Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 21, 1910, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUQENB DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910 jfpENSATORY L ipal IniredlenU '.K fnrPe- "rr.tPeruBa is in remedy, let Rafted State. DUpen ftt. principal ingred- fat But0. ' Iuon naL i Solr, H. S.Qwirgent and F. T. Daniels. v rinzn .Music Hatfi A! Fiie.ia nmi n.ivo New York, May 22. Another newsl ''Pwl" have original sketch entltl- (By William 8. Brewer.) THE DRAMA Burt Clarke and Jiinrt Tlnmtltnn tho 'English entertainers, are at the fla Al Si. oricii paper man has risen from tne ranks0". ' Jiisory or a Hansom tub, of the reportorial lnd to a play-1 and John C. Rice and Sally Cohen wright. He is A. E. Thomas, author make their farewell appearance this of "Her Hushand's Wife." the latest season l the farce ,"Theftleptoman offerlng at the Garrick Theatre. It is; '"-'" Lee Tong Foo, tliE only Chl a three-act comedy in which Henry i lles0 barytone In vaudeville, is a nov Mlller plays the leading role. Hypo-jeltv- The Hon Air Trio, acrobatic chrondriacism is the motive of tlie.comedlans, the DeCosta Duo, xylo play, -which is admirably suited to Phone artists, and Eddie Clark, Jug- njnuwi - - , jjr Miller s auiittiec. ne is surround- ic uisu monies. UdUU 0t gwuou d b company of players, all of . .i IL l. laTVA- I T Unna Pnana la hn nrlfa nnJ PS AND GOSSIP OF Iggg BAY OLD GOTHAM TOWN fff rivs .a"- : 1I.i.iflH,a, i . tt f i -1. - j ll wrtMOT aa 11 Laura nupe iBwu lit tuts wiib uuu f ,' .u. (Tdatment of He- Orace kiiisu B lh chronic C-urrlD.atoniodyBpep- Uh, catarrhal jaundice UUTerl.anamau rueomiaended foi C ofrarious forms of dis- I, to women. UMdiM,tofPernna,oory Cj,claiied in the United Cfamisa tonic Is used Q forctu-onio constitu- Uud scrofula. G. .'. another ingredient Gre8UentfruSthatha' Vmj overiooneu u m bwion for the past fifty Ktdi ars to do iouuu m W itores. Ane unuea tiBtory says of the actios CTj it is used as a bittei h taa treaimeuv uyoon- intermittent diseases as a br quinine. not all of the meaicinai Pnuna contains. Suffice W it is a compound ol UitL each one of which (no to time, been reconv Ipiyticiani of all schools I (ttarrhal conditions. at to know what the peo 1 to us for a free book of i of what the people think i a catarrh remedy. After , nid, the best evidence lor iit remedy is the teti' to wio have tried it Charles Cherry'8 performance in 'The Spitfire" has met with success Elliston the second wife-elect. I at the Lyceum. The play has been im- Moht.1 Rart n.niinnro an rh ritlod wiH-l Proced since the opening nicht. There ow and Robert Warwick as the hus-!1? Plenty of action in the story and band. Orme Caldara and .Elinor Mc-, uls staging is elaborate, tlwnn nnmnlnlA t.hn cast. vvilu marie uressier in nine s Nightmare" Lew Fields is giving to his clientele a star and a musical pro duction which has caught the fancy of the audiences at the Herald Square Theatre. Miss Ressler never has done anything more suited to her peculiar talents than Tlllle Blobbs. the drudge in the boarding house, who dreams great things. There are two acts and eight scenes, with more than a dozen musical numbers. The book Is by Edgar Smith and the music by A. Baldwin Sloane. At the Lyric Theatre the ail-star revival of "Jim the Penman" is at tracting wide-spread attention. The play has not been seen in New York since 18S7, a year after its Introduc tion to English theatregoers. C It is said to be partly founded upon fact, the Idea having been suggested by the career of a London forger who man aged to establish himself in society under false pretenses. Prominent among the players in the present re vival are Wilton Lackaye, who ap pears in the title role which he played first a number of years ago, under the Palmer management; John Mason, Theodore Roberts, Arthur Forrets, Louis Massen, Thurlow Ber gen, George Barnum, Frederick Paulding, Ernest Glendinning, Flor ence Roberts, Marguerite Clark, Jeff reys 'Lewis anid Grace