Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 21, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr TWO i4 POO We Wo?72rt At ah ia termed, will cndura bravely and parienllf griea which a atron man would iv war under. 1 li iuet i women ara mora patiaat liiao they (.ughC to be under lieu troubles. Every woman oufht lo know that aha mar obtain the mat aijwrienced medical advice frt tkart and in abtolul ttnfidrnc and privacy by writing to tha Vorld'e Diper.ary MedicaJ Aaaocial.on, K. V. Pieroe, M. IX, Hreaident, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. fierce tial been chief oonultinj( phytician of the Invatida' Hotel and Surlical Initilute, of Buffalo, N. V., for Diany yean, and ha had a wider praetioal eaperienco in the treatment of women 'a diaea.ee than any other phyaioiea U thil eouatrr. Ilia mediviuea ara world. lamoua ior thair aetooiihinf amoaoy Tba moat perfect romady ever devid lor waalt and data Mte women la Dr. Pieroa'a Varoril Praaoriptioa. IT MACES WEAK WOMEN STRONG, SICK WOMEN WELL. Tba aiany and varied aymptnml of woman 'a peculiar ailmente ara fully eat forth in Plain P.nflilh in the People a Medical Adviaer (100H paet), a newly raviaed and up-to-date Edition of which, cloth-bound, will be mailed r oa receipt of 31 one cent atampe to pay coat ol mailin ey. Addreaa aa above. PERCY LONG Plumbing r-' ? sland Tinning 1 Manufacturers o( Galvanized Iron Cornce and Skylights. J Estimates Furnished X None but Competent, Workmen Employed I The effect a "Banquet" will have on your troubled, racked nerves. It will bring genuine contentment, together with a thorough sense of solid enjoy ment. A "Banquet" costs but 5c, and it really is better than the majority of cigars made out of town that sell for twice its price. Prove it today by invest ing 5 cents. When Selecting Your Optician . rt'Hctlr'tl rH'rhnro of tin opto. it rtrUt l hhi M 1h' ruimldf ml. Tin nut' of tHrtiiH'iili mill tlimhifiil wink 1 1 an luiitc mu pawn m1 from mir offUv. tipiit-Ml mirk Iihh Ihvii riM.uit'il tn n (H trill I NIMl OUT CllitlMIM'M HW lt- iinil nf ip'iIiik -intirialt MiiUriirlloii. l-'lfd'ii yini" itf mi tut I Mmtlr hi l.u Ki'iH Niitl our ltinliHM uronlhtf nil tlu 1 1 in our r'ronl. . . Our r(iia nn tioot'lnh't)' right. .So t-lutro (ir r ninhiiit.oii. WATTS OPTICAL PARLORS, Oil Willamette St. Madame Dean's rrcrcH FCMAwC Pills. nAFB, BP Tall PI It PJ- mi - Jfil tvlimo AtioM. itm itwri II fuv. HM HuTfl Hm1t! k Uli-iu.n tlur nt-t or fMtiiirjr )rnilMlj. H nt rtw iit tt.rl twr U.i. W ill rtitl ihcnt nit Oil. U- ! mi J fir ti'Mn'liviit, NMmplfvj Krt. 1 1 IV il on lit fnilrt( Kaatl mi uhoiult. 1( VlMir driiRiisl ! Uwt ImwUmu. wttti jruuf 'twill kfBtCU CI., hi M, liKUtar, H. JTHlt .LATEST IN WALL PAPER BASS HUETER .PAINTS Fred Ludford 1K Paint Man Pboo Hod 6411 101 V. sth St. W. H. SMYTH Transfer Comp.tny avlll d.i a general traaafrr buaturaa. u otvl (dr m'c. O orders promptly r ticivdcJ ta Ihew Mala Ve. I'buaw. Knl 4W'.aV Commercial Club Block Phone Main 536 Lumber Shingles Lime Plaster Cement ELMIRA LUMBER CO. Phone Black 51o6 X Yard 4th and Pearl SHERMAN, CLAY GO. 25 E. 9th Street K.rliiu.iy ami Other I'lumm VMvy ami Cotljio Orim A K'xxl pin no will nnrouniKn your Hilhl lo make (ho KreaUHt effort. A fact worth eoiiMiilor ItiK Nil perBon can buy hero for Iohh than you oiiv jirtco lo all. 1'lantiB for rem. C. F, Shaw, Mgr. h f ASTHMA or HAY FEVER. If