9VJU-.JI 1 'A'.-J
COUNTY W. C. T. U.
INSTITUTE
GOOD ROADS
Commenced at
the
commerça :
CLUB OFFICERS
Christian Electiom
Church at 2:30 O’clock
This Afternoon
Held
at
the Annual
Business Meeting Last
FOR. MILL AT
WENDLING
Night.
Wash Six
Sale —
549 ycrds
new effects
Get Che
Habit of
Trade at.
i
New Styles
Beautifully set forth at Friendly’s this week
For the Easter Dress
Pursuant to announcement, the Eu
At 2:110 this afternoon the W. C. T.
U. county institu e convened in the gene Commercial Club held its annu
Interesting SILKS for the Easter waist or dress
Christian chnnh. The various un- al business meeting and election of
44c
24-inch
JAP SILK, 50c quality this week
officers last evening A large attend- ;
ious are represented as follows:
$1.10
81.25 BLACK TAFFETA, 36-inch, this week
Cottagi Grove by Mrs. Whieler, auce of members indicated the inter
Mrs. Boyles, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. De est takan in the cl ib’s affairs. The j
new officers elected are as follows:
Spain
I H. W. Thompson, president; Dr. C. 1
Creswell by Mrs. Melton, Mrs.
B. Willoughby, vice president; E. R. i
For two days only, Fridav and Saturday, 760 yards Torchon Lace,
Housel, Mrs. Howe, Miss Hose.
Bryson, secretary; W. W Brown, Change of Schedule on the
f
oli
or
g
by
Mrs.
Morris,
Mrs.
Bar-
3 to 4 inches wide, worth 8, 10 and 12 l-2c.
A G x d Roads Train May Come
. ties urer; F. M. Day and H. L. Tra-
maid.
Mohank
Branch
Indicates
ver,
trustees,
to
succeed
U.W.
Griffin
tv Oregon Next Year—
Officer* present were;
County
A Yard
lt.-.Cripple Busi-
President Mrs. Eva Wheeler, County and L. T. Harris, retired.
Some Good Sug
Secretary Mrs. llowe,State and Conn-
gest ons
ty Evangelia’ Mrs. E. V’. Wilson.
The sessions will continu« over to-
. morrow.
From all indications and reports,
(Guard Special Service.)
Professor Hyde delivered the
lit appears that the Booth-Kelly Com
I ew Tailored Suits
d:.
. the U.O. assembly this morti
New Ribbons
Cr»swe)l, March 9. -Miss-s Sylva
pany
’
s
big
siwmill
at
the
terminus
of
for !
li, ■ on “( mod Roade. ”
|Aruolt and Marie bchmutz, of Cot-
23c a Yard
the Mohawk branch railroad, which
Tin qi.eetlon o’ tranenortati n he
Tide S:
(taue Grove, visited their young lady
For a 4-inch ribbon extra quality
baa been idle for several months, will
se.l I, i- one nf the most important
friends in Creswell from Friday night
in Taffeta and Satin worth 30c.
uuw
remain
idle
permanently,
or
at
Ti
e
Treble
Clef
will
give
its
annual
have. The Bverage cost
ip . -- > ;i
until Sunday.
least for a year or more,or for several
of ll :’’ !l g a ton one mile over Amer- concert on Saturday evening, Ma-ch
Many ranchers from out near the
tV£ï.-‘'S B.igiit,
Dress Goods
i is 25 cents: over European 12th, in Villard Hall. The club haa foothills report a considerable loss of years.
ic.> 1 r.
styles
and ali exclus;
This r'por* has leen current on the
A beautiful French Voile 85c Many styles and designs tn black
roas, D, it!y abov. H c?nts. The to- been working very ea.'ne.tly all win- I H stock, owing to the scarcity of feed.
¡streets
ot
Eugene
tor
some
time.
The
ter,
and
goo
I
results
may
be
expect
,
tai co c ’ in your is «900,000,000,nearly
That’s not all—There’s the and white. Every one unusual.
Good weather and gruss are badly
te iort ie given greater credence SDd
. I of which i ■ due to bad ed. There are to bi sixteen voices needed.
