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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, a ir..i,atoAY, JULY i-, 1911.
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Summer
I Literature
Kodaks
Fountain Pens
SCWARZSCHILD'S
BOOK STORE
"
Highest
Prices
Paid for 2nd-hand Cloth
ing and Shoes at the BUF
FALO 2ND HAND STORE,
.71 West 8th. Telephone
248 and man will call.
Wood Sawed
Orders Promptly Attended to
Prices reasonable
TH0MAS0N & BLANKENSHIP.
Phone Farmers 386
THE VUHNITURE
HOSPITAL
Open for business, general re
, pair work, upholstery and rcfln
'Ishlng. Waitress work, mirrors r-
llvercd and niHile to order.
Haw Piling ami 8rtlng Dono ItlKht
Furniture packed tor shipment
ATKINS & COE, Propr.
' TEL. 402
'BS.1 Oil AHNKI.TON HTIn'FT
TllOSE WHO TAKE FOLEY'S Kll-
XKY I'll. 1.8
For their" kidney nnd bladder ail
ments, and fir Ktuio.vliiK urlnnrvtr
regularities are always grateful rath
for the quick and permanent relief
they afford, and for their tonic ami
strengthening effect as well. Try
Foley Kidney nils. For sale bj
al druggists.
i
House Warming Reception
of Of egon Power Company
THE PUBLIC is cordially invited to
attend a house warming reception to
be given by the Oregon Power Com
pany in its new office building, 633
Willamette Street, Saturday evening,
July 15, 1911, from 8 to 10 o'clock.
REFRESHMENTS will be served and
every effort exerted to make the event
one of pleasure to guests. A number
of electrical and gas appliances will be
demonstrated during the evening.
(VI. D. SPENCER,
District Manager.
MILLION DOLLAR TIMBER .
SALE ATM EDF0RD
Medford, Or. July 18. The Grand
Rapids Lumber company of Orand
I Kapids, Mlrn.. has purchased the
I holding of the Trail Lumber com
pany In this county, paying, It is said,
j about 11,000,000 for the tract, which
(consists of 50,000 acres ot timber on
I Trull and Rlk creeks. Roy Harrison,
representing the company, la now In
! Medford, and has Just cloBed the
deal.
The purchasing company declines
to make any announcement at this
j Mine regarding development of the
tract. A number of small mills own-
,ed by the old company will continue
In nporatlon, but tranaiinrtalloti
must be solved before the tracts lire
opened on (in extensive scale.
The trade vbauglng hands are
owned by the Trail Lumber com
pany of tills city, L. K. Wnkeinnn
and George L. Davis, both officials
of the Kiirmers & Fruitgrowers bank
ot this city.
Notice ot 8iYIl City Election' July
17, 1011.
Notice Is hereby given that by Or
dinance No. 1118 duly passed, the
Common Council of the City of Eu
gene bits calied a Speclnl City elec
tion to he held In the City of Eu
gene, Oregon, on the 17th dny of
July, 1911, between the hours of
a u i nn . n. ,. . v iv i, m,
for the purpose ot submitting to the
electors of said city two certain pro
posed Charter Amendment.
1st. Proposing the addition to
the City Charter of Section
139. anthorlilng the Common
Council to Issue and soil ne
gotiable bonds of the City of
Eugene lo the amount of $130,000
for the purpose of refunding the
general indebtedness of the city.
2nd. Proposing the addition to the
City Charter of Section no, amhor
iiliig the Common Council to inane
and sell negotiable bonds of the Cltv
ot Eugene to the amount of 1 5 7,000
for the purpose of adding to the
lighting system, for the betterment
of the power plant for laying mains
from pumping station to reservoirs
and for extension and general lm-
hpnAmnl nf water main
, . - : ; nir
i the purpose of buying additional
pumps for the city of Eugene.
