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THE EPOZNg DAILY QPA'tD, WEDNESDAY, APE. 21, 100
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Tour grocer "will grind it
better if tfrountl at borne not
to fine.
MORRIS
The First
National Bank
OF EUGENE. OREGON
Invitee four account, whether liu-gt
or small.
Your business will receive prompt
accurate and confidential atten
tion. sa. DKrot;:? maw for rem
T. O. HENDRICKS., President
3 U. KAK1N, Vlce-Presidenl
' P. E. BNODORASS, Cashier.
OAK WIN BRISTOW,
Assistant Cashier
LUKE L. GOODRICH,
AMisiant Cashier
Eugene, Wed. April 28th
2 Performances Daily
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD 7
EATON'S
Book Bindery
Hooks Hound.
Magazines Hound.
I'ortlohoi Made.
Blank Hooka Ruled and Bound
to Order.
Artistic Bookbinding Done.
Nothing But Good Work.
Nout Hut Rcasonuble 1'rices.
Office at
EATON'S BOOK STORE
W. H. SMYTH
Transfer Company
will do a general transfer uiislncsu,;
. wood for sale,
orders promptly
attended to.
Phone Mnln 8!1
tee. Phone. Rod 4013.
ROOSEVELT '(S
D;0E AT MOMBASSA
Expedition Will Embark for the
Trip Into the Jungles
of Africa
Washington. April 41. Within
the next twenty-four hours, barring
unforseen delays, the steamship Ad
miral will reach Mombassa, where
the Roosevelt expedition will disem
bark to begin the Journey Into the
African jungle. The first leg of the
trip Into tie wilderness will be made
by the hunters over the Uganda rail
road, which connects the island of
Mombassa with tie mainland and
then extends on to Machakas, a to
tal distance of some two hundred
miles. At Machakas Mr. Roosevelt
and his party will visit for several
weeks with Sir Alfred Pease, a fa
mous hunter with whom Mr. Roose
velt Is already acquainted.
The journey from Mombassa to
Machakas is an extremely pictur
esque one. Leaving the British East
Africa seaport, the railway runs past
killndlni, and dips down to Salis
bury bridge, a magnificent viaduct
1700 feet Ions, connecting the island
of .Mombassa with the mainland, and
then begins the steep climb to the
small station of Changawa. At the
latter point is obtained a fine view
of the arms of the sea that enfold
Mombassa. The ascent to Changam
wo is sharp, and though the distance
is still short from the coast, the trav
eler can observe game from the car
windows. At Vei. which is 1000 feet
above sea level, the Roosevelt party
will have an opportunity to see, Mt.
Kilimanjaro, one of the highest of
the mountain peaks in Africa, rear
ing its-crest 19,000 feet into the
clouds.
The jungle railway then passes
through undulating and fairly open
country until the train reaches Tsa
vo station, on the banks of the lit
tle river of the same name. An Idea
of the abundance of big game in this
vicinity may be had from the state
ment that during the construction of
the Ugunda railway no less than 600
of the workmen were killed near the
Tsavo station by man-eating Hons.
A run of some fifty miles farther
will bring the hunting party to Ma
kindu, a little over two hundred
miles from Mombassa, and over 3000
feet above the level of the sea. The
middle of May will probably find the
party at Nairobi, the capital of the
Hrltish East Africa protectorate. At
Nairobi the expedition's headquar
ters will be established for the great
er portion of the hunt.
i Recent advices from Mombassa tell
of elaborate preparations being
made there for the reception of Mr.
RooRevelt. An official welcome will
l)e extended by Frederick John Jack
son, lieutenant governor of the pro
tectorate. Mr. Roosevelt will find
a genial companion In Mr. Jackson,
for the latter Is a famous sportsman
and the author of a book upon big
game.
WANT VOI R WINDOWS WASHED?
Send for Murphy, the house man.
