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THS EUQSWS DAILY QU ABD. D, THURSDAY, MAR 14, 1110 April Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Now In S. H. FRIENDLY, The Leading Store N w tn rr't?.»»<• 'or Ea<tcr. V e n.- If it’s the New Easter Suit we have the best assortment h V«. »rv to th- Essfer 1 otlcl Our Easter Suits and Hats are J ere and mer t tb special attei tip of critic al buyers who must have eveiything just GRANTED ASSET CO IN SPRINGFIELD bnth h Ladies and M’naid çhcwitur th • v. rv newest and best in accessories. Gloves, Section AMENDED FRANCHISE Ladies Section Our New Muslin Un derwear in all the new styles are here. Take advantage for Easter use 50c Ccistt Ccvers 35c $1 (. 1 Í < X 1 ? f í i c Slïc vrs for $1.19 Imperial Hats New Tailored Shirt Waists $ 1.75 to $7.50 in all the An All Linen Waist for . $3.00 newest Shades Hair Bow Ribbons 40c values at . 25c and Shapes L New Moire effects in all colors. Gives Railway People Right to Build on Main Street and Rmt to Others the molestlng of wn< pn»»e,l T' ’ iirillliain » the maximum i» anlt.v run •n f ve lo Ion tlay Imprlson r Hui’ irrylna froni *.> <•<• U i ut» both The formai or netessary to mnkt' the pur chaso of the s fe for the d’y reçut ils wi" ulsti passed, The .’Isfiiaslon of tb » Street grades was i';i'ln lirought u|> ul»<t gone over 'h.if. ■!■•. I» wlth reui • ntailv prop erty owniu'i présent, ri'ho systoni .id »pied lait yeur wns explalned to the apparent satisfaction of ail m l the elty etiglneer gaie eut the correct grades to those w ho applletl to pro vont as much filllng. Sprlngflel I city council h»’l>l busy nioetln; Moudaj evening which wax f Lowed by a special met ung yesterday afternoon and a called me. ting fot tonight in order to pass an ordinance granting the CLEAN-UP DAY lain«» County A<-et ci upany a new front Ise. The new charter differs PLANNED BY LADIES only hi that the bond to be forfeited In ca.->e of no ra lroail was reduced1 The ladles' auxiliary to the Com from l.uuni to an.I the mercial dub are planning a big day pany was gives Main atn | for clean tip some time within the "cciiiuum J^age”. Uy this It next few weeks nrd with destood that the company wtl other otsanitations of th dty hope a line the length of Malli event has been planned by the ladles within the fri-n hlse limits ¡to make Springfield beautiful The soon »« any other company Is ed a franehl.e In the ity an for the streit. The latte < Asset Company wi'l then ret line to the ctner coiporatlous. Just reverses th nrrungem« nt former chatter wh ‘re any I railroad ff given a franchise build a line but would t>- obli rent to the A s t p change In tire amt nnt I b«M»n was made at the request ’ the ’»any its it was thought smaller is sufficient to faith. II SELF RELIANCE B. am w <»r only rnl PETITION FOR i\ESrLY’S CH A surprise w> ell meeting M.> Igned by s me sentrd that the cllnian Kestley ground thut he of Springfield, ». living in Etige not dealt with, however, as the city I attorney who was present stated that then was no legal grounds for com plaint on this cause am! the only hlng f -r which a city of fleet i an be »called Is misconduct or neglect of uiy. The affair was a g. »d deal' of a surprise to the rest of the coun cil and they took occasion to resent | the affair and very complimentary [remarks for Mr. Kestly went down In the city records. It Is uct thought that this petition Is representative of the general opinion throughout the city. II UK DEATH OF MRS C. H I t « i DirT'” clrcuiiislanco i r A it a building 1« agi II M i It is n phll I a hn ttody parsing from <> c I other must pa i«» th ■Id Thur At succession all I the Big Shipment« Natural Pongee MW hZvS'EK ,* •• I f rom Hons between I. It la I 05c io $1.75 per yard •r »kin At*! lorn. N CKV Lz K I a that n plant or < 592-594 Willamette St. i i t. a Hl thH I large and maturo