porcelain. THE SQUARE j W. M. CREEN, dKls 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 23. trr He liml (Jivcn Up in Despair. i that he long had d iuhted the t rut ti of the saying that the voice of the mr many eis , n.,o . , ,c ,,, ,.,,.,,, c,i ,,, ,. lie IlSt .1 "IMIINU ' lit l'ii- II "I the Initiative anil referendum lie had come to believe In it. The conference will be organized by Hishop Hughes at 10 a. in. to morrow anil the work of the confer ence will he laken up Immediately GENE .M.D M.D. ..D !-H.D. HOSPITAL For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations! Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. 'raining School fnr N. Run? res by the faculty and practical FKalrwr. , nc radical and surgical stall ktx U fulty. For rates or infor- "ji--u i rvtlNUALL, M.D., bupt. sufferer from branchial raarrh, had despaired of anything like a cure. Judge of my pleasant surprise when 1 first used llyoniei, which brought complete relief, llyoniei has been a veritable godsend." There are many readers of the Guard, who are suffering from ca tarrh, either nasal or bronchial. Manv of these despair of ever being cured. Thev have soaked their stom achs with nostrums until they are riixi'iKiterl with all medicines, and ni-. miw traveling their wav, allowing the devinsii germs 01 catarrh to sap them of their health, energy and vitality. Hut let us reason together. Hull, the druggist, has a guarantee rem ertv for catarrh, colds, coughs, bron chitis, croup, and all inflammatory diseases of the bronchial tubes 'OOTHAI.l, It.WTKI-: IIKtilNS AT (). A. ('. Corvallis. Or.. Sept. "2. Football miserable practice began at lite Oregon Agri cu turn t oilege tins aiiernoou nun 1.") men lu uniform and Coach Nor cross in c iininand. Cooper and Cody were the only regulars to report. Captain Collette and Keck, who per formed very well on the second team last year, and Parker and .Yloorc and! two likely-looking new' candidates thrnjit nnn iwn k 1 v-ioukiiik lie" Th name of I S were n t ie sclliail. .XJTKJ remarkable remedy is Hyomei. and . the men some liuii.ering- p :, , ,..... vn,. the Hull Drug and a little work in handling the ball niii ,.ive vnnr money back ilvoniei I pronounced Hogh-o-me) Is medicated air; you just breathe it i . i tnkoiur Hi-Mi tho in- Y"T'. JrJ.H,UU.n membrane, .vould never suffer from Kidney J.L ,i,in .nnil.sentic oroper-1 bladder or rheumatic trouble. 11 Mill, ,1.1 """ .. . . ..- ,1,.' trODlmon and then sent them to the gym. if yor RNiav Tne merits of Texas Wonder you Nrock Wells A P,, WUIp. some Water See pr K1LBORN Smt o 557 High Street ties will allay the Inflammation, des trov the germs, and restore u,e en tire respiratory trait to lis normal condition. A complete Hyomei outfit, includ ing a hard rubber inhaler, costs hut $1 00 and an extra bottle of Hyomei. If afterwards needed, costs but all cents. See the Hull Drug Co. with out delay. A SS'AI' TO f MinH". I ' I'.STATK. 312 acres 2 miles west of Shedd on main line S. P. ami on Oregon. California wagon road a fine loca .. ... i ,t iw.th nhnnp nes. all good agricultural land with about lnakP the stand during the season at 200 acres in cultivation, : acres or-, Hangs barn, chard, all kinds of fruit; balance ex- tf ... '.,.i re land, arge room hniita (two months' treatment) sold bv O J. Hull, or by mall. Send for itimnnlalB. Dr. K. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. WOOD SAWING. Jhn M. P. Dixon, successor to W ft Hndrlv All wood sawed to guage. Kor prompt service phone uiaca 3312. Residence 324 High street, tf Gasoline Wood.-aw. GKKMA.V f.OACIl STAM.IOV The German coach horse whlcl I nnnhiwri from Duncan Scott will i . , . , How many men know clothing quality? It takes an expert these days to judge valueSi The safest plan, we've found, is to buy from honest manufac turers; then we take no chances and you take no chances. Schwab Clothes are doubly insured; not only do we know they're made right, but the set-price label "on the sleeve" insures good values. That's why we sell them. That's why you should buy them. $10 to $30. Onc-price-to-all, all-over-America. STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. 