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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1908)
iDlSPENSABfeE THK ErCEXE DAILY GFARD. I.IUI),Y. XOVKMHKU 0 1008 - - - rz (St 8 L,.,j I Ittle Girls Suf- Sing EczerA Which J Covered Back of Heads lad a Tender Skin, Too. Woycured by erfulointment' teru ui . f.ini'il "ii the - r their is v. h i c h simply !. ileforo i i f l uii 1 i r d to r. i m o s t -., ;. hut i. . 1 1-1 . :nvnH.!lier I.' a'cllded ( el icura I ,1- luti- t in- wetuler 1 ciul this four t t it t thevhavo V i.,vf another ATWOODS ARE EXONERATED , AT PORTLAND But Coroner's Jury Discovers Ugly Facts Concerning Sanitarium That nirls IT years w;ih lil,! de- D-ad- t-rn K"n. -.l ai. . A:iw k'iiviibm at'! If (.'.ItlCUia. E Lcb re brc-ken and oven (,-uticurn Sonp Bim l uti J.Jfntan.i the next rooming Ce had disappeared. I am ICuticura Remedies yet when- I(my family anv sore8-I i rVoouiniend Cuticura sufH JL indispensable inovery home. Sditsequal. Mine. .Napoleon JilDuluthSt., Montreal, Que., IWo" " JNFUL ULCER for a Year. Healed by loSeUof Cuticura an ulcer on my foot for a year ,r,d it was very painful as it Bning sore. I had a doctor, Siimmtdid not heal it. About atta ago I commenced to use i Soap. Cuticura Ointment, tera Pills. 1 used two sets and all healed up. Mrs. E. F.liytler. puter, Mass.. AprU 29, 1U07.'' fEurrnal anrt lnlprn.it Trwitmpot lor mi o Inluits. aiildriTi. and Ailnlta K"-i:ra s.ip i-'Sc u Cl.'nnse the Shire. Cl i-nt l&v.) to Ufa! the Skin. Mia fcient (SOc.l.lorlnthcfnnnoU'lmi'oliito pfr vttl ol tie. to I'urtfy the Wood, ft .i :bf ...rid Potter Urus & chum. , F-I.. Bwun. Mi. A Irte. cuticura book oo skin Dlwwtte. Ienre whatever In m :i their can' ii:iy ami r: who hatl just pa.-s d ih: oporutious of a .erio'is i part of the amaia ti (lucpd at the imiuesi ! hoily of Miss IVai-i Lai wood, Or., yesier!:;y ai: !--iri nurses wor.' oie.piMi ''sanitarium" in' iho lijv Trenumt, v.-here Mis.; I. is alleged, as t.o resui; ut a t r.aiia ai operation. The Atwoods. father avid . v. ! i have already been biuid ov.r .,1 a . pear before the itratu! .1 . : a charge of maintaining a pu; i.ai sance, were exonerated fi-oni r--s;i m sibility for the death of Miss l.anil.. as they produced a signed siaienuiu made by her in which she declared that an operation of a criminal na ture 'had been performed by a phy sician in Eugene before she asked the Atwoods to treat her. "Miss Lamb kept me running for water all the time; she couldn't get enough water," said the girl nurse. Julia George, aged 17. who had left I a cannery to get a "job" In the At-! wood sanitarium, when questioned ! about her care of Miss Lninb. "Were you told to give her water or not to do so?" asked the coroner. "No sir," replied the witness. ' Two girls who had been employed In the sanitarium for a short, time were put on the witness stand, and their replies to questions asked, them showed very clearly the absence of ordinary precautions as to the care of patients, especially those who had just passed through operations, as had Miss Lamb when she "kept the nurse running for water all the time." Within the past two months the coroner has held two inquests in which the Atwoods were .I...,,,!- cerned. but in both instances the doe. rs escaped being held resnonslMo Producing statemevr- 1 ... the ,iving patient or a men. "ffi(,f the family which i!-,-,, ,. : ,;, epical operation to have been performed bv another phvskian .l!i Dr. C. H. T. Atwood, father and Dr. C. H. Atwood, the son. he W" MS,Dr- A Esrk. who had been called in when Miss Lamb sut! denly grew worse, testified at the in quest yesterday. The testimony given " the three doctors differed widely feu that of Dr. X. W. Jones. w! had examined the bode for the coro ner especially as to the injury which had resulted in d-ith. Miss (ieorse, the nurse. ho at of the Oeorue .. said that had worked eiit'it d:tvs in r-e si:r- aviuni. Inning ti,,, e:i.-ri'..vv '.'hi. ieiv ecu'iv. r a Laie Cotton Batts(l)9c largP r-xtra largrwhite cot'..n baits, full qirA sile.' usually sold at !HV to lor seve'f H.uO. will be on saie nays, ueginnins Saturdav. fr Ni mber 7. the rod. . .'