R íxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmtttttiuiiwxxx;:;:^; n to Ito sto to J > Whea •> s « f ✓ He spent Market Day and Sunday in Eugene and complained because he had not stayed in Albany where he said it was more quiet / < One of the reasons why its so lively here is that many of those who con template building realize that now is the opportune time to begin, since building material has hardly ever been so reasonable in price, and probably never will be again We surely hope not ♦♦ H a ♦« to ♦♦ VS M M :: * 2 * t We have several teams on the jump delivering lumber and if you will leave your order with us we will put on another team « he Booth-Kelly Lumber Co H H n H ♦< n H H a 14 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. H g M H class, while Mr. Poppleton was member of the ’<»7 class. * ♦ ♦ T a ♦ On Wednesday afternoon Mis. A E. Wheeler and Mrs. Archie Liver­ Since the gayetles of Commence­ more entertained informally about forty guests In honor of Rev. ami ment, society seems to be taking u i Mrs. Brooks. Rev. Ilrooks was for­ rest. Many of the clubs have ad-! merly pastor of the Congregational church In this city, but now of Berke­ Journed for the summer. ley, Cal. The afternoon was spent ♦ ♦ ♦ out on t he lawn. Refreshment* were the wwk tenture of one enjoyaaie liy Mr*. Wheeler ami Llver- to the theatre-goers was Miss May served Robson In The Rejuvenation of more. ♦ ♦ ♦ Aunt Mary." It was one of the best the enjoyable affairs of One plays seen In Eugene for a long time. was a tally-ho and the v ♦ ♦ ♦ Hayden's Bridge. Mrs Trontp entertained the Allonh picnic party to und Mrs. Mrs George Willoughby Club Wednesday afternoon at her | Mr. and After a de­ home In the Working flat. The af­ I chaperoned the party. ternoon was spent in playing cards. licious picnic dinner and l%nch, the Mrs. Littlefield won the first prise | party started, reaching home at a i The party consisted of and Mrs. Whitson the consolation ; late hour. prise. The guests of the club were: Mr. and Mrs. George Willoughby. Maadante* J. L. Page. Frank Page. Grace, Ruby. Marguerite Dunne, Ollie Harry Keeney. L. I. Whitson Am s Burton. Mabel Johnson, Jessie Lin Wilkins, W ('. C. Harbour. Barbour. C. F. Llt- ton. Pearl Jameson (Portland), Eu­ (Chicago), Nettl" genia Hembree, Ted Cooper, Charley tiefield, Nelson Kress. Mrs. Trotnb served a dainty Watts. Clarence Carter. Newton John ,son. Warren Rae. Willie I.eMast era. luncheon. . Coppemoll, Iola Smith, Steve Hur ♦ 4- ♦ Mrs. ton. afternoon, l.ast - Saturday ♦ ♦ ♦ John Buoy entertained at her home Thursday t ,te Sunday school of on West Eleventh street In honor of Mary ’ s Episcopal church enjoyed St. Mrs. Stone of Portland The after­ noon was spent tn playing cards, in their snnual picnic on the banks of I» K Mrs. which Mr«. McMorrsn won the first the McKenzie river. prlte and Mr«. Hayes the lesser one. Hammond and Mrs. Buoy chaper- Mrs. Buoy was assisted In serving oned the picnickers. ♦ ♦ ♦ lunch by her daughter. Miss Beatrice. Automobile parties ar# boginnintj Those present were: Mesdames George McMorran, James Hayes to be very popular. Tuesday even­ (Baker*. J K Pratt. I. E TMbal). ing Prof, and Mrs. F. G, Schmidt. 