Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 08, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt THE EtfGZSI DAILY ODAXO, THTTBSDAY, AT&H. 8. 1909. OWES HER o - - SPORTING NEWS - - THAT OLD WEATHER BEATEN CARRIAGE ran be made as good ua now and the cost will be small. Bring It to ua mid lot ua make It new again. We do all kinds of tali hi hub repairing In the brat slylo of the art, and our work manship and finish la the same as you got with your now vehicle. G. BURBACH 531 :Qlive St. LIFE TO ! LOOKING ruR A RICH HAUL In tobacco? Try our Mt Hood CigarH. They're made of per fectly clear long loaf Ilavaua with the finest Sumatra wrap pers, and guaranteed to give the maximum enjoyment you ever had from a "perfect smoke." 10 CKXTS. Lydia E? Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vienna, W. Va. "I feel that I owe the last ten years of my life to Lydia Hj. finkham s Vege table Compound. Eleven years ago I was a walking shadow. I had been under the doctor's carebutgotnorellef My husband per minded me to try J.ydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Com. pound and Hworked j like a 'charm.' It re. : lieved all inv ialns ana misery, i advise nil Hunt-ring women to tuko I.yilia K. K.-ikham's vegetable uompouiiii. aim. W'Hkaton, Vicuna, V Va. J.yilia, E. l'inkham's Vegetable Com popml, made from native roots ami iK .Ld, contains no narcotics or harm ful drugs, and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female diseases of any similar medi cine in the country, and thousands of vol-jn'ary testimonials are on Hie in t'c PlnKham laboratory at Lynn, Mass., from women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, Inflammation, til. ccration, displacements, lihroid tumors, Irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion and nervuus prostration. Every such siilleriiifc woman owes it to herself to give I.ydia E. I'liiklmin's Vegetable C'oiuoiind a trial. If you woulit likespeciitl advice ntxiut your iw write a conliiloii tial letter to Mrs. l'inklmm, at Lynn, M:ihk. Her act vice is lroo, and always helpful. Yesterday's Kcrlcs At Oakland Oakland, 6; Portland, 1. At Sacramento Sacramen to, 7; San Francisco, 4. At I.os Angeles 'Loa An geles, 12; Vernon, 4. At Medford Portland, 6; Med ford, 6. LEARNING BIG LEAGUE PLAY Kelly Tenches Keal Hull to Local Men nt I'nlverslty dr j , ,r'- KOMPP BR.OS. ,-, Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room In ennwc'lon luroled It lleglster lllilg., Willamette Ht. Oak and 7th' Eu?ene. Or. ' " I'linna Main UU J Overton Wall Paper f and Paint Company II and 18 W. Seventh Street, BEAUTIFY THE HOME "Chi Namel" Sl&tt and luting finish on Imidc work, wod or mrUl. A minut' work nulri furniture lock like new. Ttie Expense is Small Hall Pint 30c, Pt 50c, Qt 90c Half Gal $1.75, Gal $3.25 Plumbing Furnish your new horn ! properly Don't slight the ! gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing ' and tinning work. Call and let us estimate on your work a & Hcitzman. Reward Your comes all the sooner If you snve a portion of each earned dollar, and promptly put It to work In the bank at compound tntorest. Why. dolay? Start an ac count with us today. INTERESTED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS mm CAPITAL ...$65,000.00 ' (By Harper Johnson.) Friday and Saturday afternoon thn Oregon University base balllEts will cross bats with Albany colloge on the new varsity diamond in Kin caid fit-Id. This 'will - be the first appearance . of, the varsity this sea son and these two g&iQs will.be the 'only .appearances of the localteam Viefuro the- leum . Invades the Inland Umpire with the intention of bring ing back the scalps of Whitman, Pull man, Idaho, and Dayton. Conch ICeliy has lined up rhe Ore gon team as follows: Catchers Word and Clabriolton; pitchers Captain Hurd, Henkle, Van Marter and