Eugene weekly guard., March 12, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

PectUiar to Itself ' ndooh
teat and Mrs L. M Travis the sec­
ond. The following guests were In­
vited:
Meedames L. M. Travis, L
It. Edmunson, John Buoy, Geo M -
Morran, H. D. Jones, F. W Osburn,* In combination, proportion and process, Hood's Sarsaparilla
E. O. Potter. J. W Hobbs. Wrn Pres­
ton, J. W Quackenbush, P K. Ham­ is therefore Peculiar to Itself in merit, sales and cares.
mond, J. K. Pratt, Watson, J. Gold­
It is made from the best blood-purifyin", alterative and
smith. J W Kays, J W Shumate. J.
M Woodruff. H C Mahon. E F tonic ingredients by such original and peculiar methods as to
Mink. G W M: e- F
retain the full medicinal value of each and ail.
(From Saturday«’ Daily Go»r4
ett (Marshfield. W F Osburn, Mlnees
tbs present method of keeping
The severest forms of scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu­ The
work together, and In thia perma­ Duan and Quackenbush.
indoor athletic mee; g|
I
matism, dyspepsia, and debility are cured every day by
nent way giving a training in accura­
the stadenta of the Untveial-y |n
Mrs W, p Boynton entertained
cy end neatn.es not always possible
armory
la«t ev«a»ing
e^uing was a
u su-^
arnvory last
with the scratch tablet system
As this aftwrnoon for a few of the young
'the attendane» being !ar«< and tfe
a record for the teacher, the parent wia»a of the L’ntvsnrlty Y W. C. A.
several events pull’d off were vw>
- ■o -
and the pupils thrmeelve» this
Interesting.
The results wwr» u
Mra. J W Kays entertained a few
system is certainly worth while. Of
tnltows
-
. Begin to take it today. follows
•v*n greater interest because of re- of her friends Friday afternoon la Sold by druggists. 100 dose9 Ji
The
Wv»
of
*v»nts,
with
the
ta» lis«M f»rei henirfu
ooot introduction is the work of the ho»« ol Mrs Sykes, of Roseburg
For <k««a wbs ,-«*». nae FVTBtlv«
ef dow
— them ners and pr>»es given, ar- «« f .k.
department of drawing, and that of Sewing and conversation oeenpted the ---------- -------
i»v4ici»« la isklat
1
25 yard desh. k^t. »B1
being
!••• by «raporaUB« breakage ar l«Aiaca>
sewing The exhibit of drawings and afternoon, nt the el owe of whir* the Sana. Haok ■ Saraasamla la saw *«l ap I« -baa» Sold bj dzoapiu or ««nt pmmptly by mall.
Hat, $3.88. Polder I Davis
color work occupies the wall span* SoaMan, aaate’.eg by M'ws Myrtle Kaye, tela» toklvta «aU«4 .Sgrsataka. •• wall u la th«
Bristow, lat; Moores, 21 Ku»»
C. I Wmd Co LowaU
assai UgaiS tana IMnaiaa« kava Maabeab/ Uk
of the eaoembty mo* and of the »erred a ebaftng dich supper
'dayy3d
—o—-
three reaitetion room» on the second
2. 25 yard dash, beats and ’iw-u
The students of the high eehool
floor of the high school. It hi a rev­
1 (H R 1 Poster fpern *
elation of the eagerness with which ara preparing for a barlecnu» county
Krieger, let; Haley, ' d,
’ Elnsin,
pupils have seised upon »his opportu­ fair to be held on Friday and Sator-
gntehed one from another, and 3^
nity of expressing themselves by day erealagn of n«xt week.
their aniacs must be a«rer.atned from ,
3. High jumn.
Knife, |i j,
meaan of the'r hands
Not always
the list of the missing. There will Quackenbush 4- Sons
Rev. and Mrs D. C. Kellems ten­
Is real artistic ability evident, but
be a gr«at public futr ra! tomorrow.
