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* b STRAYER-SMITH DEPENDS ON J SHIRT WAISTS! ! I SHIRTWAISTS!l THE SCHEDULE NUPTIALS SUNDAY FROM ANU SALOON FRANKLIN PEOPLE TALK TELEPHONE A Meeting Held There Saturday Sunday evening a’ 8 o’clock, at the to Discuss Putting in a resideuce of the bride's parents, Mr. to Enter Portland if land Mrs. E. L. Smith, at Spring Line. field, a quiet aud pretty wedding was Time Is Open. I solemnized, the contracting parties (Guard Special Service.) 1 being Mr. George Strayer, of Port Whether Portland is a member of laud, aud Miss Dollie D. Smith. Says There Is an At Franklin, March 16.—The people of the Oregon State League during the While Miss Ollie Smith played the this community met Saturday to talk coming season depends entiiely, so it wedding ______= _____ New Arrivals in h fused Voiles, march the twain took their tempt to Blind Tax- of a telephone line through here. le stated, upon the schedule of the | places before Rev. . L. D. Green, of The result was very favorable, and if Scotch Etamines Pacific Coast League, which was p Eugene, who performed a short ring nothing happens and everybody be payers. adopted but not announced last night 1 ceremony. Afterward they gathered comes interested enough to put forth and Twine Cloth. in San Francisco. If the schedule is fu ttie dining room, which was nicely a helping hand we will soon be so we so arranged that there are some good decurated in green aud red, where a can communicate with Junction, aud Dainty Collars and Turn Overs open datsa during May, June and delightful wedding dinner was served. Cites the Law in Regard to be up with the times with the news. July, the State League may decide to After dinner the few invited guests Laces and Medallions of all uw»scriptions. Mr. Art Stingley aud family, from Saloon Keepers Conducting place a team in the field, otherwise gatbeied iu the parlor,which was deo- near ~ Portland, arrived here this even- there is little probability that Port orated for the occasion in green and Drop-Stitch and Fancy Colored Hosiery. Decent and Respectable iug. They will make their home with land will be in the league. ( white, to speud the evening in social Mr. Lemley this summer. We are Places. “If the Pacific Coast League sched eutertaiuuiuut, which consisted of I .’lad to welcome them back in our ule gives Portland much baseball dur vocal aud iustru-neutal music, recita- 1 uelghborbuod once more. ing May, June and July,” said Mr. tions and soc’al conversation. After Eugene, Or., Maroh 17, 1904. REMEMBER Our MEN’S SUITS are STIL at J. N. Dennis and G. N. Bryant Whitemore this merniug, “it would beiug thus engaged for a few hours Editor Guard:—The common coun- hardly be good business policy for us the guests bade them good night. oil has decided that it will not per made a trip to Eugene this week. Mr. Hockley and family, Belle to have a team here, but if we can get Mr. aud Mrs. Strayer will go to Port- mit the citizens of this city to expres.- some good open dates during the .¡and on Muuday afternoon's train, tbeir sentiments on the liquor ques Mouuts and Jess Bollmau, of Elmira, time I have mentioned, Portland will where they will make their future tion in the only way taat they can be passed through here Tuesday. Everybody around here was glad to i apply for and be granted a franchise, borne. legally and effectively made known, weloome the beautiful spring weather “We cannot give the people as high which is through the ballot box. The we have besu enjoying this week, and class ball as they will see in the Coast reason lor this action as set forth by are taking advantage of it by making League, but all the same we will put the special committee from the coun gardens. up some good games. There is no cil iu the Guard of March 16 is the use of our attempting to compete in Earl Brown has gone to work for (Guard Special ¡sei vioe. / probable loss to the city of 85000 ii. t the ball field, or pluy games here un Elmira, March 15.