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

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Newspaper Page Texte THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, FEB. 21, 1910 foueP THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD OVARII PBUfTHfO Co., INC. Lliarb-,. If. Fisher. THREE GOOD DOCTOR'S V1 BSTIOX. Some Ml MM I: OF ASSOCIATKD I'llKSB Published every day of the week, trundavs excepted, gene. Oregon. Address all com- tNUMCrlpUoa llutes Daily Entered at tbe Eugene, Oregon, postofflce as second-class matter. Delivered by Carrier, per week t .15 Delivered by Carrier, one Month 60 One Month Single conies 06 Wastry Guurd, per year 1.00 By Mall one year I In advance) 4-00 Delivered by Carrier, one year 6.08 Advice AjerIusi Harsh Porgativi -I'll)-.-. Vm ot Liml Agents, for The tlnurd Tho following are authorized to take and receipt for aaoscrlptlonii or transact any other business for The Dally and Weekly Ouard: Creswell J. L. Clark. Ooburg George A. Drury. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1910 i THE MEAT BOYCOTT O butcher, spare that steer! Touch not a single horn! We've sworn for half a year to live on beans and corn; to live on oatmeal cake, and prunes and BUCOOtaib! no more for us the steak, no more the corned beef hash! O butcher, If you've tears, prepare to shed them now. We look upon your steers, we contemplate your cow; for slews and rousts wo yearn, the grub of yesterday, and then In anguish turn, and eat a bale of bay. This life seems gray and drear, as some December dawn; tbe cabbage wagon's here, and we must all Climb on. O butcher, spare that mule thy weapon bo accurst! We're making It a rule to eat. no Wienerwurst; no food our lips shall pass, that's gained by shedding blood; by day we live on grass, by night wo chew tbe cud. Wo dietary wrecks eat grass, upon our knees, while tailor rubbernecks bite branches from the trees. So, butcher, spare that crow that fell Into your snare; spring chicken does not go upon our bill of fare. We long for good lean meat, but longing will not wash; for us the gaudy beet, for ua tbe pallid squash. Copyright, 1D09, by Georgo Matthew Adama. WALT MASON. Lane county reports 10,489 children of school age, the net gain over last year being 696, which is only exceeded by Mult nomah, with a gain of 896. Marion increased 497, and Linn 487, while Wasco, Wheeler, Crook, Douglas, Gilliam, Grant, Josephine, Morrow and Sherman counties showed a decrease. These figures indicate that Lane county is the fastest-growing section of all Oregon. Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter, Ethel, have sailed for Egypt. No pyramids or mummies for them; they're going to get the colonel. And wo imagine there'll be some gobs of good old homely joy when the long-separated family is reunited. ' Yes, Carrie, you may reopen your Cook-Peary controversy -during lent if you promise to do so in a calm and decorous man ner. However, you must not use a beer opener on it; if you can not open it with an ordinary can opener you had better leave it alone. South pole enthusiasts are wanting Colonel Roosevelt to head the American expedition that is to dig out the south end of creation. This may be a political scheme to put Teddy in cold storage for awhile. The Dakotas, Minnesota and Montana are having another blizzard. The blizzard crop is reported to be the best in several years up in that neck of the woods, and there is no reason in the world for anybody who likes snowballs starving to death. A press dispatch says Mayor Gaynor is to tip the Sunday lid slightly in Now York city. That New York lid tips almost as easily as a derby on the head of a ladies' man. If any little 0x9 crossroads paper wants to gets its editorials reprinted in the Orcgonian, all it has to do is to give the direct primary law a good whack. Modford's city council has called for bids for the paving of thirteen miles of 3trccts. That's going some! Dr. Cook declined to see callers at his hotel in Santiago, Chili. Guess Doc thinks he's been "called'' enough already. Wonder if the destructive gas that is to accompany Hallcy's comet will have a meter on it? JOHN H0LGER IN tomlotl to shoot anybody, iul ho 01 . i.ored tho priaontr iiist-iurKtH.. JUSTICE COURT, west. John Holder was arrested Wednes day and taken before Justice Sovery on a Charge of shooting at Paul Barn hardi. Karl i.eppert and Raymond Mitchell with intent