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TWIC£ A WEEK GUARD, EUGENE, OR, MONDAY, OCT 10 A Good Place To Trade is a place where you can find the new and up-to- date things. Goods of quality and merit CITY NEWS -i— —... . ■■ — City He will move there to reside In a mouth or two. A meeting of the democratic ron frai coni mit te,, of Lane county will be h eld in the office of Attorney lx>e M 1 'ravis In th* Eugene l»un und Ravings U n!: building tomorrow af- ternoon at i o'clock. ___________________ ______ _____________ FIVB FREIGHT DEPOT ISCLA™ FISH HATCHERY PROBABILITY IN NEAR FUTURE State Fish Warden Makes Visit Hous' hold goods arrived here this to McKenzie River morning for Mrs France» Vergel To draw up a complaint over Plant I from some poli t north preseut condition of the streetM to bold a general dlMcuimlon, . A large electric sl<n reading South Eugene improvement club will ■ - — R. E. Clanton, the state fl»h war I "Pool" was placed in front of Hid hold a meeting tomorrow evening In den, who left for Portland last even ' Smith’s cigar store todiy. the planing mill at 8:00. Railroad Men Say That Eugene ing. after spending several days* at the fish hatchery on the McKenxie. T H Rills ha» the contract to build Paul Hadley, w. H. Walsh and Investigating the situation there, la Is Next in Line for New I the cement foundation of th- North ! Morri* Ellis, appraisers of the pro- very proud of this hatchery and not western Corporation'» new block. We have just received new and attractive lines of | perty of the estate of Merley Jones, only declares that it Is the most Ideal Building situation in the state, but declared Maud W. White has b**n granted deceased, have filed their Inventory that as soon as funds are available a divorce from Jam*» J White and ' with the probate court, finding the That Eugene is to have a new the hatchery will be enlarged until it awarded the custody of their child, property to be worth 1946.66. freight depot within a short time is. will be made the most important In Eva Gwendolyn. Merritt LeRoy, the artist, will be a fact that is recognized by many of! the state. He said In speaking of the Premium list» of the apple show to the attraction at the boys' and the railroad men who are in a post-1 Vida hatchery: “I consider that one be given In Eugene October 20, 21 men’s meeting at the Y. M. C. A. on tion to know. And there is good of tke most ideal locations for a land 22 can be had at the promotion I Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. In reason to believe that it is an im trout hatchery that I know ot. The water supply is good, the tempera ¡department of the Commercial club. addition to him, Warren's 15-plece Our stocK of loose and Mounted Diamond Goods always complete, provement of the near future, al-' ture, which Is one of the most Im mandolin club will furnish music. though one railroad man today ex portant considerations for the hatch G. W. Luce, who resides on the and we have some special things in this line. We are pleased to of trout, is good and moreover ' lower Hluslaw. Is In the city. lie Chas. E Cookerly and wife, who pressed the situation about as it ing I brought to town three bobcat pelts recently arrived here from Portland,1 stands, when be said: "As long as; even. As soon as funds can be ob have you zisit our store and see the new things. A pleasure to for which he received a bounty of 16. have leaded the Finnegan flats on! Eugene transfer men can haul the tained with which to work. I hope Olive street and will reside there. I freight away without having the and intend to see a great hatchery show our goods Agent Roome. of the Wells Fargo Mr. Cookerly, who formerly resided, store-room entirely filled there will built there. But at present there I Express company, this morning re hv. i married a short time ago be no new depot.” But this point are no funds to work with. In this the only money available ceived from the compan; i fin* Colts in Portland. will soon be reached, for even now district those received from the fishing pistol for protection of the valuables on some days the store rooms are so! are ” under his care. Fred Callison, special deputy sher filled that goods have to be piled on license. There is a general opinion from lo iff, went to Grants Pass last night af- the outside. who are The annual teachers' Institute for , ter the man Baldwin, arrested there A new freight depot has been re-! cal sportsmen and mill men question £ Lane county will be held in the High , yesterday charged with violating the cently constructed at Klamath Falls,1 interested in the fishery be made to secure an 1 LnlMlno In t’llPetiH (htnllPT 1,».,. 