U >
Crepe de Clvne ¡„ 5 new shades
There’s two lits we
is considered true by many from the
for the regular numbers, ami special
i". of roads.
co
Miss Mearle Scott, who i employed
and the icctch Tweeds for tailor
call your special at
fact
that
the
Sout
ern
Pacific
Com
Ji • id«- the saving In money, there numbers will be given by Miss Eva in „ niiliil)Prv 8tore bt Eugeue> visit.
suits.
tention
to,
lace and
pany
has
announced
a
la'icsl
change
Stinson,
vocal
soloist;
,
Miss
I-lorence
ef
]
in
Creswell
Saturday
and
Sunday,
,i<]
v
nlr
.
’
«»
of
good
roa
ls.
ar"
open work effects, Mex
Mrs. Lena Veatcb, of Cottage in the schedule of its trains running
..! ! nf young men from mon- | DeBar, piano soloist, i aid Miss (ora
Tl.
Enbrorderics
I between Coburg and Wendling, as
loro has hfion
__
•
...
...
There
been 1 /a
ican drawn work and wheel de
try tu t! « ity would bo legscned nnd Shiver, reader.
Grove, is visiting at this place.
T..1 e Prices -5c. <,c, I5C
given by the Guard yesterday.
signs
toe I
I 3 in th'» country w old be much improvement in ths Clef since
On Friday afternoon the school
All this iv -e
in sale The
1’naer the old seb dule, when the
,i High fr igh* i»*n« »re dre 1 its appenrnnee at lhe local oratorical children and teachers were assembled
Jtr. -
Lot 1 at $!.00
ones
worth
1
t
less
thun
iOc
>s!ty of hm’ling «11 crops contest, although at that time it was ia Principal Parker’s non to listen ¡mill was running,the trains remained
to !!>
and 12'yc. t .1- w eek
£,
Lot
2 at $1.25
Tboee worth 15 and 20c. £>«5
fh’ ’■nod« nr« com-1 | most enthusinstically received. The to a short talks by R. Foster Stone at Wendling a greater part of the day
in I bo r
Let
us
show
them to you before
to
make
up
the
big
lumber
trains
Beautiful
oods
—
tome
woi'h
Clef
did
not
gjve
its
regular
concert
geo ’
Nearly twice .he
p nd
on the theme of good citizeusbip. It
as much as 40«, this week I
they are ricked over.
is re*prrp I for this short I last year, so many peapie are eagerly was thoroughly enjoyed by the pu wh.o i ran out ot that place each day.
e<’>
Now (he trains stay there only long
mu»-t I d * id'a during Ih l inking forward to its appearance on pil i.
t..-. ,
Saturday evening.
lhe students I ■ miss Louise Mathes, of Springfltld, enough to turn the engine around and
♦ nf ♦!)<•
gre
|
Eujie.’oua view vers shown, illns- will give hearty support to the Treble is visiting her mother at Cloverdale. allow the men to take their noouday
meal.
trn’i" T h iiinouit of power required C>ef, because it is a prominent factor
Miss Roberta Ripley visited friends
It appears that the railroad com
fn
Hi' loads on good road, a <1 in the University. It is always ready across the river Saturday and Sun
pany would not make such a change J
Lai, views of oads ill dilfirent [ a ts to help ttie student body out of ditfi I day.
in its sebeduy* if there were any pros
cutties, mid, this year, will turn over
of I 1 co- ntry a id in Europe
The Woodmen of the World held a
1.
. ¡stake tu depend 1 n trafBo all thf proceeds to the Athletic Club rousing meeting Saturday evening, pects of the mill resuming operations
in the near future.
to roll the gravel comp’ic'. I'resh to defray the student b idy debt.
iuitiating three candidates into the
The closing down cf the big mill
wi
J rii 'V grav'd is not ns good as
mysteries
of
the
craft.
The
W.
O.
W.
*
•
*
Held Last
has a ready bad its effect upon tl e. Court of Discipline
til . .„.1.1 has lain in bunks for a
aud
Circle
expect
to
iiuild
a
fine hail
The Pastime Whist Club met last
business
of
Eugene,
as
several
hun
Night
-Co.
C
Members
11.. .1 1 if year;
Idle traction rn- evening in th« Armory parlors to
en- this summer. The Creswell lodges dred men were thrown out of employ
gi_:... c ci easily lie niado into good joy their final games of whist for
Fined
the , are wide awake and progressive.
ment, but the depression will be felt
.cl.1 ; by putting wide minds on the season, as the club disbanded until
Died —On March 5th, an Infant
worse with a permanent shut,down.
next winter. Tho season prizes were child of Mr. and Mis Chai. Schmitt.