Moullen 1st . Taylor and M- Intiye
a reception to the divinity
for all It Is a mein» of observation dered
County Coroner Dr. T. A Burke tied for second.
and a means of expression. As for students and faculty last evening at
today began a thorough luvestlgatiou
4. 388 yard dash, running »hoe,
the »ewing one must »” that to ap­ their home on Mill street.
of the cause« lesdirg t > the terrible 1st., $4 80, Burden ä Grahcm; Joj
The rooms were beautifully decor­
preciate what this training must
E1 Paso, March 7.—Fire last night holacaust. There will also be an In­ spoon, $ 1.50, J. S. Luckey
ated in the school colors and Ore­ dnetroyed the boys’ dormitory and vestigation by the board ol - t icatlon
mean to the future of many homes
Moores, 1st; Kilts, 2d; Rel*, Sj
gon
grape
and
daffodils.
Misses
ACer all, the thls.-s of grMtMt In-
So far there
boarding house In the New Mexican and other officials.
5. 300 yard danh, < H. Si F«
Minnie
McMahon
and
Helen
Green
t’rost are to ha found on th“ first
School of Agriculture at Mesilla Parlt Is no d“flnl’“ cuntbislon as to the card album, $2 00, O. J H«>11.
assisted
Mrs
Kellems
In
receiving
floor of the bnlldlng
Bird houses
while many were sleeping, and there cause of the fire or where the blame,
Krteger. 1st; Haley, 2d: Ellmske,
galore occupy every available spot In and provided a very unique and in- were many narrow escapes
It I- g i-r. 3d.
Harvey if any, Is to be pl -ced
the
tereBtlng
art
guessing
contest
for
hall and recitation rooms, bird hous­
Forsythe, who gave the alarm and ally addmitted that 'f the building
Fr p p et
p . _
6. Wrestling.
Wrestling, Jr.
Jr and Fr.
Hight re- awakened the boys himself, was in­ had bee« o' appro« • Lreproo- - u .
es so varied in plan and r mstructlon evening's entertainment.
» •> r. a Borneo
___ hoi
nant, 12.50.
Gilbert.
that a village of them would certain­ freshmenta consisting of punch, wa- jured by a part of the roof falling on struction the calamity could not hav->
Sr. and Soph. Schwerin«
Schwerlng A
& Lind ­
ly show no monotony, and there Is fers and candy, added to the enjoy­ him.
1 AA t in
~ ’ trade.
_1
been averted looked at from this ley, >2.00
surely a house for every paid of birds ment and the expressions of good
standpoint. Also it Is niw believed
Ramp defeated Wnrenborg
that mar wish to sot up housekeep­ will from the many guests proved
the fire did not originate from the Mo-ga”. ’’Inner of th“ first bout.
ing In Eugene
Before you tire of thia to be one of the best entertain­
furnace or from the explosion of a
7. 1000 yard run. sryta -ho»«,
these you are attracted by the fra­ ments of the season
heat boiler. From testimony «0 far |3.50 Hill Gun Store; 2nd, sub. to
grance of the bread which crowds the
addneed
It
started
under
th
“
stairway
I
Oregon Weekly.
Hociety Personal«
desks In one room.
The mere fra­
leading from the gasement to the
Wood, 1st; Sievers. 2d; Hoove,
Mies May
Withers, of Albany,
grance la so delicious that one longs
first floor of the building. Janitor 3d.
for a task such as the Judges have stopped for a few days’ visit wl'h
Fred Herler stoutly rnainiafns there
8. Tug of War, Soph 4 Frwb,
bad. Yet one cannot envy the judges friends hero on her roturn from Call-1
Camden, N. J., Mareh7 .—Three was no wsste or rubbish there.
won by «nphm«>re t“an«, con«l«»hgnf
the difficult »ask of adjudging a fornia.
Official« are doubling their efforts Clarke, Scott, Nell, Voight and S’orie.
