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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1911.
EXCURSI9NISTS 10
STOP IN EUGENE
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noise
11SS 1W
Train. Load of Portland People.
. ...ttilf Rn HprovPrirl5iv-."":"l
' II IIC W I IWI V I I IWUJ)
Demonstrate 0
ddch IsWith Us Demoostata
one? chilJl' ss. iow nppy and rhys'cafiy wll,Tnth healthy children,
vill toll how J.ydia H. I'mkiif.-.n'j Vogotablo CVmniound made all thia
p.-;ssii)lo. lion are llu'ir naikes fend correct 'addresses.' Write thorn
:uid kara for yourself. Th-.y aro only v. i:v out of thousands.
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KiiAnw And
Jtm Inkr-n tliroo jiriz-o tlio
rcnirbt." Aim. a. r. iiucr-
Jiml Avo.. l!i(lluii!)iilt8. JikI.
I am tlio mother i-f a twulvo pound boy
r.i"l lnt la Hi'Mijr tdi'l bonlthv." Mrs. Mary
,Aniuin:':i, U.l-'A. No.1, tixW, Codott, Wt.
"Mvli'il'V l.i ilr'Uf :ul liltlp.' anil t nrtj
vrr;:.' Mri. It. M. Scliorn, lutf WuoUbrldyo
stri'- r, hi. r::iH, .iiimi.
' ,ti.n im- li ibv 0:1 itm ta ftro
, fimitlv." MrH. liciil. II. StnnsDory,
"A!v hijou roftorHit nnd I now
r-nv n hW I't.hv lioy." Mrs. Anna Au.lertsi.n,
!' I'.', HI bit l)'ii'k, Minn.
" A in in'W i'. v.'oll womnn md hnvn tlio rttan.
cut li;ilY linv."--.Mrs. Kmnk ihu iiUaiy, K. It.
fc-i. 1. jpilr-talii, Nobniflliii.
' I luivi! !! ;, fat, li.-nlLliv liftT,"-Mr, A.
A. l'.iin iiRfr, It. V. !. N, 1, Ilaltiinoro, Otilo.
'! !imm n(o uf tint finest bnhv Kir1fiymovr
,,,f,.Mr!1. c. K. tl jixiwln, iflfiti. Ohhtreut,
Vi i-iitii'1'.i, N. (J.
Vfl rtrn nt hst MpawjiI With a iwoet little
r uiil.' Mrs. (i. A. Ijitmrouso, Montetzilt,
't rvn alovrlylinhy hoy'flTid yon can toll
Tdrvno Unit Im in ii 'Vint.lntm' Iuly."--Mr8.
J,(.iu; MloImt, :t- Minimi) Kt-.t'iirMmlt, N..I.
1 liavfj Hireo clii)iiroironl to'k y'"ir 4Join
j )uii'l citch ttiii'-.'-Mra, Julm Ilowa'd, Wil
Hiiivrt ui, Vorntont.
"My Iinv li.'iiitl In tlio lnpniwt man hIIto
tf)-i;iv." Mrs Clrtra Iartr;iUo, 17 Mttrioniont
Kt UufT.ilci.N.y.
'I liavo n tluo Htromz bRhy dn'tjilitor now."'
Mr!". A. A. tilli'.i, ItH7ttti lllo, N . V.,lttut 44.
MJur llftt baliy JstttrnnB aul liotililiy huu
wo uttribuio tliitt result tu tho thnolv tme
of your f'djniiounil." JlrB. FreJ Vunnnu(
Aurnni, Offctm.
iiiwo my a(iii my Ditny'ii poou ucnim
1-
Sept. 28.
2s. SI
k 1. .1. j.
i ivinnniM niiaenw.
Mn. Goodwins
LKIUT
f "t:k.',,)'J "i'uva my a(il my bnt
jS "Now 1 Ii.ito a nli-o b:itiy i
tfirl. tho fovof our
hrnm." Mr. Doylvu CiU, 111 Butitbg.ito
tit., WorcrntfT fliiM.
"Am tbo mother of A twolro niind bnly
hiy who w tlio picturo of Imaltb." Mrs.
Jf'ioniAhr, Jl74 Stit Avn., Cincinnati, Ohio.
"Vj Imvo ono of tlio illicit baby boys."
Mm. A. C D.lVault. Klmo. Mo.
"I own tlio hrultli of invftijlf nd tbrca
ohlMroii to liyilin V rinkhani'a V'st;tablo
I'oiniKiuiitl.', Mrs, AlfroU i umo, Ho tfti,
Mt'lViiioiicli. N. Y.
MI have no ilorn pound bor.' Mrt. Mag
glo Ibtur It. K. I. N: 1. Wi'hkyvilli, I'a.
"Vour inmllnlno Unn bronnht h inpiii'-ss to
Our lioliic."MrH, Ton Oriinthniu, tfj W.
Vaii'lnvflor flt., TaylorviJIo, 111.
"Now my liomo is ni.iilo bappy by A btg
baby wy.'f Mr. Jlary t4Uockt Bu 127;l,
. ! For fuvtber i.nfonnaUon, tuldivps Jlra.ririkham, Lynn, Mass.
atvioo 1h fit:e9 always helyful awl 6triculy confltlcntiul.
Uor
HL PRACTICALLY - ; .
' WIPES OUT PHEASANTS
dJiirWuburK. Or.. ,iSit. .W.;-r-Mo-
pngs from tlio lioiiuiry !m gi uinu,
iiKli which Hit) )ml uvi piiHt-eil
Cglfci iihoatmnlH hnvo iirmitlruMy
biife cXicrmiiiiiU'il in: tiint; ewtiou.
PortlaniJ. Sept. 21, Portland bus-i
ino$8 men nr.! looking forward eag-
orljr to tho conilim' OreRon excursion,
ruij. by tbo PortlniHl Coinmorciai
i lu)j. ' soulli tbrouKb the, Willniiiotte
nml JtoRne river valleys to Klamath j
Fulls. They are scanning tho itin-
oraiy', jut made np and tho only ob
Jpotion so tar heard Is the oxprensed
wlajh that Tnoro time could be spent
In tho various cities alonR tho way.
The. tr it w 11 bo made for tho solo
inirpoHO of Betting bettor arqunin'ed
and cenimitinK nure cloRely the
frlondly relationn that' obtiiin between
I'or land and all of westeni Oregon.
That sortion of the fate iB Krowlng
no fant that Portland people feci that
they nniKt make trenuent viBitH In
order to keep In toueh with It all.
Many port landers liavo not been
Bouth to tho state line for sonio time
and they are taking aitvnntaKO ct j
this pxrurston to renew old ni'nuuint-,
nnoes and form new friendships. '
Tho different citloa will preet the'
excnrsionlBtH enronte and Hpecd them
on thoir way with Rood wislieB. One i
of , tho points of special interest will
bo ' KiiKone, whore they urrivo Fri-
day, September 29, at ll:l" a. ni., i
leaving at 2 p. m. Tills beautiful I
rniversity City haa always been at-
tractive to Portlandera anil they look!
forward to visiting it agnin. !
President P.-1.. Campbell, of the j
State University, has Invited the trav-!
elers to take lunch as tile guests cf
tho domestic science department of!
tho institution, and this will be a
ploasaut .tciiJure of tho trip. The!
Portlanders will exchange greetingd ;
with the Kiigene Comnicrcial club,
and will learn more about that prog
ressive, piodern city.
The excursion will leave Por'lnnd
September 2fi, at TnltO p. in., return
ing at 9:30 on tho night of September
2!t.
TO
PARKISON IS AT SALEM
TO EXPLAIW SIGNATURES
liuiidrcda of them having been found
dead m tho fields.- -1
The unusual heavy rains and cool
weather Is thought to have wrought
ns much destruction to the young
birds as resulted from the hall.
I'.KSTAllt.WTS.
IIOKFMAN HOI'SIC tilt ILL.
Tho best 2 Do meal In town.
