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ffZ 1 1 l " MM MMK, S4TI-KOAV, .NOV KM BUI it, IK. -no, DCnDnfll.!l7ATI rm i- i...-,;:::;";"-." .... , p - ' "-vaaVffl ' i o o U. S. FORESTRY -SERVICE INTERNATIONAL LIVE . STOCK SHOW OPENS : AROUND THE WORLD BY AUTOMOBILE! JEST HOCHMUTH, 1701 L , Dcs Moinea, Iowa, bear ago our liitte boy, kken down with scarlet fold with it, and in rupiicna coming to tin Hinted his lungs and xreka we watched by inlly expecting him to lour t" the next. Wimo a little better and up. Then he commenced Innpiteof everything we lined to Bet worse all tlie i-hing epolls would last impMcly exhaustod, and liimagreatdeal. Every tie had consumption, bile at the drug store, my a Peruna almanac and Wo read in It a per- a of his case and we ould try Peruaa. W e, quit everything else, tint him Peruaa. L two-thirds of the bottle (cough had almost gone, taken two bottles he was H. He has not seen a sick is a hearty, healthy boy. ways praise Peruaa, toi Ij'i life." the IHeal Laxative. of testimony In the gov- l-merger suit for the pur- awlving the Harrlm&n Eem, will begin In New y before Special Bxam r G. Williams. I Washington, D. c., Nov. 2S. i; ! preparations have been completed' to ! fistnhllsh within o f. j .. ! uays, tne six jaaminisiratje headquarters In the ' West and Northwest, which mo complete reorganization of the for estry service of the government Heretofore all administrative imsl nessness, all scientific other in vestigatlons, and in fact all matters connected with the forostrv ervice was transacted at the headquarters inthis city. The rapid and enor mous development of the service made it necessary to devise some plan for distributing the work of the department and, -at the. same time bring it in closer direct touch with the territory under its care and su pervision. After considerable study and con sideration of the problem It was de cided, to establish In the West six experts under the direction and su pervision of a district forester, re siding within his respective district. It was decided to establish the dis tricts and headquarters. First district including the states of Montana, northeastern Washing ton, northern Idaho, northern Wyo ming and northwestern South Dako ta; headquarters at Missoula, Mont.; W. B. Greeley, district forester. Second district including the states of Colorado, southern Wyo ming, South Dakota, northwestern Minnesota, Nebraska, western Kan sas and souheastern Utah; head fluartess at Denver, Col., Smith Rilev, district forester. Third district Including the states of Arizona. Arkansas, New Mexico and Oklahoma; headquarters at Albuquerque, N. M., A. C. Ring land, district forester. Fourth district Including the states of Utah, southern Idaho, west ern Wyoming, eastern Nevada and northwestern Arizona; headquarters at Ogden, Utah, Clyde Leavltt, dis trict forester. Fifth district Including the states of California and southwestern Ne vada; headquarters at San Francis co, Cal., F. E. Olmsted, district for ester. Sixth district including the states of Washington, Oregon, a small part of northern California and Alaska, headquarters at Portland, Ore., E. T. Allen, district forester. Under these officers and at their several headqutarters will be tran sacted hereafter the greater part of the routine administrative business connected with the several districts which has heretofore been attended I to n ashington. At the head of eacn oilice there wllW.e a district forester and an assistant district forester. I nder these will be ex perts in chargt of the various lines of work. A chief of grazing will ?,Ve. cnarKe of range matters. A chief of product 0 will handle the preservative treatment of timber the strength tests and study of mar ket conditions. A chief of lands will look after such matters as land ex aminations. The office of lands deals with questions Involving the validity of claims asserted uffder the act of lune 11, 1906, for agricultural settlement. I There will also be in each district! a chief of silviculture, who will have charge of timber sales, planting and silvical experiments, and a chief of operation. The latter will supervise the personnel