Mrs. l.lachon Miller leaves tomor- robbers, who successfully robbed the
prize tn this Ins’an.-e
The exhibit
to ascertain the names of the three
Tug of war, Sr. vs. Jr., won by
is one that every mother and father row on a trip to S.-attle and Portrand poetoffices at Pedrlekton and Bridge­ girls reported to have b“en In the
seniors, consisting of Gardn»r, Ste­
Mrs Miller will be gone until the last port last night, were surrounded by
should see.
a farmers’ posse today near Wood­ basement at the time the fire started venson. Zacharias. Arnspiger atd
of ths month
and said by the janitor to have no­ McArthur.
Mrs. J. F. Robinson and daughter bury and a pitched battle ensued..
A few of Mrs Cheshire’s friends 1
In which two of the robbers were tified him of the fire. While the jan­
9. Wrestling. 145 pounds, |5.H
apont thia afternoon with her In sew­ Helene are spending the week In shot, one probably fatally, The oth- itor practically cleared himself upon
college pipe; Sid Smith.
ing arthlea for the aew hospital. Mrs Portland.
er escaped and search for him con- bls own testimony, »he feell-ig against
Lyman defeated May.
Cheshire served a dainty luncheon |
him Is high in Collingwood.
UM.
10. Wrestling, 170 j>ounds, $6 0»
Yesterday
one
father,
crazed
with
Stetson shoes; Bobe-ts Bros.
The Wednesday Afternoon Whist * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
grief, made sti a»:empt upon the life
Taylor defeated Sweek.
♦ lia BODIES HAVE
Club will meet with Mrs.
♦
of Herler, who la now h“lng g --rd '
BORN
11. Sot put, box candy, $2.00;
♦
loughby neat week in the last meet- *
BEEN IDENTIFIED by the police. In addition to the Palace of Sweet«. Handicap event.
♦
♦
Ing of ita series.
blame. Justified or not, being h-aped
Moullen, 1st; Voight, 2d; McIntire,
Cleveland, March 6.—Vp to noon upon him Herler ha« broken down 3d.
On next Thursday, the nth. win
At Leabnrg, March 5, 1908, to D. today 112 little bodies had been Iden­ with grief over the loss of three of
12. Broad jump, hair bruth, |2;
occur the annual busness and social Hooker and wife, a daughter.
tified among the pupils of the lake­ his own children In the fire.
Linn Drug Co.
meting of the First Congregational
As
the
day
wears
on
the
bell-f
view school In Collinwood, who lost
Kuykendall, 1st; Bristow, 2d.
church
This meeting, with Its roll I
their lives In the firs which gutted gains that the number of dead will
13. Wrestling heavy w“ight, brut
call nnd gathering of the church fam­ OFFIC IAI, WIRF '"T
total
upward
of
180.
the building yesterday. Twenty-four
pip», $5.00; Hartley & Kuth»
ily, Is always a pleasant event In the
FOR XORTHTERT hourrhave p»«s“d. but the etact num­
Moullen and Zacharias fougbt 1
Ilfs of the church
ber of fatalities is unknown and It
draw.
—o~ •
Portland, Or., March 7.—Westers may reach 178. Row many bodies CHILD FATAI'V
14. Tug of war, pick’d «am n
Mrs Adelaide Lilley and Mrs. Oregon and Western Washington— are still in the ruins, if any, has not
BURNED AT PLAY Sid Smith's locals. Declared a driw.
Frank Page entertained Tuesday af- Fair tonight and Sunday; light frost been determined.
Officials were: Clerk of the ooune.
ternoon, March 3d. Mrs. C. B Wil- tonight; easterly winds.
The search of the ruins Is still pro-
Portland, March 7.- Mnrian Catto, Olen Arnspiger; field Judges. G»jrge
lotighby and Mrs Frnnk Wetherbeo
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washing­ reeding, and so far I ‘ S bodies have aged 1 I. d‘ed today of burns receiv­ Hug, Dell McCarthy. Arthur Van Du­
usslated in nerving
Mrs. L. E Tld- ton and Idaho—Fair tonight and been recovered and of these 56 it is ed while playing with Pre in the yard
sen and Grover Kesiliy; referee.
ball secured the first prize In the con- Sunday; freezing tonight.
generally admitted cannot be distln- of a neighbor at St. Joha yesterday
Dick Hathaway.
meet
A SUCCESS
Mr» Watn»»,
Freeland, Mrs
Calkins and Mrs Thompson
R«d and whit» earnation» decorat­
ed the diala* room, wh»re M's* fes-
•le Oalklas and Ml«» Mthwl Johaaon
served
lavFstloss wer» extended to
the foliowlM» Mesdames Rtudlay,
Qnaekeabnsh. Kon»y, Prosear, Rarah
T tu «peen, Ccwkerllns, lÿak, Fred
Chambers, Beb waraachlld.
