Eugene daily guard., September 26, 1908, Image 2

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THE EttSKXE DAILY Cl'AItD. HTl ICDAV. SKITKMIIKH Wl. 1.H
CONVENTION OF j
UNEMPLOYED OPENS;
NYvv Vmk. Hi-pt. Tin- 'Mtinl
Mil im..il i iiim-miuii it tin- 1 1 1 j 1 1 ; -1 . -imI
ujt. ni .1 in Mils rity tinl:.y ami will
poiitiniii until snini linu next wi-i-k.
Thf c;il!i'rinn him Immmi iirniilK'-! '
.1. K;iils llnw.-. tin- fri.Ti.l i,t I In-IiiiIhh-s."
;im! hcvi-ral nthi-i' ilil!:tn-tlirni.-'-
nf 11 ir;trf Iral lor tin l ail I
raliii t turn nf liilnil. Tin' iirontutiTh
of the r un vi-nl inn ili-ilari lhaf iiiat
lidi'.MtK will ri-sillt fruin the n-riiliiil-t.
Tin viiriuiirt iin-Klili-mla!
ramliilal-.-i havi lii-i'ii unaiili tu ai-r.,t
the invitailun I' ultlr'ri-H f hi riiiivwi
tlnn, bin ii Is ixn-rt-il thai in' iit ri
ri'f'i'lital ivi'M of III); m'V-ial aiti-h
will ppruk.
KCMISKVII.T MAS NO
rsi-j l-'(it ('Alio
IMIK.V ll' YOTMISS
Washington. Sill. 2.1. " The raid
liuli'X HVKlt'iii Ih fine fur a kovitii-iiii-nt
dr-itrl mr-iit . hill In hi iivi'n'.i
nnmi- h't'B wl to work ami pump
Boimt hot, red blooil Into Hils lam
palKti. Ni-vi-r mind ard ltnlxlni
t tit peoplr to find out how wi think
they oiiKht to voti. I.U'k Kit out
with ri'd fin and Htiinip talk and
bands of muslr ami cxprnsi tnomy
and Hllr 'iin up mi that tin y ilo voti.
In hi-nvi-ii'H naiiii-, Novum Iht In al
moMt hi'rn."
Thcso wordn wito nm-d hy I'r-n-InVnt
Uonm-vi-ll In rrlt Ic-lsin nf tin
work of Ititpuhllcan National Chair
man llltchroi-k. arconlliiK to a enh
Inot offlcor who In tnlklUK today of
tho iri-nlilint'n attlttido In tlin Tuft
canipalKii. Tho tuihlnot officer dot8
not llko llltihroik,
lit! Buys 111" proHldi'tit'n word led
to tho appolntniont of Si-nalor Critnn
of MahKnchuHuLU ait pilot of thu Taft
catnpaUn.
Thu cabinet offlii-r i-xplalm-d that
Hitchcock la thu youiiKuHl man that
ha over Iwnn trimt-(l with Ihii re
BpiuiHlljllltli'H of a lil K canipiilKii. and
r-hat tho Itiiptilillran li-adi-ra wi-re
hamh In their crlllclmii of thu card
Index.
The proHlclent put an end In the
Jmnu-ntio card Index that Hitchcock
was plannliiK by piillliin the wire and
starting thltiKa In a lively way.
NEW i. 0. 0. F. BLOC: REAP.IftS COMPLETION
jTPANSFLHS OF LANE
I COUNTY REAL ESTATE
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KiiKune'B flrnt aky-Bcrapi-r at tho eoner of Kast Ninth and Oak streetB la
a handHotnc Btructure
lOST VAM.KV NDTKS.
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Urownavllle, 8opt. '23. Tho llal
aoy UranKO AKrlciiltural and Stock
Fair will hold Its third annual exhi
bition at llalauy, I. Inn county, on
Friday, October II.
In thu two yearn of Ita life this
fair haa aBauimid propurtlona far be
yond tliu uxpuctalloua of lta promot
ers. Lamo rrowdB uminlly attend and
tho dlaplnya of aurlciiltiiral prnducta,
Block, etc., are of tho beat and guile
extunlalvo for a foot hill ri'Klnu. Tuh
fair thla aeaaon prontlBea to ecllpae
anythltiK hori-toforo attempted, some
good prliua bulitK offered.