1 law ~ In Lane county. t - — - ,.... If- school building In Eugene October local option He and the railroad men think that Eu-! that an effort from the legislature to 17. 18 and 19. The sessions will be- is expected back with the prisoner gene will get the next one. The busi appropriation carry on this work for the money •♦♦♦♦a bls brother-in-law, William Darroch,' home at Blue River today after a gin at 9 o'clock. ness here is much larger than that of on the evening local. now available is far Inade yesterday. few days visit in Eugene. the central Oregon city, and facili that is If this could be secured the : PERSONAL : W. W. McDonald, Max Hamilton, Mr» Jessie Nottingham came up The revival meeting at the Fair- The members of the K. O. R. T. ties heer are not any better for the quate. McKenzie hatchery would be made F. McCutcheon. A. Strader and F. from Portland to attend the wedding mount Christian church Is progress- _______ boys' club met and banqueted last handling of freight than they were one of the largest in the state and ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•»•»•♦♦SSSSSSes Shafer, of Roseburg, are In the city at the Debar home tomorrow. Ing with Interest and large audien night at the Royal restaurant in hon at Klamath. fame of this river-for trout fish Rev B F. Rowland arrived here ces. Already a number have united or of their retiring leader. A. Mc for a day or so on business (From Saturday's Dally Guard. However, it is known that no def the ing would never be diminished. A Captain W. E. Gregory, of Port from Salem this afternoon to conduct with the church. Laughlin. At this meeting they inite action has been taken by the move will probably be made by local Miss Myrtle Giler w«nt to Creswell land. was an arrival on the after th* funeral of Alexander Patterson. voted to enter into the Boys’ Scout railroad as yet. and it may possibly parties to interest the legislative N. G. Hyland and John Holeman A new gauge has been placed on the movement. noon local to visit hi» daughter, who be still another year. Yet next today, in this for the coming session. arrived down from Lewell last even attending the University, living at river bridge to show the height of spring the prospects are very good body Mrs J E Jewell went to Portland Is But what would be as serviceable ing and are transacting business In th* Chi Omega house. Mr Gregory the water. The letters are larger down for a new and larger freight depot Dr. W. L. Cheshire came today to visit. the fish hatchery as an appropria will leave In a few days for a voyage the city and it is so placed that It can be read from the railroad camps above Low- that will probably be built on the site to tion, would be a law or an amend Misa Greta Bristow la horn* from a of two years In Alaskan waters. Geo O’Brien and A. B Ausman. of more easily than the old one. of the present one. ell this afternoon. He reports that ment that would allow the licenses of visit In Portland. Blue River, were in the city over the Branstetter-Schwering-Vlncent the sportsmen to go to the hatcher Oscar Brewster Is In the city from night, having arrived on last even- G «»O Hl « A Baxter 1» up from c re»- The freshman acquaintance party hunting party were up to their ears ies. At present it is combined with Ing's stage well on business. Wendling. will be held at the Tri-Delu sorority in mud. so to speak, when he saw the game license money and goes in It. D. Melman Is here from Elmira1 Miss Myrtle E. Pease, traveling house tonight acordlng to the first them Monday, but this weather will t It H Baker, of Florence, I» In th* AT THE WEEK END t to the hands of the game warden agent for the Boys' and Girls' Aid plans. The announcements of post dry them out and they can hunt bet- on btlsineHH. city for a few day* who is not allowed to expend it for »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ J. W. Curran, of Portland, I» here society, of Portland, Is in the city for ponement have been recalled. il K Walker, of Lowell, 1» In th«» ' ■ - fisheries. If the fish warden could get a day or so. for a few days. city tor a few day*. Things musical are stirring. The the money that belongs in his de Mrs. F. J. Miller arrived up