Some time ago a few of the mem
ads t mu may won by Mrs. T. A. Gilbert and Mr. The parents have the sympathy of
bers of Co. “C,’’ O. N. G., received
year or the year I F rntk Poindexter, and the prizes for every o ie.
summons to appear before a summary
the University 'tie evening by Mrs. R. S. Byroti aud
Capt. Branson, the Methodist evan
50 YEARS’
court of discipline to answer for their
in its power to Mr Poindexter.
of (
gelist,
has
been
quite
sick
at
the
par
At the close of
EXPERIENCE
I 1 unexensed absences from drill.
O'
th o ighout 'he ' : | Hie vnniei the company pnrtook nf a sonage during the l»Bt week. He is,
I Last night the boys appeared before
s
delicious i'liicheon prepared by the however, somewhat improved at pres
I Captain J. M. Williams, their com-
v.\ lutsduy, at the
... egular
.
....
ns- . Indi«». The gueit. of the club were: I ent.
Morgan, Ch’rged With ma ider, who was judg>, jury and the
8C
i.', D. behinitt wilt dcUvcr Miss I isle Hobbs, Mrs. Claire Wil- ’ Rev. Fees, of Cottage Grove, occu- L O.
whole bnsiuess combined, and stood
iu '‘i’b • German Uai»ersf- | loiigbby, Mr. ami Mrs. Komen Gi. I f’lp‘1 thp. M' E; PnlP‘ Sunday, dellv-
Assault With Deadly Weapon,
their trial. Some gave acceptable ex-
is a con’ ¡Dilation of the! birt, Hurry Dunbar and l.eonaid erin8 interesting sermons both mo n
1 rade M arks
Failed to 4pp»a'.
■’ ises »nd those who could uot were
lecturei now being given, I 8; might.
I ing and evening.
D es : gns
COP
WRIGHTS 4C.
fine«
sums
langiug
from
81
and
82.
• • ill 'struted by numerous
Mrs. J. W. Volkman, who went to
Anvone «jendlng a sketch and description may
.
*
lhoso convicted are given ten days quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Portland for treatment at the hospital
is probably patentable. Communica
L. O. Morgan, the man held under in which to pay their fines, and if I Invention
Tbe me les f de'mwotta T n pic, is convalescing nicely. Her friends
tion1« strictly confidential. HANDBOOK *’i ”■’enta
Bent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
8250
bonds
for
pointing
a
pistol
lit
not
paid
they
will
be
compelled
to
lla'hbone Sisters, are making iirrang«.- hope for her speedy recovery to her
Patents taken thro’ gh Munn A Co. receive
special notice, without charge iu the
another man at Junction City, and serve their time out in jail.
merts to entertain the Knights of U“Ual good health.
who
was
to
have
appeared
before
I
%»*
Pythias in the Rathbone Hall one
Co. A will bold u court similar to
Rev. Barnhart lias moved into a
Judge Hamilton at the present term thi^ in about two weeks.
A handsomely illustrated weoklv. I artzest ctr.
wc k from tonight, March 15tb. A ! house on Smith avenue.
culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a
jf circuit court, failed to appear yes
venr; four months, fl. Sold by all rew ¡dealers.
lb
ildt gave the student body pi-ogrnmme will be rendered and viri
Mi ses Beulah md Olga Martin and
terday wheu be was cited to plead,
MUNN & Co.36’Bro>dwi” Mew YorV
some excellent information
thi.. ons amusements, together with n Jlrnrv Kirtley visited friends at Junc
and today the judge declared bis
Branch Office, 625 F 8t- Washington, b. C.
m i tn >t assembly concerning the 1 neh, will be indulged in. The ontr- tion la-d week.
bonds
forteited.
11 > 1 uhtions of notes end how to mitt ■(> in charge of the affair consists
Mirs Etta Shnub, of Coburg, Is vis
At the time of his examinaticn be-,
etn !-• »1 question to be debated up I of Mrs. A. G. Holden. Mrs. L. M. iting her grandpnrents, Mr. and Mrs.
