Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBargains Summer thing I! 4 IN THE. 'QryzA 1 Wo r Idfpor 1 -dirtl stock of summer 4,,, the largest line in w . . . i i J .jf, D45 Bern maiiLtu ,.A rnck orices in order j;B r rtitout before the fall jiiitt goods come in, on , (j why you will find TMidld lino of summer- famous placed lower than e must close them out. igents for Michaels, "2, j ConiiuJ''s baud-tailor. OREGON MAN A CRACK SHOT j W ins Governor's Match At Camp lVr. I I'V V.i..i ... - . -ai'.iuiiy 'age belonging to with the atfwftK ucniier niau. Huston to Riim . 'Frisc, , Oliver H.i.t., .I' mous Univer slty of Oregon spriunsr. im of gents' furnishings 3-nlete and In Shirts, Un (nd Neckwear we are foWe Just what yu arts Llor. ) HANSON hst .Ninth Street f .".V BLANK BOOKS .'Suit Just Received Day Ufeoks, Cash liooks, . in) Ledgers, Etc. agi J ire elusive agents for wlltj. (Remington). Type- Ribbons and Ked Seal Paper Nothing Better. The day! is A Jntjj E. Scott Co. ,TJs37 WiUamette St. oti ?five Agents Reming ''1 Type writer Supplies ctiS 3: w h nsn nnop Th: -":' ,'"" "mo, August 21 ru,"""n lost him th ft. i" Jd lS, , Mt ?ensil,i er develop-1 !'"'! championships . b "h! ed in connection with National rifle lla8t wet-k take a h;r at the comp ition was created here ves e ! ,Utyiml dash in the Pwi J1' ? Itoeseh, an Oregon!"1 San Francisco next OcC ft a n, I "n,tl0r 21- was bulletined ' be der his old trainer, v He be, mi ,'1' 'he, KJ'V-'roner's match :1'ward' d 'he hitter expects in. n who li'vi !' d:'limous n.arksn.en r.ound out .again after a mouth-'., Trn 6 ,been flrl"S for J'''" "i I"- i 01 k' term, onal contests and walked awav ! A"011 Sli'l Champion M i, . Lauu trl'".v cup offered. In I . ? ranclsco, Aug. 2 1. Monte I addition he will receive a gold medal, AlteU- of San Francisco, retained the and $50 in cash, as well as )ii,,.i,, bantam-weight chamnionshin io- i to prominence throughout the ser- ,f1''a,!,1R,1:lst Percy Oove.of Soat- vice- tie, i,t tile tentu rouud ()f a SCU0lrllle(1 Ihenomenal scores were made bv t!venty'1'"nd bo,lt- Attoll umde a the Oregon youth In the mutch. At i ,!",m(; block o nls opponent, and isOO yards he made a perfect score 50' ""' sccond round had things out of 50. At 1000 yards he Inst S,,., ! Practically all his own way. one point in 50. In the skirmish run I T ., his total was 9S out of 100, and at1. Junction won from the Halsev 200 yards rapid fire he : L"lncn of ball players at Junction Inst nost unusual total of 45, firine lfli. imlav by tlle Bcore of 9 to 6. The most uuusmil tntnl nr .a Young Koesch is a new nmn nt (ho game. He is at Camp Perry with the Un ted Stntoa V..l aj . . ....... ovauciuj learn, and his home Is at Pendleton, Or. JOHNSON IN BOASTFUL MOOD Black Champion Would Bet $1000 Tlmt Jeffries Kenigs Los Anirplps. 4mr 91 "t n. ious to bet J1000 that Jeffries will never get into a ring with me." is the iiriii rnnTD I I way Jack Johnson, the chamnion N tW r UU I dALL Junction team goes to Albany to- """ io piay me crack Alco Club team of that place. VKSTERDAY'S LKAGIE SCORES Northwestern Aberdeen. 3; Portland, 1. 19 innings Vancouver, 3; Seattle, 1. 18 innings. Spokane, 5; Tacoma, 0. Pacific Coast San Francisco, 6: Portland. 