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THE EUGENE DAILY GUAKP, Wtiu
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
A man who has weak and impaired stomach and who does not
properly dit hit food will fooo find that hi blood has become
weak and impoverished, and that his whole body is improperly and
insufficiently nourished. . .
Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDieXL DISeOWEHT
make, the atomacb alroni, promotaa tha flow ml
dlteatlva tulcaa, reatorea too loot appetite, make
m.mimllmtlnn amrtecl. larlaormtee liver mad
purlllem mad earlckem the blood. It la Ik iramt bload-maker,
tleeb. builder mud remiormtlr nerwe Ionic. It mmke mam
mtroni Im body, metlra la mlmd mad coot la Imdtameat.
This "Disoovery" a pure, flyeerio extract ol American medical roots,
absolutely free from aloohol and all injurious, hebit-forminf drugs. - All its
tnjredients are printed on its wrappers. It has no relationship' with secret
- i. i j : t,,.A l.u .um ImiIm in all the schools of
nostrums. every iuiibuivui " ....... ..
medicine. Don't accept a seoret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proven
remedy o" inown composition. Ask you nbiohboss.--They must- know of
many cures made by it durini past 40 years, right in your own neighborhood.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, -Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y.
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HEAbQUARTERS
RANALD HOWFR.
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AGENTS
570 WILLAMETTE STREET
X P 0. BOX 455
EUGENE, OREGON
Turkeys Wanted I
Live and Dressed Turkeys
wanted at Dodged Grocery and
Produce House
Top Gash Price Guaranteed
E. DODGE,
Successor to
Scobert &' Dodge
GRAND PRIZE RACE
TOMORROW AT SAVANNAH
Facts About the Grand Prize Race
Location Savannah, Ga.
Distance 400 miles.
Length of course 26.73 miles.
Turns in course Eighteen.
Grandstand capacity 16,000 per
sons, i i
Trophy donor Automobile Club or
America.
Cash to drivers $8000.
Number of entries Twenty.
Savannah. Ga., Nov. 25. The ln-
etrnational grand prize race to be
run here tomorrow has attracted to
Savannah thousands of automobile
enthusiasts from every part of Amer
ica. The number of visitors Is far in
excess of the early anticipations. The
small car race today Is a sort of appe
tizer for the great contest to be de
cided tomorrow.! There are seven
teen contestants' in the small car
event, representing the leading man
ufacturers in America and aurope.
But It is in the grand prize race
tomorrow that public interest is cen
tred. It is expected to be a struggle
that for speed and daring has never
been eaualled In. this or any other
country. The circuit of 26.73 miles
on the outskirts of this city Includes
in part the excellent course used last
spring in the first Savannah race
which was won. by Strang with an
Isotta. The old circuit has been
lengthened and i improved, and it is
believed to be the fastest course ever
offered for a race. There are no rail
road crossings and the sharp turns
have been banked sufficiently so that
cars can take them at top speed.
There will be fifteen laps of the
course for the race, and at the start
and finish a grandstand seating 16,-
000 persons has. been erected. ine
local authorities have made ample
provision for guarding the conrse
and protecting the crowds of specta
tors. I t '"fi.,'i.'M
The rflrst car In the-'blg race will
be sent off, at. . o'clock, tomorrow
mornln and t,ttWwnW "will
follow aj. 'oeitnuto Intervals. "'
or the drivers who will pilot Amer
ican machines Willie Hanpt, wko will
handle the Chadwlok car, la perhaps
the best known. He has taken .part
POTATO SITUATION
IS NOT VERY
ENCOURAGING
in many big races and piloted one of
1 ...ml Vnnrtnrhilt CUD
me cms iu iue 1 -
contest. Michenor, the Lozler pilot,
drove in the previous oavaiiuau
i ii. - r,.in-niiff tpnnhv conteBt.
aim m mu cimiwi" -
and he has been prominent in twe
... . i thr. viittnitv nf New
ly-iour contests iu iuv ,-....-.,
York. Zengle and Harding are less
.ti.. ivinn the others, but
they are counted as worthy rivals
of the foreigners. .
