Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 13, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto o ... . I .... THE EUGENE DAILY QTJARP, SATURDAY! MARCH 13. 1909 h Holds Are Always' Dangerous, . - k BEGINS WITH rmmV lilt ?r SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS ; MBA. A M M MB M M. A 4 I ill illinium ii i h mi i hi iiiiiniii iu mmm mm mmm Washington, D. C, March 13. Pursuant to the President's call for an extraordinary session of the Sixty-first Congress, the Senate will meet at, noon Monday. The Presi dent's message relatine ui tariff re vision orobablv will not De sent In until Tuesday. The message, as al ready announced, win reconimenu U- .nonUn nnnflna ltd Irnrlt nv. elusivelv to tariff revision that there may De no aeiay in emu-mis mis will not discuss in his message any scheme of tariff revision, leaving such matters entirely to the judg ment of congress. In the senate tne routine program will be fotlowed Monday. Vice-President Sherman will call the senate to order, and the President's procla mation calling the session will be read. A committee will be appotnt- a ...mn ia President and in- tU IAI1 U(IUII ' Truth and Quality ' aooeal to tho Well-informed .in every j walk of life and are essential to permanent 1 success and creditable standing. Accor ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs ' and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy ol rylng the Mil through. Jour weeks , 'v' r n ,,,, for debate an 1 four weeks for thrash-, known value, but one. of many reasons to be the pro tng out th.. differences between the : why it is tho best of personal and family two nouses appears to ue tne pru- iV!,,:v, ti,0 fact that it cleanses, gram now in mind. The Democrats . . . have it In their power to prolong sweetens and relieves tho internal organs llltfir UtUUllfS ilh mil II no iiir. io lint It Iu not t..lluu.l nnu' thiit tliev have any Intention to embarrass the Republicans in such a manner. Of course, the Democratic leaders have their own ideas In regard to tariff revision and will not be backward hi offering suggestions. There are In fact two bills drafted, one of the majority and one of the minority, though it is doubtful If the Demo crats introduce their recommenda tions in such a form. dav of the session on which it acts without any debilitating after effects and without having to increase the quantity from timo to time. It acta oleasantlv and naturally and truly as ft laxative, 'and its component parts are known to and approved b physicians, as it is tree from all object'-m-alilo substances. To got its beneficial effects always purchase tho genuine- manufactured by tha California tug syrup On tne tirst day ot tne session - i Chairman Payne of the ways and Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug- means committee will Introduce the -j. t form him that tne senate is in session ,,.,.-. and another committee will similar- j!"yr nininriiv bill and It will at once he referred to the committee. After two or three days It probably will be reported to tne .louse, ami tue usm will ue more or less in That Smile Is caused by seeing the menu. REISH will add a zest and en joyment to the most poorly cooked viands imagine, then, the supreme delight you will be able to take in a perfect dinner I when to it you add the piquancy I I -I -1 : : . . lMmn f t It A I rl i n illlU UUIIUIUUd lldVUI UI uic inuia Relish. Lthstlowe Alter some .Uieconntry L me I conld Lb, reruns Lire to town, lountry, snd ill kinds Uindbuiltl- Luiingupfor lleolving my t, it i only 1 colds fre- ihii would tlentlontolt, .when I con- hue, which, mypart, set" tbte, I be t without Id ot Peruna. kuoot praise Ml Coulhs. It, 310 Indiana Ave., hio! Indot catarrh of the this In good conili- d about Are bottles lltine, although I had for so many years wooldn't live much Itoniult doctors right friends say I never I do DOW. hit it is a great rem- cause I give It to my will be without it. :r medicine to know In is. rtrtonse my name in iisof l'oruua." Settled on Lungs. ' Mr. Charles A. Schafcr, Nebraska City, Nob., Ex-Presidont Local Broth erhood of Bookbinders, writes : I am pleased to give my experience with Peruna. "Some years ago I contracted a heavy cold which