Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 21, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1910- FOCE THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD ut'AItt) I'ltlXTIXO CO., INC. UUriei II. PUbar, MnniFH OF ASSOCIATE!! I'HKSP niiUacrlpUou . Daily BntcTi ,1 at 'he Etirane, uregon, poetofflce as second clans matter. DeH7er. ,j uy Can lei , lyer week I Delivered by Carrier, or.e Moulh "O One Mouth 50 Single copies Weekly Guard, per year By Mall one year (In advance) n!fverei1 bv Cnrrler. one year .4g.-nt lor "I ii.- cm, id The following are atrthorljed to take and receipt for iuoscrlpilonii or tnntaet any other business for The Daily and Weekly Guard: Oreswoll J. L. Clark. Coburg George A. Drtuy. FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1910. NloAlt.MHA The Tyrant's driven from his plaee, who ground a wearied na tion's race! Complete disastrous was his fall, this tuaii of unex ampled gall. He's gum. toward that lltubo where unseated Tyrants paw the air, and wring their teeth and gnash their eyes, and utter loud, heartrending cries. Poor Nlearngua's ehalr of stnte most always feels some Tyrant's weight; no sooner does one Tyrant chase than t'other Tyrant takes Ills place; confounded by the peo ples' wrath, the fleeing despots wear a path, to that dim l.lmho In the West, ODO at a time, or six abreast. And every time a Tyrant falls, wo hear the peoplM1 Joyous calls: "At last we're free! Hooray! Kerwhoop! The frowning Tyrant's lu the soup. His place is taken by a gent who won't oppress us worth a cent! Now sweet contentment shall abide along the whole blamed countryside; we'll use our swords In building schools, we'll use our guns to prod the mules!" And Nicaragua fairly reeks with peace for half u dozen weeks, and then the warlike Colonel Ilrug up and springs the Tyrant gug, and ull the peeople leave their chores, to chase the despot out of doors! WALT MASON. Copyright, 1909, by George Matthew Adams. The Daily Guard has 2675 regular subscribers of which 75 are free copies going- to exchanges and foreign advertisers under contract, making a net total paid circulation of 2600. The Guard has no other free list, and never cuts its subscription price in order to hold or gain circulation. This gives the paper circu lation quality, which is more essential than quantity although it has both and leads any competitor in the field by many hundreds. The subscribers the advertiser most desires to reach are those who are willing and able to pay for a paper at the regular price, and therefore represent the best buying element-in a community. Counting five readers to each sub scriber the Guard has a regular family of readers numbering 13,375, and its weekly edition of 1,800 has 9,000 more, the weekly circulation being practically net, as there are no ex changes on its list. Eighty per cent of both daily and weekly subscribers are paid in advance and combined they have 22,375 regular readers. Any advertisers will be given every opcor tunity to verify their figures by calling at our business office. The Guard haB no circulation secrets, and makes no claim that Its press run and subscription lists will not substantiate, CITY NEWS The Oregon Tradesman says of the meeting of the retail grocers of the stato in Eugene next week: "We are confident th.it the Eugene merchants and citizens will be fully able to care for the businoss guests of the city. Preparations have been made to tako care of the visitors, and the arrangements are said to bo adequate and complete. The Oregon Tradesman will havo its representatives present, among the others, and it is practically settled that the delegation from Portland will be a good-sized one. We urgo our readers to do so. It will benefit good-sized one. We urge our readers to go if they can arrange to do so. It will benefit them and the state association greatly." Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, is said to have ascended almost a milo in his aeroplane at Los Angeles. Sort of reached the height of his ambition, figuratively speaking. A New York child was christened in n robe which had been in the family 300 years. Surely haven't kept it in New York all that time ; it would havo been stolen long ago. Mrs. Emma B. Kennedy heads the list of Now Ydrk's heaviest taxpayers, paying on $6,000,000 personal property. And even then the poor woman can't vote. Cleveland's H iking Powder. Dillon's for drugs. Luckey'e for Jewelry. The Eugene Band will hold an other rehearsal tonight at the city ball. The W. It. P. L. will meet at the home of Mrs. F. L. Chambers to DlorroW afternoon. rnmpboll-Fellman Co.. have, re ceived a large shipment of go-carts, See them and get a 1910 cash. The Fortnightly meeting tlmt wan to be held Jan. 1, and which was postponed, will be held tomorrow af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Kred Koblnson, well-known to Kugene shoppers us a saleslady, hits accepted a position wit h i in- firm of .MeMorruu & Washburn. CharleB Offard of Coburg, who was operated on for appendicitis a few days ago was taken to the Ku gene hospital yesterday for treat ment. The First National bank has fitted up a flue directors' room In the rear part of the building, where the Western Union telegraph office was formerly located. Tie next attraction In the Buceel entertainment course will be Freder ick Warde, the great actor In a Shakespearean recital and lecture. This number will bo given Thursday, January 27. The Stork has made many visits to Kugene this year and Cnmpbell Fellman Co. have prepared for the result by a large flue lino of baby go-carts and carriages for tbo sea son. J. W. Hobbs, deputy internal rev enue collector, whose home is in Ku gene, was at Mnishfield at the time of the Czarina wreck. lie picked up some of the wreckage on the beach us souvenirs. The Christian Bndeavor Society of the Kalrinount Presbyterian church will hold a market lu both Hardee ty's and Mummey's stores, Saturday, January 22. from s a. m. until 8 p. m. Please come and buy your Sunday dinner supplies. At the Fulnuount Presbyterian church next Sunday evening, the pas tor will preach on "The Church as a Factor in Character lluildlng." A series of stereoptlcon views will be shown In connection with the ser vice. All are Invited. The new Baptist Church at Dex ter will be ready for dedication soon. Some of the church officials were In Kugene this week, for var ious supplies and equipment. Tho Ohuroh organ was solcf them by Stevens & llulin Piano House. Tho Corvallts drayman have agreed upon a schedule of prices for hauling, according to weight. 2ac If up to 500 pounds, r.tic 600 to 1,000 pounds. 75o 1200 to 2000 pounds. Freight by car loud, per ton, 50c, lo cal hauling, per ton, 00c. moving pi anos, $9,50, Sheriff Harry Bown is in Portland today to servo a warrant upon State Dairy and Food Commissioner Bailey for cruelty to animals, the warrant having been issued at the Instance of the Humane society on account of the alleged neglect of his cattle on his ranch on the McKetule. The Stevens ,t Hulln Piano House have 011 hand several slightly used organs that have bean taken In ex change on piano sales, which have been numerous recently. See some of their splendid bargains In both organs and pianos. Stevens fi Hulln 1 iiino House. Commercial club block. Constipation;; mor seriooi tr..il'"i. It that Hood's Pillsi DOI -ted. It U.c.l. IS Hnn, ,-,," It .,rw that th linpor formed. Tl, I-m --' ,UJS 'wU M. KenUaaii-J -..ret,-red b I' I ... Lam .1, Mats. KKW TODAI WAMTED "The Oids Wortman & lug store of Portland, oregou, want the services of a young man to represent their decorating and interior furnishing department In Kugene. Adcireas correspondence to "Bureau of Equipment, The Olds, Wortman & King store, i Portland, Oregon. STRAWBKKKY PLANTS FOR SALE Gold Dollars, an excellent early variety at $4 per m. Also Hood River and Magoons at $3 per m. Address K. M. Bailey, R. 2, box 74. Phone Farmers 116. j24 FOR RENT Furnished 2 or S housekeeping rooms for $8.00, $10 and $U per month. Enquire at 67 WeBt Sth street. Ask