Reals. The pro duction has been staged by Lawrence Marston. The. Hippodrome season closes this week. The Midget circus, which has been a most successful feature the latter part of the season, will no doubt be used again next year, as will also the tribe of New Zealand Maoris In their native dances. Isa that if Rockefeller let that billion or two or Istu would make money fcaper that we wouldn't it any more with the In fant than with our pre- Mme. Nazlmova continues In her production of "Little Eyolf" at Nazi mova's Thirty-ninth- street theatre., where her spring engagement will be prolonged well Into the warm weath er. Her impersonation of th char acter of Rita is bound to take rank with the best of her achievements. Brinelnc "The Climax" back for a return engagement to Weber's thea-. tre has proved a "wise move on Mr. Weber's part, as the house has been HILL WILL UClId) WEST FROM BOISE AT ONCE. Boiso and Western to Cross Oregon from East to West. That the Hill outlet from Eastern Oregon will be down the McKenzle river to Eugene and on to Coos Bay by the way of Florence seems to be the prevailing opinion among those who are best posted on railroad con struction that is liable to affect this part of the state. What this means to Eugene and vicinity can only be conjectured, but that it (means the doubling and thribllng of all present real estate values goes without say ing. A small amount of money in vested in College Crest Addition Lots or acreage today will mean a com petency for the fHture. Lots on the car line from $100.00 and up with the usual terms of $10.00 down and $10.00 a month; acreage $250 and op. No trouble to show the prop erty. Call at 14 East Eighth street, or call up Main 534. I. H. Bingham. Guard Special Service. land easily accessible from the new New York, May 21. If the mem- subway, from the old subway that1 bers of the judiciary onic:ttee of runs through Layfayette street, audi the New York Sate Legislature will from the proposed subway to run uu-j drop around to Union Square at three der lower Broadway, o'clock this afternoon, they will hear I . , - t . . , . . ' something to their advantage. For Next week .the United States steel i the given hour Is the time, and Union 'corporation, vulgarly known as the. Square the place, and the girls wili:"teal trust,' will send out chocks be there a-plenty to tell tho Solons 'or the 1 3-4 per cent dividend on its exactly what they think of them. I Preferred stock This will be follow Thls imay not be exactly compliment-; d next month by tire payment of a ary, as the purpose of the gathering' dividend of 1 1-4 per cent on the com-! is to protest, in no uncertain terms, oa 8tock ?' th8 corporation, Placing against the refusal of said judiciary uIa a ,5 )er. cent basis. This is I committee to report the woman's ""jo elf e ,r.ga.nlzftUo? franchise bill for which be snff-'ot fnev 8loel U,M ragettes have been working ail winter 80 'sh a rate on the common stock, and spring land tne evut is noteworthy, since it All associations allied with the 18 h,eld ln "uanclal circles that the cause of votes for women will take,8teel business accurately effects he narl In the eatherlnr. Mrs. Carrlfi I commercial prospm-iijr u uio nun. The Tenderfoot Farmer It was one of tlicsc cpcrimcnt;:l fnrmem, who put rirecri spectucles on his cow nd L-d her shavings. His theo nat Jhat it didn't m.ittcr whut the cow ate so limit as alia wasY.'d. Tho questions of digestion and nourishment bail not entered iato his cuhuttion';. It's only n "teniijrl. 'ot" i.i.mcr C-t would try such an experiment wi;!i a i.'.v. V.i i.uiny u farmer feeds kir.: self regardless of dige-ition and nutriilcn. 