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BASEBALL TEAM
IS STRENGTHENED
bSe
Do you want something choice in 5 or IfSt
acre tract? If so let us show you
Fern Dale Addition To Santa Clara
Only 4 miles out. , Located on the proposed line- ,
to Albany. Good school and church. Second
i bottom land, does not overflow. Abeautiful place
for a home. Come in a let us show vou. VERY
EASY TERMS. :
WILLAMETTE VALLEY LAND CO.
!. 22 W. 8th St., Upstairs in Matlock's New Building, Opposite old P. O..
IN LOOKING FOR A LOT REMEMBER GROSS ADDITION
Springfield, April 21. Manager
Elmer Co, of the Springfield base
ball team this morning; signing up a
new man to fill the Dlace of Welch at
second base, who will be unable to
play with the team tiis summer be
cause of conflicting engagements. The
man is Ryan, who wared second wun
Alblna last year in the Trt-Clty
League. Springfield Iff very ready to
sign him, for he Is an unusually good
pick-up. He will be up here In a day
or so, and work out witft the boys a
few times. Ryan Is long; on- Bard
fritting, and knows the game' walL
Manager Cox Is very much pleased
with the showing that his "army"
made Sunday, and has" great hopes
for the valley pennant. He feels
that Eueene'W bunch" la not as fast as
mnnv havA exnacted. and that Albany
will be the hardest competitor: El
mer admits modestly that the victory
Sunoay was only baseball iuck, ana
that he has a fight on his hands every
time he meets Albany. The game
wltHi ffhtlfenr (Trove next Sunday does
not seem to worry him any, but yet ;
Springfield will be prepared ior a
stiff game, for Judging from Sun
day's game they have lots of fight
and little quit in them.
Sprftigfleld' really has a splendid
(n- ttiia season to make the top
of the league, for besides having al
most tire same team as lasi year, sua
Rimer fihi's 1'ud'ement and luck In
plcking-up men and winning the first;
ana fVioro am ntHpr rAARnnS f Or I
her success; Springfield' Is one of the I
hardest teams in the valley. There
Is no better field in the state. In
Schermer, in the box, la tne team b
moBt valuable man. He not only has
a wide assortment of breaks and
twists, but he knows every batter In
the league and can deal out Just the
right ball to make the man play to
his disadvantage. He knows all the
men's style of hitting, because be has
played with nearly all of them at one
time or another on the same team.
Springfield plays Cottage Grove on
Sunday, and by this will get a line on
Eugene, with whom she tosses ball
in two weeks. A game is played with
the University of Oregon team two
weeks from Saturday, May T,
RAILROAD MAN
INVESTING HERE
Springfield, April 21. Thereis
one outsider, a railroad man, who
may have some knowledge as to- the
future of the city, who is investing
more than Just a little money in
Springfield. This is J. IN. rogerny,
engineer of the Southern Pacific at
Natron. The latest investment is in
a plan where he and John Winzenried
wfll erect on a block at 7th ami' S
streets, which they now own, possibly
four California bungalows, which wjll
bcr modern in every respect. The
first one will be erected at once. It
will have a concrete foundation and
tire oatside will be finished la
rough boards, stained. The Inside
will be hard wood and plaster, hand
somely stained. Each will contain
five rooms, besides closets and
porches.
R. R. COMMISSION
: REQUESTS S. P. CO.
TO RESTORE RATE
Salem. Or;: April 20. The South
ern Pacitld' company has been re
quested by the' railroad: commission,
as a result of the agitation started
by the open river convention at Al
bany, to restore its arbitrary rate on
transcontinental freight shipments.
If the railroad' company refuses the
matter will be taken up in a formal
manner by the commission. The 10
per cent arbitrary rate between
Portland ana valley points was abol
ished March 22 and' a differential
rate- substituted.
1 SPORTING NEWS j
COTTAGE GROVE AND
SPRINGFIELD SUNDAY
BIDS FOR COTTAGJ
GROVE'S PIPE LINE
Cottage Grove, Or;, April. 20.
