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I EIGENE WEEKLY GUAR». THI Tt«rt»*T. AFRfL 2.5. 1»«» 19 GUARD’S PARTY SENATOR WARNER Clothing Grand Sale This Week ot Tailored Suits THINKS COLORED RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES That Fits SOLDIERS WRONG Muslin Special Sale of Silk Suits, Jumper, Spencer Under- and Shirtwaist, Styles, values to $ 16 for $10 wear and Wears A special purchase enables us to offer you about three dozen of this season's newest styles in Silk Suits at about one third leas the regular ortces, made of fine Chiffon Tafleta Silk in Juniper, Spencer and Shirtwaist styles, shown in Navy, Copenhagen, Brown, Green and Black, sizes 34 to Values to $16.00 your choice ______ $10.00 40. We suggest early buying ii you want one. I Extra Charge for Alteration Extra Charge tor Alteration Tailored Suits Specially Reduced New Parasols $1.00 to $7.50 About ioo new parasols to choose from, white linen, plain, enibroideried and hem-stitched edge. Pon gee in plain andembroid- ereb effects, and the plain and fancy silk Parasols, colors to match your new gown. plain tailored suits tiie Butterfly Suits specially priced for days, tomorrow and Our stock of Lingerie Dreses is complete in every fea ture, white and colored Wash Dresses at___ $1.50 to $15-00 Children's Parasols 25c, 50c and 75c Big assortment, new styles Reduced 15% Our entire stock of fine Undermuslins, i> h i rts, Night Dresses, Drawers, y Chemise, for two days, Friday and Saturday, reduced Fancy Hose 25 and 50c SENATOR It’s a pleasure to wear them; $15.00 to $30.00 Special next week, Suit Cases, Grips, Trunks CRITICISE CRUISE AROUND THE WORLD I Eugene's Largest and Best. Store BOURNE STILL HARPS ON THIRD TERM STRING WILLIAM Washington, April 17. The bouse committee on banking and currency today voted unanimously to table the Aldrich financial bill, it was also decided to give a hearing tomorrow to Repre sentative Vreeland, of New York.who recently Introduced a financial bill which is look ed utxin »s a substitute for the Aldrich measure. ♦ ♦ : brand on « Milt ot . kt|,„ bg su ft Icietit . ........................... W(irk. nuii'sliip, style and quality of material. Come Uixl see .air spring awd summer line. You will finq it complete in every r. »|HTt. «„j we will I m - glad to show )ou (lllr W9 carry a full line of fw. nishings WARNER. made a midnight assault on the sleep ing. helpless citizens of Brownsville, and said: •‘It Is Incredible t<> me that any man. white or black, should have the hardihood to charge that the pres ident, In Issuing an oyded discharging those soldiers, was influenced against them because of their color.” Warner paid a tribute to the col ored soldiers for their.services in the critical moments of the wars of the nation. At the coming June election the people Of 'several precincts will vote on the matter of prohibiting the run- ning bf stock at large in the respec- live jpreelhcts. in order to bring thia matter before the .people it is neces- sary to file a petition with the coun ty clerk. So far Zumwalt and Wil lamette have acted upon the matter. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■F ♦ ♦ + MARRIED * ♦+♦++++++♦+++++++ New York. April 16. Amid scenes, At the home of Jhe bride's parents, | of turbulenre and great confusion, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith. Eugene, | the state Ikenioctatic convention ad ♦ llotace Morris and Grace Smith, journed today. After a bittur con Or., ♦ Rev. J. J. Clark, of Manor, Wash., | Washington. D. C., April 21. test the convention unseated Senator ♦ WaHhington, April 21.—The re ♦ The wedding was at- | la Senator Bourne and his "second Patrick H. MeCarren and his dele qffic.lating. ported purpose of the preaklent to ♦ tended by their relatives and a few of elective term ” a Joke, or is there gates from Albany county, elected ♦ ♦ their intimate friends. After being «end th a fleet of battleahlpa now on ♦ ♦ something In the man and the idea? four delegates from the various con- served with dainty refreshments the Is he talking Just to hear his own igresfdonal districts, selected presi the Pacific coaHt around the world, ♦ ♦ conversation, or is he gifted with dential electors, and elected a new happy couple took the train for Cot-. was the ba*!» of a diacustiloii In the ♦ tage Grove, where they will spend j second sight? state committee. senate today when the naval appro their honeymoon. The bride Is one Is he merely a self-advertiser, or The resolution choosing the com- ♦ priation bill was taken up for consid Is he the apostle of a political gos ' niittce as a whole, Instead of by dis of Lane county's successful teachers, I ♦ and the groom is a well-known eration pel i list the Republican party will tricts, was .rushed through and al They Mr Bacon, of Georgia, asked what have to accept before the Ideas of most caused a riot, the delegates cry young man of Walterville. would be the eoat of