1 i T-ii?,:.; ahnort ni well eat shnv infgs for all the g'tud ho gets out vi l.ia fooj. Ti.'O rcrtutt is that Che stomnc'i grows "weak" die action o( tho organs i f liier.ticn and nutrition arc impaired unJ the man sutlers the 'niserics oi dyspepsia end the agonies ot ncrvousnci.8. T3 strengthen iVfnucj, P"''"v f.'io activity of tiie or rfars ot dljestl j anj na:r'! u nr-' brace up the nerves,' use Dr. Prsoj -i ZizJdcn Med'ral Ulscovery,. It Is an utu falling remedy. r1 hu3 ike suntiitenco ot physicians fa trell au f.V. pralM ot' HJuauanrfj healed by Its use. In the atritsi m,ib '"Golden Mcdiuil Disci very" is a temi -rnnce medl. cine. It contains neititc:' .:n:o::ieants nor nureoties, and is as froe from alcohol as trom opium, eocaino 3)d other dangerouu druj. All ingredients printed on its outside wrapper. Don't let a dealer delude yoit for his own profit. There. Is no'medlcine for otomaoh, liver and blood "iust as good" as "Colden Medical Discovery." Chapman Catt will preside at one of the platforms; Mrs. Blanah, president of the Self-Supporting Equality League, at the second platform, and the third will be occupied by the Col legiate League. All present will, doubtless have an enjoyable time. Quarterly dividends of 1 per cent each were paid on the common stock from the outset or the steel corpora tion's career ln 1901, up to the lat ter part of 1903, although such dis bursements were widely criticised and were understood to have been made chiefly in pursuance of agree ments with the controlling interests Daddy Knickerbocker will hold a', in certain ot the companies which land auction next Tuesday, at which' came into the steel corporal ion as about a million dollar's worth of real subsidiaries. The total dividends in estate will be knocked down to the 1903 amounted to 3 1-2 per cent, and highest bidder. The plots are ln six In the poor years 1904 and 1905 different blocks In Centre street, be- nothing was paid in common. At the tween White and Deiancey. I quarterly meeting on July 31. 1906, The land to be sold is subject to the directors gave the street an agree perpetual easement for the space un-,able surprise by declaring two divi der the surface occupied by the sub- dends of 1-2 per cent each on the way and the station, and also the res- common, one for the quarter ending ervation by the city of the space oc- March 31, and one for that ending cupled by the station entrances. Butl June 30, placing the stock on a 2 per the subway has been so built that it cent yearly basis, will support a ten-story building on: The rate was maintained until last each of the plots. 'summer when 3-4 per cent was de- One of the plots has been suggest- clared for the quarter ended June 30, ed as a possible site for the new at the rate of 3 per cent a year, county court house. This is the plot Three months later a dividend of 1 ,,...., whito unit Walker streets, oer cent was declared and in Janu- The city owns three-quarters ot the ary the board declared another quar entire blook and it would be neces-'terly dividend of 1 per cent for the sary to buy only the remaining quar-;ecember 31 quarter, and also an ex ter of the block to have a large site.'tra 34 per cent, which brought the A county court house there would be disbursement of the common to a full next to the Criminal Courts building 4 per cent. well filled at everv performance. The cast, which Includes Ann Swlnburn, Effingham Pinto, Albert Tavernier and Robert S. Taber, is a good one. b snail Amount. rat suiter one day for five Mount. Thea try Sjither- la Eye Salve. We guaran- tre. It spalnless and harm ly tie Dillon .Drug Co. "Lulu's Husband,' ' with Mabel Barrison and Harry Conor, may be an all summer dramatic attraction, for it has started with a rush. The cast contains Louise Closser Hale, Franchin Campbell, Sophie Tucker, Alae Carlisle, Edward Heron, Demp ster, Riley Chamberlain, George Le ity creage Inside the Limits of Eu- iiui lui 4ujv iv 750 an Acre! Mathews Park will then be the only acnage for sale iu acti tracts in the City Limits. These acre tracts Jo not cost any more than do city lots less than three blocks away, and an acre will make iour regular sized lots. They are located on North Blair street and will be ou the proposed Eugene-Junction City Electric Line thar. is m be built this summer. The soil in Mathews rarK is rich river loam there is none better for truck gardening or for orciia.ru. Mr. Mathews is now in the East and may upon his return withdraw from the market that oart which is not sold and plat it iu city lots. Make an aooointment with us to see Mathews Tark. Call in nerson or by phone. 