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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1909)
o o TfiE EUQENB DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1909 ,' --1 i o - - I Caranted onder nil Pure Food Laws Improve Your Baking v r Mintr Powder will do It ! Get nr. ;.. tm- iimir favorite Cake. XI U can. ,y J t s. Kttf-r more evenlv. hieher. U UOC5I1 l l ai , - n if ir isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor, we return vour money. Everybody tffjM&&( agrecs K c tos n0 cquaL ooHCLsj IA a x nr.iAfr.rp Pure, Wholesome, Economical. ne Mfg. Co. Chicago ; ' ' I' i tx GO and SEE THE FUNNY MONKEYS BIG FIGHTING BOB and the funny WALTZING MOZEES 2 311 LITTLE HIPPO and many other rare and mystifying novelties in Capt. Hanna's t Wonderland Museum exhibit under tents in Eugene for 4 days, afternoon and evenings starting Wednesday Evening, May 12th, Located on Willamette St. between 5th and 6th Streets Admission, Adults 20c, Children 10c. :::::::::::::::m::::::::::::::::::::;::::;::: XX 8 Hy Josephine Hull. Press Corres pondent) And now comes Adolphus Busch, of the great Anheuser-Busch Brew ing company of St. Ixmis. plaintiff, lo the .Missouri legislature with his carload of brother tradesmen and friends. A corned'- In two acts. 1-irsi, thev harram;ue the legislature three hAn'.u t.r.v c inr'usivelv that the people shou! 1 not have the privilege of savins whether or not they want prohibition. Of course the argu ments were spiced with exclamations of ' personal liberty. " Second act: Women were anoweu ieu uhuuicb lust think of It ten whole minutes to answer. It was sufficient. 1 ne women had copied from the cierK s book In St. Louis their tax assess ments and showed by their own Bworn statements that the Invested i,..l . tha lirpwfm was 7 1-2 in- ........i r.t tin millions of dollars, as declared by them before tne commit-' legislators make sue ha difference in property values. k. i null tinner not favorable to these women's plea by the way says: I ne meuious ui mcoo .An f.iriit rnirl clean. AVe certainly need such politics in our state. . At the present rate of prohibitory victories the passing of the saloon wiH soon be an assured fact, and then Mr. Busch's great brewery, with many other such useless insti tutions, will also pass away. He has already threatened to move, but where will he go? Illinois says, XX XX XX XX XI xx: KINCAIDS Addition to Eugene and Kincaid Park Buy a choice building site in KINCAID'S ADDITION TO EUGENE, which adjoins the University campus. Or if you would be in a choice suburban tract, investigate KIN CAID PARK. On the car line, five-cent fare, good drain age, beautiful scenery and building restrictions. Fruit land, farms and acreage tracts. For sale by the real estate men of Eugene. H. R. Kincaid, Webster Kincaid, Owner Manager 81 EAST NINTH STREET, JOURNAL BUILDING. Phone Red 1462. RJBANG& J. UTFVT EARL McNTTT . BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabt Always Rtiiy Firit Qau 1 urnouti ot AU Dctciiptkmi ..STAGES.. McNZU! STAGEImt. Eu(tm EUuENE-FtOR ENC ' STAGE ' m- oo no! cll il A aiilyitaf kinFtnilt t. f miornrr. fcul will ctll lot fc M.pWIuo. clot comvctloo k Wf(.(il mcUMt rh. dr tlrt. ixim lot Klor.tic tad Aer Uvery Phone Main 2 1 W.CT.0. CPRRES "No. It isn't iilr." and Indiana, "Come, If you dare." Michigan groans "We have more than enough." O. well, these big "bus iness" concerns have made enough money off the people to retire and donate their big buildings to benev olenceB. We remember that about a score of years ago Andrew Carne gie plead before congress wilh tears In his voice for his precious Bteel trust, and congress was moved to compassion and helped him to build up a colossal fortune at the expense of the people. But if the Missouri legislature is also moved by brew ers there Is the Initiative and the prohibition fight will go right on, and Mr. Busch will be saved the trou ble of establishing libraries. Yet it has been whispered that he once aided a certain institution of learn