to kill, llolger pleaded not guilty. He testimony of Paul Bernhardt, Karl Leppert and Raymond Mitchell was taken, and the defendant I. -Mined In his own behalf. He admitted firing I wo shots, but said he was not shooting at any one After hearing tin' evidence the J uh tlco Raid that be did not find any thing h ading hint to think llolger In- K VICKY Mm Mi l; is or should be worried when the llt tlo ones have a cough or cold. It may lend to croup or pleulsy or pnuctnonia then to something more serious. Ballard! llorehound Syrup will euro the trouble at once and prevent any complication. Sold by Dillon lrug company. Hotel Suiccd building. The mud Is reported so deep in the streets of CorraiUi work has had to be stopped on tbe new depot, as It was impossible to haul heavy loads through tlie streets. Honored by Women " nen a woman aprtiki M her ilf M icerei tiitlcrinjl ilia truiti you. Million! have ho MOWN thi mark ot confi. dence on Dr. K. V. Tierce, ol Buffalo, N. Y. Krcrv wher there are nomeo who bear witness to the winder working, curing -power ol Dr. Pierce'i Favorite I'reveription - whiih tavea (he smfftriut i mw fiatn, ad iuocemlullv rttpplet wiih woman' wcak- it MAKB5 WEAK WOflBN strong IT (TAKES SttK WOMBN WELL. No woman', appeal waa ever mitdirvctrd or lirr coi BY DR. OLIVER The Shadow Life, the Whiskey Devil and the Nature of Hell His Subjects Thero were three large meetings at the tabernacle yesterday. In the morning Dr. Oliver talked on "The .Shadow Life." In the afternoon he delivered his address to men on "The Whiskey Devil," and In the evening his subject was "The Nature of Hell." In all of these addresses Dr. Oliver was at his beet, and at the conclusion of each service many declared them selves for Christ. This evening the subject will bo "Noah's Ark," which Dr. Oliver says Is one of his strongest sermons. In the course of bis sermon yes terday morning on "The Shadow Life," Dr. Oliver spoke in substance as follows: "Everything combining solid sub stance casts a shadow when Its re latlon to tbe sun Is right. At ; glimpse you can determine the sub- stunce by the shadow. You Instantly recognize a borse, a house, a man tree, by the shadow cast. This Is a physical truth. In the moral sense and in the spiritual sense there Is such a thing as the shadow life, and a man Is known yea, bis value to society Ib determined, by the shad ow life. I mean, In simple language, his Influence. Write your name on a card and drop It on any street in your town, and tho man who picks it up, If he knows you, knows what that name stands for. I am In this ad dress urging upon you the Importance of concentrating all the faculties of your ransomed powers Into strong, stalwart manhood and womanhood, which can stand for God and tho right with the stability of Gibraltar, defying every wave or tempeBt. "Some years ago, when 1 was in France, in one of the great palaces, I sam tbe table upon which Napoleon Bonaparte signed his abdication, compelled by the powers to release the reigns of government, and the proud and haughty emperor, in a storm of rage, drove an Instrument Into the surface of the table. It was not much more than a scratch, but somebody came along and put his fin ger on that scratch and went back to his home and said: 'I put my finger on She spot made by Napoleon when ho signed bis abdication.' Then ten thousand others followed and put their fingers on tbe same spot, and then hundreds of thousands of others followed tho samo Inquisitive pro cession and put tholr fingers upon that spot. Today tho table Is placed back beyond tho reach of tho curious throng and the sign reads: 'Do not touch the table,' The spot originally made by Napoleon has beun enlarged by the finger-touch until I could bury the end of my index finger in that hole. 1 am Illustrating a great fact: thero are any amount of people In I he world who would be glad lo help you perpetuate your mark, if you make a bad move, a bad mark, a bud record, tlie world will know It. nener- ations following you will know It. If you make a mark lor Hod and right eousness the people likewise will know it. "If I should engage in a length; presentation of shadowgraphs of the great men of the world, 1 think you would be Inspired to emulate their noble examples. Tho patience nnd prayerfulness of Abraham Lincoln; the purity and unselfishness of Fran cos ED. Wlllard; the fidelity and zeal of D. L. Moody; the lovaltv