from Dr. B F Bcalefe I m horn* from a The pavement on West Eighth Mrs M J Ludwig and son are Vl»- The body of W. J. Darroch, of Eu Euterpians are busy with the first partment or the game warden could Albany this afternoon to attend the street is being cut to allow the lay gene, trip to Portland Iting friends at Irving who died at Albany yesterdayl program. The concert season opens spend it on fisheries it would pro funeral of her brother-in-law. Wil W. B. Cook left today for Man-! , ing VI of the MIBIUO mains wa of the «... ~ central —...................... heat- — - County Clerk Watson, of Coo* afternoon, was shipped to Eugene on early with Haroldi and Ellen Beach vide ample funds. The money from liam Darroch. cheater. Vermont. Ing plant across the street to convey the afternoon train today and wasj Yaw. Haroldi comes first with the' fishing licenses last year was over county. Is In the city. E. B. Cooper and J. T. Angel, of the heat to.the Masonic building. Dr W. O. Prosser went to Marcóla Miss Stella McNutt, who ban b«-en met by a large number of local mem violin. $2,000. yet Mr. Clanton says that Saginaw, who have been in Eugene living In Eugene for t he past few. on business today. bers of the lodge of Elks. The funer-l The huge posters on the billboards; with $1,500, he could produce 10.- for the past two days on business, re-j There is on exhibition in the of al will be held at 2:30 tomorrow and^ are striking. Haroldi has almost the 000,000 Hurry J King, of Dallas. I» In the. week», returned home to Roseburg fish or enough to stock the turned horn« today. city for u day or so fice of H. C. Galey, real estate dealer interment will take place in the Ma Paderewski head, and he.too, claims whole state. today. city from' E. E. Orlon returned to his home on East Eighth street, a huge Wolf sonic cemetery. Poland as his native land, and the George F. Kelly la In the •♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦•♦••••••♦♦♦h» River apple weighing 21 ounces and at Junction City today. name of Poland suggests romance, FEAR ANTI-FOREIGN Portland tor a efw days. measuring 15 inches In circumfer Hmlth. The green palm boxes that were is home from a' the Miss city Myrtle for a day or of so Elmira, Is In : tragedy and genius. CHINESE OUTBREAK MARRIED : ence. H. It Finnegan i " donated by the Southern Pacific Co. The violin is called the king of in »___ _ came ___ __ up from June- business trip to Portland. j James Hayes to hold the big palms that the Com struments. We must admit that Hong Kong. Oct. 8.—The ♦ Prior h Blair la In th* city from t|un City thia afternoon The American Paving Co has the mercial club placed at the depot but there are violins and violins, or. per ♦ ♦ British naval officials are ap- ♦ Portland for a efw days | j p Mlnney and wife, of Vida, are contract to build the cement side which did not live, were shipped to haps one should say violins and fid ♦ prehenslve of anti-foreign out- ♦ At th* Hotel Thompson at Cottage Miss Ethel Knight went to Irving tn ,h„ clty this aftermxm. October 5. 1910, Samuel K. walks and curbings in the new Hen Portland today. They have been dles. Some of us have heard fiddles ♦ breaks at Canton. Inquiries ♦ today to visit with friends | H„n j McClurg la In the city' Grove, dricks' addition on the north slope stored tn the baggage room for the played upstairs of a night, with a Buslck and Ixiulsa Ix-onard. Rev. W. have been instituted with a ♦ Mr arid Mrs. G H O. Humbert from Portland on business. of College Hill. Then* aYe twelve past year, where they have been In heavy foot beating itme on the floor ♦ ♦ view of taking measures for ♦ went to Cottage Grove today. I w G Haatlhgs. of Roseburg. Is I J. Gardner oflclatlng » blocks of walk to be built. the way. above us. Thf fiddle is not a king. ♦ the protection of British subj- ♦ Baxter Young and wife, of Fall |n the city for a day or so. At 5 p. n»., October 6. 1910, at the He Is too common. Our familiarity ♦ ects there. ♦ ( reek, were In the clt ytoday Mr». c E «warts of Donna J. O. Watts recovered a fine um Farmers living south of Eugene with the fiddle has bred contempt, home of the officiating clergyman. Mrs M f - ----------- ■'L Slaytor ^went * to ----- Sagl- »hopping In Eugene yesterday. brella through the lost ads In The on the road to Spencer Butte declare expressed in such words as "fiddle ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• Rev Walter Callison at East Fifteen- brelia tnrougn me iu»» naw today after a visit here. (' Stuart and wife made a trip u P. > tn th and in Eugene, M. Guard classified columns. When they j that the county road where the Col- sticks,” "fiddling about” and “drunk ana High rngn streets, mreei», iu r.