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VOL. 19.
TUESDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, MAY 21, 1901
TUESDAY EVENING
o Close
Out....
Ladies' tailor made suits....
All new Spring styles.
Call at once before this line is broken.
Our prices no doubt will
move these goods at once.
IPTOfJ BROS.
NO 121
General Lapus of National Guard Fame
FAVORABLE FOR STRIKING MACHINIST
Special to the UcABD.
Washington, May 21. Reports from all over the
country to the effect that one thousand leading iron man
ufacturing firms have agreed to and signed the scalo of
hours and wages demanded by striking machinists.
Ihe outlook for a settlemunt of the strike
iL. ..... . .
Hie men is very iavoraoie
holding out.
although many
in
firms
favor of
are still
This is for you to read.
Go
To
N R Gaylord's
For a good Piano or Organ.
For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo.
For good Accordions and Harps.
Music
Store.
All kinds of of Musical Instrument Repaired.
Hale' Rlnrk Finfene.
musical mcrcnanaise . . . ,J
Lest We Forget"
Your attention Is again
called to the factthat
Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
Is a .pacific for Cold in the He. Gripw, Headach. and
all otlier aimilar complaint SATISFACTION OB MONhY BACK.
Prepared and aold only at
Yerington's 9th Street Drug Store,
EUGENE OREGON
IIAZUsTG CADETS EXPELLED.
Special to tbe Guard.
Washington. May 21. Secretary of War Root aimroves
the findings of the board of officers detailed as a court mar
tial to investigate hazing at West Point.
X lve cadets will be expelled and six others suspended
for different periods of time.
GENERAL KAPUS SUICIDED.
Bppcial to I be Guar 1.
Portland, May 21. General William Kapus, who was
very prominent in the organization of the old Oregon Na
tional Guard, committed suicide this morning.
All the circumstances go to show that he was tempo
rarily insane when he committed the deed.
CONGRESSMAN DROWNED.
Special tn the Guard,
Victor, Colorado, May 21. It is believed that John
M. Glover, a Missouri congressman, has lost his life in the
flood that is raging in this locality.
PERSONAL.
What's a table Richly spread
without a loaf ol Bonboniere
Bread. Free delivery at all
hours.
DUNN & CO,
Phone Red 46-4-Ninth
Street
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EHBUHERS and FUHERAL DIRECTORS
Da; & Henderson, Undertakers and
Enters. Cor. Hit, and 7th, sts.
Willamette Market
Operated formerly hf
C M Young is now re
opened and conducted by
BRODERS BROS.
Who will keep a full supply of all
kinds of meat.
Give u a trial and we will guaran
tee satisfaction.
Broders Bros
Summer
Shoes...
in all the latest styles,
toes, and colors.
GOOD SHOES
for
Little Money.
YORAN'S SHOE STORE
THE
FAHOUS
$3.50
Walkover
Shoe
For Men.
Bold only by
DAVID
MM... !
Winter
Photo Co.
Superior Photographs.
Chambers Block, Eugene.
C. S. Farrow.
P.aler !u Harvesting machinery
and imuleovnt., also
M"n.y loaned and rent oollected on
reasonable terms.
Office comer of fith and
lire Sts, EUGENE,
Oregon.
Students wanting pnotne before
Commencement, should call at oooe
loraittiMS. Ihewnrk ia crowding
and If put ofl long, ..leave.
too little time togire your work
the attention it should bare. Make
IaotmenU. if po-ible, and early.
Cloudy days good.
MIbb Edna Hailley, of Crow, was In
Eugene today.
O F Knox went to Cuttane Orova to
day on business.
Attorney Woodoook oame home from
Salem last night.
Attorney h D Norton, of Grauta
Paas, la in the olty.
M O Warner left tbia afternoon for
a business trip south.
Mra R 8 Bean returned borne today
after a abort visit in tbla olty.
Cbaa Coobran returned tbla after
noon from a visit to Cottage Urove.
Miss Anna Awbrey returned this
afternoon from a abort visit at Cottage
Grore.
Attorney and Mra J 8 Medley re
turned bom to Cettage Grove tbls
afternoon.
Mrs L B Logan returned tbls after
noon from a visit with her daughter,
Miss Fay, at Portland.
Mrs J E Ferguson has relumed to
Astoria, after having visited Kev and
Mrs W B Holllngsbead.
Otto Pickett, who officiated at the
Interstate field meet yesterday, re
turned borne to Portland tbla after
noon. Mrs TV E Calkins,1 of Beattle, who
has been visiting her slater, Mrs
Leonard Gross, left this afternoon for
home.
Chae Pierce arrived up from Port
land last nlrht and today went to
Ashland. Mr Pierce Is one of the new
cannery men.
Rd Bryson, the well known gradu
ate of the U O, and who has Jusl
completed his second year In Columbia
law eolleee. attended tbe neiu meet
yesterday.
Miss Nina Bchoepa, of Portland, who
baa been vIMtlng her friends, Ml
Lulu Holmes sad Lizzie Hacbney, U
n students, for a few days, returnea
borne today.
