TRE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD THURSDAY, NOV 18, 1909
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1 IA1R ROI J .S, full size, covered,
regular 35c, sale price . . . .
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MEN’S WOOLEN GLOVES,
Sale price..............
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WOOL MITTENS,
8ci 1 2c. 16c. 20c and........ ................................. 24c
CHILDREN'S KNIT TOQUES
................. 22c and 42c
HANDY MUFFLERS ..
................. 22c and 42c
MEN’S 35c FANCY SOCKS.
Assorted solid colors, sale price .................................21c
MEN’S CANVAS GLOVES. A PAIR .............................. 5c
MEN’S 50c FOUR-IN-HAND- TIES
22c
MEN’S 35c SUSPENDERS ..
............................ 21c
TOWELS, large Turkish..................
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COTTON TOWELS...................
............ 4c. 7c and I Oc
RIAL
Let This Clothing Opportuniny
Pass You
Men's Clothing
Boys’ Clothing
at a mere fraction of its worth.
BUY CLOTHING NOW at less
than Factory Wholesale Prices
Our Sale Prices are about Half
the Regular Dealers’ Prices
Don't wait too long. The sale will
be over in Three Days
Post, Cards
10c a Dozen
Christmas Cjrds, New Year's Cards,
Thanksgiving Cards,
Local Views. Oregon Cards,
Birthday Cards, Floral Cards.
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Don’t
Stanleys
PRICE CUTTERS
613 Willamette SC.
Eugene, Oregon
Three Doors from Corner of 9th St».
LADIES’ $3.00 HAND BAGS
genuine Morocco leather
sale price
COLLAR SUPPORTERS
set of one-half dozen
on a card ....
MEN’S $1.50 WOOLEN UNDERWEAR,
Sale price........................................
MEN’S $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 SHOES,
Sale price, a pair.............................
LADIES’ SHOES,
values to $5.00 a pair, sale price ..
COLGATE’S
COLGATE’S
COLGATE'S
COLGATE’S
COLGATE’S
COLGATE’S
5c
98c
$2.95
SI .98
SHAVING SOAP ............
TALC POWDER.............
RAPID SHAVE POWDER
DENTAL CREAM...........................
DENTAL POWDER.......................
PINE TAR SOAP.........................
Headquarters for Colgate’s Goods
. 5c
. 15a
. 19c
20c
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I272C
We are exclusive agents for
CARHARTT Overalls, Gloves and
Trousers
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’ tails of entertaining the several hun
her tsilk to some boys not effective,
dred delegates who will be here on
another lady went to the boy's moth
' that occasion, in a satisfactory man-
er. and was told to “mind her own
| ner.
business.*'
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A number of members of the mer
XVe do not much wonder that thei I
chants'
organization of Cottage Raised
From $125,000 to
I small boy tries to ape the High
Grove
were in attendance at the
school boy and in Ills disregard of
$150,000
and Will Set
meeting
last
night.
Their
visit
was
law, although alas, he son ‘times
for the purpose of obtaining pointers
gets sadly hum Plated.
Out
More
Trees
as to the best methods of conduct-
i and
Then there is the i't iverslty stu
.
ing
such
an
association
and
in
turn
"Bill- dent envied by the lower grades—
Organization of the A. C. Bohm
| they gave the local organization a
r 200 who, amid the intoxicating aroma of
stedt Company, of which we spoke in
: few points to its benefit.
e wns Hie "smoker", beholds through the
a recent issue, is well under way.
clouds the colossal figure of one who
The capital of the company has been
I stands at the very head of legislative
A Scalded Boy’s Slirieka.
increased to $150,000 in place of
enactments. A figure whose strongest
his grandmother, Mrs $125,000. as was first intended.which + + <• + + + + + ♦ + ♦+ + + + + +
At a meeting of the Merchants' horrified
Os.ahorna
points are his cigars, his ability to Protective Association last night a Maria Taylor, of Nebo, Kv..
who will give them an opportunity for +
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New York, Nov. 16.—Con
defeat the will of the people and-the committee was appointed to act with writes that, when he thought he i even greater work than was at first I ♦
1« the pi Ire
+ trol of the Western Union ♦
ease with which his speeches are a like* committee from the Commer-; would die. Bucklen's Arnica Salve | planned.
