Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 19, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BX'OEXB VAILY GCABD. MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1908 o1 For the Man Who Walks one mile .or ten a dSV it's all the same if your feet are ready for business in STETSON Corndodgers Foot-freedom, comiQt, ease, that's what this model is built for. the y j "Corndodger" O ISA STETSON SHOE with all that meaSf STETSON wear and worthLook at the shape roomy, sensible, snug conforming point for point with the natural lines of the foot. o Make tfw Corndodger your wMk-di; comfort otoit minuto you'ro woariogO it- tlx days out of erery (even. CII and get out book "THE RIGHT TO KNOW." The reading of thu u really wcrth your while. Il'i new book, bated on a W idaa. thai give, you an X-ray view of a good ihoeVi the making. Send for U. Read it. Learn by il. ROBERTS BRCfc, TOCGRJIY O lhe o 1 u mM LENOX Portland's Now and Mft Modernly FurnbbSQ HOTEL Third and Main Street PORTLAND, - OREGON Possessing: every convenience and an ideal location fronting; onhe beautiful city plaza. AcjQcent to business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in every room. Private baths. BustG and from all trains Ratal EuropQaQplan Rates American Plan $1.00 and tl.no pr dnv. $2,50 iQl S3.0iQior day. 12.00 and 13. SO with buth. 13.50 nnd S4.00 with bath. Eugene Guard on File Q O. H.$PEgCER, Manager -o- BEAUTY, ART, USEFULNESS aro nil combined In Qany f tho seta of Chlnnwaro. Wo are constant! yon the lookout for novelties, while of course keeping ""j'ft'd tho standard styles. AsTl result wo are en abled to please every taste. If you aro a lover of high-class chlnawnrc, you wljaswant to see ours. W. M. CREEN, UARE ROCER (9 Willamette St. Phonf: Main 25. Our Irons Are Here THE EXCEL IRON C It Excels all others in Price and Quality Yours for $3.50 Pacific Erectric Engineering Co. . 516 Willamette Street o For Wiring, Supplbs.tfMxttircs and oil kinds of O Electrical Machinery. 0 VARSITY OFFENSIVE PLAYING POOR IN SATURDAY'S GAME Alum$ Foiled Attempts of 'Var sity to Advance the Ball O DEFENSE HAS BEEN EMPHASIZED BY FORBES Ends Lack Defensive Power For Which Oregon is FamoiiO GUARD PLANT vmr I'RKPARED " FOB H'OKK AGAIN. The Guard Printing Co's. plant is now installed at 478 Willamette (Theatre Block) and is prepared to do all klwte of printing more sat sa&sfactorily than ever and do It more promptly. have Installed a splendid new cylinder book and Job press, a new double deck linotype, and much additional material, making the plant double the size of any other in the city and one of the finest in the Telephone number same as before, Main 19. GREENLEAF ITEMS o 7hj first line was gotten on the 'varsity team when they beat the alumni Saturday 4 to '0. A place kick In the last part of the second half by Captain lloullen's stub foot made the only score, but twice in the first half the old graduates swept within a fow yarda of a touchdown, only to be held uy a stonewall of the 'varsity line. Coach Forbes said the game was satisfactory. His team showed a very good dofensrt formation, but on ot fense could not make gains. ClarkO, greut spiral punts of 60 yards saved the day for the students. Taken as a whole the 'varsity squad, seventeenXsn being tried out during the contest, showed up Qtter than in any first game for jears. There wore eight old Northwest play ers on tho alumni team, and they outwelgliiQ the 'varsity fifteen or twenty potTiids to the man. Oregon has a good Hue this year. which when required to will stop the i hardest rushes. Purt of the game one tackle was weak, but by a change the point was rengt honed so that such men as Frank Templeton, Ker ron, McKinney and Zacharias qfYld no more plunge for six or eight yards. A weak place this year for the team may be the ends. For defensive work MichaQand Hickson played a groat game, the former in the 'var sity, IIQIatter In the freshmen-Port-lang hlgli gume, but neither of these men have showecfVullty to carry the ball on offense, a thing for which Oregon ends have long been famous. Dodson, another enndidate, seems more cnpuble In offensive work, and In the short time he was in the game Saturday played well defensively. Hayes, a