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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21. 1911.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
TO GUARD CONTESTANTS
There will be a splendid offer made in the Guard contest within a day or two. Additional new
prizes will be given in order to stimulate interest, and the contestants will be given more to worh
for than ever before. The announcement of these new prizes will be made tomorrow if the ar
rangements can be perfected. We have been worKing on the list for several days and intend to
maKe the inducement for worH in the closing weeKs of the contest especially attractive.
Watch the contest department closely for the next day or two it will be to your advantage.
We regret very much having to
postpone the announcement agaMi :
but some things have made it ini-;
possible to do otherwise. But rest
assured UhT the men that men as
assured that it will appear de'i
nitelyand conclusively in the Tlmrs-,
dav or Friday's Guard and also It !
will be well worth waiting for.
ii Bt In the meantime don't stop
working It s constant and sustained:
effort that wins contests of this nn-:
lnl.P so to bo slangy. PI.l'G and .
plug hard.
Remember thiH new announce-j
inent means more money for every
contestant and that we are goir.g r
to glv more prizes than we coi
tracted for in the beginning. !
So if you want to take that gin-,
rious trip to Alaska if you want '
to enjoy one of the most beaut-1
fill scenic trips In the world DON'T,
LI T XV. i
-ORK WORK WORK KVKItt !
MlMTl" j
WHAT YOU SKK OX THE Tltll. ,
Inside Passnne Leaving S.'.ittle, I
the excursion steamers proceed !
northward via the inside passage, a
wi.nderliil waterway, as smooth as j
a great river, lying between, the. pic-;
tuves(iio mainland on the e.ts". and
drnsolv forested nioiintaiii'HiS isl-.
nnds on the weft, practnall.- lh!
whole distance. Arrangement will;
be n.ade for the winners to travel:
on the- Shasta Limited from Portland!
to Seattle and leturn.
Alaska Cities. Soon quaint Alas
kan cities, full of thrift and bustle.
lint In picturesque settings possible
nowhere else, lire visited one by one:
Ketchikan, where salmon by count-1
l'ss thausands may be seen crowd-1
lug the streams trying tn reach the'
spawning beds: Wrangle, at the
mouth of the Stikine river: Peters
burg, at the entrance to Wrangell i
narrows: Treadwell gold mines.
Iiose thousand "stamps" ceaseiesslv
Ik, nnd precious ore taken from the!
Immense "glory hole:" Juneau, cap-!
I'al city of all Alaska, on a shelf of!
l.-.nH ut...n .-:.,.. i.-i
sea: Skagway. gateway to gold fields
of the Yukon: Klondike and Tanana.
Scenery. Glaciers. magnificent
mountains, forested islands, water
falls, abysmal fjord:,, snow-covered
pf iiks. picturesque waterways, are on
all sides. Mirages are frequently
seen and the midnight sun is a never
ending wonderment.
The prizes are especially liberal,
with none of the objectionable fea
tures that sometimes accompany
such affairs. To win one of these
delightful summer excursion trips
to Alaska with the privilege of hav
ing a friend accompany you with all
expenses paid, will be a very gratify
ing honor.
The contest will be conducted in a
Srietly fair and impar'ial manner,
aid the fullest investigation is court
erf at all times. The office records
wll he open to candidates and
frpnds. assuring every one that eve
ryjiing is square and Impartial. Xo
Guird employe nor member of any
employe's family will be allowed to
compete, nor will any favor be shown
to ere that is not shown to all other
canddates. 'Ohe contest manager
v. ill issist in any way possible, but
in sodoing will treat all alike.
Clara Van Meter Lowell...
Kthel Boring '. . . . . Walton...
Tena Beck Point Terrace . . .
Marian Scott Ada . . ,
Pearl Stewart Star. . .
Ora Gaham Gardiner...
Vivian Mackay Oakland . .
Maggie Johnston Greenleaf.
Ada Haskell Harrlsburg.
Lena Slnnar Wendllng.
A
4 DISTRICT xoj
District No. 1 Includes all the territon
city of Eugene,
1. T
inside the limits of the
Miss Edna Ball ... . 695 Olive St. 1 1,091.470
Lucille Andrews 852 S. Willamette ; SlO.flfiO
Ann- Ilurlburt Folly Theatre 7:15. IT.O
Ituby Farrington 832 Oak G43.610
Lmma Roth 1 A"!1 til 3.4 30
Kthel Green 4 '''.'I'? f.04.3SO
SKI. 10
r.70.430
stw.om
555.n(io
11th
Pearl Lindley na-
Alice Striker 920 Willamette.