4. Los Angeles, 3; Oakland, 2. Sacramento, 7; Vernon, 5. Q - . ( ' fW 0w, f J A. r :y Sk Vi l i THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1909 ren'.rrntlmi of attack, which proved so m ui'ling 111 the old d;is, but Wm- liy to iK,ve nutters so ov, n.'d tliTi, a wull-ruumlcd team can wiu uu its met It. O Toticbhack lviile Amcutlrri VnKt frill it vis 111:1 it.,', 1. diT.tulins side, after a toiichhack. to 'inn oui iron, tue -.t-yura line, but in the future It will lie optional with the defenders to either start with, a scrimmage or a kick. This is Intended to discourage tho nriii'ticp on wimlv itiivti t.i i,,,r ti.. ' j ball over the goal line, forcing the opposing side to kick into a gale, and i have a fair catch made, from which an attempt at goal from the field 'might bo uindo within a reasonable' I distance. I I KDr years the rule fevering the putting of ball Into play by a centre' was that should any of the attack-! ing side, except the snapper back, ! make a false move, there should be a 1 penaltv. but few kiiiv 11,,. i through which a centre, by a balk or false movement of the elbows, could pull nil tho opposing forwards off side and escape punishment, while 1 the defensive side bo set back the ; yards. The play was partlculnrlv effective I when the defense., in trying to block 'a punt or drop kick, was over-anxious to get through. All the linemen would be rentlv tin.! n. o...... ,i . centre how his elbows thev wnul.i I with the nl k&!L JL ill ft ft 1 Lht 0 CD ST ilLilL IAN M'CALL. CONGRESS. ,mel w. IK-cm, of ' "V- J"? ? uepreseutallve tiav. ,., , . usn. wun ine ni- Mnssuchusotts one ''dlnR tar- most Invariable result of au offlsde iinssacnusitts. ono t Vl.(1.rans r or in,erl,rP1K.c ,,,.,. tive tern.. Harvard nn. Ma " akTnTa SS dudis! lu pis concessional. k , 0f ,l,e whole set of rules, tho nn.loi.l jnl board, through a sppclnl commlt- blo to receive the i,,i 1. ' has completely revised the list thrown. i ouiciais who are recommonded. ly one varat back nf th .J "MF-MD or at the end of the scrimmage l'ino tii. I.t. in th. nl. . ' S'""' ' " . Itching ald Dandruff and - T T trALUNCrtlAIR &Tt bid out nurd too nf ih done In secret hv mvriH nt dun. 1 Jrufl rtns satiploi the life blooi j ui me "'- ant.ro miis mc para- site, soothes' the Itchlof scalp, 1 (Ives lustre to the hair and stops I it iallinj out.' A smglc application f lves relict sod proves Its worth, 1 .-a'c ;uui unv eciurc IUU UtlC. Micro prevents baldness. It Is a deliehtful drflnff for th flair free Irora grease and sticky oils. Ask your drugjist tor tree bookkt, MOYT CHEMICAU CO. I AT WING & CAMPBELL'S Choice Beef Boils Below Cost liMnSSSl Beef 8c 512 Willamatta Phone Main 33 ! FOR TOMORROW RULES ARE OUT treatment of the clause is considered qune a victory or the western dele gation to the conference, which op posed the Slippestinn nt n eastern men to change the plav by tossing the ball directly over the line instead of five yards out from where rue nan is snapped. Only Three Points for l'lrl.l OnnI During the coming campaign a goal from the field will count but three points. The reduction in the value Ms -n Who Will Play "HII!K l'OH THE GUARD. heavyweight nueilist of the wnrM on swered a question last night as to i what he thought about the nrobabil-l ity of a championship fight with the That harbinger of fall, the official ... .7, , V, iiootoaii rules, has made its appear- I will nmlre thtc nffci- In Tnffrtno 'on 1 home city in the hope that some one ! Changes in the rules have been of this nartlenl . r ,v u "ThB" Z -U ' iha !ni!!n" " JnJl"!. l w.th the unknlmous approval last night from Salt Lake City, and Ing set has proven most. suUsfacto M XTe tZUl S ,,-B .uiiiui.ow ir san r rancis-, nave declined to make radical alter- with n well-drilled toe upon whom co, where he says he w 11 begin light ations, and it will be found that the fie team depends for Ms scores training. He says he does not know ; tinkering was done more with an idea I With the premium on a co il from exactly for what fight he will train, of clarifvinir the ovist m appears to be out of condi-'with the intention of