Daily Eugene guard., October 21, 1901, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
PERSONAL.
l Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
KOli BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
liUARO Telephone, Ho Main 1S1.
Weather.
pedal to the Guard
Portland, Or, Oct 21. Toulght and
Tuesday fair.
Woi.LATiKR.
BREVITIES.
Fresh grass oed. F L Chambers.
Feed and groceries at Wliite'e.
Poultry supplier at Preston & Hales.
0erlon for will piper and paints
Or L iwe, optinian, wltli J H Luckey
J O WatUi, graduate ontidan, Eu
gene. Hee I'reaton fc Halo stock of "all
paper. House numbers, leave orders hi F L
Chambers.
Chicken lice paint (1 per gallon at
Preaton A Hales.
Fibbing tackle. Hee the new II li s at
F L Chambers'.
How about tbe wood you promised
to bring us?
Camp atoves and furniture to fit at
F L Chambers'.
Grass aeed new orop will aoon be
n. V L Chambers.
Mud gartla at Matlock A Goodcblld'e,
new McCluug block.
The largest atook of wallpaper and
paints la carried ay l'reatou A Hales.
Prusalan Block Food at Preaton A
Halea.
llloyole repairing Matlock A liood
oblld, new MuClung block.
Hedateade$l,60 woven wire matresa
$1.60. Top Distresses $2.00 at Day A
Henderson's.
All klnda of tlrea Matlock A Good
cblld, new McCluug black.
A complete line of sundries at Mat
lock A Uoodohild'a, the iiamblor
ageDta, new McClung block.
M O Warner tunes phtnoe mid
orniuiB. liupuirlug and polishing,
Builders' hardware of nil kinds, both
good and cheap, at F Jj Chambers'.
All wool aulta to your measure Iroin
Bttlein Wooleu Mill gooda. J Al Howe.
200 bloyolea Bold at the Crescent
tgunoy this year. A good thing, and
they are appreciated moat on an outing
or hard trip. You never have to lead
them In. Tbe Oroacaut. stands up.
Bee them at F L Ohambers'.
Fanning mills to oleau grain. F L
C'bambera.
Tents and wagon covers; nil alzesand
dliiieualoua at F U C'bambera'.
Full assortment of bugglea to select
from now, at F L. Chamber a'.
Another oar of liaolne bugglea Juat
arrived at F L Chambers'.
Bridge, Beaoh stoves and range j
nothing bettur built; eveu, a quick
oven. Quarnteed, with a water ooro
Hee them at F L Chambera'.
Oliver plowa for dry plowing. Bee
them at F L Chambers'.
qio. a. osoaa
laiAC C, STEVENS
Gross and Stevens
Real estate
City and country property
Hated and sold on favorable
terma. OlUce, over Kault.
mau'a store, Willamette at,
iiugeue, Oregon.
Winter
Photo Co.
Superior Photographs.
Chambers Block, Eugene.
Ram Hold-mlth la in the city.
l''rtd Kdwaula returned thia afior
uoon to Albany.
Kditur Mwirhead, of Junction, wtr
in Kugeue today.
Allien Wallace and wife are down
from Cottage (Jrovo.
Hon Jt A llooth went to Qrauta
Pa3 thia afterncin.
K I. Campbell and aon,uf Woo Jburn,
visited Kugene today.
Mr and Mra U B Kakln returned thia
afternoon from Cottage drove.
Uenrgo Hayes, of Alaska, is in Ku
gene viaitiug his brother Uobert.
John C'opgawell returned thia after
noon from a vlnlt to Linn county.
King Ilendevaon went to Portland
thia afternoon to pend a few days.
We are pleased to state that Mrs Wm
Reusbaw Is counlderably better today.
Jay Tibbetts, fi P fireman, running
out of Ashland, Is vla'.tiug In Eugene.
Horace McKtnley and Han Tarplay,
the timber men, were In the city to
day.
laaao Tliomai returned this after
noon from Cottage Orove after having
spent Bu inlay there.
Mr and Mrs J E Cross, of Lucky
Eoy, returned thia afternoon from a
abort visit at Halaey.
Mr and - Mrs J W White returned
thia afternoon from their wedding trip
to Puget Bound points.
Kevs C A Wooley nnd C Waehlte re
turned thia afternoon from their ap
pointmanta down the valley.
Miss Nettle ltsnnlnger, of Marcola,
who has been visiting in Kugene for
some time, returned home today,
Geo Handsakor returned thia after
noon to Junction City after having
spent (Sunday in Eugene with bis wife
and daughter,
A i) Weaver and wife, of Wijcanain,
arrived in Eugene today to visit their
old friends, Stephen" Siueed and wife,
of Waltervllle.