The polling places snd Judges and
clerks of said election srs:
First Ward Hose hoifse on East
Eleventh street: judges snd clerks
!, F. Rhodes. George W. Norrls r
v. Scbcnk
Scco id Wsrd Water office. In
'Ity Hall; Indues and clerks, l" F
itevens. F. 8. Tlngl-, Robert Miur
phy. '
Third Ward llrlggs plumbing
hop($! 41 West Seventh street"
Judges snd clerks. W. O. Martin, o'
L. Jennings. C. Edwards.
Fourth Wsrd Honnett building
corner Ninth snd Olive streets
Judges snd clerks, R. M. Yoran F
V. Itlnnnifleld. Jesse O. Wells, '
listed Eugene. Oregon, July ,1rd
1U- Jy-15
n B. BRYSON'. Record,.
OLD-TIME REMEDY;
DARKENS THEU
Gives Color, Lustre to FadetJ
and Gray Hair Dandruff
Quickly Removed.
i.f
Fran tine Immemorial, sags sad ml
bar ksrs besa ased for the fcslr sad
scalp. Almost sveryons knows ef tbi
rslns ef such a eombinatlon fer darken
lr,f the kalr, for curing dandruff snd
falling kslr, and fer making tka kali
grow.
ta eldea times tka only way te get a
kslr toulo of this sort was to brew it In
tbs home fireplace, a method which was
troublesome snd sot always satisfactory.
Diowsdsye almost every up-to-date drug
rtat ran innnl. K I nat-nna .!. i
to-use nroduct. klllrntl nnn.ii.ji i.
perfectly equipped laboratories. Thi
n yeia vaemicai company of New York
put up sa Idesl remedy of this sort,
eillM Wveth'a R.a mA Blnk... u.i.
Rrni-dy, and authorise druggists to sell
it uuu-r susrsniee msi ids money will
be rsfunrf-d If It falls tn rfn
leprssented.
This preparation la offered to ths
Bublie ml flf nan, a a lul. J .
rreommsnded sad sold by sll dnifflata.
For sala and recommended by
the Bowers Drug Co.
Miss Martha Lnthrop, an exper
ienced organist ot a Chicago church,
graduate of Chicago Musical college,
will accept pupils In plauo study.
Terms moderate, Address 805 Col
umbia avenue, Eugene. J15
LOCAL K1KM WILL OOXTIXVE
VALl'AllLE AGENCY.
The W. A. Kuykendall Drug Co. of
this city has Just closed a deal where
by they will continue to be axon's
for ZEMO. the well known remedy
fi-.r Ecsema. Dandruff, and all dis
eases o( the skin and scalp.
The extraordinary leap that ;h!
clean liquid external trentment for
skin nffictlons has made Into public
favor in tho last few years n ovos
Its wonderful curative properties and
makes it Indeed a valuable addt ou
lo tho fine stork .if remedial agpiits
csrrled by 'the W. A. Kurkeudill
Drug Co.
night in your busiest son when
you have the best time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose seeral days' time, unless von
hsve Chamberlain's Colic. Colera and
IMarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
a doo on the first appearance of the
dl(fe For sale by W. A. Kuyken
dsli s Drug Store.
Cane sugar, truit and fresh sweet
cream. whn nMn.,i ... i , .
frosen constitute College Ice Cream.
""" aooa. is good. Cost sno
more, rtfo Ml,..
Happy, Happy,
Use TIZ
AKamlForSoreFeet Acta Right Oil
' forf Fwtl Never After Ualog Til
Ooori-bys Bore feet, aching feet, swollen fMt
IWMty imc, smelling leet, urea leec.
Good-bye corns, ciliousei and buoJooa n4
raw spots.
Ton'Tenerer tried anjihtDK llko TIZ IwCem
for your feei. ItUdlflereotfromaiiyUUDgOTer
before told.
It acts at once and makes the feet feel remark-
ably freib and sore-proof.
TIZ Is not a powder. Powders and otber foot
remedies cloft up tfie pores. TIZ draw oat all
poisonous exudations which bring on soreness
of the feet, and Is the only remedy that does,
TIZ cleans out every pore and glorlflog the teat
your feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up your fas
til Datn. and you'll forcet about Your earns.
! bunions and callouses. You'll feel llko ft new
person.
If you don't find all Ibis true after Iit.dk a box
of TIZ, you can get your money right back.