« Rev G H O F ‘ Humbert went to Mohawk valley yesterday, I- -- --- and —« — — e. «- Griggs, will bring strayed umbrellas back to lege Hill streetcar track has been as a fiddler.’’ OFFICERS WERE AFTER ' D. .Murphy Mrs. Q." E Cottag" Grove this r afternoon. ,, L. __ Cheshire Is down ___ _ from both of Holly. Idnn county. Mr». W. their owners it Is evidence that the laid has been left in such a condl- Haroldi plays the violin and the H D Wilson, of Inland. Is trans- u.well to visit for a "few day»" Guard ads have wonderful pulling tion that It will hardly be fit to use advance sheets say he is to use a HART A LONG TIME acting business in Eugene today. < J. T. Callison returned to Pleasant power. this winter after the rains set in. "Strad.” ♦•»»»»♦♦•••••••••♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦A It B Freeman. C C. Wlsaler and Hill yesterday after visiting her* • • • to the county court will Man Arrested in Eugene Evad O. O. Wheeler, of Comb City, Ind , DIED I A I-os Angeles man who was here A be petition Mrs. P. Staggs went to Junction I prepared. I knew that Marjori studied music DIED arrived In Eugene this morning and City yesterady afternoon to visit, ed Capture for Five ( recently is contemplating the pur In the well-known conservatory, al am looking over the country with a F. G. Myers, of Fa'em, was t rima ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦••••••♦••••♦♦♦A chase of a vacant lot in a prominent Eugene's nimrods are now polish though she never plays. “ I have Weeks ( view to locating. acting business In Eugene today. place in the business district and ing up their shotguns in readiness come,” I said, "to beg you to tell me Jacob A Rise, of Kalent. la trans At the home of Frank J Miller, erecting a good business block there for the opening of the pheasant sea- just what is a 'Strad.” E. J. Fowler, of Hornbrook, Cal. Thomas Hart, the man arrested in acting business In Eugene today. his brother-in-law, at Albany. Oct. 7. on. Negotiations are now pending ' son a week from Saturday. Farmers 1 was in arrivsC here thia morning. Marjori looked * puzzled. “A Wednesday for assaulting his C. Campbell, of Greenwell. Texas. 1 1910. at 5 p. m . William J Darroch. for the sale. Mr and Mrs M D. Clarke return i report the birds pretty plentiful, al 'Strad?’ Oh. you man! The Strad- Eugene wife, as mentioned in that evening's was an arrival ,n Eugene this morn- of Eugene aged 55 years. He was a ed to Yoncalla today after a visit, though many have been killed out ivarius. the violin of violins.” Guard, had evaded capture for five 1 brother-in-law of Dr. J. C. and El- The funeral of Alexander Patter- of season. The early shooting ______ _______ J B Hopkins and wife went to Inti always “Antonio Stradivari was the great weeks. A press dispatch from Rose Halsey today to visit over Sunday. | Thorn Jackson end W. W. Jackson mer Gray of Eugene, and had lived son was largely attended this after- frjRhtens them and by the time the est of the great violin makers who burg says: Ros« Hunt and J. M Ryan arrived of la>rane, were In the city over here many yearn. He leaves a wife noon. Dr. B. F. Rowland, of Salem season opens they will be pretty wild. made the Italian village of Cremona After a chase lasting five weeks. The burial will take _ __ f r ____ __ ¡and one » >n. formerly pastor of the local M. E night. In th* city form l-owdl Inst night. famous. In the shops of Cremona < Hart, of Wilbur, wanted in A C. Pierce, of Silverton, Is trnns- place In Etit' ne tomorrow afternoon church, conducted the services and Mi»» Elisabeth Snell went to Junc Articles of incorporation of the were made all of the greatest violins I Thomas county on the charge of assault tion City today to visit over Sunday. acting business In Eugene for a few Th- inner •’ x 11 be In charge of the the remains were interred In the I Lowell Mercantile Co. were filed with of the world today, and they werei this with a dangerous weapon, was ar local b’dg - ' 'Iks, the deceased be- O. O. F. cemetery. is on a trip to days. Dr n F Hcniefe - the county clerk today. The incor done before 1760.” rested by Constable Singleton, ot f the lodge at Ash-, Miss Frances Grout, of Salem. Is Ing ft I lea- Blue J. ver, having left Inst evening. porators ci are jrui.iioin » «- launoiu Edward E. Smith. »_• Gert-i x.. % "Have we made none since? Why1 Roseburg, at Eugene this afternoon. will be conducted. A. M. < Geary, a graduate of the ru .... de .i._ Smith and «j. .1..»