ing in return for a published article, and also that he is always very lib eral with his money in assisting needv legislators and voters. Prohibitionists have been accused of not caring for the ruin of these great "business enterprises." Imag ine, if vou can, David going out to fight fJollah, weeping at the thought of injuring the giant's magnificent form. David's soul burned with in dignation because this man defied the nrmlns of the living God and neither great propositions, glittering armor or boastful words acterreu David from using his best weapons and choosing h a pebles witn care. And years hence, explaining to our grandchildren the ruins of these in stitutions, we will exclaim, use om Jasper, "It was a glorious victory." RAIN DOES GOOD AT COTTAGE GROVE Cottage Grove, Or., April 12. The continued showers during the last few days have done an inestim able amount of good in this vlclnlly. The ground Is now well soaked and there Is little question but what there will be a large crop in this sec tion this season. The advertising committee has en tered Into an agreement with the Southern Pacific bureau to let the world know wnere Cottage Grove is and the possibilities surrounding here In agriculture, fruit, timber and mines. BRIDE IS AGED 21 AND THE GROOM 60 New York, May 12. Alfred W. Headlestone, CO years of age, the wealthy head of the brewing firm of Headlestone & Worjt, and Miss Hel en F, Hazard, daughter of E. C. Haz ard, a manufacturer of food products wore married last night at Hedbank, N. J. The bride Is only 21 years of age. Although relatives say they had been engaged for two years, the wedding was secret. LEBANON LUMBER MILLS RUN ON FULL PAYROLL Lebanon. Or., May 12. The Leb anon Lumber Company's mills at this place have undergone extensive Improvements and changes ana are now being operated with a full pay roll. From 40 to 50 men are em ployed In the mills proper, besides a strong force In the timber and on the river. The company is shipping daily but has plied in the yards, 2,500,000 feet of lumber. This industry adds wonderfully to the building facilities of the town. There is a planer In connection with the sawmill and it turns out the finished kiln-dried ma terials far building. HOW TO (iltOW FAT. A loijr Stomal Ii the ('aum of Tliln- lli-lMl. .lllt- lllll'H 111 .'I'll, If you are thin or lean, have scrawney arms and neck, you can't grow fat unless your food properly digests. People tnke on flesh In proportion to the nutritious matter which the organs of digestion absorb and pass into tne mood. Just as long aa this nutritious mater passes . along without being absorbed. Just so long will you re main thin. Perhaps your stomach, bowels and liver need a tonic. If your digestion Is not perfect, Ml-o-na tablets will put It right at once. M-o-na wili cure Indigestion and every conceivable aliment hy build ing and tuning up and not by en couraging a tired stomach to con tinue Its shiftten and health destroy ing habits. It promptly drives away our stomach; In W iling of gas. hea viness after eallnn. Hull's Ued Cross Drug Co. sells Ml-o-na for 50 cents a large box. and guarantees It to cure indigestion, sea and car sickness, vomiting of preg nancy and all stomach diseases and distress, or money back. Ml-o-na Is sold by leading drug Slsts everywhere. NOTICE TO CON'TK.HTOIta Sealed proposals will be received at the office of J. H. Miller. Junc tion City, Oregon, for the erection of a two-story brick building, ac cording to plans and specifications In the hands of J. H. Miller. Bids will be received for the whole building or parts thereof up to 1 o'clock p. m. May 22, 1909. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. J. H. MILLER, S. O. STARR, V. W. HICKS. Trustees I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 41 THK KIOF.XK WAV Now is the time to get n colt from the well-bred trotting stallion, Char He N, weight 1400 pounds, who will make the Beason as follows: Coburg, Mondays. Harrlsburg. Tuesdays. Junction City, Wednesdays. Balance of the week at the fair grounds, Eugene. Terms $15 to insure sucking colt: (10 to Insure with foal; $5 for singlo leap. FRANK C. KINO. Owner. HY0MEI 1 1 (mmmctt WfH-o-Mi) I Core catarrh or money hack. Jnit brrathe It in. Ootnplcta outfit , inclndinf luhalortU Extra bottle 50o. Druggish MVTICK TO OAltl'KYrF.h Contractors Don't Overlook i We are now open for business and can do anything in the electrio line. ' Let ns give joo a figure on Wlrina vnmr tinna MTm ' turn no job down, either large or small. Kemember, we do everything In the repair line. New fixtures put In. LENNEVILLE 2b LARSON Phone Red Sill. 640 Willamette St Contractor and homehulldtra Having Just completed an addition to our mill It gives us ample room to handle any and all kinds of mill work, sash, doors, frames and mould ings a speelhlty. Store fronts and fix tures on short notice. K.ast Sth st. planing mill. J. H, Smith Co., 205 Fst Sth street, Kugene, Or, tf 1.ANU ri.ASTK.lt. A few dollars spent for l.anrt Pias ter win oring hi return on the l-n vestment. We have Just received a car load and can make verv lo price on quantities. Chambers'llard wars co. tf LAWS MOW Kit? Jut recelveo tram factor v. Diamond H wheel, ball bearings, low enc oecaine no Jobbers profit Chamber Hardware Co. tl KKA S If MS niHYSATH KM11M Bend your otji.-r for flower plant now and be reT to plit the H-t In May. K irst-cbJ? lawn work don by dv or contra A. t. D Hoo. landscape gardener. Phone Red ATTKXTIOX, IOWA I'HOPLK. All Iowa people will meet to hold a picnic In the Campbell and Walk er grove between their hop houses on the electric line running to the river west of Springfield on Thurs day morning at 9 o'clock a. m Mav 2 7. '09. All welcome. Bring vour baskets well filled. Badges will be Issued, tome one. come all, and have an all day good time. A good program. By order of committee. C. 1. AXURKWS. Chm. E. F. Chapman, Pres. Association. M26 TOTICK Va nre In the fluM tnr .n,in your basements and furnishing you with ernvel for vmip fAnnH.ilnn sand for your plastering. Will also graue ana prepare your lawns to ault your taste at reasonable figure. n. tergie a veitum, 585 West Sev enth street, city. tf WILL PIPE WATERS OF MINERAL SPRINGS TO CfiTTAGE GROVb Levi Geer of the famous Lon don, now Calapooya Springs was n fnitae Grove Saturday and raad,? ""sterner -a. th e.dqu.r.er. for the shipi.inz of ihe spring water would be at rxtage Grove and that a nine line o i!d be run from Cala pooya to this dry. A fine bote will be erected at the springs and ill be modern in every respect and is in tendde for the accomodation of per sons who wish to test the quality of the spring water, seek rest in a de lightful resort and get renewed life and vigor aided by the best medicine water in the United States. es tern Oregon. SOME MORE OF THAT BOAT CASE Editor Guard: . , . Since M. Downing seas fit tj taKe exception :o the ruling of the juven ile court, I v.ish to say that the reas on mv son is being prosecuted is that 1 would not submit to being black mailed. Mr. Devereaux made a de mand on me for money, offering to hush the matter up. I refused to comply and now they vent, their u iha hnv In' Irvine to be smirch his good name. The state ment in the Register is a pmc hood and they know it. Also the ar ticle in the Guard of Monday is tne truth and nothing but the truth, which we are ready to back up. 1 Homonri that Mr. Downing apologize for the wrong he is doing the boy, otherwise this thing shall be sifted to the Dottom. Y'ours respectfully, R. S. HASKELL. mv m m m Plan for Summer Comfort Ti-ii ..i.i tli Vieatofa kitchen1 fire to the sufficient discomfort of not weauici. i Use a New Perfection Wick Blue f Flame Oil Cook-Stove and cook in comfort With a New Perfection Oil Stove the preparation of daily meals, or the big weekly baking," is dona witnouc rai (i.a tmiiernfnr! nerentibly above that of any other room in the house. Another greet advantage oi w.c NEW PERFECTION ick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Slot n . T.tl-nT Tmi 1 . 