TIZ Is for sale at all druggM at 26 cents per
box, or It will be sent you direct If you wtstt Iron
Walter Lotner Dodg & Co.. CM-ABO, Hi,
6 VALLEY COUNTIES
UNITE IN EXHIBIT
Consolidated Salem Fair Dis
play to go to Five Land
Shows
Salem. Or.. July 13. Six leading
Willamette valley counties prepar
ed for a permanent compact In a
meeting at Albany last night. Linn,
ciemon. aiarion, foiK and Lane gave
their pledges to nut up the best pos
sible county exhibits at the state fair
who a view to consolidating all of
these Into the Willamette valley ex
hibit to aend to five or the biggest
land shows In the country this fall.
Yamhill county was not represented
last night but will Join the organiza
tion. A. F. Hofer, president of th Will
amette Valley Exhibit association,
returned from Albany this morning
and will begin tctive preparations
to sena out these exhibits. Hofer,
Frank Meredith and U. C. Freeman
compose ways and means committee
for handling the exhibits. The dis
tinctive valley exhibit will be sent
to Omaha. October 26; New York.
Novomber 3; Chicago, November 18:
and to Knoxvllle and St. Paul later.
W. 11. Marvin, J. S. Van Winkle
nnd J. C. Holbrook were appointed a
committee on permanent organisa
tion. A pull together spirit was mani
fested at the mooting and the entire
valley, is expected now to come to
gether with less selfish strife and as
much ji'ul iih any Individual com
inunlty would have manifested a few
years aS-
v mono .nil for Shampooing,
Manicuring, Massage. Scalp
4 Treatment, llairdresslng, etc. i
We carry a full line of hair
awltches, puffs, transforma-
tlons, creams, hair dyes, 4
etc. Switches, puffs, etc.,
4 made from combings.
KiiKone Hnlnlresslng Parlors
4 Enst .Miib St.
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POIND. Is effective tor coughs nnd colds In
either children or grown persons. No
opintns, no harmful drugs. In the
yellow puskage. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by all druggists.
rimm
Pellclous, wholesome Ice cream.
Try It. You will be pleased. Remem
ber COLLEGE. The OOOD KIND.
Phone 343. u
Want Eugene Resilience.
I have good irrigated land with
an abundance of water for irrigation,
located in Payette Valley, of Idaho,
which 1 would exchange for Eugene
residence property. Will take prop
erty up to 86.000.00, but It must be
worth tho money. My Btuff will
be placed at Its real value. Payette
Valley Is known to be one of the
best fruit sections In the United
States and my lnnd Is in the most
frost-proof section and will produce
anything in tho way of fruit, vege
tables and hay including alfalfa, that
can be produced In this latitude. My
reason for making the exchange. I
hBve children to attend I'nlverslty.
Address W. F. Sinclair, Oenerrl
Delivery, Portland, Oregon.
Lawn mowers sharpened In first
clsss shape at the Frenswa black
smith shop on Olive street, between
West Eighth and West Ninth. tf,
The Guard Classified Ads Tay
THE SQUARE DEAL
RESTAURANT
The Place to eat; first class
lady cook and waitress.
OPEN 0 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
Best Meals in town for 25fj
L. LOCKARD, Prop.
83 East Ninth St., Eugene, Ore
Come Give us a Trial.
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TY COBB IS STILL ; :
SUPREME AMONG BATTERS
Ty Cobb Is still supreme among
major league base pilferers, statis
tics compiled up to Sunday showing
bira with 38 stolen bases In 71
games while Murray, of New .York.
rcnuer m ma national league, has
but 29 In the same number of nines.
The figures follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ten Ixudtnir Bane-Rtealer.
Players and Clubs O. 8.B. Av
Cobb, Detroit .71 38 .64
Collins, Athletics ... ..62 25 .40
Callahan, Chicago .. 66 22 .39
Lord, Chicago ..... . ,.63 24 .38
Hooper. Boston .. .. 70 26 .36
Crawford, Detroit .... 71 24 .34
Cree, New York 69 22 .32
Bush. Detroit .... ,.-71.21 .30
Baker, Athletics .... 70 20 ,2
Jackson, Ciereland .. VI 20 .28
.NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ten Leading Bue-Htt'&lors.