settled in my body and flnallv resulted in catarrnai irouuio ui . I. n l..nf.a and BtamiLnll. . itr riaA Ttiftnv remedies. OUl iouuu nothing effective until I tried Peruna. In a very few days I was fooling much better, and as the result was so ing I was glad to keep on using it. In about a month the soreness had entirely loft my Joints, I felt much bolter, and tho catarrh was being carried out of my system. nr naaA ParnnA for abont two montho before I was able to say that I was en tirely well, but I have never r-igrenou the money which I expended for it, for It b put me in perfect health." Catarrh for five years. Mr. S. S. Johnson, Greenville, I1L, writes: "I was for five years troubled with ca tarrh. Two years ago I had one foot in. .i t hut tried sevendoctors and also went to a catarrh specialist in St. Louis, and took several kinds of medicine a day. I conld not walk more than a hundred yards without resting. "My friends told me to take Perunr, and I did so. I now feel that Peruna has saved my life. It is the best medicine ou earth, and I would not bo without iU" The Republicans continue to main tain se:-recy as regards the majority bill agreed upen, though naturally some of the main features have leak ed out. That there will be numeri cal reductions in many Important rates is acknowledged, but wnetner t..ese reductions will be of a kind to encourage importation, thereby In creasing the government's revenue and local competition, is a matter that will come out c?rtainly only with tho nublication of the 'exact lv advise the House. Unless some senator desires to talk upon a priv iledges matter, the only business of the senate will be the opening for malities. , , n..iii. Hum will be witnessed In the house trom the time that the clerk calls that body to oraer at noon, reads the proclamation, and calls the roll ol those entitled to seats in the Sixty-first Congress. After the elec tion of house omcers, will be appointed to wan upon me f rou itnni Mnn L!iti bciiiilc iu .... - both that the house Is- In session, schedules. . : HotA"UV.;" rvnootpH tn losei The Iron and steel schedules- are .no m announcing the members among th.se that will suf f r rhe.ea- nf thp new ways ana means cunm-n.-. i ......... - . tee the fact -that there are to be be reduced materially or put on the few changes in the personnel of the I free list, and ; a . corresponding re c tmmluee makes it certain that, lit- j duc.tion may 'be made.- tn finHV .1. Ue tTm?wlU be lost. The new com- shoes. In print paper and wood pulp niitte will consist of the old member- schedules It Is thought that ; th. l"hio fUled ou wUh such new ap- recommendations of the Mann cj.ni nointments by the speaker as are mittee probably wil be em hod lei I r. Sectated to fill the places ot Rep- the new bill. Mr. Mann r.commehd tatWes Bonynge of Colorado, ed tr.e reduction of the duty on news rotkran o7 New To k, both retired print paper from 6 to $2 a ton and Wwd'oMh. -Sixtieth ingress' 1 P Grang.1r- be induced to move her export dn- dled recently. , . le '""', h or ini,rt for IyTJ,W'o"!llo.?hTtSrlH irsnkand"couon schedule, The Sill"".? Med. of by dune 1. 1 Tha tnrt that President tan uuu u. B't,;' , ., .., .mSero'f the senate and house bor may be P-t -.djr - - HjfU, Ss'or.'egrslaon'ar'e Wo? nrl'.et In under a corespond.ng lower rough acurd will aid greatly In hur- duty. - ' L O W R.ATES Green The Square Deal Orocer 'Plume M. 2.f. 01U Wlllamctto St. VS FORECAST COMING WEEKiSfffi- within ten weeks. The House Ways and Means Committee, upon which dutv or training '' e about Its work under the impulse of a very strong puunc opinion favoring tariff reductions and with the moral Influences of a determined President. ) C. March li. flace on the cal- i I ir the week will i i.it,.i stupi! :5 of Congress In! The elec-tion cr a j-'tel f.5! an Monday. The , senator to succeed Philander Kjov atloa will be -con- who resigned to .become Secretary of vision. Important ' State, Is on the calendar oi 1 1 teting tariff sched-! sylvanla legislature pUl9. The multitude and ' choice of George T O"-'nefilV01, bur'' newspaper X a the unexpired term, is conceded. , ifitartistQ affotitAfl vision of tlie tariff ' 1 difficult one. but i Mta parties are of I tne work will be the