you auffrr writ at anra and li-arn of aomrtlilna yoo will Ini (ratrful for Uw real of your Ufa D IlLCN IRIC CO. H1I7 Wlllamrtl NU, Kara, Or f? W f3TO.NIGIIT " Ri'iittritiiiP Mu tiik ntinn T. r. v A ak your gin- l B wi-iisaS.'J II BOOK 4TODP I 1 Pnone Red 5111 I St llWCItlllh VOH Tilt. GUARD, cer for Eugene Creamery butter, tf l A SOI D RV nfllfiO!STS FVRTOSt B WK STORE j Black 7241 til THE EUGENE DAILY GUAUD, yIN THE 0 0. A. C. STARTS SAME OLD STORY OF POOR TEAM THIS YEAR O. A. C. ha alarted, through the columns of the state, preiu, Its annual "hard luck" atory, telling how poor the prospects are for Its foot ball lea in this year. This Is getting to be an old "Kag" and very little credit Is given to it among football men. Their object for circulating this report every year Is pre sumably to give their oppos ing teams over confidence, and, prushlhly. to show what a " renin rkiililo development such ami such a coach which they hud secured hud made from such a poor outlook" which perhaps may attract 'a few good men th" next year. McARTHUR SAYS HE'S QUIT ATHLETIC SPORTS "Father of Athletics" at Uni versity of Oregon Has Too Much Business Portland, Sept. 21. C. N. McAr thur, Hieaker of Oregon's IcKlftlature secretary to Governor HenBon, la tell- ltiK all IiIh friend., that ho la out of athletics for good. Such talk from "Tat" McArthur, called the "Kath'-r of Athletic" by all riiiv.THlty of Oreiron studt-nta. cannot be taken seriously the firat time It if. KirunK. for athletics are an natural to htm aa politics, and he taki'K to both like a duck to water. For ten yeara h luis been one of the best known athletic figures In the Mlate. as a player, a wrlier ami or ganizer, and even If he does withdraw from the active eoum-lls of the Hlato 1,'nlvrsily's ntlilellcs. he will be cull ed upon occiiKlouully when hiK qin:s- tloiiH come up. .Mr. McArthur arrntiKcd the first interstate tr:n k meet ttctween W'anh- Inutou ami ir'k",n In 1 mm, when In ciillcne. ami iu later y-urs. while prucilcliiK Inw In I'orrlund, nianui;eil the Oregon-Idaho uume lii 1!M)7 umt the t)renfin-l.. A. ('. tame In I'.MIS. EUREKA, CALIFORNIA. TO GET RAILROAD San Fniiiclwo. Spt. 1 !. fnlalu A. II. Paysou, proHlilciit of the North-wcNh-rn I'lii'lfli. whi-l. U ownd Joint ly hy th Santa Kt and Southi-rn Pa ri fir, hart JiiHt aniioniirtd that thr Kup hw vvi'fii Kitn'ka and SIumuvioiI. a iKMlnni'.. nf I n.r. iiillin will h.. ' and work oi Out line will 13 started I' soon. An appropriation of li.oon.noo ban hri'ii mado to Htart roniriK't ion. I I 1 railroad win open up t no north- wrHtr-rn )art of ru'lfin'iila, and Kivc mraim of traiiHportlnx thr IihiiImt of llumtMililt and thr north roust count yr to markft. IMn otiIv mode of conimunh at Ion at pirsfiil In hy wahEtoi rond and hv water. The proHird roiiHl i in I ion of tho roa I luot born undrr ron-idtT-alhoi for xrwral tar.-t. A month auo t'aptiiln Pay -on wont to Oilraso. w hrn hr utni'd thr ronntnn tlon of tin line lir'toio Prrslciit Itlptry ot thr Sun! Kr and Jit 11 us KrutlArhntit. dlns tor of main triia urn and oprda tlon of thr llarrlmau Hvtrm. A III IHIY I P VAt.U Quick! Mr PrugglMt quick ! A box of Huckb'n'a Arnica Salve Here's a quarter rr the love of Mown, Hurry! Ilahy'a burne,! hlm wlf. trrrluly Johnnie cut hl foot with an axe Mamie's resided Pa ran t walk for piles and my corns aobx. rthe gut ft and axon cured all the family, lis the greatest healer on earth. Hold by W. A. Kukken-dU. Fruit 1 -w aw c U d5 Why pay $200 per acre for. fruit land when you can buy jut as wwl f - M t 1 his lancl is situated five miles from depot. A good level oad all to ll W fr 0nly 50 Per acrc" prising 180 acres'within the last 8 days. Why not come i, i and I , k tl U'e Sld six com' tracts can be bought on timv, small vash payment, balance tol i, ,r . proPosltlon ever with us. These aaa (TN araaw TUESDAY, SEPT. 21. 