Kndol will, without doubt, make
your Btomarh atroug and will almoat
InHtantly relieve you of all th aymp
totna nf IndlKontlun. (let a bottle of
It today. It la aold her by all drug-glBta.
Senator Jonathan llourno, of Ore
gon, baa ordered 40 boxes of Corn
ice pears from thu Lewis orchard
near Mudfnrd, which he Intends to
present to 1'rosldunt Kuoauvolt and
membera of the cabinet In order to
prnvo to them some of Ills tales of
Oregon'a wonderful peura, which bo
told III Washington during the last
suasion of congroaa.
(Special Guard Correspondent).
Lost Valley, Sept. 24. II. M. Par
Tin la fitting up a wnndsaw attach
ment to his engine, and In a few
daya will bo ready to huw wood.
H. Ij. Kd wards preached here last
Sunday.
It has boen announced that Sun
day School will bu organized at
Trent next Sunday.
T. H. Hitnaakor and wife have Just
returned from a four mnntha' trip
through Southorn and Kaatern Ore
gon. They returned to find them
selves "grandpa" and grandma."
Hoad Suporvlaor Tomplomnn la
SPItl.(;i''IKIil) I,OCAI.S.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. O. H. An
trim, Tuesday, Septenibor 22, 190S.
a daughter. Mr. Antrim In mall
clerk on the Sprlngfleld-Albany
train.
MIhb Minnie Spnng, a Lane county
teacher, leaves this week for Waa
co, Oregon, where she has accepted
a position as teacher in the schools
at that place at a salary of $65 per
month.
J. S. Klrkley Is fitting up the cor
ner room In the FJemlng building,
for his meat market. He expects
to bo .ready to move In about two
weeks. He says when his new mar.
working tho roads In Trent now. lionet Is completed he will have one of
has Just returned from a trip to tho! the boBt In the state,
mountain!. More hunters than tleor, J C. Stratford, who formerly con
Ib his report. ducted a photograph studio 'here, 1b
Win. Williams mado a two or j visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
three ilnva- trln tn Knirnn lttHt week. Henry Stewart. Mr. Stratford re-
H. K. Williams and wife spent a 1 cently returned
few days last week visiting In Clo
vordalo. Mrs. Kssox nowen Is quite ill with
lagrlppo.
We notice John Clark Is erect
ing a new manse In Trent.
W. II. Fenton la building an addl
tiol to the house for Wra. Wllllnma.
Heavy fronts are prevailing
throughout this vicinity. All the
late corn la greatly damaged.
if you expect to do a roc-
ord busiuesH this fall, you
niiiHt match your expecta-
tlons with your advertising.
HIC01NN1NO HIOHT NOW.
from an extended
trip to New York and other eastern
cities.
1). A. Marshall haa aold the Spring
field bakery to Krneat Ilartlett, who
took poaaesslon last Friday. Mr.
Marshall haa been proprietor of the
bakery for the past year and suc
ceeded In building up a good trade,
which no doubt will be held by Mr.
Ilartlett. News.
DeWltt's Carbomed Witch Hazel
Salve Is the bent thing to use for
piles. Sold by all drugglsta.
The bod let of three elk have been
found In the woods near Seaside with
their throats cut. None of t-he flesh
had been taken, but it was found
that tho teeth had been extracted.
Tho peoplo of that region are very indignant.
ATI
Ghirardelli's Cocoa
is a food drink for young and old that
pleases the palate strcngthc-ns the body
builds tip the nerves-quickens the
mind. It instills qualities in young and
old which produce perfect contentment
and perfect health and allows one to give
A Smile All the While
Okirardelli's Cocoa is a standard com
bination of the cocoa bean. It is made
with painstaking care and after 50 years
of manufacture stands to-day a perfect
product.
30 cups of a delicious drink 25c
,ry .1.
ii lo
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i that j
y Willi
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-ruin:
r i nf Anierl- 1
heard at Hie (
is Congress i
.1. S. I.ipkev tn J'--
j trail In Clli-iii liiil Park
PiioelM. A. Hail al t
Meulle, trail in nit ah-
hUKene, llOljll.
Mary Wald to It. M. nay, tract in
Bee s, tp. 1 it, irii. II
Ivan MrQiieen to Mont
urn. tract in hec tp. 11
i )0.