of Abra ham, tho father of the faithful. "Some years ago. In London, a great building was the scene of an an Important event. .Members of tbe aristocracy crowded to tbe side of a coffin which contained tbe body of one of Hod's noblest women, finally I be great doors were opened and the multitudes crowded In by thousands. Among the number there came a poor woman Carrying her babe ami lead ing a larger child. She finally reach ed I be coffin and. bending over, she put the little child on the floor and told the larger one to take care of it. When she bent over the coffin I lo look upon the cold face, the little' shswl fell back around her shoulders and tbe tears fell upon the glass which was above the face. A guard. I noticing that she was slopping the multitude, sprang forward, touched I her on tb,. boulder and told her to I move on. 'Please, sir, don't make me move on; she saved my two bovs from a drunkard's hell, and I have a right to look nnd to weep.' The1 guard stepped back nnd held tho mul titude while tbe woman wept. "I would rather have some one step by my eoffln-slde and say: He led me to Jesus.' or he led liiy husband or my child to .lesus. and pay honest tribute to Dry faithfulness as a Chris-! Man man. than to have a monument , of gold studded with diamonds that' would pierce the skv." A doctor's first juestiou when con sulted by a patient Is, Are 'our bowels regular?" lb knows that its per cent of illness it attended with Inactive bowels and torpid liver. This condition poisons tie system with waste matter snd causi an accumulation of gases which must be removed through tbe bowels before health can be restored. Salts, ordinary pills and cathar tics may be truly likened to dyna mite. Through their harsh, lrrlta tlug action they force a passage through tbe bowels, causing pain and damage to the delicate intestinal structure which weakens the whole ystcm, and at best only produces temporary relief. The repeated use of suoh treatments causes chronic Irritation of the 6tomach and bowels, dries and hardens their tissues, deadens their nerves, stiffens their muscles and generally brings about an Injurious habit which sometimes has almost, if not fatal results. I have a pleasant and sale remedy for constipation and bowel disorders In general. We are bo certain of its great curative value that we promise to return tbe purchaser's money In every case where it fails to produce entire satisfaction. This remedy is called Rexall Orderlies. We urge you to try them at our entire risk. Rexall Ordertlles are eaten iiko candy, they act quietly and have a soothing, strengthening Influence on the entire intestinal tract. They do not purge, gripe, cause nausea, flatu lence, excessive looseness, diarrhoea or other annoying effects, and they may be taken at any time without Inconvenience. Rexall Orderlies overcome tho drugging habit and safely remedy constipation and associate ailments, whether acute or chronic, except in surgical cases. They are especially good for children, weak persons or old folks. Price, 38 tablets, 25 cents, and 12 tablets, 10 cents. Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Eugene only nt our store, Tbe Rexall Store, W. A. Kuykendall's. : born : eeeeeeeeeeeeeee In Eugene, February 21, 1910, to Lawrence O. Nichols and wife, a son. Mr. Nichols is The Guard's job print- In Eugene, February 19, 1910, to E. H. Tripp and wife, a daughter. Mrs. J. J. Hess wishes to announce that her new spring samples and styles of ladles' tailored suits, coats and skirts have arrived, and invites the ladles to call and see them. Orders taken at reasonable prices. 125 West 8th street. Phono Red 3071. f25 Cough Drops Old time Menthal, Horehound and Wild Cherry; the pure food kind.. Large box for 50 Bowers' Cold Cure Is guaranteed ;price, per box. ... 