of the forests; the per manent improvement work, through an engineer in charge; .the accounts or tne district, including receipts, disbursements aud bookkeeping, which will be directly supervised by an expert accountant, and the rou tine business of the district. In each of the lines of work the management will be in the hands of a man who is a specialist and who has had thorough experience both In the West and Washington. The establishment of these field districts will bring the service Into more im mediate touch with the public. It Is merely the completion of the move ment, started some time ago, tu have the forests administered as far as possible by men actually on the ground. The change will not affect the Investigation work of the service, which will center, as hitherto, In Washington. Nearly four hundred foresters, stenographers, clerks and other em ployes will start from here next week for the respective headquarters to which they will be attached. To most of them the change means an advancement and an increase in their salaries. The latter was necessary owing to the greater cost of living in the West. WEEK OF PRAYER IN . ALL LANDS jiracyMVdiu Live and Dressed Turkeys wanted at Dodge's Grocery and Produce House Top Cash Price Guaranteed DODGE, ed Successor to Scobert & Dodge New York, Nov. 28. Following a suggestion made by the Episcopal Brotherhood of St. Andrew, the week beginning tomorrow is t be ob served by men's organizations of all denominations as a week of prayer for the spread of Christ's kingdom among the men of the whole world. Besides the Brotherhood of St. An drew, the organizations which havo announced tnulr adberence-to the ar rangements include the I'reshyterlan Brotherhood, the Congregational BaWlst. the Methodist and the Uni ted Presbyterian Brotherhoods. Sev eral organizations in Europe have also agreed to co-operate in the movement. This Is said to be the first time that men's organizations of so many religious bodies have acted In unison and the occasion Is regarded as all the more significant from the fact that the initiative was taken in the Episcopal church, which does not ordinarily lend itself to Interdenom inational movements. MAKES HAI'IU HEADWAY. fli S3 85 MOST CROCFRS SELL Olympic Flour SNOWt RIFT AND BRILLIANT every sack guaranteed Made oi selected Eastern Oregon hud wheat. It pro duce! more loaves oi treed then any other Heoe and the loaves are lighter and whiter. Becauee ol the increased quantity oi bread roduerd he cool ! no highefthan lee other tteure. ASK YOUp. GROCER FOR IT. TH&EPORTLAND FLCURJNG MILLS ; bNOWDRIFTJsold by PIERCE PROS. aBMHaaaa CHOICE CUTS OF ROAST BEEF Many people say they are hard to find hard if you don't know, easy if you do. .To make It easy, note the address below when in search of tunder, Juicy, altogether satisfying cuts for roasts and steaks. Brewers Bros Phone Main 40 - West-8th St. te::::::uttaas!:::nt::ta8?sH )rcssmakingScJhdol Add This Vnct to Your Store of Riinwlcuge. Kldnev disease advances so rapidly that many a yerson Is firmly In its grasp before aware or lis progress. Prompt attention should be given the slightest symptom of kidney dis order. If there Is a dull pain In the hnrlt headaches, dizzy spells or a tired', worn-out feeling, or If the urine is dark, foul-smelling, Irregu lar and attended with pain, procure a good kidney remedy at once. Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the state ment of this Eugene reader. Mrs. M. J. Drew, 296 East 8th street, Eugene, Oregon, saya: "I suf fered from seviro pains In the region of my kidneys and through my loins, at times extending Into my limbs. The action of the kidney secretions was so Irregular as to plainly show that the kidneys were disordered. The claims made for Doan'a Kidney Pills led me to procure a supply at DeLano's drug store. I was surprised at the prompt relief received and in a short time my condition was great ly Improved. Doan'a Kidney Pills benefitted me so greatly that I give them my strongest endorsement." For sale by an aeaiers. rnce ouj cents. Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo.) New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dome and take no other. ; A (JltK.AT IIAIUiAIM I Having found it necessary to, chance my occupation on account of.; throat trouble I now offer my home; In Sprlngtleld consisting of three ac- res of land and a line nine-room house, barn. Oicn park. etc. 1 have young fruit trees, such as : rpi". cherries, peachee, c. .Also; " .W- ,,.,,! An Ideal norue at o uibh , at oure. Euqulre of J. O. Richmond, four doors north of school building. Bprliigfild, Greg N28 Chicago. III., Nov. JS. With 3,167 : animals on display, the rdnth annual International Uve Stock Show spoil ed at the I'ulon Stock yards toil.iv for; a week's session. Ijist year the exhib its numbered 7,000 and tlie result was that the show was so Urge as to, be unweildy. As a consequence tluv management decided to limit the number of nominations this year, par-! ticularly in the sheep and swine classes. j Texas and the other groat cattle raising sections of the I'uitcd States are well represented, especially In the sections allotted to car U,ad lots ; of steers and feeders. Canada Is bet ter represented than at any of the: previous shows held here. Among the! exhibitors of sheep Is Sir William ' Cooper of Berkhamsted, England. ! Not a little added Interest at taches to the shorthorn rattle dlvls-l ion by the nomination of seven ant-1 nials from the Kentucky farm of J. B. Haggin. Other prominent exhlbl- j tors in this division are E. W. Hard-1 lng of Waukesha, Wis., Congressman j Frank O. Lowdeu of Illinois and D. R. Hanna of Itavenua, Ohio, son ot i the late Senator Hanna. I As in former years a prominent! feature ot the exposition is the judg ing contest for students of the stnto; agricultural college. The agrlcullur- rj-r. New York. Not. 29. PriQlily the most extensive automobile trip ever undertaken Is that plaum-d by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hoover, who sailed on the steamship Republic to day for Algiers. The home of the Hoovers is near I.os Angeles, Cal., and In completing tho trip by nuto from that city to New York, the couple have already finished the first lap of their ambitious Journey. When they land at San Francisco, as they plan to do lu the winter of 1S12, they expect to havo covered more than 75,000 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover will spend this winter In touring Algeria and R-iypt. with as far reaching excur sions Into t)le Sahara Desert as may prove practicable. Early In the spring their cur will be ferried over to Italy and for Ihreo successive years tours will be made across every country In Europe at least one way. They even hope to peuetrate western Si beria. In the winter of 1911 they ex pect to turn south Into Turkey and from there Into Palestine and back to the coast. On tho homeward voy age stops will be mmlo In India, China, Japan, the Philippines, Aus tralia, New Zealand and llawr.;!. and in every country as much motoring will be done ns the circumstances will permit. Sailing from Hawaii to ban l-nuuisco lu the winter of 1912 they will have completed the trp lu about four years. 1 he trip Is not being taken as an endurance test, aud It Is not their Intention to try to break any speed records. Mr. Hoover, who has spent the greater part of his life perfecting systems ot irrigation In the West, was in poor health lust winter and he has undertaken the trip around the world with the outdoor life which it offers as a means of getting well. The start from the southern California was made early laat April. Their i-oute to New York was by way ot San Francisco, Portland, Spokane, Omaha and Chicago. Welcome Voirds to Women Women who euffer with disorder peculiar lo their trx ehould write to Dr. Hicrt- end receive free tho advice ot phytieian of o))0 year.' experience (killed and tuccessful specialist in tho diseases of women. Iwery letter ol this sort has the mo.t carrtul consideration and is regarded as sacredly confidential. Many sensiti-Vy modest women write imiy lu llr. fierce what would shrink (rom Icllins- to their local physician. 