The city has Instructed Recorder
Van Dental or to advertise for bids
tor the construction of a complete
water system and pipeline from Lay
ing Creek, about 20 miles distant
from hare, work to begin as soon as.
possible' on the same.
One hundred thousand 'dollars in
bonds were voted to provide for this
at a special election held some timer
ago.
1-4 OF POUND A WEEK
Landscape Architect
and Superintendent.
D. C. Mosher
Plans for residence grounds a
specialty. Estimates made.
Res. 280 Pearl St. Phone Main 844
THE CALL CP THE MOOD
At ieast, Is what a young baby
ought to gain In weight. Does yoursT
It not, there's something wrong with
its digestion. Give it McGee's Baby
Elixir and it will begin gnlning at
once. Cures stomach and bowel
troubles, aids digestion, stops fret
fulness, good for teething babies.
Price, 25c and 60c. Sold by Dillon
Drag Co.
Next Sunday the local fans will get
a chance to see the fast Nesmlth team
of Cottage Grove cross bats with the
Springfield Boosters, and Judging
from the way the Groveites took tne
Roberts Bros.' team Into camp last
Sunday, this game should be a cor
ker. Both Springfield and Cottage
Grave are tied for first place In: the
league race, so the result of this
game means a great deal to the win
ner. Geo. Baker, the spitball man,
will throw for the Grove, while
Schermer, who defeated Albany so
handily last Sunday, will again pitch
for Springfield. A large delegation
at fans will come up from Cototage
Grove to cheer their team to victory.
tDAHO DEFEATS
OREGON NINE
In the second game at Moscow yes
terday Idaho defeated Oregon by the
score of 8 to 7. Word pitched for Or
egon. As usual, Clark was the heavy
niuer ior uregon. The score:
R. H. E.
Oregon 7 11
Idaho 8 9 6
For purification, finds fullKvolce In
Dimples, bollB, sallow complexion, a
Jaundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skin, all signs of
llr trouble. But Dr. King s New
Life Pills make rich red blood; give
clean skin, rosy cheeks, fine com-.
plexion. health. Try them. 25c a' t
VV. A. Kuykendall's.
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Every bottle of Dr. Bell's Pin c-Tar-Honey
is guaranteed, to give s: t
isfactlon In all throat and bronch Jal
trouble .
Come Up and
Sit Awhile
And let us tell you about some nice 5
and JO acre orchard and garden tracts.
Good location, fine soil-the best in the
valley for fruit, nut or gardening.
We have some handsome booklets, just
off the press, and will be pleased to
give you one.
Willamac Land Company
Rooms 2 and 3 herry Block, Eugene, Or.
TAXIDERMIST & FURRIER.
By improved methods I mount
true to nature big game heads, fish,
Dims ana animals. Make tui- rugs
and garments, clean and remodel
them. Express and mail orders
promptly attended to.
C. M. HARRIS,
105 Washington St. Portland, Or.
Telephone Main 2600.
MILLINERY
Mrs. John Spores, of The Mode
Millinery, at 24 West Seventh street,
has on display a good line of pattern
hats, turbans, street hats and hats
for children. tf
Yesterday's Lchkuo Scores
Oakland, 1; Portland, 0.
San Francisco. 3: Sncramentn. n.
Los Angeles, 7; Vernon, 2.
Read the pain formula on the box
of Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask your
doctor If there Is a better one. Pain
means congestion blood pressure
somewhere. Dr RTinnn' Taib. 13,1-
Tablets check head pains, womanly
pains, pains anywhere Try one and
see. 20 for 25o. Sold at Yerlngton's I
drug store. ' 1
Any lady roaaer ot this paper will
receive on request, a clever "No
Drip" Coffee Strainer Coupon privi
lege from Dr. Snoop. Rnclne. Wis.
It Is silver-plated, very prettv and
positively prevents all dripping of
tf" ' coffee. The doctor sends it
with his now free book on "Health
Coffee ' simply to Introduce this
fleer substitute for real coffee. Dr
Shoop's Health Coffee is gaining its
great popularity because of: first
its exquisite taste and flavor: sec-
nnn Ita .. , ... . .
