Eugene daily guard., May 13, 1910, Image 2

HE EUGENE DAniY GUARD. ' TRTTfASr; JtAY'18." 1 9 -
YfHY waste
time at the
tailor's, and
worry, when
for less money
you can slip
into
by far fuperior 7'4rV!7Ll rr&r
Uk lot dxUbdiiiUOMt VvV If trW I Yw
a it !.. Yl -4 1 Ml II (A J II M
Jhi Is an AtteAury
E12; $22.50 to $35 I
Klxlrla n ( ri'Tv fV'fxJ "4 itbrt lit 1 pi mi mi ir I
hnoi oil) .
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nfi jiiilHiini lo M'tmn oil) Mil Jiljiuoid I
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(ll l!.f no'J lo )il) liliol II lllmf nrf' .. I
mnl nLliiid cmIA wit no vxlmll M! . J I
mot oil I lo n .ir.lHltii oi b-iixld I
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MEMBER OF OREGON CITY
WATER BOARD DE
FILTER SYSTEM IS
CLARES
SUCCESS
ir.. UhHnoIr hfl-I tirataf - Our. Qimnlv fl yOttfcHOWPJs
uver a year bbu iua,u.. - j .
fm rinK Dlanta with a view to. se-that after it has received the sewage
curing a supply of pure water for Eu-of Eugene, .Corvallls Albany. Salem
curing a Biipi"; y ,h,n. hA WI..a n iho llttlo vl aKes along the
to the mayor of Oregon City, regard- river, thus rendering the eupply about
Ine the Jewell filtering plant in oper- as bad as It could be. Notwlthstand-
atlon there. The reply which the tag this our supply, furnmnes ug wuu
j frnm f'harloa nr.cHpnllv mire Dater. We have had
H. Caufleld. president of the Oregon.) numerous tests made by different bac-
Clty banK, ana ior me ptwt u.uctcc.. iMNuio5iow fttiu.."v --- --
years a member of the Oregon City that the water after filtering fa from
water, board and is as follows: 98 to 99 per cent pure and with prac-
T tl-nllir nil noxious Eerms removed.
May 21), Ju. Thi..i nhont m exoi water as it is
pon, J. D. Matlock. Mayor of fcugene, pogslble to get outside of a labora
, Eugene, Ore. tory . 0ur ctiZens are a unit In
) Dear Sir: Some time since I had praising the water we furnish them
the honor of writing wou la regard and wouia not for a moment go back
in Mime Information you wished tn hn ld svstem without filters.
...... n-atnf BVfilnm VOtlf telteT' Tl.. nP nn,.raa nat cnm Pt h 1 11 IT 1 ftf
auuill JfJ'ii ..... . i - - UlLEiB,Ul.wuov, a - n A norilllc.
having been aaaressea to .mjvi to install, but after once in, me cuai ooie, bskiub iui wj'i.
Carll of this city and by him referred ot running and maintaining is small ' slon to piny it at the Festival o;
tv me. and not worth TConsWerihg la .view. of Music in Eugene. Mr. Foote replied
I now take the liberty of addressing the results. If the committee that that It would please him very much
you further on the same matter, hav- has the matter of . water -supply to to have his latest, work, played, ia.liu
lnir Just learned that your city is look after would visit our plant and guue, and hoped that the people at
about to procure a new water supply examine into it, .1 feel sure that they , the festival will enjoy it. This num
and have in contemplation the sink-would wan t to put in a filter plant ber will be a stellar .attraction .afcone
ins of wells for that purpose. Should for your city. Outside-of my interest of the concerts, and..glves the people
this be done I hope, for the welfare In the general welfare of the public, of Eugene a chance, to hear a. new
cf your citizens, that an emciem i naye.-at particular uuere.x in me
filter system may be Installed, as I water supply of Eugene, because I
feel that no. water-should be put. In. expect .by two .sons to attend the Uni
the mains or supplied to the public verslty next year and would like to
that has not been thoroughly filtered, know that they would have as good
no matter what the course of supply, water there as they have at home.
