Eugene daily guard., December 14, 1908, Image 4

mmm, mojtoat, mobmbkb t. if '
u
If
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
GUARD PRINTING OO.. INC.
Choi leg H. FlHlicr
f Published every day of the week, Sunday's excepted. Address all com-
'i municauons ana maiie an remittances DuyaDie 10 ine luugene uuuru,
Eugene, Oregon.
Subscrlptloa K-tes Dally
by carrier, per week .
.16
Was it patriotism, a desire for a safe investment at 2 per
t.h Panama canal bond issue of
by carrier, one month 6 01 f , . - f 7fl 000 .
(In advance) t.uwi)u,uuu,uuu to do uvw mwiuou v ue - t--i
000? As New York bankers got the bulk of the issue, tnax may
help getting the correct tAswer.
"Most jolts and jars in life are unnecessary," says the Bos
ton Herald. That would be a heap more consoling if it was ac
companied by an anti-jolt and jar recipe with a guaranteed at
Delivered
. Delivered
By mall one year
One month SO
Single copies .'
Weekly Guard, per year 1.S0
Advertising rates mad kawa en apslleatlem.
M KM Asm OF ASMOOIAnO
OregM, ptmfttfe aa
Entered at
Agtmm far SKie ard
The hllaarlag are astkorU4 tm take aid
tranaaet any afkar kaaluas tmr "m Baity aa WaaKkr was:
Oromtl I. It. Marie. .
.: Oabarg A. Braer.
. AH m are aaaaartasd to em1v aat ranajt Car
tions to the Bally aad Weekly aard.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1908
VAiirrr,
The sun conies up and the sun goes down.
And the day and the night are the same us one;
The year grows green and the year grows brown,
And what Is It all when all Is done?
Grains of somber or Bhlning sand,
Sliding Into and out of the hand.
And men go down In ships to the seas.
And a hundred ships are the same as one;
And backward and forward blows the breeze.
And what Is It all when all Is done?
A tide with never a shore In sight,
Sotting Bteadlly on to the night.
The fisherman droppeth hi net In the stream,
.And. a hundred Btreams are the same as one;
And a maiden dreameth. her love-lit dream.
And what 1b It all when all Is done?
The net of the fisher the burden 'breaks,
And after dreaming the dreamer wakes.
Alice Carey.
.' The convention of the Oregon State Dairy Association at Sa
lem last week was the most successful ever held by that body,
Washington and California were represonted in both attendance
and exhibits. The grand prize for the best display of dairy pro
ducts was awarded to F. A. Schubinger, of Salem, for an ex
hibit comprising twenty-six varieties of cheese, The Douglas
Creamery Company, of Roseburg, won first award for highest
scoring creamery butter, F. G. Mantke, of Sweet Home, for the
highest scoring dairy butter, and T. J. Ballantine, of Hobson
ville, for the highest scoring cheese. The dairymen pledged a
fund of $160 per month for the employment of an expert, to
bring dairy conditions throughout the state up to the highest
possible standard. An appropriation of $6000 will be asked
from the legislature; "President F. L .Kent, of Corvallis, was re
elected .with Carl Abrams, of Salem, as secretary. The time
of next year's meeting will be chosen to harmonize with the
date selected by the Washington dairymenwho meet at Chehalis
this vxeek. C. L. Mitchel, of the dairy division, U. S. Department
f Agriculture? is in Chehalis for this meeting.
Pat Crowe, who figured in the kidnaping of -the Cudahy kid
some years ago, says he has been converted and will become a
kidnaper of sinners. Pat lives in Chicago, where any old thing
is possible.'
Castro's Venezuelan gold, whether tainted or not, seems to
be thankfully received in other European countries, even if
France did make a bluff at not wanting it.
With all the sawmills running after the first of the year
there ought ao be something doing in this neck of the woods
during 1909.
Only ten days more until Christmas.
.
BUY IT IN HUGENB.
Of the stores and Shops Advertising In The Guard.
IT WILL PAY YOU ,
THIS DATB Iff HISTOIIY
December 14
1776 British under Lord Dunmore de
feated by Americans at Norfolk,.
Va.
1788 Charles III, of Spain, whoso war
against England helped the Unit
ed Btatea in the Revolution,, died.
Born January 20, 1716.
1807 An unusually large and brilliant
meteor was seen in Connecticut.