Th« tí I • i l iKh:i '1 i mid tween these stna .1 daughter Her the large result. un I ............. ?ion(hn It is natural for young people to 14.250 into a Democratic plurality of HOG PRICE RECORD < ♦ NEWS OF LOWER seek short line route to wealth. Wis 5840. : : DIED dom. anl [stwer. and they may In The vote today was: Eugene N. BROKEN AT PORTLAND • 4 SIUSLAW COUNTRY Foss, of Boston, Dem., 14,980; Wil bed get ih» money or reputation or ‘0 p, oi ■' ' stand« for the»* thing» liam R. Buchanan, ot Brooklyn, Re- over th, i a Half a Eleven Dollars and At Springfield. .March 1910, without going over the lung ami Preliixiinary Work of Building publican. 9340. Robert E.. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. hard r .i. ■ f w rk and growth. Republican Defeat Great. Hundred Was Paid it nlm the Jetty Will Soon Arthur Lindley, aged five weeks and ’|,iwv"r, when this !» Hone, they It was the most overwhelming de Mr« ■ M Yesterday four days. The cause of death was have yet to learn Hint There Is no feat the Republicans have met in Begin 1». a boy whooping cough. The funeral was Massachusetts since Governor Bates true ownership in or power over beid . i. ■'■ ly Interred in was overthrown by William L. Doug goods that hnw not been earned Ev AGAINST MOLESTING Portland, Or., March 23.—Live- ■ F. T. Condott of North Fork went lass six years ago. the Mt. Vernon cemetery. ery brick in the building of a strong stock prices in the local market are busl- eharactcr an-l noble lite must lie paid to Eugene a few days ago on a Not- Th? result is considered as of more moving up with regularity. _ CITY’S RECORDS At the Eugene hospital at 10 a. I for al the full market price. Al! ness trip. We are informed that he than state-wide importance, for Mr. withstanding the decline in hogs In m. March 22. 1910, Professor quicker methods depend on borrowed has recently given an option on his Foss stumped the Fourteenth district all the eastern markets yesterday, Jess^S. Davis, aged 40 years. The I capital secured by a mortgage ami ranch and has received the first pay on National questions and the people buyers bid up the price of hogs a cause of death was diabetes. He I self-renpect. Ail other results are in backed him up with a whoop. {quarter at the Portland Union Stock- I ment. The purchaser is a stranger resided in Eugene for the past , secure.— i yards. A bunch of 60 extra fine bad PIL3H0T SAILS here, coming from some prace in the three years, and was at one time DEVLIN GRILLED " While self-dopendent power cat» cort»-fed hogs from I^ewiston were Columbia River below Portland. instructor of vocal music at the Eu tini* defy sold at *11.50 a hundred, the high I gene Bible University. He wan born Ethan Collier, deputy surveyer BY MOORE’S LAWYERS TO MEET TEDDY A« rocks r*al«t tb* billows and thn price yet realized for pork ma in Quebec and received hla musical and A. C. Jennings and Mr. Donald- : born : est sky " terial in any American market, and I _son, road viewers, came in Friday ARTHUR IlAYBWaARGENT. yesterday's education In conservatories at Boa-j Former Receiver «f Oregon Former OhiW Forester Would 75 cents higher than from the cape having finished sur ton. Worcester, Maa»., and New York. Treat Older Oroaafc- Tell KU a*«ry veying a route for a road from upper He leaves a sister in Quebec and a On the Mohawk, March 20, 1910,1 Eastern price. lifted. J brother at Worcester, but no rela- also Cattle prices were Big to John Hastings and wife. a son. North Fork over the ridge to aadaatioa First a prime steers advancing 15 cents Creek and thence out to the ocean t H<*al*d blds will I»» received for the tives In tbls part of the country. He in hundred to *6.75. Cattle ~ beach, In conversation one of the was a member of the Christian At Lewellyn March 21, 1910, to East, however, are much higher th* Portland. March 13—For six or