•nd Is I el j
+ today passed to th? Ameri +
punctured with profanity.
for
clal Club to arrange for the enter-' wholly cured him. Infallible
Instead of purchasing 40,000 trees
PI«'
f pi ,•<
Forty-three Chinese students have! tainment of the Oregon Retail Mer burns, scalds, cuts, corns, wounds, o set out this winter, the number will + can Telephone cd Telegraph
He; ubili ana
come to the U. 8. to enter our col chants' Association, which meets in bruises, cures,
fever sores,
boils, be increased to 45,000, and an order ; ♦ Company, and a long step ♦
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merging ♦
leges, to be followed next year by Eugene* in annual session in Janu-j skin eruptions, chilblains, chapped . has been placed for 100,000 seedlings + was taken toward
tiU>M' t w, - .<
+ the telephone and telegraph +
The 10 al Woman’s Christian Tem- 153. Now. if these two hundred ary. The committee consists of W. hands. Soon routs piles. 25c at W. ■ instead of 77,000. The company will + companies into a corporation ♦
reform» will
petani,' Inion nut on Wednesday. students, while enjoying the advan M. Green. F. E. Chambers and I. T. A. Kuykendall’s.
also set out several acres of logan-
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with a capitalization of near +
No. mlivr in. nt the lionu of Mrs. tages of education in s Christian na Nlcklin. This is a representative com
| berries and other fruit. Hon. W. K. ♦ ly one billion dollars.
itself ,i very
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tion,
can
be
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trinatei
into
the
mittee and one that the association . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD I Newell will superintend the work,
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On« of the most l:r; .iitjmt of legls- c amb' : lala on Sixth sheet. There
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which menus that it will be done in + + + + + ♦ + ■♦■ + + + + ■•■♦♦♦♦
lativ. i eforms which Oklahomans ».in a g'" d a tendanco and quite a b :• itv i f -fr *e i i”i. :i". and the art can depend upon to carry out the de->
of evadlr t law 'he* will he able to
the best known manner.
hav,' atti-mpted, tne bank gunrrante.' number of superintendents and heads te h l;e :’*i'll C i,'.a the v.l'ue of
The Bihrnstedt Company has un-
law la,, been emulated In several of eommlHee, w re appointed. Sev “pe. so.ral I’ii . ty.' and the injustice
New York. Nov. 16.—The acquisi
The Bohmstedt Company has un- tion of the Western Union, and recent
stat' and Is In Ing agitated in many eral positions are yet t< Lc supplied.
ol'
their
new
opium
law.
I lie union has gain, d some val
metheds employed will insure a sat absorption of the various district Bell
cthi'i
w i ll the pci sllile result that
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isfactory completion of the work. ■
It will i frail all over the country. uable new members and with new
Everything possible is being done to ’ Telephone Companies in various parts
Th,' s'. ,te:ii has many critics In high plain and renewed enthusiasm starts
bring their holdings to the proper i of the country, indicate a large in
I'la ■ .. who allcg flint »uch a law ut with bright prospects for a suc
shape, and their labors in this com- i crease In the present capitalization of
make the h< nest banker responsible cessful year's work.
After the regular routine business
munity are of inestimable value to, the company, the American Tele
tor tne defections of his dishonest
Creswell and adjacent territory.—' phone and Telegraph Company. The
•<ro' er. The fathers of the plan In l.'. v enforcement and current events
present capital of the Telephone and
Creswell Chronicle.
Oklahoma profess to I»- entirely satis, »ere pretty thoroughly discussed.
Telegraph Company is $300.060,000
\ Hood River lawyer told us:
tied with Its workings. They point
in stock and $228,000,000 in bonds.
