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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1911)
SIX THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1811. 1 Isii 5) Stomach Blood and Liver Troubles Much licknesi ttarti with weak stomach, and consequent poor, impoverished blood. Nervous and pale-people tuck Hood, rich, red blood. Their ntoroach need invigorating lor, after all, a man can no stronger than his stomach. A remedy that makes rite stomach strong and the liver octtve, makes rich red biOod and overcomes and drives out disease-producing bacteria and cures a whule multi tude of diseases. Cet rid of your Stoinoch Weakness and Liver Laziness by Xuhini a course of Dr. Pierce' a Golden Medical Discovery the &reat Stomach Jttetomtive, Liver Mnvl&orator end Wood Cleanser You can't nfFnrd t accept any medicine of unknown composition as 8 substkutu for "Gulden Medical Dtscov . cry," which is a medic.ne ok known composition, having n complete list of ingredients in plain English on its hot-tlc-wrappcr, tamo Lei a attc-btcd us correct under outh. It. Pierce' Pleasant PtlhU ntl&to and Invigorate Stomach, Liver cad ttowels. UNIVERSITY SUIT TO BE HEARD SOON Decision in Crcuit Court Ex pected Earfer Next Month. . mi I W3ES52SBSS5ES 1 1 A !? All kinds of Repairing. Ex pert work. Everything guar anteed. Big' reduction on Motor Cycles , ..,,,... . .. this month. BOYER 462 Willamette St. Eugene, Ore. j Jb. Pail Pure Lard .. 65o 30 ii. Pail Pure Lard ); , . $1.25 44WEST 8TH. BRODERS BROTHERS. Salem, Or., Aug. 22. Secretary of State Olcott will have 10 dayB in which to file his anBwer to the In junction suit brought against him to prevent his placing the university referendum on the ballots lor the next general election. After the state's answer the university will havo until the second Monday In October In which to reply but It is thought the university attorneys, W. T. Sinter. -M. E. Pogue and W. M. Kaiser, will file their reply sooner. Judge Galloway will be here be fore the state fair opens and as soon as he arrives It Is thought the attor neys for the university will ask that the case be set down for early hear ing. The state also will want to ex pedite matters, according to Assis tant Attorney General Van Winkle. The hearing will be before Judge Galloway. . Klther side will have the right to appeal the case to the supreme court and unless an unusually conclusive fight Is put up by one side and a "fall down" registered by the other the case will go to the supreme court. As neither of these things are expected to occur but rathor a close fight -is expected, It is antici pated that the case will be passed upon by the Btipreme court. The case could hang fire In the courts over 12 months and yet be decided In time to place the referendum on the ballot but Assistant Attorney General Van Winkle thinks the case will bo finally decided before Janu ary 1, the date on which the money appropriated for the university be comes available under the bills. Secrotary Olcott Is placed ill a pe culiar position by the filing of the suit, which Is directed at him. By virtue of his office of secretary of state he is also a member of the board of regents of the university. At a recent meeting of the board he suggested that the members of that board start a subscription to assist in paying the nttornoys' fees for the fight against the referendum, and he Is an avowed supporter of the university. At the same time he Is made tho sole defendant In the two suits which havo been filed here. Among the al legations is one that Olcott, as sec retary, did not examine the names to dutormine whether they were fraud v.ent. "Such an allegation Is somewhat misleading," he said today. "I con sidered that I merely acted In a min isterial capnclty, nnd that it was not my duty to determine whether Buch names were forged. In fact, it 1b a manifest absurdity for anyone to be lieve that I could or should do so, when It Is remembered that for many weoks at a time several detectives and handwriting experts were busy exMilnlng the petitions to 6cur eviStnce. "Perhaps such an allegation It an essential part of the complaint, but It places me in a bad light, as though to a certain extent I were trying to abet the referendum, when, as a mat ter of fact, my poBltlcO, as set out by the law, is merely to take huob petitions and file them. Obviously, I have nothing elso to do." REED INSTITUTE . HAS FIFTY STUDENTS With nearly 60 students register ed for the freshman class, me new Reed college wll begin its career un der very auspicious circumstances. It Is true that the new buildings will not bo ready by the opening day, September 18, but temporory quar ters have been secured at Eleventh and Jefferson streets, which will bo occupied until the buildings are in readiness. Of the 4 6 students that have qualified for the opening class, 18 are from the Washington High school, 8 are from the Lincoln High school, and 7 are from the Portland academy. Journal. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BIds will bo received for the build ing of concrete foundation for Mer chants Bank Building and David Link Building, at the office of J. R. Ford. 37 W. 7th street, until Thursday, the 24th day of August, at 6 p. m: Plans and specifications for same can be seen at the office of J. R. Ford. The owners reserve the right to 'reject any and all bids. MERCHANTS BANK, DAVID LINK. rhono 1540 for Shampooing, Manicuring, Massage, Scalp 0 Treatment, Hairdressing, etc. Wo carry a fulf. line of hair' switches, puffs, transforma- ' tlons, creams, hair dyes, etc. Switches, puffs, etc., made from combings. Eugene - Hall-dressing Parlors . 4 East Niiisi: tit. " 4 Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach. 'I Buffered intensely after eating and no medicino or treatment I tried seemed to do any good," writes H. M. Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake View, Ohio. "The first few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave me surprising re lief and the second bottle seemed to give mo a new stomach and'perfectly good health." For sale by Kuyken dill Drug Store. Buy It now. Now Is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over. This remedy hag no superior. For sale by Kuy kendnll Drug Store. , .,, Should Double With the building of the railroad from Eugene to the Siuslaw assured, the growth of Florence will be sure and steady. The lacK of railroad facilities is all that has held that country bacK and the new road will bring' an era of growth and development that will maKe dollars of profit for every man who will invest there now. We own and control in Value some of the most promising' property in Florence property that is in the direct path of its growth and property that is growing more valuable every day. We have subdivided this property into city lots 26x120 and have placed them on the marKet at prices ranging from $40 to $150 each. Also we are selling' these lots on easy terms. -No Inter $2.50 Month est; No Taxes to Pay ! This is an ideal way in which to buy one of these lots it doesn't inconven ience you you wont feel the amounts you pay in this way and the first thing you Know you have bought and paid for a lot that will maKe you money. And our Florence lots will maKe money for every man who purchases one. But you mustn't wait too long or the price will advance. The time to buy is now, before Harbor Hampton Blocl the actual construction of the railroad begins and before they maKe public their definite plans because just as soon as the railroad begins worK then will this property advance in price. So don't wait until that advance comes maKe up your mind to own one of these lots tonight and come in tomorrow and buy it it will maKe you money just as sure as you are reading' this paper. nvestmcnt Co. EUGENE, OREGON o 7 h mat MUTT0NHEAD CLUB FOR HOP RAISERS WHO CONTRACTED FOR 15 Hillshoro, Or.. Aug. 19 A contract for 1611 hops was filed today by which A. J. Ray & Son take the crop of J. S. .Myers at 15 cents. The contract was made March 24, Eleven similar contracts filed during tho present year are on file in tho recorder's otil'ce, the price ranging from 11 to 15 cents, with the mu- Jorlty at the latter figure. There are other contracts for 1911 crops made in pre- vIoub years, and the con- tracts include the big Witch Hazel and Sinclair yards. Still there are many growers not tied up and they will reap a liurvcat from the high prl- ces. As usuali reports of the condition of the yards vary, but taken as a whole, it is probably an average year. CITY VIEW HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE Was Not Vet Finished Origin of Fire Is Mystery. and Fire destroyed a new story and a fcalf fiV-e-Toom bungalow in City view Park in the southwestern part of the city Saturday night. The fire started from unknown cause about 9:30 and was too far out to be reached by the city department. The building was new, finished about a moth ago, although the owners A. N. Trawlck and J. W. Coleman, had arranged to have some more painting and papering done and had a lot of paint there for use. The building had not as yet been accu pled, and no fire had even been us ed in It, and no one had been on the premises for several days to . the knowledge of the owners. The cost of tho house was between $900 and $1,000. Insurance tor $500 had been placed with the Farmors' Mu tual Fire Relief association and a