111..1. ir-- . 2G4 E. 14th .
Edna Rash 7S0 High.
Dorthy Dunn
"1
14th and Aider , 41S.G70
Hf,oi Hobo- 174 w. am
Effie F. Dav .' 96 W. 12th
Madge Humbert 929 Ferry
k't,T.n Unmmnir 1Bth andOrChBld
May E. Elliot 71 ' 1SS.310
Glee Turner 357 W. 6th lfiS.300
Lora Adrian 282 W. sta
Miss Marguerete Cox .Aloha "heater
Ethel Evans 108 E. 131
May Harbert Eu5f!
Bertha Dorthy u,y
X DISTHICT XO. t. e
District No 2 Includes all the lerntjry south of Eugene,
Springfield. Cottage Grove and towns iotlh.
32R.5HO
309.1 40
27 1.340
219.160
129.380
95,10
93,140
8 1 .3 1 0
79.160
Delphine D'Aoust
Pauline Anderson
Minnie Rossman
Maggie Purcell . .
Edna Howard . .
Tilda Emery ....
Bdna llrlggs
Grace Wllltins . . .
Gussle Evans . . .
Gertrude Roblnett
Dale Rucker
Wendllng . .
. RFD 1, Eugene . .
Deerhorn . .
M areola . .
Marcola
.... Blue lilvjr . .
, . Crawfordavtlle -
Coburg . .
Sweet Home . .
Crawfordsvllle .
Leahurg -
16.0S0
15.4 SO
14. ISO
13.140
10.140
9.S40
9,390
, DISTRICT XO. S.
District No. 3 Includes all the territory north of Eugene, Co-
burg, Junction City and towns north. ,
29t;.lilO
294.51 0
271.340
5HS.IU0
258. 1 till
IMS. still
215.100
234.170
2 2 9.310
216. S20
209.760
192.140
. IS 1.3 10
179.400
178,260
110. 9X0
' 110.140
99.3S0
9S.7SO
96.180
93,610
, 92.140
S7.380
CELEBRATE HERE
TWO BAYS, JULY
3DINMIH
Big Meeting Will be Held To
night to Arrange for Ad
vertising Campaign
A inrotitiR will b hclil at the Com-
; men ia I club rooms ioiukIu to at-
I nuiR fur an xionniw lulvoriishi;
eunipuimi for KugtMit-'s l"K two day
i-t'h'lirnttoii on July 3 ami 4. As n.an
rit icons imorosiiMl in the matter Rft
possible are tilled to lo present.
i The committees in thai; of the
celebration are planning to make this
- celt brat ion one of the most success
ful in the history of the riiy. SpeclHl
Meaning will b,. hait on each day and
something new will he on the pro
gram. It is probable that an aeroplane
'will ho brought here and fiighla will
; be made on each day, but this mat
ter has not yet been definitely decid-
jeil upon.
, A suggestion ha been made that
several hundred dollars be hung up
for the best decorated automobile lu
a night parade on the fourth.
When You Think
OI the pain wl.ich manv women experiencs with even'
month it makes the ctilleuri and kindness always nsci
ottrd with womanhood seem to he almost a miracle.
While in encrul no woman rebels ngainht what she re
gards as natural neces-.it y there is no woman win would
out gladly be free from this recurring period of pain.
Dp. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes
weak women strong and sick women
welt, and jlives them freedom from pain,
it establishes regularity, subdues lnflam
matlon, heats ulceration and cures e
male weaknesn.
Sick women ure invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter,
fret. All correspondence utrietly private and saoredlv
Coutulentinl. rite without fear und without fee to orld't Htitpeniary N(ed
leal Association, H. '. 1'icrce, M. U., I'reHidcnt, ltuflalot N, Y.
If you want n bonk th;it tells all about woman's discuses, and how to eur
them at home, send 2 oue-ccut htamps to Dr. Pierce to pay ert of mailing
only, and hu vitl send yen a fret copy of hii 4 real thotmapd-pHe illustrated
C.ommnn Sene Medical Adviser re is.ed, up-to-date edition, i:i paper covers.
In handsome eloth-bif.JiniJ, M stamps.