Charlea II. Murphy at Fred Laid-
ford's paint store. Telephone Red
6411. m
crrctanaxa
Out of the
High Rent
Distrxt
The DODGE
Department Store
Out of the
High Priced
Clique
8th and Olive Streets
Grocery
Department
Cur Stock of Groceries is second
to none and our prices are always
right. We takte pride in a clean
anc? up-to-date place of busi
ness and effer goods that are
kept uflder the most sanitary
conditions. o
SPECIAL"""1'8 wcck cotter Uncy lemon
regular 30c dozen Ortr
values for Vt
Ladies'
Suits
In ready-to-wear suits for ladies'
' : we have a line of garments con- 0
sisting of princess and semi-princess
dresses in linen, panama silk o
and novelty goods, and a line of
tailored suits in serge, panama,
mflhair and novelty goods. See
our prices before you buy.
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Tr,e flrre Tfcat "
Ketis fialify Up
When You See It In Our Ad
Your Money's'
worth or Your
MEET TO SELECT
UNIVERSITY RECTOR
Washington, April 21. In Cath
olic circles much interest is manlfest-
d in the annual meeting today ol
the archbishops of the United States
and the board of directors of the
Catholic University of this city. The
interest is due largely to the fact
that the meeting is called upon to
select a permanent rector of the uni
versity to succeed msnop u. J.
O'Connell, who was recently placed
in charge of the San Francisco dio-.
cese. While it is generally believed
that the present Incumbent, Dr. Thos.
J. Shahan, who was appointed by the
pope as provisional rector, will be
continued -in office, his selection Is
not altogether a certainty, as it Is
necessary for the board to select
three names to send to Rome. Dr.
Edmund T. Shahan and Dr. Charles
P. Grannan, both of whom are members-
of the ulnversity faculty, are
regarded as the most likely candi
dates In addition to Dr. Shahan.
FINCH'S PECULIAR
PLEA FOR LIFE
Salem, April 0. The State of Ore
gon today filed Its brief in the case
igalnst James A. Finch, convicted
of the murder of Ralph Fisher. In
reply to the contention of the Appel
late Court the verdict and judgment
of the lower court are contrary to
the constitution of the state, in that
it sought to take appellant's lite and
therefore reader reformation im
possible. The state's attorney says:
"No authorities are cited by the
appellant in favor of this contention,
and we doubt that any court ever
he,d such a doctrine. It has always
been conceded that some persons,
and especially assassins, are beyond
reformation In this life, and it seems
rather strange that it has taken 50
years to maKe the discovery that the
punishment prescribed by the laws
of the -Scate of Oregon for murder
In the first degree is unconstitutional."
BIDS WAITED
Sealed bids will be received by
John Hunzicker, up to and includ
ing April 2a, 11)09, on the James San
ford building for the following: Con
crete work, brick work, carpenter
work, and lumber, plastering, mill
work, steam heating, plumbing,
painting, and electric light wiring.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for 5 per cent of the
amount of the bid. Plans and spec
ifications can be had at the office of
John Hunzicker in the White Tem
ple.
a25 JAMES SAXFORD.
GOOD SHOES.
It is a pleasure to find somethling
you are lookiag for. If you are look
ing for good substantial boots and
shoes, you will find them at the RE
LIABLE. If your shoe bill Is high
you can reduce it by dealing at the
UICI.I ABLE. If yoir-need your shoes
repaired, and get them on time, you
can be accomodated at the
RELIABLE SHOE STOR7.
640 Willamette Street.
L. DRINKWATER, Prop. Ml
THE CURE
SCROFU
The usual symptoms of Scrofula are enlarged elnnrf.
gores and ulcers on the body, skin affeotior, catarrhal trd
eyes, ana general jjuur uvmtu. "uiwimu poison, transm
tha blood, nollutes and weakens this fluid, and in nlac .