1. H. Bingham, Stone (Portland), Dr. and Mrs. 8. D. Read. Mr. and Mr« Alton Hampton and Miss Alicia E. E. Mink. McElroy went for an automobile ♦ ♦ ♦ ride to Fairmount H tghts. Met lelii-P.'irkcr. ♦ ♦ ♦ The dining room of the dormitory Professor Hawthorne and family was the scene <>f * pretty wedding. Tuesday evening, when Mr. Carl Mc­ left Wednesday morning for their Clain and Mb- Grace Parker were cottage at Sea! Rocks, where they unl ed in marriage In the pr««set>ce will remain the rest of the auinnief. ♦ ♦ ♦ «.f a large a semblj of Invited rela­ Th u rad* v afternoon and evening tives and friends Th«' service was the Mr« J W. Kaya ent «rtalneil resd kJ lt«'\ II N M "I"' The room was artlscgiljr decorated ' members of the Thimble Club and with a profusion of white daisies, their husband* In honor of her_neice. sweet pea* and fern- Th ny Miss Scott, of Pennsylvania The af- **« performed under a canopy of ’ernoon »«« »pent in needle work green. Mis» Archambeau plavej th«« An Interesting feature of the after« wedding march. The bride wore noon wan the working of button- a dr««M of white silk trimmed in real h -les in which Mr«. A. T. Cockerline lace and carried a »how«r bouquet won the first prise and Mrs Robert of Shasta dallies. She was sttend- Pr»tt won the second prize. while consolation ed by a sister of the groom. Miss 1 Mr« Wilson won the guests of the club were I prlte The ___ _______ McClain of Ellis >n. Iowa, i.uin r - guest* were: Mesdaniee S J. Wll»on, Harr'«. S J The i out-of-town i Junction I. Sralght. I.lovd Bellman. Caldwell Parker Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Edwards (Corvallis». i S-attic». Brooks (Berkeley), Gold­ Mr. smith «nd Mis* Z da Goldsmith (Ore Mias Barr (Portland I. ami and Mrs. McClain went on a short gon City). At six o’clock the hus­ trip and after their return will make bands arrived much to the surprise Supper ( their home In this city. where Mr ; of the ladles for supper. McClain 1« an instructor In the Vnl wo served on the lawn, beneath the: trees The tables were decorated In vsrslty. |rtd, white and blue. The hostess I’< «pplet < .MARRIED Ul ■ 1 W 11« Coalinga. Cal., July —Tony bis ermrse and shift his base of p- m^a<> 0 11 I L* IzoveaJI, the daring outlaw, who erations that the pursuers have little ' chance of capturing him until he Is At tile home of the bride's mother planned the sensational kidnaping of overcome with fatigue or hunger June 30, 1908. Miss Amelia Soren- Miss Edna Domengln«'. which has aroused this wh ile section of the jon and IL Loring Grimes, Rev. < country, has eluded his pursuers and II IRRISBI'IUI PERSON ALS. C. Sperry officiating. though sick, is holding up isolated z Dr. E. B. Phelps was a visitor at ' At the home of the bride's parents families, forcing them to give him food and Is carrying out a remark ­ Eugene Thursday last taking in the' July I. Mr. and Mrs. J. Farnham. Cleveland. July 3.—An explosion clerks at the fireworks counter, 1908, Eliza Farnham and D. Clinton able campaign which promises to ri­ sights of that city, as well as looking of fireworks in the five and ten cent which was constructed so that their Trotter, Rev. F. Claude Stepuen* val that of Tracy, the famous ban­ after some business matters. dit. Utifl Mr. and Mrs. Izondon of Cottage . storp of Kresgo k Co., this morning escapo was cut off and they perished officiating. The posse surrounded him yester­ Grove were here the first of the week was immediately followed by flames It will not be known until two hours At 4:30 p. m. today. Bert S. Clark day in a narrow valley and closed on a short visit and were the guests bursting front the windows of the after the fire, if any other liveswef building. At 12:40 the firemen dis. lost. and Mrs. Charity K. Willoughby, at down as far as possible before night­ of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hay. he M E. parsonage. Rev. D. II. fall. Then they had to wait. During The fire started when one of the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. I’pmeyer drove covered the bodies of five women Trimble, officiating. the night Loveall passed out between to Eugene the first of the week on a who had been smothered in the liase- clerks w as demonstrating one of the the sentinels and escaped. short business trip and to visit with nient. A young boy who also lost his pieces of fireworks. A spark ignited life in the fire was identified as other pieces and the conflagration He seems to know every inch of friends as well.