Ivan McQueen to Mont
son, trail iti tp. -U. ;, r
J. J. Harden t i Aitn.i S.
trait In Walnut Park. $1.
Margaret I. liiheu et al to Je-w; i
(i. Wells, trail In Cullcfce Hill Park, j
1 ii ... ,, miiiwIj.v will attract lnter-
Mailiue! " ,h ,.,.
ii, S!nainimii a i ."n w i i.-
' i i.tlenleil iwililical situation there as a
l.,r,!,.n 1 result Ol t.'ie 111
Hhepar.-l-
w lii nil.
Anderson.
'.'a - -;e llil.- t'-.-i
p. j'lil'iii-ani v.
(eivernor I'ra
t),-. only coip.
n,:aiiia'i in fo:
for which pla
i.lreiii. 1 he
S'.tte . tlator
he Die Helline:
ernor.
Many emiie
can and Km"
liiternatiumii
in session in thi.- city.
The Atlal tie butt !e.-Mr fleet Is due
to reach Manila et Thnri-day. Ile
eent advices fi-mi t e Philippine cap
ital tell of elaborate arrangements
made ther- I t the -ntertiiinment of
the officers and men of the fleet.
The assembling of the Danish par-
hi ba ifc b a a rzu ii i i ha I:.. i i.
John Hurley etux
Moore, Ititi acres in se
r 6 w. $101)0.
J'. J. Harden etux to I). A
1. tp.
tract In Kllas Stewart adiln, Kugeiie.
il.
I). I.. Harden i-nix to .1. .1. Harden,
etux, tract in Walnut Park, $.D').
S.A. Iluddleston to Henry ('.
cotnb, tract In Huddltston's addn to
Kugeiie, $:10.
K. W. Jordan etux to Lyman R.
Mrlggs, et al, $10, tract In Purkerson
& Ciulmby addn to Kugene, $10.
T. W. OHburn etux to K. u Darr,
tract In College Hill Park. $1000.
Ivan McQueen etux to Lydia M.
Sbepardson, tract In tp. 20, s r 3w.
$2700.
Fritz Wald, Jr., to J. W. Maltman,
tract in lot 7, blk 3. Skinners addu.
$1400.
irilllnm T rl. ....-l. nt,,v In Inc.
1T1II1UIII IJ, V,lli;ntCI tHIA HI
epn vv. iuys, iract in sec. i, ii-. d,
s r 9 w, $100.
V. S. to Clarence C. Fisk, 120.59
acres In sec. 4, tp. IS, s r 3 w.
Harrison Matteson etux to Claude
Bevlna, tract in Marcola, $125.
Charlea Hadley etnl to C. C. Mll
lett, 160 acres In sec 7, tp 16, s r
4 w. $6000
tensive frail Is
Insures of the ex-
comntitted by M. Al
bert!, the ex-minister or justice.
A number of financiers and other
men of national prominence will ad
dress t:ie annual convention of the
American Hankers' Association,
which wlil meet in Denver on Tues
day. Other important conventions ot
the week will he the National Irriga
tion Congress at Alhuiiueniue, the
convention of the League of Ameri
can municipalities at Omaha, and the
annual meeting of the National Asso
ciation of Cotton Manufacturers at
Saratoga.
AMUSEMENTS
Fred Raymonds famous comedy,
the Missouri Girl, will be the attrac
tion at the Kugene Theater, Tuesday,
September 2 9. The fact that this is
the twelfth season for this play is a
-m'ii. r.' xii.i,ii ii t pmma I most conclusive proof that good,
Milton D. Mitchell etnl to Emma hnt.nm ehentrlcni nrortuc-
tlr-ns are always welcomed and gen-
Eu-
A. Wells, tract in Shaw's addn
gene, $100.
George Irish etux to Emma A.
Wells, tract In Shaw's addn, Eugene,
$100.
S. A. Iluddleston to Addie Work
man, tract in Huddleston's addn, Eu
gene, $100.
George F. Morris etux to A. J.
Morris et al, 162.33 acres in sec. 6,
tp. 18, s r 11 w.
Emily Ogden to Otto Morton, 40
acres In Bee. 2 7, tp. 19, s r 2 w. $50.
II. L. Ogden etal to Emily Ogdeh,
40 acres In tp. 19, s r 2 w.