1819 Alabama admitted to the Union.
1865 Joel Abbott, . commanding the
American squadron In the East
Indies, died at Hong Kong.
1861 The prince consort, husband of
Victoria, died. Born August 26,
1816.
1864 General Dlx ordered reprisals on .
Canadians because of the St. Al- '
bans raid; order annulled later by
President Lincoln. 1
1873 Louis J. A. Agassis, celebrated
naturalist, died at Cambridge,
Mass. Born May 20 ,1807.
1876 Destructive fire at Little Rock,
. Ark. !
111 Sir Oliver Mowat, liberal prime
minister of Ontario, Issued an ad
dress declaring , vigorously ,
against American assimilation
1894 Eugene V. Debs sentenced to six
months' Imprisonment for con
tempt of court during the great
railroad strike in Chicago.
THIS iS MY 47TH BIRTHDAY
l
Albert E. Mead
Albert Edward Mead, governor of the
state of Washington, was born at Man
hattan, Kas., December 14, 1861. His
education was received In the public
schools of Kansas, Iowa and Illinois,
and In the Southern Illinois Normal
School. He studied law in Chicago and
was admitted to the bar In Kansas,
where he practiced from 1885 to 1889.
In the latter year he removed to the
state of Washington and opened a law
office In the town of Blaine. He took
an active part in Republican politics
and in 1892 and 1893 served as mayor
of his adopted town. He afterward
served a term In the Washington house
of representatives, and another as coun
ty attorney of Whatcom county, t our
vears ago he was elected governor of
the state for the term that will expire
next month.
RAE SON
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
MOTHER
CARLOAD OF
Furiiiturf
Come in and look if ycu don't Buy. You
raigm see something you would like
We are always reliable
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK
i-
12
Wednesday
Harry Lewis vs. Unk Russell,
rounds, at Rochester, N. Y.
Thursday
Annual meeting of Cotton States
Baseball League at Jackson, Miss.
Tony Caponl vs. Ed McGoorty, 14
Honda? rounds, at Appleton. Wis.
Annual meeting1 of Great Western Jim Stewart vs. Jim Pendergrast, 12
Trotting Circuit at Chicago. ! rounds, at Lawrence, Mass.
Harry Lewis vs. Wllllo Lewis, 12 ! Frliluj
rounds, at New Haven, Conn. . 1 Annual trials of Virginia-Carolina
Tuendny Field Trials Association, at Spray, N. C.
Hilly Papko vs. Hugo Kelly, 25 round ' Saturday
at Los Angeles. Annual Indoor athdetlc meet of
Frankle Nell vs. Owen Moran, 12 College of the City of New York.
rounds, at Boston.
Race between Tom Longboat and Pl
wtrl Dorndc at wnymtshnro, Ga.
Wrestling bout between Fred Been
and Henry Ordeman at Minneapolis.
Annual trials of Georgia Field Trial
Association at Waynesboro, Ga.
DEMCIOCS BANANA CREAM
This recipe Is highly recommended
by one of our correspondents; try it
for desert tomorrow. ,
Peel five large bananas, rub
smooth with five teaspoons of sugar.
Add one teacup sweet cream beaten
to a stiff froth, and then add one 10c
package of Lemon Jell-O dissolved
In 1 teacups boiling water. Pour
Into mold and when cold garnish with
candled cherries. Serve with whipped
cream, or as a good pudding sauce.
Jell-O Is sold by all grocers at 10c per
package.
ELI BANGS
J. H. WEST
EARLMcNlJ
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, eed, Stage and Sales Stables
' Cabs Always Ready
FirstfClass Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKENZIE STAGE leaves Eugene
at dim a. m. stages do not call al
private residences out will call for
baggage li notified the day before.
EUGENE-FLORENCE STaJ
A dally jtage ItaveiEujMtui J
for Mapleton, doe cwnrfj
steamer lor Flottoct ui1
Livery Phone Main 21
the
I
Bean the " """' """S i
y W. BARRINGtR ;
, Expert housemover
Moves anything'. Twenty-live;
years experience. Residence, Eas
Fifteenth and Oak; Sts. Phone
Red 451 1 Euoene. Omo-on.