1903 both of which put several thousand dollars Into the athletic funds of bis alma mater. He also took a leading part In working up the colkge con ference that now rules the six big colleges in the Northwest. He was first elected to the athletic council of Oregon Id 1Su8. He served three years as an undergraduate and ever since his graduation In 1901 he has been the alurnnl niemuer, uems re-electod each venr by the alumni as sociation until this year, when be tauae of his official duties at Salem he has requested the association lo chose another representative. MULTNOMAH WILL PLAY IN EUGENE There has been tomo question among football enthusiasts since the announcement tlmi Oreson and Mult nomah would not play Portland on Thanksgiving day this season.wheth er the loss of the money annually re ceived from this game would make any material difference to this year s finances. Although It Is probable that there will not be so much money on hand at the end of this season as there was last It Is quite probable, especially If the team turns out to be as good as It looks now, that the games with the U. of W. at Seattle and Idaho at Portland will easily draw the crowds that will mnybe more thau make up the one game. When O. A. C. plays here there Is expected to be the greatest crowd that was ever on Kincaid Field. It is known that Portland will bring over a thousand on a special train. There may be difficulty In handling the crowds. Ilesld s the income from the games, 20 er cent of the student body tax goes to football. I'lilllli-s Ib-ut Dctroil Phlhulijlphlu. Si-pi. 2 1. Philadel phia, defealed Uetrolt here yesterday In the final game of the series, mak ing three victories for the home team to one for Detroit. The score was 4 to :i and the game was intensely ex citing. JrfiYii' In I'arN I'arin. Sp I . LM. Janu-a J. .Ti'ffris, 'irrlvt'd hern todiiy m routo to Amer ira. ! iK)kMl in urn, f-mditlnn. Ho' said lit would he wtilini; to fiht In Australia provided ttu American of IVth wri! lmsatNfinMory. CORVALLIS MILL FORCED TO CLOSE foiVHllls. Or., SMt. ID. The Oc cidental Lumber Company, employing 40 men, ri.Mil Its mill hero this morning. penllng a decision of South ern Pacific officials In regard to switching rales. Six dollars a car for switching a distance of less than a tulle Is considered exorbitant by the milling romimny. This Is a double rale, charg'-d by (ihe Southern Paci fic, however, hi-cause of the fact that the I'orvallis & .