Eugene weekly guard., January 03, 1907, Image 13

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Friendly’s Semi-Annual
Men In the Limelight
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EEFMAN win - lerretsry nt war ln Grant’s cabinet and
II d I’, gioern also attorney general, and he served as
or of porto minister 1,1 tin- I uited States at the
Rico, was wanted courts of Vienna and Kt. l'etera-
family saeui to
very much by Sec burg.
bine
1 a genius
ret.-iry Taft as his
for the law. Three
successor In the tem­
sons of GrunFa war
porary rulership of
secretary and at
Cuba. President
turuey general have
itoosevelt. however,
attained dlatlncttou
concluded that he
at the bar « hurles
could not be spared
I' Will-mil If. and
from Porto Klco.
Henry W. The first
Is one of the
named, who was
Americans who,
Itorn In 1*43 formar
Taft. .Mngoon,
ly practiced law In
and Wright, have had
M-liinall and was
BEEKMAN WIN
sfieclal training in
1 st of con
Til KOI’-
the administration of
•m (lido, lie
lasular affairs and bare den-loped abll
editor and
tty in this field. Judge Tuft knew bls
or of the
abilities through association with him
ill
limes
in the PlillipplileH. He Is descended II EMI Ï
f Taft. Who Uo-ii to lie
from lloliert Winthrop, first governor Rt.-i r.
I Judge Ta ft. Ims Itccii
of Maaaacbuaetts, and was horn In best knowu
New York thirty two years ago. Ill- judge of 11 « » ' " i o ■ »mt of I »bl.» nml
graduated from Harvard In 1-897 and of the i'll ■ I M ill . I i ..It .urt, i lid
from tin- Harvard Law h < bool In I!««' tils iiNllltlWw ». i Jun,I .ir» -u h that
In November, II»»1, he was iijipolnted It Is l-OIU-i-1.-I I.»- I ■< he, |,| ... .• |||
• -I ,
..... I f h.
private secretary to Judge Taft, then tin» United
governor of tin- I'llillpplues, ill which wants It lb - M Tufi la a leu ilna
\.» Y
Imr ami Ita»
capacity in- served until July, l!»ll, mem lief "f
wlii'ii he was made assistant executive been a It* i-ui-i < ■ u ... ... » f-»r justii-a
I........................
II» la at
su-eretarj' of the Philip; Ine Islands, He of Illi- -I '•
4 ut (ha
field that office until August, 11(03, and present »•* ». » 'n ir.
• w t.lrh ha»
In course of his liu-uni' em-y was act­
ing executive secielary of the Philip liei-ii pluce-l h, fl •• i-, U| |,y th. uieml**a
pines from October, l’.»i2, to April, 11103, of th» liera» N»w York l.lke Ih» utlier
■ nd from November, 11108, to Muy. brother» II. c, u i. i Unti»» ,»f Olilo
HMM, when lie wuh mudi- Judge of thr nini a grs.liMt» of Yal» Th» lai» May
rourt of lii-st Instance. A few weeks or Htr mg ut X.-w York aH»anl»<t hltu
taler i'resident Roosevelt appointed n «i-ti.iol cui,.mia .»•f, Irtlt lite a» tl.tty
bun governor of Porto Itli-o, and he In politica ha. g.- '.«-rally la- <. ,
.
waa Inauguruted on July 4 Ills wife tu inath-r. ,
wus Miss Mllsa itlggs YVood of New aioli.
York.
In th» balkn» rao» fr»m ||»rt. f»w ih»
Governor Winthrop's administration
■»
of the affairs of Porto lllco In the past lht<-rii»tl»ma| »msiaiMt«' «-tip n..
two years has resulted III inarke I de twn a» <*all»»| • Atnvrh-au” »mtrlc 1J»S
welopment of thr resources of the 1» trtiant 4 rai.k I* luihin, •!>>■ wo.« tb»
limit arnl the ahllltlcs of Its people lie rttp wlth III. fiali.»41 Unltwl Mtatas
Is the one hundrisl and twenty lift I. la aa Amen. »u, alla| «m- fim.HH a»-r<>
. . ; .
g iveruor of Porto Itlco The firn, was miti! w ' ’
an lat.--.Mf in ilavig»ti<N,
tt.. atf yj
Juan Pones <le la->u. tin........