vacancy permit applied for, though not yet received at the time of the fire. Mr. Trawlck did not learn of the fire until Sunday, and his wife then recalled having seen the fire off In that direction, but thought It was a nrusn fire. :! it! nmmm THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION" Much Sickness Duo to Bowel Disor ders, A dnCtnr'n ffrf nnoellnn n.han consutled by a pntlent is, "are your uuwuis regular; no Knows that ninety-eight per cent, of illness is attended with inactive bowels and torpid liver, and that this condition must bo removed gently and thor oughly before health can be redstor ed. Rexall Orderlies are a positive, pleasant nnd safe remedy for consti pation and bawel disorders in gen eral. We are so certain of their great curative value that we promise to return the purchaser's money In evprv rnan uhan l,n ran ... - - -. luv, iu yiuuuce entire satisfaction. Itexan -Orderlies are eaten like candv. thev net nnipkiv cwi T,nn.n a soothing, strengthening, healing influence on the entire Intestinal tract. They do not puree, trrlnn cause nausea, flatulence, excessive looseness, dinrrhnpn tv,.. nM noying effect. They are especially w. viiiiuii-u. wean persons or old folks. Two sizes, 25 c and 10c Sold only at our store Tho Rexali Store. W. A. KuykendalL . Attack Like Tigers. In flehtlnEr tn kppn tho the white corpuscles attack disease germs like tigers. But often germs multiply so fast the little fighters are overcome. T Son 00 ..i boiles, ecxema, salt-rheum and sores iiiuiiipiy una sirengtn nnd appetite fall. This condition demands Elec- trie Bitters tn rpi'ttlnra ctnrnAu --o- oLuuiutu, liv er and kidneys and to expel poisons mini iite uiuuu. i ney are the best blood nuriflers " n-ritpa n t ahn, of Tracy, Calif., "I have ever I found." They make rich, red blood strong nerves and build up your health. Try them. 50o at W. A Kuykendnll's Drug Store. S. II. FRIENDLY & CO. Ladies Home Journal Style Books are here. Pliona for your copy. 15c Patterns rreo witn each, oopv. More people, mci and womr-n, arc suffering from kidney and jladd-r trouble thnu over before, and each year n.re of them turn for quitk relief nnd permanent benefit to Foley Kidney PIMb remedy, which has proven ltseif to be one of the most effective remedies for ltidae" and bladder ailments, that medical science has devised. For sale by all Druggists. E. E. Chamticrlaln, of Clinton, Me. boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve of stealing tho sting fr0m burns or scalds the pain from sores of all kinds the distress from hollos or piles. " It robs cuts, corns, bruis es, sprains and injuries of their ter ror." ho says, "as a healing remedy Its equal don't exist." onlv 25c at W A. Kuykendall's Drug Store. Embrolderlnir dono: ladles' -wnUt.. children's dresses; special work of all kinds, stumping, etc. MRS. GEORGE C. TURPIN 62 7 West Sixth street. 82 t have a timber rlnlm of 1,000 -000 feet of yellow pine In Eastern Ogon. near Pendleton. Price of location will be $150. H. x pow room 2 over Linn's drug stort. alfi M'5 Bess T. Baker took first priie afiQbest pastry cook In Lone county. She always uses Cleveland's Baking J'uwJcr. It is a very easy matter for you to own it all you have to do is to pay a small sum down and the balance in small monthly payments. I can make you this offer because I am the direct factory representative. This is undoubtedly the most convenient method of buyng a piano as it allows you to play it while paying for it. And I do not sell an ordinary' piano I sell the famous a dependable ,- Piano and there is no better instrument made. Beau tifully finished in' either Mahogany, Walnut or Oak, the Concord possesses that famous singing quality of tone and freedom in the action that allows the player to get whatever effec't'desired. This is an ideal instrument for i the home and as I am selling it on such easy terms, no home in Lane County should be without one. Come in and talk this matter over with me all you need to get one of these pianos' is an honest face and your promise to pay drop in any .time. Seth" Lara way 557 Willamette St. Eugene Depository for United States Postal Savings Bank Having been designated by the Board of Trustees oi f.llA Postal SJovinore Rtitilra aa a T1nrinsir.nrV of the rOSVw Savings Bank Funds, we take pleasure in inviting yont business in any of our up-to-date departments, anu ially in our Savings Department. ... n,, Cn.-i Tlnnflmlipr 1. lylwi and on June 7, 1911, showed deposits of $89,-06.71. w Pav do interest computed semi-annually. EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK EUGENE OREGON INSURANCE o FIRE LIFE AUTOMOBILE J. W. 0SBR0N Room 24. McClung Building. Phone 482. Eiioenejrtj