We have had such good success withj Hoping that this communication
plant here that 1 cannot neipi may produce results, i remain,
MAY FESTIVAL
rt r
TIMING
Soloists and Musicians From
Abroad Arrived Last Night :
Rehearsal Today;
This evening the first tconcert' of
the May festival of music .will be
given in Villard hall atithe :UaiVerr
sity The sololstB and i musicians
from abroad arrived last evening,
and a last grand rehearsal was-.held
this morning at 9:30 o'oWclM
It has just been learned tbat.tna
Bcttman-Kllngenburg .trio, will play
a trio lately composed by Arthur
Koote. and never before heard, out
side of New York city. This trio was
played In that city a short time agp
and created considerable favoraDie
comment among th- .musical critics
on the papers. Mr. Bettnian, hearing
it mmd ate v. - wrote iu mi.
wanting to advise all other cities to I
do as we hav -done and me filtered
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) CHAS. H. CAU FIELD.
X AMUSEMENTS t
$
$an,ooo armour horshs
IMMENSE CIRCUS
THE SEIiLS-FLOTO SHOW
where as the best ever seen with a
ThnpftHiiv Mnv 1ft l chnw flnv at ulSnt.
Eugene.-
DAMROSCH ORCHKSTR.V
work the second u tun it baas been
played in public.
Mr. Belcher,. Portland's most, pop
ular tenor, will. sing, the tenor solo in
"Hiawatha's . Wddl): - Feast.'" ac
companied by the entire ovcllestra
This is a solo.jq wJbich the possibili
.Ies of fine IntarprBtitlon are. numer
ous, and in wbictuMr. Belcher's mel
low, rich tenor will have ample op
portunity to do its best.
It Is necessars tbat .the festival be
attended by a. large audience eacb
The undertaking la a huge
one, and,, unless expenses can ot
made, all piamt for a future annua,
festival wll) ha: given up. The peopli
now have the chance to. prove that
they believe In, stand far and wii.
support tan. organization, devoted &
the furthering of good. music in tlti
A Poor Weak Woman
At the i termed. w,U endut Irwvriy and patiently ,
onie which a stronil man -.moid ivo way nd(.r
The ' 'Of ut.women aca more pwaail uuu they ought I
, bo under uch tmubles.
Bverf -woman ouillns to knoiv that nho muy obtain
the moset expencuu i amrgi
ud in oiioi i amndenct oad pnvwiy by writings,
the WorU's Uispensar-y, nicoiiM Akacuti..n, K, y
Herce, NL.D.,.Prcside.Tit,,Dufiaks K. Y. Dr. riorci
bu been-ohici consulting physician cf U-.l- Lj.-alidj'
u...i ..'SurtflDaliDwtituta. o fafl'Jo, K. Y. ...
miny.veitrs and Has. bad a wider jwiictk-u! experience
! ,k..irMiment m women, s; yisensoB irtan anv n.i. . .
Hi, nieaicines aroiworld-famoua for their astonishi
The most: pert ere reornj ver deviarj for M.
ccte women- l uTnrao "ejcriiju
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN ETr.ONfi "
CICIt WOMEN,
The raeny and varird lymp tools of woman's peculiar in
forth in; Plain F-nfilish in the- People's Mcdienl Advi,er7Sl
. ...j .4 ..n.m.HntM Ftlirinn nf whinli. nl..,i. i . llu
reviu."u , """-iKiuna, w ;i y
receipt rf 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing . J
The following is from a San Fran
Cisco paper:
The Tschalkowsky programme that cltv. and it is to be houcd that titer
'.. r - . . ..'Walter- DamroBCfc and the New York ..will not let the nnnnrt.iin.itv nass liv.
