Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 13, 1909, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text-QO CtoNff SISTER - . THE EUGENE DAILY OUASlCsATTJEDAY wnv n inno I GREAT CUSTOMS I ' r UUI Wota. I know woman's luffertuO BMMtlMl. wouuui'aailrawit.. lw.. iTi? !" from womso'iiuHirliiM. What w2 "" m?iers,,u'1 UMriMW. w. know kJi,,' Th" .m" now know Hut mj h.n.7r,Lrf doctor- our. for LMcontoM uu "d kj MaMUU Mufcu to our .ii 1 "( fanw, frtt to prove to you that n " " Tounwlf attorn. . I J 7?" "r ur.lr. Remnnbisr, that.rt iu .l , iZT NINE uaa. nouDuiDar, (OaC.ri mat Mai . cawo. or !, .Ko,'Si',5 Lu. will "' TOJ0lr oon V F!vT 1 will nd too tho treatment for icmrc-.... rntlr-l,- fr- i r.r"Zi."u Vuu. -,-. 1 unil mi. hu ml rl m- WV"MMlit n. -I" .... wrap- iSTrltton. ihowln, whr women .oltwmd how the, canS ".h.ii '"rir .)nlrt hare it. end lm to Mat far ainilt Th lT..7.J?,J L,'"l" i nail . i -"r fcl ISf wraan.boald hare it, ud ln to ItM hr tariij. Th-n wh th.dtetrZI r'3 openrtlon," jou can decide for yourself. Thousand of womenha oSS fc3mr hmr.ra Jy. Honre. .II M H Hc. To Molten ,1 0iOt., I wllUxplaT. T ..ii which aDMdlly and effoctually curea Iucorrhn. i5i a icrt'r ? LJjr Menstruation In young Lodloa, Plumpnees and health alwaj, rauitaf rSi lira. I can refw yon to ladles of yonr own locality who know anrl hii i.ji. f.4f -that thu mt Imtaut really cum all women's disease, and makn women wr. I S drW '' "V.W th ''I00 K",'!."'" treatment toyour. atao M tffday. as you may not sue thla offur again. Addrma FRAUDS UNCOVERED Government Defrauded by Un dervaluation ofrt KASPARILLA tiis sterling household remedy Is mcao -ntcessfully prescribed for a "world ol voubles." For derangements of the di . -stive organs it is a natural corrective, operating directly upon the liver and ali mentary canal, gently but persistently stimulating a healthful activity. Its beneficial influence extends, however, to every portion of the system, aiding in the processes of digestion and assimilation of rod, promoting a wholesome, natural appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad breath, irregularities of the bowels, con stipation and the long list of troubles directly traceable to those unwholesome conditions. Kasparilla dispels drow ness, headache, backache and despona ency due to inactivity of the liver, kidneyu and digestive tract. It is s'.rengtnening tonic of the highest value. if it fails to satisfy we authorize all i ;alers to refund the ". ;hase price. (, Ioyt Chhmical Cc t j Hand. Orcgor) Goods asninpt.tn v.. , . m. verbal reimr ' - T' "n no, n Jra,3"7 Ma?;vh fhls after- J,lari0I D Vries, of the nJ JLn del,ut' assistant attor Sf, f,ral tne new Custom. t l,'J l, earned that ,he Uni ted states had been getting the worst oi It In the matter ot customs rev enue at the leading ports of entrv on tion and improper administration at New ork. which "have caused the bv.uuieni to lose millions of dol lars, is now added a story of under valuation affecting imports entering hi i!" Fr:,IU'isco- 'he losses from which are tremendous, althouirh no actual figures have been given. Overhaul Kvcry Custom Mouse. nlth the latest knrnvin.i,., ;K.iuiiuS losses suffered liv the lreasury on gmids coming into the country from both sides. Mr. Mae Vaiigh is aroused more than ever to l io necessity for a thorough house cleaning with respect to the whole customs service. There is to be an overhauling of affairs in every ciistom-honsn In ih country, those on the inland lakes to ue ueivea into as well as those loca ted at ports on the seaboard. When the housecleaning is completed, which will he as soon as possible con sistent with thoroughness. Uncle Sam will add annually to his strong box millious of dollars that hereto- iore nave been kept from him by dis- uuuesi., lax memoas and undervaluation. . fcHOXS WANTED I A H AMI'S ItrtEAIVirl ESCAPE. hall site. Will be recetv- recorder until Tuesday, ! 16th at 5 o'clock p. m. ' lion, size and price: . j R. S. BRYSON, Recorder I Prentice's offices are at tlghth street. Calls attend-' or night. Day phone. tit phone Main bti). I Do you know that every time you have a cough or cold and let It run on, thinking It will just cure itself, you are Inviting pneumonia, con sumption or some other pulmonary trouble? Do't risk it. Put your lngs in perfect health ad stop that cough with Ballard s Horeliound byrup. Price 2oc, 55c and $1.00 per bottle. DRESS EO CHICKEN'S. i ail the latest Edison i Records, both' 2 and 4 keep our line complete ag In Edison talking ma ne In and let us show Cross Drug Co. tf Frvers. broilers, roasters or boil ers. The Handy Meat Market, East Fifth and Willamette streets. "Just nround the corner." Phone Red 4891. tf PORTLAND ACADEMY DEFEATS LINCOLN HIGH Portland, Nov. 13. Outplayed In almost every department of the game and never making yarduge, Portland Academy won over Lincoln High school