14 OFF THIS WEEK Our Stradivarius, Ouarnerms, Mattenwauld, and the celebrated imported HENRY FARING VIOLIN. See our 10c, 15c and 19o Music Counter. ROACH . MUSIC HOUSE Com. Club Block Main 862 CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS FOH SALE. There are still about six or eight choice lots remaining- unsold in Blair st. addition. They are only a few blocks from the Geary school, and the proposed Eugene June- lion electrie road Is located through the addition, rrices t are reasonable, and the pur- chaser may make his own terms of nayment. Ask any real es.'ate dealer to show vou these lots 4.., 4 An Ideal Hastumd. Ik natient. even with a nagging wife,, for he knows she needs help. She may be so nervous and run-down ln health that trifles anno her. lr sne mt. ancholy, excitable, (roubled w:tu 'oss of appetite, headache, sleeplessness, consti'iation or fainting and dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters, the most wonderrul remedy for ailing women. Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nervous trobules, backache and weak kidneys have used them and become healthy and happv. Try them. Only 50 cents. Sat isfaction guaranteed at W. A. Kuy kendall's. FAIUi HOTEL Having taken charge of the Park Hotel, I will hereafter run it as a first-class boarding and lodging house. Nice quiet rooms conven iently located, just opposite the S. v. freight depot. The best ot cooking and comfortable CALL FOn COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice is hereby given that all of Lane County warrant prior iu b. . t OOliO ratr etArpH Oil M&T 1 " 1910 will be paid on being presented at mv office on May zu. ii. est will cease on tEhatEdAay.LAND Treas. Lane Co. Eugene, OreEonMay 17, 1910. tpn r.i.r.. The onlv wholesale and retail cigar store in Eugene. Good location, lease i Wi ;7aTS" WM. RENSHAW. TO CONTRACTORS. SECOND ANNUAL CONVENTION Oregon Teachers' Association, Albany, Or., June a ana o, iiiu. TJnnnrt trin rate of one and one- third fare on the certificate plan will be made by O. R. & N. ana s. r. .. i Tlfl.Ma nn enln 1V1MV Ztt couiuau.. ".T. f nH nton fnr Ihft predion to June s inclusive, gooa iur teium . -------- t.. in r,,ioni .nhwis of a heating plant for which plans will be discussed, including an ad- and specifications may be seen at the, Bids will be received separately by the Eugene Heating and Electric Power Co. for the erection of a brick j or cement power house on the n. e. corner of the s. w.w corner of the block bounded by Willamette, Ninth, Olive, and Eighth streets, In the city dress by a special representative of the U. S. government. For further Information as to rates, dates of sale, etc., call on any O. R. & N. or S. P. agent. m31 STOriAGK. 1 ' j ' ! ! Bcorae wareuouse on railroad track for hops, spuds, household goods, cement, lime, crockery or any thing. Stone foundation and pipeu with water lor fire prltection. Rates made on car lots. Inquire of Wil liams Transfer Compau", Main 551, or Frasler's real estate office. Blach 2861. office of L. Bilyeu. All bids must be handed in to the, undersigned for submission to the board of directors Wednesday, June 1, 1910. The right to accept or reject is hereby reserved. I m27 S. M. YORAN, Sec. At lU 1.1 1 r,iu has Flnncgnn's Auto Co. autos to hlro from 10 a. m., to 10 p. m. Stand at Dil lon's drug store. Phone Red liaiii. uuius reasuuHuie. ! Ruble Healing Parlors Are to be made a permanent thing of Eugene. My growing and jatisfled patronage has made It necessary to enlarge my facilities ind called to my assistance a skilled lady practitioner. With the above provision I can care for a few more afflicted and for a few days more extend my special reduced rate to