Washington, Msrrh 22 Washing furnishing and delivering on party stated that they found a good G. 3. Huston and wife, a son. church, No arrangements for the than here, steers selling in the Chi funeral have yet been made. even hours ysakerday Thomas C. Dev ton wok* ap leday to th* fact that campus of the University * Oregon, place for a road but that ft would lin. receiver of th* Oregon Trust * Gifford Piuchot. whom President Taft 500 cords of old gr »wth body fir cago, Omaha and Kansas City mar take considerable work to build It. Near Eugene, March 18, 1910, to Savings Bank, was the object of an recently removed from the |»mltlon wood ft» . lung and for the furnish C. H. Young the forest ranger, C. W. Hodges and wife, a son, weight kets at *8.50 and higher. In Portland. March 22, 1910, at 10 Small Spring lambs of an average I I a. m., Mrs Rose Gilmore, wife of attack by Attorney Fulton, In the de of chief forester of th* United Stales, Ing of tuu cord« of slabwootl, 4 feet left Saturday by way of Mapleton 11 pounds. weight of 4 0 pounds brought *12 a William Gilmore. She formerly liv fense of Walter H Moore, accused was on the ocean already four days long, fuel t be delivered not later and Indian Creek, enroute to Saddle j than September 1, 1910. Bids to te» president of the bank, now on trial. hundred at the Portland yards, but Mountain in the coast country north; In Eugene, March 18. 1310, to J. 75-pound lambs moved at *8. which ed in Eugene, where she spent most Mr. Devlin proved himself an adroit out f.u the steamer President Grant, filed with the University steward not on hla way to meet ex-Prenldent later than 2 o'clock p nt . March 31. of her life prior to her marriage a of Florence. A crew* of fifteen orj W. Malabon and wife, a son. is $2 a hundred less than the cur number of years ago. The cause of and resourceful antagonist In the play Theodore Roosevelt, probably at Na 20 men employed by the government- l'al'i, A owrtlfletf of. It in tile Mtn rent price in the Eastern markets. ples. death was quick consumption, and of wits. were to commence planting seeds IRVING ITEMS of 5 per reut of the amount of thn ------ ----------------------- Attorney Fulton devoted yesterday Mr. Plncbot Is due at Hamburg she had been 111 only a short time. last Monday to reforest some of the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ She was born in Macon county, Mo.., to attacking Mr. Devlin as an Inter next Monday. Culonel Roosevelt la to bld must Accompany nach bld. t h n hills that were burned over last fall, Special Correspondence. I niver«l'y ri .Triti t the right to re- about 25 years ago, and came to Eu ested witness, and endeavored to arrive at Naples on th»* following Hat- jec.t any or all blds and Mr. Young had instructions to Irving, March 21.-—Wm. I" show there was something wrong In urday. lite widely current rumor K,u 7; t MARRIED J gene with her parents, Mr. and Mrsr. be on hand to superintend the work. man has engaged in the business 1 €*SS of OI I. II JOHNSON, Noah Gross, when a mere child. the way the interests of S. G. Reed. lo re la that Mr Pint hot goes to meet He expected to be gone about two raising China pheasants. He has a University StcwarJ. P. L. Willis and Mr. Devlin in the th* returning traveler In response to Besides her father, her mother hav ■weeks. number of fine birds. This is a sort m3! German-American Hank were acquir n auminona received by cable Friday. March 15, 191.0. ing died about ten years ago, she The steamer Lillian which has of side issue, as connected with the { At the home of the bride’s mother, ed. Mr. Devlin, In making the full been out of commission for two or mercantile business, and it will prove! Mrs. J. F. McGowan, in Eugene. leaves her husband, a daughter, Ro detaalls of the transaction public Nobody In a position to know would The attorneys for F. T Plank In three