..- w — funeral — Helmus W. Thorns- Thomp- have we not excelled them?” N. I' Palms, of Olympia, Wash., her* for a few days’ visit with land. The According to an affidavit furnished at the Day undertaking chapel on* Tniversity in 1910. Is running his son. The capital stock is $5.000 and I "Because they are perfect. But was an arrival In Eugene last night, friends. father's fruit ranch at Medford. , lut_ principal lllluvll,al place ul U»,„CTO , is o at' our technical skill, our scientific! the district attorney for Mrs. Hart, .Ithe of „ business J. Tr ey and wife, of Fresno. Cal., 1 Harvey St ack pole Is In th<* ri ty West Seventh street. the prosecuting witness. Hart held a spite of his rural occupation. Geary Lowen 1. Mr. Smith and wife have strides—” were n ivala In Eugene thia morn- from Portland to attend his own ADVERTISED LETTERS. still finds time to < engage in the been conducting a general store at, "Scientific nonsense! The modern- leaded rifle within two inches of her wedding. Ing. and threatened to kill her if ____ ___ Ila is corre 1 that place for some time past. Mrs. <’. C. Page returned to Al newspaper business. He Mrs manufacturer, with his elaborate head refused to deed away a certain bany today, after a visit with friends today, t plant and a specialist to finish each she Eugene. Oregon. Oct. 5, 1910 spondent for the Morning Oregonian In Eugene. to.*. At last the cement cross walk at part, can not even produce a violin j tract of land, to which she asserts Anderson. Nellie B F. Woodworth and wife arrived Welter E. Fisk and H. L. Chilson the alley between The Guard and the made in one of those simple shops^ exclusive title. Mrs T. I Harris, of Palisades, Col Bailey. Mrs. Minnie partners, have begun suit in the cir Chambers buildings was re-built to with its rude bench, hand tools, glue^ Before the officers could serve the orado. tra» an arrival In Eugene to- here last night from Cashion. Okla Baker. Mrs. E. A. cult court against L. P. Wyatt. Mrs day, after having been „„„ in bad „„„ condi- pot. strips of wood hanging about warrant Hart escaped to the woods. day to vlalt at the Boults home on homa. expecting to locate in this vi- Barron. Clara A. D. Hyland, the Keeney-Hyland | Gon f()r niore than a year. Every and its three-legged stool. He cannot Singleton learned yesterday that ,clnlty. Twelfth street. Beck. Miss Bonnie Realty Co. and others to recover me-, tjnie there wa8 a rain the big hole in duplicate even the varnish. Volumes! Hart was at Eugene and left immedi Mrs. G. R Chrisman went to Cot Mrs John Hampton went to Cot Bierman. Wm. ney for building a store and restaur the walk would be full of water, have been written disputing over the ately for that place. tage Gi >ve today to visit over Sun tage Grove this afternoon to visit for Bolton, W. O. Hart says that he had intended to ant at Lowell. L. M. Travis is at much to the inconvenience of pedes-1 composition of the varnish used by a few days. day. Botlnberg. Roy return to Roseburg and that his wife torney for the plaintiffs. ! Mrs. W. T. Kayser arrived down trians. The cross walk just across, Stradivari. No one since his day has Care. Theodore Mrs. Henry Veatch. of Cottnge from Cottage Grove this afternoon wjjl refuse to prosecute. On his per the street was also partially re-built. equaled a single part of one of his son Coffin. Mao Grove. waa shopping In the city to- . on business. were found letters from his wife Stage passengers out this morning violins. Any portion of a Stradivari- bearing a recent date, in which she Cook. Mrs. B. R. day. were the following: Mrs. Felix Carl V. Oglesby left this morning The following have written Mana us combined in another violin will be Davis, Mr and Mrs. C. C. Mm O. J. Van Horn returned to for Blue River where he will cruise Sparks, to Blue River: Mrs. Camp ger Freeman, of the promotion de recognized by the connolseur and wil addressed him in affectionate terms. Dickson. Mrs. Emmett. Junction City today after a visit i Mini« In one letter she implored him to re bell. to Foley Springs: Tom Tucker partment of the Commercial club, timber. be stalked the world