Alli»rto Mniit.». |m». ....» waa entered
who assumed otll. r March 2, l.’ilo
a» an A.'»»»t«wa III»
th» Two
Amori. > i. .-I with
lient ai«d
Timothy L W'is»lruff. funner Neutsa
wa. thus fircohtol
askhig a
•lit givwiior of New York, wlm was
•wratlj <A iom * u chairman of tlie It. M—l "Rowing In || m >
M Naatn» im
|>til Is su stat» mmiiiltt<<e In place <rf
Ul.Ult had *• lami .«<■
• X Gmi-ruor thlcll. ha» a camp In I’..
Ad roudacka to «hirli hr I» vary nitidi »»»e ruast nt Murtnan
$»vot»i| Mr YViMMlriifJ. tb.iugh mm of dy ln>l»-ai| ,,f a«
tnlil>l|.' agi- I« «tutta «eli preser*»d and tempi llig thè rr—•
Ing of thè »Ulgllah
youtlifiil lirikliig. a
rhmiiel li.-utenanf
fan dur largely to
Mimi »mi Y| Manto»
tils athletic lie tilt»
(mmmit r»-prv.*iltr,|
• ml f.HsInr»» fur life
tt.» Astt» «lui» of
tn hi» n».»untali» r»
I » HoWI
A- m.
I
treat lie la a great
ter t» a l*rv<|||all ggj
|n
»•martaluer atei <»f
nas r|a«»»a| |n
rare a» an .Ym»»rl
tea takes lara» par
»a.» MS. a a ((M. t.-ndeiH-, tu Iwnmb-n tb»
ties af bia frlemla h
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It9 thll** * tMll 1$ I* $
12
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th.- Adirondack
Dnllnariiy th» term “AmeftrMi" I»
ramp im otu-
•»tutvalenl In »rll.arn of Um Unitesi
alm there •»-rv In the
■ ............. Uf,
.<i
............ !
r«»iu|»auy tw.a All.auy
Mrvh-ans ami even cllln-n» nt M..uth
legislalsr» ah.» nere
A meri.'» • »-»mniri.-s |. ,,. t—„
fmkOT n.-lel
I'uker
Is re leaol at the YVnalruff ramp, luti h rtahn. tt,,»,»., (..
B
the ph-admg. uf Ila- tn.» h-gl«lal«»rs M tta-.t ..)»„, ,lt bl.
u,nl|y
• err uf am h a HiaraHer that Mr deal li, Ih»
n.H»|ruff fin «ill j . .Ie»l to th.-i . ami suiq».»ar.1 ti» baro tniMh»»l thè pnn
alin»r«l them III tart a gime hut »tut Anwrbsn spini Ile tu», ala.» ||«r»l a»
m-r|| ,<|rnn
««•' play hlu-srlf until hr l»»l la-en mm b In P,rta an,| H
I ......... tt,
attg.sl an Vlrw,.u«t, that l»e Its night It •*'
n f'»r a Fmirhitian
wi»nh| I*
i,, r»-fn«*
Bliltaa l*tiitHkt)f tiuitlr liti*
The Msptel ran.» tlu» lent nmriilua
i
yraira | flnnly «»i
• hie uf the |M»tty nns a«b»a| l»«»a h»ug
wlH hr a hrw «of atrahlp«
they playrl alni bon the) cam» .»ut
tlatiiw* fktfHiii at awo'h a
“Wo |>la)e»l md I I o'rhn-h. an»l W »al
I mi w llb *»»< h a
«H
guff g.»t all the u..»«»•• y " na» the reply
thè
nt «In
“It was the only way I muM get
k etti aa
them I.» hot!,** ••• Mr M.aalruir» ei
i,
m
hi
i tn «kii*< a
That »1
now but a
ni»-t of
Red Letter Clearance Sale
.Men and boys everywhere who appreciate val-
In furnishing goods, look forward to this Semi-
Annual Red Letter Clearance Sale with a great deal
of eagerness, and are always on hand when the sale
up-ns to get their share of the many exceptional
bargains in up-to-date and dependable haber-
da ih. ry.