Judge F. G. White, national leo-
fore the justice of the peace at Junc
ui> ui'.li Ib.sebiirg lligli School next Hall and Mrs. Horace Burnett.
Franklin.
tion, Morgan put up a cash bond of turer for the Modern Woodmen of
*
month. The assembly was also fn
Wm. Lowner, whose leg was broken
-
•
8250, and uo doubt deemed that be America, will address members and
v-
' I
a 1 1 .’i' .1 i.• 11 11 v rii ■ 1 I'
M n r t Im M ulligan Cabin, Native last week, is Improving nicely.
friends of the order at the theatre
I got ott easy by forfeitiug the am
Ellictt md n vocal solo and dii en Daughters of Oregon, met last night
A foice o' railroad men have been
block hall, Eugene, on Monday even- |
core bv Miss (’ottey.
Exclusive
in a social erst ion. their gentlemen repairing the railroad bridge acros
Ing, March 14 An excelle-t musicrl
Ttie Seniors hid I n very interesting ' friends being the guests. Th« eve- Camas Swale, which was in a very
program is being prepared, Every designs and
cl««» »< .«big last evening nnd dis 1 ning wiih plensnntly
latest fashion
body invited to attend.
spent with games dangerous condition.
ci"
11 tern of liusitiess mid in a’nl dancing The
Miss Mabel Thompson, of Creswell,
able models.
luncheon was a
tsrest to tlie c I h « s . The c| i.» will 1 prominent
“Always in the lead in the matter
I Ovei 90 . ”
feature of the evening is working at C. L. Weber's.
Mrs. Kelley, of Cloverdale, has sold of improvements, the Register now
l>r 1 1" t'e lligli School 11 li"s‘ ofl witch was enjoyed immensely by all
andup-tooa..
her place to a Mr. Sanders, of Ja»p< r 1 comes to the front, as usual, a mile
l.ti
in 1 ■ xt Wednesday morning nt
styles to select
I resent.
¡ahead
of
competitors,
with
a
new
in
The people of Creswell were de
■leembiy with appropriate exerni
!
novation. ’’—This morning's Register.
from. Made
lighted with tho lectures cf R. Foster
<111
Ci
>ii i w re .. dnted I ■ »deci
At C eeweil, March 5tb. the infant from selected
The
public
fails
to
see
where
the
Stone.
(In
Wednesday
and
Thursday
e! rj e c- l>) 1 n
col ors n I to !
■ wear - w ell
V*. / )
evening“ be lectured in the interest of Register is “a mile t bend of compet child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schmitt.
errai.I e 1 a prog uh for class day.
fabrics and
The
parents
have
the
sympathy
of
all.
itor
.
’
’
The
Guard
was
the
first
pa
the Women’s Christian Temperance
T I M ireli edition of the High
Yesterday's Journal;
everx.
pair
Union, while Friday evening was per in Eugene by over a year to in
S
i Newe is out today nnd is n
Sugar ad mi ced 10c.
has. our liber
The
given to Yellowstone Park. The gen stall a typesetting machine.
Vl V I
' tul le edition, tile articles
LETTER LIST.
Peanut candy is higher.
al guarantee.
Daily Guard was enlarged to an eight-
tleman
1
“
an
entertaining
speaker,and
l>
1 ’’>■ good and in keeping witli
I’oiilliy hows 1111 ndvanee.
Eu«gm, Ore., M.r.h 10, 19(4.
As'r H set
page
paper
about
three
weeks
before
we take plea tiro in commending him
nt
>1 J paper.
Cheese ranging lower.
them.
Beck, Miss Nellie
the
Register
The
Guard
givestbe
to th« hospitality of the people in
Tim i. rle’ Club met yesterday nf
Wh nt movement nominal
Chase, G F
other tow >s where he is billed to lec nows the day it happens, uot the next
at 3.30 o’c clock in the uaaem-
t( I I
Few eggs are selling.
Courtright. W H
The
Guard
this
w«ek
began
lay.
ture,
May he be privileged to «leak
I’olhnv ving is 11 | rogruni ot
11
BuG r situation about unchanged.
Cs.irgen, Misa Eva
ho
again is tna wish of all. lie the publication of a semi-weekly edi-
til
. « a
* Exclusive Makers
dings: Leader, Miss Kate
Poor veal coming to market.
