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SATURDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, OCTOBER 13, 1900
SATURDAY EVENING
NO. 191
HIGH SCHOOL
NEW GOODS
We are showing this week
Announcement,
Eiderdown
Dressing
Sacques.
Pan a
Velvets
UP-TO-DATE STORE.
IPTON BROS,
The Chinese " Ringleaders Most Be Me-
Lest We Forget"
Your attention is again
called to the fact that
' Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
Is a Biwcifie for Cold in the Head. T.a Grippe, Headache, and
.11 otlwr limilar complaint. SATISFACTION OK MONEY BACK.
1'repared anil sold only at
Yennoton's 9th Street Drag Store,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Extraordinary
Hen....
Sometimes Nature i unkind. She allows a
man to i-roff all one av or too little in any way
m.ikej liiui tailor or shorter or Blouter or tinner
than eiiecilioationB call for
Such men Imapine tlisy are hard toHt-they
are in some lines of clothing, but not in U. SB.
garment. , ,
We make such moil think they are not ao hard
to fit, after all. They chance their minds aa they
chanue from the old suit to the new. ,
E verj Ihiug is perfect fitting clothing for erdl
nuy as well aa extraordinary men.
P. FRANK & SON.
It's an odd shaped child or boy that we are unable to fit.
rnishing goods for men, boys and children.
AMERICANS WORSTED TAGALOGS-
H oll to tLo Guard.
Manila, Oct. 13. The" Tagalogs made a determined
attack on the Americans in Northern Panay.
ine enemy was repulsed with a loss of 20 killed and 4U
wounded.
CONFIDENT OF MARYLAND.
Special to til Guard.
Baltimore, Oct, 13. Vice-presidential candidate Ad-
lai Stevenson expresses the fullest confidence that Mary
land will cast ner electoral votes for tfryan.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
rjpeoial tu I lit Guard.
Pendleton, Or., Oct. 13. Mr9 Minnie Crocket is on
trial in the circuit court in this city for the murder of her
husband near Milton, Umatilla county.
POWERS TO ARBITRATE FOR CHINA.
Special to th Qoabd.
Washington, Oct. 13. The United States government
has notified the powers of its acceptance of the Russian
proposal that an international arbitration board, consisting
of representatives of the groat powers, Bhall be vested with
power to settle the Chinese difficulty.
All the powers are likely to accept places on the board
and bind themselves to concur in its findings-.
CHINA MUST PUNISH RINGLEADERS.
Baeoial te the Guard.
Tientsin, Oct. 13. At a conference of the diplomatic
representatives held today it was decided without dissent
that the Chinese government had entirely failed to mete
out punishment to the ringleaders who were responsible
tor the murder of missionaries and other foreigners and the
destruction of property owned by foreigners.
An identical note has been decided upon to bo ad
dressed to the Chinese government at once.
HOP MARKET FIRM.
Bpeoial to toe Guard. ...
Salem, Or., Oct. 13. The hop market remains firm.
Late sales are on the basis of 14J cents per pound for
choice hops.
Student Organization, Football
Schedule, and Society
Notes.
n
R GOLDBERG & SONS,
of New York, will dis
play for one day only,
SMOKE,
Mount Hood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer-
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Heaters...
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Cole sAir Tight iSTZJ1 on the matltet
Charter Oak TXl
ORANITI WARC. KITCHIN UTXNSILS.
S. L. LONG
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BUSINESS MEN FOR BRYAN.
Hebrew Citizens' League Comes
Out Strong for Democratic
Leaders.
Briooipobt, Coon. Got. 13. The
Hebrew Citizen' League deoldea yes.
Iterday to support Bryan and Bteven
ou. All of tb. leading Hebrew! of
tbe city are members of the league,
Iwbioh Is non-partisan organization.
Four year ago eighty per oent of the
members voted for MoKlnley.
One hundred and fifty applications
for membership were received, and it
Is said that by eleotlon day there will
be fully 1,000 Hebrews enrolled In tbe
league.
City Codhcil An adjourned .
Islon of the city oounoll will be held at
tb. olty ball tonight It Is generally
talked on the streets that J 8 Stiles'
aoDolntment as nlKhtwatobman will
i
not be oon firmed.