for Mrs. Hoagland or phono Red 6331. y WANTED Position as housekeeper for widower or bachelor. Address Mrs. S. B. Chateen, Springfield. Or. 124 LOST Chain watch fob with initials W. B. A. Finder leave at Guard office and get reward. j 2 4 WANTED To buy of farmers, some nice young beef or pork, mutton and chicken for the meat market, corner 14th and Pearl; phone Blk 3231, B. F. Rogers. J28 A BARGAIN In an organ at Man vllle & Hampton's, 36 E. 9th st. FOR SALE Good lot In fair ground addition. Cheap If taken at once. Inquire of owner, L. E. Bellman, at Dunn's store. J24 FOR RENT Six room house. In quire at 3G.r, West Eleventh St. Phone Red 7S51. j24 LOST Black silk umbrella, gold handle, tngraved with Kathrvn Dec. 26, '09, taken by mistake from Hampton's store. Return to 430 Olive street or Hampton's store. J2 4 Cold, Rain, Wintry Days Suggest a soothing application of toilet cream to preserve the complexion and cure chapped, rough skin. We carry a full line , of the best toilet preparations. Bowers Rose Cold Cream 25c Benzalmo Cream 25c De Miridor Cream 1 50 & 25c Cuti-Cream 25c Suprema Cream 50c Imperial Cream 25c Elcaya Cream 50c "cmpeian Mascage Cream 51C Hudn"tc Cold Cream 50c Daggett & Ramsdell Cream - 85 & 35c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 50c Try the new toilet water "Hot House Vio let," regular $1.00 size, special for a few days 75c For the Man tyi Shaves at Hook Gillette Safety Razor Williams Safety Razor tni nuiu wii Uj i iucui Enders Safety Razor Torrey Safety Razor Gem Junior Safetv Ra7nr . . . .A new automatic stra blades, called Perfection StraDnl Top.nip einnnfl fnn i ui i cy on apa iui Wade and Butcher and nil the brands o fthe old reliable kind fpAm . A A a. dd.UDhl Colciates RaDid Shave PnwrW . I Johnson & Johnson Shaping CreJ Rubber Set Lather Brushes A styles and kinds from $3,00 il aiyuuu reiiuns Witch Hazel and Bav Rum Cutic Cream the best lotion alien shaving I Pears .Williams, Colgates Shavirtgl Only registered druggists in our perscription departmen Positively no substituting. We use a double check on persd Free Phone Mam 63 BOWERS' DRUG Co. LEADING DRUGGISTS FOIt SALE Outs unci phono Farmers 13x9. vetch hay; F13 "OR SALE All kinds of light and heavy work horses for sale, rea sonable prices. S. Palmer, race track. f-12 PANT0RIUM UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT T I want oats unci hay. Will trade lumber direct from saw mill for either or both. Cull 521 Lincoln, Phone Red 7281. j2! I have purchased the Pantorium and will appreciate the continuance of old customers and welcome new ones. I will not he responsible for any outstanding contract of the retiring firm but will do club work under new plan. Your patron age solicited. Llna Hall, 59 East 9th street. Phone Black 7131. J20 PIANO BOXES FOR SALE. The Stevens & Hulln Pi ano house have a large num ber of piano boxes on hand for gale at one doilur each. . J1! FOR SALE Good outfit, horse, wa gon and harness nearly new. Price reasonable, D. E. Large, F. F. D. No. 1. 12 4 FOR SALE Oood second growth fir wood. Phone Farmers 433. j 1 9 TAXIDKIUOST FCRRIBR. WANTED Qttl to assist with gener al housework; apply 670 High st. 124 Clearance sale prices all the vnar round at Hill's 5-10-160 store. J25 By hm proved mecucss f moant trie bo nature big game heads, Hah, itrds and mammals. Make fur rutrs and laments, clean and remodel them. Express ami mail orders promptly at tended to. C. M. HARRIS, 4S Washington St., Portland, Or. Telephone Main 3600. Dr. Jarvls, eyesight specialist, 2nd floor White Temple. Glasses fitted, and satisfaction guaranteed. tf THERE A REASON business Campbell of IS Why the Wing & growing. The reason is worth in vestigating and a trial or der will explain the reason. WING & CAMPBELL 512 Willamette, Phone MaiiOS That's theQd Let us FR AMFnJ ture or the famJfl A framed picture u a I arrcrctakltf nl See our mouldings out prices OVRTll 16. 