fourth man who is being tried out, plays with all his might, but. seems to need more speed and weight. The back field Is In a curious condi tion. Of the number oWcnndidates for the bncks, Clarke at full has his position cinched. Lntourette, former quartor on the Portland high, plnved one half as halfback and KlltzO.ie other position. I.atourette Is a pig my compared to Clarke, but possesses the faculty or running ends and put ting up good Interference. Hurd. an other canAlnte, who was given a chanco. hart little opportunity to carry the ball. Klltz, who played the en cctlre game, Is a very speedy, well built man. But whatever the forma tion, the Oregon team could not work any kind of plays for gains Sattir riay. except the forward pass twice, two or three bucks by Clarke, and a few brief yards on end runs. Forbes, It may bo stated, has worked almost altogether on defense, so that It was not expocli'hui the scoring machine would bo v.-i-y successful. Frlcndly's Itantpiet MenOrs of the alumni and varsity toniii::ogothor with a number of In vited guests, were tendered nQiiquct Saturday night by S. H. Friendly, n well-known Eugene merchant, who Is a member of the University board of regents. The banquet room wdoc- oriuoti in tne college colors, and pre sented a scene of rare beauty. C. N. McArthur ('01 ), acted as tenst master, nnd responses were made by Frederick Slelwer ( tin l . Judge 1.. T. Harris t'SS), Henry M. McKinnev C07). J. R. I.utourette C07). lilch- ard S. Smith C01). Captain Fred Moullen. Trainer V. I,. Hnvward. Conch Robert V. Forbes. Regent S. II. Friendly, and President P. 1.. Campbell. CiM's were laid for tiO (Special Correspondence.) Greenleaf, Oct. 17 Michael Alma si was laid up a couple of days this week as a result of getting In the way of a team Andy Almasi was hitching up, the team not being thoroughly broke yet. The Greenleaf electric light plant Is in operation again, this storm hav ing raised the creek enough 'q gener- The blow the other night put the Ouphone line down In innumerable nlaces. The rftl was not blockad ed much, thougu. Q George oraniQ is laming ui j Ing a 40 from A5l. Almasi and mak ing his home on It. Mr. Perkins, late of Blachley, and wife are going to help Herman Steln hauer in his farm work Ite coming year. v Mrs. Effie Stuckey's brother canio in on the stage lastQ'ght. BARGAIN'S IJQSHOF Q We have a large line of shoees. In many styles, for men, women and children, which we are desirous of re ducing at once. In order to do so we offer them at prices y below It will pay you to call themw We carry a complete line of gener al merchandise and guarantee right prices and fair treatment. Campers'QuPPHes a specialty. tour patronage will be appreciat ed. Q WILLIA.BS & WILLIAMS, 023 Dexter Oregon. O o 0 O Bud a Oose Call Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom Ho tel, Vaughn Miss., says: "For sev eral nionMV" surfered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have its grip on men, when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Dis covery. I began taking it and three bottles effected a complete cure." The fame of this life-saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat hauler is vrld wide. Sold at V. A Kuykendali s store. 50c and $1 RELEVES ALL THE DYSPEPSIA ABOUT FIVE MINUTES LATER FRHK YOIIWKI.F KKOM ALL STOMACH TROI RLE.P.Y TAKING 4 LITTLE OIAPEPKIX, WHICH niftKSTS VOIR KEAL3 AND PREVENTS FERMENTATION', WHICH CAUSES GAS AN1 OTH ER MISERV As there is often some one In your family who suffers an attack of In digestion or some form of stomach trouble, why don't you keep a case of Dlapepsln In the house handy? This harmless blessing will digest anything yon eat without the slight est discomfort, and regulate a sour stomach five minutes later. ' Tell your pharmacist to let you read the formula plainly printed on these BO-cent cases of Pape's Diapep sin, then you will readily see why they cure indigestion, eQr stomach, heartburn, and prevent at once. such misery as belching of gaw?ructations of. sour, undigested tWd, nausea, iJwadaches, dizziness, constipation isfid other stomach disorders. Some folks have tried soJ,png to find relief from indigestion Wth the common every-day cures avertised