The much-talked of Armour oapp eis.mphony orchestra played at the .
sray JpM;n.!,n1SgjMa-.nWhi0L!a1:lt theatre. last night was one- j. 0. Lee was acquitted at Alltany
I :.,:r ';"t 'Seiis-Kloto e-hows.i "a.Ti ?LJtlSJ- yete:.$hww.Tlolatl?s the
These shows retain the street parade) w'th lots" of thoSe" people' who- as tr&ii T betor' jlSicePor'ter for
a"n,nKO,3 wni'aieThe show:alwaVs come late, and for whom long. he -JSd W.. trM the
m?.H. 'm ghon ll o'clock Ihow lines of automobiles stand In waiting; first' tims yesterday when tte jury
dv Some shows have equated n4 thv all seemed to be lovers o disag after .beiw out ll.ha.rs.
day. aome snows nave '' music, for they made it very eviHpnt - --
this feature of circus day n i th,t: tnelr 80u8 were stiPPed. It WaS
count f the tremendous expense to rouslng evation that Mr. Damroschj Proven Eraeema Curot
provide Pphernal a foi ' ftreet d'B- j Man, SUlterers nRW! Mei
play, out tne aens-rioio oirr.u u Thmnrh th. four . mnvRmnt nfsn ntlerlv with .).
iBhata street parade t a part of a-c r- -Symnhonv Pathetiaue." whlchi coeries" that even, the ainitranm nf
ails ticket and tnat CO aepnve- raw . -h'A hor. nlv w i,viimu n. j...
ulieople., cheatra carried its listeners on thai It is to these di;cour.ured suffer-
I, iat n?es 01 us u s "u" ' sublime harmonies of the Russian era In particular that wa now offer.
nnnivti irinK nuruiiu. wiihtu nuvnui . , . . j ... n - .... j ... ...
M.l.7..l;i..m.rk the llbernlltv of this ' ue.ty i..e . ouiyo cents, a trial OQttle or tha-
' ilnSM Thn nnhltc la thus tlle nlla"ai tempo or tno seconti accepted standard eczetaa remedy,, i
SfSrdd In Innortunl y of seeing movement, and- its- characterlstite simple wash of oil of. wlntergreeat
mi the .wdS the. "vellnes9 ot the thymol and glycerine, a compounded
h w7td, lil t uition The horses thlrd movement, in which Mr. Dam- in D. D. Di prescriptlofl.
tre a Srta , fenure of tie dl ta" roscn was 80 exceedingly busy, and, Hundred of cures lave convlmred
! And fof ivVarhSTO been not -1 for 1,1,9 ,1eeP expressivene-e of the flns'e. as and w know yo can prove- In
iMi: the show 'hat will stay ln.our-mm-, stantly wUh the first application ohat
and. It l;.ln that drnft horses with "rlm. '8 "uuimer ui u taKes away tne lton at once.
Cf Hi
From the "Nutcracker Suite"
had the "Overture Miniature," ' -e hkchstratiom of land title
"UuBsian Dance." and
'You Should XocJ
Tlun Edges
YOU will always find thM
best made clothes. 1 he abi
i'lnra-is. illfip-ed bv them. The thin
one o the distinctive features of ClotlfJ
It enables the ciotntolay nat between theW
result of sciuiii
Weselecttbt
a score of dijj
you, because we h
the best tailoiniji
and selling at; k
These clotlieti
no matter hiirpn
With eachjuitj
guarantee that eraiyti
the style and shjptui
. suit is worn oub.
c
AllWool Clothes M
Out spring tine, ot Clothcraft is now compV& iJ
iff-. 117-.: nc
"M5LL TO MAN" CL )T1
e li n
CI
1
i numbers. Ttm howiesi ar
ell matched ailJwll.KroW
A circus wltliliJtf jtrn ij'tI
-niehow does TroP itttr lllW I
nn nort WHl,!make,"iour
.rr i .... ., . . i .1
-mi v- K'Xhey artvlooatect oai. Kortli
(una i The soil'in MfttiiewWi-ufif "iff rlcl.'rWerl
I.,...