—We are very license fees. They clinch the argu Jim Williams for an Indefinite time. less we have some good dates, and for much please with the recent im ment with this statement: “The citv Tid Lemley and Jesse Campbell, of reason there can be nothing defi provements of the Guard. r. r—■ has no meaus available to raise the Junction, passed through here today. CJKAWJM© SB»® that nite until after we have beard what The rain prevented the lodge from Mr. F. C.Walters and wife returned additional revenue that would be re the schedule committee of the Coast quired by the loss of the saloon li meeting last Saturday night,as every from Benton county last Thursday. League has done.—Yesterday's Tele Mr. and Mrs. Bradford spent last cense fees. ” Are these men serious? body preferred sitting Dy the fire to gram. week in Eugene, attending court. Can it be possible the common coun getting a good soaking. VANCOUVER WILL BE IN. They were witnesses iu tbe \\ ldo*’ cil has overlooked one very important fact iu the administration of the city Vancouver, Wash., March 17.—E. Condray case. affairs? We quote the following fiom JUDGES AND P. Preble manager of the Vancouver Mr. Jesse Fouutaiu cut bis hand se the “Laws of the City of Eugene, ” Athletic Association, has decided, af as printed February 15, 1893, an ordi CLERKS FOR ter a more mature consideiation of a verely while at work last week. We are informed that Mrs. Walker nance regulating the licensing of sa proposition made by the president, to enter the Interstate Baseball Hinton, of Eastern Oregon, died last loons, section 5, pages 77-78: "Any CITY ELECTION League. Mr. Preble says if Vancou week. She was a sister of Mrs. J. T. person or persons applying for a 11- oense to keep a barroom . . . eball ver canuot support the required num Taylor, of this place. ber of games be will make arrange The supper to be given by the Sun execute a bond to the city of Eugene ments to play in Portland. 1 He says day school as a result of the ccntest in the sum of 83000, with sufficient The city counoil, at its meeting be has all ot bis men signed, , and be i„ ............. will be given the last week in March. security, to be approved by the may last night, named the judges and or, conditioned that he or they will feels confident of a high place I in the Have arrived, and to start the ball rolling will give a Homer Maye, son of Joel Maye, is clerks for the municipal election, keep a decent aud respectable bouse. league. SPECIAL SALE and liberal discount on ... . laid up with inflammatory rheurna- which occurs on Monday, April 4, f, as . . . that be or they will not allow Howard, who made such a record tism. follows; or permit any unlawful gaming in or with the Eighth Battery last season, Fisrt ward—E. B. Rntnn, judge; Mr. J. A. Fountain and wife made , about hie or their ho-';.«; . . . aud has been secured to hold down the L. E. Bean, E. K. Mummey. clerk*. box. Though he is still young at the Fairview a visit, last Saturday and in case of any violation of the f irogo- Polling place, truck house, East iug conditions by any pereon or per business he shows up remarkably Sunday. Mrs. Z. T. Fisk and daughter, Mt;«, sons giving such a bond he or they Eleventh street. well, and like the other playere, bids All New and Clean Up-to-Date Goods. Second ward —I. E. Stevens, judge; fair to be instrumental in biinging of Fairview, are visiting with Elmira shall, on conviction thereof, before Ray C. Frank, clerk. Second cletk friends. the recorder, be liable to a fine of not Vancouver to the front in baseball.-- to lie appointed later. Polling place, Today’s Oregonian. Mrs Geo. Gilson is on the sick list, less than twenty nor more than two eugiue room, city ball building. having a “rising” below the left eye. hundred dollars, or to imprisonment Third wa d—B D. Paine, judge; Boru -to the wire of Henry Canady, not more than thirty days, and ths K. S. Bryson, W. C. Yoran, clerks. bond so given as aforesaid by such a eon. Father and son doing well. See Window Display. Polling place, Socialist hull, corner person shall be prosecuted by the city * Mr. Herbert Cadby’s teim walked West Seventh and Olive streets. marshal and forfeited to the city for Eugene, Or., March 16, 1901. off of the long bridge at this place Fourth ward—Tom druwu, judge. any violation of its conditions.’ Bower, Miss Dora F. B. Bellman, L. II. Johnson, while crossing one night last week. Is the common council ignorant of Brown, Mrs M L clerks. Polling place not yet fixed. As a result one horse was killed and the fact that on December 10, 1903, a Corey, wniie G Herbert badly scared. This bridge is complaint wae filed with the reorder Gatch, Mrs Helen dangerous to cross after night, as it against J. J. Rude for unlawful gam Hanson. Miss Emea is from four to eix feet high and ing December 5, 1903? That the ac Hills, La without banisters the entire distance. cused appeared before the recorder, Leslie, George By all meaus the county court should pleaded guilty and was fined »100,and Mrs. Carrie Nickerson died at her .Mathews, Mrs Anna order it banistered, as there has been that hie bondsmen were W. J. Boyce home in Springfield Wednesday, McKinley, E L several teams and single rigs that and Geo. T. Hall. That on the same March 16, 1904, from consumption. Moore, Gus have run off ot this bridge in the last day ae the above, for a like offense, a She leaves a husband, father, mother Miere, Kex year. Fortunately, no one has been complaint was filed Hgainst C. J. Bar and brother at Springfield. The fu Stevenson, Chas hurt so far, but thia is nj reason that hits, who pleaded guilty and wae fined neral whh held this Hfternoon. Thorndyke, J any body will not be. 20c 1 set 40c thin flint water glasses........... »100; and that his bondsmen are F. L. Thompson, L A Promineut Chicago WoniHu -Spenks. Poindexter and Chas. M. Kissinger. 25 c 1 set 50c thin engraved flint water glasses Tyler, W A Prof, ltoxa Tyler, ot Chicago, vioe That on December 12, 1903, alike; 05c 1 lot 25c cuff buttons ....................... ............ Virtue aud Mackin president Illinois Woman’s Alliance, ccmplaint was filed against Geo. Ber in speakiug of Chamberlain’s cough West, Miss Jennie 05 c Ï ................. 1 lot 25c shirt waist sets ger, who pleaded guilty and was fined remedy, says: “1 have suffered with Wilhelm, D S 05c 1 lot 25c ladies’ fancy pin»........................... a revere cold this winter which Zeigler, Will The Fairmount poetofHce whh die- »100 and that bis bondsmen aie M. threatened to run into pneumonia. 10c 1 lot 25c ladies’ broach pins ....................... L. Somerville and J. F. Berger. Is J. L. PAGE P M. ; continued yesterday as per previous , 1 tried different remedies but I 25 c J lot 60c doz. fancy buttons, now............... I anno in?ement by the Guard. Fair- “e > common couucil ignorant of the seemed I > grow worse and the medi cine upset, my stomach. A friend ad 1 lot 25c and 50c picture frames 10c ■ mouut people will now have to come fact that tere are thiee bonds of three vised me to try Chamberlain Portland Markets ’s Cough thousand d liars each, in all nine to the Eugene office for their mail 1 lot, about 12 different styles fan-y china Remedy aud I fouud it was pleasau I thousand dollars that the city ordi - nr put up boxes and get it. by rural tu take aud it relieved me at once. I sauce disbes, just i price. j nance, on pages 77 and 78, says “shall an now entirely recovered, saved rier. ca 10c I lot of 25c coffee mills..... ......... Evgjnarket climbs higher. ' be prosecuted by the marshal and for- doctor’s 141!, time and suffering Veal is not an firm. 1 feited to the city?” In addition to and I will never be without till Child's $2.00 and $2.50 mackintoshes............... 75c -splendid medicine again.” For saie Hogs are as scarce as ever. Note and Comment. ____ j the above, iu July, August aud Sep W L. Deluo. Bovs,’ Men’s Children’s and Women’s leggins Package coffee advances, tember, live others pleaded guilty to In justice to W. A. Wann, who ad- at just i price. independent orange men come. derseed the city couucil last evening I offenses w hich forfeited their bends, J W. KAYS’ FIMNITU <•: C’J Men’s 60c heavy blue work shirts....................... 