1 1 n'2r'? . J. 11. PERKINS. ,1, .mil house in good repa r. ''"7 fruit house; large frame harm lace s all fenced and cross fenced. 1 os sessi'n a, once. PrU-e only , per Ilrownsville, Or. K. IIMGIIT. acre. Both phones 'XOTICK KM H MOUNTAIN lll I K. Ladies of Rich Mountain Circle and a " ' Photos. Rtamps and r,.w.,l vi.w work. wiitnmette and Olive, tf post Sixth cards, street . The First, National Bank OF EUGENE. ORECON Invite your account, whether Inrjt or small. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and cunfldnntlal atten tion. SAKK DEPOSIT IIOTKS KIHl UK.NT T. G. HKNDItlCKS., President. S. H. KAKIN. Vice-President. P. K. SNODGRASH. Cashier. DARWIN I1R1HTOW. Aaalstant Cashier. l.UKK I.. GOODRICH. Assistant Cashier. Olfice In Keeburr BuiidinR We Repair Every- i thing Electrical that needs attention, as well as. fell vou apparatus. Further more we attend to repairs prompt ly (on 'phone order if you like), and you won't need to sound your buglar alarm when you jet our bill. .Need anything in our line. EUGENE ELECTRIC CO. J. O. THOMAS Electric V.'ll'iMt, Fixlur.s Photn M.ln S. feUdRNE, ORE EU BANGS EARLMcNUTT J. H. WEST . BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Clasi Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKFNZlII STAGE leaves Eocene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE At 5:30 a. m. St.ira do not ciii At private residences but will tall for baggage il notilird the day belore. A dailyilagelcaveiEugcuea! 6 a. m, lor Mapletuu. close connection by steamer lor Florence and Acme Livery Phone Main 2 1 mi U We Carry Prime Meats mid no other kind. Our nlm Is to hiive tho best qualities only .nil let the other butchers han dle the I n f rlor Krndes of meat. Consequently our renular cus tomers know for prime roast, lamb, mutton, veal or pork, for II kinds of poultry 111 season, mil for chops, steaks and cut lets, no cojnpctltor can ap proach us In quality. The samo may be mild ot our splendid hams and bacon. Broders Bros Phnne 2Mnin 40 - West, 0th St. GASOLINE ENCINES IRRIGATION. SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY Kalrlutnks-Morse firutollno Kniflnee . . . . . . . l . .,.KUV,., aitwiiiif. irrllia. AiA a 4-TTTTXT-TT-T- for ui,Imiik. ... MISS NKI.I.1K Mt P.PIIKV. ,.-,!,. (,f Drake Conserva tory of Mil At S cake, and salad, In entertaining ai - cor MARY SMALL. 'r,..-;il.-n;. NOTK i: TO Till: Pl'f.l-K'. lima, t'-ai her West Tenth Red lies Molne--. f piano i!7:i Teet. Phone vol h i: i" 'iierea?. 'ii)isvlft my IIL'ive w'lce I re. v 1,, 1 an d. I h" for a til n. t le-, ! P bin it 1 ';;;'....,, f'HKD P. (.Jn--r.lt. llav f-r fUn..-J.r.ti'- at ah" II""-' I. P Ma m n I c : ' .. In cv !.., e l- OT 'I " . ft Hillln Pl ii I Club Hik. Eugene Poultry Store Big Saturday Sale of Live and Dressed Poultry Our Saturday Sales are growing in ' popularity and in order to m:et the demand we will have on hand a lUfge supply of live and dressed poultry. DON'T FORGET OUK NUMBER. Phone Main 645 102 East Ninth Street. ins. .Outrun complete Fairbanks Scale ror rel(liln. Kalrbank-.More Dynamo and Mo- Uirt ror xiwer and llubt. Kalrlink-.Morw! Windmills and . Towers. . .. , Klrlwnk-More (irlnclem, M, Cln.rM-n, Well Piimi. Ml flrt quality mhI at lowest , pric.-. !) MlH-ml lerins. VoniPt reply to liiqulrhn and l"l ,l,ll,iiH-nf.. Write for catntoKiw and BERGER.&. BEAN HDW. CO., Agencs, tuxene, FAIRBANKS. MORSE CO Portland, Orcfton SCHOOL OF MUSIC OF THE f UNIVER.SITY OF ORECON Piano and Theory Miss Mary Morgan (Sherwood) Voice ..... Miss Eva Stinson (Brenneman, Bacheller, Sweet) Violin . Mr. Le Poy Gesner (Sevcik) AujUnU -Miii Albftt-i Camf-bfll, Mlu Vd Quickmbiih, Miu Ins Witklra Rates Reasonable faculty Experienced Opens Stpt. 22. I90fl I. M. CLE4V, Dean j I I