13, 1909
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THE ZUGZXB DAILY GUABD, WEDNESDAY, OCT.
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THE EUGENE DAU.Y GUARD
Gl'AIUi PRINTING CO., IXO.
Ckmrlea 11. Flutter.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 13, 1909
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EVENING w
Life's little day I fading fast; upon tbe mountain'! brow the
sinking sun 1. ((learning red; the shadow lengthen now; tbe twilight
hush cornea on apace, and aoon tbe evening star will light us to those
chambers where dreamless sleepers are. And when the curfew bell
Is rung, that calls us all to rest, and we bave left all worldly things,
at Asrael's behest. O may loft truthful mourner rise and say of you
or me: "Oee Whiz! I'm aurry be la dead! He was a honey bee!
Whate'er his job, f dpi his best, be put on all his steam. In every
stunt be had to do hevas a four-horue team. He thomrht that
man was placed on earth to help his fellow guys; be ni8r wore
a frosty fuce, and balked at weeping eyes; be hard luck pilgrim
always got a bund out at bis door, and any Mend could help him
self to all he had In store; heOled to make his humble borne tbe
gayest sort of camp, till death, the king of boglccame and slug
ged blm la tbe lamp. I don't believe a squarer guy existed In tbe
land, and death was surely off bis base when this galoot was
canned!" , A
O -mw MASON.
Copyright, 1U9, by George Matthews Adams.
the mlnJonal's,hHNT;etlf Vida.
Burley Williams and IIe ul
t PERSONAL t wer ln the city over nig ht
rtnouiUML. ; E j Hrdie of GulliiurJ, Miss, ar
. - - - a r.. last ni?ht.
WW 1 U UVJ h " " .-.olT If.
J. W. Holmes Is back from a trip ., .' .' r, ,,. u.t iflt.
to Klamath Kalis. . " juUg Ne7son was aVtage passen-
J. H. Kemp of Wendllng, was ln Manleton this morning.
Eugene over nigM. Miss Alta Eastham lias returned
W. A. Cox of Blachley. Is In the, Vancouver. B. C. ,
city for a few days. Ed -Whlttaker took the stage this
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yates are borne: moing,or home at Walton.
from Kitson Springs. Dr W W Oglesty came down
U. A. Volck of Junction City, was! f Cottage Grove this afternoon.
In Eugene over night. I M ,A- uatbers of Mri3ns
E. Sujiivan
this mclsRng
t oi juiu,uuu liij, frotn cottage Grove tnw aneiu.
"night. Mrs Ida Mathers of 'Hc,n'fi
wa a stage passenger lgtlng her . F Plank.
foOida. ;, 5Jr, Hawk And daughter, Mi Be-!
rotnrnprt this after-" .P . m trip
Jas. Meyers returned this after
noon from tbe south.
J. R Yarnell Is on a trip to the
the I&i river country.
Miss Rosalie Friendly hasMiturn
ed home from Portland.
Walter Eaton left last night for
Co,' returned Jestetday from a trip
north. . - . , Q .
Mrs. H F. Klllborn has returned
from a several weeks' visit In Norm
Dakota. O , ,
Mts Jennie Rice of Haultton, is iu
Eugene on -her way home from a trip
to Seattle,
-Avvens-rargo express ifjipauy, pnui- 7 -"jy"., nH P r statier leave
fed on page of today s Guard. H ! ' W. Ka v and E C btauer lea
should read the office Is now doing: Friday for bunting trip up the
AVells-Fargo Express Cipany, prlnt-
11000 a month more business than. n mameiie. . p
it did ihls time last vear instead of State Labor Commissioner V. v.
Iioo I Ho,i ls ln the clty ,rom SaIem on
I f iciiff -business.
Joha Stewart and wife ihaveQre
turned from Spokane and Omer
Geo. W.
commission
Dixon, the Olive
merchant, will move to
y4T' "Vols new location ln the Chambers! . ,ahh;r.r and family re-
. There geeras to be no reason why the high schoolftuftnts
should not maintain an organization to promote athletics 'and
publish school paper, providing membership is not compulsory,
and the student who does not care for such things, or is unable
to bear the excise, is liberty toastay outside the association.
Of course, such expenses as are incurred inhese enterprises
should be borne by those who are benefited by them and not be
come a burden Opon the taxpayers.
People sometimes patronize mail order houses because they
thinR tfiey cannot get tbe same goods at home. That business is
a loss "to his trade which the non-advertiser deserves becAise he
does not tell the people through the newspaper what goods he
carries in stock. .
