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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
V ol si
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n ü JEIMRITIC rtlRCIP»?» 18D TO
NR TIK
COLORED LINEN.
50cts for.....
75c. $ for....
j .00 for.......
1.50 for ...
28
r
or
an
39cts
Dress Goods
15c.8 6or
O<
25ct8 fo
........ 2(N
35ct? fo .........
2'X
.50, GO it 65 fo •.......... 45<
Bovs ' ’loihing.
Men’s Clothing
Boys Oveycoais.
Mens ' Iveicoais
20 Per Cent Off.
TABLE LINEN.
Fleece Lined
20ata for........
25cts for........
35cts for.......
15c. a
20c is
25c is
35c.s for ......
50cts for.......
GOcls for .....
.. 25c ta
.. 40c Is
.. 50cts
20cts for...........
Excellent Values
Boys Caps................ 15cts
Mens 1 'aps.... 20 «.t 35cts
25c Table Linen for 20c!
50c Table Linen for 40e
60c Table Linen for 50
75c Table Linen for 60
J.2-5 Table Linen for 1.0U'
1.50 Tal» o Linen for 1.25
NAPKINS.
7cts for .....
15cts for ...
20cts for ....
25cts for ....
30cts for ....
Ladies Under Vests.
50cis for
38c Is
. Jcl*
Get?
79cts
Octa
. Gets
.Gels
SHEETING BLEACHtD.
8-4 Bieaehed............. *16$
. . 22cle
10- 4 Bleached .... 23c I?
Calico ....................... 4cls
Calico ....................... 5cls
Gingham.................. 5cL<
Gingham ................. 6cls
TOWELS LINEN •
15c Is
Engineers Carelessness tbe
Cause of a Bad Train Wreck.
8- 4 Sheei'tig Unb....l4cl8
9- 4 Siieeuo” Unb,...15cts
1 Bleached
ASLEEP AT HIS POST
Au Intervetmg tt-oi has just reached
our ears, which tbough rather old I«
worth printing. During the rec »I. t
freshet on the Bluslaw river. Frauk
Hadley, Morris Johusou ai d Hazen I
Johusou ha«l charge of a raft earryiug
FIVE FERIORS WERE NILLEO.
a large amouut of provision» for a log­
• Parkersburg, W Va., Jan. 28—Five
ging crew who were making a big
I le rsotis were killed and one severely
drive down the river at tbat time.
Injured aud two eugiuea and 10 loaded
The men with tbe raft w. re drifting
car,
w«r<< wrecked by the mistake of a
along behind the logs with not a
thought of dauger, wlieu suddenly train ciew this afternoon tietweeu P«-
they ran against a bugedrift with such troleutu and Vulcanic Junction, on the
Baltimore A Ohio railroad. The engi­
foros that tbe raft, with all tbe provis­
neer
was a»leep at his [*»t and ml»t ok
ions, was sunk and tbe three men wet«
left to the uieroy of tbe raging waters. the first section of a passing train for
It is said that they were carrl«»d under the seoond. Thinking uollt had pasted,
the drift oy ibe curret t, t u' ex«rie«ied lie pulled hi» train onto tbe main
llietuaelvea In ami»
manner anil track and e|ied onward to what would
dually, by th« aid of paaain; logs, seem to have neoeaaarlly been bls
«ieatb. Tbs dead are;
reached shore and safety. Only oue of
J B Walkiua, engineer train No. 86,
tbe men could swim aud It was re­
from Grafton.
markable tbat all three w« re not
W W Cunningham, fireman, on No.
■irowtied, as tbe water was high and
98.
quits swift.
M Courtney, Parkersburg, brakeman
The amusing part of the incident
on No 88.
occurred after the men tied succeeded
J T Rally, Parkersburg,'fireman on
In reaching shore. It is said that
No 27.