Qualities fills the circulation with scrofulous matter, which sad
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Ol U1VHULUD tyo.vm. uu.u wjiu a SCro
have spent their childhood in constant physical suffering, J
manhood or womanhood handicapped by ill health and
end porhaps'later some disease of the bones or joints dovelonJ
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glVUIl 111 HJ011 wi ty i.iw, nvM.u iu.vii.du HUS. Xt
cleansed and purified the blood of the taint, nourishod and
their systems, and assisted each to grow into strong, heniti..
or womanhood. S. S. S. is the very best remedy Jor Scroll)
down to tno doeeoui ui mo iruuuiu, duu uiouases mo circil
scrofulous matter. It supplies the weak, disoased blood w
and health-building qualities, and under tha purifying effects
remedy all symptoms of Scrofula pass away. S. S. S. containJI
i on.) ia an aVianliitalv snfn trantm.nt fn. nhilj u
ill any ...-...-..... ..imren,
or Dersons of any age. Literature about Scrofula and anv ,
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATJ
- - SPORTING NEW:
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
Portland, 5; Seattle, 1.
Spokane, 4; Aberdeen, 0.
Vancouver, 7; Tacoma, 1.
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday's Result
Portland, 8; Los Angeles,
San Francisco, 6; Vernon,
Oakland, 5; Sacramento, 4.
Eugene, Portland and sJ
three possible places i
choice will be made,
be early in June.
The results of the se
as follows:
McKenzie won froij
scores of 6-2 and 6-2.
Newlnnd beat Nelson
r-lnals Newland be
6-1. 6-2 and fi-1
Snow has amuilnto
slstant manager of tei
Weekly.
McKenzie won the cu
onsbip last year.
WRESTLERS AFTER BLOOD
I
Both O'Connell and LaSalle Sure
They Can Beat The Other
VARSITY DROPS
Loses to Dayton and
Scores 4 to
TfOTICK
We are in the field for excavating
your basements and furnishing yo
with gravel for your foundation and
sand for your plastering. Will also
grade and prepare your lawns to
suit your taste at reasonable figures.
R. Yergle & Veltura, 385 West Sev
enth street, city. tf
Charlie X., a trottlng-bred stallion,
will make the season as follows:
Cobtirg, Mondays: Harrlpburg, Tues
days; Junction City, Wednesdays;
balance of the week at Eugene Fair
Grounds. Frank C. King, owner.
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' Have you seen the new wall papers
at Preston & Hales?
NUTII'H UP HKHIPI-' SA1.K OS HI
KCll'10. l. KOIlKLl.OSlHK
Notice li hereby given that by vir
tue of an order ucs ale duly iHHude out
tue of an order or Mile duly Issued out
eiitun for the County of lane. on the
ttilh day of March. 1909, in a suit
wherein D. V. Crandnll was pliillitltf
and Spencer Hutle Coul and Petroleum
Company, n corporation, Martin J. Han
son ami his wife, Atm-lla HeiiKon, were
dt-femtunt!, and wherein said l. W
lUndull on the 17th iluy ol March.
I9'9, In the nliove-nuined court, recov
ered JudKiuchl aKuih.il the nbove
nulueil defendant Speneer llutte Coul
and lvtrolruin Company, a corporu
tlon, for 161.60, $lut.to, $103.10 ami
$.'o.S5, Willi Interest tiiereon from the
sutd 17th doy of Mureh. 1909. at the
rate of stx per cent per annum, and
fifty and 00-toO dollars attorneys' fees,
and the rurther sum of Thtriy-two and
00-100 dollars, costs and disbursements
and Korty-two ami Ti',-100 dollars, court
reporters fees, which JudKinent was
enrolled and docketed In the clerk's of
fh,"of said court In suld countv on the
?-''l'ny of March. 19o. and sutd execu
tion to me directed, commanding me in
the name or the State of Oregon. In or
der to satlsry snld Judgment and costs
and accruing costs, to sell the follow
ing described premises In Ijine County
Oregon, to-wit : q
The east half of th souliiwest quar
ter ani the west half of the southeast
uimrt.J of Section Twenty-three In
Township IS soil!'., ltonge 5 West of
the lllaniette aVterldlnn. containing
ISO acres. In Ijuie county. Oregon.
Now. therefore. In the name- of the
State orxr..gon. aft I In compliance with
""''J ,,s order of sale. I will
on Hon. .ay. theTl day of Mar. 1909 he.