Space will permit us to mer'ion but a few of
the many bargain*.
NECKWEAR
am
<-s, mud' four-ln-hand and bow styles,
uorth 35c, 35c and 50c, sale price.......................................................
TI ioii
All Faultli -» ami Standard Shirts are Included at one price during this sale.
Absolutely every shirt niiist be sold.
85.
$1 <><>, II I.*, and $1.50 Shirts.................................................................................
I .li-
Ils-, «im-, anti 75c Shirts..........................................................................................
HOSIERY
..................
8 l-3i
2 < black, gray and unterai and oxford All Wool Hose. . I lie
21c
Fancy Hmm........................................ .................. ...................
44c
Fancy I lose............................................................. ...................
7 '*
10«
All
All
FANCY VESTS
Fancy Wa»h Vests reduced 50 per cent. Vests are all made by Rosen-
aid A Well and rvpreM ui all the n »w» t designs and styles. Slzes 34 to 42.
$4 itu Vesla, *1.50;
$2 -o Vests, BI JIA; I.' no Vests, 8I.OO; .81.00 Vests
I OU
nor.
UNDERWEAR
AL*ait »•••» gai uu rit4. drummers “*.«fvi|>i« < and o«i<ls and
of our stock on
«ah iu'il
«mi .it juni ..................................................
.50 |M*r «•«•nt Discount
I w •!«»> > <’ui - mad«- if a’i wool fast color« d materlala In every conceivable
1 Or*
1 «zC
n's io west und beat styles, nade of Net Silk,
oí IhM
Mull
Coats made either single or double breasted,
with side or center vents, made long and form fit­
ting. Pants cut either peg top or regular.
$12.50 and $13.50 Sults'............... $9.75
10.00 Suits..........................................
7.50
8.00 Suits..........................................
6.00
$7.50 Suits
6.00 Suits
5.00 Suits
BUSTER BROWN AND SAILOR SUITS
\ll Buster Brown and Buster Brown Sailor Suits, including velvet an
roy suits, will be sold during this sale at a 25 per cent reduction. These
made in sizes 2 1-2 to 8 years.
500 Prs. Lece
Curtains
REDUCED 25%
500 pairs of Lace Cur<alns, Nottingham, Ca
Irish Points, Clunys, Arabians, Antiques and
Dozens of patterns, daitty borders, lace edges
designs, etc., the very best and newest patterns
cream and Arab shades.
silk ?
«nd ItiM Tilon, suitable fur dress
kind and
your »lz«- I* inion« the kind you
l<t<
• I 2
Hale
Itlix k. Whit«* and
and liiHetn Silk
<: I I I Prl
I I
I
3
3
1
I
«
I
Nun's Veiling. Etc.
I Sale
lb-4.
SIZE
Price
" '
3 52 34 36 38 40 4 2 Price
I 1 $3.00'
$5.00 114 3
X KT WAISTS
' Reg.
SIZE
Prie - 32 3 4 36 3s 4 0 4 9
10.00 1
$ 6.110 3
1
SIZE
34 36 38 40 42
3 i 3 4 3
i
i 3
1
1
1 1 1 9
1
I ! 35
4<>
BEAUTIFUL
TRIMMÍNGS
indique». («Inpa.
* . triniYiiìngs that sold
Reduced 25/ for
the Next 31 Days
GANS-HERMAN
BATTLE TODAY
AT GOLDFIELD
dltftilfW
nt rr.un a tmum
dlnnvr tabi»
with a Mrtmlkvrchlei
l»i»ed to hit olfac
Illa phy
o ndgh*
ch«»ekc(
malady, were uun
ble to mtop |t One dl|y tbo k!n|| wa|
din ng • th Slr ThoMM» l.tpt.m nu.l tb.
with zero
rvynl it --i- K.gvi« to »pouf a» though I-
b».l tM»-:i tapini by » prtaefigbter's fiat
“If y.»ur tnaj.-.ty will iwruiit m«, 1
1 . an atop H.” «nid tbs luiroiivt.
