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gPQJSHg PAHY CTOAEP, MONDAY. JPCT 21t 1809 a
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. . , .M nnt. medicinea would
It 'J But lince our ayatems hve be.
("TIMired and broken down tnrougo
b "one on from the esrly sg.,
, (tocrstiooi, remedies art needed to
Jciiii our inherited end otherwise
T To reach the sot of stomach
""iraent iiiestive trouble, there it
, pierce'. Golden Medical Discov
i apoood, extraoiea irom un mcuio.
lor over forty years with iraat satisfaction to lit men. For
" BiUouwesi, Liver Complaint, Pain i in the Stomach after satin,
Brwthi Belohinj ol lood, Chrome Diarrhea and other Intestinal
( "Discovery" is time-proven and moit efficient remedy,
. . . , accept a secret noatrnm as a substitute for thia non-ateo-tZ
vm coMroemoN, not even though the urfeut dealer may
i, little bier profit.
't Pfcassst Pelieta reulate and invigorate stomach, liver and
.Mosieii, tiny granules, easy to take at candy.
iEBON CQiyiMFNCEIVIFiMT
BEGAN WITH BAGCALAUREATE
BUY A
Hot Point iron
to do your-ironing
AN ELECTRIC TOASTER
to toast your bread
ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR
to percolate your coffee
1 F! PrTDir FAM
to keep you cool
IND BE HAPPY
be Electric Engineering Co.
516 WILLAMETTE ST.
Agents for Westinghouse Machinery
The Right Reverend Charles w
Scadding, bishop of Oregon, b;;aa
me commencement season ot the Un
iversity of Oregon In 1909, with a
sermon yesterday morning In Villard
hall. The them was "Purpose," and
the bishop devoted his attention lo
the worldly viewpoint of the sub
ject, and also the spiritual side.
"No life has amounted to anything
of consequence," said the speaker,
"unless there has been some purpose
to hold the personality to one end.
The Individual who would do any
thing," he continued, addressing the
senior class, "must have some cen
tral Idea, a trifle egotistic it may be,
but wholly necessary."
The bishop said further that life
Is full of purposes, and while the hu
man beings on earth may but rarely
see the endB, there Is always an eter
nal plan in which all things work.
Each person is described as a nnlt
In this plan, though often the part Is
Postlude Commencement Orches
tra. Musi ml Recital Tonight.
This afternoon the annua! recep
tion of President Campbell was held
in honor of Professor Luella day
Carson, dean of women at the Uni
versity of Oregon for 21 years. Pro
fessor Carson was recently elected
president of Mills College, the lead-,
ing college for women on the Pacific
Coast. She accepted the position,
and the reception was in honor of
her work during the last score of
years at the University.
This evening the faculty ot the
school of music will give their clos
ing annual recital. The program
will be varied and excellent.
Program Tomorrow,
The seniors will be guests of hon
or at the Alumni luncheon to be giv
en by the University tomorrow at 1
o'clock, on the campus. The junior
girls will serve the banquet.
Judge J. W. Hamilton for the
Hoarrt of Regents, President P. It,
DODGE DEPARTMENT I
vrence (Ik Roach
MUSIC HOUSE
iff. 6th St.
Phone Black IQ27
li You Like to Love Me
July 3rd and 5th
:iace the following 50c and 60c music and songs
Nl9c
N Drill, twostep; Cherry Blossoms, three-step
liwch and twostep; Vinita, (intermezzo); You
pWi dear, I live for you; How'd you like to love
yji I had a girl; The daisy and the rose; I'm afraid
toe in the dark; The time will come when you'll
i; Ciribiribin (Italian love song) ; Lucky moon,
Sale price, 19c
Jons Latest Records Are Fine
.m.i. c,a one. tneretore, should j Camnbell on behalf of the University
take pride in whatever he does. His ! and Benttie and Bond for Alumni and
vocation should not be something out ! Seniors respectively, will clve toasts
or wnsin i to get a mere living. The) Six seniors will take wart in the
work and life of each man should be, annual contest for the Failing nnd
to serve ami not to be served. Beekman awards tomorrow evening
i ,i Wf, hunired People were) at S o'clock In Villard hall. The
in tne building. The program was awards are the Interest ott funds es
well rendered, the musical numbers) tablished for the purpose bv Henry
t V, , lne aireetton ot f rot, : w. falling of Portland and C. C
plcn- The Program follows: ; Beekman of Jacksonville and have
I relude Processional. been granted every vear since S9
Hymn Selected. . j The six contestants for the ptesent
Invocation Reverend D. H. Trim- year are: Jesse H. Bond, "True and
ble of the Humphrey Memorial False Iemocraev;" Greta E Bristow
Methodist Episcopal Church of Eu-; "The Philistine;" Merle R. Chessman,
Sene, 1 "The Price of Progress;" "Elizabeth
Hymn -Selected. j R. Callow. "Build tj Y W'uden
Scripture Reading Rev. Ora C. t Walls:" Earl KtlpatrUk. "The Price
right of the First Btptist church ' of Progress:" T. H. Townsend "True
of Eugene. j and False Democracy."