Hadley was so badly Irlgbteued that
J (4 Bailey, Kauawab, brakeman on
he cllmlxsi a tree. While silllug noa
No 9H.
limb with tears rolling down Ilia
cheeks, lie was asked if be was burl, i
“No,’’ a 'Id he, “but I’ve Inal my Job.” [
SHEETING USBLtASHcD
$1.50 Napkins for $1.15
$200 Napkins for j» 1.40
$5.00 Napkin? *or $3.60
Children’s Hose.
An Incident of (be Recent Freshet
On the Siuslaw.
L. L. muslin...........
W. \V. mueliti .....
A. muslin ..............
Bleached ................
Bleached........... ..
Bleached................
Black Trilled 12|ct for 9cls
10c Sliirting for . .. 8Jct>
LADIES HOSE.
EXCITING EXPERIENCE.
MUSLINS.
SHIRTING.
50cts for ...
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FEBRUARY 2 1911.
Clearance Sale.
Union Sditt.
-"T-
OUTING FLANNELS.
Outing Flannel....... Sets
10 < 'tiling Flannel for 8J
121, ('tiling Flannel .... 10
Roseburg Men.
Spwl»l to th» Guard.
Boise, Idaho, Jan 29—RSRbsridan,
ohairmau state democratic central
committee, of Oreg•»«», and Cbas H
Fisher, editor Roaeuurg, Oiegon, Da'lv
Review, have arrived here.
Their
otijeci Is loeelalillsh a morning deme-
cratlc n«wspa|>ei, a («onus ot $10,1'M)
having l»'»o raised f ir tbat purpose.
The Kwutx l»s>l le agree io pul in
k nliut w< rth »15,0(
Tbe naper will
have the psiro iage ot the | resent etale
administration.
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G ophers S lain .—Junction T mes:
It in seldom that high wet r In a
real benefit to a farmer, but In tbe
ca-e of the .Millet’ farm it In an Instance
where great good from I tie oveiflow
will result. Mr Miilell owtia ueai ly
713 acies which wan ooveved with
water, although in some plsces very
nbtllow. Dunng the high waler Mr
Mil ett null bin tilled help went gopher
huullrg and killed several hundred.
Hii.ee the waler has nut aided lie «•li­
tuates I hat not lees than 2000 gophei*
Road
were diowned.
In «siimutuig the
product of the next wheal crop on t'ltn
George Frlseell came down from Mc­
farm the result can nearcely ln> esti­
mated as the gopher is a raven..u- putt Kenzie Bridge, arriving b«re yeater-
which causes great damtge to a a heat day. He reports that ths 80 Inches of
crop.
mow that fell at that place has settled
to 10 inclies. Tbe euow extends to
Blue River.
I nstallation .—Thu Ladles o't ie
Mr Frlssell reports the wagon road
Macealieee beld luetallailou of officers above Blue River blocked to wagon
»1 I DO I' hall last night. Tbe follow­ travel by reason of fallen timber. No
ing are tbe recently elected officers mail has been taken tbiougb to Foley
who gssumed their du ice In th» lodge Hprlugs »Ince January 9tb. He ex­
last night. Mrs Bla.y Kilisey weslo- pects to rslurn in a few days with bis
TC;N.*iiu Mati<H-k, RK; AthT CT«nn«T,
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STATE LEGISLATURE
MISC MULKEY SUICIDES.
EEKLi EtCEKE GUARD.
A Niece of tbe Late Senator Dolph
cf Oregon, Suicides.
PBELL BROS , Publishers
8-ui F ucc-e«’, la i :6.—B jv M Mul­
key, ot Tac mi. h niece of tue 'ate
' -eua or D.ilpli, of Die« on, shot e »« It
ií -E h - t iiile of Willamette afreet, be
yes:er<le afteruopn ir« tills cu v, dying
twi" Q Seventh and Eighth street*
nsiantl«
Her poor health and dirap' .
poli«'menta’ her
mo to »<11 her |
Nome ni'ne w - tbe ('»uses of t te act.