miinii :i t&crtHMinoiiaMiri Hor truck garCltfultrj
. I . -v it i Milt l"" H i:- i'i.ni .
ii s ii.i',r,.WSCtWlMi!uml.iitin''i
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-noli-. ii. vf -"'li f ''j i '" i-'nuiv!iii imi: IJ3fl(U)J W f'
,.: .-(l:ti "M"l?illiiUNM-iJll IK i'. Hill Ill.'l
,i, iiium'siuUM ..ju i io i-, 1st. mi i ni.-iv
that iMirCft-Hielfid so:.(1a;1,pJ it, jfa
tur,w v lotSM.tMike:iui.'nMi!liinJiii.iit Willi. hsuiAo ,smh
high cln.. althoimh largely Increased
ii are gray,
owned.
pageant
ttre real
thing-, and . Uie, .nnjipiinceivciit that
the i : llJIjvf U4 l-rtnlbed
this f:i , J iflioAvetoWJ t.fws
evorsWW fl U- I
It looks na thomth a record-lireal
nhlo chiiral'or "thnt I'.'Q pnnplo. can
lmnlly ho ilif ;ii)i.:!n:i !. The liow
I
LIX DRUG CO.
then the t.. ii,. - .,- ,.,...
Dance of the Reed Pipes." The last Martin Svurverud to rexiatur mo title-
named piece was apntauded with ,.' ln"J. ?r niwi "t lami
more enthusiasm than was accorded
Ion who, by the
come buck for two profesFi
formances, with tlie "Sa'- si Usee"
in B u'h.
Armour hij 'x trfl:1! , r.;nk.-j. pp-Ji a
Pienilld -V:fiJo IhWiJltllilOnraii-m-
auco Is Indorsed 1),
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y ninvsiin'.iors every-
lamia u
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nil thn
Kno.wn as Falrnaount Helehtn. an mlill
ll.lll t(J KUIHIIh Ijlltn Pntinll nratrnn
to any of the others., probably be-- a' e mine oiiears on tne it.at tu.-e-cause
it was reminiscent of Mavd Al- .'"?,Y .'"u"1" "''"'
way. is toon to ttn-vfrom Ids 1. 2. 4. 5' and 8 l
Hoik 3: lots 1 2. 3. 4 nnil k in i.ioi,,
: S 12 lli, 17. 18 nnrt 19 In block
2t: lots 1 nntt 3 n itlonli 1 nr.A ln. e l
Mock 5. In until Fnlnrtoitnt M,.lCTht.
ily one vncal number v."i on the J'"" ,ial P1"" or parcel of land
raiimie, the ".reanne D'Arc" arta. ,n'' R', 'iorS oVI'm J 'r1""1
h wns sung by Mine. Sara Anitei- HelBht,? iheno, north ViK"'.
The singer was In excellent S- i1"- , mln R. alonir the south
A J the .r. seemed better ?f diVrn,' SSlhV 'tiZZ
d to hor than the Wnsnerian s. so 10 min. k' t ti,: h
Iks in she had previously, ? .m,n: w- Jl f"'!. nionir th
1 . w lv ROli"i1flrv o' P-iM C'v
lie "Anilantd Cantnhlle." from '"4 foot, to a n'oint Ti"foi .."."
SirTTrs 'TjWffrrr, Opus 11. was ex- " VIT' ""'"' the William Snlt'- n
itely performed on the Dnmrosch Wt:'thciN? doT il Sfr E" 'H
iKS. The. great "Marche Slav" '."-t: thon.o n. n rtoir.' 21 min p'' JoJ V
the ni&flumber. "a It W-ThJ'V Af J.d 'T"'
Wall Paper and
FRED KUDFORD, 'EPa?
Sole Agents Bass Huetcr Paint
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auspices ot tm
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was
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Admis-ion for this-i
dy and date only
THUS THE PEOPLE-NOTfi
BENEFIT WHILE THE CRUEL CIRC
T
WilM EOS
mnv oonri
Tnko notice
.our it I
tjat on the tth ,ny of
ii ,!,"i'',rn,lr'n wan
iinsnr.u
I.,
. ; headache',. wenrinrs and ' eleeplessnesa
"that dragged down feeling.
V
FYPsn Turcoman i
Now.
lt.".ildi Slate Priiuor.. .wmi.. rj.T'T "..!,!",'
thoroforo, untosa von Rnnn.
'. " s'h ") of .lnk' ' ,',"
rnune why nun, npnll-
!. whkd this moniii e re,,. ravorVf , ?. ,n';..""0i:,',n!f th.
n III renorlud ..:i-tli,i,. forever h.., ... ' ..."" ''.""
Rl wtl he bettor prepared to,
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if liir,.
.otiim
! lilrttoqA iS l!iV' '.' ''''.;''
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"3'? era ra $ iTas.
, :i Acting directly ou-Uw-kidnrvs these
mild rtN. ire ulnicnlt uMUnt! relic
beennrt thejr tm(lnlV';Mt' as ' a ' tonic; ; of c
put dean. fbc, kidney .';Use .of imrnriiV
tics,ml,.cjcji idle, poiaonn-fiMBt tka''''
yntemw .iohIiim h.i t.-1m oj,ii i rt..
Ffifi'WAiM'Piil'
at'Oiit (lie first or sooonn -oi. 1., " Attorney
I ilon't bolliA Uhall Wcajv,,. L
uiiH.vlil HI
lame.
y'K. F CAMPT1H.U Counl' Clerk.
'or Applicant.
ciitidida;,;,-Lr r1 kt'
of.t.ye:Jiri,,u.r, .-,,, ..v;,:;:r.; jWH H,l. nec,n,d
..vnw tftiK'r iii4)i,.ra-9, for ,th,.iKn. Wi tv V ' 'J' '--PStforiii
nii.l make a v- , r ",'""' J'-'-n.M i.v t "1 p
"-'in-WI 'i''WW
Po mnvl.Mi on, nnjvi.f11l nr
the
s.ici.Stn .111 this suite between ''"" '-f Iw, no, ","1 '"""tha from
li r candidate and t hos u, aIjuU k''1 "" " ".v ,,,
e field, whh-h wottld.-t-sIUSilaMaa ' -w- W. HAW;1"-
''W '1''W,,tl)9,-?- f-tor.
. ... . . . J" niin) ait 'Mi.ue.ulLa iihl.iioo.1 11..1 il -iit
,1 1, afw wn-.i'. 11!:; ifliiift kit, 1 ifeS "te-iioiSTOiJriiiwii lb.,,., I '"T- TO eituH8 wing All the Pol
luJ htr,m- ni n..-riiHr,tmi(,i,,lMli,l,(lW inil tiHoiillB 50.de. bOMootV. 'RliihVpml I mn liri'T5-fi!or 'n h"r'hy that Prod r., 8elf a Vifhr r 4
iif-t-::- 4:iv; ;t .'ri-i,,-r V4i.(aiJ,r-,;d.a1ayijM,.V c'i j.'-!:'...,.';, TiTl. ?'.! .n forget, It's a
SUPERB. SPFrTimn ao nDiniHUL Cliff
50 ANIMALS-J25.00D ARMOUR PRIZE
GORGEOUS STREET
At 10 O'clock Each Mornin?
k8 and SeeforY(f
Circus for 25 Cen
w a Circus Trust;
the Circus-D
. , LARGEST BANK IN LANE COUNTY
FOR SALE BY ''
iit,iA). imia ix,
of rll lsto
uroeiefciirf, V
O . J Kjt I
RAIN or hinf AT 2
rt v ho.jouj ttruer, Aamiiuo
fit TiUe the Circus War Lasts. J
JwoTComplete PERFORM!