—Bulletin. Nl'BSCRIItE FOR THE OVARI». 'James Parker. followed. On the second, third and fourth The dead are: James Parker, aged 5 years; Emma Shoomaker; Miss floors the clerks and customers were Marie Wagner and three unidenti­ cut off front all dscape by smoke fied. The injured will probably which rushed up the stairways, but total a score, at least twelve girls the elevators were worked rapidly ti­ UST OF AVAILABLE jumping I' receiving - injuries - . . from the the full capacity. Cr. wds rushed to ; windows. Some of the girli sus- the windows, which became ® CANDIDATES TO« THE tained broken limbs and othsr cuts packed that at first they were un­ ’ and bruises. able’ to get through but later DEMOC RAT I C A panic of hundreds of clerks and managed to get out onto the led«* j^o mi nation customers followed the explosion, and jumped into the life-nets. The nunv from t-ertafo certain ¡The flames and smoke filled all the firemen rescued many upper floors. Two of the dead were death. * ♦ « ♦ FIREWORKS' EXPLOSION WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN THt PEXRLESS COL. WYAN r EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS NORTH YAMHILL STAGE IS ROBBED AT LOS ANGELES BILL BRYAN Angeles, Juply 3.— ’’i'-'ht earthquake shocks • ' P In Los Angeles and illy r.t 5:Of this morning. ■ damage wts done. BRYAN m BOY ORATOR WM. J BRYA w JENNINGS BRYAN V n I J.ftRYAN W.C I he real situation at Denver ♦ ♦ North Yamhill. Or., July J--’’* s engt-r« and drivers < on the North ¿3 » ere I'd J ♦ amhlll-Tilumuok at I« »» + I up by a masked rob! + ¡o’clock this morning. ;--ank Pf-kW San D!'go. July ",__ A st-nger. were light shock of earthquake + I the driver, and thri ■ pa.-- ibles »t th* occurred early this morning, + relieved of their valtia point of a revolver. Wi.cn th: bandit it was generally unit >tf< d ♦ departed he carried with **T ♦ I Vnited States governm-P .. msi] sack, which the st.i-• **» ** rytng to Tillamook. The hold-up was p'' ' “1 . four miles west of North > .tubili. »’ „...y the point wh -re the heav ­ titubi >*i’m Or.. July 2.—Congressman ed mountainous country, Interesal»* Hawley has bee., notified by the between this city and Ti::-®«*1' it of w’*J ..lent of the Vnited «bates comtnenc s. The amoi .iarlne Corp« that there are 57 vac-; and valuables 'noted ' *” In the grade of Second Lieu­ sengers and driver is no Immediately rftdr t ’ tenant and that candidate* for the«e| ■ .. bad disappeared in th» f .win pi»asP(j t0 commnnirate with! Perkins lashed up the h ' ’.ng men of this congressional nearest farmhouse, ab r •«« , The nay.« a salary mile distant. Here a t< • VsniW o *1,."« a year. Candldat»« must be sags was sent to N r' ! » r* Sheriff M. F Corrig:' ’ than 5 feet fi Inches tall and *""th n< • ies« than 1JZ pound« They started on a man hun ir.irJ nust alsy pass a required mental and bile. I’p to a late hour t r 'yslcal examination The mental ex­ been r-ceived from th«-' Six years ago the N amination include« English, algebra was held up by j girtthms, geometry, plane trfgo- stage 1 ™ ’’ ?nd/’,rT,‘3r'n* Thp <-»ndld-l at the same place as th. The other rd' ’• are must be from 21 to 27 years of robbery. ' captured. ♦ ♦