Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 31, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textthe kcobnb ward," Saturday, October. 31, 1908 3 d!ws of the femin- , t like a firebrand on ' women, often driving frantic. irritable woman is a iery not only to herself, evrhoconieunder.ner lit such conditions can jTowcome by taking tPlNKHAM'S JLE COMPOUND (the following letters. Wood, of Christiana, ltoMrs.Pinkham: J worst form of female ' mr nerves were all torn HimesI suffered so much luthouirta I could not live. V use Lydia E. Pink tie Compound and now I knot person. Your medi ans weight in gold, and I ougk 'or your advice, be Wilson, Thompson kritestoMrs.l'inkham: ran down, nervous, and I nights. Doctors failed rdia E. Pinkham's Vege Li restored me to perfect )R SICK WOMEN. I years Lydia E. Pink Jalle Compound, made irf herbs, has been the nedy for female ills, velv cured thousands of avebeen troubled with ".inflammation, ulcera rities, ieriolic pains, rhy don't you try it? ! m invites all rid; r !ie her lor :x!vice, lickil thonsamls to dress, Lynn, Muss. iix Oouraud's 1 A pure, antisep. tic Teilet Powder for infants and adults. Exqui sitely perfumed. Benders an excel lent complexion ami keeps t ho skin clear, soft and velvety. Relieves skin irritation and should be used freely after bath ing and shaving. llll UN LI etTect. At deal ers or by mail, 25 cents Box. Pre pared by HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, (mOD'S ORIENTAL CREAM SO RBCOIUULNDED BY I - Eagene nun JMaIRS ktlnl .1. ., . .. I 5 UI rae evil WVmyriidsoldiii. lPPiot the life Woo. (Micro kills the para. !? scalp. PttflftirandstoM T, 'Application Proves hs worth. Wore too late. JJMoeis. It is. te"tss,11l lor tie hair, n sticky oils! . forlree booklet vHFia.it t DRS, ATWOOD ARE BOUND OVER AT PORTLAND at 9:45 with se Hill CD, i, uu irrtwuon of mem. service aV:30. Stereoptican i,-elude on Crater Lake Park trip, Sermon jX3l:iia Talk 10 Avpocrites." v.v.wu uinsic. J11SS i-.uitniy, rector of choir. . Morning worship at e'pvpn ' nnun d- tne pastor. cUh nun- .5iIIIXIITTZlI??VI vice, and reception rV,J J IIIIlIXliiit?tf ? CSC0tt, di- j Methodist Kpisconl riiurcli D. H. Trimble, pastor. Class 9:45 am. Services 10:30 and 7:30 p m must i-urmsn Bunas of siooa,i"e pars?m glve a i.eciai ad Each May Be Charged With Manslaughter it it it it lit ! zz it it form 1S64 o THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 24,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. HNCORPOlUVTED- . at the morning service. Drs. C. H. T. and C. H. Atwood. i father and son, charged with per- i Coiigi-cirniioiuil l..,,..i, forming unlawful loperatlons in hospital conducted by them at Tre mont station, were taken before Jus tice of the peaoe Olson yesterday af ternoon for arraignment on a charge of "indecent and immoral acts which openly outrage public decency and are injurious to public morals." Both waived arraignment and were bound over to the grand jury under bonds of $1000 each, which they furnished, says today's Oregonlan. While held nominally under the "public nuisance" law, it Is hoped by the District Attorney's office to launch a more serious charge within the next few days. The charge now pending is merely nominal. The ni thoritles are firm in believeing that the Atwoods caused the death of Pearl Lamb, who died as the result of criminal malpractice. Evidence Is also at hand to connect these men with the serious illness of a young woman who has been hovering be tween life and death for some con siderable time. An Inquest Into the death of Miss Lamb was to have been held yester day by the Coroner, but was post poned to allow more time for the gathering of evidence. It will likely be held this morning. Deputy Dis trict Attorney Fitzgerald said yester day that In the event the Coroner's jury connectin the Atwoods with the death of Miss Pearl Lamb, the charges against them will be changed to manslaughter. Attorney J. A. Finch of the firm of Plggott &Flnch, representing Drs. C. H. T. and C. H. Atwood. insist that their clients are conducting a thoroughly moral and Indeed a bene ficial Institution. A number of the most prominent women of Portland have been their patients, they say. "The Drs. Atwood conduct a ma ternity home, and try to avoid re ceiving such cases as that of the Lamb girl from Eugene. She secured admittance by false rep resentation, and the doctors do not want such cases. The statement that the Drs. At wood are no licensed physicians is absolutely untrue, for they are gradu ates of medical schools and have li censes to practice as well as any oth er physlcinns In Portland. Among the patients they have treated at their hospital are the wives of bankers and various other prominent profession al and business men. They would not object to the publication of the list of their patients if the patients them selves would not object. Their books and records are open to everyone." . u. riiiKerlon. pastor. Services at 10:45 a. m. and T::'.il p. m Rev H. II. Wickoff. ofllorkclev. Cal.. wlli speak. Illustrated lecture in the evening on "Hearty Religious Condi tions on the Pacific Const." Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.; Y. P. S. C E at 8:30 p. m. 30 n. in Ritliim, . riuu nest Sunday school at 12 fiahUfa. D.lj 11. Ill h vi'a tin, .,...;.. . All are cordially invited to attend ! ! these services. t Mrs. Mlddletr,n will -o,l :::: o which have been assented CABLE SERVICE ALL THE WpRL. rs u to bv the 2!V,h S111!'1'1 1'KUVKKS messages only on conditions limiting its liability. - mm ftp uir.iiir. panv wU?nThofdB','''.ri!ln m'T1 "'y b' r,TntiUS a nu'ssl") to the sending station for comparison, and the Corn tolls paid ?hereS o a? 8 " """'"" or delivery of V..r..,Kil .... beyond the amount of with fho co 'frtlSX tere 1 C ',im 1S "0t l'res,nud ln ri' the message Is filed This Is an UfcLKPKATKh MKSS.MiK. and is delivered by request of the sender, under thecondltlons named above. KOItKItT l". AiOW'KY, lnsi(I,nt un,l (ieiii'ral Manager. A. PAGE TREASURER OF ASSISTANT P. M.'S The r ii3tan; postmasters met at Albany Thursday evening and organ ized association, the last post office people to do so. The postmasters, clerks and R. F. D. men have been organized for some time. N'ow the assistants, about the busiest people around a post office, are in the band wagon. F. M. Powell of Albany, was elect ed president; J. H. Farrer, Salem, secrettary; F. A. Page, Eugene, treasurer: John J. Shipley, Portland, vice-president; and an executive committee, consisting of President Powell .Vice-President Shipley, Sec retary Farrar, H. B. Hees of Pendle ton, Otto Heilbor, Astoria, Lyman D. McKee, Ashland. A constitution and by-laws were adopted and the first annual meet ing ordered held at Salem on Feb ruary 23. OTTO'S Gltll.L. Sunday, November 1, 1008. 5:30 to 8 p. m. 50c French Table d-boto dinner, 50c Consomme au Jardiniere or Mock Turtle a la Anglaise. Filet of Sole a la Marguerite. Salmi of Duck Toulouse. Ponmio Scallop. Sweet Corn. Celery Salad. Lemon Water lee, Xablseo Wafers Fromage Swiss and Crackers. Cafe Xoir. Concert by full orchestra during the dinner hour. RECEIVED at 4 PO JX G EUGENE, ORE. 9 collect 9:37 am Portland, Or., Oct. 26th, J9Q8. Az Billy Department Store, Eugene, Ore. All grades sugar advanced twenty cents this morning. Mascn Ehrman & Co. V CHURCH NOTICES St. Mary's Episcopal Clmrcli Corner of 7th and Olive streets; rector the Rev. P. K. Hammond, Ho Iv Communion at 8 and 11 a. m. Sunday school at 9:45. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. Strang ers and visitors cordially welcomed. Mr. Frank Smith will sing, "The Lost Chord" at the morning service. Central Presbyterian Church Corner Tenth and Pearl Streets. H. X. Mount, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Junior C. E. at 3 p. m.: C. E. at G:30 p m. Public worship with sermon bv the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. Morning subject. "Watch ing Jesus." Evening subject. "Re served Seats" or a Word about That Supper." Everyone cordially Invited to all these services. EI GKXE GROCERY. Having bought the Eugene Grocery, 104 W. 8th St., -1 wish to announce to the peo ple of Eugene and vicinity that we will endeavor to deal fair and square by all and will be pleased to receive a share of their patronage. E. L. DORR. 4 :::::::: Until our present stock of about 200 sacks is exhausted we will continue to sell at old price Fruit Granulated Sugar, per hundred Dry Granulated Sugar, per hundred v Department The Store That Keeps Prices Down $6.05 $5.90 Ax Bill Store XEW TODAY. Open for business lth a full line of meats. The Handy Meat Market, East 5th & Willamette Sts. N30 Do not let anyone tell you that something else Is Just ns good as De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills be cause there Isn't anything just as good. Sold by all drughds's. First Church of Christ, Scientist . Corner 9th and Pearl streets; Sun- dnv service. 