30. Apples are moving upward. i favoring the immediate passage of the makiig an additional 815,000. Here Enbalmrrs and Funeral Director 1 lot decorated sugar bowls, butter dishes, Poultry retains its firmness. ordinance prohibiting the operation | are 821,000 of forfeited bonds since pitchers and tea pots at just 4 price. Smelt is higher. of nlckel-iu-tbe-slot machines, the July last which the couucil Las made D.y & flendersoi, UnJer.d\er Halibut about out of market. Guard has been requested ny a city no effort to Collect. Will thi com and ffmAtl.ners. Cor. Will ano 7* Oysters as scarce as ever. official to say that Mr. Wann did uot mittee please tell lie why? With these I flop men playing waiting game. state that “if such action was refused facts unchallenged can the committee Established 1893. AH $1.00 corsets 75c. All 50c corsets......... 40c California steamer arrives. expect the intelligent voter to take that the committee which he repre I Paid-up Cash Capital and Surplus, Oats are firmer. sented would proceed at once to pub- their statement hs serious? Can they Potatoes look very dull. blame him for concluding that it is lisb a list of person, who habitually Onoins have gone to pieces. patronize these games of chsnce,” as onlv an attempt to blind the tapxayer stated in the nr rninn paper today. and protect the saloon? Will the com HAVING ample capita’and surplus conservative management; a string Mr. Wann was enthusiastic in his mittee da;e explain? and experienced board of directors, AMI SALOON LEAGUE speech and was probably misunder and being equipped with good facili COMMITTEE, stood by some, but the idea be wished ties for the transaction ot all brandies Per B. F. Rowland. of legitimate banking, to convey was this: That if the ordi Albany Democrat: The will of L. nance was passed immediately the; Flinn was admitted to probate. It anti-saloon league would cease its at was executed in 1893. The estimated tempts to prosecute the operators of value of the property is »100,000. «■'>,- slot machines, a list of whose names FOR A QUICK MEAL 000 is left to a sister, Mrs. Horton, of the league has, together with the of Eugene, Oregon The rents being paid by the govern OR LUNCHEON Vermont, if alive at the death of the ' -- acconnt, promiitng . -■ • _ the names of witnesses and of some of ment for the postotfice buildings be Solicits y your testator; 81000 to Albany college as those who play the machines, and ; you can get a great variety ot utmost liberality ot treatment con ing used in the state are published. bandy prepared food» at sistent with modern conservative an endowment fund, all the rest to leave the matter entirely with the city Green's grocery. Canned and Mrs. Flinn and the daughters, share officials, who would act under the I I'bat of the second class offices is Lankrig me hods. potted meals and deb. with »720, Baker Interest paid on time deposits. and share alike. Mrs. Flinn, E. W. j City law instead of the state >aw, an- ; as! follows. Albany, pickles, relishes and condi W BBROW N D A PAINE Eugene 81,000, I.» Langdon and Geo. E. Chamberlain der which the autl saloon league baa City »1, ments. Delicious crackers President Vice President Grande »500, Oregon City and biscuit, with all varieties are named as executors. The bonds been trying to secure indictments. F W OSI T KN W W BROWN 1 Pendleton »240, The Dalles, of cheese. Bendy for the table «1GO0. Cashier Asst (»shier were placed at »150,000. at once, these are appetizing and convenient. Economi M cal, also Always good, they are particularly appreciated in Summer. The best t mods here al ways. In Eugene, March 16, 1904, at 9 has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half MUTion ___ W. GikLZN,“' ip. iu., to Nir. and Mrs. K. McMur- bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ? you? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. puey, a uauguler, weiguiug nine Frr.Jo.ed w't»> every bottle b Ci FrvJo-ed is a • Ten Cent, Onb package packrtf e of Grove ’s Rack Reef. Liver Pills. llamette St pounds. Oregon State League LEAGUE People IA BEAUTIFUL LINE AND LOW PRICED I I I 1-2 Price £ TRAVER I Saturday’s Sale Our New Spring Shirt Waists SATURDAY ONLY Cockerline & Wetherbee n Bargainsl I Died. Postolîice Discontinued. I The Famous F. C Corsets. AX BILLY $75,000.00 Will of Judge Flinn. ■ DEPARTMENT STOREj Postofhce Kemals Bum M7 Th? Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic