Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 21, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-HjEUGENE DAILYwGPARD. TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1009 THREE H00. HOOS AI FtEW AMBEROLS RECORDS Selections played by the U. S. Marine. Sousa's, Edison's Concert and London Military Bands. Victor Herbert's Orchestra, Venetian Trio. The world's greatest soloists and comedians. Have you been to the sea chore ll E GROVE SEPT. 25TH of school tablets just re- line HEAR OURS FIRST iol Supplies ccived: . wMViatinn tablets win ewi""r r . Ute spelling blanks due scratcn iauiui LpencH tablet tiers Tablets 5& 10c 5c 5c 5c 10c 10c doz 5& 5& 10c 2 for 5c 5c L crayons colored 5c jjcap paper, Ink, Mucilage, raste also have Highland linen tablets, J envelopes. Fine box papers at and 50c per box. or mountains? Bowers CUTI-CR.E AM is Healing and soothing to tender or irritated skin. Will remove freckles, tan and sunburn. Ladies will like it because gloves can be worn immediately after applying to the hands. Cuti Cream is especially fine for gent lemen's use after shaving. Take a bottle on our guarantee. Price per bottle 25c ..s Bowers Drug Co. Cor. 9th and Willamette Phone Main 62 Goods delivered free of charge to all parts of the city 8 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 44 4-4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 44 KOA1) TO ACME OPEN FOR TEAMS VittLUAMS. Lat M railroad ! Lu tmsehold j As some of the people coming to jttrocKry, or any- ! r wrence nave ueeu ueceiveu, i wihu aiiiiioa and pipe 1 to state that the road Is open (or iimtettion. Rates ' teams to Acruo. kluiireof Williams jolo FRANK KNOWLbb. k'.Hiin 551, or Fra-1 ffice,Black 2861. tf I Dr. .Inrvis, eyesight specialist, 2d r floor, White Temple. Glasses fitted. Satisfaction Kunrnntoed. tf AHK YOU I'HIIx.VXTHKOPIC? Let a student ao tne work, he needs the money p.nd yua need the help. Help for odd jobs or regular light employment suppMej by the University Y 11. C. A. No fee. i'hone or write the secretary of Y 11. C. A. at the Dormitory. siTi 50.000 post cards Jut received ai the l'rogii'ss, 1 cent each. All Ku irene views. DR. CHESHIRE EMPLOYED BY UTAH CONSTRUCTION CO, Will Be Superintendent of the Emergency Hospital for In jurca Railroad Laborers Lumbermen's Organization Will Have Big Doings in the South Lane City There will be bis thins; ilolnc In the lumberman's fraternal order known as the Hoo Hons, at Cottage llrove on Septemln'r 2fth. when they will hold one of their cnr.oatentions. r. N. Rosenberg, holding in the order the title of Vke (ierent Snark, what- ver that is, says the town be deliver- e.i in a chunk to the visitors, and the uemlioi's of the order of Hoo Moo In he city and vicinity are gjing to strain an effort tj make history of this meeting. At this time a number of local lum bermen and dealr-rs expect, t.n cuter the mystic portnU of lloo tlooism. uu! are at litis time screwing up the net e.-sary courage to brave I Ik .-e owls )f tl:e nii;ht. tome twen;y kittens ire being prepared f.)r t lit slaup-.ler. ib.mt ten of v!i. !il arc fr :n tills city. The neccs-aiy instrun-ents of t-M'P.ire .viil be as.-crniilt ,1 in Wond'r.uu ball, vlicre the round- of merr -:)i.il;ir will ensue long into the night. a: when the I'.tvj Ilo.i boots it means ;ome rn 'till'. The . rdcr Includes practically all who are engaged In lumbering ir Its iniicediale coii.ie; i:in an i side lines. J. E. Patten. o g-Mittlo. wl'-ft Carries the title of Supremo Itojum around in his vest pocket Inn been advised of .his meeting and invited to attend and bring his mystic oracle, as well as a couple of hew rack and pinions. K. B Cole, of the West Coast Lumber man, will be here with bells, to say nothing of many others of more or less prominence from all over the .Northwest and California. The hall will be crowded to the doors and wlbhout doubt this will be ne cf the important, meetings to be hold hero. Western Oregon. OUR NEW Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo and everything new in music is now on display. LAWRENCES ROACH MUSICHOUSE 62 W 6th St. Phone Black 1 02 KILLED ON HIS WAY TO EUGENE Pat McCartney Falls Off Top of a Coach on Pas senger Train First Semester Begins Sept 2fst, 1909 ool