Eugene daily guard., October 13, 1909, Image 3

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REMOVES
L .land ol the skin la employed in tho necessarjLivork of
toth even texture, jwftening and cloaasing it, and regulat
es THE EUGENK DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY, 0C& 13, 1909
THREE
P0'. .... hHiaa. This i3 done by an evaDr.r,nin tvZ i
Ch uoeHo continually day and night. When the blood
th humors and acids aOertain percentage of thes.
; S with the natural evaporauon, -nd their sour, fierv
Sflunes the skin, and dries up its Wtural oils, cttUaini
.mtosorsome itching rasher hard scaly skin affection
rubles of every kind b neutralizing the acids and
r ftom the blood. 8. S. S. cools the acid-heated circu-
n to its normal strength and thickness, multiplies iti
SSusclrt, and enriches it in every way. Then the skin,
"Tted and diseased by the exuding acrid matter, it
rnd softened by thls co,oUnS- healthy stream of blood
of blood purifiers, expels all foreign matter and surely
... Tetter. Salt Rheum and all other diseases and
Ma It removes pimples, blackheads, and other un
Jroni the skin and assists in restoring a pood -olejdon.
wies and any medical advice desired free to nil who write.
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3 HISRIVAL
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tfaWHis Allegations Upon the
Testimony of Eskimo
Boys
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New Wk.O.iMS. The following
statement of t W.mande- Robert E.
I eary. which he sulnultWl. together
with the aci0iian.vifi map. to the
vdr Arctic Club. In support ot iuf")
contention that Dr. Frederick CookT
utu not reach the north pole, is now
made public for the first lime. The
statement and may have been copv
rij&tecl by the Peary Arctic Club:
biguod statement of Pearv, linrt
leU' i!t;JIOn' Uul'l and llcnson in
regai to the testimony of Cook's
two JVklmo boys:
"The two EskimoHovs, I-Touk-a-Shoo
and Ali-Pc-l.ee. who acromna
nied Dr. Cook while he was aw;v
from Annatook in Huts and ISO.
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large or small.
Safety Deposit boxes.
your valuable papers in one of our heavy
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he annual outlay of $2.00 wularotect you
or theft.
Open 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
$200,000.00
were questioned scparatolv and in
dependently, and were corroborated
by Piuukpali, the father of one of
personally familiar wLUi the first
third and the last third Tit' the
ney
"To go more into details, one of
the boys was called in and. with a
chart on the tablo before him, was
asked to shuw where he had gone
u LIES. LULU SHEPARD
State President of the V. C. T. i'., who speaks at the M. E. church to
night and at the Presbyterian lunch tomorrow night. Daniels' orchestra
will furnish the music.
eir jour-
No trouble at all to ,
brighten an oil painting,
the colors of which have
grown dingy by age and
exposure.
With a clean sponge
apply cold water in
which a little Ivory Soap
hasbeen dissolved.
cThe same treatment
will materiaKy improve
the appearance of the
frame.
Ivory Soap
99 Per Cent. Pure-
with Dr. Coiilt. This he did. polnt
lns out wltliQils finger on the map,
hut nut making any marks en It.
"As he went out the other boy
came in and was asked to show where
he had gone with Dr. Cook. This he
did. also without mnkliiK any marks,
ind indicated the same route and the
bailie details as did the first boy.
When he was through i'anikpah, the
father of I-Took-a-Shoo, a very in
telligent man, who was in the party
of Eskimos that came back with Dr.
Cook from the southern end of ,'an
sen strait, who is familiar as a luin
ter with the Jones Sound lesion, and
who has been In command In Pcarx's
various expeditions for Id years,
came in and iudlcated the same loca
tions and details S did the two boys
ry, so they were able to take but a
few things from theiiO'aches.
"From heriQthcft went southwest
along the coasi of lleibergland to a
point indicated on the map as Svor
drup's Cape Northwest. Krom here
they went across the ico, whiciVwas
level and covered with snow, offer
ing good going, to a low island which
t'ney had seen frunt the shore of
lleibergland at Cape Northwest. On
this island they camped for one
sleep. The size and position of this
Island as drawn by the first boy was
criticised by the second boy as being
too large and. too far to the west, the
second boy calling the attention of
the first to the fact that the position
of the Island was more nearly In line
with the point where they had left
nd let
fv you
lautiiul
IkcLens
UG1LE HARD
ie Optician
pan Mock
Imettc St.
WITHOUT UNES
oNIN THE LENS
It uied to be true that bifocal
glasses were troublesome, and
old looking, and trying to the
eyes. It is NOT trtfts o f
KRYPTOKS the new bifor&ls
that look and wear like plain
glasses, but give perfect near-and-far
vision. ,
Kveryfjlng in the
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for public school or
University students.