-astern tracks must be used a iKirtion of the distance. The Occidental mill has been using Mary's river and the Willamette for trausiMirtatlon purposes, but. these streams are two low to deliver logs. m;v iiiiiii.. iit) iuM.iv i iti:i: "Well Irrluation for Small Farms" Is a piiblUannn Just Issued by the tlcliei'al Passenger lleparlne nt 0f iiR Orexon Itallroad and Navigation Co. and Smithern Pacific lines In Oregon. This booklet sets forth In a practi cal, concise way the possibilities for profit of Im-Mi, Nsive Irritation, and should be In the hands of every far mer In Oregon. Copies may be obtained free on application to Win. McMurrny. gen eral passenger agent O. It. & N. and S. P. lines In Oregon Portland, Or. tf VM. McMl'KH VY. .hi. b ZT,IZ Z?" sJSk Srn'-:jA : I LAUUfvt & L b..t it doe. not retail for any more 7 "CtS " nm $J.OO up . . ,, than the product of some of the P V I w&'Kf&ZtX. I SCHWAHZSTHII 1 1 II Bed RockWeU HoHenbeck , McMurphey same'into fn same into 10.20 .Mi: l-lV.i: K' KfZKM.V. IK Oil of Winters,... ThymJ : It reallv se-ius strBe that so mans !awa,hthatisu,idtocure . not be cured In a few days, but there i absolutely no sufferer from eciema whoever' used this simple wd did not find liiu.Hih.ifly th at wond erfully soothing, calm. ol. tion that comes w"hen t ihe itch i s taken away. Instantly upon appl n a few drovs of the wash the remedv tikes effect, the Iron Is allay ed There is no .need of experiment the patient knows at once.. instead of trying to com, , und the oil of wintergreen, thymol. Kb-ine .to. in the right proportions our , selves ve are using a prescription j rt is universally 'eOSD V Prescription, ur -" n n Compoun-i, ltKL .r'y nas given . great confidence In its merits. Drug Co. ; HERE!? You need an Alarm Clock A guaranteed clock for 75 Cts. Other styles up to $1.50 Watts Jewdry Co. C3 ' . 9;h &. Willamette Sts. The Antique Furniture Go. Upholstering, Cabinet Work Keluvng, Malrcsses Made to I rder and Renewed, Expert Carriage Trimmer. AU work Cuarareed Phone Blk 5 19 1 191 E. 8th St. BED ROCK WELL DRILLING Elcvra years experience Any siz; hole J 000 ft limit C. E. G 0 R D I N I E R , 1106VillarJ P.i one Red 512 "The 'Moore' you've had 4 The 'Moore you want." MOORE, The Carpet-Cleaner. Phone lied 681. BUY W00O NOW FROM WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Light and Heavy Haullnf WOOD FOR 8AI.R 04 Wlllaruetie Street, Eoariie, Or CHICHESTER S PILLS ,Ti - I Ash jaar llrwcalat f SsaTC. i'u. i. u, bi b-ia r m,i tAyi T- V. IS DEVOTED TO HER FAMILY ANj A PLEASANT PRETTY HOUSE MAl Protected From the Sun I use sun Proot Mini J and your house will be pro- J ected. Costs no more and J J wear's longer than other paints J Ask for a Color Card Overton Wall Paper and Paint Company id-.ooevenin oi rnone r.ra i id. m i THE NORTH POLE Has been purchased by the Eugene Fuel Company, and is now ready for delivery as follows: 4-foot body fir. per cord $1.50 4-foot heavy slab at, per cord . ?:l.i3 1-foot maple and ash, per cord .$.". 00 EUGENE FUEL CO, 559 Willamette Street Phone Black 2381 S5 No Vacation or Outing is Complete without the help of a A KODAK -VT. I M 2 Have Purchased 919 A a!ld Have Subdivided and An A tl. 1 I A GOOD WOMAN HER HOME HER. LIFE BRIGHT AND HAPPY BUY YOUR. WIFE ONE OF OUR FINE HOUSES IF YOU WANT TO INSURE HER HAPPINESS HILL CREST CQ M. J. DOB YEA, Manager With lark Rodman Cri J ir YOU H.WK HI there Is no reinedv 1 jewelry. It need nul expensive. IF THE QI'AUll JKWEI was as low as the i pretty poor stuff, n you can nx up that 1 spending a little mou elry that anv one m receive und proud to; SM AM Smeed - Hold Aya & Hi Plumb 34 West Phone bUckl We are now in bcl Jttcnd to all Plumbing tlia the fire Good Workman HALL (82, Shi Plawblng and M AUo general Jobb'.l meet iron wort. Iron 1 kttended to. "5arrr full Una of pin Phone Black 171. III in iaiitiifnii