years past, is being repaired to be a recreation for him when the March 18, 1910, at 7:30 p. m.. Miss salind, four brothers, Robert, Wil for the first time, showed that he and either confirm or deny thia part of the the case ngnlnvt him by the state for story. There Is no dlspoidt Ion to deny liam. Leonard and Frank Gross, all and will be thoroughly overhauled, press of business cares is heavy. {June Wheeler and Henry A. Korf. alleged gambling, have found n stat his associates were led into the own a new iboiler added, and the machin- Spring, most capricious, did spring Rev. D. H. Trimble officiating. They of Eugene, and three sisters, Mrs. ership of the German-American Bank that Mr. Plnchot'a principal errand ute which provides that In case a abroad la to meet .Mr. Roosevelt. Dell Gaby and Miss Betty Gross, of ery put in firsfr class condition fro in so suddenly that the so-called will reside at Springfield. man charged with gambling has gonu First Version to ite Told Eugene, and Mrs. Pearl Chick, of stock through a proposition which work. The boat is to be used for spring poet did not launch out as us before the grand Jury, he cannot be Ellensburg. Wash., She had many cane from I., J. Wilde and his con It Is to be taken for granted the towing the rock for the jetty, from ual with his poetry or even in prose freres. COTTAGE GROVE NOTES ex-president will ri<cnlv« from the Indicted, which was overlooked by friends in Eugene who will be pained the quarry to the mouth ot the riv- give vent to his long suppressed emo Mr Devlin had forgotten one or deposed chief forester, with whom ho the prosecutor, and he was Indicted to learn of her untimely death. The tions, and dwell at length upon the E. R. Gowdy, wife and little son, of two little points In connection with anyway. An agreement ha« been We learn from Kyle & Sons that beautiful phase of nature so long hid Yakima, Wash., arrived la this city remains will be brought to Eugene the deal made prior to the order of was on peculiarly Intimate terms, hla rearhed by the attorneys on both first direct Information bearing on the The funeral will be held Thursday the steamer Robarts has been en den away, but now bursting forth in Saturday and have taken up their res- aides that the ca«n be continued anti the court sanctioning the German. cased by Contractor Wakefield to all the splendor justly here. It may idence in the George Comer house on at 10 a. m. at Gordon's Undertaking American deal, but a misstatement Balllnger-Plnch'it controversy from it will probably be dismissed. parlors. any of th* principals in that dispute tow up from Coquille the rock scows not be too late, however, and we shall Wall street. mad* by him In the morning was cor It was rumored her* today that Sen to be used in Jetty work and to bring then the more be brought to realize rected by him In the afternoon. In ator Root, a member of the Investi Chief of olire Farrington last By C. M. Shinn, of the Cottage At his home six miles west of Eu addition to the losses enumerated by in bis freight from outside points. that spring, beautiful spring, is here Grove Electric Company, the leader gating committee, and secretary of evening received word from the Stilt'» gene, March 18, 1910, Alonzo Trax There are five scows to be brought to stay. is Informed that a new 300-horsepow- him the day before, he brought out Insane asylum authorities that Alex- ap and the steamer will probably go E. G. Briggs spent Saturday after er water tube, high preeure boiler ler. aged 61 years. He was born at yesterday that In the closing of the state Jn th" Rooaevelt cabinet, h id ander 11. Guidatone, the young num after the first or” the latter part noon in Irving. Mrs. Briggs accom and water heater has been purchased Danville, New York. September 25, Golden Eagle deal the bank bad lost wrltten.to Mr Roosevelt at Khartoum who was