yesterdny afternoon on Mult nomah field, by 14 to 0. the lartawt score mat nas Deen made this seas on. In the Interscholastic league. The contest was replete with sen sational features, Cobb and Wilson furnishing the most spectacular events, when they intermitted for ward pas-os, as the High school was about to score, and sprinted the length of the field fur touchdowns. Each run was a meat surprise, and the Academy rooters went joy mad, as they had rather expected to be de feated. Lurk seemed to have a little grudge against the High school play ers, and fumbles did the rest. Time and again, by superb line bircking and end runs, the High school march ed down the field to within striking distance of the Academy goal line, only to lose the ball through fumbles and poor passes and have their ad vantages turned to scores for Port land Academy. a football field in order to capture one oi me players lor whom be bad a warrant: The constable was Edgar Owen. mis warrant waa for Lester Thorp who was landed In the local jail to- oiy. Owen secured a warrant for Thorp. He found Thorp playing a football game In Truxton. Fearing that if he permitted the youth to continue the game, he might got away from htm, Owen rushed out on the field to capture Thorp. The YOUTHFUL BANDIT'S CAREER IS CLOSED Earl Bullock Seriously Wounded and Taken Cap Q live NEW TRAIN' SERVICE ON' THE CORVALLIS & EASTERN On November 1st a straight passen ger train was established on the Cor vallls & Eastern between Albany and Ynqulna, leaving Albany at 12:35 and arriving at Ynqulna at 5:15 p. m. Returning, leave Yaquina lit 7:15 a. m. and arrive in Albany at 11:15 a. m., making direct connections at Corvallis and Albany with Southern Pacific trains to and from Portland and other S. P trains north and south. Newport in Winter Newport Is an Ideal winter resort, and the low rates now In effect from all S. P. and C. & K. points, with the unproved train service now estab lished, places it within a few hours' ride from the valley, arriving there at 6 p. m. in time for dinner. Excellent hotel accommodations at reasonable rates. For further information call on CLIMAX REACHED IN AUTO RACES Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 12. Today's automobile races reached their cli-' max when George 11. Robertson, driv ing a ou.norse power Hat, lowered the American track record for 50 miles by :04:07. He mado the dis tance in 40:14.2. The previous record was held by John X. Aiken, who drove a Nation al second in today's race, and Still man, who came in third in a Mnr inon, both bettered' the Indianapolis mark. Aiken made the distance In 41:11.41, and Stillman in 43:30.5b'. Eight cars started and five finish ed, Louis Strang, piloting bis 200-horse-power Flat, set a terrific pace In the first 15 miles, but in the ISth, as he was passing the judge's stand, the tire of his rear wheel exploded. This compelled his withdrawal, as it was impossible, owing to the special design of the car, to make a quick replacement of tires. His time for the first ten miles was :07:18.32. A--'" 3'y-.A :''- any to dl2 or C. & E. agent, or write WILLIAM McMURRAY. General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. CONSTABLE BRAVES MASS PLAY TERROR Montgomery, Mo., Nov. 13. This Is a story about a constable who braved the tenor of a mass play on JAMES J. JEFFRIES. Judging by the latest pictures ot JiuiKs J. Jeffries, taken alnce bis re turn from Europe, he Is In splendid condition to meet Johnson. The tight will probably take place next spring. Eudora. Kan., Nov. I'i. Driven to bay by an armed possev Eart Bullock, the 17-year-old roblun- of I-awrence. Kan., who twice within tho last month has robbed thtf Eudora State Rank, murdered a policeman, ahot another man and prubnbty fatally wounded himself lu an attempt to commit suicido near Here today. Hulloek'8 attempted suicide follow ed his second robbery of the bank here today and (its shoottnn of Fred Starr, cashier of the Kaw Valley! State Hank, who was In the Eudora i State Hank with his day's clearings, i Wantonly Shoot Cn-nhlcr. i Accompanied by William McKay, 15 years of age. ol Jacksonville, Fla.,i Bullock held lip tlnr bank. Although! Starr offered no resistance, Hullocki shot, him In the Jaw. Snatching morel than $S00, Hullock fied. followed by his companion. Each youth had two: revolvers. Harry Wilson, cashier of tho bank. spread tho alarm and n crowd of citi zens, armed' with shotguns, rifles and revolvers, pursued the boy robbers across the fields. In attempting to swim the Kaw River I'.ie boys lost ground and a few minutes later the mob was at their hools. McKay sur rendered but Hullock. wrenching tho revolver from Ills falling partner's hands, sped Into a patch in the WCHltIS). John -Miller, a farmer, unconnect ed with tho pursuit, stepped Into Hul lock's path and Hullock, -thinking him an enemy, fired. Ills shots missed Miller, and the posse, seeing the youth was ready to Bhoot, fired a score of s-hols. Tries) Suicide When Cornered. Hullock returned tho tire. Then realizing; that bo was about to be captured, ho shot himself through f'lio bond. Meantime llio crowd threatened to lynch McKay. Officers liurrled him to Lawrence in an automobile, and placod him lu Jail. HANDS AND FEET ITCHED 12 YEARS" Suffered Terribly from Eczema which Made Hands and Feet Swell, Peel and GetRaw Arms Affected, oT oo Gave Up Hope of Cure. USED CUTICURA AND WAS QUICKLY CURED I sufTorrri f mm rwma on my 1 arm and Ota for about twelve yr. inr hand and (Wt would swell, iwm! and itch, llwn wonkt brconie railous and very dry. then ptW off and) got raw. 1 tried nut evry kind oC aulve and ointment without uccma, only cut temporary relief. An aoon aa I would k-ave off usin them 1 would hm ad bml hh over. 1 tried tuvrral doctors, took niwnio for two yeans and at lant riivo up thinking there wan a cure for tvtMiia. A friend of tninw inMatcd on my trying tho I'uticura Itemed it but BupiM'nirif; they wore the muim an other 'i-iiit'rT 1 luid tried. I did not riv thm a trial until I got so bad that I had to do something. I secured a cake of Cu tkntrn Soup, a box of Cuticura Olnt ment and a Itottle of Cutteura Item I writ and by the lime they wore used 1 could sco a vast improvement and my handa and fix't wore healed up In no time. I used several bottles of Cutlcura He- solvent. This was over a year a bo and have had no trouble since. I think I am entirely cured.' Charles T. Itauer. H.F.D. oi, Volant, Pa., Mar. 11, 1U0H.' constable readied the man just as a mass nlav was under Headway, nut Owen did not taller. Headlong Into Hie swlrliiiR mass of humanity he nlunircd and uot a firm bold on Thorn. While bo held the prisoner firmly on tho ground be read the warrant charging ihim with several petty crimes. Then, amid cries of tho spec tators, Owen inarched Thorp oft the field. . There is only ono reliable map of Lane county and that Is Klovdabl's Sectional Map. tf Eugene real eslalo men use Klov dabl's county map because It is the only reliable. u A Scnlilol Hoy's Slirlck.i. horrified his grandmother, Mr Jiarin layior, of Nebo, Ky who writes that, when ho thought be would die, Murk-Ion's Arnica Salve wnony cured mm. Infallible for burns, scalds, cuts, corns, wounds, uruises, cures, fever sores, boils. mii eruptions, cnuuialUB, chapped hands. Soon routs piles. 25u at W A. Kuykendall's. TAYIXMl Wli,l,I.MS. SLorago warononso. or. railroad track, for hops, spuds, household goous, cement. Mine, crockorv or anv thing. Stono foundation mill llllieH with water for fire protection. Hates mane on car lots. Inqiilro of Wil Hams Transl'or Comnanv Main r,r, I or Prattler's real estate office, lllack znoi. tf BABIES CURED Of Torturing. Dlsfigurinf Humor by Cutlcura. The suffering which Cut iciira Soap tnd Cutiouxa Ointment have alleviated ni nop p skin-torturod, dta fluurod infanta and chil driMi, and tho oomfor they have afforded worn out and worried parents have led to their adop tion in count leas homes) au a priceless treatment for the skin and blood. Eczema, rashes, and evorr form of itch ins:. scaly humor aro speedily cured. In this majority of caaes, when all else fails. CulliMint Olnlninit (Alio.) to IIfaI thfi Hkln and Cult turn Iti-Mitvrnt (AOr ), (or In thr tnrin or ChomUt itmini rmv j.iiv pit vim or oin 10 runry tnf iiKXae. 8"ld tlimuRiiout thr worM. Potior Urus A CbMS. O)")., Hulf Prfi., Ilontnn. Mum. rulld Vmm. Cuucurs Book os Shis Dlwsav Buy Wood Wow From WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO., Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE 504 Willamette St, Eugene, Or. sunsciiiBii: vor tip? "hard. iijiMttK2::i!!:::::n::::n:::n::::::::J:t::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::r::::::::::: 2::::::::n::::::::::::::n::!:::!jx:::t::rx::::zx:::x:nx:x::::::iir::xzxxxxx:n in O YO 1 V Do you know that I acre planted to Fruit, Berries, Vegetables, and with a cow and a few chick ens, that you have not only a good living but an independent living? Do you know that this acreage is not as far out as far out as Fairmont, Gross, Foster's and many other Additions on the market, where lots are selling for $300 to $800 each? Do you know that this acreage has City walks, water, soil and location, the best on the market? Now then would it not be better for a man who depends upon work for a living to have one acre than to live on a small city lot and buy everything he uses? Don't let knockers tell ycu that you had better buy City lots; .no, these are City lots, only that each lot contains 1 acre, and each acre is selling for about half the price, that is all the difference Prices Just The Same - For- Cash Or Terms Calf On Phone Main 534 o o o MELVltf o HANSEN 14 East 8th St. ", o o o o u O u no Ri::::::z::::xx:xii: I o 8 :xx:xxrn:2n:::x:::xx: ::::::::::::::::::::