. OVC November Bargains Ladies Logg Goats $3.90 LOT 1- Ladies- black 50-im-h Thi( Coal; bus the latest riiped back O'fei't. double-brt'iisteil fron wiih nelf material facing: pocket, collar and cuffs richly embroider, ed with silk, price iju.lMl ..d id. in At- !d lak.-n her iuw-: i.uation ,d IV Sale Begins Saturday 7th for Seven Days For SEVEN DAYS Beginning Saturday, November 7th Every Garment in our Big Coat S;ction for Infants, Children, Misses and Ladies will b; offered, at such low price? that will make every one a splendid bargain. Not a single Garment, bilk -th'iL vyi';! be o: sale at a Splendid Saving irom Regular. Prices Now CD Now $16.50 Now $3.10 Now $12.50 Now $12.50 i i.i .v, '.1. b!- ;....-d si: -ae,- M tor Vehicles 3Cu A Practical Car for I Business or Pleasure pensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary iiobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed, 6 miles an hour. Neat in appearance Travels any Road Made any style Prices $375 to $750 oars' are made to ao anv season of the year in or bad roads, are built like a surrey, high wheels, rubber tire, easy springs, motive power gasoline, Mially built. For demonstrations and hire apply to HEADQUARTERS AT BODDY & KUTHE'S, iNDLE & HOWER j AGENTS 1 570 WILLAMETTE STREET BOX 455 EUGENE, OREGON Mi.- Oppei. who looks younger than 17. as'otiished the jury bv sav ing that she had been present at all operations performed during her stay in the sanitarium. Perhaps the most astonishinir of i all the testimony was the statement ot the etiorge girl, who said that Miss Lamb, who had been under chloroform during the operation per formed October H. the day after she arrived at the sanitarium, was left to lie on her bed unattended until she recovered consciousness and was able to ring the bell. The nurse declared that she did not. then know that any operation had been performed. The younger Alwood admitted on the stand that a number of signed statements similar to that made by Miss Lamb, who first called herself Gladys Johnson, had been received and kept in their office. Some of these, he said, gave the names of the doctors who had performed the orig inal operations. The elder Atwood was recalled to the stand and said that alt statements Involving other physicians 'had been destroyed iby him. The verdict was that death was the result of a criminal operation com mitted by some one unknown to the jury. Journal. EATON BINDERY ADDS NEW MACHINERY Pratt, of Portland, is Foreman of His Up-to-date Shop Eastern Washington H Hard Wheat H Flour $1.25 H it DODGE S 0 WEST EIGHTH STREET H Allen Eaton, who established an up-to-date bindery here more than a year ago, has met with so much en couragement thnt he has installed a ruling machine and other equipment for the production of better work Last summer he kept five employes at work on jobs of the most difficult nature. In addition to the new machinery, Mr. Eaton has obtained the service of Mr. Harry Piatt from Portland as foreman of the shop. He was for five years head finisher for Glass t'rud home .the well-known blank book makers of Portland. Some of the fin est blank books In (he court house and business houses here, were turn ed out bv Mr. Pratt while he Was In Portland. He Is an expert with the ruling machine, and the print shops of Eugene, in co-operation with the bindery, can undertake anything In book-making. The Eaton Book Bindery is now able to handle any kind of binding In any quantity, not only for Eugene, but for the whole section. gene Poultry Store Saturday Sale of o Live and Dressed Poultry o J biles are growing in popularity and in order to - .nuni " will have on hand a large supply of live DCml,.-.. r, n-r T-r-, r t-t nrlu TUT TM OV"Q "j. UUK 1 rUROCl uur '"th Street Phone Main 64 flow Is Your Digestion? Mrs. Mary Dowllng ot No. 228 8th Ave., San Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She savs: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters In a case of acute Indigestion, prompts this tes timonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Elec tric Bitters is the best remedy on the market today." This great tonic and alterative medicln Invigorates the svstem, purifies the blood and is es pecially helpful In all forms of fe male weakness. 