thia eruiae arond June? ing "robbery.” “thieves” and other will be at home after April 26, 190S. tbe world. Mr. Hale, chali'iuitti of the These are questions that half the wise expressing their displeasure be committee on naval nftalm, replied At the residence of Rev. Hansen. politicians In the capital are asking cause they were not permitted to that it would be difficult to atate the of the other 50 per cent. What is elect the committee in the usual fash In Eugene, this forenoon at 11 Company E has recently moved its' the answer? coat, but he w«» satisfied that the | o'cluock. William Shaw and Miss Ha- For the most part ion wear and tear on the fleet would be target range equipment front the Nel-1 those who talk about the senator There were hurry calls for the po zel Lewis.both of Mohawk, Rev. Han. very great. The coat, he said, would »on place two tulles east of .town to from Oregon are prone to laugh good licy, who had left the hall pfter the sen officiating. Only a few friends not be known for a y •ar. He refor- the farm of Mrs. Sarah E Cochran,] naturedly at his insistance that unseating of the MeCarren delegates, and relatives of the contracting par red to the < rulae as a •'spectacular one tulle north of thle city, having se.-, Roosevelt is bound to be nominated and with great difficulty they re- ties were present. Miss Maude Lewis, I cured a three years' lease on an Ideal, again In spite of himself and to re performance." ! stored a semblance of order. The sister of the bride, was bridesmaid Mr. Bacon agreed that It was a, range on the latter place. The pit. mark that "it Is Just another hobby”, I chair rifled with an iron hand, and and Alfred Koozer was best man. ___ performance, ____________ , "but,” he i and targets are located at the base that the senator is riding apectacular If he The bride is the daughter of Mark a very dangerous of a steep bluff or hill, which formsi »ere not worth two or three million after ahnoundng the motion car Lewis, a prominent citizen of the added, "It may be ried hlntself put a motion to adjourn- I -- Hale I I .. I disclaimed J 1 . . I .. I - - . I , a safe «* Fa* «*■*«! > 1 I . I background I .. L . > > B. . I for F/ bb * • the. $B ■ . perfortnanoe.” - Mr and solid dollars. Bourne would probably be and it was declared carted. Mohawk valley, and the groom Is any purpose to charge that no good targets and bullets from the rifles , called a "crank." It seems probable that the whole , head sawyer in John Brookmeyer's would come of the trip around the The old range was located on the] I mill. Their many Deajiite the magnificent imported nds tender | world. He referred to It as spectac- east side of Row river, and during | cigars that he forces upon his hear matter will be fought out on the floor congratulations. ular porformattce In the sense "that the winter months could not be reach ers In reckless profusion, the political , of the national convention at Den- It was most remarkable and wonder-j rd by members of the company, and' gossips about town are inclined to I ver. ANOTHER WAR CIXH'D the location was therefore too far make for shelter whenever they see ful." IN THE I PAR EAST H<>|M*l«*asly Spill, ( from town and too inconvenient. The the Oregonian coming. They know K. OF I*. IXHM.I BUYS St. Petersburg, April 20. —"Rhat 1 IX > TFOR HOME At a meeting of the Republican new range 1s easy of access and only that of he once gets hold of their the Russian detachment in Persia steering committee of the senate to fifteen minutes' walk from the ar- coat lapels he will talk them deaf, A deed conveying a lot on West is in a serious position is fully con- J day t !,«• legislative mtnuiltter was dis. ntory. Cottage Grove Leader dumb and blind and paralyzed on Eighth street near Charnelton from firmed tonight by the dispatches ______ ¡ cussed, but no decision was reached Roosevelt. How anyone on earth Dr. D. A. Paine and wife to Helmet which have been received by the for to add any important measures to esu consider the possibility of a Re lodge No. .33. Knights of Pythias, of eign office from the Russian com those destined for enactment at the publican candidate other than the mander at Yelisavetpol, in Transcau \ pretty feature ol i the child rea- preskV'tit himself. Bourne canuot this city, was filed for record in the casia. ninety miles from Tiflis. present session of congress. In regard c/runty clerk's office today The lot to currency legislation, it wa* stated cue campaign conduc fed by the De- understand Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholavltch Is 33 1-3 by 160 fet in dimensions, that If the house passed a bill pro llneator Is thr response It has evoked, In the face of all the amusement departed quieftv from here today, vidlng for a commission to Investl- from the happy children of loving that members of congress and newa- and lies just east of the two-story traveling incognito for Crimea The gate financial matters the