R'xirs»,
B«x<th. Shelley, Knykendall, FnBsr,
C ■
Frank, Y»r!agton. Tollman,,
Walton, «a»*» Jeh»son Watson WI1.
blns, i eid»r», C. Woodrnff,
W
Calk las. Gao
Hall, Hr , Freeland,
Th» most ImportaM and mW »tab- Charta» l'ber, A K Patterson, Ru».
orat» affair» of the week wer» the MB W»J- b. Perd 4 M Calila».
rnll»t»ry evening a»4 afterno >a gives Adair, Loww, Mineas (Took and Marts
by Mrs W L. «outer» to many fries»» Lund.
On both uccanl'-tnt uLKary nffocia
Mr» Jara Willoughby ”*“r'-!n’d
were carried out In dee«.ration» ar, I
« tctaininsat For Toed y evenl..g on Walneartay afternoon for h- • sis­
gue'ta war» lnvlt«»d fir mlllter. ter, Mrs. Whlt»»lde, of Portland Tbw
ahi t, nnd 1abl*s, e*ore '••rd« so1 afternrx n »«• mowt enjoyably (pent
mai nr of »string refreshments were in conve -al'oa and the dr«»! ; of
lemon doll»
I"
l’ft” M-
Al
in * •*«'!«« w**h »h« mi'»’« ■* 11
Mrs Kussell Wei« b and Mr». C. W ilum^Uiu’s prod aril >>i a C .l. imin
was voted the winner of the prize.
Ix»we as»l»t>’d the hoate.ts In receiving
and Mis* Ida Watkins and Ml»« Veda The Invited guests were: Mewdames
Quackenbush served In the dining Van Scoy, Cloran, Stafford, Terrill,
room
Mr. Tldball and Mrs. Boynton Geo Yoran, Fred Chamber«, 8. W.
won the honors In the same and Mr Taylor, Densmore, lzx>mls, Pinker»,.n,
I.ink and Mr». Geo. Yoran secured Emmons, Sheldon, Calkins, Hard,
the consolations The Mandolin Club Maurer, Cockerllne, Al Hampton, F
furnished music during the evening W. Osburn, 8 D. Allen, Geo. Mil­
The Invited guests were Mr and ler, Geo. Willoughby.
Mrs Geo M Miller, Mr. and Mrs J.
Thursday noon the Thimble Club
W. Shumate, Mr. and Mri M. F
Grigg.«. Mr and Mr« l> Link, Mr met with Mra Arcbl« Livermore at
and Mrs E B, Mink, Mr and Mrs her home on Rast Eleventh street
Frank Gilstrap. Mr and Mr« Geo The hos’eas served an elaborate 1
Yoran, Mr. and Mrs W. F. Osburn, o’clock luncheon to the club and a
Mr and Mr». I H. Bingham, Mr and few guests, after which the after­
Mrs. Romeo Gilbert, Mr and Mrs. noon was devoted to sewing
Buoy, Mr and Mrs H P Bladden,
—<> •
Mrs. A K. Wheeler and Mrs. R. St
Mr and Mrs. William Preston, Mr.
Bryson
entertained
the laidlew' All
and Mrs. J. D. Buell, Mr and Mrs L.
Soaiaty of th» Congregational einreh
E Tldball. Mr
and Mr« I- .
Welch, Mr. and Mr». L M Travis, on Tuesday afternoon at the home
The regular election
Mr and Mrs. Hartley, Mr and Mis. of the former
G K. Chrisman. Mr and Mrs L. E of officers was postponed one month
B«*an, Mr. and Mrs F I, ClMBtert, The hostesH served dollclou» refresh­
Mr and Mrs. L. R. Edmunson, Mr. ments.