50c. At W. A. Kuy kendall s Drug Store. We introduce ourselves by putting on sale today. 2M I'ICXIO ITAMS. at IliHc lb. One to a customer. The Handv Meat Market, E 5th and Wil lamette St. . N.10 Watched Fifteen Years. "For fifteen years I have watched the working of Bucklen's Arnica Salve: and it has never failed to cure any sore, boll, ulcer or burn to which It was applied. It has saved u many a doctor bill," says A. F. Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine, 2 5c at W. A. Kuykendall's Drug Store. Christmas will soon be here. Come and see what (Santa) has left for young and old at J. S. Luckey's Pio neer Jeweler. Hard brick for rmmneys. CIIAMHI-:K3 HARDWARE CO D . Saturd.iv is the last day you can consult Dr. Lowe about your eyes for three ni nths. No Tin frei' .- in "!. rHAM'"-"".S HARD1.'. ARK CO () ' OtVII.I.M M t AltltOt.H K !.( I If 1 1 .A f.l rl 1 for c: salt rh'-nm. tt- Sale Ladies' Tailored Suits vVce-is' Street and Dress Itditning Saturday we w:!l offer some ureal bargains In Ladies' lino O 1 tailored Suit's. Wo will not attempt to d. . ril'o these soils, but will wKirtjS Kin- you prices and ask ou to call ai ihe store and look them over . f In several different styles and cloths. $40 OUltS $25 $35 SuitS $20 Values Si.S lii rS-J.T.-. Values $:1. to I. oil $25 Suits $18 $20 Suits $15.85 !$1.50 1 $2.90 $18 Suits $14.85 $15Suits $10 Values I..V to Ijil. ! Values v.vnn In ,,l)i $12.50 Suits $8 $10Suiis$6 J J $3.90 $4.90 Men's and Young Men's New Fall Clothing Womens' Silk Cfl Will buy Men s Suits, worth JS. 50. COfYOO Will buy Men's Suits that art. iieiu.il- PettlCOatS iU.JVJ (..ood winter weight. 3U ly worth 25. We Invito comparison. , 01 .,, J .silk Petticoats rt Oft tt 1A 00 Will buy Men's Sails that are the T 1 T 00 Will bin- Men's si vllsl. Suits iictuallv Speclul JJO.VU P' equal of most J-il. (10 soils. $ 1 J worth $17.50. Jll.00 Silk I'etll.oals A 0f On kuIo ut p'.VU . $V50 Silk IVtllcoats &r JTX ?S Grand Rummage 5c a yard Sfll6 Lace Curtains n Exlia wide, II und :l 1-2 yards Beginning Saturday we ion: n.-w p.itieins. i.t. p.r pair will place on sale several 7M J"1 '",,!:,"s 1,1 ,1'"8 '""' '"" "'' V.a'rn 'J" vltn percales, ginghams, velvets, silks, ribbons odd sizes and broken NICE JAP SILK, YARD, 25C hundred yards OI Outing lots in hosiery. Men's, women's mid children's odd lots and l.ro- Several hundred janla nice Jap pi 1 f II -Jil J siz,'H '" inlorn our. Odds and nnda In Ladles' Shirt Waists. Silk ; colors pink, t ream, red, light riannci, iuu wiam ana 0n ,lll8 C()Ull,or V(lll wllI ,,0 nMo u,k u 1(1H ()f ronl ,,,. ,,, t bin... nmy mni black: good :i5t n .i j values, oud Hpoclnl sale OC tncyard. a ik; s.VI.I 1 PIIICH price, Dm .Mini 6JC TRY THIS MIXTURE FOR RHEUNATISM j WHITWORTH COLLEGE HAS HOPES OF BEATING OREGON To make up enough of the "Dande lion treatment." which fs rlalmeil to be relieving nearly every mifferer j who uses it for backache, kidney com-j plaint, sore weak bladder and rheu matism: pet from any one Kood pre-1 srrlpMon pharmacy one-half ounre of Fluid Kxtract of Dandelion, one ounce Compound KarKon and three I ounres ( ompounn syrup or Narnnna rllla. Shake well in a bottle and :;t'i" In teaspoonful doses after each humI' and a mil n nt bedtime. j Those who have tried it claim tint. I it acta Rontly hut thoroiiKhly on i!: kidneys, rellevinc backache and (;: bladder trouble and urinary dlfflcul Coach Forbes is Working: His Men on Broad Principles and Methods Whit worth Colb-Ke will nttempt to defeat the Oregon eleven tomorrow In the fourth khiiic for tlu 1'nlverHlty team this hi'Mhoii. If Whit worth wins, as !ie seeniH to think Hhe may. It will iiinni great IhliijfH for the Kii'iMlInu (if the team. Oregon Kiip portcrs look upon the context as ex ("dliiKlv interesting. The duvolop mm n t of the forward pass this week, may be uViuotiHtrated fully. In prac tice against a team which knows the ufirtxilu Kni-hnd' t, Intra hntin rr.i-lwl ties before you realize it. Many cases , Bmolth)y nnA 8UccesHfuIly. In case Oregon 'has an easy game, of rheumatism are known