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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1908)
THK EIGEXE PAILV GVARD, THrRAY. tXTOBKIl 29, lBOH f?J ft t UpLAYERS TO IDAHU STED OF FIFTEEN Lecond Team Prom- Contest for Saturday 9 i,iere. instead of flf-t1"',- nwine to a B;t with Manager VoS the well TUi Latourette. the "iwt, "ho was late y l men who went in announced last t Forbes. Trainer L Manager McEwen ac- beuaedatquar- S'hriueebal & UsY night several for p .hb Chandler threw EdW Michael and Klltz Bon sl f the "la5'8' K,eam will work out Kr game wih Multno- U J. H. WEST ANCS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and bales Mables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. l-nc cTAr.Fleivra Eiieene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE- F m. SUcndo not call at man saiuraay on Kincaid field Can tain Hawley and ich Arnsplser are In charge ot the field work. The sec ond team has the same j!ays as ihe first team, and is made up of just as good men. with the i-xoeptiou that their weight is less. College Xchs 0 A social dance will be giffn tomor row night in the armory for the Uni versity students and the alumni. Hugo Bezdek, the former Universi ty physical director, is at the Univer sity of Arkansas In a similar position. Recently the St. Louis Medical Col lege team beat his team 2 4 to 0. However, the St. Louis paiw-s praised the work of his team hTShly. St. Louis has one of the best elevens in the Middle West. C. W. Robinson and Arthur Van Dusen will probably be the "stunt men" In the glee club. About thirty men will be carried In the organiza tion. Don Stephenson, an old Oregon basketball player, is trying out for the Multnomah Club aggregation. OPENED TO PUBLIC Place O Thronged With Shop pers Today Business En tirely Satisfactory fflLUASIM' CARBOLIC HALVE WITH ARNICA and WITCH HAZE?. The best salve In ttie world for cuts, bruise), sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet ter, chapped bands and all skin erup tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by Linn drug company. EARL McNUTT A daily stage IcavesEugene at 6 a. m, for Mapleton, close connection by steamer for Florence and Acme Livery Phone Main 2 1 iplett's big dry goods store in the new Zuber block on Willamette street opened to the public this morn- . u v day the '"al'e was ihronsed with shoppers and the proprietor ex presses himself as being verv wellsat isfled with the first dav's 'business After the store is straightened up bet ter and arranged more thoroughly It will have a better appearance, al though those who visited it todav ex pressed their admiration for the splendid arrangement and the excel lence of the goods on display. There is a large corps of obliging and com petent clerks at the store and all were kept busy today. The store is excellently lighted and is commodi ous. One good feature is the show windows. They are entirely modem and commodious. jg Closing Out Sale FOR NEXT TEN DAYS dies' Underwear, Skirts, Kimonas, Japanese Handkerchiefs, Buttons, Thread and Jewelry fatly as I mean business must give up building- , :ahc has: remarkably, strong football team Idaho will be represented this year by well-known players who have made wide reputations for themselves last fall, says a Boise paper. Savide and Armstrong will be found at the .ends, while Stokesberry and Pauls, two powerful men who played guards last year, weighing nearly 200 pounds, will be switched to tackles. Hays, of Boise, and "Panther' Smith, of .Moscow, have a cinch upon the guard positions. Cook, of Boise, and Jewell, of Wallace, are working like beavers to represent Idaho at cen tre. In the back field we have that fearless, peerless and powerful lead er, Rodney Small at quarterback. He is without a doubt the best quarter the West has ever developed under the new rules at that position. The halves, "Chic" Johnson and Thorn ton, ns well as Montgomery, the full back, are nearly ten second men. With this speed behind the line and a line like a stone wall, Idaho cer tainly looks like a winner upon paper. FIRST NUMBER OF ENTERTAINMENT COURSE 55 E 9th Street JAS. LONG, j:::::::::::n:::::3:::::::::::::::::::::::::j The first number of the Duceel En tertainment course will he given on Tuesday, November 2, at the Central Presbyterian church, when four great musical artists will appear. The leader of the quartette Is Forrest Dabney Carr, the eminent basso cau tante, late of the Maurice Gran grand opera company, and ho Is well known throughout the United States as an artist of exceptional ability. Florence Gertrude Smith has charmed audiences In almost every citv of over 10.000 people by her beautiful soprano voice. She, like Mr. Carr, had wide experience In opera. Karl J. Plouts la one of the most talked of violinists of Now York city today. He has studied un der Leopold Kramer of Chicago, ami Max Uendrix and Michael l'..-nnor of New York, Edwin M. Shonnert. the fourth of the company is well known ta.merican lovers of music, having pVtyed In many transcontinental tours. . The Artist lo. appearing Novem ber 27. is one of especial merit. In cluding Mary Agnes Doyle, whose "Mr. Dooley" sketches are very tak ing: Flora MeGill. contralto' and pianist, soloist w one ot the I 4)!ins churches in Chicago; and Hianche Deering. master of the violin amfepi ano. The program presented by the trio of artists is unusual. InrhulliiT readings, violin solos, piano solos and duets and contralto solos wi't violin oblictos. "Acrei of Diamonds." the lootnre that Hussell Conwell will deliver here on January has been delivered twenty-six hundred times in twenty nine years. Cromwell Is the head of Temple I'nlversity. a groat niitht school for the poorer people of Phila delphia: he Is a founder and promo ter of hospitals. Alton Packard, here March 25, Is first of all a cartoonist, but he is ver satile and gives an evening's enter tainment full of fun-making and music, and knows when to stop. During the Easter vacation period the Iowa College Glee Club of (irln nell will come to this college town to win honors away from the Oregon glee. This Is a well trained organi zation and will render music well worth the hearing. Governor Folk, being the best known to the people of Eugene, will probably be one of the best attrac tions of the winter's course, and May in will be looked forward to with much interest. "Soldiers of Peace." will be his theme. The Bucel entertainment course is being promoted by the young peo ples' organizations of six of the Eu gene churches, wllh the purpose of bringing in some first class enter tainment. It is the intention to con tinue the course from year to year if it is sufficiently patronized. best qunlliv tents all sizes. CHAMBERS llnnVAUE CO. 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April Iowa College Glee Club An organization of twenty men. Fifteenth Season "The Music That Everybody Likes'o 6. May J5. Hon. Joseph W. Folk Governor of Missouri LECTURE"Soldiers of Peace" Govorner Folk has been doing things that has called the attention of the entire world to his splendid career ' , , ,w T3M1,i Union of the Christian Endeavor Union and of the Epworth League. No dividends are to be declared to any church society p rltld;; on'the talent of another Mason's cour.e. Will you help to ma.e thi. a permanent feature f th. Greater Eugene, O oeason i iiiwuUu.5 . . Single Admission Tickets, Reserved Seats r, H 8 $2.50 $9,00 Single dri)ission iicls, nwctvtu . . . q -0 - Season Reserved Seat TicketsoR0f OPf SALE at Linn's J)rug Store f :i i? I (J S t 'f :; I I I 1 if f ! i i L 0