The foreigners present a formid
able array of expert race drivers and
in each team are to be found winners
of important contests. Perhaps the
most conspicuous team Is that from
Italy, for it contains Nazarro, winner
of last year's Grand Prix, German
Emperor's cup and Florio races, and
holder of the fastest average time
ever made in a road race. Wagner,
also of the Fiat team, won the 1906
Vanderbilt cup race with a Darracq,
and DePalma, the third Flat driver,
has won notable victories in races
on this side of the water. Congo ,of
the Itala team, was third in the last
Florio cup race, averaging 66.4 miles
an hour, and Fournier, his team
cup race but was ditched in the
fourth lap.
The French team Includes Lewis
Strang, who this year has won the
title of the leading American driver,
by -.capturing the Savannah, Briar
cliff and Lowell races. Szisz, who
will also pilot a Renault in tomor
row's race, won the Grand Prix in
France In 1906. Duray, the DeDlet
rich . driver, was third In the 1906
Vanderbilt cup contest, and also
drove In the same race the year pre
vious. The Clement team, consisting
of Regal and Hautvast, Is not as well
known here as some other drivers., i
5n account' of the excellent show
ing' made by the-German -drtvers--ln
the last Grand Prix race the Benz and
Mercedes teams are considered very
highly by those who are figuring out
tomorrow's -winner. Heraery will
handle a Benze machine and Hanrlot
''WMMm h?teato mate,:' Hemery aria
HatiTlolJ'rere- second" and - third ltn
this year's Grand Prix and Brie, the
driver of the third Baaze car, nl the
race tomorrow, was seventh in the,
Grand Prix contest.
THANKSGIVING FIGHT
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Ketchell Papke:
2 1 years Age 2 1 years
6 feet 9. M in. Height.. 5 feet 8 in.
16 In Neck 16 in.
39 In .Chest 39 in.
12 Ms iu.. Biceps (relaxed) .. 12 Vt in.
11 in Forearm 11 .in.
1 in Wrist 7 in.
30 Iu Waist 30 in.
21 in Thigh 22 in.
13 In Calf 15 in.
8 in.. Ankle 10 in.
72 Va in .Reach 71 in.
The Eugene Poultry Store asks
you to. please send in your orders
early for Turkeys, Geese, Ducks
and Chickens for Thanksgiving
Dinner. Phone Main 645.
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SPORTING NEWS - -
CHOICE CUTS OF
ROAST BEEF
Many i-oplo say ihpy are hard
o find hurd If you don't
know, eay If you do. To make
It may, note the nddross below
when In aearch of tender, Juicy,
altogether satisfying cuts for
roasts and steaks. ,
'Broders Bros
Phone Main 40 - West. 6th St.
T. M. ILLLIS
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTOR
Cement Blocks and Pressed Brick.
ORDERS TOR SIDEWALKS GIVEil PROMPT ATTENTION
Phone Black 5021. Residence, 854 High St.
San Francisco, Nov. 2 5. Wherev
er sporting men congregate the sta
ple of discussion 1b the return engage
ment between Billy Pnpke and Stan
ley Ketchell for the middleweight
championship. With Papke deter
mined to retain the title and Ketchell
equally determined to regain the lau
rels he lost lust spring the battle
Isl bound to be one of the best that
has been seen hereabouts In a long
time. Interest in the contest is of
the keenest sort and the demand for
tickets Is nlmost unprecedented.
Reports from the respective train
ing quarters today are to the effect
that both men are In the best possi
ble condition. They are ready for
what they know will be the battle of
their lives, and both are prepared to
go and fight to the limit of their
powers. 1
There are abundant indications
about the sporting resorts that an
immense amount of money Is going
to change hands on the result of the
fight. Though Papke continues to
rule a slight favorite In the betting
there is plenty of Ketchell money in
sight, 'ihe faithful way in which
the Grand Rapids boy has trained for
the present contest and the general
belief that he was not in prime condi
tion when he met Papke before has
served to renew confidence among
the Ketchoi. followers.
The following correspondence In
regard to the potato situation is
self-explanatory:
Portland, Ore., Nov. 20, "08.