to have been relieved within a few days, the pain and swelling diminishing with each dose. This simple remedy Is said to strengthen and cleanse the ellmlna- tlve tissues of the Kidneys so that I 11 ItKKY CAKIIIKS A l.OAU of oilier needs with it. All by Itself It would be a pretty tuii.u Thanksgiving dinner. Our tit bit) delicacies are what are needed lt make Die dinner a success. There are herbs find seasonings for the dressing, pickles and relishes of all kinds and raisins, currants, citron etc., or even tho plum pud tllllK Itself. Older thelll today, so you will liuve (kom when wanted. W. M. CREEN. DEAL GROCER 619 Willamette Si. Phone Main 23. a great number of men will prubab-i ly receive a tryout during the con- test, rorbes now has about twenty men on the training table, and enough men on the first squad to compose two full teams. they can filter and strain from the metnodB of coaching mean blood and system thenoisons, acids mu(,h for tno fulllr(J teamt p00thAll and waste matter which cause not klK)wl(.,s0 u more generally decl onlv rheumatism, but numerous oth- ,, . , ,h ivr. ihm r,.r er diseases. Every man or woman , n)any B A f(,w n) , m now ; here wlio feels that their kidneys are not healthy and active, or who suf fer from any urinary trouble what ever, Bhould not hesitate to make up man came out. who had never 'had on a football suit. There was no hope of his being of any value this year, and Utile likelihood of him becoming this mlsture. as It is certain to do fl next Tp( ,, nfnA anil Kl.V KDV. VO.I m.ll'h . ' ... ... ,, much gMd, and may save you much misery and suffering atter wnuo. DRY WOOD. Sixteen Inch and mill wood f 10 Inch I Springfield mill. Phone Main 3,Hi or 171. C. R. Mead, Spring field, nil tain Moullen took him under his dl rnctlon, and started hlin on some of the rudiments. FIOUIl ITX)IH Ai tf alley iiour, i i p on. Billy Department Store. E. H. 8. fobs at Watts. Fred Flsk. Oregon timber lands! bought and sold. Eugene, Oregon, tf va- aili,-. In watch fobs and belt bjckles and fi at Watts. No trouble to show goods at Luck ey's, the Jeweler. tf 1. A. Lucas and N. A. Martin were stage passengers to Montgomery'! on the McKende, this morning. Page Woven Wire Fence ire An Elastic Fence Made of Spring Steel W Car just received prices right sold by J. W. Quackenbush (& Sons SIGK HEAUAGHE i.arife su.O.nem ot rorKers and dln ! Ing chairs Just received. 8e uiOfor (9-tr. up-to-date furi. ture at right i price. j f'HAMIiERS HWtDCHRE CO. CARTERS ITTlE IVER PILLS. I'o.lllv. Ir rnrrd hj thcM J.ltlle fills. Tiiy aiw rellcre Ws tmui (r in Ijrt.pcjfd. In t!!yUiin and Too Uct K..IU.1T, A pertrrt f.-ro- Hy I'it lAitilrm, N4iq IJniWiUieHl, llotl TigO.. in ti c ri Otiv. ' T'rr,'.il1. Pldn M la SI'U) ' TOKI'IIJ IJVKIC Tim IF VOr H.N'KW The merits of Texas Wonder you jrould never suffer from Kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 bottle (two mouths' treatment I sold by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall, 3 92 Olive street. Bt. Louis aifiiliW Ui Bow-ls. lup iy vegitibie. BUY WOOD NOW FROM The EUGENE TRANSFER CO. Excelsior wood, large load... fj.00 . Dry Maple, saw-il. er ftrd . . ri.5tl Dry tie wood, sawed cord... (I. Dry body fir, i foot, rord . ... , .Su i;i;ki-: tu.wsi k.ii '.. , 11)1 .-..-,() Wllliiliii-ttcl. ' m-O , COSYR5STAURANT Wo will (rive you a good meal for 25 cents Lunch from 5 cents up Begging a share of your patronage I am at your aerivece, S. WHITE, Prop., 6th and Willamette. ...... .(,VI"& n,l Villi O b,.., ,:ilvf in the w.irli 'or : , liters, salt rh"i:m. it cl.Difl! iian-i' '' ik"! "rl"1 l..n. V.Vi:-.-l to give ..- Ir-tVcmpany -XJ -ur vfR. H won't ' SVILLPILL SU t r- ShiLLFTilCL If ti,etp,. SoeivV. LInr. 0 lnner H--ag aia. nine ' oinpauy. (t A'lllanictte street, phone Red fril. " CARTERS; ? TIlTTI F t,' IVER J PII..S. Genuine i..t B-:f f,--o."'.; S.r.-ith'e A'- ifuif: VINCENT RESTAURANT Meals at- all Hours and up Pnone Black 1557 West Eighth'St Every Yonaa . ktwulthnWun.Uful C iMARVELWhirlingSpny 1XM mow ArrlM.' lJ'V'-Vv'l lf -TD i tout lnuririltfor II. tt A U V K I.. rVt DO lll'itrab'it IwKik- Jrtl. T1 fnll r.rllriilr tiyl fllm-U',: 0