«nt that It Is a provision of nature "Laws were enacted to protect right
The Western Union has a capitaliza
that the liino.'t'iit must suffer for the and suppress evil.” Wo wore d» light Jury Returns Verdict for Full
tion of $125.000,000 In stock and
«lllty. and that it is as well Hint the ed to learn this for wo had supposed
$40.000,000 in bonds.
Amount Sued for—Matlock
bankers should do some of lie suf from genoral observe!!, n that some*
Officials of the Postal Telegraph
fering, rather than that It should all of them wero made simply to give
Argument Tomorrow
Company stated that their company
the legislature something to do.
be loaded on the equally lnn<......H
.
'? would remain on an independent ba-
»ho have always beietoforu i •<,me were passed simply because the
The following new »s'engs have i g)s
The Jury tn the case of J. M. Will
people wanted something and wero
had t , hold i bp pa
bees granted to Oregon Inventors as I
Stock in the Western Union fell
I hi history of Oklahoma during so worded that the people did not iams, as administrator of the estate
reported by the Pacific coast agency, three points on the stock exchange
’I' >o vi'.irs It hM liven a state has know what they had gotten when of Henry Maxwell, deceased, vs. John
Inc.:
when the news of the passing of con
B. F. Hudson, Jacksonville, match trol was given out.
been marked bv a conntant camping they got them. Ami the legislators Maxwell and Arminda Maxwell, to re
box.
11,1 the tftill <>f the corporations
All did not know, and the Judges did not cover money, returned a verdiet this
T. Papworth, Portland, necktie
kind« <>l la wa for t hair i • < u I a I Ion know, ami the supreme court did afternoon in favor of tile plaintiff for
the sum of $940. the amount sued
fastener and collar burtnw.
I.... .. pasHed, but the fever of not understand them.
for.
The
case
went
to
the
Jury
We
might
also
infer
by
the
way
W. 3. Richards. Albany, combined
tzdlrallsin is now apparently atibsld-
shortly after noon, after having been
guard and chip-breaker for shaping
and the need of large corpora some* laws arc* disregarded tltat they on trial for nearly two days.
arc*
meant
only
for
jokers.
Perhaps,
machine.
tions for the development of the new
The jury In the case of E. J. Fras
after all. It Is th** viewpoint we take
J. O. Richmond. Springfield, com
»tnie I« being recognized.
ier vs. Joseph Goodfellow, to recover
of
a
law
that
Ininres.-es
us.
That
bined harrow and weeder.
Reno, Nev., Nov. 11.—It is under
Oklahoma was admitted to the un
money, returned a verdict In favor of
North
Yakima
-h*
riff
who
suddenly
J. V. Robinson. Salem, logging stood here today that Margaret Illing-
ion of states on November 16. 1907.
the plaintiff for the full amount sued
stopped
prosecuting
cigarette
smok
swivel-joint automatic air and steam ton. the actress, who was divorced
Ih" people of Oklahoma mid Indian
for, together with Interest and attor
coupling.
Territory had struggled for yenis for ers law tacked oil Hie law a proviso.
yesterday from Daniel Frohman, the
ney's
fees.
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found
popular."
Mayor
Woods
N. W. Shipp, Salem, lamp bracket. famous theatrical producer of New
statehood, and were finally permitted
of Wellston, a St. Louis suburb, saw
W. A. Thompkins. Portland, type York, will go very soon to Tacoma,
launch Into the field of f lf-«ov- lu Ills oath of office pets >nal respon
writer attachment.
where it is said a house has already
ernni. nt ns a sovereign state
sibility
and
honor;
and
w*hen
an
at-
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A. C. Mowrey, Portland, drop stair been furnished and prepared for her
Wild demonstrations marked the
tack was made on Is life, doubled |
escape.
reception.
M is rumored that she
tot'lpt of the news at 9 o'clock on
That pain In your back caused
Ills life In uramc*. made his will and
will soon be married to a wealthy cit
*he morning of November 16. that provisions
for the* prosecution of his lumbago, stiff muscles or a strain Is
HALL’S TEXAS WONDER.
izen of Tacoma, but the name of the
•‘resident Roosevelt had issu' d and
an easy thing to get rid of. Bal
If he should be* slain.