Nhewssa cousin of F cd Mulkey,
who gm«': < «'«t «. ii ttie U O rhiee or
. $2.00
.. 1.00 our y Ji.ag.«,
.. .50
ÌRM.S OF SUCSCRÎPTÏON.
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.tes ma¿« known on application
ng rate
ill bu-i ineas letters to THE GUARD,
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sOr- ton.
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ii LX'.
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Installation
No Change in Vote For United
States Senator.
ern« r to beoime a law.
LANE MEN CHANGE.
Special to 'be u.iard
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1: S to 11» m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p m.
wooim / ovk ;
ATTORNEY AT 1. \W.
I—Our half block south of Chriem
OTHER
MATTERS.
C al la Guard.
Bilem, January 28—Tbe vote
county in
-enator
McQuten
voting for
in
tbe
of
Lane
i
McKenzie
Unit« I Ciales
legislature
I be joiut seesion met st 12 aud voted Mtf>lriNatz*.h(r.Ryi.y»si
f. r net) ai or.
Both bouses adjourned at 2:30.
t1 lay,
National Bank
Surp'us
L. CHESHIRE. M. D
HEAVY LOSSES.
Eugene,
YSI IAN AN1)|!S1 BORON
a Bln.
A 8
Irr 103
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* Eugene, Oregon.
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JWE IPATIUC PHYSICIANS
I Io.
I«ar
ah' rara by app«»in‘n:*nt.
Jtter
Bslem, Jan. 29.—The v«.ts for United
’regon.
■ Sinn ; MriMB ¡Mltabai
1,ISO,000
FEET WEBT TO
SEA.
i f 1
i
$ »• t
H ntl«« •( tbe
'■«L.
’e.meca« o’
Public travel is greatly
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• it
$. • . OS
tatdj
luoouven-
ieiic« d, m it»y emp.oyeee i.elug unaole
to reach llieii places of employ men t,
J ENNI it BO.HSCH IE PER CASE.
bpeeiel to Gus.d.
Paterson, N J, Jan *29.— The four
men found gul'ty of cauaitig tbe death
of Jennie Hueacbleter, a factory ghl.
by giving her d uggtd wine, were
brought Into eouil I. day tor aeuleuce.
Dki.iNQUkNT T ax hier H alb —
The delinquent tax aale wa« made by
Sheriff Withers at the .■ourthouae this
morning. There wee more bedders at
this aalo than at any sale over made
" ¿co, two-thirds
here for delinquent taxi
of
them
being
outsider«,
A C Jennings
'
and
J R Kelly were tbe principal
'
buy« rs.
Fritall.
O aks B mahhkd .—Saturday noon
when gone to dinner tbe men who are
employed by tbe railroad company
loading care with dirt from tbe Ed­
wards bill above Spring field left sev­
eral londed cars on tbe track without
placing a signal to waru tbe work
train which had gone to Natron for
i be noonday meal.
Ketnrnlng, tbe
tialn witb twenty cere abend of the
engine made tbe uaual owlfl ran aa it
neared the bill to got up on tbe steep
grade at tbe base of the excavation.
The consequence was that several flat-
cars were badly emaobod when tbe en-
rxposted oolilelon took place, tboourvo
of the bill abutting off tbe view ef tbe
loaded oars from the engineer.
H bavt K now .—Dr Candtaol states
tbat 1* feelot snow bee fallen al Ibe
Boesel ledge, Blue River, and there Is
about 20 feet on tbs tummll of Gold
Hill.
ihirty year« Im-
: Men’s and Boys
Suits and
Overcoats
pi isonn.eul in the New Jersey state
I euilen. .aiy .oday, and Kerr to fifteen
years.
BOERM PERHHTENi.
S| JC>«I 'O tbe Go»' J.
PrttJila, Jan. 29.—Tbe Boers will
continue fbeir light until diplomacy
may secure > el er terms from Oieal
Britain.