Nelson; first base Jamison; second base Coleman; short Clarke; third McKenzie; outfield Sullivan, McKinley and Hurd or .Henkle when ennt pitching. Oabrlel- son and Word are bith freshmen, but are both nifty with the big mitt and throw well. Hurd and Henkle are the two veteran soutbpaw twirl ers of last season and are better than ever. Van Marter Is a freshman from Lebanon, where he established quite a record for himself. Nelson twirled lap ear for the varsity second team. Jamison, the new left handed first baseman. Is a fresh man from Portland High, where he made an enviable record In prep school. Coleman at second and Clark at short are both stars of last year's team and are veteran ball players. McKenzie is a nev man on the varsity third sack, nl nigh he has been the bright star 01 the sec ond team for two seasons past. Sul livan and McKinley are new men on the varsity. McKinley being a first year and Sulllcan and upper class man. On the whole the varsity ap pears to have the best team In its history and will undoubtedly give t ho Kugcne fans an exhibition of real class In the national game. Coach Kelly has taught t'he men the game as the big leaguers play It. and that Is the style of ball the locals Intend to play. A feature of this year's games will he the playing of the games on the new varsity diamond, which has Just J.een built on Klncald field audi whirls much more accessible than the old diamond, whl'h was so far from the rar line. A large crowd has been started against the wife rlngster by Stout and Miller, gam blers. That Jewries lost $5000 at craps on the night of the Root-Hart fight, which he refereed, has been known for some time, but his defensive al legation that the dice were loaded is a new and startling phase of the tae. Jeffries gave his note for 5000 to Stout and Miller at the time of the gambling episode, but since that time tie has. persistently refused to recognize their claim as Just. . A warrant for his arrest was Is sued In this state, but Jeff refuted to return here to be thrown Into Jail. Then suit to recover the money was filed against him. O'CONNELL HERE APRIL 23 lierg Says LuSallc und He Were Evenly Matched Apr)' 23 iias been agreed upon as the. date upon which O'Connell will wrestle La Salle here. The match is even. La Salle is a slightly larger man, but O'Connell has the bigger reputation. Berg said when here lht they were very evenly matched, though La Salle did things with him that O'Connell did not do. Treinbhiy-O'Coiiiiell Eugene Tremblay, the Canadian lightweight wrestling champion, who Is to meet Eddie O'Connell at the Exposition rink tonight, arrived In Portland yesterday morning. Trem blay Is accompanlerl by his manager, George Kennedy, of Buffalo, N. Y., one of the most successful wrest ling promoters in America, and a man who has charge of s string of champions and near champions of all weighty In addition to Trem blay. Kennedy manages the destinies of Yousouff Mahniouiit, the . big Turk, who wrestles Krank Gotch on April 14 at Chicago; Hjalmar Lun- din, who recently met Dr. B. K Rol ler at Seattle, and Raoul re Rouen, the big Frenchman, as well as sev eral other lesser lights. Atlantic I lly Horse Slum". Atlantic City, N. J., April 8. At lantic City displayed a lively Inter st In the opening of the eleventh annual horse show this afternoon. The new million-dollar pier, where the exhibition Is held this year in stead of at Inlet Park, as hereto fore, will for three days be the scene of a most brilliant gathering of vis itors representing the social sets of New York, Philadelphia and other cities. Columbia and Xnvy limit Knee. Annapolis. .Mcl., Anrll S. The elght-oared crew race between Co lumbia University and the Naval Academy attra ted a large throng of lovers of mpiatlc sports to the banks of the Severn this afternjon. he event attracted more