of Music aiversity Sen aogh musical education offered from the rudiments to the highly finished work rctrt performer. Dr. V. I,. Cheshire, of this citv. ! has accepted the position of superin 1 ti'iideril of the emergency hospital es tablished by ihe I'tah Construction Company on the route of the Nniion extension. He left for the scene ol his new duties this morning, and expects to he gone until about the I first of October. After that he will j go back and forth as occasion de ! mands. The Ceneral hospital of Kti- 7 gene has the contract to care for all f.the company's Injured men, but they k , him ran-ii uu uy nr. v-nesn- ire at the emergency hospital. Instructors l! NOW OX A STKIKK 1 THEORY M. Morgan iauid Sherwood) ftfta Campbell Dierke and -"'Ban j '? Studio Miss Ina Watkins (Graduate U. O. School of Music, pupil of Miss Morgan.) Studio Residence. 95 West Fifth Btreet. Miss Nell Murphey, Mus. B. (Drake University Conservatory, pupil of Miss Morgan.) Studio Residence. 273 West Tenth street. Miss Ethel Evans, Mus. B. (McMlnnvllle College Conserva- wj; pupil of Miss Morgan.) Studlo-Residence, 108 East Thir teenth street. VOCAL CULTURE AND SINGING Miss Eva Stinson, Mus. B. (Pupil of Mrs. Hillman Smith, Sweet Ilrcnneman. liachellor.) University Studio. VIOLIN Mrs. Susie Fennell Pipes (Pupil of Spltzner, Splerlng.) Res. and University or other information apply to instructors or Irving W, Glenn, Dean Millions of Stomachs Itefiinc (o Their Work rroiierly. do All over this broad land -million? ; of stomach c-wners are beln-g held in I humillaMng subbM-:i;in just, becatts.1 they are so stubborn that they will : not acc-pt a fair, square and broad I niinde J offer. I Life Is short for till of lis: it will be shorter for those who let their stomachs go from h.-id to worse. The lied Cn ss Drug Cj. hai a famous proscriptinn called the Mi-o-na and they believe so thoroughly in Its remarkable curative power that they say to every owner of n dis tressed stomach that they will guar antee Mi-o-na tablets to cure acute or chronic Indigestion and all stom ach aliments or money back, and Ihe price Is only 50 cents a box. And' still there are stubborn people right In Kugene who won't accept this offer but continue to suffer from Ran on the stomach, bekhinn of soni food stomach pains, foul breath, diizlness. biliousness and headaches Just be causeJust because that's all, there is no other reason. Mi-o-na tablets stop dyspeptic ag ony n five minutes; they euro obsti nate oas-s of Indirection and turn the old stomach Into a new one In a few weeks or money hack. z $6000 3 "Hid la p lor 3 Ivo page ad in Sept. J 8th fssua of the Saturday Evening rctby the parkcr pcn Q,f tclling wraythcir "Lucky Curve" '"untam pen is the best on the market. Ten days -free trial of any pen. Insured year. Their Ad for one vJlUUV Our Window yonr work, they feed themselves. We sell them Ner-coppernoll JEWELRY CO. 542 Willamette Street HY0MEI Cures catarrh or m uiey back. Jnst breath" it in- Compb to outfit, including iniuilcr$l. Extra bottles Wto. Druggiirta. r.i:K iioisk. Situated opposite freight t!eiot and West end of t!npot park. Kootnt all newly furnish' d and outside i rooms in single or iuiu 01 i u. three rooms. With or without board, prices rea- anralile Special tales to famines. traveling tourists or parties. i. N) SPECIAL hoilon & Jenkins, ladles' hatters. nr(, re'civlng daliy consignments of goods for their fa'. I trade. The Tory . . . i .. t lii'.nil n life rtestifnfl hat will I P-in- l P'. Anr-unco- ?nd $1 00 Irr niPnf of niK-niiic il appear laior. M.'dfind, Or., Sept. 2. Pnt Mc Carthy is deiid its th rt'sult of try ing 1o heat his way on a Southern I'ai'ilic train froni Medford t Ku griu. MfCartht-y, who lias nvn ouo of tho roust nu'tion n;in on thv city roscrvoir and on ntnrt wmk in MimI-! ford for tlio past mx munlli, in com pany with Thomas Curt in, am. hr lahortM. started Saturdny own inn for Kimono, and instt nd of ridinr; In ihe car they climbed on top of a roach of train No. 14, that left Bed ford Into Saturday evening. As both wre under the Influent of liquor friends tried to persuade them to not to try to ride In ho dangerous a place, but they insisted. Curtin has not. been heard of sinue, but Sunday forenoon the