UNIVERSITY WILL
1 BROADEN
OUT
Stato-wido "Commonwealth
"Service" Department to
be Established
Goldlo Lnne Blue River...
. .Sweet Homo- .
. . . . Soduville
. .. Waltervllle
Irving
. . . Mnploton
. .Junction City
.Junction City, . .
Nellie Goings
Mary SlniB
I.ucy Easton
Esther Keopp
Dalsv Hollenheck
Mai-el Basque!
fia Prances Bushy
',nml nark" Junction City
Mazel Boach Wendllng Sfi.140
Llllv B'.nclt ... i Iivln; Tt.HL'O
nirtie Murnhy SodaviHs 7,"i.nsfl
Druce Barnes Wnltervllln
Margaret Knapo KodavMle
lberta Brattnln Camp Creek
Cammle VIUin Wallervlllo
Vollna Robinson Marcola
A,ottn Rice Eusene, H.P.D, 1
Itoberta Calvert ... Junction City
Florence Magln ,
Mattie bwann
Mary
irJr: '
Crawfonlsvllls
Crawfordsvllle
nowell , Sweet Home 41.310
mo, C.llbert bweet Horn
Sylvia Klbby Wendllng
Xellle Hooper .... Junction City
Mda Frnrn Coburg
Eva W aiker
Melvlna Herbert
Marv Johnson
Gertrude Slayter
Iiessie Hickson . .
Flossie Wllcot .
Hazel Gadard . . .
Inez Brazee
. Manleton
Junction City . .
Blnchly . .
Blachly . . .
Deerhorn . , ,
.... Greenleaf
. . Waltervllle . . .
Mapleton
Elsie Potter Waltervlllo.
Haltle Selfert Sodavllle.
Ruth Stevens Mnpleton .
By the approval yesterday of the
board of rt'geuts, primary sttfps were
taken toward the establishment of n
new and broad department of the
University which is to he known as
"commonwealth service." Two yean
hko the I'lilverslty began what was
known as "commonwealth day" on
which authorities from all partu of
he state met at the I'nlversity of
discuss practical problems of the
state. It is now proposed to extend
ithis beyond the annual meeting and
j to organize statewide discuaslou and
! education npr.ii each of the follow-
Ing subjects:
I'rovlslon for and maintenance of
(the best feasible system of highway
and other transportation problems
of tile state.
Development of a system of equit
able taxation.
Adjustment "t the relations be
tween capital and ltibor.
Improvement of the conditions of
rural life.
UBlteniient of municipal orgniil
r.n Win ii n d administration. Including
4-1. Mttt (a ) flniincltiK nnd nccoiintitfi?, to)
sanitation, (cl city planning, pains
and play grounds. :
Care of defective, deppndent and
delinquent classes.
The activities of the Vnlverslly In
this movement will include the or
ganizations of local associations for
study and discussion; the supply of
lecturers desired; provision of li
brary material, and the securing of
dMil for the basis of Improved py
t ms of laws.
This work will bo In connection
with similar national bureaus.
71.31(1
CS.IHO
lie. MO
CiO.l 10
fi3 Jllll
D 1.7 10
44,160
43.90
3S.3S0
as. i
as.ntio
2S.3I0
2. i.4 6l)
2 I.0SO
SI, M0
S 1.8 10
IS.90
IS.lfiO
IX. 1110
n.sio
5.1 90
1 1.350
10. U0
PERRY TAKES OUT LOT
OF SMALL RAILS
George Perry, the I.ane rounty As-
WENDLING SURVEYORS
a ch.kmix woman
Is one who Is lovely In facs, form,
mind and temper. Hut Its hard for
a woman to be charming without
health. A weak, sickly woman will
i r-wr mn m.r.i r-.. 1 h nervous and Irritable, lonsllpa
LEAVE FOR MAPLETON tlon and kidney poisons show n
i pimples, blotches, skin eruption- and
-.,. -r . . ,-l.,l M.ninlavlfin lint ni,.l.l.
set company s rni roao con ar o, , vpst(1,daV B. ,,,,,,oo:,, Ultters always prove a god.eud to
lot oi sninu iieei. -- ., - -- ' ..(, ,. hMllh. lM..t. .A
ATTENTION!
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY?
IF SO
BUY YOUR WOOD FR0M us
NOW o
RIGHT FROM THE CARS
OUR MOTTO 1 ' "
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
PRICES RIGHT '
!