chnnirini? tliIit.nr ni n,.ni',ni.... L iJ Johnson appears to be out of condi-jwlth the intention of changing the lHJI1- ! style or play that proved so popular nisi niuuinn itiCT will nrnhnlilv ho lr.ee nn.i Will PnrOtirjltrO the rnuhlmv rrnmn XJnA tl.cre been no tinkerinp: with this rule i rayne iteieats iiyiaim opponents or the forward pass i it would still be possible for decided- San J ranclsco, Aug. 21. Johnny have been numerous, with the result I lv weak teams to trim much stronger Frayne, of San Francisco, earned a that this much-mooted question or-1 rivals vin the drop or place kick clean-cut decision over Dick Hyland cupied much time of the national 1 route, hut' na It now ,iin,i. . last night, being awarded the decls-; committee, but after long delibera-j balanced team Is not at the mercy nf !" iiic .ruu ui WIU ulii luuun. , imii iiiu uevisioil C n at the end or the 20th round. :tlon the decision was to leave the an individual who can win games 'rayne outclassed his antagonist and rule practically as It has been in the I when his team is unable to get with- had a lead In every round after the past. The only change in the forwardiln 30 or 40 yards of the gonl tenth. The fight up to that period pass section was to better designate rty this alteration the hoard did was rather tame and uninteresting, the particular players who are eligi- not Intend to encourage the did con- p .. - . ' ln r,adlness for the Everytlllnc Ik the Portland Gun b e game berweeu Vugene Colls to ( lub team and the v 2:30 o'clock inorrnw afternoon nt ...... vim ine mo- Ihe gunners will arrive f ,. ,., tropoiis this eveiiln io th(r , ,j a good night s rest before tu. game. Mannirer llenbi if t h. . iters, realizes that the locals haw k very strong team, and is thereforu' brlntriuc his ln-st Hiie-nn nf tti.. son for tho game. Taylor, who is: widely known as a spltliall pitcher, I will pilch for the visitors, while ! Srhultz, an old-tltner at the business, j will do I he burkstonnliig. Ilirseh Anderson, fonnerly with the Spring- I field Ulues. will play centre field and I is supposed to be their heaviest bit-1 ter. hiivtlltr nlriMiflv Wii,...L...I it.,.... homo runs this season. For tho lo cals Maker will pitch and l.emley will catch. Iho other men that will play are Paine, Driver, ilohlis. .lewett, Hardesty, Smith, Coleman and Hill. Tho game will bo called at 2:30 sham street cars runnlm entiMiut. ously to tho grounds. f Well Drilling Sec GEO. BUCHHOLZ tor good well drilling Phone Red 4872 867 S WihWttc St, or ASTHMA HAY FEVER. If you suffer write at cure nil lenrn of miiieiliiuir you will Ik- grateful for the rot of "our II fo 'o K.L0N DR-UG CO. BS7 WlllaW" St" KK''iw. Or The SKPTKMHER. EVERYBODY'S has two pictures you will want to frame. Ask to see thern. Sold by S:hwarzchild scors sara-repsis Capsates Sl IISCItlllH l )lt THE UUAfUI. V, .'.i.'lVAIV'L V,,ic',.MI..nr II..... ,. - :''L 17VA . .'V I . j . . . - . '.I tMifel.NKH VIHIH f AlllKl I" hi 'Hi m. WixwhvHr'i, Hnrkn A I'ortlnnd f7TV)i A POSITIVE CURC v.. so cost no r"V in. . .i.ilrkl, .nil ,-.rm.n",,y ill I n ml inmnOi 1..K.S r."" v A- 'Hll' If iittin Una, NuM u t,i. VHi.pft, l to. UlM l". ii4. idirC THE SANTAL-PEPSHI COL orneronuiiu, imm. Kor fitle by W. L. Kiiykonilall HINKLEY BROS. Contractors and Plasterers follliiato Furnished I'hon. Had till tldncii. Ma Rant rlvnth atrti! U ,.D SSKB S5 SOLE AGENTS FOR W. L. DOUGLAS t i ST) $3.00 AND $3.50 SHOES Ing put Ax Billy Dept. Store SOLE AGENTS FOR MALONEY BROS.' FOOTFORM SHOES FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN J Final Clean Up Of All Our Summer Goods ALL DRESS SKIRTS ONE-FIFTH OFF Dress Skirt in the store on sale none reserved. Your