Jhe Ladies' Auxiliary of the Commercial Club will hold an
interesting meeting tonight. , It should be well attended by the
members, whose good work in the past has counted for the ad
vancement of Eugene.
Something like a million dollars has been expended in build
ings and improvements in Eugene this year lis a kind of prelim
inary to the real building boom that will set in next yea(.
...
No good reason why a local business man should sit down
and wait for trade to come when his mail order competitors are
out hustling after it.
It will prove as difficult for Commander Peary to prove Dr.
Cook was not at the North Pole as for either of them to show
conclusively that he was there, ,
Every day that the electric railways delay work'pn their
proposed extensions in the Willamette valley they are losing
monBy.
Not much indicataions of an Eastern blizzard or a tropical
hurricane here in Oregon.
same street Friday or Saturday of
this week. Lee Hoeelton will oc
cupy the room now occupied by Dix
on with his stone polishing business.
Farmers in town today ay this Is
fine weather for the grass and fall
turned to Wendling this alternoon
after a short stay in the city.
Surveyor Ralph Hunt and Jesse
Ayers left on the stage this morning
for Blue River to do some land sur
veying. W. F. Iteburn of the Hoffman
house, left last night for San Fran-
sown grain The grass ls coming up ci 't0 attend ttle convention of the
Tflot nnri what rulii hna haan anvn - . "
fast and what grain has been sown
is turning the sober fields to a bright
green. Everybody ls busy with fall
work and not many have time to
cometo town to do their trading
A dray heavily loaded with barrels
of cement broke down at the corner
of Eighth and Willamette stretes
this afternoon, delaying Btreet car
traffic a few mwiutes. . With -the as
sistance of a dozen men and after
several of the burets had ben un
loaded the team dragged the dray out
of the way of the car
The members of the men's choral
club will be pleased to learn that
most of the new mussc has been re
ceived and will be ready for rehear
sal this evening at the reguhir meet
ing. The interest In the organiza
tion is evidenced by the fact -that
the club has more than doubled in
number since last week. Rehearsals
are held every Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock at the Baptist church.
Part fin rnasit hotel keepers.
D. W. Easton and wife, of New
York, are in the city looking it over,
Mrs. O. S. Knox went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon on a short visit.
A. G. Lucy and wile of Bedford,
are transacting biiness in Eugene.
Mrs. H. D. Norton, of Grants Pass,
formerly of Bugene, arrived here
thlB morning for a short visit.
W. S. Hidden and family, who ar
rived) here a couple of days ago from
Madison, Wis , to make this city
their home, having taken apartments
at the St. Francis, until tie Fisk
flats are completed, they having
rented apartments ln one of 'them.
A CHICKKX PIE SIPPKR.
At Dempster's Hall on Saturday
evening, October 16, from 6 to 9
o'clock, will be served by the Fair-
' mount Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety. Iwentv-five rents! Come!
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SEVERE WINTER IN PACIFIC !NORTNWEST
'Did Indians Say, "Heap Cold Weather,
Squirrels Put Away Many Nuts."
Eggs seem likely to be worth as much as gold nuggets by
mid-winter. .
Its climate is Oregon's best booster.
The Pirate or the Tiger which?
I CITY NEWS :
J. P. Cullcn wus ftnil $10 liy Po
lice Judge llryson this imimlng on a
drunk and disorderly rhargu.
J. W. Zimmerman has engaged ln
the r I esiitie business again hnvlng
oponed an offU-o with the Pngi'ilnt
ery. .
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15. W. Pollock It putting In the
foundation for his residence on dho
south Une of the hutte nt tho hcud
of Willamette street.
Mrs. E. E. DeOou and Mrs. Llsoh-
Kio otliL'r wlux'lutnn came down te
strei'l nl a breakneck puce, on the
siinie slilo of I he H ack he was riding
on mi ! (he first thing llms knew he
wii Hi'wi.vlllm un the ground. His
wheel wus badly Iwtlercd up mid Ills
inco uruiseu and cut.
Malinger I.iimlilrlh. of tho Wlllnm
ette Vloy Co., ncconi.paiiledby Mb
who, muiio un auto trip to Junction
this afternoon lo look after the com
pany's Interests there.
A. H. Hardy, Iho crack sliot, rep
resenting tho Peters Cartridge Co.,
gave aOolhor exhibition of faney
shooting on the south slope ot the
butte thlHnfternoon.
1 n A,l,.n,a W..I 1. t
vuM.uittiuu . Miiiiunv In M Ub V.vu
of the women's clubs.