I i . "eaimiuiness:
third its economy, H4 lbs. 25c::
oft. ii convcn'n,e. No tedious
20 to 30 minute boiling. ".Made in a
minute," say9 nr. Shonp. Try it at
your grocer's, for a pieasnnt sur
prise. erlngton drug store.
We still sell Needsfort OH at 60o
per gallon, 15c full quart. Call at
factory or Varnock Bros, feed store.
Do not forgot this s the chemical
works where you get the clear and
pure stuff home mut. You have
been paying too much long enough
Eugene Chemical Works, a30
DO IT NOW.
Eugeno Peoplo Should not Walt Un.
til it Is Too Late.
The appealing death-rate from
kidney disease Is due In most cases
to the fact that the little kidney
troubles are usually negleoted until
they become serious. The slight
symptoms give place to chronic dis
orders and the sufferer goes gradual
ly ,lnt0 tno srasp of diabetes, dropsy,
Bright's disease, gravel or some oth
er serious form of kidney complaint.
If you suffer from backache, head
ache, or dizzy spells; If the kidney
secretions are irregular of passage,
and unnatural in appearance, do not
delay. Help the kidneys at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney disorders they cure
where others fall. Over one hundred
thousand people have recommended
them. Here's a case at home.
William A. Haskell, 272 W. Sev
enth HtrPot TCucrana "I--
, r" : vic, nays;
Doan s Kidney Pills foelpe dme great
ly some three years ago and I am
glad to make the fact known. This
remedy has been used by other mem
bers of my family and In every case
the best results have been receivde."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
conts. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
All kinds of lumber yon need we
can supply. The Coyote Lumber 'Co.
Room 318. Whlto Temple Bldg. tf
Fnrmers, bring your prodiH to
Thos. Bailey, phono Main 865. tf
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Twenty oj- nt off on Ml trimmed I
DEAL IN MINES RIG
Development Company Acquires
Placers in Sonora, .Mexico Many
Portland Investors.
imIhI?.,."rg,Inlnlll8 donl'ls in the
Immediate vicinity of the 430,000
, acres of splendid fruit and vegeta
.iinf"1" X"1 snu'ns lands just
floment'POn m"k!t !T nCtUal 8et
L,iThi8,'?rge body of splendid agru-
1 ""ther notice. This Ynd
is located near present railroad and
' Particular! see or write
h m! Lnd Co- 43 Worcester
TZr"- TeKon' or
ii ans 16, Eugeno Loan & Savlnes
Bnk bldg., Eugene. (Q. ml
iew, flashlight and post care"
rli?g.rap- UnB cntyTcenery .
berg Lta Dru 8tore' - Sternj
jBEAVTiFVi
BETTED HrjT
Will come, naL,, 4l
01 F'gs and Elixir oft'
remedy is needed
system gently yeteit(
to dispel colds and
due to cone;,,.,.!..
"Kouon.
Us world-wide acctK
e best of faraiiy
men. vomnn
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approval by the m
Physicians, bscauseii,,
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truly benef ciai. are ti
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Syrup of Figs acd ri
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To get its benefkfel J
Always cuy the esr
MANUFACTURED RYthe
California FigSyrup
Buy a bottle today to have in the hiusi) rhen
reedrd I
Lawn Mowers-
Prices $3.25 to $7.50
Lawn Hose
13c per foot buysaflm
We have som: for 8c.
J. W. Quackenbush&S
52 East 9th St., Eugene (r
Merchants Ban
Of Eugene, Oregon
Officers and Directors who direct the afairs of Math
L. II. POTTER, Pres.
FRED FISK, Casliier.
M. F. GKIGUS.
ALTON HAMPTON.
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H. II. HODBSpU
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20 and deposits $350,439.12, thus making our cash M
50 per cent of our deposits.
Ilabllltla
Cauital stock
Undivided Profits
Deposits
Resources
Loans and discounts. $194,924.26
Bonds and warrants. 19,290.33
Bank premises 32,920.45
Available cash 177,053.20
Total $424,188.24 Total '
Increase in deposits since opening October il,
May, 1908
April, 1909 .
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