over until it is Dixon. Mrs. H. E. hem. and wife, to Vida: N. A. Nelson, to that they were about to start with re-covered and replaced in the origi turn. Mrs. J. I.ensman and parents went Donaldson, Mr Robt. N. F. Carter and family, of Marsh to Junction City today to reside there ...... - Foley Springs; Carl Oglesby, to Blue their families for Eugene: ~ B. F. nal.” Drake. Bertha C5 An audience which nearly filled field. were arrivals In Eugene last . in the future. River: Mrs. O. W. Hurd, to Maple McCready, of Cherokee, Iowa: J. A. “The violins of Cremona were ap Dury. Mr. J. B. night ton, and E. L. Lewis, to Hale. to I preciated in their day; large orders the tabernacle and which was esti Boner, of Moline. Ill., who was 1 Carl G. Washburne. of the McMor- Fallon. Mr. Lawrence A. R. Black, of this city, was n ran A Washburne store, went to have started on the 4th inst.: W. H. came from the various courts of roy mated at about 1800 persons, greet Fitzgerald, J. H. passenger on the noon train north Portland today. Brew Griffin and Ed McCornack Troy, of North field. Miss., and J. F. alty, but who was to know that they ed Merritt LeRoy. the chalk talker, Gard. Mr. Jesse W today. went to the duck preserves west of Parina. of Pacific Grove. Cal., wh never again would be equaled? When last night. Judging by the frequent H. N. Holmes, of Ypsilanti. Mich., Goldsworthy. H. E. and uproarious laughter Rev M. F. Horn went to Roseburg Is In the city looking It over with a the city today to prepare the grounds wants Mr. Freeman to engage they got out of repair they were applause Grant. Mr. Allen which at times swept over the audi today to prach at the Christian I View to locating. for the coming winter's shooting house for him. thrown aside. It is said that parts Grimes, Mrs. they were greatly pleased. church There are few ducks there now, but Miss Florence Martin, after a visit of them were used even as dust pans torium. Hall. Mrs. Eva Mr. LeRoy drew a large number of Hon. R. M. Veatch, of Cottage in Eugene, returned to her home in there is not water enough to hold HARRISBl'RG NEWS. An obscure Italian carpenter named Harvey, Ernest. cartoons and made Instruct Grove, In In the city attending the them. They go on some where else Tarisio who wandered about doing comical today. Henry. C. E. ive and lnteresfl'ng remarks upon meeting of the democratic county Portland where there is plenty of water. here, E. C. Hill of Migene was Mr and Mrs. R. D. Calkins went odd jobs of repairing and playing them. The Y. M. C. A. was fortun Johnson. Ellen. central committee. Monday. Said he came especially to dance music on a poor fiddle at vil-i ate to visit their Luigi, Marchi. in securing Mr. LeRoy’s services J. i. I. i Philippi ilinppi Is heer in iii-vi from Mon- to Portland today nom Architect Ford reports that the buy the big pumpkin. lage fetes, came upon some of the Lemons, Mrs. Gertie. last evening; also for a chalk mouth visiting at the home of his 'laughter , ' „ ' plans for the 24 cottages to be erect Mrs. J. P. Schooling has been quite derelicts. He began to gather then for and Miss May Mlss Lola Senders Llllon, Pitt son, Henry. ed by the Booth-Kellv company at ill at her home tn Coburg, having together, exchanging cheap new fid talk to boys at 2:30 p. m. Sunday today, after a returned to Portland McAvoy, Peter. Miss Leila Parks, of Creswell Wendling are ready for the biddeis been practically confined to her bed dies for them. He found his way in and a talk to men at 3:00 p. m. McCullough. Mr. Allen D. came down on the noon train to vlsl visit In the city. to figure on and the plans for the i for the past month, with no indica to cathedrals, monasteries and con Sunday at the Y. M. C. A. building returned to Al Miss Stella Paggott Mcl.ean. John O. In Eugene. new school house there will be read tion of relief at the present time. vents. and through his hands into All boys and men are invited. bany today after n visit with rela Miller, Arthur G. J. W. Baker, former state gamo tomorrow. There is great buildin J. M. Murphy, wife and daughter. those of Paris dealers passed most of Miller, Mr. Jas. C. big maple tree at the postof warden, was In the city from Cottage tives at Springfield. activity In the little sawmill town. Mrs. Scott, have taken the contract the great Cremonese violins. Mate' fice The G. Nettle, who has been nt his Mosely, Mr. Perry (2) corner seems to be dying, as alt Grove todav, of supplying the construction gang of of the Strads disappeared entirely, Norcross. Mrs. W. H. Mrs. T O Marfin and Mrs. H. C I summer home on the McKenxie, has The notarial commission of C. W. the electric power line with their and but for Tarisio it is probable its leaves have fallen. It Is said by O'Connor. Mr. Dan. Kennv of Creswell were In the city, returned to Eugene, Washbttrne was filed with the cour- .meals. They have secured an outfit that many more would have been those who seem to know that the 'I H. W. Stackman of Buckley, Olen, Miss. W’alk has killed it and that today »hoping ................................................ ...... ty cluerk today. I consisting of cook wagon and sleep-; lost. More and more of them are be cement of'Wash.. Is transacting business In Eu- Olin. Mr. Wnlter W. the others will die. Mr and Mr«. C. < . H. ... Caulfield, • ......... ............ . ling tents so arranged that the camp, ing placed in collections and kept un-i Owens, Mrs. N. L. Orfljion Citv. were expoctod today to for a few dajM. The members of the Boys’ Scouts may be quickly moved from place to der glass cases. Today if you put' The secret was in him. George Mrs ---- O W. Hurd left this morning Parsons, William. will take a "hike' tomorrow if the place along the route. The job will your money into a piano a few years, piece. Visit In Eugene. | ---- Elliot has put It into verse." Mar Payne, A. R. weather is satisfactory They will possibly last until spring. Mrs. C R. Seitz and son left today for her home at Florence after a few will pass and the piano will be use Jorl drew a little volume from the Peterson. Cora. probably walk to some place on ile for LaGrande, where they will vlsl days’ stay In Eugene. The Southern Willamette > Valley less Put your money into a Stradi-^ book shelf, “Here it is.” Gent Taliafero, of Sumpter, arriv Pittman. Mr. I. D. McKenxie river. for several weeks. Ram Breeders Association held a varlus—if you have enough—and it " 'Tis God gives skill, but not with Reid. Rev. Roy. Mrs. Captain Johnson and Carol E ed here last night to visit his parents meeting in town last week. The ’ offi- will be safer than in diamonds.” men's handr.: be could not make lie Robinson, Mrs. A. B. The town clock went wrong this cers were T. C. Vitus of Junction "In what lies the secret; the curve out Johnson arrived in the city iron Mr. and Mrs. M. of B. Taliafero. Antonio Stradivari's violins without the Columbia Scharr, Miss Agnes. 1» now foreman forenoon and was several hours be Flornece Inst night. City, president G. G. Betts, secretary i the kind of wood?’ Antonio. ’ " Simmons, E. B.. Esq. hind for a while, lt was set this af- and treasurer, both of whom were Attorney F. H. Greenmnn was a mine nt Sumpter. • • • "In everything. Stradivari's se Mrs W. O. Powell and Mrs. J. Ing Thompson. Mrs. Sue. ternoon and is now going along at its passenger on the afternoon train to re-elected for another year. This as cret was genius. He mastered his Eugene has something of a violin ham returned to Saginaw yesterday Turbyflll, Mr. E. T. accustomed gait. day for points south. sociation haa been organized about art and then he played with his ma record. Kubelik played here. Frans Waterman, J. K. Mr. and Mrs. T. E Furnish wor after a shopping trip. three years, its object being to bring varied the curve» as he Knelsel played with the Knelsels; White, Mr. L. W. Mrs. J. Hanson went to Cottage Wm. Linton has made a deal with buyer and seller closer together and terials. he He Passengers north today. They wil combined woods to suit his Maude Fowell played a magnificent Whittemore. Mr. Noble. Grove yesterday to visit her daugh N. C. Purkerson whereby he haa ex to ralaa the standard of rams. Its of chose, hereafter live In Portland. fancy, tinted the varnish at will, dec last year, while it is almost Young, Mrs. N. B. changed his place in Fairmount for ficer» claim It has been a success.— orated the exterior to satisfy his ar a program Hugh Gray, of Albany, is In th*| ter. Mrs. J. S. Medley. title 0 greatness to dwell In the —J. U PAG 8. P. M. Mrs. Felix Spark» returned to ber a ten-acre tract adjoining Junction BalleUn. city, having attended the funeral of tistic so«l. a*d each was a vaster^ «ame town with Mr». Pipas. Our Store is Bright and Sparkling With the Newest Goods of the Season Brassware, Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, Hand Paint ed China, Umbrellas, Novelties SETH LARAWAY