THB ECOEBTE DAILY GUARD. nH'IWWAY, NOVEMBER 00, 1008.
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A Choice CpHection Of 30 recipes, with the latest baking helps and
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The Boston Cooking School, the noted authority on Domestic Science.
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GOOD COFFEE
All coffeo mllla heretofore used
will only crush tho berry, mutilating
tho lnlnuto oil colls, allowing the cof
foo oil to evaporate, thus Impairing
tho strength tuiil flavor.
lly this now process tho llttlo oil
cells romaln tiubrokett. the essential
mi uooa proauct j, cannot evaporate,
and tho cofieo rotltiB Its tine, rich, ar
, omiitlc flavor In Its full strength.
This Is one reason why a pound of
coffee- cut In this mill will make from
ten to fifteen .cups more of full
strength coffee than will anv coffee
ground tho old way. Tho lover of
wod coffee finds here a richness of
flavor never found In coffee ground
In the ordinary way at any price.
Another feature about this mill Is
that you may have your coffee cut as
fine as the finest Rnml ntwi it n.m
still ho practically free from thnt fine
dust which Is produced by the old
method of grinding. You will, there
fore, always hnvo a clear cut) of cof
fee instead of a muddy effect a re
sult of using tho old stylo mills.
O Royal rut Coffee is also adaptable
Tor percolators or French IVIp coffee
pots.
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Yours truly.
THE SQUARE
DEAL GROCER.
Phone Main S.
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We will give you a good
meal for 25 cents
Lunch from 5 cents up
Begging a share of your
patronage
I am at your serivece,
S. WHITE, Prop.,
6th and Willamette.
GEO. K. MUNROE
FURNITURE
67 West Eighth St., Kugene, Oregon.
Phono Red 15570.
Solo Agents for the Portlnnd
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BOARDING
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OUTPLAYED
AT EVERY POINT
ADMITS CORfALLIS
Students and Townspeople
Wonder How It All
Happened
- On Multnomah field, Portland,
Saturday, Nov. 21, 1908, O. A. C.
was defeated by the Oregon U, In
the presence of about 10,000 people,
says the Corvallls Times.
It's useless to attempt to make the
blow softer O. A. C. was "lammed,
skinned and jayhawked" by the Ore
gon U, and the score, 8 to 0 against
us, doesn't tell the story of how bad
ly' the orange and black was beaten.
The fact of the matter ib, O. A. C.
was never In tne game, did not even
get started, while Oregon was there
every minute of play, working like a
machine and quick to take advantage
of every opportunity, the u. A.
boys moved like they were in some
sort of a trance; apparently there
was no good team work, their Inter
ference was sad to look upon and at
no time was there any genuine ginger
displayed. When a ball was fumbled
an Oregon man hit the ground like a
flash and the ball was his; when
Clark punted, the Oregon nien went
down the field with a speed that put
them at the right place when Gagnon
had recovered the ball; when Wolf
punted, the Oregon men swept down
the field In perfect formation to help
Latourette return the ball twenty,
thirty, forty yards. Oregon played a
speedy, heady always-ln-lt game,
while O. A. C. never found itself. Had
Moullen not kicked the two field
goaIs,-had the score been 0 to 0, It
would still have been clearly appar
ent that Oregon outplayed O. A. C.
A Genuine Puzzle.
Just why it should have been thus
Is a matter of much conjecture. Just
why O. A. C, after a succession of
victories, should show such . poor
form and Oregon, after a series of
defeats, should suddenly develop into
a wonderful team, is well-nigh In
comprehensible. Many theories are
advanced. For Instance:
George McMillan says O. A. C. was
"overtrained," perhaps, that on two
or three occasions poor judgment
was used, and that the perfect phys
ical condition of Oregon's men had
much to do with victory.
Umpire Hockenberry said: "The
Corvallls players never seem to find
their feet when playing against .Ore
gon." Coach Forbes, of Oregon, said his
team had never played In such form
and the victory was a surprise to
him.
Coach Norcross says, "O. A. C.
didn't seem to be able to get into the
game concertedly."
O. A. C. enthusiasts say the bad
day was responsible, . that Wolff's
poor physical condition the past two
weeks was responsible, that the team
was stagestruck, that the Injury to
both ends, Cady and Dobbins, so ear
ly in the game, took the spirit out of
the boys, that O. A. C was over-confident
and were so thoroughly, sur
prised that they couldn't get togeth
er and so on and on. Whatever It
was that conspired to cause O. A. C.
to put up a poor game, it must be
admitted that Oregon could not have
won had she not put up a better
game. And Oregon did play a great
game. O. A. C. rooters, even when
their hearts were sick, could not but
enjoy the splendid work of the men
from Eugene. And like good losers,
the bunch that had rooted incessant
ly for O. A.. C, gave the victors a
rousing cheer.
It's folly to rehash the details of
the game. Every man, woman and
child who really cares for football
has read the ten column accounts In
the Portland dallies and really, the
detail isn't cheering. Let us forget
last Saturday in the hope that Thurs
day's game at Seattle will result dif
ferently. PROMINENT ALABAMA
PLANTER MURDERED
Montgomery. Ala., Nov. 25. R. W.
Drake, a prominent planter, was mur
dered nt his home near Laneville Inst
night. . His house was burned but
neighbors rescued his bodv.
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