Ing
w as in readi-
“Go aim i,i Mll,| fry.“ asl»l ths king
•«III If y >»! amvw.l ft Will prove thiv
you arc cl. \ vrvr than my doctors."
test between Gans and Hermann.
It wa. thoti that Kir Thoma» ilroppe«
There Is a brisk sale of seats today
a bunch of key. down ths royal bac»
ani P . u.-...
fcw,u
py,, ind throngs of miners front the sur­
rounding mining campa arc In town
king cipri-ased til. gratitud»
“T?.» i-nxltt 'riotigs to my im-tbsr,' Ito witness the contest.
«H Mtr T» V „ "fibO'Mo; pod my
Both fighters express the greatest
no«. blsMll'.,g that way many a firns.“ . oiifidvni. in the outcome, while the
| .dlls are three to one ou Gans to win
50c Curtains. . . . . . . ,38c
$6.00 Curtains.
75c Curtains. . . . ....57c
$2.00 Curtains.
$1.00 Curtains. . . ... 7.5c
$2.50 Curtains. .
$1.75 Curtains. . .. . ,94c
$3.00 Curtains.. ..$2.
$1.50 Curtains. . . .$1.13
$4.50 Curtains.. . .$3, 00
. “»>
$1 •fai-
■ $1 .88
$8.00 Curtains. ... $6.00
15 pieces 12 l-2c Silkoline for.................
io pieces 10c and 12 l-2c Creton for. .
All colors in art Burlap................................
Curtain goods of all kinds reduced.
High-Grade Furs Reduced Almost Half
61 Neck Furs must be closed out before the season ends. We are not waiting
until the end of the season before cutting
the prices. No! Tile cost of a fur now will allow everyone to get one and wearit
two months or more before laying it away.
Read the prices below:
16 Black Coney Fur Scarfs. 44 inches long, 6 good large tails,
regular price 85c, sale price.........................................................................
. 60c
6 Brown Sable Coney Fi rs XX quality, trimmed with Chinese Bear tails, 50-in.
long, $2.00 quality, sale
m .
/m«»
.................................. S1.2C
$5.00
6 t.n ... Sable Coney Furs, trimmed with Chinese Bear tails, come
black and brown, St -In Im$7.00 Furs, e ach..............................................
1,1
i* Iwvrn
I
$5.0(1
4.85
4.00
25 Sults, sizes 12 to 20, made single breasted and worth from $5.00 to $12.50,
odds and ends
TWO-PIECE SUITS
THREE-PIECE SUITS
All 2-plece Sults, coats made double
We have about 165 boys’
bn listed, and Elk Brand Wear Proof
Suits in ages 7 to 16, which
Suits and have more wear-resisting
close out at 50 per cent redi
qualities than any others.
less than manufacturers’ cos
$6.00 Suits. . .
suit guaranteed.
.................... $5.00
$6.00 Sults..........
4.00 Suits. . .
.......... . . . .
3.10
5.00 Suits..........
3.50 Suits. . . .
............ I. . .
2.05
4.00 Suits..........
3.00 Suits. . .
....................
2.25
3.50 Suits..........
2.50 Suits. . .
....................
1.05
2.50 Suits..........
and neat­
mont
KwTctRry WIIHani ft Tart, who non
rva.Nnas ttia diitlea of bead of th* w».r
Xpert merit with th.aw of pfovtatoeal
V'-wt7 ’ *uba la md Ba only met.
bar of tit» fam ly who ha. won die
Hla father. Alfonso Taft tn
Young Men’s
Long Trouser Suits
SALE OF
SHIRTWAISTS
Without a
Precedent..
25%
Iterili
is a certain style and character about
Friendly's Young Men’s Suits that distinguishes the
fellows who wear them from the ones who don't.
Wise boys and mothers will take advantage of the
following prices. If you don’t need a suit just now
you will later on. Why not save about half by buy­
ing now?
BOY’S CAPS
le a yd
» un
»•t of ssvrt
■n ami wr-
11 y«mr» ohi
hi» fntbei
Il» «criu«st tu
Ino- witb tlis «ratei fruì - lui.