senate parents. Scarcely a day passes with paper writer* have beeh getting out frame building occupied by Gibson's trip was ostensibly for personal rea would Immediately upon receipt of out one letter in childish handwrit of Bourne and his hard ridden hob grocery store on the corner. The sons. and. it is said, will be of short this measure vote to add the Aldrtch ing arrives at the <<Utorlal office by, there's uo denying the fact that price paid for the lot is not given out. duration. The Duke’s departure, the consideration tn the deed being currency bill, with a view of putting One little girl of seven writes within the last few mouths he has given at $10. The lodge at some fu however, on the eve of the Imperial the whole subject Into conference "Dear Sir:—-I saw the babies and won a great many followers. An family reunion for the Easter ser Senator Aldrich ntpde It clear that I think I will take four Please send odd feature of the case, also. Is that ture time will build a brick block on vices and of the royal marriage of if there was to be financial legislation their clothes with them, and are they the whole country seems to have the lot, to be used for a meeting the Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona to ot any character at this session It ever naughty, and If they are. how taken turns—or spasms at follow place and tor business purimses. This l’rlnce Wilhelm of Sweden. Is con Is agood location, as West Eighth would lie along the line of what had shall I punish them? Please send ing his lead Perha|>s every three or sidered as an indication of a more im already been done In the senate, with t hem soon and what are their last tour weeks, the papers in various street is rapidly building out that portant object. Despite diplomatic «■oneurrviice In the provisions for a names? I will try to make a good parts of the United States will be wav and is d'stlned to be one of the denials. Russia continues to forward commission to sit during the recess home for them. I ain seven years filled with articles forecasting Roose principal bittiness thoroughfares of reinforcements and munitions of war the city In the not far future. of roaitnsi to consider currency mat ohl ." velt's renomination and reelection to the Caucasus. The European ters Enclosed were the four clipped pic Within a few days the Roosevelt military attaches, especially the Ger tures Another letter was a mass of spasm appears to fa.de away and the ♦ ♦ man. are evincing great interest in The Robert Hays will contest was pencil scratches An accompanying followers of Taft are leading ♦ DIED + the general situation and have made hvsrd before Couni t Judge Chrisman note from the mother explained that number of Inquiries, but the gen today. Charles A Hardy, the ex«cu- It was her three-and a «half-year-old ♦ ♦ a eral ‘ ♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ures staff reiterates that the me tor. apiwarrd tor tli<* .■state. J M daughter's method of hoping that the are purely precautionary. Plpea for Amanda ll»)s and A C babies would have a "ladder and At the Eugene hospital, April 15. Woodcock for Robert llradv niudder by Sunday ” 190s, at 7 p. m . Mrs. Martha J. Bai <1 UE THE ( XI SE. The box factory and the sash an t ley. whose home was near Junction 4 6 years. 7 Him to Remedy Much of the Suffer- door factory of the Seaside Lumber City. She was aged The cause of company were destroyed by fire this months and 14 days Ing in Enhene. afternoon and the mill seriously dam death was an operation performed a The funeral will be aged but to what extent cannot b> few days ago Half of the sickness and told at this hour. For a time all of held Saturday at the family home. in Eugene conies from the mill buildings were on -fire an I stomach. Cure the cause seemed doomed and at the height of Ml-o-na Stomach Tablets and I'lltl» OF Til the fire the entire city of Seasid ■ Dexter. Or, April 16. 190« «as threatened but at last aecoaat We Wish to thank those friends. 1 the fire was under control and n ' further danger is feared, although | through the columns of The Guard, | a strong wind Is blowing toward th who showed us so much kindness dur city. Before the fire had reachei ing the sickness and death of our lit Its height Mayor Hennesen of Seasld1 tle daughter. Ethel. Mil AND MRS ROBERT I | telephoned Major Wise f botes EDWARDS ino and he tmm>Jiat«ly I reeled • Chief Foster to send down i mach suffering as he could spare. Astoria Hettsman Bros tojay sold their cl Budget gar store two doors north of >1 you Hoffman Huuae lobby to Mark Sm Hiii- rbeentlv fro mi Ei is now In chara Heltiman * Mc their real estate nest <,x>r mho -no to th« cigar itore. ♦ ♦ c.,„ for „nd <>w met,, prices and atyles are right. Furnishings, too—a big stock especially selected for our Easter trade. Too many good things to tell you about here, come in and we’ll show you. ' z S. H. FR.ENDLY ,1M(inwni We arc Eugen.