George Fisher and W M Uenehaw
returned from the Blue Jttver mines
veaterdav. They report everytning
loom I nil in tlie amriei ; vviiiio ku
they experienced several snow storms
u M rivland. superintendent of
tbe Olds, Wortiuan & King depart'
m'nt store, In Portland, was In Eu
ni tiKlav. Ho was formerly In bus
and bas many friends
luM Ha has been visiting bis untie,
A I) Hylaurt, Lowell, for some lime.
Otho Roberta bas arrived borne
from Athena where he bas been In the
amnlnv of Tavlor 4 Jarman, formerly
of Ibis city. Mr Roberts says tbe
gentlemen are doing a splendid bual
and now conduct two stores. He
will remain lo Eugene permanently,
U 0 Light and Heating Plant.
Special to the Guard.
Portland, May 21, 3:37 p in. Tbe
oommlttee of the Board of Regents
having tbe letting of the contract for
the construction of a building for tbe
light and beating plants of the Uni
versity of Oregon has adjourned till 8
o'olook Ibis evening.
Excursion to Portland.
Toe D O athletic management will
run an excursion to the Oregon-Mult
nomah field meet, wliloh occurs in
Portland May 2. Tbe apeolal car
will loave Eugene Friday, May 24, at
2:08 p m, and return Sunday afternoon
Round trip tickets $5. Tickets can be
prooured at the Corner Drug Store, or
from the undersigned.
C N MuArthdh,
Ray Goodrich.
Good Literature for Penitentiary.
The college T M 0 A will send a box
of good literature to tbe state peniten
tiary early next week. Those desiring
to help Id tbls worthy matter may
leave books or periodicals at J U
Green's store, or they wilt be called for
If notlos Is sent to John Hondsaker.
Girl Wants Place.
Wanted. A reliable party to take
mm of nlace during summer. Bee
F L WaeiiBUBK, 11th and High
etr ts.
Situation wanted by a young woman
In a family to do general household
work. Inquire at onoe or address,
Mias Violet Hahdinoi
Hoffman House, Euegen.
Da. CLAKirtca Kkekb. Canyon
City Eagle: Dr Clarence W Keene ar
rived In Canvon City Monday from
Portland with tbe view of locating
here to practice med lei ne. Tbe doctor
la a graduate of the medical depart
ment of the University of Oregon at
Eugene, and has been lo active prao
tlce during the past two years In the
oity hospital of Portland. He has se
cured rooms In tbe Eagle building tn
hich be will shortly open his office.
Married. Lon Moore and Mlaa
Maggie Williams were united In mar
Mage last evening at 9.80 o'clock at the
bride's home near the Wlllametle
river bridge, by Justice C A Winter
melir. The young people are (Mlt
well known In Eugene and their
friends wish them much happlnm
and prospi rlty.
POPRTY Roi.D. E J Fraaler haa
consummated tbe sale of the Rlehard
Bauer property of Ki acres near Bangs'
Park, known as the MoCrady pNoe, to
H J Valentine, Jost out from lows
Consideration $3000. Mr Valentine
and family have moved to the place
and will reside there permanently.
Loo Daivi Jap Hills has plioed
1,1.00,000 feet of Inge into the river and
the drive was started for the Cprlng
field sawmill yesterday.
j PROGRAM
Arranged for Memorial Services
Next Week.
PARADE TO BE FORMED.
Sunday evening, May 20, Colonel
Yorau ami slat!', with Companies A
aud (', O N u, as rC"rt, will f..mi ou
Willamette elr.et, riht reeling nu
Teuth. J W deary P.wt, GAR,
Women's Rt lief Coro", Ladies of the
Q A R, and ront, of Veterans will form
on Ninth aired, light resting nu Will
amette, in the order named at 7:15
aharp, anil march without delay, to
the Chriftmn church, wli.n the Mem
orial sirinon will be prcaoli'd by Kev
Mao H Wallace, attainted by the several
ministers of tliocily. Tiie publlo aro
most cordially Invlied to attend this
uervlot'.
MKMOKlil. DAV, THUKMMY, MAT 3D.
The exerol.es for the day will be as
followa: l'roiiiiiily at 10 a in, under
ordere of I'oiurmlo tj W. linker aw
marshal, and Beit II Miller ul V K
Taylor im HH-.WiantH, CoImiii'I Yorau
and stall, ( .unpi-nipc A mid C, UNO,
aa osoorl, will form on Willamette
tstreel, ri lit retting on Tenth. J W
Ueaiy Post, W It C, Ladiea of the G A
R, and rt of V, In the order uamed,
will form ou Ninth . t eel, right renting
un lllaniette. t-ue--mibUU-au'l
cliilttteu-wtri fmiu-ou Oak street, right
rerttlug ou Ninth, facing north.