11 a. m. subject, cv Betting $1000 to $500 that Taft will be elected, Captain "Jack" Pet erson made the largest election bet yet offered In Salem. The bet was made yesterday and was covered by a purse of $500 taken up among about half a dozen well known young men of the city. Salem Statesman. Strike-out records for the past sea son show Ed Walsh, of the Chicago Americans, with 2G4 for 52 games; . hi. o.M.j. ,..u -I ,i. v... V-L, TVZ "e'dnesdav evening meet- Giants .witli 252 for 4 games': Rube fng 7-30 p m. Free reading rooms Waddell, of the St. Louis Browns, odanexcept Sunday from 2 to; with , 24 for ; Kanje. jnd Nhp 4 p. m. All are welcome. Fnirmount rresbjterlnn Church C. A. Woolev. pastor: Preaching Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. S. S. 2:30 p. m. A cordial welcome to all who attend these services. games. Car fresh cement Just received. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Baptist Church Announcement Announcements of evening ser vices at the Baptist church for No vember. Sermon topics: Xov. 1. A Plain Talk to Hypocrites. Nov!" 15. Sermon by Rev. F. E.i Dark of Poj-tland. Nov 22.-j-TransmIgratlon. Nov'. 2 9. Going to the Devil. Each sermon will be preceded by a stereoptlcan prelude on Crater Lake Park. Special music by enlarged, choir directed by Miss Edltn. rres cott. fSTAURANT j te J0" a good or 25 cents ; P111 5 cents up nare of your i Mtroaage lT0M8erivcc T1' rop., Uinamctte.! Christian Church J. S. McCallum, pastor. Bible school af 9:5. PrearWng at 11 a. m. and:30 p. m. Junior Endeavor at 3. Men's Club meetin g at 4 J. m. Christian Endeavor and Qtermed late, 6:15. Mornlne subjetT, tne Lord's Supper." Evening ; "Laborers Together with God. o ii .i. mnmlni' and evening. Prof. Glen In charge of choir. All are welcome. j V. R. Chore h ; J. W. Sprecher. pastor: Sunday; school. 10:00 a. m. Preaching. 1 ne . Christmas Future Hov. m. Junlj; C. E. 6:30 PU. ?;n E -4.:0 m. Preaching, it".. z Inertia. 7:30 p. m. Prayer vi,re' Thursday. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of .he, official board Thursday. 8:30 p. m.. Mrs. Brlggs says that since she bought a coffee mill and grinds her Folger's Golden Gate Coffee Mr. B. never complains about the coffee. XEW TODAY FOR SALE OR RENT 811 acres In Cloverdale valley, 6 miles above Goshen and five miles from Cres well. One of the beat all-around places in Lane county, with every convenience. Water Is piped to the house: three good springs close by; 6-room bouse; barn 60x 70, will hold 200 tons of loose hay; 125 acres of good timber, balance almost level, lying over 1 Vi mllea alig Cloverdale valley, on coun ty road; good family orohard; pos session given immediately. Also for rent or sale, a good farm sit uated 1 Vi miles from the larger place In the Pleasant Hill neigh borhood; faifchouse and two-story barn, granary and h O.ouse. Only half a mile from school, postoffice and public hall. For further par ticulars see J. R. Sellers, 247 Law rence street. Eugene, dtf wZt FOR SALE A good second-hand ..Toii-rlTpr in 'iru' iviv..... C. S. Frank. 4. ,'QXInth St. Q DIED : At the homo of hla parents, Mr. j and Mrs. Benjamin Emerson, at La- tnam, inursuay. uciooer sj, !. Chris Emerson, aged about 22 years, of consumption. K L !'. T IO V 1 1 ETC ltX S The complete election re turns will be received at The Guard office Tuexday evening for the benefit of tho public. They will begin early In tho evening and be displayed where everybody may get the news as fust as It conies over the wire. 1 , i vim riLKSt rn.iiTi; ril.Kn; . . William Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and Itching piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays itching it once, acts as a poultice, gives Instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment la prepared for piles and Itching of the private parts. 8old by I .Inn Drug Co.. by mnll SOo and $l."U. Williams Mfg Co., props., Cievel'ind. o. No trouble to show goods at Lack ey's, the Jeweler. , tf I A Healthy Family " Our whole family has en; ' ! good health since we began rii-t Dr. King's New Life Pills three years ago," says L. A. Bartlett, of Rural Route 1. Guilford, Me. They cleanse and tone the system in a gentle way that does you good. 25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. K. O. HAIGHT Ab I am going away persons having photos will please sail tor same. Tent Gallery, Sixth Btreet. Valley flour, $1.15 per sack. Billy Department Store. Umbri'.ias and parasolB repaired -il l r. -nve.ed. Work practical; no m ind n: nd material used. Call