than usual Is expected at tomorrow's game and attention from the fact that it is the both the bliMichers and the grand- first race In which cither crew has stand will be thrown onen free to engaged tills year and the result NewYork Style Show Today's Correct Clothes for Men and Young Men BUY Clothes made by a house of reputation and so be sure are getting best values. you B0jjfli!!LCfihlS Made in New York for us by Alfred Benjamin & Co., have been approved by critics of Style and Quality for a third of a century. Sold exclusively at the New York Fashion Centre ROBERTS BROS. TOGGERY The Prices are moderate Ay 14 Wett 8th St, Phon black I 1 1 For Health and Pleasure 1 L KB - HINKLEY BROS. Contractors ond Flasterers kxliiuH,- KuruLli'-n Tho Red J9S1 JiMldooce. .1 X K.il KITnth .feet v ... ' r the crowd. The varsity will appear In their new uniforms' tomorrow, which are the best suits an Oregon team has ever worn. They are gray with an underlying green stripe and green brnldwlih a green "Oregon" and trimmings also of the rollege green. JEFF LOST $5000 GAMBLING lint IHiln't Pay and Is ('ailed Into t'onrt afford the critics a line on the chances tlut both crews will have In the Important regattas later In the season. . there Is nothing liko driving through the country on one of prlng's balmy duyi. Have your rig look bright and tip-to-duto nd your harness fresh nnd handsome. You can do this nt a reasonable cojt for i.n Al jhnrm'ss when you buy at 'reston & Hales Who .Make nnd Warrant Satlt-fa.-llon. Their llnrnev to Give All Oildi and ICnds. Jimmy Shlnn has been awarded to Sacramento. The Portland sporting writers never agree with the deci sions of the officials apparently, and Till their nil niniis with complaints. U Jay M.Coniilck and Sid Smith had a diamond, they would arrange to play Casey's Colls Sunday. Thcv hope to have one soon. The management of McMlnnvllle Nevada City, ('a!., April 7. Load College has secured the services of ed dice were used to rob James .1 Kberle Kiiykendal!, the former I' of leffrles. retired and undefeated hen-1 O. hurdler nnd Jumper, as coach and vywelghl champion prize-fighter of ! he Is expected to arrive May 1 R ine worm, out ot .iutu. wane in a take charge of the work in AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger car for hire any tirre day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 LO R.AT "crap" game at Ueno, July fi, 1 !(.". according to alienations made by the attorneys for the defense In an ans wer on file here tmlnv In a suit which the meniiiiine, trainer llayward, of Ore gon, may spend a week at McMlnn vllle In getting the boyr. started Into a proper system of training BIDS WANTED FOR 0 LOGGING CONTRACT The Klnilrn Lumber Company will consider bids for the next 3u days on logging contrncts to cut nnd deliver saw logs to their mill al Elmli . Call jut the mill at Klmira, or Eugene of- uco, ruurin ana rear i rtrceis. tr 3UY GOOD LOTS ON EASY TERMS TllOliOl (.HIIIIKD ST.U.I.ION Import- j J There are still about fif. teen good lots left unsold In Ulalr Street Addition, also a one-acre tract. These lots are only three blocks from the Geary schoolhouse and on graded streets. You make your own terms: smnll cash payment and monthly instal ments on balance if you de sire. Sec any real estate agent in i-iiiKt-itr. ASTHMA " HAY FEVER. If you suffer w He nt once and learn of Miiui'tlilng yon n III lie grateful for the rvl of yeur life. DILLON DRUG CO. f!27 Willamette St., Kiigene, Or C. K. Mviirj T. W. M mrae MUNROES Furniture aad Hardware Sole Agents for Portland itoves and 6 La.ledf Ranges Trunks Suit Cases, Rugs, Malting, Bedding s7 West Miitith St., Kiwenr, IVrrgnii IMione ttiil Mill, C.L.BEADLE Stone Mason Leave orders at White's restaurant m Was Kluhtb. fleet or addrfiu at Springfield, Or. CXowahR t.N'o. 2 0. SOS) liv ed Irciipiuois, out of Slf. Jr.. stands 1? linn, l liit.lt u.tlt.ht .)ihil Q a prlre Inner nt tht California stale fair nt Sacramento last year of! , over 37 entries. Also al Salem audi CAM, flTY WMtUWTS Noil h Yak I ma three years ago. Alio-1 Notice Is hereby given that all ..,. it.