Ilaker City Herald: Arthur Low
ell, of the Baker City poatoffioe, who
has been at Kugeue visiting bla sick
father, has returned to his post.
JienJ U Mulkey and Champ (.'alio
way and wife have returned from
Hanta Clara, Cal, nnd will remain in
Eugene for a time. Mr Mulkey la In
about his usual health.
Hamilton Veatch, John Sherwood,
Wm Masturanft, Jne Oarroutte and
ltobt Veatch were among the Cottage
drove people who came down on the
afternoon train to take In the Maoea
bees' exerclsea tonight.
Hotel Arrivals
liUUKNB
W K Coflln, Cottage Orove
W F Brigni Cottage drove
J C Johnson, Cottage Orove
J W Hherwiwd, Cottage Grove
H W Veatch, Cottage drove
J) Cooler, CottiiKe droye
Mrs D Coot-.-r, Cottage Urove
W F Hart, Cottage drove
W W Masterson, Cottage drove
James Kdmunds, Portland
HHimwd A wf, Waltorvlllu
Altred a Weaver A wf, Temploton,
Wla
Ada It Weaver, Tompletnn, Wis
Allle ltryntmi, Plyii'oulli, Wis
B d West, Chieago
H Brooks, Creswell
W A Ogdeti, Creawell
U M Uuskins, Springfield
Willie Huyden, Wuudling
John Kelly, Weiidling
J Carlile, Hale
J K Bla.ln, Portland
A D Jamea, Junction
J Brown, Junction
W E Collin, Cottage drove
W F Brlgga, Divide
HOFFMAN
John Waring, Waltervllle
M T Fleming, Alaska
ti L Moor head, Juuotlon
K B Knapp, Bostou
J K Learned, St Paul
W D darmau A wf, Cottage Grove
W E Wella, Maplvtou
C A Uawsay, Chicago
J W Hofla, Portland
11 A Brewer, Portland
fiaiu doldBmith, Port land
The Imperial.
. Cottage drove, Or.'.Firatolass. Sample
room 30x50 feet, well equipped. -Kates
fl.00 and $2.00 tier day.
SHKKP ON SHABKS. A small
band of alieep to let on sliaiea. En
quire at this otllce.
BASKETS I
HIGH SCHOOL WON.
A Majority of More Than 200,
000 Votes Over the K of P.
THE DESERVE THE PlaHO.
The High School was an easy win
ner J n the Trowbridge piano coutest.
'I lie count of volts waa llulahed this
morning at 11:30 o'clock and the reault
shows the Hlg'.i School to have over
2M.0O0 votej more than tbe Knights of
Pythifs.
Following Is the rrault of tbe last
count:
High School 126,701
Knights of Pythias S0,281
The total vote for each was ee fol
lows: High School 629,02
Knights of Pythii-j .322,613
High Schnl's majority 200,413
11: ild'S these two organizations 60 or
CO other organizations, societies and
Individuals were voted for during the
progress of the contest but no serious
eflort was made to compete with the
two leading contestant).
This contrst was started shortly after
the Kimball contest wes started in
June and was conducted by 25 of the
merchants or this olty. As on the
other, for each 25-cent purchr is one
vote was given out.
The tickets neewsary to conduct the
contest, numbering over 150,000, were
all, with the exception of 2,000 or 3,000,
printed by the Guard.
Tbe school deserves the prize. The
students have worked hard for it, and
it will be a great convenience to
them at their concerts and other social
lunotione.
Surprise ill .tore Kir ti c 'i- "I t o.iuty in tli.i
Basket Line,
lv.r,'i t4l t" ft'C tticui own if V"U iWU .i'it d I'tiy.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
CI
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I AX BILLY Dr$
More Target Practice.
Quite a equad from the regimental
band aud Companies A and C, the
three organizations to compete in a
rille shoot on Thanksgiving day, took
part In target prctice at tbe O N G
range in the Chapman field Bouth of
the city yesterday. Following are
some of the beet scores made:
HAND,
Christian 4 5 6 4 321
Vincent 3 2 4 4 417
Cheshire 3 2 4 2 5 16
K Gllatrap 2 2 3 4 4-15
Uranstetter 0 3 4 4 415
COMPANY C.
Horgt Curile... 6 4 3 3 4-19
tf.Tgt Butcher 3 4 4 3 317
Beit Hchwerlug 4 5 3 3 2-17
COMPANY A.
