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MONDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, MAY 13, 1901
MONDAY EVENING
NO 114
Advertisements in the
jAILY GUARD Reach
the Right kind of People.
GUARD.
SPECIAL FOR THIS
All Wool Challies
65 cent line
.FOR.
45 Cents.
See North Window
HAMPTON BROS.
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Probable ThatNorthwest Tour of Presi-
EUGENE VS MULTNOMAH.
Telegram Thinks Chances in
Favor of the Clut.
MEET TO BE HELD
Luxurious Sleeping Equipment
is leen in fine array at Day k Hender
son'sbrans beiUteam, tingle and
double, of the most elegant sort plain
or ornamented, easily kept clean, per
fect wire upriogt. and comfortable,
genuine hair mattresses to match,
beds aloue if preferred. Seperate
bureaus, dressers and other chamber
furniture Id pleading variety. It's
to your interest to note our prices.
DAY & HENDERSON.
ARMORY BLOCK.
NO RECEPTION AT BAY CITY
Special t" the Guard
Sax Francisco, May 13. It is probable that President
McKinleyand his party will not make the tour of the
Northwest as contemplated ami arranged for owing to the
delicate state of health of Mrs McKinley. I
All public functions in this city have been dropped
from the programme of the visitors on that account, al
though Mrs McKinley's health is improving. Sho wai bet
ter this morning.
STEAMER ACCIDENT.
Speoial to I he Guar 1.
St Louis, May 13. Tho steamer City of Paducah sunk
in the Mississippi Iliver near this place today.
It is known that two lives were lost, wnilo twonty are
musing.
NORTHERN PACIFIC CONTROL.
Special to the Guaul.
New York, May 13. It is authoritively stated that
Hill, of the Great Northern, does not control tho majority
of Northern Pacific stock. He was caught napping when
i thought he held absolute control of tho situation.
NORDSTROM CASE.
8peci 1 to the GUAKT.
Washington, May 13. The United States Supreme
court has aftirmed- the decision of tho lower court in the
case of Charles W. Nordstrom, convicted of murder by a
state of Washington court.
His only chance to escapo capital punishment lies in a
pardon from tlie President.
"Lest We Forget"
Your attention is again
called to the fact,that
Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
U a specific for Cc.1.1 in tl e Head. T. Grippe, . Headache, and
all other Hrollar complaints. SATISFACTION Oli MOM.T BAC K.
Prepared and sold only al
Yerinqton's 9tb Street Drag Store,
EUGENE OREM
What's a table Richly spread
without a loaf ol Bonboniei e
Bread. Free delivery at all
hours.
DUNN & CO,
Phone Red 46-4.
Ninth Street.
A Railroad Change.
Special to oueid.
Portland, Ma? 13. W K Hunts, b r
R R conductor ou Mohawk brauob,
has resigned. K Li Forest, braketnan
on Lebanon local, has been promoted
to the run vacated by Bullis. The
change takes place today.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Committee Has Made Arrange
ments to Celebrate Memor
ial Day.
A FALSE RUMOR.
The S. P. Co. Will Not Connect
Lines at Creswell.
Special te the. Guard.
Portland, May 13. The report
that the Southern Paeillo Co. would
extend their Natron branch so an to
oonnectat Creswell is ctrtaluly a mis
take. Careful Inquiry develops that
there is no such rumor among railroad
people. It Is possible, but not definite,
that the Natron branoh will be ex
tended to the Hyland timber lands.
The matter Is under advisement at
present.
J W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
E WINERS vi FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Day & Henderson, Undertakers and
Emhalr ers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
Willamette Market
Oiierated formerly by
C M Youne ia now re
opened and conducted by
BRODERS BROS.
Who will keep a full eupply of all
kinds of meats.
Give ns a trial and we will guaran
tee satisfaction.
Broders Bros
THE
FAH0U5
Died. Word has been received here
that Jacob Frazler died at Pendleton
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Mr Fra
zler iDent a coup'e of aummera In Eu-
n-ane a few vears ago. and wa one of
the beat known men In Umatilla coun
ty, formerly being very wealthy.
Wornr-rust tinware Is liked better
than ever because It Is better known
Try some. F L Chambsrt Das it.
Summer
Shoes...
in all the latest styles,
toes, and colors.
GOOD SHOES
for -
Little Money.
$3.50
Walkover
Shoe
For Aen.
)-vld only by
DAVID
MM...
YORAN'S SHOE STORE
The special committee of J W Geary
Post No 7, Q A R, appointed to make
preparations for tha celebration of
Memorial Day and memorial services,
have about completed their arrange
ments.
a. Man Wallace will preach the
memorial sermon In the Christian
ouurcb, Sunday eveninz, May 2utb,t
730.
Klder Ford will deliver the memor
ial address In the same church on
Thursday evening, May SO, at 7:30,
and in addition an Interesting program
will be renderod.
The DUblio Is oordlally Invited to at
tend with us In our Sunday services,
and on Memorial Day it Is your duty
much as ours to lay aside the day
work and loin us In paying tribute,
the last sad rite to those comrades
"gone before," they who had done so
much for you, bbq we, uviug ti
rades, beg you to spend
with us in memory of all
rinnr.
To our business men e urgently re.
ouest that you, one and all, cloee your
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several places 01 Dusiuees " '"""-j
Mas 30. between the hours oi w
and 2 d m. that your neip, yuunwi.
and family and the customers may
psrtlolpate In this celebration.
Within a lew nays a iwuipi.
urarn will be published.
( R H MILI.F.R.
) John Inouam.
Committee j w w uArm r.
' K F Chapman
THE INTERSTATE DEBATE.
The Philippine Question Will
the Subject.
few hours
we bold so
prr
Winter
Photo Co.
Superior Photographs.
Chambers Block, Eugene.
C. 5. Farrow.
Ilealer iu Haretin marliinery
and imuleni-nte, al. real ertate.
Money 1 ned and rent collected on
reaaoua' e term.
Otl .-e crner .f 'h vd
ni?e f-te, KIGLNK,
Orwon.
Be
The second annual Intercollegiate
debate between the University of Ore
gon and the university of Washington
will be held in Villard Hall next Fri
day evening. The nueetion which
will be discussed Is, "Resolved, 'thai
the Permanent Retention of the Phil
ippines by the Uniltd Males Is De
sirable."
The university of Washington team,
consisting of D A Millet, '01; Kdgar O
Wright, '01. and William T Laube, '02,
will support the affirmative, w L,
vVbitllesey, '01; B C Jakway, '01, and
George O Ooodall. '02, will represent
the University of Oregon on the negs
tlve. The ludnes have uot yet been
seleoted.
way is.
Multnomah u.rn are now interested
considerably in ll'e coming meet with
the University of Oregon track team,
which will lie held in Portland May
'25, says I tie Portland Telegram. Since
the Calif irnlH O eon ti 'I I day, and
the fri-t time n tulc -iy a numtier of the
Oregi niuns, gr-.ve douhfa have been
expressed in certain circles a to the
ati'lltv of the club men to pull out a
victory,
Keo'ind eoher thought, however, Bnd
a thor itiitli umien-t-tinling of the altua
tlon, place a dillercnt light nu mat
ters, and lends to give strength to the
assertion ttmt the MultnomHh oltib
will win. I i the first place, it should
be stated that the lime made was un
doubtedly f t, that In, the watches
were fiut Timers admit that there is
nnthlny mure dilticull than to keep
exact lime, and it ft likely to be a trifle
fat-t or too alow. The timers did their
best, uudiiutiti illy, hh California secured
as good time, If not better, limn Ore-
goo; but mill Hi ro la a fmhug on the
part ot many thm the time w.,s uot
wholly accurate.
lu the lUU-yaid dn-.li, f ir instance,
Cadogan km credited with 10 list,
That he 011 ni.,.ke thin tune la true,
but bar 'ly j.rotiable In view of the
fact thai he had barely et. pped fioin a
ride from Bin Francisco. Coach
Christie, who knows bin nvin, said
that Ctdii.'.an wa-i not In condition to
run the 1 0 yard in HI flat. The Maine
with the o'her events, wheree-pecially
fait time wa made.
V. Iwip May, who acted as retereo to
the eat isfaci Ion of all intereatd parlies,
aaya he known from eXerlenoe how
hard it li I.; tlnie a mini, and that
without a great deal of experience, uot
a year, hut year, a mistake is Hal le to
happen. 8 cerl.iln wan lie that the
watchea were fust, Graduate Manager
Reno Hut 'hiiiMHi stated that no at
tempt would be ma le to clal m any
records but the hammer throw which
Plaw made, wimuthlng over 111'! fret,
Heater will lie the chief opponent
Multuoiipih will have lu Iho 10!)yard
dash, but Uammie ought to he - tile to
take first place from him. In 220,
Uammie will again appear, and It la
reuHOUatite to suppose he will Improve,
should have no tniuhle In bettering
his record of 23 fl it.
The quarter and half will undoubt
edly go t . O lull. He Is showing an
Improvement at the hands of Trainer
King, who predluts that his mau wll
fo the half mile In close to two min
utes.' With lllumeuthal entered lu the
44 first and seooud places are as good
as won for the Portland ooutlngent.
Healer, witli Ins feet In the broad
utup, has made II rat place a little uu-
oer'aiti, but Kerrigan will make a
good man for the "Winged M." The
weights may be floured as gaining tbe
moat points for Multnomah also.
lir-TO-DATK WUA1TE1.S POll
WIDK AWAKE PEOPLED e
OUR CORSETINK IX MANY OF
Ol'K WRAPPERS
Possesses tho essential feutureo of a
corset, without diseoinfort to the wearer.
Our wrappers tiro made in Standard
Prints, Poreales. Flannelettes, ete.
We have the latest, in seperato waists
and skirt wrappers. Try them. We can
meet you in prices that will suit, in fit
and quality.
In wrappers made (Vein standard
Prints, wo have them at (i"ie, Toe, SOc,
and 1.00. Our Percale wrappers are
stylish, 1.00. Sl.',r, 1.50, and $1.(18.
In Flanneletts wo leatl in prico and
quality. 1.00 worth 2.00.
. sirTi
P. FRANK & SON.
Choosing Something Toothsome
ror Dinner.
tireakfsnt or mipjior in aUwixv h
p.Hiwttre to th8s who lmk over
th nintiy dt-licm'ied tliat rouiprino
ourttwk of fancy Kroi;ur!it. We
hivve the wnrlt'a clu-iooHt product
in ila", tiiin mt t'H. kucru, ami put
up liy tho hMt iiiftliiHhi fur prrni rv
tion. Uurfn'nh arrivaU of piok'cH
auil olivea are choice atul low prieetl,
J. U. GREEN & SON-
Telephone) Main 25 1
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Save Your wife from the
Hot stove by buying your
FRESH BREAD SWEET
At HAMMOND'S
Leave orders to have it sent every morning by express
Orat all hours. X? ? jZ?
Try Westphalia
hams -sja -
AT 12 I-2 CTS
Dried beef shippod
to order.
A few California tomatoos
yet at 3 cans for 25 cts.
L C SKEELS.
Corner of 9th and Oak.
Hunter Rye.
Bommerville 4 Berger have been ap.
pointed Kugene agents for the oelebrat
d Hunter Baltimore Rye, one of the
heat whiskies manufactured. It la hot
lied by Wm Lanahan A. Hon, Baltl
more, Md.
The flavor of Hunter Kye Is onnc-n
trated from lu uniform quality, purity
and age, and Is always recognized.