The EUGENE POULTRY ST0K
. 1 Keeps on hand
GUARANTEED EGGS,
LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY,
PRUSSIAN POULTRY FOOD,
(The great egg producer)
. . "SMITH SEALED LEG BANDS"
(For your chickens and turkeys)
and all kinds of supplies, Including the
"SOOFIELD" BEEF SCRAP, GROUND BONE AND SH
PHONE MAIN 645 v 102 EAST XIXTZ SI.
This is the house that
remakes your mattrtsses, re
upholsters your furniture,
: gives you credit if needed and
saves you money every time
you make a purchase.
Special Sale of Interest
To Christmas
Shopp
ers
We cannot extend
Credit on Sale Prices
If credit is given
it will be at
Regular Prices
This year we are going to give Christmas Shoppers special inducements every artice in our big stock will be sold at values that will give you a chani
to buy more for your money will give you better presents for less money and a larger stock to select from. See our stock and get our prices, that's a
we ask, and that's all you can ask It will save you. We give prices so far as our space permits.' Many bargains that can only be found at this stori
Matting
Specials
During this sale all our mat
tings up to regular values sold
and advertised by other houses
as specials at 35c, Our price
during this sale -only
,
22 cents
In th Crockery
Department
Wc arc making Special
Prices. With every sale
of Crockery this week wc
give a free present.
Carpet, Rug
Carpets
During this sale every carpet in the house
reduced. Note these prices:
Brussells Carpets, remnants, as low
as .$.50
Body' Brussells Carpets, remnants,: '
as low as $1.10
Axminster remnants as low as $ .95
Ingrain Carpets as low as $ .35
All-wool Ingrain Carpets as low as. . $ .65
Body Brussells, any quantity $1.33
Axministers, any quantity, as low as. $1.20
All our goods marked in plain figures,
and Lace Curtain Departments
Rugs
On Wednesday at 10 a. m.
We Place cm Sale
SAMl'LKS AND REMNANTS OF CARPETS, MATTING,
ETC. Tills will bo tile greatest sale ever given in Eu
gene. In many instances these goods are far below "the
cost of production mid the values are surprising.. These
ill make good rugs at low prices. Not a single item of
tills list will be sold before the date and hour mentioned.
See our carpet window.
Ingrains, samples, :i(l;l(l and 8(1x40, only 30c each
Velvet Kugs, 12(lvlH, only 87c each
Velvet Rugs, 27x50, only $1.10 each
Velvet Rugs, O ft. 3 in. x 4 ft, 8 in., only !f:.75 each
Karamn lings, 3 ft, x 5 ft. 4 in. only O.lc each
Mikado Fibre Kugs, 3x0 ft, only 1.25 each
Perfection College Rugs , $1.25 each
Hrussells Samples, rug-size Remnants, as low us . . 50c
Remnants In Hrussells Carpets as low as . 50c
Remnants in Axminsters as low as 80c
Matting Remnnnt.s, yd 20c
ONLY ONE OK THESE Rl'fiS AND SAMPLES TO A
Cl'STOMER
9x12 Axminsters, as low as.'. . . ; . $19.75
Body Brussells, 9x12, as low as. . . $23.00
Wilton Velvets, 9x12z as low as $31.50
Seamless Brussels, 9x12, as low as.$ 8.75
Every Carpet and
Every Rug in the house
at Special Prices
during this Sale
S3 you see the reductions made during this sale.
Our Prices prove who Saves You Money Largest. Stock, Best Prices
Kitchen Cabinets
as low
as
$12.50
Couches
as low
as
$4.75
Phonograph
Cabinets
WHOLESALE
COST .
Music
Cabinets,
Every One
Reduced
Hall Trees
and Benches
at
Special Prices
LADIES' WRITING DESKS
Make
Good Christmas
Cheer
Everything
you
want
In our house
Stove
Specials
A nice heating stove
range makes a good Christs
present. We nave vu, -during
this sale are matt
special reduction prices on tie
atfroml01
Fine Cut Glass,
HavilandChinaafl,
Royol Boulton
Ware
..... I PHUT LJ W"
WCl" .-vw-
For Christmas Presents see our store and select something at our Special Price Christmas Coods Sale--and you will be happy-
Every article in our stock reduced for this sale
Sale Prices 0
Strictly Cash
Credit at Regular Prices
Camo
o
bll
-Felloian C9
EUGENE'S BIGGEST AND BEST HOUSEFURNISHER.S
Strictly Of
Credit at Regular Pn