Players and Club
O.
'71
.71
70
.66
.70
'.71
.71
66
.68
. 65
S.B.
20
28
25
23
23
22
20
17
17
16
Av
Murray, New York . .
Devore, New York , ...
Bescher, Cincinnati .
Herzog, Boston . .
Merkle. New York. . .
.41
0
.31
.35
.33
Snodgrass, New York
Bates, Cincinnati . .
Lobert. Philadelphia .
.81
.28
.26
.25
.25
Byrne, Pittsburg . . ,
L. Doyle, New York .
BOXING CONTESTS AT .
KLAMATH FALLS
Klamth Falls, Or., July 13.
"Kid" McLellan, known In Califor
nia as the "Kennett Miner," will
fight 20 rounda with "Kid" White,
of Dry Docks, New York, on the
night of July 21. White la an un
known quantity In the fight game
here. At the recent contest between
C. F. Tucker and Jack Llnkeback he
cbalinged the winner.
The. bout will draw a big crowd of
fight fans, providing White ahowg up
well In training. McLellan la a fav
orite here,' having tougbt several
times.
JEFFRIES WELCOMED '
HOME BY OLD FRIENDS
Los Angeles. Cai.. July 12.--
Oreeted by a score of old friends
who gave him the warmest kind of a
welcome, James J. Jeffries, former
heavyweight champion of the world,
Is home today after a three months
trip to Europe. The former champion
looked hale and hearty ' and was
deeply touched by the reception ac
corded him. . . ...
GREGG MAKES BIG 1 1
HIT IN BIG LEAGUE
Vean Gregg and Bobble Groom,
both ex-Portland players, fought a
battle yesterday, and the great left
hander, who has startled the Ameri
can league circuit, came out ot the
fray a winner. Groom, pitching for
Washington, has been doing great
work himself, but Gregg has usurp,
ed all the honors In the "big brush".
Yesterday's victory gives Gregg a
record of 15 victories against three
defeats so far this season Oregon
ian. '
Yesterday's Result '
Pacific Coast league Portland 6,
Vernon 3; Oakland 3, San Francisco
o; Sacramento 3, Los Angeles 1
Northwestern league Portland 7.
Spokane 4; Seattle 4. Victoria 3;
Vancouver 14, Tacoma 9.
Particularly the Ladies.
Not only pleasant and refrenruncr in
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
ening to the system, Syrup of Fin and
Elixir of Senna is particularly adapted
to ladies and children, and beneficial in
all cases in which a wholesome, strength,
ening and effective laxative should be
used. It is perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds, headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives satis
faction to all and is recommended by
millions of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge of its ex
cellence. I
Its wonderful Domilaritv. however.
led unscrupulous dealers to offer muta
tions which act unsatisfactorily. There-1
fore, when buying, to get its beneficial
enects, always note the full name of thi
Company California Fig Svtud Co.
plainly printed on the front of every
package of the genuine Syrup of Figs
ana cjixir or .senna.
For sale by all leading druggists. Price
50 cents pet bottle.
Foley Kidney Pills are composed
of ingredients specially selected for
their corrective, healing, tonic and
stimulating effect upon the kidneys,
bladder and urinary passages. They
are antiseptic antlljthic and a uric
add solvent. For sale by all drug
gists. WATCH YOin K1D.VET8.
Their action controls yonr hea'ltn
Read what Foley's Kidney Pills have
done (or your neighbor. Mrs. H W
Allen. Qulncy. 111., says: "Abont a
year ago my klndners began bother
Ins; me. I had a swelling in my an
kles and limbs, then headaches and
nervous disiy spells and later
vere backaches. I was getting worse
JSu 'A'1." '""' Fo"- Kldnev
Pills. I kent on taking them until 1
was once more freed nt ati i.u
trouble and suffering. I hsve a rre.t
deal to thank Folev'j Kldnev Pill.
them. For sale by ,u druggist.
