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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1906)
SPLENDID RECORD GF SHERIFF FRED FISK For Two Weeks Every One Sending I Fred Fisk, sheriff of Laue county aud nominated for re-election to that office, haring Iwen elected two years ago as sheriff, after having filled out the unexpired term of the ¡late Sher iff Withers, is well known to the cit izens of Lane county. Coming to Eugene when a lad of fotirteen.be has lived the past eighteen year» among us, passing his boyhood aud school days here aud growing from boy to manhood. Personally Fred Fisk has ever proved himself a mail of sterliug qualities, having the respect and confidence of all who know him. He is industrious, a maiikif g, od habits and clean life, of an even temper ament, the same every day and always with a good will aud good word for every one. Officially Fred Fisk has made one of the best sheriffs that lanie county has ever had. He has handled the affairs of his office in an economical and business like manner. He takes a special pride in his work and is ably fitted to perform the same. As tax collector he bandies from 321X1,- 000 to $300,000 each year, aud the ex perts employed by the county have ever found his records in the best of condition,free from error and kept in accurate form. Those desiring infor mation concerning matters pertain ing to the sheriff's office ever find Sheriff Fisk willing aud able to im part the same. He has proved him- st If not only competent within the of fice, but also a man of ability and good judgement, cool beaded and de liberate, he has made a success of the work outside of the office. Sher iff Fisk is ever prompt in the f>er- formance of duty, reliable, trust worthy and faithful in the discharge of bis trust, and will again be elected sheriff of Laue county. Us their name and address will be sent by mail Free one certificate which will entitle you' to one large Platinum Photograph-value $ 1 -of yourself taken by The Winter Photo Co. of Eugene. --------------------—---------------- - ------------------- ■------------------------ Grand May Equalization Sala $5 to S3 Fine Lingerie Waists $3.48 Great “ May Sale ” o' fine I.ii g:ric waists, indudirg every waist in stock made of fine Mull, India Linen, Persian Lawn, Linen and most of our Jap Silk waists. We are able to make this great reduction because we secured about 10 dozen fine waists at about half their r, .il v.i!uc, beautifully embroidered and lace trimmed, new styles, short and long sleeves, all sizes 32 to 44. Grand assort Tient values from $5.00 to $8.00. Your choice at The Friendly Store Features White Goods At Reduced Prices Fashion says Dotted Swiss Friendly’s say dotted Swiss and why shouldn’t we. What could we sell that is more serviceable or prettier. 20c Quality ____ ____ 17c 35c Quality — 25c 25c Quality___ ______ 21c 39c 50c Quality 75c Fine Hand Embroidered Swiss and linen dots and Figures 59c yd .48 * AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS WAYNE HOSIERY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN $1.23 and $1.50 ' waists for--------- AO- * wV $2.00 and $2.50 {Fl Q Q waists for *** • «GO 50 c White Goods 42c a yr.rd $3.00 and $4.00 fl') AO waists for V ¿f • J U 25% Off Muslin Underwear This includes our entire stock of white silk, Mousseline, Eolinne, Pique, Novelty Waisting, White Dress Linen, etc., all 50c .Or* qualities, per yard 35c Emb. Ring Chiflón 22c vd. $ 15 and $19.50 Womens’ % Coats $12.00 $14—$16.75 Womans’ Ta i’d Suits$ 12 00 25% Discount fermai’ Covert Jackets Eugene’s Cloak and Suit store offers some splendid bargains in Stylish Coats and Suits. We’re not giving a dollar’s worth for tea cents, but we’re making big real cuts. The values you’ll recognize when you see the garments and if you have an account with us you can have any goods you buy at reduced prices charged. Greatest showing of New Walking ts in the city. Every new style and ma .it pre trom______ $3.75 to $15.00 Immense disp’ay of New White and Colored Shirtwaists, all styles and grades. .