GREATBRITAINCON( II.I a TORYI
Spec al ThGui.d
Cape Town, Jan. z!) - Altorney-Gen-
eial H. I mon of lue late Hchrelner
m.uistiy has bi u apf>‘ luted legal ad |
I I I I
vieer of tin-ITansveal « 'olony admin
it Cation.
The a|.p>. .tiuerit Isstpeclaliy made
with the obj-cl of paciiylng and oon-
cilatii.g
.he Dutch «urghers, witb
whom Moloui >n isliehi in hlgn esteem.
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H tajxi « IT R ight .—Tbe Oregon.ail
to i-»ue liceos- « for ea'ooo« on the •ayB today ecltorial y: The coot t i«e-
tw»en Linn and L»ne cout ties over
t-tate Fair g'oondsdurlng the continu­
territory, es ml^ht be expected, Is lie
ance of tbe «ein
ing fought by Albany and Eugei.e.
WAREHOUSE KILL.
Linn county 1» w< rkieg for aunexa-
tIon of tbe Blue Rivir mines, 'the
Hprrl». ■ ■ « Gci ».
disputants «III now appreciate the
Ski* tn, Jan. 29.—The senate de bat -d
«-auees of the Boer war.
th» t.tll providing as to the manner of
A liti ( K SECL Cl 'KHA I ION. — A
p vate di-patcli was received from
A tmr.y t n- morning conveying th«
informa loo that a vtry successful
operation we* pTforn.i I on H E Mor-
-*• of thl* city, for ap ndlcltis.
Mr
Mirrls rallied nlrvl.v a id bls recov«ry
Is assured. He bad an operation per
f< med before, but heli g unMieeemfni,
be went to A ’liauy yeet-tday V» be
i|«it<i u| on again. Ur bevi» per-
f< rmed tbe ope allot«. Mr Morris'
ui it y f lends will lie glad to beer tbat
i he la getting along so well.
L args L oami BO C amp .—We aie
' Informed lost the Armstrong nroitie a,
I of PorUand. will opeo up a logging
H tLP BOUNTY WARBA NTH.
Prof F I. W«»hb«irn, »tat« biologist,
■ amp or. I. ks c.e»k and will employ
has
tbe thank, of tlie Otmii for a
100 m»n,
I nay own XMO ee.-» <m
»pMial '• lb« GoaiS.
copy of hi- bist biennial repot, a very
Bahru, Jan. 23 — R preeeniaiive Nelson cieek aud tbeis la estimated io
lnl-r«»i 'r | U I kbiiop .
IXLerts tell for tbe payment of oet tie about ISO,000.003 f»et ou tbetract.
r»e[«u-l«.l)ity of warehousemen.
Blocked.
McAlister, (lampbell and Death were
each renleuc-d to
Ten Regiments of Natives Authori­
zed to Be Organized.
conducting public warenoueea ai d the
underground
railway system h a occurred.
FILIPINO SOLDIERS.
Fair Assoclstio' e >a I have autherlty
•o TMM
gitani»*»« te iste. Ois» •
B»«k la «'"• C»»»tf.
tile employee« of Hie
I
AGTC0 QM FAVMACK TKRMS.
A (loon H ill .—Representative Har-
riw, of I »ne county, hu» Intrislue.d a
bill that W >11 doubt lees meet with the
apjrn.’hl of | r «• peelor- an I mining
men. The bill tuaaen tbe def.ciog.
pulling down or changing of mining
uotioee a mlademeanor, punishable by
a line of *500, or Imprisonment In ibe
douuty jail for a period of »lx montba.
Spec si to ibe (.0» so.
Paris, tail 29.—A geueral «trike of
New York, Jan 29.—After the P»»
sage of tbe army reorganization bill,
.*.)
R-cretary Riot will cab I« p« r Dleehm
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to Major-General
McArthur to or­
Bmitb (fusion)
e
¡»Idra
fu-.j»
a
n
ganize 10 r»glme«it«of Filipino Infantry
..1»
•abject * > c"
» o/
McBride ..........
and cava.ry, nays the Wavluuvt >n
... 8
Hermann..........