Is the Atmrlrtn gentleman's whiskey
The High School Athletes.
The following vents were pulled off
Haturday afternoon at the High
school tryout afier the (Jl AKU went
in mens t
m.eiia throw Ooodall, Johnson
Gibson. 70 feet.
Broad Jump Kuykendall, Howe,
Crow. 1" ft, 0 In.
Pule vault John-on, Kuykendall,
Ilnlib. 9 fu
0-yd run-Crow, K ibb, JohnsoD.
61 seconds.
Shot put-Johnson, Waller, Oray.
. ft H In.
22-yd da-Ii Howe, Kuykendall
C.olili 2'.J second".
The hurdles and hammer throw will
be tried off during tbe comlug week.
The above Irom the Portland Tele-
grnui la of course Hie Portland view of
the matter, but we predict the Tele
gram will have at entlnly dlllereul
story to tell alter May 26.
Tub Wkndi.ino Mill, few peo
ple who have not visited the Booth
Kelly Co'a big sawmill at Wendliug
are aware nl the Immense output of
lumber from that mill, The OiiarI)
la informed that at present from 12 to
20 carloads of lumber are hauled out
from Wendliug daily and that on (
about June lat the mill will Iw run
ningday and night when it Is ex
acted that from 26 to M carloads will
be taken out every day.
Makkkt. The ladles of the Baptist
church will hold a market on Haturday
May lHth. IteMiemlur ths date.
A C.I ICNMMiH,
C II VAN I)UlfN
III EN your fruit gets low roniombor wo have
a lull lino ol canned and preserved at 15c,
2."ic and .55 cents, aecordin; to tho size and quali
ty. Look over this list and seo if there is some
thing you would liko for a chango.
Green Gage I'lums,
Kgg Plums,
White and Black Cherries,
Hllood Pineapples.
Lemon Hlng Peaches,
Yellow Crawford peaches.
Peeled Apricoti,
Barllett Peals,
Geo T Hall & Son.
For One ieoln
Lecture at U 0.
Dr J R Wilson, principal of the
Portland ancademy, will deliver one of
tbe special University leclures ou Tin r
day evening, May 14, ai p m In beady
Hall. HuLJ-cti "A College Ivlucailnn
as a Means of Knlarglng Experience."
Ramblkr'b Wastbii. We need
second hand wheels. Now Is time to
trade for a new wheel.
K E VC LA. HA It AN.
It memirer. I sH the beet fimlly
flour In Kugene, "A Wilhrlm A noil's
Kamnus Perfection," every sack gua'
anteed tod delivtred at any hour of
the day.
Mooh'i Ftio Htohc.
Jennings S Van Dip
Real
Estate
Exchange
Farm anl -ly pr'tprrty for hI. rnt
ami pxchaiitf-t. Mx'ny )nl Anl
rt-iitu f:ollwU-l on r-tut-'(ial.le tnnn.
your pr iprty with nit. :irrin-nin1ftit-
aolifit'tl. 1! 'fftr'ir hy
p nn wioti to l'imt Ntti'Hial Hank,
hiikft-nn, -i(iti. Call Mini pte ii
ftuil v will trt-ut yti riltt,
Otlice otr I-an Omuty ISmk, KuKfiie, Or.
Htn'lTtn wanting pht Iwffire
Oirimmiiri'iiicnt, aho-ilfl mil at orn-e
l,r iUini.. 'I lit w rk ia rmw'ittx
na D"W, ar.'l ff ptit f! l'imt, it l'.ir
m iiwi I itt 19 time tkfie ymir wrk
thn attention it hml'l havr. .Mil.e
m i.iiitiiirntn. if tuMihl-, aii'l early,
Cliiiiy clay .(f.
Every Tailor Made Suit
in Our House.
Ladies Attention!!!
15 per cent Reduction
On all Ladies Goods
one week only. No rosorve, all
in nut go. Tho l.eador of low
prices and style:.
FRANK
DUNN