- agent* for cliaels, Sterns « LEVINËÈR FARM SOLO Fine Black and Blue Setge Suits in Unlimited Variety of Style and Fabric Your Money’s Worth or Your Money Back is what we Offer , .„ goods, w Iwthei- you l,Uy (lr / Our dignified clothes for dress up occasions express dignity and elegance hard to duplicate. you know theyre “HIGHJ '4. Fine blue and black. - I From Tuesday' s Daily Guar<£ » Washington, April 21.— In a pains M is. H. L. Gibbs. Miss Effie With taking analysis of the Brownsvllk affair Senator Warner, of Missouri row and Miss Zelma Cruzan, mem- expre ted the opinion that soldiers bera of the party which The Guard whoa identity had not been sh sent on a trip to Los Angeles as a re- ward for their work in the subscrip tion contesC conducted by this paper during the winter, returned to Eu gene last night after having been gone just two weeks. Miss Hattie Cook, the ic-rth member of the par- tj, remained in Southern California, where she will visit friends for some | time. . The ladles who returned last night were well pleased with their trip and enjoyed themselves very much while gone. Besides all the places of inter est in Los Angeles, they visited the Catalina Islands, San Diego, Corona do Beach. Ssn Pedro and many other places, saw the battleship fleet, and in fact took in everything that was worth seeing. They say the King Edward hotel, where they stopped during their sojourn In Los Angeles, is simply swell.” the accoiutnoda- tiuns being the best In the city. They intended staying in San Francisco on their way home, but the city was so dirty, they say. that they remained illy a day and came on home. We own our own building, imy no rent and are satisfied witli a reasonable profit. /_ Last Saturday- E. J. Frasier, the real estate dealer* closed a sale of M. Levinger’s beautiful farm three miles east of Springfield to W. M. Beals, of No. H East Ninth Street Porterville, Cal., for $20,000. This Eugene, Oregon is one of the best farms in Lane coun ty and Mr. Beals Is fortunate in se curing it. He will return at once with his family and take charge of his new home. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I ED. HANSON WONDERFUL KLONDIKE GOLD DISCOVERY ♦ * M A Kill Eh : < MARRIED * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ At the home of John C. Parker,. 4 63 Olive street. Eugene, this sites noon at 3:30 o’clock, Emery Scales and Miss Bessie O. Powers, both ot Eugene, Rev. D. H. Trimble official., Seattle, Wash., April 21.—T. O. Ing. Oliver, who has returned from four years' prospecting on the Mackenzie At the home of John Schtnuti it piece and Leland rivers during which Cottage Grove, April 19, 1906. i 'I iu time he crossed the barren lands to II. McKibben and Miss Mearl L the first, cache of the Franklin ex Schmutz, Rev. C. H. Wallace official.i pedition, brings news of gold discov Ing. eries which he says surpass the early finds in the Klondike. He will head Jas. A. Burrfer today began silt a party that will eave Seattle early In the circuit court against Harty next month on the rfeturn to these Oldham to recover $416.65 on i discoveries. Further than to state promissory note and for goods Nit that his discoveries were on Great and delivered. L. M. Travis is attor. Slave lake, Mr. Oliver declined to ney for the plaintiff. go Into details of the locations of the new fields. He confirms the re cent reports received of the big go'J strike at Herschel island and pre / dicts a big rush into the Mackenzie river country this year. We still have our bargain counter, which includes hardware, furniture, rugs and matting. Don't wait until they are all gone. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. / / TRA*t Z. T. Fisk, H. M. Price and C. K. Hale, appraisers of the estate of Thos. A. Evans, the Imng Tom log ging contractor, who was drowned in that river some weeks ago, filed their Inv ntory in tba probata court today They appraised the property at $4360. /. R ustic SIPE wai ^ r SHINGLES PG5T5,BOXES?1! Thousands of rolls of new wall pg. per just received. CHAMBERS HARDWARE' CO. MOULDING Fresh garden seed In bulk. Chambers Hardware Co. V'.' for men who toil Levi Strauss & Co’s Copper Riveted Overall* ■RAM" cut full made ot I ( Cse stair pads under your stair car-I pet. We have them. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO, ____ \/ mark 0 r ! : i * i SEEDS FRESH SEEDS i i i • i i » » i WE HAVE ALI- KlM* ** » GARDEN SEEDS IN »' •* ALL NEW AND FRI SH. I CAN SAVE MONI < ■*' P,T’ I ING YOUR GARDEA St»* FROM IS. MADE FOP SERVICE IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY >4 » EUGENE GROCER’ » i I 9Lh and Oak Sts- WATERPROOF ' O* POMMEL SLICKERS *350 v This trade morli ar.d th» word \ T ower on the \ buttons distm quish this high qrade slicker trw thr lust as qood i . brand* - Morris h. W* V The Red Star Real feMafe. lasnraa**. I ment*. Loan* Property I.l«te«l < »wner's price <1 m .M * Room 4, McClunc and Wlllar Phone«—Office. B dence. pia Eagvne, (•’N*