* e* »* I May S le Bed Spre di 33c $1.00 Spreads for $1.00 $1.25 Spreads for ' 1.30 $1.50 Spreads for 1.59 $ 1.75 Spreads for 1.75 $2.00 Spreads for 3.40 $4.00 Spreads for 5.25 $6.50 Spreads for 5 OO 6 50 Friendly's Stockings For Boys and Girls The kind that last the kind that wear— the kind that arr comfortable. Paw hide hme for Boy« and Girl» in me dium sod heavyweight, absolutely fast black at lOcandlZbc. Guaranteed Pony Stockings for Children 23c pr Silk 25c, 50c, 75c and $1,00 60c White fow GoMs 48c Including Mohair, Batiste, Albatross, Henrietta, etc., at 3ö in White Taikta at 19 in. White Lining Taffeta at 4ÔC yd $1.25 50c Embroidered R^bes Rrd iced $17.75 9 75 $25.00 Robes for $15.00 Robes for Clothing Deptr-tm nt Rei«* Ha’f of Storp In our Men’s Shop you can always find th: latest fashions and patterns in Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy Vests, Sweaters, Jerseys, Clothing, Eic. We are recognized as authorities on Full Dress Haberdashery. White, Ecru and Arab Shades aac $i so a so White Habutai Wonderlul Bargains in Men’s Wea r Lace Curtain S .la $1,00 Curtail s $2.00 Carlaiua $3.00 Curtains $5.00 Curtains $7.50 Curtains 25c White Waistings at ___ 21c yd 72 in. 75c French Organdie ___ 29c yd Dimities, India Lawns, Persian Lawns, Mulls, etc., at bXc, 8Xc, 10c, 1254c and up to 75c. Every Article Reduced Next Week Fancy Wash Vests Shirts Hats and Neckwear Next week we will offer all Faultless $1.25 and $1.55 shirts for.......... 95c All $1.00 shirts new patterns and ma terials ___ 90c 20 dozen odds and ends all sizes and values from 60c to $1.50 for 48c Remarkable values in Women’s Hosiery and Underwear May Sa'e ^T.wnsii’s blsck fin* ribbed b<we, » splendid 20c hose, ule price ............ - 12S« Toraru’s fine law sod plain hear in black, tan, blue and white, in regular and out »ire«. 35c »nd 4(k qualities. «ale price .... 23c Beautiful assortment ol unequalled values in lace and etnbeotderied hose in fine silk lisle and silk st 50c. 75c. $100 sad up Io J3.00. Women’s 15c Vests 10c TT imiwu ' s »leeveless vests, lace trimmed, regular 15c value 10c Women’s 25c Lace Trimmed Pant»s Fine ribbed L*»U Pants knee and ankle lengths lace trimmed_____ ....... Iftc Women’s Summer Union Suit»« Women's fine ribbed Union Suits in all styles, high neck, long sleeves low neck ar nostevves. snkle and knee length«, exceptional valuss. a suit 23c Other suits «11 style« st 50c. 5L00. $1.50. $2.a0 and W5. 7T< sell practically all the hosiery and underwear sold in Eugene, and we should with the values we give. Send us your Mail Orders. Samples sent on request Dozens of new Hats in every conceivable shape and shade at new prices this week. Lion Brand $3.00 Hats $2.50 $2.00 and $2.50 Hats___ $1.85 $1.50 and $1.75 Hats $1.35 35c Caps next week 24c 3doz Mens 25c and 50c Neck- wear_______ May Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Co thing and Furnishings Smart. Stilish, shape retaining Clothes are the kind we sell, gar ments that will become any man no matter how hard he is to suit Quality considered our prices arc always lowest, but dur ing this May Equalization Sale they are even lower than before and "Men who^now ** arc taking advantagec of this sale. $22.50 to $27.50 values, sale price $1°.00 to $22.50 values, sale price $16.00 to $P.OO values, sale price $10.00 to $14.00 values, sale price $5.00 to $3.00 values, sale price ___ $21.75 $13.00 $15.00 $9.75 $4.35 , • Eugene's Foremost and Best Store Satisfaction or your Money Back Ragdale will at once place it i, , ation again. He is now ia and will leave immediately 1( mine. GALLOWAY MADE .GOOD IMPRE! linn. Charles V. Galloway, ocratic candidate for eutigrt-» | to a good sized audience at the e house last night. County Cfiai Lu M. Travis presided and bappil troduced the speaxer. Mr. Galloway spoke for in and held the closest attention i audience, being frequently intern by applause. lie took up thei ieal questions of the day hedging or dodging and dedirM upon the most vital issues, life of railroad rate legislation, then LIBRARY BOARD The Carnegie library board held a meeting this forenoon. The building i committee was instructed to remove I the gravel and dirt from the grounds [4 of the new building ami to reduce the i grading about a toot. The building was ordered insured lor eHiooo. i* The ladies of the Fortnightly Club > were authorized to furnish the lower room of the building to be used as a meeting place, and Darwin Bristow and F. W. Osburn were appointed as a commit’ee to act with the ladies in the work of iuinishing the room. Mrs. Adelaide Lilley, who is the pr< s< nt librarian of the Fortnightly Club’s library, was appointed ilbra nan for the new library. It is expected that the new building will be ready to open to the public by June 1. i ?