- tut- ttfiiiMin ,ii nir r. ii- i i.ue loilinv warrants Mada! Beak's pg ZZS Pills, mm A KAt Ckrtai Wk-VJ-i.ikf roa Hi-rpHsssKn "S-iro' Mr.NsrKi ATK.x. imim to rll Hifel Kun'l Hjirclv! Niittafni'linn jitlnr nntrd or Monov t,.futnlrl. s,-nt pr,w punt li,rl.iOrlv,x. Wlllwiui tlm on trial, i Ik., pnl.l tor whin' n ll"i .1. Kitnpk-j Kn-. hr!.! on wiling the tenti'ii,.. n-i-pt ntt ntihtltm.. irvnr dnitrcM diK uot uuve Ibeui Mod lour onli'm to I ho UII1ED LEDiCU CO., loi 74, tiacMtdr. f. Sold in Eiipene bv W. L. Delano gene race track. Terms, 11." if i A. W. ItKAM. Troti. "The 'Moore' you've had The 'Moore' vou want." MOOKK, The Carpet-Cleaner. Thone Ited tills I. itislered No. 2l:M. regls IU0S. lll ),,. paid at my office on prior to register tered March 27th, on prkesentni ion April Huh, iiiii Interest will reuse on that dav it. K. KASI'I.AXIl. Treasurer l.ane Co I'.ugene, Oregon, April 7th, Itinii. I.AWXS Wll.l.lA.MtP kllK' I'll, US Have you neglected your nldneys? j P'nirilng. pruning, grafting of trees ..I . . rpr any Kind of ennui, vnrk Have you overworked your nervous ' for roses, shrubs or seeds, see .ystem and caused trouble with yourj A. D. DKROO, kidneys and bladder?. Have youi l-andscnpe Gardener, pains In the loins, side, back, groins' Hast Eleventh St.eet. snd too frequent a desire to pass i "hone Kr i i'lii. urine? If so, Williams' Kidney Tills I U c will cure you. Sold by l.lnn Drug; 1 : at KAIHMOl'XT. Coiupsny, price 50 Mint. I In Den.tcr's Hull. Friday, April th.- Kver.vbo.lv 9 Invited." Good t.AHOllVK W(HU S.WVIMl. music. s TOM I. A 1)1' KE. i an up or pnone Main si or r ar- EATON'S Book Bindery Hooks Hound. Magazines Hound. Portfolios Made. Itlank Hooks Killed and Hound to Order. Artistic Hookblmllng I tone. Nothing Hut tioofi Work. Nont Hut Kfasonnble Trices. Office m EATON'S BOOK STORE It is good shoe sense to get a last In shoes that fits your feet. Try our Foot form shoe and you will have comfort. Good taste and style in brand new lasts, without the circus appendages. In our new shoes. The broad, high toe effects predominate. BURDEN & GRAHAM Fresh Meats of all kinds WING & CAMPBELL Well Drifting j Sec Burcholtz & , Carpenter $ tor good , t cll dnTlingr t . Phont Red 4872. , 1 VJ 8o7S Willamette St. Marvelous Examples o ne PRINTER'S ART IN - BIBLES Old and Aultnfijcd RcvixJ Ver.ieo SCHWARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE mers 1 R. A. Hainan. WANT tH It HIMHIWS WASHKD? Klectrlc light and gas hills are I Send for Murphv, the house man now due and payable nt the office Charles II. Murphy at Fred l.ud of the Willamette Valley Company, j ford s paint store. Telephone Red 144 Wlllametta street. tfi5411. m6 (7TO.NIGHT Every Woman ujwrruKi &na vtoairi know iMARVELWhlrlina Spray 11 clramv mm TO OREG "DAILY During March ond From All Tarts of thr VIA UNION PACIFld OREGON SHORT L THE OREGON RAILROAD &NAVIGAT SOUTHERN PACIn $33 from St, U $30.50 from St. L itnr nmnU ..n u urn $25 from Kansas Correapondincly low rata nili,ir nnifltl TO THE PUBLIC Write letters to know In the Knst anil tell t.- thpiM low colonist rat 1 i iiiuniMu nh.mt Oreeon.or! I addresses to us and i In this way yoi: can be f 'to the growth and prop"8 i state. YOU CAN PREPAY F : for nnv one from snf P!,f' Iwnnt "to. Hep"'" ' ' with niir OCl j will telegraph tket prooP'; .. ....nil (W . ,m,"" wtf. MoMUKBAt. General Passenffr AP- The Oregon l," Southern Pacific Co. I'orflano. 0"", rtUirurQTFRSPI W Kit I" V aWf- fT. n itmp for TKIItfthiA in u.ti u aui i-i u Inc-Invl!i Con Five fttorr Ao,HltTArd. 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