KcHtiiiirantN. -
we
(8. ' ".. , ,
' . took for on Irtrffoj
Anti-Skid 1 I U tough, flexible, v
R Stud, do prevent fSSfe&s. V " T I
KnlQin, Or., Sept. 21. II. J, Pnrk
Jrou, Harry Yaiutliwich and W. S.
XVKen, Rt.torne.VH in tho University
rofGr(?utlum oaao, arrived in Saicin at
11 o'clock today and are in confer
ence with Attorney General Craw
ford, preparing an answer to tho in
junction suit brought rtfcniiuit S'.mto
tary of State Olcott to prevent plac
ing the referendum against tho rni
versity appropriations on (he ballot.
Tho answer, which is to he filed
soon, will be based on tho theory
that tho conspiracy was directed
against the promoters of the refer
endum for the purposo of undermin
ing and defeating the referendum. It
is thought that i'arkison will plead
inndvertency as an explanation of
his own name appearing twtco on
each petition.
i ;
We highly recommend Diamond, "W" steel-cut coffee. Try the new
steel-cut. All chaff and dust is removed, making an even, clean grain
and producing a delicious, clear liquored drink.
Packed in 1 lb. and 2 lb. sealed tins. ; We also carry a full Diamond "W"
stock.
478 Willamette St.
Phone 38 .
EUGENE; OREGON.
SAYS PACIFIC GREAT
WESTERN IS REALLY
' ' AN ALLY0F THE Si P.
Correspondent Hands Out Dope
That is Not Generally Be
lieved in Eugene.
IN STOCK BY
t
MOZACH AUTO CO.
F. C. MUllen, Prop.- ...... 668 Oak Street
Interest Upon Interest
Makes monc gtov quickty. Is your,s grovviag? Your
money deposited in the Swings Dc?arttrcnt of ths
erchants' Banks
O EceiCi Oregoa O
kc earning; Interest upon interest at ths rat 3 pzr
cent, compounded semi-annually.
L. II. Pi.ilr. proout K. V. I.KE. Cashier.
B". F. MoAlllster, vice- lrL JI. II. 110DU3, Asslitnnt Cashier.
Xew Heinedy That Itcmoves l-YcckloH
or t'o.sts Notlilni;.
Here's a chance, Miss Kreckle Pace,
to try a new remedy for freckles, with
tho guarantee of n reliable dealer
that it will not cost you a penny un
less it removes the freckles, while If
It does give you a clear complexion,
the expense Is trifling.
Simply get an ounco of othine-duu-ble
Blreugth from your druggist, and
0110 n lulu's treatment will show you
how easy it is to rid yourself forov- !
ever of the homely freckles and get
a beautiful complexion. Itarely is
more than one ounce needed for the
worst case.
llo sure to ask for the aouble
strength othlne. as this Is the only
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back If It tails to remove
freckles.
BmAt Feel
Bor Teat, Tender Tect and Swollen
feet Cured EveryTime. TIZ Makes
Sore leet Well No Mutter
What Ails Tfcein.
The following from the Portland
Journal, under a Florence date lino,
will l)e of interest, but it is not be
lieved by many that tho Willamette
Pacific Railway company and the
Southern Pacific, company, have any
connection, as mentioned in the
story, which was presumably sent
from tho office of the morning pa
per In Eugene, as ono of its employes
sends iicwb from various I-ana coun
ty -points to the Journal:
Florence, Or., Sept. 20 Tho forth
coming visit of .Manager J. P. 0'
llrion and other Southern Pacific
officials gives rise to conjectures
whether some statement will he gi
ven out regarding the building of the
railroad from Kugcne to Marsbfleld
via this, port, and more especially as
to tho relation of tlio Southern P'i
clfitv to the Pacific Great Western,
which' has been purchasing rights-of-J
way wtat or the crest ot the coast
range, and waterfront property . at
Mapleton.
Statements have beon published in
the Portland papers and elaewhero
that the Pacific (treat Western is
blocking tlio Southern Pacific's plans
for a coast road, in that it hnR ifought
rights-of-way in a number of the
strategic points in the .mountains,
especially two tracts that control
portals of the main tunnel on the
Southern Pacific survey.