• I Ü GF A oiÁFuLIS GREW Roy H. Daria, of Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Davi^f. is a mem ber of the L. S. Naval academy eight oar crew at Annapolis, Md. This as an Donor that is much coveted by the midshipmen in the academy auu young Davis hosts of friends here are gratified at his success in securing a place on the crew. On May 4 the Annapolis crew de feated the crew from Yale in a two- mile race on the Severn. Davis oc copied seventh position in his crew. His weight was given at 165 pounds, and height 5 feet 9^ ’ inches, . The time made by the winning crew was 10 minutes and 45 seconds. Men’s $1.50 white duck wash vestsQ O specil next weekO Men’s Fancy Vests in dozens of new Pat terns all reduced next week. Charier Harding park known mining o^rntor Lf £ has just sold hi» interest i6£ sure mine iu the Blue Kivw 7 to J. Rowlaul Ragdale, (gi? ter, England, who ha» had** eat in the property for **' IMiat, and who is n>,w consideration is not mad» The Treasure mine b cu 11 wj mining men tobeoueoftk properties in the district. Ji ' has spent a large »mount J in its development and ha, one of the most complete l)t/ tion plants ou the v, q. A quartz mill has l„.en in 0|^ the mine and the results st have been satisfactory. The now idle, but it is probe«, 3 uo division upon paity lim was a Democrat but a great Republicans, eveu President t velt him.elf, belli to thevievti he advocated. The speaker was oppos’d tor subsidy aud would tight the red t .e timber and stone act. He i favor revision of the tariff to suf extent only as would take a»aj I tiie trasta and monopolies the p io charge higher prices for tW ducts fti this country than in far lands. Examples were cited "fl machinery selling L wer abroad I at home, the same l eirg tree f i road irou and other product-rf steel Hi ills. Mt.- Galloway called attentii ntr own record a nof the l< lature from Yamhill county, "rt favored an employers' liability J and had introduced the present taxing public franchises. »M speaker concluded he w»s p’ hearty round of applause and pa ally congratulated by a maj «1 those present, who pressed fur« shake hands with hiuia YOUNG MAN ARRESTED ON SERIOUS C» Minnie Dow at Portland, married to G. W. Dow in Eugene October 7, 1906, asks the court for a divorce and support. She alleges that he seldom spoke . kind word to her, refused to split wood, and one time left her three days without food, then got fat pork, which be knew she could not eat. She avers that her husband has propeitv worth F4O0U and an income offfl.jOO a year. STORY OF EXTREME CRUELTY ANO ABUSE Mrs. Com E. Vhlig, of Eugen*, has circuit court against Haul 1. Uhlig for divorca BnJ for tJje enrtody of their Ititle daughter. Clow. Mrs. I Llig al.egv« cruel aud inha »•n treatment. In her complaint she recite. Katory of extreme cruelty and •buw which, if true, would give her • divorce without a moment’. beaiU- B Dorris is the plaintiff’, attorney. Claire Baker, a y ung » p about 22 years, was arrested at Sp field yesterday afternoon bj Sheriff Harry flown on th* chart seduction. The compiainiw rt is a girl at Wendling aud th* ■ was made upon adrice “’n Wendling justice court Young Baker v J Trouf- gene and placed in the <w«U The constable ufWe Hinge*31*1 today and took hr to tba* P* a preliminary bearing befot*®1 tice of the peace. Born To W. T. Clark and »if*- field. Tueaday m >ming, Mq ' a 9 pound boy. To 1 mm Endicott »ad _*• Springfield, May girt. 1 1Ä *B To W. H. Lough sd <1 «if* * gene, May 3, 19OÀ, an S-F**