Vocal Music. j ('ttinmcnremcnt Personals.
Prayer Reverend J. S. McCallitm Among the Alumni and former
of the First Christian church of . Eugene people who are early com
Eugene. . niencement visitors, are: Judge R. S.
Chorus. i Beabon. Miss Camilla Carroll. Miss
Baefoatau rente Sermon The Right Elizabeth Woods, Misses McKlnnev,
Reverend Charles W. Scaddlng, j Miss Mary Scott. Don Stephenson,
Bishop of Oregon. . Frank Caruth. W. L. Ray and Ernest
Hymn Selected. j Bertch. Other visitors are Mrs.
Benediction Reverend P. K Ham- Goff, Hood River; Dr. Harry Lane
mond, oi St. Mary's Episcopal church; and Mrs. Lane, of Portland, and Mrs
of Eugene. . 1 Ta Inert, of Milton.
GAME UNO SPORT
SCORES YESTERDAY.
CARRIAGE PAINTING DONE NOW
On the fence as to
where to secure the
best Wallpaper and
Paints settle the ques
tion by buying of
FRED LUDFORD
Hods. Sijrn and Can-Lure Paintinj?
Hun.
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CfHist I,eglte.
Portland 5, San Francisco 1.
Los Angeles 1-5, Oakland 0-4
Sacramento 4-6, Vernon S-0. ence
for Mapleton. The score stood 26
to 6. A match game was played
Sunday at the Portage between the
Florence and Xorth Fork teams. The
score stood 1 to 6 In favor of FIoi-
r lorence West.
, Xrthwpt league.
Seattle's. Portland 1.
Spokane 5. Vancouver 1.
Phone
Main 484
STORE
Corner
8th and Olive
a-
Early Summer Bargains
Our special sale will continue with Extra Values in
Every Department, 1 Note these Unusual Bargains
Silks, Suits, Linens
50c Kobe Silk , , , . 33c
60c Shantung Silk , , 49c
60e Pongee .plain . , , , . 49c
60c Pongee, striped ...... . .. 49c
65c Piinjaub Fancies ..... . . 53c
75c Silk Pongee , 59c
$1.25 yard wide Taffeta ... 98c
$.1.65 yard wide Taffeta, $1.29
20c plain Linen Suiting 17c
20c Bordered Suiting .... . . 17c
30c plain Linen Suiting . . . . 26c
30c Ind. Linon and Persian Lawn . 23c
35c Ind. Linon and Persian La.vn . . 29c
Lace Curtains
65c Curtains, white 50c
$1.00 Curtains, white 79c
$1.65 Curtains, white .... $1.23
$2.50 Curtains, ecru ..... $1.98
$3.50 Curtains, ecru ......... $2.89
KNOCK-OUT PRICES
ON LADIES' SUITS
$17.00 Ladies' Tailored Suits. . $8.50
$25.00 Ladies' Tailored Suit. $12,50
$26.00 Ladies' Tailored Suits $13,00
$27.50 Ladies' Tailored Suits $13.25
$28.00 Ladies' Tailored Suits $1 4.00
$30.00 Ladles' Tailored Suits $1 5.00
$4.00 Blue Suit, white trimm . $3.43
$4,00 Tan Suit, white trimmed . $3.43
$6.50 White Indian Head Suit . $5,49
$7.00 Blue Linen Suit. ....... $6.39
$7.50 Lavender 3-piece Suit .. $6-?9
S8.00 Blue Duck Suit $6.79
$8.00 White English Rep. Suit . $6.73
Ready-to-Wear Dresses H
$10,50 Checked Silk $7.25
$12.50 Black Taffeta . , $8,89
$9.50 Black Panama ........ $6.75
$10.50 Blue Panama ........ $3.49
$18.50 Black Panama ...... $13 J5
NEW MANAGERS CHOSEN
Dodge Department
Store
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Tacoma S, Aberdeen 7. !
SPRINGFIELD LOSES GAME.