session ended President Taft expects to go to New York Thursday to speak at a aafwv.jT-pq'TJtlA.ll.lMI'l II II I a'11 llrf"1tr'm " ,ariv 5ee Potatoes FOR SALE DODGE, Wholesale and Retail Grocer. West 8th Street, great meeting to be held in Carne gie hall on the afternoon of that dav In memory of Orover Cleveland. Mavor McClellan will preside over the exercises and in addition to the President the speakers will be Cliief Jus.ice Fuller of the United State3 Supreme Court and Governor Hughes of New York. William J. Bryan will be forty nine veara old Friday and the Dem ocrats of Nebraska have arranged for a banquet to be given in his honor In Lincoln, at which Mr. Bryan will be the principal speaker. ' The heroism of a young girl will bo re-jonnis I at the capnai in "-'-l"irtoii Thursday, when a gold llte caviii" metl'l wl'l be presentei to Miss Marv McCann. At the time of i ,(. General Slucuu disaster In Nw York Miss McCann. then omy a little ;ri was convalescing from scarlet .';..'. -A vnrth Brother Island, near where the Ill-fated steamer was , treed. The river was filled with v. hoinirs and tne yuuiis b" BELEN CUT-OFF ; LABOR UNION'S PLAIMS READY FOR TRAINS! BIG PROTEST MEETING Topeka, t thod"' nber. IhPor ilvXte'v w?eV :T, ..all to a-nd a meeting of ,,ro- the.fill service I. In operation. Air est - . T&ent aWUta l.he and Sectary Morrison of the percW..ThU w, route all American ofUbor the the ire gut ousi..e -". , - . . . . )eecn M rm he UFewlliili::. and to lake further steps to are the steepest and most difficult; grades on the entire system. Th. change of route will apply only to the freight traffic, no change b.in; contemplated in the passenger business. Cull For City V umuitH. Notice Is hereby given that all cltv warrants drawn on' Me General Fund up to and Including No. 227. Re'lstersd JulvSth, li'OS, and all warrants drawn on tho Sewer Fund up to and Including No 587. Reg -... vnvomhBr 1lih 1908. will be .0m j-'n nressntailou' at my office It Is expacted that the demonstra- u'tit uvr-ppd in numbers any of w. ii.tH ov.r hpid in thiR country tha inhtir nrittinizatlons will asseiiiblt in ten divisions and march to Fan euil Hall, or.ch division to be bended by a big volunteer hand from the mu sicians' union. TO OREGON DAILY During March and April' i'rom All l'lirts of tbo Eiist . ; - . VIA '. UNION PACIFIC, ' OREGON SHORT LINE, THE. OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO, SOUTHERN PAUlrlU $33 from St. Louis $30.50 from Sf. Louis $25 from Omaha ' $25 from Kansas City rwoRnnnrilnirlv low rates from nil outer iiuiuib , TO THE PUBLIC il'-i,. intt.a in nvprvhorfv VOI1 n uio ivvino v . . . 1 . - 1 ... In thn Vat titul tntl thelll llbOIlt those low colonlRt rutca. Send them literature about Oregon, or Beun tuoir ...i.i n ..a n.wl urn will tin it. llutireaBt.o 'vJ o " , In this way you can be a great help to the' growth aud progress, of your state. . YOU CAN PREPAY FARES for any ono from any place If you want 'to.' - Deposit the necessary amount with our local agent aim ue will telegraph ticket promptly. Inquire of agents or write to WM. McMUIlRAY, OniKirnl Pnasenger Agent, The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co Southern r'acuio wj. tiieo . I'ortlnnd, Oregon LOOKING FOR A RICH HAUL In tobacco? Try our Mt. Hood Cigars. They're made ot per fectly clear long leaf- Havana with the finest Sumatra wrap pora, and guaranteed to give the maximum onjoynient you ever had from a "perfect smoke." ik rti.' vi'u fisrrrTi ; 77 -' : " r treat txwu BEAT IT TO IT rtn( tl.ntin nauf aitflticr nlitiel. hnfore the mllllnory bill comes In Now is 1110 111110 10 no 1, Comfortable pair. We are'showlng u long line of snappy numbers for your selection. BURDEN B GRAHAM human neing ""'"".'" i.l, ir.th 1909. Interest will disregard n? e. r on thi I'.U) tne water "u scov-- - -x - SSSffiW-i- i iver iTt- Jili3,.'',rT!i II mm mm ' Rawing, residents for prof. J. stbacb. dbautiful designs of aU kinds of buildings. dren . The opening of the great live stock show in Fort Worth, the Stan dard Oil rebate trial in Chicago, the Cooner trial now nearing Its end .In NasKuii. the progress of the Pope's illness and the negotiations for s setUement of the differences between ?h- wait miners and operators are oher matters that will figure more or less conspicuously In the news of the week. 'ilGft nm DTrDlO JTTLE IVtR PILLS. cea3e on that day. . . FRANK REISNER, Eugene, Oregon, City Treasurer. March 9, 1909. vv.xm SAW io. LOST MAN INTERCEPTED I Reward Your John M. P Ulxon, successor to W. e. Boddy. All wood sawed to guage. for prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence 324 High street, tf Clasollne Wo.msaw Said He Was Looking for I.illle lluu- g:try l!ctnurilllt to ilvt Home of Harry's Hot Ciilics A man wearink a forlorn air was stopped by the chief of police this morning and when Interrogated as to his being lost declared that he was looking for tho Little Hungary Chop House, where the hot cakes were the tlelinht of all the epicures In Eugene. Try them. I'osi'.lvrly cured hy these Mtuo i-uin. T1-..V a'.so relievo Dls trred tan Dyyp'psls. Id- t;pestion alia i oo uesro EaUif. A perfect rem tor Plzztnini. KsiHeii DrOTSlness. Baa Tosf in tlus MoatJl. ixmua. Ton?n, Pain to the side TOKPID LTVEIt. Thco ' Purt-lT Veeetable. SMM-l SWILL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS n, i a.,irtr.fi!lnni. for I'lHIlB uuu oi-w..- . n.,,..nru rontiv fur Ctjn- aers-amm Bm.."'.'n .. tractors, uios win oe .ecu March 14. JOHN Ml..'.i-rvciv, White Temple. r...;no Unci Rear JREFUSE SlIBSTITDTEf bcott's samal-Pepsm capsules A POSITIVE. liUHL I o"lrtlr ! jrmul Klnull i -m I ; K fa iTHE SAHTAL-PEPSiH Cu Iee Hoselton, In the Cole mon building, third floor, cuts and pollBh.-s agates and other stones. Work guaran teed in all respects. tf ! ! ! ! ! Pol- P.lbMTH Cr.ADK E.l1TIO.X The eighth r.t. fl'.fl for th pultilc cl.ools will bs bold January 21-S2. 19u. Mar 11-14, !" hi Sim. "f th. Pr.on appo ntjd to conduct lh xamlnllon ''"" tJ dr before the dte for which tht ,u.tlon. .r. "'",B mI,unD, Countr Sut.erlt.iendent. NEW INSTItlMENT AKItlVEII Or. Franc Lucille Hard has Just received a fine new op thnlomcter from Hardy 4 Company, of Chicago. This instrument Is electrically lighted and of tho very lat ent pattern and make, and l for the purpose of accurately measuring the curvature of the cornea of the eye, whic h measurements are decidedly necessary to a correct diagno sis of eve troubles. Dr. Hard Is constantly enlarging and Improving her business, which Is growing bigger and better every oay. comes all tho sooner If you save u portion of each earned dollar, und promptly put It to work In the bank ut compound Interest. Whv delay? Start an t count with us today. IMTFRFST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS CAPITAL ...$65,000.00 AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger car for hire any tiire day ot night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 LAWN'S For any kind of garden work, planting, pruning, grafting of trees and for roses, shrubs or seeds, see A. D. DEKIO. Landscape Gardener, 633 East Eleveh Street. Phone Red 4 762- j?ril hAVTINO. Gasoline pswer by W. W. Moore, nhnne Red 32H2. Orders large or Dr. Jarvls. Optician: second floor j sms will be appreciated. r r ball St I'atri. Day. tf of the Willamette Valley Company. Co. C. ball, t. i w " j... willnniette stnsft. tf the o a in T-e PaTes. orinclpal h.lnefs M-ei-t of the rlty. Pot trnit Rnrar. tn Gnnulne.' ot hr Monti-Rln Is Imp. Co. UTe First National Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Invito your nccouul, Ml.eil.rr targe or small. Vour business will receive prouipt, accurate and coutlUvntlal atten- ' linn. BAKU KKI'OHIT IIOXKH KOR KKXT 3. HENDftlCKS,, President B. EAKIN, Vice-President SNODOIIASS, Cashier. DAKWIN DKI8TOW. Aalstant Cashier. LUKE U OOODHICII. Assistant Cashier. T. 8 P. E GEO. K. MUNROE FURNITURE (17 West EiglHh St.. Kugene, Oregon Phone Ited ftlWfl. Sole Agents for th Portland I HUrve Work. Fifty-three styles, liirlndlns th. noted Detroit Line. Also .Tie Lacled. Ranges the best low price rang- n the market. A full line of Heaters lust fron the factory. , . , Call and examine our large stocl before buylns elswbire. WILLiAMS TRANSFER CO., Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOIt SAI.B Willi""1-"' Btrwt. Kngene, Phone Main S1 Or Fresh Meats of all kinds WING & CAMPBELL E. B. WXjitlf. 'r' National Bank Building. .vtyisv'i i. W. A. Kurkerall c