SUM the story thai the Southern
Pacific is being blocked is -not con
vincing here. For ono t h f n g, t h e
accreriilcd Southern Pacific agent
has kept east of the pass entirely,
and no known represent at ivea of
the Southern Pacific company have
been in the Sitislaw valley. At the
same time, the Pacific Croat Western
has been buying rights-of-way for
tlio past JO days or two weeks, to
the public's knowledge, and It does
not seem reasonable that tho South
ern Pacific company would sit idly
by and allow important points to be
gathered up by an enemy.
Etmtoos who It troubled wllh pot, rrsnlr,
or ttmiler (t?ct iwolUu fort smelly fwt.ooni,
callouses or tmnlonscan tpilokly luako tliHr feat
wrlinow. ilrro Is ltit;ii!t trUcf ami n last in,
pornnnent rcmojy It' falt-il 11. TU
makoi norofeft well am) Rvrc11mttctnri qnU'kly
rpihiMHt tu thoir until nil e& '1whmm ot
lnJlef Unvo bon nbl it wc.r nbous a till Ue
!imlltT with prrfoct oomfirt.
It's alio only foot rrmeoy evormadoivhlcawM
on thf rr!ne1i,,p of ilmwlnir out nil the pol mioiip
csuiliitlons whU'h ciuio Rorotivl. Tcwilprs and
other mnrdlf mnrrlyclca up the portn. Hi
clennuM them out antl kipx ttirm olotn. h
works r!ht tiff, 'ou will (wl lHtir tho ver;
tlrsl time It'iuseV Ve It a wet'k(id ymi rui
forget you ever haJ sorr feci, TlnTo l nothlin
on rann uinicsn compnTCT wuh u, n;. is nw;
inlnai nil ilriMjMt w cents nr twi or direct w
you wuh truia Wultor Lulhur LHtJtio &
WILL IS ATTACKED
BY OREGON COUSIN
Cottage Grove Woman Avers
Miss Jones of Chicago Not
of Sound Mind.
Chlcaao, 111.. Sept. 21. A suit at
taekinv; the validity of the will of Sn
san K. Jones, who died Juno 2!,
1H 10, leaving several charitable be
quests, was filed in the circuit court
hero today by Sarah ('. Jones of C'ot
tacf Umve. Or., her first cousin.
The will nvers that Miss Jones.
who left an estato valued at between
llo.Oiio and '$.'i0.0oo, was 70 years
old, pick mid not of sound mind and
memory at the time she executed the
will. She iet't her estate largely to
public institutions in Chicago and
Marshall, Mich., and nlon to Chicn
i;o and .Michigan people.
Cottage tl rove. Or., Sept. 20. In
quiry gives no Information concern
ing Sarah Jones.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN IS - -
BOOSTED FOR CONGRESS
Boston, Sept. 20. Democratic
friends of John U Sullivan, ex-heavy-welglit
champion , of , the. world,
launched today a campaign to olect
him to congress as a representative
from Massachusetts. , Sulllyan has
been living the life of a country
squire near Boston "for the past
eight years.
CARD OF- THANKS.
To our many kind friends, neigh
bors, and members of Rich Mountain
Circle h. of (i. A. R. we extend our
thanks for their beautiful floral of
ferings, also to tlie Sunday school
mates that remembered us. .in our
groat bereavement, we wish to ex
press bur sincere thanks. -. -MRS.
K, SMITH,
MRS. H. O. HOWARD,
, DAISY SMITH,
I.IICILE SMITH,
, HAZEL SMITH.
JEFFRIES BROTHERS
ON THE WAY HOME
Seward," Sept. '20. -Jim and Jack
Jeffries arrived -today 'from tho
Kenai river country, where they have
been hunting for several weeks. They
killed several bears, three mountain
sheep-and one moose. The brothers
will said on the steamship North
western Saturday for Seattle, on the
way to the bedside of their mother
in Los Angeles.