Tbe 27th of this month will be an
other Demooratlo day. Big meetings
will be held in all of the greet ollles of
the United Htatea then, the equal of
whlob have not been seen. Hon A E
I Hteveneon, the people's candidate for
vice-president, will be tbe prinolpal
I speaker at Han Francloo that day.
Millions In It.
SomethingNew....
AT
Women
Klamath falls Kapreu.
The purchase of a half Interest In tbe
big Klamath Irrigation oanal by Hon
H E Ankeny, the Jaokson county
mining man and banker, will prove to
be tbe biggest benefit of anything that
basoooorred In the county for years,
.xoeptlng of oourse, tbe building of tbe
Oregon Midland railway. Whether
Mr Ankeny retains but a half Interest
or bsoomes the sole owner will not
affeot tbe enlarging of the ditch to a
oanal, oapable of supplying the neces
sary water for Irrigating tbe 65,000
aores or alfalfa and farming lands In
this valley.
'There's millions In it," and tb.
proof Is aot hard to adduoe. Bay 30,
000 aores of this land ia turned from
sage brush to alfalfa land bearing
120,000 to 160,000 tons of bay annually.
Three or four years will suffice to
make tbe first million dollars of net
profit to the growers.
ASSOCIATION TO BC rORHCO.
Tonight In tbe High School building,
the opening social eveut of the stu
dents will take plaoe. The football
team is to Lave a benefit and the lads
and lassies are to have a social gather
ing. The students also Invite all their
friends to come out and have a pleas
ant evening and incidentally euocur
age high school enterprise. Ioeoream
and cake, candles and other good
things will be oflered (or sale and a
first class mueloal aud literary program
will be given. A small admission fee
of 10 cents Is to be oharged, and all
proceeds are to go to the atbletlo
Interests of tbe sohool.
The prospects for a good team are
very bright as most of the stars of last
year's Central and Geary teams are
In school and some excellent material
baa been discovered among the
new men who have entered. Mr
Edwards, the crack quarter-back of
last year's 'varsity eleven, Is the oapa
ble ooaoh, and be Is quite pleated with
the enthusiasm and good showing
made already.
Tbe manager, Cbaa Austin, bss
already secured a date wltb tbe Cot
tage Grove school team and Is negoti
ating with other teams. It is the
intention to play at least two and
possibly three games on lb. local
grounds, If tbe ollizeus of Eugene will
come to their support. It will require
a ooualderable guarantee, but our peo
ple are strong admirers of the sport and
will no doubt turn out large audiei oea.
All student organizations have been
put upon a firm basis this year In
order thai they may be In full har
mony and that they may gain tbe
oonfldenoe of the puhlio because of
their business methods.
A general organization of all tbe
students Is on foot and tbe first steps
were taken yesterday, when the four
classes eaeb elected four delegates to a
constitutional convention. This con
vention has already organized with
MrChas Austin, of tbe 'lenth grade,
as president, and Miss Cora Wold, of
the Twelfth grade, as secretary. They
are to hold a final session Monday and
report constitution and working plans
on tbe following day. The general
election will occur on Thursday, On
Wednesday two political conventions
will be held to nominate rival tickets
and tbe contest promises to be a warm
one.
In the meantime eich of the grades
is also organizing wltb full set of offi
cers, colors, yells, eto, and enthusiasm
will run high next week, These olass
organizations and alt other clubs, suoh
as atbletlo, muBlcal, debating and
academic, will be aafllllatsd In tbe
"Students' Association of the Eugene
High School," and under Its control.
There is also some talk of Instituting
a esoret fraternity If a charter oan be
secured, and thus become linked with
other high schools In this aod other
states.
Among other enterprises talked of Is
the publication of a High School paper
The students are very muob alive this
year and propose to make the name of
their school known and reapeoted both
at home and abroad.
Tbe Indications are that the total
enrollment for the first school month
will reach 176, about 80 more than the
entire enrollment of last year's first
semester.
MONDAY, OCT. 15,
their' im
mense line of Ladies Tailor
Made Suits, Capos, Jackets and
otc.
Remember the date, you
aro invited to como and seo.
Resralni
J.V.
RADFFMAN
Fresh Saratoga
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llljJd 111 JJU11V,
L. C- Skeels-
Cheese
Price of Hops May Advance.