.ire f
i entroNt'd to r* »
eof-eapot>dent of the Herald. This
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Scattering.......
action will be t*ken upon t ie recoin
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P. £. S»o: x- «-a,
Not voting.......
r
tnendation of the Taft commiMion.
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The commission says that while the
I- H. PO TA.
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Total...................... .............90
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A
American *oldl> r« are unsurpassed in
TO
WET HTATE FAIR.
war they do not make the beet police­
men In tbe Philippines. Natlvs treopa
Epeeia ’.e a« «as a.
In tbe m«ln, tbe commnwlon believes,
Haleru, Jan. 29.—The houee passed a
should be officered by Americans.
'bill today irov'dlng tnat tbe Kla.e
Cf E.ugene, Oregon.
PH dp Cash Cip al
-
$ j O.OOC
«•ifiiii •
• •
5,00t
novelist ill .
A PARIS STRIKE.
W» I a» follows:
d>.
Cornett................
EMTIEANK t5M
OREGON.
KK; Margaret E<im«>n<feou, Cospialn;
Sarah .Mayhew , Herg,- >ut; J. »■ < l.ivsi-
more M A; Isabel Bui«i e, Heoimel;
Spec,. 1 to me guabo .
Hi P< tersburg, Jan 29—Conni Tol­ Me.less Scott, Pick« ; lie -ie Rai.kin,
stoi, the (.'elei r «ted Russian author, Is O G
RUSSIAN’
seilomly ill.
Ht aU a senator at noon today resulud
EUGENE
—or—
Btat''s. '
tiee i made the sjiecial order of the
2/50,000 apsstat to seGusid.
-
VM Hmlll, of Bpwi» to ;ne<:aard.
< onaul H«y nan hmiibu ivi •••«' - ------
Florence Wear, Jaa. 2.'»X
Amo g ttie heaviest loners of logs
ok the upf r Blunlaw are Morris John­
son, who bad
about 2,000,000 feel;
George Prescott, i 000.000 feel; Henry
Hinkson, 2,00U,<><0 feet' G W Luce,
700,000; C de A B" hi win, 60',0(3; A W
Gilbert and Rollin Jobuaon, »ever 1
hundreds each. Fully 50 per cent of
bls timber cannot t«e accounted for,
and la> few Individual cases the per­
centage la much larger. Among the
which originated In tbe aeuats.
hundreds of logs scatteied along (be
ocean beach, are b and» reptesenting
CHARTER BILL THURS0AT
a>«out 50 camp«, which alone will »bow
Hpec’al to i be «utrd.
the general losa among luggers very far
Ba'em.Jan. 29.—Numerous charter
from tidewater.
■ .ills fir the towns of the slate have
bouse for Thursday evening.
Of E uqene.
Paid up Cash Caoilai r.3O,OOO TODA'.”« VOTE FORHENATOR.
E uuf . mk . O mwom .
frutteto! sn '¿mbi. ‘¿rm
Jan 29. — R?jr'.ma tVi «
Halem,
Heinen way and
Officers.
F< ]tiiwi'«v «
te Ila
f t ■« new y
«I ci.'«l otll • • » who i.irmai y «'mered
■ÈB iirs in ('hris’nan I»
IGENE.
It had passed Ibe liou a
the senate.
*upon their du i»» la-« eveult g:
Presideni, Pr >f F H Duiiu; let vice
BKIII8H COURTESY.
the court» of the state.
H VVsuner, i’ud vice
preside«.«,
Che
>1 Wall
" , Sru V e sp.c a'. to the GITARb.
prF'Idei t, Mi“« .»farniw Fisk,
■R vuzm Osano«.