ENGLISHMAN WINS
FROM ABE ATTELL
Madison Square Garden, New
York. Sept. 22. Abe Attell, the fea
therweight champion, tried the im
possible lust night by conceding
about to pounds in weight to the
Knglish lightweight champion, Mntt
Wells
Wells, being as clever ns the Am
erican in the ring move, had the
call almost from the start, and won
handily. Attell is given credit for
the game stand he made ngninst his
heavier and clever opponent.
' Dr. Franc .Luei-o Hard, Optician,
has her office at GS1 Patterson slreet
Appointments made by telephone,
number 717. ol2
IT IS IX) LAUiat
When 1 make a big "ado" over a
carload of pianos just received, mat.
ins tho largest display ever seen ia
tho' city. One time I rweivwi B
by boat, which added io lliuse alreadv
on hand, made 4 0 in stoc-L Not a
bad showing, eh? For a small deal
er like-.
P. A. RAXKIX''
Who undersells all other dealers to
town. sji
iax; ikt i : i s i: u . s i s ! : i : i t-oit sale. ,
. Registered. Cotswold sheep for sale,
owes and . rams. , Address E. Terpen
ing, Kugono, Or. ot
. ,. .,
Sl'liSCltllll.; l-'OI! THE (ifAIlluV
. Sep. 26
THE EVENT OF THE YEAR
VM. A. BRADY, Ltd. 1'rescnls
The Funniest l'lay Kvcr Written
YKSTKHDAV'S KOOUKS.
Pnclflc Coast League Portland,
S. Oakland. 2 (10 Innings); San
Francisco, 5, Los Angeles, 4; Ver
non. 7: Sacramento, 2.
Northwestern League Portland
4, Tacoma. 2; Victoria. 9, Spokane 8s
Vancouver-Seattle game postponed
because of rain.
JL 4fL JUL
YOU CAN HAVE
HEALTHY HAIR
Use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur,
a Harmless Remedy That
Makes the Hair Grow.
BY MARGAKICT MAYO
Direct from a Solid Year's Iluu nt Daly' Theatre, .New Vork
Baby Mino Is sending a gale of laughter around tho world. It is
now in its second year at Sir Charleo ; ndham s
. . Criterion Theatre. London.
Vlthin three months Baby Mine will bo played in Berlin. Vienna.
in ns, .ticnnnirno aim oi. i etc
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NO TlifcT,
We are not in any trust or
combine. We buy direct of
tho factory only. Our custom
ers profit largely thereby.
Stevonn & l'nlin Piano House
Cominoreini clu block. s28
What a pity It is to observe so
many peope w ith thin and faded hair
and then realize that the most of
these people might have a fine, heal
thy head of hair, if ihey would but
use the simple "sage tea" of our
grandmothers, combined with other
Ingredients for restoring and pre
serving the hair. No one, young or
old. need have gray hair, weak, thin
or falling hair, dandruff of any trou
ble of the' sort if they would lint use
Wyeth's S.ye and Sulphur Hair rem
edy. On the roiurary. 1; is possible
to have healthy, vigorous balr. of
perfect color, by a few appl les i Ions
of this remarkable preparation.
Wyeth's Sage and Sul-lur Hair
lleinsdy quickly removes dandrmf
leaves the scnlp clean and healihv,
promotes the growth. of hair, and re
siores the natural color of the hair,
which has become faded or gray, n
Is n clean, wholesome dressing, w hich
may bo used at any time with perfect
safety. Don't neglect your hair. Start
today wltU Wyuth's S.igo und Sul
phur. This preparation is offered to Hit
public at fifty cents a bottle, and Is
reri.m mended and sold by all UlUK-gists.
What the San Francisco cri'ics say of " l!.i:
"Baby Mine" proved the greatest comedy in Si'ii I
Iny recollection. Walter Aiuhony, in "The C.
When the play ends your laughter machinery is ;
know there never was an) thins o ninny.-- i;.i
in "Tho Chronicle."
.You must be a' hopeless dyspeptic it' -lie ii.;. i,r :
your ribs. J. Lawrence Toole, in "1 In- i:a:i;i
You Can't Step a ig Laugh I.Ii.e BABY
skats I'oit "i;.nv mini:" now s
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