Paibm, Oot 13. John Carmlchael, a
Balsm hopbnyer, says that sales of hops
are now being made at 14 oenta, and
be .xpects soon to see a fulfillment of
bis predletion made soms time ago that
those who held for 16 oenta would get
that prloe.
Day & HmdjraM Attention
Paralytic Stbokr. About 1
o'clock tills afternoon Peter Kynlston
a rtiue Hlver miner, su tiered a psra-
lytlo stroke while on Willamette street-
He was taken the oflloe if Dr T W
Harris, and was shortly after able to
be assisted to bis room. The stroke
lias affected Mr KyulstonV vocal
organs, and at ths last report he w is
still spercbless.
Cut order Carpets,
see Them.
Come and
Notice to the Public.
Ye herewith agree to
sponge and press your
personal clothing a3
often as requestod, for
$1.00 per mouth.
LOME STEM DTEIM MUUIH WIMH
The Hoffman
W O ZEIOLt A, paopaitroa
rUNDAY DINNER 50o
iUOCN-.O'S ON
If you aro suffering
with tender feet; feel
tired and all worn
out, try a pair of
UTZ & DUNN'S
CUSHION SOLID
SHOES and you will
find immediate com
fort. For sale at
Yoran's Shoe Store.
Government Timber Land.
Several choice claims of timber land
on good stream emptying Into tide
water on Hius:,AW Rivkh. Those de
siring locations can see me at Hodman
House, Eugene, Oct 8, 9, 10, 11.
H U Fisic
Thk IIbyak Pitrruwt. A gentle
man In calling our attention to the
Bryan banner, suspended aoross Wilt
ametle si reel today, tells a story I
point about the hoy who drew what he
conoelved to be the oul'lnse of a horse,
then as If In doubt as to the accural'
of his work wrote underneath th
sketch: " This Is a horse."
Cnrvallls Times: As will b. seen by
the onuuty exhibit the entire coat of
last April's term of the circuit C u
for Hsu ton couuiy was only 1161).
was but $.1.24 more than the cost of
the Justice' court fur the sains peilnd
Th s fine showing la largely due to the
I r nipttiesa wllh which Judge Ham
tl'on dlsios it business.
Newport News: The steamer Mo
liarta. sailed Wednesday morning for
Albany Democrat, Oct 12: Air ft U
Smith, of PrlnevlMe, left for home this
afternoon by way of the Lebanon
wagon mad after a eeveral days busi
ness) trip her. Hs reports buslupsi In
("rook county sa excellent. Prloevlde
particularly Is aolng ahead In flue
shape. Eight new buildings artgoti g
.. i iM hnt.l I,,., kolna -
' ' ' u. fell... lfu.lt tintun a hn.vp
II . ' niu.isw, ....... -.. .. j
oarso or mslonenoise, uuur aim it-eo
pleud by Perry Polndexter.
bed rooms and is a credit to the pro
prietor and Crook county K-llior L
N Liggett has Just let tb Contract for
jansw $1200 residence.
Among the passengers were Mrs Ky
ind daughter, who were return)
boms to Florence from a trip to Port-
laud.
fTHE BEST DAIRY
IN THE COUNTRY
FurnlaliM us with our batter
mud conneiuei tly it ! IukIi
Knule in every rtijiect mva
price, which U I in ant m low
a that uiualh paid for infer
ior butter. J liere'B a know
how in inaklt 4 butter aa ia
altnant everylliltiK ami
our dairy pe pie have the
know-how ai well aa the
purest and bet of cream
J. U. GREHJi & SOU.
Telephone Main 26
IMPORTED, Swiss
Roquefort
German Cream
40o per lb,lg2S3
60o per lb,
;;25c per lb.
GEO HALL & SON.
OUR FURS
Are the lianner Line
thi year fro in the
Northern Furrier.
I'riuea aud tityles
correct.
More
Underwear and
Union Suits
Arrived.
"UR II. I I f.SiaM
WRAPPERS
For lieuty, Wi
and Prtoe are abeo
lutely correct.
The Now',
Wool Waists'.Q
We Call Your.. ,
Attention to.
t
Ken's
n Shirts
ir sa
Tl.c luisotji one
color and tho
skirt a differ
ent color.
Soiinliiingnew
Call lor the
ISanlunn Rubber
ill I
f. e. imm.