1'lie local physician is pretty sure to say that he cannnt do anything without "en examination." Dr. Pierce holds lhat ineso uislastetut examinations are fenasdlv need. lee, aud that no woman, except in rare eases, Qhould submit to them. Dr. Tierce's treatment will cure you riiht in the priTaoy t " utMHc. sits ravorilt) rreseriptinn ' haa cured hundreda of thousands, some of thorn the worst ot casas. his the only medicine of its kind that is the product of f reularly graduated physician. The only one ood enouith that its makers uere to print its every ingredient on its outside wrapper. There"s no secrecy. It ve hear examina tion. No alcohol and no hehit-lonninit droits ere l..imd in it. Some unscrup ulous medicine dealers may oticr you a suhMitiitc. lAm't take it. Don't tr lie ?",hour health. Write to World's Dispensary VrUicrl Association. Dr. K. V. Pierce, President, Itiitfalo, N. Y., take the adviec receiicJ and ho well. FRANK MORRISON. The secretary of the AuicrUaii Fed eration of Labor In u printer by trade anil n lawyer by edu niton, lie hu been secretary of the federal lou since 1SI7. He Is a codefemlant with Presi dent Compci-M hi the b.iyeolt cute be fore the supreme court. al colleges of Iowa. Illinois, Wiscon sin, Texas, Ohio, and a number of other states are represented In the contest by teams of their brightest young men. The two best tenuis will ho given handsome bronze trophies and tho scholarships established by J. Ogden Armour will be distributed among tlie schools whose teams make the best showing. The contest whb Inaugurated soon after the opening of the show today. Notebooks In hand, the students knitted their brows, and looked wise, while they went about their task of tosting their skill as experts upon tho batches of animals that were trotted out for their Inspection. WHY SIFKEK? r.reathe llyoniei ami Kill tlin Ixwtli Hoitio Catarrh (icrniH. Just as long as you have catarrh your nose will itch, your brenth will be foul, you will hawk and spit, nnd you will do other dlBgustlng thlnga because you can't help yourself. The germs of catarrh havo got you In their power; they are continually and persistently digging into and Irri tating the mui-iiuB membrane of your nose nnd throat. They are now making your life miserable; In time they will sap your entire system of Its energy, Its strength, lis vigor and vitality. If you do not kill tho loathsome germs of catarrh, their desperate as saults will In time undermine your reason, rob your brain of Its bril liancy and activity, and leave yon not onlv a physical but a mental wreck. This picture Is not overdrawn; the writer has seen thousands of Just such cases. He has personally expe rienced the demoralizing results that come from tho ravishing attacks of the horrible catarrh germs, the great est pest of civilized nations. But there Is one remedy that will kill the germs and cure catarrh, and that Is Hyomel. the Australian dry air treatment. There may be other remedies, but they are not guaran teed as The Red Cross Drug Company will guarantee Hyomel to cure ca tarrh, or money back. Don't delay this pleasant antiseptic treatment. Every day you allow these germs to exist In your system you bring nearer eomplelo demoralization. The Red Cross Drug Company will sell you a complete Hyomel outfit for only $1. Ask him about !'. It Is also guaran teed to cure ln m-hltls, asthma, colds, coughs and ha) ver. BERKELEY CO-EDS DREAD THIS MASHER Berkeley, Cal., Nov. 26. Tho co eds of the University of California to day are looking for R. Livingstone, a young man who terrorized Ilium a fow months ago by hia pestiferous atten tions and his eccentric conduct, and kept college circles In a ferment un til he wu arrested nnd committed lo tho state hospital for the Insane at Napa. Word has Just been receiv ed from tho asylum that Llvliigstono has escaped und uu is expected to ap pear in his old huuuls. Llvliigstono mado a real sensutlon nt the university. He wrote fervent letters to tho prettiest collngo girls, lamblliiKly incoherent about "ulflii IiIch" and other things, und he had no bitHliliilucHH iilinut accosting the objects of hla admiral Ion In the II biury uleovea nnd telling them wotul talc ubout unrequited love. One of Livlligslone'H HllcceHsful tricks wuh to rldo on the campus on hla bicycle und