Bergt Wllloughby 8 4 3 4 2-16
Corp Burnett 0 4 4 3 516
Sergt White 2 4 3 3 3-15
I. 0. 0. F. Sociable.
Wednesday, Oot 23rd at 8 p m at 1 O
O F Temple. All meinlurs, both
brothers aud slsteis are rtquc ited to be
present, and any visiting brother or
slater who may be in our midst are In
vlteil to be with us on that evening.
By order of Committee
G. A. C
lt-nular meeting Friday eveniug,
Oct 25, at 7 30. After order of busi
ueaa and post olosfl, there will ba a
literary entertainment for the "boye1'
and their families. Comrade Hopkins
aud family will be present and furnish
fine muslo.
W M Bhkrman, 8 V C.
New Ads Today.
Hampton Bros
J U Green & Son.
Janney & Meyer.
Geo T Hall & Son
Llat your property with drcis A
Stevens, real estate dealers.
MR. FRAZKK'S RECITAL
The Young Musician Certainly;
Has a Brilliant Future.
The music nci.al at Villard hall Sat
urday night was an ani-tie success.
The great au-li.-iKV, the sympHtbeii.'
bearing, and intelligent appreciation
combined to unke sincere triti-ite
to the genius of t . young artist.
Eugene lias or " f"-' pf'Ud
of Arthur L Fn..-r and the
promise of a b Hii i-it enc;r ih-t future
uudoalitedly lias for him
ProrNa-.li he.s pr-Mind to Kug-ne
audiences aoine exce'ierit pupil-, bu
none wbone w-rk Ion t"-en ioiti
piophetio of unusual bU'-C'-.--s.
Tbe proi-ram was a happv conibioa
tlon of the iutellc a ml and .-mo lonal,
requiring technique Bnd ini -rpreimion,
tbe variety ottered makii'g It po-iailple
for all clashes of heaiem to enjoy t tit
even log.
The vocal nututnrs by Ml-s lieiilia
Rowcna Templetnn - re uiho much
apprecoiied hoi! rrll-ctrd credit U in
tlie tb. rough trsluing o' her teacher.
Mies Hansen. The flexibility of her
voice waa disp'ayed iu t lie beautiful
Vlllanelie of 1) II 'Aicpia, while her
other nunib rs sliowea her ti ne pro
duction to rt at hdVKii'aiB She ws
ably a sihtnl ny her acc )mpauii-t, Miss
Carrie M Fori, who is achlevli g a
repututiuu for sympathetic and intel
ligent accompanying that uiakss her
much in demand.
Mr Frazcr played selections from
Bothnven, Schumann, i hopln, Mosz
kowskl, Kullak and o'her ma-ters.
His extraordinary teciiiiique aud self
confidence carrlnl him triumphantly
thruugh all the varied dilllculties of
the compositions presented, all of
whioh hud been memorized. Added
to the Ihoicngli and aiustaking drill
he has received from Irs teacher, he
pesfefses a musical uatur.) wiihout
which intelligent in'crpielili.oi is
impossible. Is the funeral inan-li of
the Beethoveu Sonata and iu the
Godard seleo-iou hie pedaling brought
out the theme in clear relief, while his
delicate touch was displayed iu the
Chopin numb?ia. The must ditlleult
number in bis promum wa- tneuctave
Study by Kullak. This made the
greatest demauds on bis technique,
and the enthusiastic recall he received
demonstrate! the satislaction of the
audience as to bis buccs of the per
formance. Mr Froz-r's luture is fu'l of proinsc.
BREVITIES.
A New Fire Net.
The new lire net recently adopie 1
by one of the metropolittn lire depart
ments bei Iicji) such a greut success h.
a life saver, that its universal ad iption
ia predict d iu the uear future. Every
one tnbet spvcal interest In any i
Veiition tlu-t will save or prolong Hie
This is the rer ou so many people have
been praising he merlN ol Hn,(ett..r
Stomucli Bitters during the past fifty
years, i tils .le.'- initllcine has done
more to promo, e lie ,;t-i mid long life
thuu any other in ixisu-nce. It, will
cure dyspepsia, Indigestion, belching,
flatulenry, iusoiiuila, nervou.net s nnd
malaria, lever aud a-ue. Muny prom
imut ptiyslciaua recmituaud it. lie
uietngiveit atrial. Tl.e genuine
must have our Privme Die Stamp over
the ueca of the bottle.