,.w'."n hours of 9 o'clock . m. and
4 o clock p. m.. to-wtt: at l o'clock n
m.. on sld rtnv SI lh. a..tl.... .1 '
of the County Co, .14 House In Kugene
Ijine County. nreiA, offer for sale for
cash, snhlect in redemption. 'l of lh
shove defendants Spencer nmte Cam!
sort Petroleum Company, a cnrporanW
Ms'tln .t Hanson and his wlfemella
.t. Hanson s right, title ana IniQest Is
anl to the above riecrlhrf nremlses.
Hated this loth dsr of M.rrt- lt
H t. ROW
Sheriff of Ine County. Or.
Eddie O'Connell, the man who is
rated as a world-beater by his
friends, and who during the winter
has thrown opponent after opponent,
whether they be large or small, In
the wrestling bouts at Portland, ex
pects to take his match with LaSalle
Friday night. If reiterated state
ments are true, both men want to
win badly. Considerable expression
of opinion has passed between the
men over a mutch In Portland, and
the battle ought certainly to be for
blood.
O'Connell Is the lighter man,' but
he has established a remarkable rep
utation for cleverness, speed and
headwork. His build Is unusual for
a wrestler. Instead of short and
heavy, he is rather tall and slim, but
with unusual strength and endur
ance for a man of his weight.
LaSalle belongs to the class nbove
O'Connell, the welterweight. In. the
Berg-LaSalle go here, he showed that
he was fast and clever. Against
O'Connell, however, he will have the
advantage in weight by anywhere
from ten to fifteen pounds.
Hanilin Match Postponed
The wrestling bout between Joe
LaSalle and Ed Hamlin has been
postponed from next Monday night
to some date yet to bo decided upon.
.Mr. Hamlin's wife had to undergo a
surgical operation last Monday, and
until she is out of danger Mr. Ham
lin will not resume his training.
Roseburg Review.
NEW MAN IN TENNIS GAME
Ralph Newland Heats Old Stars ill
First Tournament
Ralph P. Xewland, '12, from Palo
Alto, California, is the winner of the
first tennis tournament and rs the
first man selected of the team of
threo which will represent Oregon in
the conference tournament. Mana
ger C. Mac Snow states that the
place and time of this grand intercol
legiate tennis tournament Is still un
deternilned at the present time, but
The University of 0
games yesterday on
Washington trip. The
the Dayton team and
Whitman, whom she 1;
by a decisive score.
both games were 4 to 3
In the morning gumj
for Oregon was Van
Word, with Spoonmore
Dayton. In the after
Hurd took the mound fJ
and Borleske pitching
at the receiving end fo
Today the team pl.n
two games wilh W. S
man.
(hi. Is ami I
Springfield plays
Sunday.
Pender, the former 1
who was dropped
Northwest squad, has
in a mountain league.
Mickey Kannon. the
er, Is laid up with a li
Terry McGovern h
"sod peddlers." and on
estate office In Brook
There were twenty-t
training with Amer
teams this year, eleve
ing regulars.
Napoleon Lajoie sa
the best team this seas.
since he took charge
land outfit.
It is said that Mike I
en up the idea of goi
and will join the Uia
first of June.
Rumor has It that tl;
son will be the Inst for
as manager of the Was
A few seasons ago, it
Finn, of Little Rock, I
a hundred bueks for
mnnd, now with the C.
Joe Humphreys, the
of Freddie W alsh, the
weight, has issued a ch
fighter In the world at
Klhm, the mute firs
the Columbus, O.. team
grand Rapids. He has
American Association
ten years.
Jack McCarthy, the
Brooklyn player and
Springfield Three-I
pions of 1900. will man
sail. W Is., team tms e;
.XOTM'K lit' intl, F.TTI,KM!-T
P.I.I,, of Harry W .tones. rteca.d
nitel.trator of ..(A J.. J,
'Is 'leal account for settlement of the
. . -..,-' . '.r "v
Men of Fc
and Prud
are our best cuton
l.rlnglnu their natty
ovemonts to this
fhev are enabled to
Icolie H-nnllsslie that
sibly couldn't afford
were mnde by romp-'
nr. Von can 1
anil well-dressed ''71
vim r clothing rlci
prewsed nt o
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