GKXKKAI) NEWS KOI'EPAST
OF THE COMING WEEK.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 26. The
middle West will be the poltlcal
arona of the coming week. William
J. Dryan, the Democratic candidate
for president, will spend the greater
pnrt of the week In that section and
Mr. Taft, the Republican nominee,
will be heard In various places In the
Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado
and Knnsas.
Jnmes S. Sherman, the Republican
candidate for vice-president, will be
gin a Western tour nt Chicago on
Monday, when he will speak under
the auspices of the Hamilton Club.
John W. Kern, the Democratic can
didate for vice-president, will begin
the week In northern Ohio. On Wed
nesday be is scheduled to speak at
the Michigan Democratic convention
In Saginaw. Thence he will start on
an extensive Southern trip, beginning
his engagement at Birmingham Fri
day and speaking In Macon the fol
lowing day.
During tho week the Democrats
and Republicans ot Michigan will
hold their State Conventions to rati
fy the results of tile recent priniar-
emuslv patronized by the theater-go
in-; public. The comedy is so closely
Interwoven with bits of pathos and
Btich Bensatlonnl Incidents as would
actually occur In the lives of such
peotile as oxist In The Missouri Girl,
that th- entirety Is a revelation In
sl-npllcity and Interest in play build
in :.
Mr. Raymond has equipped the
p!iy with the best of accessories, and
hrs spare! no expense In making Its
product irn one thoroughly worthy of
tho patronage accorded It.
GOODS GIVEN AWAY
We want to clean out our lines of
sliver deposit ware and Bohemian
glassware, and will give the entire
lot of one hundred and thirty-five
pieces away to our customers. With
every purchase of $5 or up to $10 we
will give one piece of Bohemian
glass. With every purchase amount
ing to $10 or over we will give one
niece of silver deposit ware. The
I regular prices of these goods run
from 50 cents to $4.6U.
This will continue until every piece
Is gone. Optical work is Included.
J. O. WATTS,
The Up-to-date Jeweller and Op
tician, Cor. 9th & Willamette,
tf
2ftc
A select merchants' lunch 13 being
served at Otto's new grill every day
from 11 to 2 p. m. s26
an
E. G. n.MGHT.
Photos, stamps nnd
post cards.
les nnd to adopt a platform. The General view work. Sixth street;,
Democrats will meet In Saginaw Wed between Willamette and Olive, tf
r ft iWmIf
Ilk tBill
Atgctab!ePrcparalionfor As
similating thcroodandReHula
ting iheS lonadis and Dowels of
Promo tcsDigestion.ChEerrul
nessandRest.Conlains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
fyam tSOtdn-SAMUIZPfrCBEa
AbcSinnm
flrptmunt -JtimSitJ
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A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour StotMch, Diarrhoea,
and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
rTEW -YORK.
Always
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Signature
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Builders
Are you doing what yon can to populate yotn
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, honest bal
mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains,
hands and a willing heart capital or no capital.
Southern Pacific Co
(Lines in Oregon)
is sending; tons of Oregon literature to the East In
tribution throutrh every available agency. Will
not help the good work of building: Oregon bysd
us the names and addresses of your friends the
likely to be interested in this, state? We will bt f4
bear the expense of sending them complete iota
about OREGON and its opportunities.
COLONISTS TICKETS will be onsaledurinjfc
ber and October from the East to all points in On
The fares from a few principrl cities are. ' I
From Denver $30.00 FromLouisvMtSj
' Omaha... 30.00 " Cindnuab
" KansasCity 30.00 " Cleveland
" St. Louis. 3i.50 " NewYott
" Chicago.... 38.00
TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID
Ilvnti Wjnl to hn'nor A fnVnn nr rl.ltive lO Ore ?0I1, ittd
amount with any of our agents. The ticket will thtn b -
by telegraph. - . . .
A.J.GlLlETTE,U-alAM
"m. McMURFAY, General Paaengrr Ag.nt.
Portland, Oregon.
Our Stock of Irons Is ExM
50 MORE ORDERED
The Special price of $4 will hold for a short i
their arrival.
In the meantime consult our Illuminating I
for useful current saving ideas in home and -
nation.
Pacific Electric Engineering
Machinery, Wiring, SurpW
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