engineer of train To. 15 saw a man lying by the track just north of Gold Kuy. He had bin right arm crushed to a pulp near the shoulder, his left hand was cut off at the wrist, and his head wus badly bruised. He was placed aboard the trnln and brought to Medford and taken to a hospital, where bis man gled arm was removed at the shoul der and his other arm stump dressed. Ho was unconscious hen 1und niic) remained so until his death. It Is supposed that hr fell off t he car. struck an embankment and rolled back on the track. McCartney bad do relatives here and It is not known where he came from. THE QUALITY SCHOOL I The Best Business Training Is Not Too Good for You OUR SCHOOL GIVES YOU THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE EFFICIENCY TO BE DERIVED FROM A BUSINESS ED UCATION. The past few years have seen a wonderful advance in BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS. Business men demand more HIGHLY-TRAINED more EXPERT office assistants than ever before. The MODERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS IS ESPECIAL LY FITTED TO MEET THIS DEMAND. MODERN EQUIPMENT, MODERN METHODS and HIGHLY SYSTEMATIZED COURSES OF STUDY under the CAREFUL PERSONAL INSTRUCTION and CRITICAL OBSERVATION of the PROPRIETORS of the SCHOOL make your SUCCESS ASSURED. Write, Call or Phone for Particulars 67 E. 9th St. PhormMain 666 ard to Satisfy Ask any dealer in timber or dimension stock which manufacturer of vehicles is the most difficult to satisfy. The answer will always be the same x.VTi iiii ti:ms vor. An Mirny A Kiikih Itcjvdrr Know Too Wi'll. Kant Mu'h f'r-1. tf W'fien tho kldni'VH bth Hlk, Niifure ti'll you all alxnit It. The urine Is nntiirp'B silfiil;ir. iDfrwinent or too fntjiiern Hcton. Any urinary trouble telw) of kidney lll. Doan's Kinney I'll Is cure afl kidney UK Kosene Trtpl testify to "this. U Honney, 459 Olive Kunene, Ore., anys: "I hare nulfera from trackarhe for a Rood many years The kidney seretiomi were lrreKiilnr In action, unnatural In appearance and a tnorce (if much annoynime en hhIii11.t at nlclit when my rest war broken. I tried many remedies bin obtained no relief until I procured Doan n Kidney I'lilx at W. K. lLn no' drim More. Afler I bad ti ed one Imx I riselved urent rellcr and on miitlntiltig them nil my troubles (lis aiinenred. i take great pleasure In, expreliist my lnifn of Itoan'H Kid- ney film. Kor wile by nil dealer". I'rlie r.o renin. KoMer-.M ilbu rn ' '., Huflalo New Vork, sole nttenta for tne I ' u i r .-. J SlateH. Remember the name- Ivian's-take no other. A 111 H7lA II IX TOWN' Ills name Is "bad roiiKh.'' J! doesn't care for gold or silver, hut he will steal your health away. If he apjwars Ui your house arrei.t him at once with Mallard' Horehound Ayr up. It may mean consumption If you don't. A cure for all coughs, colds and chest troublis. Price 25c. 50c bottle. Kor sale by Mlion DrtiK Company. He will tell you further that the Studcbakera buy the very bwt vehicle timber obtainable and refuse to accept anything that fall btlow their unusually high standard. Same way with steel and iron and paint and varnish. Given such materials, fashioned into vehicles by skilled StuJe baker workmen, is it any wonder that more Studebaker vehicles are sold than any other make in the world? We Sell and Guarantee the Studebaker D. B. LABBE & SONS, Hardware 44-50 E, 9th St. Phone Black 507 1 The K'liree- f'i earner) pays the j hlKhct pri" e fnr sweet cream, and i ..ls I'S butter f-r Ihe hllthcxt Ice. j It does not reran lor any mon th nroiluct it some 01 in' An A No. 1 dairy an stork g but i hnn cheaper rreiilli' Ask your gro cer 'for Kutfi i.e Creamery htltter. tf rm consisting of 5 2 ' a'gj s ri ur telle! from K'lKene. Fine iand for fruit and (train. $2! :r acre. Call or iddrens owner, 'li'i East 11th street, Kugene, Ore. t' j The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eugenr, Q.e. Capital and Surplus $200,000.00 Wc. would Irke to have your banking business whether large or small. ' o Safety Deposit boxes. Place your valuable papers in one of our heavy steel boxes in our secure steel and concrete fire proof vaults. The annual outlay of $2.00 will protect you from fe or theft. Open 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. !