on r. !t. ; tson at Potts' Cigar store, J4 Olic. Fiod i'ihk. Oregon timber lamia bought and sold. Eugene, Oregon, tf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE. , Silvester K. Hi-ckwlth, plaintiff, vs. Sarah E. Heekwlth, defendant. To Sarah E. Heekwlth, the above- named defendant: riod, that It you fall to appear and answer snld complaint as heroin and hereby required tho plaintiff will ask snld court for the relief demanded and prayed for In his snld complaint so fllod with tho clerk of snld court, to-wlt: For the dissolution of the marriage contract now existing between said plaintiff and defendant and for an order granting nnd giving the plnln tlff the caro and custody of tho minor children of plaintiff nnd defendant, vl: Clara H. Hockwlth, Grace I. Heekwlth, Travis A. Heekwlth and Georgo E. Heekwlth, and I hat plain tiff havn full rollef ln snld suit. Thin summons Is served upon you by publication by order of tho Hon. L. T. Harris, Judgo of the nbovo en titled court, duly made at Chambers ln Eugene, Oregon, on tho 30th day of Octobor. 1908, which order directs nud requires the first publication ln the Name of the Stato of Ore gon, You are hereby summoned and i hereof tu be made on October 31st, required to nppoar and answer tnojllMIH, nnd tho Inst publication on complaint of the above named plain- tho 12th day of December, 1908, and tiff In tho abovo entitled court, now! that you appear on or before the 12th, on file with the clerk of said court 'day of Deceinbor, 1908. on or before the 12th day of Docom-i L. HILYEU, bor, 1908, and you aro hereby notl- Attorney for Plaintiff. BUSINESS DIRECTORY TO CURE A COLD IN OXE DAY Take LAXATIVE HltOMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists rernna money ir it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature la on each box. 2 5c. J. W. Quackenbtish & Sons are un loading a car of Page fence today. O30 Manicuring and Hair Dressing Hasting Sinters Register llldg. Front Hulto DeWltt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Is the best salve for plies, lie seure you get DeWltt's. Sold by all druggists. Warner tunes pianos. Leave or ders at Morris' Music Store, tf We Introduce ourselves by t 124c lt. One to Handy Meat Market, lamette St. GARRETT & MITCHELL Real Estate Brokers Ib-giKtrr lliillilliig. I'liimn Main 10H. Ihmt of work.. Don't fall to sen Hie pictures tvo are putting out now at half price Tolman Studio BIH Willamette Htrcet s customer. The E 5th and WU. I Eugene Cleaning and Dyeing Works Everything poIMi In cleaning and Dyeing. Corner Kleh nl WHImm-Ue Ht. Phone Main I nnfnr. oeiectln? a Chlrstmas nres ent examine my largo stock of! -..r., lawn'.rV dlflniOndS. O.ilf class and llverre of J. 8. n? j Luckey, the pioneer !.W,er. SHINN THE SIGN PAINTER 77 West Eighth Street. I FOR SALE: S". and fram-'-'. C. Mn'h Sr. 1 nnd windows ,-Clrank. 1S9 E nC Good eln clover Quackenbu4h & Sjns .e,.d at J. W. N9 Larue !n,'m Ing chairs just new. nr-to-date price? r, rfi'-Keri at:d din- (e.-ived. See us for furniture at right CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ('wn.tint. the w-il known tm edv fur baJil and rMldren, will quiet the little ore? In i.-hort time. The Ingredients are jjr.W d on the bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by all druggists. o Smyths Transfe? Co. l.-n .). fnt- W II. S.MVTII. Phoni c Main R' ' S. D. READ DENTIST Over Hall's (jrMerjr No. OIH WlllniiH'tto Hlro't FOR Ill-XT Te'as; Coffees, Spices or China ware Call at Eet Xllllll Htn-et. (I. II. IK'KK, Afgr. G. S. Beardslev, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 10 nnd 17 AlcClung lll.lg., Phono Main 47 Htli ami Wllliunetle McLEOD THE TAILOR 4 I KAHT XIXTII HTItKKT Eugene Electric Co. n O I. O. THOMAS 0 Sup OK. F.lcctrfc Wfrliig, Fllnr-s nnd pile Phone Main . EUGENE, Fisr? and Poultry Market I loll It.-.-i v-.l I Hilly W. II. IIIIM.KW I V. Prop. I'lionc Main 0JM Willilllieltc SI Jesse G. Wells ' ATTORNEY lU-glster llullillllg Gives special attention to the ex amlnatlifti of abstracts, drafting wills. settling estates, enrvtiyanees and col lections. Also to ail pension muttors. Phone Main tox. Wm. G. Martin Attorney-at-Law Will practice In all the courts. Of fice Warren Building. 53 Willam ette streot, over Crescent utore. 0!b LULU MUNKERS-MARQUAM Physician and Surgeon S East Eleventh street. Phone Red It.-ild.Ti Office, Register building. 823 1. SPECIALTY- -Diseases and children. of i! li I Bnntlst Chnrcli O. C. Wright, pastor. Bible school