taken <rff th« train hero on the subject. of this week. Lumber for the receiv panied him home on the evening lo by the company, which is the first of 1848. He was married 17 years ago 180,000. Senator Root would not talk about several months ago In an Insali'» _ a ______ __________ ___ ing -wharf at the mouth of the river, cal. series ____ of _____ Improvements to be in- to his present wife In Eugene and the subject, and no confirmation of condition and conimlttod to the asy- Mrs. H. A. Inwall and children went j stalled by this company this season they had lived on their farm west a pile driver and a hoisting engine t ho rumor whh ob t ril nab It» from any lum. had died In that I nr 111 it t Ion. of town since. Besides his wife, he will be brought up on the scow and to Eugene Monday afternoon. I at a cost of *7500. NEW INDUSTRY other source. If It were true It might Guidatone left quite a aunt of tnoiw operafI ma will be commenced at Miss IJvia Bond is home for al Cottage Grove Lodge No. 68. I. O. leaves five children, three girls and afford at least a fiartlal reason for and II valuable watch with the JH once. short vacation. o_ p»-t has sold Its property on the two boys, a son having died a year supposed cablegram to Mr. Pip of »police ir no relativa« ot tha^B or two ago. He also leaves a son by FOR CRESWELL • the Steps ere being taken to organize Mrs. J. M. Brodie came down from | Side to O. E. Woodson for a ci i i d can be found the property wl hot. a former marriage, now residing at a fruit nd produce association in Eugene with Mr. and ..... Mrs. E. ... A. Bond tunoiur:i consideration of *2500, and has pu pur- atiiHi 111 wiu»/, dUU I “ go to the state. The cause McDaniel Brothers Will Soon --------- *- ■ Im- — 1 chased - - the -- - 1 Florenc» he object being for the Sundsy afternoon. She, is ------ much B. — K. - Lawson property on SaeraBcato, Califonla. rancher - to co-op oate with each oth proved in health, but it very weak Main street, and contemplates the of the death was cancer of the stom- WANTS DIVORCE FROM ach. Establish Planing E. J. Fraalnr the r*ai estar* deni er in -' -p ng their farm products yet. I erection of a handsome brick Btruc- The funeral will be held at the er, has traded forty acres of farming to market | ture thereon in the near future. The Mill ♦ family home on Sunday afternoon at CONVICT HUSBAND' Inn I. which he owned nt Parma, Idn- At a meeting the name of the STAELIONS I present building will be used for ho. f >r 2 I Hi res of me Robert Vltua Siuslaw Fruit &■ Produce Association (lodge purposes for the time being, 3 o'clock and Interment will be made I at the Oak Hill cemetery. was chosen for he new organization. R. E. and W. S. McDaniel will start Mrs. Sadie Ray Seeks Freedom tract on the McKenzie altov* Spring- I will stand two stallions l at _ my however.—Leader. field, tn W E Mitchell. The con —Florence West. a fully equipped planing mill on the place, two miles north of Cuburg, ■ From Elmer Ray, Who Was sideration given In the deeds for eHch At. Fall Creek, Manch 18, 1910, four lots Just south of L. D. Scar during the season. One is a regis-' WIPE. Zacharias Smith, on aid resident of piece In *5000. brough’s dryer, ft Is their Intention Taken to Salem Today tered Percheron weighing 1900 The great trotting stallion Trove pounds, and the other a standard lace and the big Percheron drafter that place. Funeral announcements to have the plant In full operation DEMOCRAT ELECTED within the next 60 days. The build bred trotting horse. Veloce, will make the season of 1910 have not been made. Hardly had Elmer Ray received ing for the machinery and the dry his sentence of two years In the pen LOUIS CLARK, in Eugene, Oregon at the F'aifr IN MASSACHUSETTS dwtf Wednesday evening, March 16, kiln will be erected at once, and the itentiary for obtaining money under Coburg, Or. grounds. If