Hkrhoi.I) at Moscow. The Tort
land Telegram football editor eays:
"Idaho ia being coached by Fred D
Herbold, foimerly of llu University
of Oregon, and later of Perdue. Her
bold is a good coach, and Is worfcirjg
his men into shape for the hard strug
gle! that will ome later on."
A High Gbaub Piano Ia one of
the chief delights of the tnc lern home.
Now is the time to buy one at a very
low price sud at almost your own
terms. D.i not miss this opportunity
aud cal! as anon f possible at the new
piano store in the Titus block, 615
Willumetiiairest, Josef Mueller, mau
tser.
Warm days have not ma rially lessened
tlio ell"jg of winter inppliM,
Women's Suits,
Jackets and Furs.
The Styles are new.
Patterns and colors are'becoming
Assortment is generous.
lU!
Pearl
A lr.y-ir- Id son if W A' Martinis
ljUitt- -I' -.
Knurl Ki-rlf li-t- ro-ki.fd his
tiou in " ti Friendly ' k.oio.
For 'l kinds of lathe i.t!;, call ""
Wall "tclllbl, lft -Me
block.
Ge II Kelly and fain ly in-ivnl into
ths Milur r-nitleni--, S-r n
slret-L tud.iy.
Before Inlying leal estate et-e Groi-a &
.St-v.-n-.
B'.inlio r I icyiv.e.-t Matlock i liiKid
clnld, ik-u McCtuug block.
Miea Ida Xoil.-iuger, tin newly
elected teacher iu the Kugeue public
schools, spent Sunday visiting uear
HaU-y.
rlemy Hudley a.id FraLk Uciss, of
Ctow, lift this afternoon for Heppner
where they eApect to engage in the
gri'Cc-iy Lu.-,ineis.
The street sprinkler is on duty as
utual alihousih this is the Vl-e "f Oc
tolier. Aud many people touu "It
always rains iu Orego-i "
First cla-8 repairing at ilatmck &
Goodchild's, the B nut ter ageip i, new
McCluug blocK
The woolen mill boniK coiii'iiittee
will In nut again tomorrow hi d will
continue to work until the fcXU'JO Is
raised.
Large audiences greeted Evangelists
Iluriou aud Kslieliuan at jeslerday's
services'at the Christian church. There
were six accessions, making ten since
theiueeting commenced.
Wallace McCaiuaut, of Portland, so
tbe Bker City Herald In au
interview, stated that "Geoigu E
Chamberlain, democrat, will be a hard
mn to beat, ami ttiat tjetr will be tbe
elrougett mau to put against mm."
Ed Casey, the fellow who saw snakes
is getting better aud will sunn be liber
ated iromj ill Haturday eveuing he
was turned over to fcthtiltl' Withers
aud transferred from the city jail to
county jail. It wrs tnoughi ttiat he
had t ecome lusane but it whs only a
prolongation of the jlm jams.
The High School Hhliomathtau so
ciety met Friday evening, Oct 18, and
elected the billowing olHcers. Presi
dent. Mabel Poill; vice president,
Gertrude Gray; secie'ary, Jessie Pad.
doclt; in-Hsurer, Helene Robinson
eer;:- -.: i-at-iirm-., Kadie Kurd; rep rier,
Iva C x; critic, Kiniiii Green.
Tins is positively tile Inst wtek of
the UJd iver's 8le i f the TA Gilbert
hnnkiupt sto.k of shoes in the 11-ilden
buildiug on Willnmttte slnei tioar
Tenth sin stf as 1 am going to l. ,ive
i-Jum-iie fi'r Sin Franciscu, ''ul, next
Suinbty uud lam now -.1 oi.tring
the leui-iioder of the slock at . :i own
price.
Sol I'ki Iltceiver.
Maccabicks' jSstkktinmbnt. To-
niut iu U.ld bellows' temple the
Knights and L idle- of tt.e Maccabees
will give an etit jrtaiumeut. aud ba'i
qnet, after the iuiti ition of about 40
candidates into the K O T M. A
largo delegation of Knigh's and Li
dies came down from Cottage Grove
this afternoon In assist in theexerci (s,
at d i n enjoyable time is auticlpated.
A good musical aud literaiy program
has be3n piepared for thk publio part
of the exercises.
a w -
boston Kubber
Goods Cheaper
DON'T
FORGET
THAT
ALL
RUBBER
GOODS
ARE
MUCH
CAEAPER
THIS
FALL.