Jamc-im for ItasebnII, Ksnfy, Tr.uk,
ana UntMin. Assistant Football,
e
NEW
FunjFor Everybody
SkyroNin Swin
lw
opposite Griggs Hotel
i COME
i The Athletic Council chase Satur-
dav. Hsrner Ja??iesnn. nt Tnrtlnntl
KiiRene Hits HnnJ nnd riles Vp Ten manager of baseball: Cecil Jefferson
murvH. Espy, of Ovstervllle. Wash., the
. . . j ... I manager of track athletics: and
A thousand people witnessed the Morgan Watson, of Eugene, assist
opening game at the new P. E. & E. ant football manager. Their terms
uiiseuttu kiuuuub uu me car nue ue- Bt office begin next September. At
tween Eugene and Springfield yes- ini8 meetlng It was also definitely
terday afternoon, when Eugene decided that "Chuck" Tavlor, the
slaughtered Springfield to the tune freshman star halfback of )'907, ran
of 10 to 3. The game was Interest- ,,ay on he Oregon eleven next fall,
ing for the first four Innings, but ir comes ,mfk ag ne ,jW m( TOm.
after that errors were frequent and,1)e,e i athletics when at Cornell last
the playing was slow and lagged. ' year. and therefore would not be
Eugene made two runs In the fourth, . violating the one vear rule
three in the fifth and five in the'
sixth. After that the Sawmlllers,
held them down, but the lead was . IleXeffe a Wonder.
ton i-reat to overcome. The visitors The Oregonian says of Fred De
succeeded in sending one man over Neffe: "DeXeffe, for the Lawyers,
the plate In the fifth and two more "" his position in the box like a
in the eighth. .'veteran, striking out 12 men and al-,
The diamond was soft, nrecludlne lowing but two bits. He Is said to I
any series of fast plays, but never-p be one of the best amateurs In this
theless some pretty fielding stums pan oi tne couniry."
were pulled off by the Eugene in-.
field. , seiwn in Kinnoma.
Although advertised, the mayors. Oklahoma ( ity, okla., June 21.
and Judicial officers did not pull off Eyes of pugilistic followers all over
their si lints at the opening of the the country are turned toward Okla
game. It was not because of "cold homa City today. In anticipation of
feet, but for unknown reason that the battle between Battling Nelson,
kept them at home. The manage-! lightweight champion of the world,
meat, however, wishes to thank: and Jack Clifford, alleged to be the
them for allowing their names to be j world's h-irdcst hitting lightweight,
used, which materially helped swell which will be staged In the new
the attendance at the first game. ! state metropolis tomorrow Bight.
The runs by Innings
Eugene.
...00023500 x 1 0
Springfield
Batteries Wager
.lewett and Imley.
Heavvweletrt to Scrap.
.00001002 0 3 Norton, Jine 21. Joe Jesnette
and Wagerjia'id Fandy Ferguson, rivals for the
jhenvj weigh: title, will meet In a 12
c round battle at the Armory Athletic
Mnpleton Itefeat Arme. 'Club tomorrow night. There is
The Mapleton and Acme teams much bitterness between these two
crossed bats at Mapleton last 8n- scrappers and the bout should be s
dav a week, and resulted in a victory grudge affair.
SMARTT'S
For Watches and Watch Repairing
SMEEDE HOTEL BUILDING
Convenience - and - Economy
Are Indispensible to the Comfort of Home Life
Cleanliness
Is the Delight of Every Member of the Household
Ashes and Soot are Destructive Agents
Banish them from the. Kitchen
Cook With Gas
It's the Only Way
The Willamette Valley Co.
Phone Main 28
J, L. Liffifcirffe. Manager 644 Wltfanstti St.
U. of O. Meat Market Ef.iS.1
t. k.m sndlari Ffh and smoked taocaee. Orders pot
delivered free of charre.
ic $ . F .BENNETT
Cor. South Park and QokSis. Phorta Black 301 1
A COOL SMOKE
i And a flagrantly, smottk dell
(clous one. too, swatts th purchaser
of a "BANQt'KT. r
Quality and quantify so seldom
found in cigars are to be both se
cured In a "HANQfET."
Made of selected leaf by trained
hands. It t the best vslus for 5e lo
.7 BAMS
Coorfesjf and Consfiir
atioii the Watchword
(a this bask
coarcaieaca.
for comma.-cUl
We watelt od lafc-jird
four business tod persons,! In
terest In erery possible y,
gti yf lbs sseorilr o4 ac
curacy f clsj.cxliij cceoast.
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cslly or la othsr places, loss
money oa destrsbts soemttjr
ad ia tt ftesersi bastisf
vDsinsss oa iissru trmt.
llie Eugene Loan and Savings Bank I
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