you wish to make reser vation for breeding see L. Rickel at 1910, at the residence of J. M. Keen sheds will be built as fast as needed false pretenses, tbls morning when Remarkable Political Revolu ey on East Fourteenth street, Eu until the entire space Is covered. Gives Pr»m»pt Relief the big barn on 13th and Charleton t?"m f"’. Mr" Kay’ N1'1'1 '• "",t The machnery will consist of a 25- William H. Douglas, Jr., of Wash streets, or Webster Kincaid at 81 gene, Dwight Lincoln, the little son tion in the Old Bay In the Circuit court against him for of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bristow of horsepower automatic Russell engine, Ington, D. C., says: I take great East Ninth st. Pleasant HUI, aged 13 months an J 4 a 30-horso tubular boiler, 6x20 four- divorce on the ground that ho had State pleasure in informing you I have days. The funeral services will be side surfacer and matcher. 24-lnch been convicted of a felony and that O’DAILY Ä OO. used Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey, and held at Pleasant Hill on Friday at resaw, combination rip and cut-off i he ha. been sentenced to nerve two Brockton,. Mass., March 22.—The it gives me almost Instant relief. 12 m. Interment in the Pleasant Hill saw, combination Jointer, rip and year» In utate’H prison. political weathercock turned Demo- Sold by Dillon Drug Co. And glvsysa fall valaa 1« Succeseor to W. H. Bryan, In the cemetery. r¿’n,,'.’lalnt nl'•,| by Attorney boring machine, mortlcer, tenoner, In'.u eratward In Massachusetts today, house-moving business, ready to do comfort and long w«ar Jess* G, Wells, she says they were hand saw, turning lathe and hanging when the Old Colony section, one of Call for t’ownty Warrants. all kinds of house moving and rais married at Marcóla, In Lane county. Mrs. Clara Heck, wife of W. A cutoff saw. The dry kiln will turn ' the Republtcnn "troncholds of the Notice is hereby given that all ing. Fifteen years’ experience. Wil state, placed F' F. Foss, of Bos Lane county warrants issued prior lamette House, 80 W. Eighth. Phone Heck of this city and daughter of out 4000 foot per day. The machin OUARANTUO HATIRPROOF • larih 19, |.no, ho wns convicted ton, one of the itry's leading ex to Register No. 5356, registered on Main 571. m23 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bartholomew, at ery was selected In Portland last by a Jury and on March 22 «enteric- 8cl<l by flrst-eltM Rfllnilen the country the ospltal Wednesday, ........... General •• ■ - ' '/npiuil VV j , week, and is expected to arrive here, ponents of reciprocity with Canada, in October 25, 1909, will bo paid on March. 16th at 6:15 p. m. of typhol ! within two weeks, and the work of! '•‘I to the penitentiary. She nskH a ote.% Ond for onr Tr^e Oatelogvo the congressional seat of the late Wil being presented at my offlee on For Croup fever. ~ deer..', restoring her maiden name, liam C. Ixtvering. Manh 24, 1910. Interest will cease Dr. BoD's Pino Tar-Honey is the bo*f Friday Funeral services to he held installing will start immediately upon ’ HaJlf *• J- tower co . 4 Thornthwalte. afternoon at 2 o’clock nt its arrival. -Chronicle. tl"«TnN.U A. A. „ ' « . Mr. Fops accomplished what Is re on that day. R. E. EASTLAND. known remedy. Do not experiment! Gordon'» Undertaking parlors. Rev. ________________ _ garded as almost a political miracle. • A m ' Treasurer Lane Co. | rov rca ...■ wco..tut get the gemi'ne Dr Bell’s f’lne-Tar- .1 S. Met Jail urn will conduct the «e- Dr. Roll’* Antiseptrc8-Mv< He turned a Republican plurality of t Eugene, March 21, 1910. Clyde — Netih (ton rtf Eu Claire, Witt Ho.iey. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. g To. UtiTU, vices. was au arrival In Eugene Saturday.) S. H. FRIENDLY On Rainy Days A Fish Brand Slicker will keep you dry SB.OO Good foe ail Ski» Disease«. _________________ 1 1