tumble off just In front of a young woman. Ho would lie in the roud grouuiug us If In puln mid when the young lady bent over him solicitously hu would seize her hand aud make love lo her In a wu) hardly expected of a wounded mun. BIG LAND OPENING On January 20th. 1909, nt Kobo burg. Oregon, 91,600 acres ure to be withdrawn from the Umpqua foroai reserve. This embraces lands In Ben ton, l4iuo, Douglas and Coos coun ties. Nut nil of this land Is subject to entry. For 12.60 we will send yon prepaid 18 large lithographic town ship maps with abovo varum lands colored thereon. Also full Instruc tions as to dates, manner of filing 'C" DOI'OLAS CO. ABSTRACT CO (Successor to Frank E. Alley.) Rosnburg, Or. CAM. XH CITY WARRANTO. Notice Is hereby given that all city warrants from No, 49 to No, 202, both Inclusive, registered to June 24. 1908, and warrants Noa. 637 and 638 and 860, registered November 18lh, 1908, al) draws on the general fand, will be paid on presentation al my office. Interest will cease) oo No? ember 24, 1908. FRANK RBIBNER, City Treasurer. Bugena, Oregon, November 18, . If Ttrt' K.iBir Tnt aiertU of Texas Wondii jOi ould never auffer from Klduey bladder or rheumatic trosble. e-i fu.iti. nn motitha' treatment i aol by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send n. testimonials. Dr. B. w. nan. .nt Olive street. Bt. Louie Watts for Watches t a ckmk.nt ntma. All kinds of ceraeat work; 4 enrbe, gutters, sidewalks and Bee us before 4 yes le your work. O. Meyert. 4 Gross Hotel. Pass Mala 11. 4 N2( 4 4444-44 wki.i. rKiiJ,r"t Pr, 1 e - - i s -V n anv CTtl T TT1 PI t ( -pus onng own material anu moas -"j o ffred under competent instructors; classes to fill j . . r ... u:i; AWi Thp o3. advancement according to cpaoi" w np-to-date system of cutting and fitting taught WoogbJy. Terms reasonable. For further parties. address MISS EECKBED, Boom 1. Schneider Blk. . .... drilled nv mo ana Watched rmr leews. "--i 7'"" t ..k.i ..i.. -drl era. ' "For firteen years . uae " tf ,h. ...rkine of Buckien's Arnica ; Phone Red 4s . I. Salve and It haa never failed to cure ... K,re. boll, ulcer or burn to which it was at'Dlled. It has saved us manjfn " 3 hill." s.T. A. F. Hardy, oirD.ce to eat. Btetfc and Wlllamet . ," . .' u.in. 25c at W. A. ' .. . tf Kuykedall t Drug Store. IX , .NOT POIWJET .- Abs'raru furuiihed and land titles examined. Fred Flak. Merest.' Bank Biding, Bursa. Oresjot.-' tf W(Xli HAWfKO. Gasoline pwr by W. W. Moor phone Rl 1!!- Orders large or small will Q sspreoUte. i I mbrellae and paraaols repairer and rerorejid. Work practical; n eee.ind her.Q material saod. Call ot B. WsUsoa at falta' Ulgar elore 14 are. Black Motor Vehicles A Practical Car for Business or Pleasure Inexpensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary automobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed, 6 to 26 miles an hour. Neat in appearance Travels any Road Made any style Prices $375 U $750 These cars are made to go any season of the year in good or bad roads, are built like a surrey, high wheels, solid rubber tire, easy springs, motive power gasoline, substantially built. For demonstrations and hire apply to HEADQUARTERS AT BODDY & KUTHE'S, RANDLE & HOWER AGENTS 570 WILLAMETTE STREET P- 0. BOX 455 EUGENE, OREGON r GOOD WATCHES High Grade Movements With 20 and 25 y tar g outrun terd cases Are the kind I carry in stock. Come in and look them over. Ask questions and get my price it's a pleasure to wait on you. H. D. SMART, Jeweler M MARKS' DRUG STORE, Hotel Smeede Building. Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing a specialty. Steam and Gas Fitters ! Pipe threaded from 1 inthjto 6jnch Price from I Oc to 50c All, sic r.'pplcs c it from I Inch to 6 inch All work uar.inteed MADTIM r oDirrr.c Pm Red 4 t .'IrMM.n UIMVJVJJ, 4I.W.7tbSt. The Eugc nel iPouIt r y Stcieasks you itoj please iend in yourorders early lcr, 1 urkeyg. Geefc, Di cks andg; Chickens for', 'ml. harkf giving Dinner. PhoneIVlainX645. i. T. H. ELLIS a . CONCRETE CONSTRUCTOR Cement Blocks and Pressed Brick. ORDERS rOB SIDEWALKS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Phone Black 6521. Residence, 8S4 High St. u O o