25fi Bowers' Mentholated White Pine Cough Syrup Per bottle 25lJ Bowers' Cuti-Cream Will keep the chaps off; makes the skin soft, white and velvety; matchless for after shaving. Price per bot. only 25c Bowers' Benzalma Cream. Made from pure Almond Oil and Ben zoin, combined in elegant emulsion. Price for a large bottle 25c Bowers' Penetrating Linimsnt Will relieve chilblains, lumbago and rheumatism; put up in 25c and 50c bottles. Bowers Hair Tonic Removes Dandruff and stops falling hair try a bottle for 50c Bowers' RoseCoUr The best ever; per jar a Bowers' Cleans, Will make old RinMuJH Removes spots from all fi! n nth: amp hottu HB FEELS' THE BACK For Sale by Uowers' Drug ck We can fill your prescription; J whose blanks are used. Weuseal unecKing system ana employ onlyrt ui uyyiMb. Free Phone Main 62 BOWERS DRUG Co. LEADING DRUGGISTS TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Saved nt Deatu a Door morale warenouse on railroad The door of death seemed ready to track for hops, spuds, household Pen for Murray W. Ayors. of Tran- goods, cement, lime, crockery or any- s" Bridge, N. Y., when bis li's was tiling. Stone foundation and piped wonderful!? saved. "I was In a with water for fire prltection. Kates dreadful condition," he writes; "my made on car lots. Inquire of Wil- skln w"s almost yellow; eyes fmuk- llams Transfer Company, Main 551, en: tongue coated; emaciated from or Frasler's real estate office. Black losing forty pounds growing weaker, 28C1. HEAVY SNOW FALL I IN EASTERN 1 AND m Portland, Feb. 21. Eastern Oreitoti and U dally. Virulent liver trouble pulling : Central Washington ttl , me umvu 10 death in spltet of doc- tors. Then that matchlese medicine, 0; Electric Bitters, cured me. I regain WON'T NKEl) A CRUTCH Whpn RHItnr .1 P Snnanmn Cornelius. N C. hrnifiert hla Inn had. "d the 40 pounds lost and am now ly, it started an ugly sore Many we" and strong." For all stomach, salves and ointments proved worth-1 llTer aBd kidney troubles they're su less. Then Bucklen'B Arnica salva i Vrome. 60c at W. A. Kuykendall's. healed it thoroughly. Nothing Is bo 1 " prompt and sure for ulcers, bolls, r- F Prentlce'e orTIcee are at burns, bruises, cuts, corns, sores I 86 We8t Eighth street. Calls attend- plniples, eczema or piles. 25c at M 10 aay or nlirht. Day phone fall of snow. Trains areet further aud colder Ttt dieted. lty. 25c at W. A. Kuykendall's. 1171; night -hme Matn 529. I am fully view, flashlight and photography. Lane coiujl specialty. Linn Drug Sail berg. Luckey's Jewelry Strai Competent leglstered i TAXIDERMIST X FCHRTER, By lniproi meOiOlIS f mount true to nature Mr name heads, fish, jirds and mammals, Make fur ruys and (arments, cloan and remodel them. Elxpresa and mall orders promptly it tended to. o. m. ii uuus, io't Washington St., Portland, Or. Teli'tiluine Main 3liOU THE LANE COUNT HUMANE SOCIETI All complaints should be made to W. E. Wtlmer, secretary, con Aider street, Eugene, Or, Phone Black 2902. CONTltACTOEa Tergle, Simmons. McMillan & Co are prepared to execute all orders for excavating grading, hauling sand, gravel, brick, etc. Teaming of nil ' kinds. Let us bid on your work Phones Red 4291, Black 4562, Black'! 4101. Hesidences 941 East Fifteenth 1 street; 5S5 West Seventh street, tf ui. wro. wall's ofiice Is at SO West Eighth street, over tho Pacific States Telephone Company office vans utenuea day and night Day and nlL'ht nhnna AT I n ... i - ...,ii. juu, OUT' gery and X-Rays. Everybody Invited to Co. C's dance next. Tuesday evening. f22 gggsjn THIS IS THE If the hoot's of your horns Ing. 1 have the metal, ti(U the skill and the wllliW your horses right firm footing. Another US find my charges tor il riirht. If they're not to kick harder than yoir I JOEFMI 570-514 Olive St.. Eifs DIED nornur n 1 1 ,i whro thr 'A : ,ur u ice, to the wOttO I Hum?! Mmuiual Aiimuuion, Dr, K. V. PUfMs I'rctidrot, Huflulo, N. Y. 3 Or fn'a inr ltlltt foJu. mi: J aslurml tour nun nrtfnf oo. a J.ir. At his home OB North Fork. Krl day, February inh, 1110, after an Illness of Hlmut a week. Kllsha Johu son. aged 72 years. Mr. Johnson was I a native ol New York, and Served through the civil war In a cavalrv regiment from that st.it.-, doing dutv as a soldier for four years and two months. II ccanie to the Sluslaw In I line, 1S92. and some f,ur or five .ars Inter moved lo California, where he remained for several days He then returned to this section and spent the rest of his days here. He leaves an aged helpmate. ': e sm. and two daughters FionTce , day At l'hoenix, Arlion.i. a few ago. Miles Perkins, a former known MfJSVU of Lute cow went thero Svcral )eara ago for h health. 0 ILmX ' 1 1 Fl 3c sip MHHijg HillT III THE WOrSE THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY er1 - On Furniture, Carpets, Shades, Stoves, Etc. Have just received direct from the factory a Large Shipment of Go-Cad NStotf Lst Improvements without the h.gh prices of other lines RUBBER UNTCEDFORONE YEAR THE LIGHTED CORNER TE MODERN HOME FURNISHERS Seventh And Willamette o