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First boy was brought In again Helbergbnd (Cnpe Northwest) and
me- cuaimei ueiweeu ituiuuui iiigiieu
land and Ellefringnes land. This
criticism and correction was accepted
by the first boy. who started to clAnge
the position of the Island? but was
stopped, as Commander Peary had
giveo instructions that no more
changes or erasures were to be made
in tho route as drawn by the Eskimos
on the chart.
"From this island they could see
two lands beyond Sverdrup's Elle-
frongneB and Amundringnes lands.
From the island they tourneyed to
ward the left-hand one of these lnndjj
( AniundritiKiies land) passing a
small Island, which they did not visit.
Arriving at Amundringnes land the
F.sklnuis killed a deer, as indicated
on the chart." ,
ami hen with a -pencil he traced on
the map their route, members of our p
party writing upon the chart where,!
according to the boy's statement,
they had killed deer, bear, some of
their dogs, seal, wifrrua and musk
oxen. The second .boy was then called
In and the two went over the chart
together, the second boy suggesting
Borne changes, as noted hereafter.
Finally Panikpaii, Ohe father, wbb
again called In to verify the details
of the positimis of the route with
which he was personally familiar, j
Tell Course Cook Took
"The narrative of the Eskimos is
as follows:
"They, with Dr. Cook, Francke
and nine othc Eskimos, left Anna-
took, crossed Smith Sound to Cape
Sabine, slept in Commander Peary's
old house in Payer Harbor, then
went through Rice Strait to Buchan
an Hay. After a few marches
Francke and three ICsklmos returned
to Annatook-. lr. Cook with the oth
ers then proceeded up Flagler Bay,
a branch of ifuchanan Bay, and
crossed Kllsmere land, through tho
WherPshown positive and reliable proof that a certain"
..remedy had cured numerous cases of female ills, wouldn't O
any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy would 0
also benefit her if suffering yth the same trouble ?
Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Hoc! Hanks, Miss. ""Words nro lniuli'nunto to express whnt
I.ydki 10. l'inUliiim's Yot;i'tii!ilo Jomioiini lms done for mo. I
sul't'ereil from iv female, tli.seuso and weakness which tho doc
tors said was caused by a lilirold tumor, and 1 commenced to
think there wni no help for inn. I.ydiu K. I'inUlmm's Yesretalilo
Compound mum) mo a well woman nfter all other menus had.
failed. My friends are all asking what has helped mo sOmuch,
Htid I irladly recommend. I.ydiu E. Pinkham's Vrgotnblo Com
pound." JHrs. Willio Kdwards.
Ilampstcitd, Maryland. "Uoforo tulOiiR- I.ydiu K. Pinkham's
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bo ou my foot half a day wQliout 8uf luring. Tho doctors toldo .
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Piukhnm's Vegetable Compound has done naoro for me than all
the doctors, and I hope this valuable iedicino may eomo .
tho lunula of ftiany more suffuring women." M rs. Joseph H.
Dundy.
We will pay a handsome reward to any person who will
proveto us that these letters are not genuine andtruthful
or that either of these women were paid in any way for
their testimonials, or that the letters are published without
their permission, or, that the original letter from each did
not come tp us entirely unsolicited.
What more, proof can any one ask ?
For 80 yer LydU E. Pinkham's Vefreteble
Compound baa been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Hade exclusively from roots and herbs, and
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mmMm, Pinkham invites all sick women
tm to write her for advice. She has
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."What Dr. Cook Says
Cleveland, O., Oct. 12. "It is the
same old story," said Dr. Cook to-
night, when shown. the statement is
( sued by Commander Peary, together
jwith the map accompanying it.
I "I have replied to the points rais
ed a dozen times,' he continued.
valley pass at the Head or r lagier ..The 1)linglle,i i,y Commander
B.iy, Indicated by Peary in 18'JS, and .eary in ltsef indicates that the Ks
utilized by Svenlrup in 1899, to the klmog llnve respected their proml.'O.
0 first Semester Begins Sept 21st, 1909 o
t 0i n 4 4 ir nni-
Bversiiy ocnooi oi wiibit
m muaical educafion offered from the rudiments to the highly finished work
P performer. ... '
Instructors
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JD THEORY
A. Moraan
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' and Sherwood)
"r studio
ha Campbell
W Studio
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Mi8 Ina Watkins
(Graduate U. O. School of Music,
pupil of Miss MoWn.)
Studio ReskOre, 95 West FiftiJ
Q street.
Miss Nell Murphey, Mus. B.
(Drake University Conservatory,
n..n n Ml.. Mnrean.)