Old papers for sate at iJuaM or
flee. 6c and 10c a bundle. v
Woman's Power '
Over Man
Women's most glorious endowment is the power
to swaken and hold the puro and hone-t love of a
worthy nan. When she lo.es it and still loves on,
no one in the wide world can know the bcait agony
, she endures. The woman who suffers from wek
tieu snd derangement of her special wominly or
ganism soon loses the power to sway the henrt of
a men. Her general health suffers and she lows
her good looks, her sttrscfivenest, ner nmia"inry
and her power and presfi.-Ie as a woman. Dr. R.V. Pierce, of Pufilo, N.Y.,wjta
the assistance of his staff of able physicians, hrj prcKrihsd f- ant coved many
thousands of women. He has devised a successful ic!.-.?c- for woman's ail.
ments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Proscription. It is a positive
speeifio for the weaknesses sod disorders peculiar-to women. It puiifies, redu.
latea, strengthens snd heals. Medicine dealers sell if. No tone. I dialer will
advise you to accept a substitute in order to make a litr'.,i "or-r profit.
IT MAKES "WEAK WOMET.T STROHG,
SICK WOMEN WELL. ,
Dr. Pltne'M plemMsat MtctM rtjulato and utreagtbea Stomach, Liver and Bo veil.
Announcements for
Cotton Tabernacle
Cor. 11th and Lincoln
; Seventh Day Adventism clearly defined
in the following subjects :
"The Seventh Day, Sabbath, Is the Lord's Day.
It Always Has Been and Always Will Be."
"How Sunday Came to Be Called 'the Lord's Day'."
"Will the Catholic Church Rule the United States
of America as she did Borne?"
"The Uuion of Churches today or the Church Fede
ration, is a parallel movement with the development
of Papal Borne in the third and fourth Centuries."
"A seal. What is it for; what is' God's' Seal and "..
its counterfeit."
"Does it really make any difference which day we '
keep as long as we keep one out of seven?"
Come to Cotton Tabernacle'
Use Our Question Box
Interest Upon Interest
Makes money grow quickly. Is yours growing? Your
money deposited in the Savings Department of thi
Merchants' Bank
Eugene, Oregon
Will be earning interest upon interest at hz
cent, compounded semi-annually.
L. H. Potter, president
F. N. McAllister, vice- pres.
5 lb. Pail Pure Lard
10 lb. Pail Pure Lard
44 west 8th BR0DERS BROTHERS
LUNG DISEASE
"After four In our family had died
of consumption 1 was taken with
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
but my life was saved and I gained
87 pounds through using
DR. KING'S
NEW
DISCOVERY
AV. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex.
PRICE 0e sndtl.OOUT lt DRU00ISTS.
"Moore" cleaning less work,
not how much dirt you get out of a
carpet Its how much you leave on.
A vacuum cleaner with a pull. Moore
the carpet cleaner. Phone 462-J.
For summer diarrhoea In children
always give Chamberlain's Colic Col
era and Diarrhoea Remed- and cas
tor oil, and a speedy cure Is certain
For sale by W. A. Kuykendall's Drue
Store. K
If you are needing dishes you can
aava 110 per cent by attending the
sals at the Racket Store. t(
Save Money
Decide to paint your roof and
bow you want it done and then
call on us. Estimates furnished.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
EASTERN ROOF PAINTING CO
Rankin Bldg. Phone 651
rati 3 p:r
E. U. LEE, Cashier.'
H. H. HOBBS, Assistant Cashier..
65o .'i
$1.25
YOU MUST CONFKSSi
after usiiiR Hali's Texas W omier for
ft-ioney, madder and Rheumatic
trouble that it has merit. It rIkm
quick and permanent relief. Seldom
one bottle fails to cure. Write for
local testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall,
St. Louis, Mo.- Sold by the Red
Cross Drug Co.
DEAR MADAM Too bad your de
sert Is spoiled, but I am always ready
io suDstitute. Your friend
COLLEGE ICE CREAM.
Phono 343. tf
To Know
Where
u uuj is tts important i
glasses as anything else. J
We hope our name is all j
the guide you need.
IV J
means the best of every
thing optica;.
Seventeen years' cg
perience thousands of
aatisiieu customers tens
the tale.
WATTS OPTICAL PARLOR
564 Willamette St. t