cover a month or a jure. You must be quick. Do not confound my treatments with traveling and local fakes or minor fads. I am here to stay and employ skillfully the might iest weapons known to modorn therapeutic skill to combnt disease, l am master of Mechano-Therapy, the great healing art of modern times, and will guarantee you results, your money's worth. My treantments are Immediately invigorating and life giving, cures iteady and permanent. My system 1b garnished with 35 years of hos pital and sanitarium practice. Chronic diseases a specialty. - Exam inations free. PARLORS NATIONAL BANK ANNEX ROOMS 10-11 W. N. Ruble, Mechano Therapist WHAT TIME J t WILL THE CLOCK z ; STOP I Ci'iKlmK. hxinvntiiii? and Teaming. The Eugeti" Sand & Gravel Co. dc-i grading, ex.-iivanna ana BtuC1.i teaming; can furnish concrete grav el washed sand, crushed rock and loam on a moment's notice Phone 5 381 or leave orders at L. N. Ron office Main 134; residence Black ey's office, 37 W. 7th. Something Good. Did vou see what Welch said about car lines to Junction? That means; values on River Road will go up. Better line up and get a 6 or lO-acre, . ot snnta Clara before the raise.1 Verv easy terms. See Willamette i L Id Co.. 23 West Eighth street. H.W.Il I'K.XAS WONDER I have sold Hall's Texas Wonder for kidney, bladder and rheumatic trouble for the last five years, and i have guaranteed It ln many cases, I but have never had a complaint. t8l dav's treatment ln eaon bottle. O J. HULL. Dr. Ueo. Wall office Is at 36 West Eighth street, over the Pacific States Telephone Compaoy's office. Calls attended day and nignt. Day and night phone. Mala 166. 3i'rgery and X Uays. PAY WATER RATE. Pay your wator Dill and eave In convenience and 50 centB. m24 COLLECTOR. "Try this on your piano," said the agent, as he handed the lady of the house some furniture nollsh. A Splendid Overall for every us Cut generous ly full. Two hip pockets. Felled seams. Continuous fly. MURPHY, GRANT I CO. Minutactumi j SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD ni20 A Man Warns to Die. onlv when a lazy liver and sluxiJish -nr-Vw'rfni 2 5c at W. A. Kuykenaan . Ml 1 mm Real estate id Investment Co 3'f8fti and Willameita, Phone Main U ailing WOOD SAWING, -mall will be appreciated.. Co. and get ou. pne - worn. uryi t ,ar((e. i3 r vitis. nw plant in the valley. J10 Wiiy EuiM-nment? j When Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-lloncy . has been tried with satisfaction for' over sixteen years in millions of. ,.n ikrnnt nnd bronchial troubles Vn,i ran set It anywhere the hell on the bottle. Sold by the Dillon Drug Co. STALLIONS Look for kind of a day- 5"" 1 .t,..i,i r.Id,n Star Furnltnn. , tfWe your furou'i" "m24 ! Kays Fiirnii'nv 'pTvree'k ( at 521 Uncola. m2 I will stand two stallions at m Dla(.e two miles north rf Cuburg. during the season, one is a regls tered Percheron weighing 1900 pounds nnd the other a standard bred trotting bojse. dwtf rg- r' We have given particular attention .,. .oiRction of drugs. We use a h.k n Drescrlotiona. we ao" T, .ncArt druggists. Bring M .. nrTlDtions. Bowers Drug r.- f W. rrentlce's offices are at 46 Wet Eighth street. Calls attend ed to dny or night. Day phone 1171; night phfne Main 529. i m fully equipped fia.hllirht and post photography. (Mne county specialty. LlnJlrug Store. O. Stern berg. G Latest Improved New Home now. to bapdl irr tnaeiiine, .. nltare Co. i. w Kats Fur mil A PLEASED BUYER is the best kind of advertising. That is why so man)' people are buying lots in the Gross Addition Why pay $350 to $500 for a lot a way off of a car line, when yoi can buy a fine lot high and dryr overlooking the city, the f jrtherest only three blocks from car line, for less money. $250 to $400, 5 cash, balance monthly . payments, A Free Automobile ride any lima you want to look at these lots. LET US SHOW YOU. WILLAMETTE VALLEY LAND GO. 22 W. 8th St., Upstairs in Matlock' New Building, Opposite old P. 6. 5 and 10 Acre Fruit and Garden Tracts, Easy Terms ,