:
El!2
JBS
mt Fuel Co
Phone 825 . Office 102 W. 8th
44404444
Interest Upon Interest
Makes money grow quickly. Is yours growing? Your
money deposited in the Savings Department of the
Merchants' Bank
Eugeno, Oregon ,
Will tc earning interest upon interest at the rate 3 per
cent, compounded semi-annually.
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L. H. Potter, prcildont E. U. LEE, Caahler. :
r. N. McAUiater. vice- pre II. II. IBODDS. AssiaUnt Cashier.
Huth Davis . ,
Nellie Stanton
Clara Hays . .
1-ols Thomas
Mima Randall
Katie Gray
, . . Pleasant Hill
, , . Creswell
"' 'Springfield
... Anlauf
Wlnberry .
. Oakland.
Mrs. Mollie Jones Ro,w ,R1y"
Mamie Smith
Theresa Gray
Anna Miller .
Hose V'hitafcer
Maud Smith ... .
Masgle Ferrell ....
Mrs. Danna Lawton
Mrs. J. B. Mosby
Esther Allen ...
Daisy Hawkins
Barbara Chamberlain
Pearl Howard ...
Mabel Kelly
I. a ura N'eet
Myrtle Stone
Cecelia Wessela. . . .
Verna Edwards
Flora Holt
flora Warner
Esther Vaughn
Alberta Prvln
Phoebe Abenne . . .
Hallle Hills . . .
Mrs. Fannie Miles. . .
Onso Gibson
Kstello Howe
I.ela Park-)
Cora Mead
Etta Owen
'-aura Humphrey .
Hilda Mason ....
Syvln Mann
Miss Madeline Miles.
Ivv Porter
Edith Selfridse .
Marv Galdabinl . .
Edith Gibson ... .
Mule Wicks . . .
firace Wulker
May Witcher
Ada Wilkes
Besfle Miller ....
1-eda Everson
Msrsie Perinl
Blakelyville
Hazeld"11
.Cottage Grove .
. . . Walton .
... Oakland
.' .' . .SprinEfteld .
Cottase dro-e.
Row River.
Curtin.
' Cottage Grove.
AUii -
R?te Berkren
Thurston .
Springe'''
' ' ' Fall Creelt .
'' Ada.
'"' Gardiner. ,
Win berry .
.Hazeldell .
Hazeldell .
" ". ... P,a'
Dcttcr
siirlncfidd
' ' . Haieldell
'Cot'tace drove
Point Terrace.
Creswell
' ' ' Caswell
SprlnKfif'd
" ' . . Walmn -Fall
Creek .
' Point Terrace
. . Oakland
Ppriuefleld .
Walker
' ' ?aglnaw.
Anlauf
Gardiner -'
' ' . . Star
.. I.owil
Saginaw ' ' " . . Ada
Walker
... .Creswell
' Anlauf .
"... Gardiner
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17-1,040
20S.310
2 .1 1 . i s n
2tS.!l20
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2 3 !1 . ! S 0
2 3 s . ;i t n
HI'S. 6411
I'll'. r,70
1 !is.f;.-,o
I fl2.430
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tCl.KI
1 4.70
I 4-'. !M'l
i:ii.C40
1 '1 L' . 4 I
:'!. i Ho
today took out a
rails to be used In his construction
work in the vicinity of the Christen
en pass, six miles out. where his sev
ond camp has been established. Dump
cars for hauling dirt will be used on
the tracks to be built of these rails.
The .construction crew Is at work
near the new camp and grading Is
progressing rapidly.
Dry goods ai cost. The Racket
store Is closing out their dry goods
itock at cost. tf
be in the employ of (i. X. Wendllng women who want nenitti, beauty and
or the Southern Pacific company, ad friends. They regulate Stomach,
milled Ins. night that Wendllng was j '-Ivor and Kidneys, purl fy the blood;
their employer, and they lft tlil K,ve "r,."-, 'l,.:0"'. puV
liruatn. sniomii, vt-notj i.iiii, lovely
complexion and perfect health. Try
morning with camping outfits, for
Mitpli-tou. from which point they
will work towards Coos May.
Old papers for sale at (Juard Of
fice, be and 10c a bundle.
The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea item
etly h.nr, made It a favorite every
where. It c;hi always he depended
upon. For sale by KuykendaH's
d:ug stores. ,
them. liOc.