1. . is its handsome i-r, which gives it etJ convenience of the modern steel range. Has an mt;, top shelf for warming plates and keeping cooked foodi . . 1. 1 A... t,..l,ltnn cintitl frailr i n ir 11 tr,,,;!.. . 1 drop sneives mi i'w'"b ,... uitusni, even fitted with racks for towels. Made in three and can be had with or without Cabinet Top. I(J at your dealer s aauress our nearest agency. givei p.r; combuu whether & or low is therefore free from disigreeable odor jndo not smoke. Safe, convenient,.ornamental the ideal f; Ii not at your dealer's address our nearest agency, ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY llBCoriKirBicuj vw JRdfO Lamp An nmnnllflttnn to WOrk for Cft CtI nnmtlarlnn In Vnrt tl Yakima Wash., is under way. There are no membership fees to this booster's ; club, but funds for carrying on pub- j llcity work will be raised by the sale of "50,000" buttons. DOKH THIS MKAX YOl? Indigestion, sour stomach, consti pa'ion then headache, backache, and a general miserable feeling. Do vou know that the pleasant herb tea, Lane's Family Medicine, will remove all these troubles almost immediate ly? If you do not know It, get a package today at any druggists or dealers. (2oc) and you will be glad we told you. We Practically Cover the Earth With our representative of ferings of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Teas, Coffees and Canned Goods. We carry an exceptionally fine stock of imported and do mestic goods Let us know your requirements and you will find we can meet them at the lowest of Drices. W. M. Green The Square Deal Grocer Phone M.2. fllB Willamette Si Summer Rates East DURING THE SEASON 1909 via the Southern Pacific Co. from EUGENE, ORE., To OMAHA and Return - - - $63.75 To KANSAS CITY and Return - $6375 To ST. LOUIS and Return - - $71.25 To CHICAGO and Return - - - $76.25 and to other principal cities In the East. Middle West and Sou' Correspondingly low fares. On Sale Juue 2, 3; July 2, 3. August 11,12 To DENVER and Return - - - $58.75 On Sale May 17, July I, August 11 Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return li: uttuun DIM, ThdSO llflrota nrauinl onniA on.... .,,...11 .....u wine ti;i j uLiitiuiive leaiures iu mc of Btopover privileges, and choice of routes, thereby enabling P'- dc..6cio iv uiuo me irip 10 many interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may be hadi: slight advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservaions and tickets will be I: Dished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or WM, McMURRAY. General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore! SOITHKKX SI XXY AI.rtK.HTA The finest wheat lands in the world producing 40 to 65 bushel of win ter wheat to the acre. Free Illus trated booklet mailed on request. Ad dress Willamette Vallev Land Com pany, 4S2 Willamette street, Kugene, Oregon. EUGENE FUEL CO. BODY FIR, 2ND GROWTH AND TIE BLOCKS MAI'LK AM) ASH See us about slabivood. Office 559 Willamette St. Phone Black 2581 XOTICK Spores & Hawkins, millin ers, wish to announce that they have moved from Klghth street to 24 West Seventh treet, and in their new quar ter are able to accommo date their customer even better than at the old aland. in I n I ron t forget Wonderland Museum under lent on Willamette near r.th street, the lam fnur ,., o ,hs week. Now Is the time to buy a sewing machine for small monev. js Kav orltes. $17.60. Hill',. (13 willam- Fresh Meats of all kinds WING & CAMPBELL hqlophaI THE REFLECTOR Hot coffee and andwlche at all C.L.BEADLE Stone Mason TUNGSTEN THE LAMP The TUNGSTEN LAMP A nn lamp whose operating cost is less pf canaie power than that of Kerosene. The HOLOPHANR SWAnF h reflecting and diffusing power not four in any other type ot shade. By using the HOLOPHANE SHAD! with the 1 LUNGS TEN LAMP the e hciency of the lamp is increased froi 1 5 to 30 per cent. We r Z.: lw &1VC yuu idtw on TUNGSTEN LIGHTING Pacific Electric Engineering Co C1 e him . oo WILLAMETTF ST Good U r,r, an(1 r Chamber Hardware Co. if "OTEL BUILDING