B. Dodge, Esq., Eugene, Ore.
Sir: Being your California repre
sentative and you our representative
in your district, I want to make
you the following report on the po
tato situation, which I want you to
study very careflilly, as we must be
careful in not making a loss In
handling potatoes this year.
I want to advise you that we have
still on hand In California fthree
million sacks, and quality of our
Rivers this year are much better than
the potatoes in your district., Con
sequently It will be before you to
judge how long it will take Cali
fornia to use up this supply. I do
not see any prospects of handling
potatoes from your point 'before Feb
ruary or March, and as Colorado has
shut California out of Arizona and
Texas business, the following letter
will speak for Itself, written me by
the general freight agent of the O.
R. N. and S. P. R. R. Co. of this
city.
Nov. 4th, 1908.
Mr. J. H. Grande,
209 Stark St., Portland.
Dear Sir Referring to our con
versation in connection with potato
crop of Idaho, Utah and Colorado,
wish to advise that our representa
tive at Salt Lake informs me that
there has been no weather trouble
in Utah or Idaho that would injure
the crop. He anticipates ; the ' har
vesting of the largest crop ever had.
Our Denver representative esti
mates that In the vicinity of Greeley,
Colorado, the crop will amount to
13,000 cars. Loss by frost will not
exceed,.at the outside, z per cent.
Yours truly, '
R. B. MILLER, Agent.
So. my dear Dodse, Colorado will
freeze na oat of -Arteona and Texaa
buslnesw. consequently with Call-
Jornia ,-wIth a large-crop, you pat sea
the- situation. -L bare a odpf of "my
San' Francisco firm's letter to you of
the 16th Inst. In which they Instruct
yon not to even consign na any po
tatoes until way late In the spring.
I have also a wire today to refuse
consignments and not to' buy nndef"
any circumstances at" any ' price;
Now,' t: caution you not" to specu
late very heavy in potatoes this year..
unless you can buy at very low fig
ures, so as to hold until spring, and
as you know from experience shrink
age, danger of frost, etc., I figure
the loss alone in that Item fully 30
cents per 100 lbs. Now, with poor
prospects ahead of you. I warn vou
I to be careful. I woulll rather not do
Dusiness this year with you, so that
we will retain your friendship, as
you know our reputation ts depend
ant on honesty and the Golden Rule
principles. Honesty to you will
mean additional business through
you. We are in the market for ap
ples and could use a tew cars. The
Portland market is very bum for
turkeys. So ship other points. San
Francisco is your best point this
year.
Closing, hoping you will guide
yourself by my advice,
I am very truly,
J. H. GRANDE.
The National Commission seems to
be having a little trouble in collect
ing those fines
Jim Jeffries is going to Increase
the rounds In his feature contests
from 2 5 to 45. .'
Peoria and Springfield refuse to
sign the new salary limit agreement
of the Three-I league. i
.; President O'Brien, of the American
Association, is In favor of allowing
a batter to take his base on three
balls instead of four.
Dick Cooley will pilot the Topeka
team and Frank Isbell will head the
Wlihitn outfit, the two new mem
bers of the Western League.
Manager Billy Smith, of Atlanta,
started out this fall to sign ten mi
nor leaguers In different parts of
the country and every one of them
was drafted by the major leagues.
Manager Lake of the Boston Amer
icans will accept $10,000 for Lou Cri
ger from the Chicago White Sox pro
vided President Comiskey will trade
Pitcher Smith for Cy Morgan.
George Tabeau has sold his Denver
team and will dispose of hlB Louis
ville franchise If the price is right.
George also owns the Kansas City
"spring champions."
The niatrh hptwpan ftfnftv DnMn.i.
and Jim Drlscoll, arranged by the
rtnuory a. A., ot Boston; has been
called off because Baldwin did not
show any signs of being anxious to
K on with the boui.
NV LANK COUXTY: SUP.
FOR SALE.
My Lane County Map Is now ready
from the printer. Those who wish
a copy will do me a favor by drop
ping me a post card. The price is
10.00.