Ili»» he «a» all «e«r« old l»e I. ru»l
to «wtm st »r.eu he ha.l le<irii«sl t.
I*ou. and nt twelve tu* l-ullt blmsvlf a
taMrt. At fourtn'ti rapiniti John l'uri
tatight bini I m > w to sali, imi i .»urtucy
rrfera te film ss Iwlng r»«t.m«lblc fu
«ti» grsst Intm-rst he has alwaya tabe»
tu aqimtlc »(airtw W l eu « «urtur; w s
a ytung man li» r»ij In a ningnmi ■»
of M maire* or'»
wtth a boy fri«
t<
t.mhl imi » Ilk» It
Hi
•mi no Imnbst. but tlmy bulli Ih» I»»a1
• trtdugs Iti a --»bar
Ile won msny
rm-r» wltb that itosi, sud thla arsa t! »
Isog.tmtng of ius career aa a nicor
18c
SHIRTS
tb» r
blent
Young Men and
Boy’s Clothing
Men’s and Boy’s
Furnishings...
Reduced
years
CLE A R. A N CE SALE
CLEARANCE SALE
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YOUR ORDERS
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1-in- long, $9 50 qoallty, each...................................................
S. H. FRIENDLY
and the mutuals show a majority of
bets on Gaus to win in from eleven to
fifteen rounds. The Impression pre­
vails that the odds will change some­
what in Herman's favor before the
fighters enter the ring, which ac-
In
<«ans weighed 139*4 pounds in
full strut et costume, including shoes,
rubbers and a heavy sweater. Ihr-
man is a Iso within the weight, which
is 133 pounds in fighting costume.
Gans proved himself easily the
master of the kid. outpointing hini at
every stage of the game until the
eighth round, when the negro put the
Chicago boy out with a series of
punches on the head and jaw.
Herman did not have a look in
He
landed some hard blows on Gans'
body and made his best stand in the
fifth round, but the terrific punches.
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$15.00 Squirrel Stock.... $10.00
12.50 Squirrel Stock.
10.00 Squ’rrel Stork
5.00 Squirrel Stock
hawk, Burton E. Cobb and Miss Eld-
abeth A. Workman, Rev. Thus. A-
♦ Yost officiating.
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married .
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December 26, 1906, at the home o’
H. D. Chamberlain, Edgar R. R°l)’
December 30, 1906, at the resi­ erts and Miss Maude A. Chamberltil
dence of the officiating clergyman, Rev. G. L. Lovell officiating.
Rev. J. s. McCallum,
in Eugene,
December ’4, 1906, at the horn» »!
Clare B. Baker and Miss Clara Bos-
the officiating clergyman, Rev. W. Cl
serman, both of Springfield.
Sale, Emery Theodore Kruger &nc
Miss Blanche Biggs.
( Continued from Page Five.)
December 31, 1906, at the lennin-
week we hope to be printing the Dai­ ger restaurant in Eugene, John C.
December 24, 1906, at the rest
ly and Weekly Guard upon it.
Mitchell and Miss Donna Lyda, both dence of the officiating clergyma*
The new press Is. we think, a first- of Marcóla, Rev. H. N. Mount officiat­ Rev. M. F. Horn, in Eugene, WF
Clayton Inman and Miss FloreaW
class machine, amply capable of the ing.
Curtis.
work required, being much heavier
and more substantially built than
December 24, 1906, at the homerf
At the home of the bride’s parents,
the two-revolution Campbell which Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Shove, December S. B. Morss In Cottage Grove. Dsrs
we are now discarding. It is of the 30, 196, Miss Nellie May Shove and A. Rissile and Miss Anna E. Mot*
Cranston manufacture, and is fully xdward Keeler, T. A. Fountain, jus- Rev. C. H. Wallace officiating.
guaranteed by the American Type ice of the peace, officiating.
At St. Paul the Great North«*
Founders Co.
railroad filed notice today with th*
December 25. 1906, at the home of secretary of state of its intention t*
Subscribe for the Weekly Guard.
Rev. Phillip Workman, on the Mo- Issue $60,000,000 additional stock.
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