oppor- -iiity to get a new up-to-date Dress Shirt at a great saving. All les; prices range from S3.00 to SI 5.00 FINAL CLEAN UP OF ALL WASH SUITS Heavy reductions hvae been made in order to clean up the entire line. $6.50 Wash Suits, Clean-up price $3,50 $5.00 Wash Suits, Clean-up price $2.75 $4.50 Wash Suits, Clean-up price $2.25 BEST CALICO, 5o All Standard Calicoes, Simpson's and Americans included, Clean-up price, the yard 5c FEATHER PILLOWS, 65c Size 17x23; covered with fancy heavy ticking; the pair 65o 20c LAWNS, 8c 'Ind-up of our summer business In Wash Goods; all 'M. Batistes and Organdies, values up to 20c, clean-up K the yard 8c $1.50 LONG SILK GLOVES, 75C Long Black Silk Gloves; all sizes; regular $1.60; cl" Jrtce, pair 7C $1.00 LONG SILK GLOVES, 50c Silk Gloves, regular $1.00 values, clean-up price, Mr .. oOc J 50c CORSET COVERS 39c j Corset Covers, lace and embroidery trimmed; 50c val- an-up price J a'ISIT OUR nRFSS GOODS COUNTER H cmc r.i -ii i.'ii anil Winter Goods arc here. BUY GROCERIES HERE o O1 cr ' Fancy Table Syrup, the kin? you par 65c 'r ln "lilore. J. , &UC Bk!r Cocoa,Q-2 lb. cans O ,k ker Chocolate, 1-2 lb. packat,. s o sf nation Cream 3 i 20c in 25c LADIES' LACE HOSE, 19c Ladles' fine Black Lisle Lace Hose, absolutely fast and stain less; 25c values, clean-up price 19c 50c MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 38c Men's extra quality Balbrlggan Underwear; shirts and drawers, all sizes; 50c values, clean-up price, each 38c 25c BOYS' UNDERWEAR, i9c Boys' Ribbed Underwear, shirts and drawers, all sizes; 25c values; cloan-up price 19c $1.25 WRAPPERS. 98c 2 dozen Percale Wrappers in both light and dark styles; sizes 32 to 4i; $1.25 values; clean-up price 98c 25c MISSES' HOSE, 19c Misses' Fine Black Llslo Hose; double soles, trlplo knee; sizes 6 to S'i ; 25c values; clean-up price 19o 10c LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. 5c Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched border; 10c values; clean-up price, each 5c 20c MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. I Oc Men's Pure Liner Handkerrhifs, full size, Hemstitched bor der; 20c values, clearance price, ench 10c BUY GROCERIES HERE 3 5 o Best lit Cano Sugar, sack S6.00 Fresh Cocoanut at a saving of 25c a pound to you; our --.nrlce, pound 15c FrTs-Saplha. Soap, bar 6c . r.nunA n, f 6c I l'i'-' i NO. 80 PERSIAN RIBBON, 7c AI ISIIk Fancy Wbbon, floral pattern, 5 Inches wide; 85c values, clean-up price yard 17c NO. 40 ALL-SILK RIBBON, YD., IQc All Silk Taffeta Itlbbon, 3V4 Inches wide, In all, Iho leading shades; clean-up price, yard 10c OUTING FLANNELS, 5c New Fall stles, light and dark; 2 4 Inches wide; special, the yard 6o BUY GROCERIES HERE Manzamllla Olives, quart Ojove Oysters, can 2Dc can K-C Baking Powder Half-gallon Mason Fruit Jars, dozen o R P o O n 08 RECEIVE OUR PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION ki Billy Dept. S tore 20c 8c 20c 83c R. & B. $1.25 LAWN KIMONAS, 75c Ladlca I .awn Klmonns, full length, made of fine qsallly at lawn; $1.25 values, clean-up price 75j MEN'S OXFORDS, $2.98 r . Including every pilr of Men's Jmh Shoes la the store, la all leathers and sizes; tho very best styles of the season; worth up to $4.00; clean-up price pair $2.98 BAREFOOT SANDALS Note these price It will pay you to buy for neit seasoD'i wear Sizes t to 8, clean-up price 390 Sizes 9 to .1 1 , clean-up price 50o Sizes 12 to 2, clean-up price 50q STONEWARE 9 Carload Juat Arrived. We save you money If ynn buy he. 1 to ( gallon Jars, gallon 10o O O Oallon Jugs J2c fi Bars Whlto Linen Heap 25o 10 quart Galvanized Palls Xfjg 25c Frultd)ress 18o CORSETS. FERRIS GOOD SENSE wftiTS O 9 , t