18 Seventh St Pie I AITOMOIIIU-, 1 Automobiles to hire ill the day or night. S. B. Finnegan. Denial comes that William R. Hearst owns the Cosmopolitan magazine . Oh, well, we suppose ho's able to buy a copy if he ean't gat one free. Uncle Joo Cannon isn't saying much, but no one doubts that what he thinks, if put into print, would make mighty warm reading. Sugar trust directors deny they are trying to shield anyone. Probably true; they're too busy shielding themselves. "Woodman, spare that tree'' until Mr. Pinchot has his say. Qucss that man Paulhan isn't a bird. The latest bulletin of the I'nlvor slty of Oregon, Just received. Is de v.'locl l,i the S.-liocl of Music. It is very neatly printed and finely Illus trated with University views and gives full particulars regarding the musical course. The school of music Is In a flourishing condition and shows this year a marked growth lu attendance. Ralph l.engiicher. a two war-old from the children's home In Port land has found a home in Kugene Papers were today filcM t,v llenrv and Aciuillu Fischer ot this city, for Ms adoption. The bo 's name has been changed t Q)m Voltaire Fisch er. The child, who Is an attractive youngster, has been in the children's 'home for the past year. The present location of his mother Is unknown. Mrs Doit E Fiaicr, widow of the fll morn REMOVES THE CAUSE OF CATARRH B. S. ib. cures Catarrh by removing the cause from the blood, it lanrnuguiy punnet me circulation that there U nothing left to mtUme and irritate the mnoottl linings ot the bo4v. which is the most prominent ami dangerout ettect of Oetanh Ai long at the mucous membranei and tlttuetar kept In a state of Inflammation and Irritation by an Impure and llened common of the cuculation, Catarrh w ill remain Its diaagrmabl symptoms of rinsing noises in the enrt. mucous dropping back Into the threat, headaches, watery eye. difficult breathing, and even atoiHach dleorders and weakened health, canuot be permanently relieved until the blood la purlned. Local applications alone can have no real curative value, baiauie such Iteetnient doet Dot teech the blood. Sprays. Inhalations, lotloni. etc., are valuable only lor their oleanelng end antleeptlc effect, but If depended on alone Catarrh lufferera will flud a cure Impossible. Nothing equali S.8.8. for curing Oatarrh. It goea down Into the circulation, gett at the root of the trouble, and removee every particle o( oatarrhel matter fram the blood and enrlchet thit vital fluid to tht Initead of Irritating the different mucous portions ol the body, It nourishes them with rich, health-giving properties Then the tymptome begin to peas away, ami Oetarrn u permanently cured. Book on Catarrh and any medical advice MB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. MM Judge Arthur I, Kraier ; ; elm jcsieru.iy inor ine nor rin.,1 . - .... ...... aiiniiuis- tratrlx. l-ebruury 20 WM set Tor the time of hearing objections to Itc ac retpan.e, and the discharge of the administratrix. The entire receipts amounting u, $;.;.;.Sn have been paid out In settlement of the estate's debts. There Is still Intact, however property In Kugene, worth $&S7S and :T acres of gravolbed in i1ni. county valued at $1,000. Jmg,, Fra- " '.'-tuner ,ii. is-u, while lour, Multnomah county, and also ' ' jmeillio court .Ore BIQ sNrKiti ir ami OARDeU TRACT. I'd acres of fino land, all in grain garden and fruit, tine fences large new house, water piped i,. hnltd. Ings Close to Kugene Mum i. Bom ai once t'rlce s , 13 and IJ. First Nat l Uldg Call it AI Kaufman hail all the beet of Jack O'Brttt In a ait-round bout at Philadelphia, the latter narrowly neaping a kuock-out. Five-Acre Tracts Sold Oi Easy Payments Now is the time to buv. Don' t Wait until the cnn'nJ rush is on because the best propositions will i jjicu up cuiu pneces will be sure to advanc LOOK UP Ferndale Addition to Santa Clara - - Thr5 illrVil ItV.'lrilln fnr l terms ,mke it r, ii j. " "CtKSt SOii: close to Eugene. Our ed ,1 r"'ble f0r yU 10 wn one f hese beautiful tracts. Let us M ' ' .a tit viivv. JThGross AdditiolP SOU, o rvsy PAYMENTS. Willamette Valley Land Co. 480 WlXMtTO if WtaS ""J- o o THEATRE BLOC