Studio Re.Once. J7JWesQ
Q'enth street. Ci0
Miss Ethel Evans, Mft. B. nQ
(g5MtMlnnvllle College Conserva- 0
Btudio Ilesldence, 108 East Thir
teenth street.
VOCAL CULTURE
AND SINGING
Miss Eva Stinson, Mus. B.
(Pupil of Mrs. Hlllrtan Smlrtv
Hrenneroan ji:juor.;
L'niTersltX SUIiio.
Sweet
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MrV Susie Fennell Pines
Spltzner. S(lur)ing.l
ind I'nlvrslt
(Pupil (
Fs or otheoinformatico apply Q instructors or
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IrviifW. Glenn, Ban i
head of Sverdrup's Bay Fios.ru, on
the west side of Ellesmereland,. Their
route then lay north through this
fiaord, thence north through Sverd
rup's 'Heureka Sound' and Nunsen
Strait.
"On their way they killed musk
oxen and bear and made caches, ar
rtvingoeventually at a point on the
west side of Nunsen Strait, (shore
of Exelhelbergland of Sverdrup), to
the south of Cape Thomas Hubbard.
A cache was formed here and the
four EsOmos did not go beyond this
point. Two others, Koulootingwuh
I and Inughito, went on one more
march with Dr. cook ana ine two
bovs, helped to build a snow Igloo,
and then returned without sleeping.
"These two Eskimos brought back
a letter from Dr. Cook to Frnencke,
dated March 17. The wo men re
joined the other four men who hud
ed to Anoratok. nrlvlng May 7.
been left behind, and the six rettirn
This Information was obtained, not
from the two Eskimo boys, but from
the six men who returned and from
Fraencke himself, and was known to
us in the summer of 1908, when the
Roosevelt arrived at Elah. The in
formation is inserted here as sup
plementary of tho narrative of both
boys.
"After sleeping itUthe camp where
the last two Eskimos turned back,
rf fnnlr wot,, in a northerly nr
northwesterly direction with the twO
sledges and 20 odd dogs, one more
march, when they encountered rough
Ice and a lead of open water. They
did not enter this rough ice nor cross
the lead, but turned westward or
southward and returned to Helberg
latul at a point west of where they
ha left the cache and where the
four men had ned back. Here
thev remained four or five sleeps and
during this time Shoo went back to
cache and got his gun, wnicn ne
left there, and a few Items of
supplies. After Ming Informed
of t3) boys' narrQvi: thus far, Com
mander Peary suggested a series of
ouestlonOo the boys In regard to
. . r l..n.l , anA .t.n
lUIB ITI!! M Hill III'' mii'l n.iu . - - -
to It The questions und answers are ,Wney nacQ
fit- 't Is sotT
CtosmmI Xo Open Water.
made to me, that they would, not give
any information to Peary or his men.
The Eskimos were Instructed nut to
tell Peary or any of his party of our
trip over tho Polar sea. They were1
told to Bay we had been far north.
They have kept their word.
Kskilllim' Replies Twisted
"Mr. Whitney has said that during
the cross-examination conducted by
Commander Peary and others of his
expedition the Eskimos did not un
derstand tho questions put to them
or the map which was laid before
them. Their replies have been twisted
to suit a perverted Interest.
"I will not enter Into any argu
ment about the matter, but. will
bring the Eskimos to New York nt
my own expense, nnd they will prove,
ns did Mr. Whitney, fjtl I have claim
ed." Dr. Cook would not consent to go
over tho details contained In Air.
Peary's statement further than the
hitter's remark that "the Eskimos
arc only too willing to say something
they think will pleuse their questioners."
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Tryoi? to kill the catarrh germs?
Might Just as well try to kill a cat
with fresh milk.
Sticking a piece of chewing gum:
In Ohe upper left hand corner of the!
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You can't kill the germs that cause
catarrh utile. you get where they
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You can get where the germs are
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by leading
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"Did they cross much open leads or"'u""s :, -' ..
much open water during this tlmerf"'""'" rf- ' Cures sore throat,
inn ii coughs and colds.
DM they make uSry caches 0Q oilnll llZQ tir'thmatu"?.-
lh"DidhevSk!'ll' any"'bearQr seal lf"-'rer. 1 k"ow, '' experience that
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Oct. 9th
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Mrs. S. S. Marquis,
O Eugene
druggists J
outfit. ln-(W
"With hovTkanuy shft' s dldlhey
travel? Answer, two.
dogs am inc entive r
have j
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7t since using llyomH hd any re-
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Ansuer. did not reirmiPT exn,
something uiki viiveniy.
I but
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t wo
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they came , Rch, Icl' liinif, and cures nil stomiicli (lis-
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