I havo only a small hloek.if these
maps and as the mounting and col
oring Is made at a rate of 8 maps a
day, they will be delivered at this
rate to the subscribers and in the
samn rotation as they are ordered.
SIMON HLLOVDAHL.
St S. ?33
S. S. S. is Hi w
Blood Poison. This daS VS
the disease. her anA . u0? based nn m. '
than forty years, durinr whirfi ,.!!? "" at
cure by the use of this great vPt,w na,1I"irlJ
lutely perfect blood purifier able ?lS8
particle of the vips of ComiliSS
circulation, and in thi., way S filS
assisted by a rich, healthy blood , ecw
system. whn the .SL.0?1 Wy, QBirn.?,,!2l
discolored splotchesTallTn
the body entirely free from VenecuW'VLl
has thoroughly cleansed and S
any luture outbreak the blood i n- ""WW iC.
removed: "ITome Treatmen Boot.Ci
Possessing; every convenience and an jfal i.
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business center. Up-tc-dite trill. Tji.
every room. Private baths. Bui toaodkaa J
Rates Karoaaan Plan i- . ( f ty.
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STOMACH TROUBLE
AND IKBIGESTION
WILL VANISH
EVERYTHING EATEN NOW
QUICKLY FERMENTS FORMING
GAS 'AX1 STOMACH POISON
LATE YOUR DIGESTION WITH
IMAPEPSIN.
Mlm! Your ltMlimm.
If you don't, nobody will. It Is
your business to keep out of all the
trouble you can and you can and will
keep out of liver and bowel troublo
if you take Dr. King'9 New Life
Pills. They keep lllousness, ma
laria and jaugjlco out of your sys
tem. 25c at V. A. Kuykeudall'i
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FOR SALE 40 aero wnnrt .
614 miles from Rntronn q nnHnn'
cut off, balance will cut about I
2000 cords. Good deep, rich soli;
Will ernw nnvthlni, ao,..Ain
fruit and berries. Living sprint
on place.
TRACT In Huddleston addition, 150x
300 feet. Will sell entire orIn
lots. c
TWO teamsharness aud wagons.
FOUR foot aud 1 fl-lnoh fir wood de
livered on short notice.
For prices and further Information
set) W. L. Coppernoll, 617 High
street. Phone Red 495S. tf
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WOOD SAWING.
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Olasoltne power by W. W. Moore,
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small will be appreciated.
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GASOIJNR U'OOI 1 SAW.
Valley flour, 11.15 pa sack. Ax
Illlly liepartment Store. v tf
WATTSTOR WATCflES
l..irrls. Gibson saw ail wood
to sage. Office Rl.irk 1 R71. Horn
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WATfiToR WATCHES
Does it ever occur to you how busy
that little stomach of yours Is. It
actually only holds three pints,
though In one year you force It to
take in 2,500 pounds of material,
digest It end prepare It for assim
ilation to the blood.- Do you wonder
at the number of cases of Indiges
tion and Stomach trouble? You
crowd it with steak and pastry, ir
ritate it its juices with spices and
acids and expect this little four
ounce mill to do its work.
Is there any wonder that your
food passes undigested, or lays like
a lump of lead In the. stomach?
That everything you eat turns to
acid, Stomach gas and Stomach poi
son, putrefying the Intestines and
the digestice cnnnls, causing Bilious
ness. Headache, Dizziness and Indi
gestion Heartburn, Nauseous breath,
constipation laaid other more dan
gerous symptoms?
Call your disease what you will
Indigestion, Catarrh, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh of Stomach, etc.
you know the real name, the real
diseTise Is fermentation of the food
vou eat a sour Stomach, which
belches gas and erupts undigested
food or causes a feeling of nausea
and mlserableness.
All these miseries vanish prompt
ly when you stop this food fermen
tation. Take fifty cents to your
Pharmacist for a case of Pape's Dia
pepsin. Eat a triangle, and five
minutes later your Stomach will do
what a healthy Stomach should
thatJs, turn every bite you eat into
bodW nourment and without you
realizing that you havo a Stomach.
One triangle will digest all the food
you eat without the aid of the stom
ach, because it contains just the ele
ments found In a good, strong,
healthy stomach.
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