——o—•
and Mrs Hughes, Dr. and Mrs Boyn­
The Y. P R C B. of the Congrega­
ton, Dr. and Mrs. C, W l.owe Hr
and Mrs O. K Hmlth, Dr and Mrs. tional church will be entertatn*d at
M L York, Dr and Mr« C. II Wil­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 14
loughby. Dr and Mrs D, A. Pain», Wheeler this evenlne
Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Prentice, Mia (
Laura Harris, Mra. Lucy Abrams
Tne exhibit of the work «if the
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Heeders public school*, now shown In th»|
entertained again In an original and bigb school, 1» proving most conclu-1
delightful way
Little Ml»» Jean •Ivefy the wisdom of the present
Welch, droned in the national col­ ■chool management. Those of us
ors, met the gn»»ta at the door Mra who are out of our teens are forced I
Freeland, Mrs Russell Welch and to wish we might begin all over
Mrs Adair received with the hostess again when we »e« what the boys and I
An alphabetical game served to the girl* of today are able to do with
break the formality during the early their hand». Note books from all the
part of tho afternoon and a guessing grade» from the first to the eighth
Content In the name« of gcnersl, re show at a glance the character of th-
suited In a tie for the prize between work and testify to the advantage of
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
m
Ba reata b«
MRRIW ES84PÍ »
BIIRIIII IMMIÎW
FARMERS' FÌSSE
ALLEI IK RIMER
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slightly damaged and in order to dispose of them at once we are quoting prices
that in
ever ything, but the sale includes the following lines
Builders’ Hardware, Silverware,
, Carpet Sweepers, Wool and Fur
:e prices reduced to attract attention
Reg
White Lily Wahslng Machine..
Enamelled Teakettle», large size
Enameled Kettles, large size. . .
Silver Table Spoon»
Enameled Kettle« medium size
Can Openers. . ..............................
Enameled Kettles
small size
Rockers..................
Soldering Seta
Shear», good
Grana Shears
Shear», good
lllcycl»
Shears, good
Bicycle Lamp»
Razor Strops
Hair Brnshe»
. .
Hair Bru»hea
Horse Brush«*«
«11.041
«1*5
. .
Horae Brushe
«2.30
.40
• 1 M3
...
$2 34»
91.28
.08
91.78
.28
.93
81.25
82.09
Rockers
Rockers
Solid
Rocker»
Rockers
Carpet Tacka.
M’ahogsny
Trout Fll«w, tier do»
Reed Cha
Chairs
Trout File», per do»
Chairs
l ander», each...........
Gun Wads, cardboard
.1'3
.82
Saws, panel........................... ...................73
.58
Mats, 16x30 inches............. .......... ,81. (HI
.65
Mats. 18x32
Inches.. • • • • • ............. $1.50
*
.75
Mats, 26x4 4 inches
............. $3.75 92.50
e Bit Axe», Mann’». . .
.75
Monkey Wren.’hes, 24 inch
91.33
Hatchcta...............................
.42
Hammer».............................
.63
Hammers . ..........................
.32
Ax» Handles 1 damag’d! . .
.15
Surs Catch Mius» Traps. ,
.02 »
Chrlaty Meat Saws..........
.19
Screw Driver«
.01
Drivers
.05
?6.00
Fire Irons
$4.15
S2 C9
Saws......................
Enameled Teakettles, small size
Brasilian Gum to repair rubber
.TU.JVI
96-1«5
: Chairs • one only»........... .............. «2.35
9175
1 Chairs tone only)..................... «2.13
91.65
1 Chairs I one only)......... . .............. «1.73
81.35
( Chair» I one only»............ ........... 91..V»
9*1.15
1 Chairs I one only»............. ............. «1.00
.60
This is cur First. Sale in 19 years store keeping, and we will let you ju ’ge whether or not
Cham
Now
B’ll...........
Hardware
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iiillTT'»»». -
............ SI .oo
i.r¿ offering bargains
Jtore &
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