Knykendall.
For aale by W. A.
A I.enilliiK California Druggist
A. WEEK OF
:e:greation
Pasndenn. Cal.. March 9, 1911.
Foley 4i Co., (icnllenien: We have
sold niid recommended Folev Honey i
nnd Tar Compound for years. Wei
believe it to be one of the most effi
cient expectorants on the market.
Containing no opla:ea or narcotics It
can be given freely to children
F.uoiigh of the remedy can be taken
t.) relieve a cold, as It baa no nau
seating results, nnd does not Inter
fere with digestion. lours very
truly. C. rd Drug Co.. C.
arsons, Secy and I rens. liet the
original Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound In the yellow package.
Sold by all druggists.
Regular 10 rent npron ginghams
now 7 cent per yard at the Racket
! vliR
fii1 i in sir r.v l v h a if Kk w i.i
l-" I llpll -if h July 17-22 CV77,r 1 ' il . l.".v a I"1- nar-
'',n ' FW&$ k l '' I N".USIVB ULlllllL J : nie,.,l watch a' Mill's (inn Store. 1
! Pslf Golden Potlatch I r
iiLslt i W&$&' An Absolutely Unique Crlcbra- " ' M
ltWN tion of the Arrival of the ( 5 (
e.T.tno ' ;Efc&& First Golden Treasure f I W g "g W
c isun I from the Golden North E-1 01
4 7mu flf Some of the doings of Pol'.atcb Week tjj 3 1 ' W
..'I,,.,, If The Won-Jerlul Hi-dropln 'I raveling by A.r, I, i T J Sj t fc
, B As 1 Lend end B-. U f"" 'q r .i u
," r''"1 I . Wr Fetee end Soorti. R g -
39.S20 ' I Wytfl I Revievnoithe U. b. Bulehipe. h p V
,'t,-7" ,J&! ml Duly Hletorieel end AnletK Pereente. h p
,-,ii It J1m lut,'TL Coronetion jt K.nr nd Queen al lee PotUtch. p , " ' a
" ' Xt fl Chinete Montter Dreros Perde. t p i. . .
: !'.3V0 yl f Indan Denceeend CeTnr.ie- k f-r 3 fT
I'fi.lkil V fTl"'!-if Florsl Prdeot Women end Children. b leeU W " UU
i.i Sl lw V?v-1B o Mueic by E lery'e end Other Greet Bende. B JJ ' '
1.470 VKf ll-ffi NifMlr D"C .na Muerrtee. IM, g y. g f
II 'II il W I 1 e. er e. APTl V V "X f T I KS I I I III
wii- ' E fcitt YOU MUbl INUI Mltoll HH tS HH
1 ST&lTl kiniifin DiTtinu li t. 1.INPR..ASIC ANV ACRNT f5 . .
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You'll Feel Delightfully Free'In
B. V. D-
TIIF.SK Co.it Cut I'nuVrsIiirtj, Knee LenKtli Drawers and
Union Suits arc Iwif Jilting, so that you'te never skin-chifeil
or rnusclc-lioiiinl. You perspire Itast and feel atltit in B. V. D.
Thin tied Woven Label
II. V I). 1 nlrin Suite (Pat.
4 viMli ii t el -ai. u.ui.
l.i.Otl Mll-J I MI u,.
B. V. D. Cot Cot I'mler.
ehlrle suj ktlee l.nth
lriewere, 6iv. 7ft., tl.uu
end ll.AU k Ktlueiit,
BTJJJIJJMILTOEj
Trult Jar Krt. U. H. Pal. Of. and ferni Cjunlriti)
is erwed on t'ltry ii. '. 1, TJndiTgarmrnt. Take no undtrgarmtnt
uLtlfiout this label.
The H. V. D. Company, New York.
Th nmnn of todav who has good Tablets will oorrect lrt For sale b;
hulth. good te;nper. good si-ie. , Kuykendall s drvftBtores.
virlihl eves and a loely ro.iiplexlon.
7.. 'i. -1 .nr.l lt.-lr.rr unri rnml t 'nntkT DRV QiafffV 1S i
dlgcitlon. wins the admiration or tne nee.nieq jeJi ho uov t'l""
world If your dlge-tion is faulty : .HDq .iuJJ eq ediqs sll
gtitm'berlain'i Stomach and Liver ' -4SJIJ oi poueiUsv e.aoto u-