Ladles,' hnvo your work done at
li. Walknr.
of that city. They :bnve arrived here
and will reside. Donua.
the Saullol Hnlr Parlors, Suite 312 Footlnll game 0,.u,.nn it . r
I. O. O F. Whit, - Temple New Man-! frrZt'LT'S ' u"onV Hlft
ngemeut, phono Main 67B. tt , .,hol Saturday afternoon October
Om
rs. A. It. SweetHcr, Mrs. O. F.
16th, at K I ilea Id Hold: muni. rn.,rt
atwut 2:ao. Admission thlriv.fivo
Stafford and Mrs. W. P. Unynttin are' cents.
ni rorest virove ituenuing ino state mj r
Tho Iiillcs' AnxiQirv will ni...., nn
Wednesilay evenliiK nt l'h ('nuimnr.
rial Club rooms. A full attendance is
requested. A good time promised to
mi uo come. HlruiiKers r.H,i1K-
convention of Women's clubs.
The booster meeting meuA.n
tloued yesterday's t'tiinrd. will be
hold In tne courthouse MonA.- even
ing, beginning O 8 o'clock anarp. q
Goo. W. Taylor has returned home
Two ancient warriors of the Warm
Springs tribe, picturesque figures on
the busy streets of Eugene, laid iu
a heavy supply or blankets, woolens,
and flour nt the Dodge Department
store n few days ago. When asked
why they bought such heavy wool
ens, they said, "Much snow, i-.eap
cold weather." When the sgulrrels
lay away large stores for winter, peo
ple should lake wTmiiin and supply
themselves well for cold weather.
Our busy corner Is Jhe place to buy
for we give you extra all-wool 11-4
blunl.'ts. $7. fit) values for $5.01);
nice soft, cotton iilankets, C5c pair.
Men's overcoats, 15.00 values
$10. 00 $20.00 values for $15.00.
Our grocery department Is full of
bargains. Another cut iu flour.
Mount Hood, extra hnvd wheat flour.
$1.35.
Dodge Department Store,
Corner of 8thand Olive Streets,
Eugene
Invited.
IxiveQf flowers comes Oh
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with his well-drilling outfit and ifljlilghest type of clvllliutlon. Floral
huw iii-iuifu ni uriu wens on suori
notice Iu any part of the city. ol4
A temporary roof of the ornMai-y
lmteut roofing Is being up I lie Os
tium hoiel uuki I'js eonlraeior can
furnish the iWstWi tile galvanlied
Iron.
The W. ('. T. U. HQ-last W.itene
will luiM a mothers ' ineetlng next
Frtilay aflernoon nt Mrs. Ftegnl't
honie on Mui avenue. All friends
are Invll.J
T. 1). Fish nt the numbers' l'n
Inn, has rec-.Mved a rirnniUI'n
orgaulrer from the American Federa
tion of lilior. and will get hurr
ahing that Hue.
iiiiiii vianil am si-iin.1 ,.,-, i,..,i.,..
Terms reasonable, work guaranteed!
ou imleu, bii High st. 0;
Among real estate deals men-:
'"''' l,l,i. Ida.m. Statesman
or la. Sunday, was Hie followlx.- ,
H has. It. Fisher to W. II. IbmUS
whole block In Warm Springs A e
nueldltlou. $4000.
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Franklin Une weo. iT !,. ..m.
iuiiii. ui viSII Ills H S
M.-l-'ailden. He r.veh.V.', t'eleKr'am
morning staling iVf. ... .,
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J lien Is rar-ylug n dl.fUured
ks a result of ..ilihlin; wuh ,'iu-
he i.s rl,llnon
sl reel j,,!
fill.
the 43 Q of .1,-r
slstei .Mrs. Iliishfield. died In Wash
liiKty roiinty, 1-a., .Mvsieriln.v.
lly asprlnt. t:vei n, Tllv.
lor, loclnre Irjhis city was mention
ed In an nliQal paraK,-.,,,h Thl.
tfiiard as oii-i,;-rltiii tonltlit T,,.
governor will be here Friday nu-li.
l;" """'"X a':' t.i i.m cluing
In an in iu in retard to the bust.
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HM)SE FMUENT
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AK you looking for a Louse to
rcntr W b'fli wouM you rather
tic pay rent d let the other
fellow owu the bous-, o.- jmy a
siniill sun; each month and in
time own the house vouQlff
A house iu Kine 'n prettv
goM0mS to own. WtjiJJn't
yon like to live in a pretiV, un-to-i!ato
luinalow, thpt has n'fim.
Wl .. ' . , 1. . 1
jiui:i', M inn; uorrur ; P:i
fie uniirsvjjlat ,n.,:v0
wo.mi living m it, nml feel
tliQuoney yoa nre paying
f.iiu itiouui is going to make
all vjnirs some il.iv? if ;..
ini.uyJ,- nice tiling to(M&, ,LM,r
own l.ome.O'liolJill iVrJstWm.
1 '(iii.i ran miow von How to
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v uu ii j i .m ,i. i - .iryea,
nt .lack Kotlman's'oi'fi
all
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tlo it.
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.u.ineK liotimaa's ottuv. v., w
West Kightl. Voot, a.ul l,t iu,,,
lell you about it.
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night, lie was rldaig 'purely when Uess dene by tho local office of th
Hot Water McDonalds)
no use postpofts the us? of h0',La; ' oOrOrff V
ter bottle when Mi can get a guaranteed v'w" a-jT ;
Qu9rubber goods are all the tJest qual- ' VillOCOjatCS a
Ity. They are sold to us under a Dositlve . received.'' rt.. .
guaraniie an dthat ls tne way we sen um fc j maker. ft
. fo you.Money cheerfully re unded on any, Ltonlons NoHct S? h
) purchase lnij.r store that if pot-MtUfaa. . tow Hpl Q tc- att
&' V : "'. t? A 'B?andy.fom Bc to $0), '
(FALL WINDS: ARE TIOTING TO A
Q C6ENSITIVE SKSn o
We have a full line of high-grade toilet creams.
J.isJnntV PnM Prnam ......
nuuiiui o um w w . a
DeMirador uoia uream, :oc ana
Bowers' Rose Cold Cream
Bowers' Benzalino Cram ..?.
Bowers' Cuti-Cream '
rttnd's Honey andMmond Cream j
Hot House Violet, the new Toilet Water "" :"i
Brooiside Talcum (the largest, can on the market) good talcum
lightfully perfumed ' ,
SouPKiss Perfume, per ounce
BOWER.S DRUG GOi
LEADING DRUGGISTS
Corner 9th and Willamette Sts.
Phone Mti j
NEW TODAY
LOST Mrs. J. W. Miller lost a Re
beca pin on tLs street yesterday
abount noon. Will the finder
please retujn It to the Guard of
fice. The pin has the initials of
J. W. M. on it. ol5
FOR SALE Lots in Falrmount.
Close to car line and school. $300.
See owner at 255 East 9uh or
phone Red 1721. ol6
FOR SALE CHEAP -roon. house
and 3 lots; corner 12-th and Pearl.
Two blocks from car line. Three
'blocks from hlsh school. Enquire
of Mrs. O. K. Goodwin, 760 Pearl
St. o20
LOST A bunch of keys on Coburg
road between Eugene and Arnii-,
tage residence. Finder leave at
Guard office and receive reward.
via
WAXTjED One or two ladies to j
share expense of renting steam-1
heated flat. Address A. B. C, cf
Guard office. al4 '
FOR SALE Lots on Stuart avenue
close ln, 5400; see owner at 255
East 9tili or phone Red 1721. ol5
FOR RENT. OR SALE An Al farm
of 378 acres; a char.ee to make
some nloney. For particulars ad
. dress P. O. box 201, Eugene, Or.
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LOST Pair of In,
gloves at Aloia,
evening. perKI ;
please leave it
TO SBLL-Aiiii
troit, 30 H. p, J
one; macmneliJ
uon. mis It i
medium w
Presto llrhr i',.,l
from gimriimMi. J
er wants a lirpl
stration will re
car's efficient;
Room 13 First:
FOR SALE Tot I
1200 pound!,
street.
Murpheys
acket 1
SILK BOWS
We are
iffl selling all
bows at . .
our Silk
IQc
WIRE CLOTHES LINE
A 100-foot Wire Line at
our price 20c
. POTATO MASHER
A good wire one for 5c or
10c. Have also tht solid
wood.
DIPPER
o The most sanitary dipper
issfiQss. Our price ... 5C
WRITING PAPER
Don't pay 35, 50 or 6pc
for box paper when you can
get a choice article from us
for 25c. and 30c. Stop in
and see them.
TABLETS
Tablets of all
kinds, the 5c
scratch tablet to
the I Oc Linen.
and 1 2c choice
Bond.
CURLING IRONS
Rmall one .Q Kp.
Large one QcS
HARMON!
mi'4
A very i
A dandy for ....j
LINEN COLl
All MEn, Boys'
plain Collars...
BATH m
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Special sale, !
dozen. A de
Thev are 20x361
want you to seel
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Bailey &
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Will tt.S .yhi-.- Di.i.
O o csl otn and Uiive bts.
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