Well wa have eveijUda,, 1:, ,
t an t very wall . without the,u (!' "k
lai goods in m all an, kwn
Bestou take, the cake Z -t'
need em now, nearly eiery Tl
at such a small margin ol t,KiL ,.W'
t the best quahty of , " ?
the second quality l,.X V.h"l'
priced them low euouKh to int're,t ,'u.
25 p..
Er
FE'
IF
R Frank & Son,
Clearance Sale of
Public School Attend anck.
Snperintendant K. ohdnlt today In
formed a reporter that the attendance
of pupils at the public schools rtaehed
tbe 911 mark the lat'sr part of last
week, and several more entjred this
morning. The 1000 mark will prob
ably be reached yet. Professor Becb
dolt says tlie grammar grates in both
the Pattersou and the Gear;- schools
are very niunh crowded.
Will GivKjiO.-Jasper Wilkins, of
Coburg, waa In Eugene taday. He
informed theGuiKI) that although be
lostfSJ5 on the cannery and $101) ou
the Bteauier Eugene, he has faith In
the wooleu milt (.r .position and will
be oue ol 20 to give M to the J8U0II
bonus.
DlKl). Mrs N7a Hayes, wife of
Homer Hayes, died & today at
the home of her lather, Park
Zumwalt. near F.ln.ir, fr,., ....
) UI CM.-
sumption The fuueral will be belo.
1 1 ciiirrtirty ,
baj & iienuerson, Undertakers and
E,n!ial?iers. Car. INil. and ?th st$.
J. w. an mum m
Th wotnpn h.w ko.m1 lianl whm. t,l t).Ttt,lt ni.lv tn w. r
Ul.ru-!iuih liwn Wtl'.ttxuichlr mmol. ul T "
tc th.it h
Tailored Suits $5 to $25.
Jackets up to $30.
Furs start at $1.50
H. FRIEN
watch on: ad
DLY. i
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V C.-f ;;iv4t
The Latest Decorations
arc all in the stripe
I'i'oeU. Nothing can
Kr.t it for l.f.uiiy and
(I'.-.aT.ty. (.'oiiii. ami
allow us to t-liow you
.-onto of the t-ll'. cu.
W.ill Taper 4
Paint Co.
JJ W.t Elihth gl
Overton
Crocked
Will commence Saturday, September
tinuo until our entire open stock of cZ."
sold. We will .ell this ligardlow of cjfe
room for other goods which are on the!
Come early for bargains.
N. T. Wilson.
i
& IN BULK ? ?
Pi-, n... d.i,
It ooZZU HAMMOND'S CAFE
served in any Myle. Open until 3
Eastern and Olympia
ysters
O
MmmfflmmiimmmiimtrmiiriiiijfiiraMmiiiBE
Macedonia's Cry
"Come over and help us" to dispose of
S our stock of Extracts. All flavors.
Finest in the city. At a reduction.
Don't forget our number,
588
Willamette Street
W. B. McKINNq
llUIUllllliU JUmilUUilUUilUlUllUUIW
Troy Laundry 0
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS.
All the machinery and appliances are
up-to-date in every respect. Possesses
every convience for turning out the very
best of wo-k. Try us and be convinced.
Watch fr our wagon and the telephone
number Clothes called for and delivered.
MRS. E. S. PRITCHETT, Hanager
1
E HAVB on hand jnt nveneA
GLNS and KIFLES. We
ho lw ,n the T, nit,,,, Statell w
"11 yon a hue douhl, barrel ,hot irnn
S 8.0O,lj.00and S-'.'.IHI. Fine double
"..n, we .ell are reliable, rood im- "
you buy a gur e that it in mked
Sold by Barker Gun Works,
Engene, Oregon.
If it ha. that brand od it, you can re.t aaaured that If. cod cm.
2,vll,brPr.H,at..-).-r, and ..o. We can alw. -T'MI 'h' i
Tr.t.r mi, M"rl"' at the lowest price, you er heard .
l li":W:tUor-'.-,,atSlo.m. W. have thwe If ? ' ,rn
i-l.l. .-wa. We ll all klDda of A.nniiition at KOt-'KliOl t
BARKER GUN VVORK
Eugene, Oregon.
Pare "Ingredients
Kvcry pound of Hour and cverv other ing"Jlpr
that gm-s into RONBONIERE HOME
HKEA1), is ai pare, wholesome and '.T
adulteration as can bo found in anvladyK''c"
en in the land. Free delivery at all liou".
H. W. DUNN S: CO.
Phone Rtd 46 4.
39-EastOth St.
FOR "GoodiK-s" sake eat P.onboniere Home M!t
BREAD