Hgni'd the proclamation admitting assassin.
supposed, fiancee could not be obtain
Sixty two women in Kansas are lard's Snow Liiment cures rheuma
Oklahoma.
Immediately following holding elective county offices, and a tism. lumbago, sore and stiff mus
have sold Hall’s Texas Wonder ed.
Speaking today of the divorce,
the news Governor (*. N. Haskell and great number tire holding elective cles, strains, sprains, cuts, burns,
kidney, bladder and rheumatic
’ t'miiplete set of stat<*. coiilitj and municipal offices, and they see In bruises, scalds ad all aches
trouble for the last five years, and w'hich was granted late yesterday af
and
•"«n hip officers were Inmigurated,
have guaranteed It in many cases, ter after a brief hearing in court.
their ' atb of < rflee. "make good for pains. You need a bottle in your
'I'" -late ceremonies occurring at t.u- tlie confidence placed in you.
hut have never br i a complaint, I 60 ' Judge Massey, who represented Miss
house.
Ami
thrle
day s treatment In each bottle.
For sale by Dillon Drug Co,
f Illington, said:
t ev are "making gi*od,” and the
“Frohman not only refused to sup
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2. or «bout two people like* it, and re-elect
O. J, HULL.
On December
them
port his wife, but he charged her with
w*^ks i aftvF the admission of Hie '.ve n to th** third an I fourth term.
Judge Ha ris of K tgene. attended
•tat .........
Geo. H. Kelly, who advertised in cab fares to and from the theatre
• he first legislature convened Strange how I»' pie will appreciate a banquet at Sal *m last night in MRS. WILLIAM A. YOUNG. LEGAL DEFENDER OF BEECH HARGIS
yesterday’s Guard for his bull dog. when she was acting for him, and he
•t Guthrie. It was composed of 1 ;•■» ins’ plain common honctv and the 'honor of the 62<1 birthday of Judge
McBride. Judge William
Beech Hargis, the young Kentucky feudist who Is making a hard fight to which had been lest, has loca’cd the told her he married her for business
l”,’inh< is, 109 in the house and 14 it'
i* s<> f"11 ,,r »»rilllant rogues: Thus. A w s toas, master and the
,h" senate. There were but Is ,{c' wor DI I ,'ussing
be acquitted of the charge of having murdered his father, has as one mem animal in Medford, through the ef considerations only, because together
the* violations of the’ Galloway
P'tldii'.in, |n fh<. house mid five In th'' cigarette law. with which any ten responses were mad.- bj Ex-Governor ber of his staff <’f counsel Mrs William A Young, the only woman practicing ficient work of Sheriff Harry Bown. they could make a lot of money,’’
plate, all the other members being rear '«I boy la familiar, one lady laird, Judge M Bride, , Judge Moore, in the criminal courts of Kentucky Senator Bradley Is senior counsel for A hobo had stolen it and when the
The city banks wilj all close at
officers found it in his possession at
Hon. J. K.
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said that remonstrating with a small U 8. Judge Wolverton,
the young man. but the preparation of the case is entirely tn the hands ot Medford he was arrested and Sheriff noon Friday on account of the foot
This legislature was confronted by b?‘y about smoking, he told imr that Weatherford, of Afbanjr, and Judge.
WlUbuu
a . Young »«vi hi“ tetanled wi*w
ball game.
Bown was notified.
task of revising and adding to the he “just could not quit It.
Finding j Harris of Eugene.
•*’utes of Oklahoma territory. Giv-,
BOHRNSTEDT CO.
INCREASES CAPITAL
OF TELEGRAPH
IND PHONELINES
YOUNGESTSTATE.
TWO YEARS OLD
W. C. T. U. NOTES
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WILLIAMS SEDI
A VERDICT IN THE
MAXWELL CASE
PATENTS GRANTED
TO OREGON CITIZENS
MADE MARGARET
PAY HER CARFARE
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