Mayor and Chy council lu carriages,
cltizeua in oarrhtges aud ou foot will
form ou 0.ik street, right resting ou
Ninth, facing south.
i'rompily at 10:3.) the line will
move under the marshal's and aaeia
titnu' orders. Moving south on Will
amette to E'.eveuth street, east on
Eleveiith to Hilyard, south ou Ullya d
to Thiiteeiith, eaat ou Thirteenth to
oouuty road, thence to the ueiuetery.
After exerci.es ly the GAR aud Phil
ippine veiemtiH, the line will be dis
missed. EVEMINU KXKHCiRKS AT CHRISTIAN
CHIIHCeT.
The esuoit of the morning Hue will
assine same foruiatiou at 7:15 promptly,
ou Willamette Klreot; with G a R Post
aud kindred organization on Ninth
street aud move to Christian church.
I'HOUKAU ATOHUKCH.
8lnging-"Hall Colunibl," Audience
led by University Qurtette
Invocation Rev M L Rose
University Que r telle "Nearer My
God to Thee"
President Frank Hlrong, Professors
Gleun, Dun and Kessler.
Address Elder Dr Ford
Hinging Uuiversity Quartette.
Decoration of Copbinea by 13 little
ooys, also representations of Goorge
aud Lady Washington, and Goddess
of Peace and Liberty.
Hinging University Quartette
Hong "America," audience, led by
University Quartette,
Everybody Is cordially requested to
take part In all servloes with us. All
old soldiers of all wars, the blue aud
the gray, to unite In the (roper ob
servance of this occasion.
Committer.
Ail-Around Athlete.
l'ortlaod telegram.
It Ib now announced that Heater, of
the University of Oregon, Is tbe best
tennis player in Eugene. His list of ac
complishments includes pole vaulting,
hurdling, Jumping and running. Cau
he play oroijuel?
TlitmsiioN Lake Ckeek. Green
leaf correspondence! Armstrong says
that three or four years from now he
will bring his steam logging outfit Into
Nelson Creek valley, lay a track down
Nelson creek to Lake creek and go to
getting tlmlier ofl' the laud he bas ac
quired there. That valley contains
probably the largest oompaot body of
Douglas spruce timber In the world,
aud Armstrong baa practically secured
the greater part of It.
N Hharp, late of Loe Angeles, Ctl,
has accepted a poaitlou In E E Mo.
Claiinhau's repair shop. Two expert
bicycle repairmen are now connected
with this shop.
UP-TO-DATE WttAPPERS TOR
WIDE AWAKE PEOPLE- & &
OUR CORSETINE IN MANY OF
OUR WRAPPERS
Possesses tho essontial features of a
corset, Without discomfort to the wearer.
Our wrappers aro mado ia Standard
lrints, Percales, Flannolottes. etc.
We have the latest, in separate waists
and skirt wrappers. Try them. We can
moet you in prices that will suit, in fit
and quality.
In .wrappers made from standard
1 rints, wo have them at 65c, 75c, 80c,
and $1.00. Our Percale wrappers aro
stylish, $1.00. $1.25, $1.50, and $1.08.
In Flannolottes wo load in prico and
quality. $1.00 worth $2.00.
P. FRANFC&, SON!
Choosing Something Toothsome
For Dinner,
breakfast or supier is always a
pleasura to those who Im.lc over
the many delicacies that couiprie
our stock of fancy ip-ocerlee. We
have the world's choicest product
ill iiIshs, tins and pHttkakCM, anil put
uphylhe best methikla f,.r prenor
viitio i. Our frtsh arrivals of pickles
and olives are choice aud low priced,
J. 0. GREEN & SOU.
Talephone Main 26 1
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
Or at all hours. j& j&
Try Westphalia
hams --
AT 12 1-2 CTS
Dried beof shipped
to order.
A few California tomatoes
yet at 3 cans for 25 cts.
L C SKEELS.
Corner of 9th and Oak.
rl'
IE have finished opening the latest pro
duction of the English Potteries in a
1l7li T- i n - is ...
iimn vvmie uoyai oemi-rorceiain with a
email imbossed odgo like tho Havelando Ran
som pattern. It is in opon stock, bo we can
sell you one piece or a largo size sot; and the
price is tho lowest it has over been for No 1
Porcelain. Come and havo a look at it. If
you do not need any now you will later.
Geo T Hall & Son.
A C JKNMNGH,
(.' It VAN IiL'YN
Jennings & Yan Duyn
Real
Estate
Exchange
Vrm nd ctf pi"Trtjr for mU, fnt
ml flirhknut. MoTiny Inane) ftnI
rent ollecUd on rtn Urtin.
l.(t ffir pmirrlv with un, CorrtM
tiii Ian- rVii,c.ti 1. H"'frnr hf-
Ia-rt'"- :oo V 1 irni National Batik,
Clin isM ir-9m. ('.til anil n ua
aVutl Wt ll0tt ou ritfliU
Offiu ortf Lao teVma lavnk, Kuf o. Or.
For One Week
Evcry;Tailor;Mado Suit
in Our House.
Ladies Attention!!!
15 per cent Reduction
On all Ladies Goods.
ono week only. No reserve all
must go. The Leador of low
pricos and t tyles.
FRANK
DUNN.