Salem, January 28.—Tbe legislature
,
0'1«
Fir
I;
4
h
vies pisel­
president,
>f Oregon received a reply tod y from
li,«
eP
rrutt;
s-er-tarv,
L
lent, M im
WHIISON,
ttie Marquis of Lansdowne aoknowl-
k Bolimsi'; t «•s-iotr .EEC «sd.
DEXTIST.
After I he inn I'atiiiii ec,-ce tbe dging leeelpt of resolutions of cou-
pa«'or el ,'t r«< a brief s«ldr ss eft »r lokuceon the death of Quean Victoria,
rpurcb
[* <bc<
W V Hendensin, I srn
Ile » " U I
«.lei oí the
MW b <I to da anytning in the line of WbiiDi
by l“legia| b.
LeagU“ wee h»ld. Ab. ut eixt.v of Ibe
ury in •
•
The Marquis informs tbe legislature
Itaad bridge work » . ..... ialty.
one hU’ dr.- I member« were presen«
and rest >i ¿ -«I to their tiaL.es with a that King Edward directs him to ex­
The po as bis appreciation, aud that of Lie
I tet.limouv or p«
<_f -i p'uie. TL:
JCKEY,
. League i» in a big! ly prosperous c >n- lieople for the sympathy shown in ret-
«ii'ioti ari«i ui d r Pi<>f Duun is noie t>
lutions ntid In an adjournment.
iTaSches, Chain«, Jew
sccom;l;-h much g< h 1 during ihr
pto.
ERROR IN PORTLAND LEGIS­
| coming y.-ar
|trin( promptly ¿one.
LATION.
ork warrant«!.
HoP3r»«>i i>.— F E Hum has sold 75
Baletn, Jan. 28 — The bill authorizing
bale- of hops io H J Ofteaheimrr, of
« s|«eci»l tax levy fi r Portland though
BR 'WN, M. D.
Helen., t>i! ..ales of 1899 hops for lb c1s
passed and signed will have to be
per pound
YSI I.IX AXI> S' IJ.EO».
p8»sed again ou account of an error
hissa .a
warrants I >r
and awaits the signature of l he gov­
ATT< I: m \ - \ I I UV
rm. a. a
Louiitv
which no funds werenpplieable, passed
INHERITANCE TAX OECISIOB.
fir changed from Fulton of Asforia to
Nu other ehnng« d w a’ '.•> •» « ; »»» <1
l ulled e t«tes senator to lay resulted: Binger Heriuanu.
J analog, Mich, Je 1 2».—The su-
Coibett29, McPr.de 18, Smith (funion) occurred,
n ' ■ e coui t of the »'.ate lies sustained
NO DEMOt'RAUC BREAK.
21, Hermann G, Fulton 4. Scatter­
of
I . >e loua.itulioiiallty of (tie I nr parsed
ing 6.
6pe“ial to Pie Guard.
by Hie Mlculgan hgirliura I untosi ng
H»1 m, Jan
29.—The democratic
An impressive Insta I taion service | A cauces of lepuLliean memtier» in
a U x ou iubei Itati' '.
uiemis re of tlie legislstu'e met in cau­
was held 1 i evening
t lhe regular jailed for louioriow.
nl 'y. "11' l'e,,!U‘' B'B" lug In the M E
Hal. tu, Jan. 2.8 —Legislature met in cus today and decided to stay with CONBUL HAY COM NG HOME.
litighili |’, »cm ' a- in i till'ij officer. I
B I MAKKLZT
WALT
standing scalp
Are going at a discount of 25 per cent.
These goods must go as we need the
room fc an e’egant new Spring Stock.
Big values in l»ox coats and Mack­
intoshes.
13.25.
Black all-wool Box coat $4.75 now
5.00
< >xfor«l dray all-wool Box coat $6.50 at
4.00
Light Tan all-wool Box cost $5.00 at
1.25
Men's M ackin toshes
1.10
Boys' Mackintoshes
2.00
Boys’ Box coats $2.50 now
J V KAUFFMAN.
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