that they have about made up their minds that they have something else wrong, or believe theirs is a case of nervousness, gastritiswiatarrh of the stomach or cancaf. J This is a ser.Vis mistake. Your real trouble Is what you eat does not digest; instead It ferments and sours, turns to acid, gas and stomach poi son, which will putrefy In tho entire flfn-(iflve tract nnd intestines, and. be- and seasides, poison the breath with nause ous odors. A hearty appetite, with thorough digestion, and without the slightest discomfort or misery ofOthe stom ach, is waiting for Vi ns soon as you dQde to try Pape's Dlapepsln One candy-like Trlangule, taken af ter eating, will Qimptly digest all vour food, the same as a strong, healthy stomach would do It. MRS. JAMES HAYES O SEVERELY BURNED NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice Is hereby given that the partnership existing between M. L, York and E. H. White la hereby dis solved by mutual rtnsent, E. H. White retiring and"I. L. York pay ing and collecfjg all bills. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 16th day of October, 1908. M. L. YORK. O30 E. H. WHITH. CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS Notice Is hereby given that rants Nos. 47 and 4X. draw- general fund and registered 1 90s, will be paid on presentation r.t my orrice October 2 2, 190i. Inter est will cense on that day. Eugene, October '7, 190S. FRANK REISXER, City Treasurer. Orkwauo If the party or parties who took the mortar, used for firing bombs, the night of July 4th, on the butte, will return same to Eugene Gun lomimnys store tney win get re- wiir.l tt EUGENE GUN C Umbrellas and iV.rnsi lsQv 'ovcml . guests. .1 to 1! on O. A. C. Si 3 of tho nlui".ni here Saturday l.tl.l TT.t u-u.T.tru u-..m !..,.... ntt. I In Portland at oddsQ 5 to 2 on j. Ef Novemher 21. Great confidence Is felt In t oaeh Norcross by the would-be bettors, a thing which Is Mtlfled when It Is considered that iWtcnm bent the University of Piuet Sou.ul 2 4 to 0 Saturday. Tho University of Washington also ran up a big score against Whltworth College at Seattle. Indicating &i their prospects aro brightening. The score was 24 to 4. ' Little or no comparison can be mode with Oregon's team at the pres ent time. Tho real worth of the 'var sity will depend upon Just how hard tho veterans played against the youngsters. Strang" though it may seeik nt no time. ax-rent for b few imW-nta In the nvWil half Saturday. lid they seem gtVy worn. M reasonable prices.' Material of any quality. Ten years experience. Call on E. 11. WATSON. Potts' Cigar StorrL 564 Olive. W- NO'Irfl'E TO TTIE PUBLIC yiQ'K TO T?IK PI I till not 3 itrao Tt. I. Edwards wishes to Inform the public that he wlU not be sponsible for any bills (yMracted bv .Mrs. ..Nona Edwards o24 K. 1. EDWARDS. However, fronihe status of the game this year, a great defensive team lie worth more than a swift .Sticking machine. Moullen's place kick from the forty yard line recalls his feats two years ago. when at any place beyond the middle line of the m-i'liron. Oregon's opponent's goal was Invariably In danger. Mm over. Ula'-ke's wonderful puntint; u aid n di Q sive team, for there is on ly one umu In the Northwest known to !. his equal, and that Is Wolff the O. A. l fullback. COW FEED. Alfnlfa meal. At Ba'fi's. Venth and Willamette streets. T'hone Red 1.121. WOOM RAWING Gasoline power, by W. W,r-Jtoore, phone Red 32S2. Orders Uge or amall will bo appre-atpd. Mrs. O'RrleiQttho orved such ex cellent coffee nt l!(cjsovijl, says: Keep tne cover or your Flit's Gol der(latt tin closed tight. The fla ""Mnd nromn Is in the coffee when you uny tt. q iHntlng furnace. Brick antQiinrta tie" atone for sale cheap by First .National uank tflre were a few small coals, on which 8hslaced A Junction City, Oct. 17. Mrs. Jas. Hayes. this place, was seriously burned yesterday by the explosion of gas in thecook stove. She had a fire In thla'stove e.Qy in the day, ;Ol when she started the fire again nail coals, on wood, pouring As the live coals did not Ig nite the oil she llghttV match ifjf. onened the stove door, n explosion then occurred, throwing the fire di rectly in her face. She threw her apron over her head and extinguish ed the flames, but her face and neck were badly burned. someoal Jl and closing the on stove. Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers Delinquent taxpayers will take no tice that delinquent taxes will not be advertised as heretofore: under , L .k (T1 law Passed by the last legislature s ?i - r pf thls 3ta'e taxes that are delin ,: , 1 -" intent after the expiration of six mo;is from the first date of such ilelflfquency may be paid by any one demand ing to pay same and a cerartj icate of delinquency will be IssuedtO such party. Section 3" of saislaw,- in part, rends: "Any day after the expiration of six months aiJ taxes charged against real property are delinquent the tax colleci3 shall have t3) r!,.l,l , 1. i.l,.T!. ut J ii niiiiii uk 'inn limy, upuii demand and payment of the taxes, penalty and Interest, to make out aU issue Q ertiflcate or certificates of delinquency, against such (fkoper ty," and section f in parr-reads: "Certificate of. tielinn bear inteiWt from the date of issu ance until redeemed at the rate of 15 per cent per annum. ." Delinquent taxpayers ar therefor. advised that It they have not jaid at least one-nair of their taxikJon or 'ULTs2f " ml Ti 'n :'.'.' -.A, I PnvVl'f fir - Wleiy i i Ihiijl mmm urn 1 2 ffiifeyl-ill . mm Urn Ays &H j jl " IM OKI Mill O O O O LARGEST Fi I IN THE W! ! THE PROKl I HIGH C8i:j 1 1 ...j 1 HUIHHIM WellK before t')first Monday in April that the samj-'are delinquent and h been delinquent since said first Mon day in April, and paid one-half fi their taxes as aliove the remalim, Vone-half will !,Bcnmo delinquentSr.ter the first Monday in October, and six months from such dates a certificate of ijwvnquency bearing rifteu nernt ilrrorest per annum maytll QPWj against your property. To save further costs, nenntsjoe and Interest you are earnestlvOe quested j) settle the same at o'nee. M. L.. HOWN, Sherlffand Tax Collector. WILL SELL .T A BACRIFK E. vjue oi me best residence erues in fcugene, modern oYou've Read . A r i . i aooo acnwaD s one- q) price - to - all, - over -America clothing plan. It means aquare deal anc)aoor,deal to every man. It's simply this: Schwab Specials at $10, D $1 $20 and $5 hgve fit-pri5 labels "on tQ: sleeve." These garmeng are on sale everywhere t the prices marked. This is an original Sr-Viuu-ah iHpa T.rink for sD' the Schwab trade-mark. Don't let the cheap imitator fool you. It pays to g3t the genuine. We sell them. We areQie exclusive local distribu tors. STANLEYS 612 Willamette St, For up-twiir secLiDuktij TOD TfephotK Re 999 GE0.KI cs (17 West Eiishta S- Sdif Fifty-three ST noted Detroit 1 itanses tSf on the marl A full li the frfiM- , caii Sf; prop- jt-. iiuuse is urana new, absiibiie HJhetest fi-Aied house liOhe city; Mient Ws. fine lawn KOj barn in fact, there is ruling W, compare with It for the moTTsv Cal' i v:i. nun street, or address Uox 512, Eugene. SHOE YOUR HORSE, . .-. Htm , r repair your curriage or wg)ri with skilled workmanship anu m the best manner vmt.n at the ver lowest prices. tV.iscientious anil high-grade work in our line, as wen as promptness, should recommend u to evervone who appreciates havin? their horse nronerlv shod, or their wagoirrepald In the best manner. "alto FOR Five'pi GOOS ICALU U'.a'3 o.-"ati OrSJS EUGENE GROCERY 's ' 91 Oregon buttons and pennants at Watts'. q tf Having bought the Eugene t.rorery, tm v . sth St., I wish to announi-e to the peo- nle of EuiTene and vtcinltv that we will endeavor to deal . f:ilr and square by all and will be pleased to receive a share of their ninrona'-e. K. I, woon SAWING. tfP H TTAffl 531 Olive St. John M. TV Dixon, successor to W E. Roddy. Q wood sawi to guage! tor promptMervW. n- Black 3312. Realdsnce S?4 High Oeet. tf Gasoline Wooasaw. Vet ti IK)I sAWIXQ Gasoline power, by Wr phone Red 32S2. Order small will be appreciated W. Moore s large or OASTOniA, Bf r tin IM nd 3!i Hw mir! Bjryta Scon's Santal-Pepsin C'es A POSITIVE CURt For lnflnini"'-"i .' ". l-nrw iilrtlr ""''.'.'ill'iloJ A Kll Vnnntoml l"-"1 , thelrlnnry Oit ,T Kim. Prlf " ',r.Ii it- AJJrw". j- THE SANTAL-PEFSlisU. BelUlonUioe, ObW. ' s TO lrMwt... rnc, .. 'i If OK' ' ' iav VdiS Sold by W. A gist. Kuvkcndali, u-'--' G Pbc: SubvrilH the tiiiiirtl. of o o o o o