Finney T 8
mile
tiou.
Is
the
morning
paper
“
a
went
from
here
to
Cottage
Grove,
and
Ki i<.
iHing; tie evotioual exercises;
Pot at ’ market is slow.
Gordan,
Miss
Alice
I
uhe >d of it. competitors?"
irom thence Flu ;ene.
Sold and recommended bx
. 1 >, Lila I’rosaer; shjrt ad-
I"’
Onions are a trifle weaker.
Jackson, Dr J C
Rev.
B.
K.
Walker,
a
l'rtsbyterian
d.
.. d l. mm h ‘.'huse; vocal solo,
Smelt is scarce.
Jones, Thomas
rtX
billy’s Department isto.c
minister, will occupy the pulpit at
\l -t ; «'iscu 1-«ton; benediction,
B. 1
Kennedy, Wilder F
the M. £, . church next Sunday, and
The l'rotoninns 1 liuvc posted the fol
Lamond, James
thereafter on each secou 1 Sunday.
low ' » i ro'Tnnn î for Friday evening
Matteson, Jas; er Horten
Co.
Last
evening
the
Oregon
Hose
Dr.Scarborougb
is
tending
the
drug
I'
Mias Flor reroe Dunn; rccitn-
Mount, Wallice
elected
new
officers
for
the
ensuing
store while Mr. Volkmau is abseut in
Mr , ' •• |e Pm 1 er; reading. Clara
Stewart, Mr and Mrs Adelbert
year as follows:
1‘he bowling contest for gentlemen Portland with his wife.
D i.i
.l’“stion lox. Sadie West:
Stoat, kt’s Claud M
L.
E.
Beau,
president;
G.
L.
Jen-
at
the
Commercial
Club for February
Miss Maggie \ catch, of Eugeue, is
or
J roduct i ii. Ruth Grant; by
Stuart. L J
niugs,
vice
president;
O.
F.
Ford,
ended with Earl Church having the visiting frieuds in towu.
Dvii cl e, Maru V 1 ■ tier; debate.
Smith, J E
lu st average score, and was therefore
Aunt Sophia Hazleton is much im secretary; R. R. Knox, assistant secre
Thomas, S C
»winded the flue clock put up as a proved since last week, and seems in tary; W. W. Brown, treasurer; W. W.
Violin Maker and K.pG.rer
Thomae. Johr
Purdy, sergeant-at-arms;
Norbert
tr phy by 11. Gordon, the houwefur- a fair way to recover her health.
Trenor,
A
L
Especial attentl on given to tester
nisher. lhe prize was presented t J
The Register is much interested in Aya. foreman; C. W. Stair, assistant
nt < ,d xjcl ,
I . i , 1,1 j
1, T(>
Warren, Robert
Mr. I'hurch at the annual meeting ef tbs Democratic nomination for sher foremen; W. W. Purdy, second assist
mandoliur,
guitars, cello or bass
Warner,
Mies
Fay
iff, and in its last issue ; roeeeds to ant foreman.
f lutte, Mont., t^e club Tuesday evening,
MaLy. violins are we..k on some
Watson, J W
After the business meeting the
strings I cru strengthen them and
nominat 1 for the i emuci'ats one
I.a. I ut. ..«sud turn I resented it to the club.
Woolievsr, C C
eqmliz« the ton« Sa’i-i’pctio« guar
Thomas llailey, cf l.u. g lorn. Ae memb.r- proceeded to the “Palms,
1 hartuary nt Butte, -t
anteed
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
would re. i ctfully inform tue Regis where an oyster supper was served.
II ko wti through-
ter
that
in
the
mi:
u< I » i 1 left Mild rondi.
Li«’ U ay»is
trres; ective of p.
will be
to Fred Fisk
is already cbosi
your ink.
Ii I
isting Ad iress at
Looks as If It Would Be
11 versity Assembly
Permanently Shut
This Morning.
Down.
Lace Silk Sole
Cresw I re,: s
WINDOW"
SOCÎ4L REALM
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School Notes
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M W. A. Lecturer.
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and F. C. Cor sets
Note and Comment.
Died
Kalamazoo Corset Cn
KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN
HesJ iompioj Ehe»
Church Won the Clock.
Fann Bous; Burned.
J. L. COATES