Daily Eugene guard., May 29, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY
MAY 29
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BREVITIES.
6 JARO Telephone, No Main :
WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday parity oloady
wun probably light showers.
Brau
Hootob oookles Bonbonlere.
Fsal and groceries at White's.
Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene.
Home made doogbnuta Bonbonlere.
Overtons for wall paper and palnte
J O WatU, graduate optloian, En
tenr.
HeeJanney'a new line of Elk but.
tons.
ah Kindi or obloken supplies at
Moou'e.
Hot or oold lonchei on abort notice
Jioti bonier.
8,aldln'i table tennla at Pain
Kay's.
Hhavlng 10 oente. No 41 West
Jftgbtb street.
' oon sella kerosene, oaae and balk
alio maoblne oil.
A landtllda In prloee of photograph lo
wore ai ine welder Studio.
Moreen doora and windows at Loagb
miller 4b Peter's.
Will M Morrow, up-to-date plumb.,
ing. rnone rea, 478.
M R Jan nay, graduate optloian
Examinations free.
a. 126, 136, 40, Moon's prioes on
oioyoies. it ooats nothing to see tbem
Bioyole repairing on a moderate
soale. Terms moderate too. Moon.
Three dosen stamp pbotne for 25o at
the Welder Btudlo, oorner Beventb and
Willamette,
When yon hear ilslghbellt, lookout
ror tne iionbonlere Bakery wagon,
Good plea, cakes, etr.
Bee Al A Hlmmous for stamps and
pnotos, at lowest rates. Sixth and
Willamette streets.
OUK CLEAN UP SALE NOW ON.
MUOES OUT FROM
10 to 40
per cent
In our China, Crockery,
Glassware, Fancy and
Novelty Department.
Come just to see.
Little money
buys lots of
goods.
Not necessary to buy;
Come just to soe
Clean up sale.
Great American
Importing Tea Go.
SO IST NINTH BTfltlT.
EUGENE, ORE.
Moon tells oils, kerosene and castor
lao oyllnder oil and oompound.
The Republicans will bare a final
rally at tbe armory Saturday evening.
A first-class experienced blotole re
pair man now at Chambers' hardware,
Full line of bike sundries at down
to-date price at Chambers' bard-
ware.
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photos at
tbe Welder Btudlo for a abort time
only.
New stock of wall paper now In. A
I lew remnant! at J orlce at Chambers'
bard ware.
The mall clerks on tbe trains have
given notloe that they will positively
aooept nothing but letters from anyone
at tbe depot. Bo govern yourself ac
cordingly,
Professor Sweetser of tbs U O, has
leased tbe Loomla reeldenoe on East
Twelfth street now occupied by Prof
Dunn, SDd will take possession later lo
tbe seaton.
Tbe report of tbe secretary of the
stste grange now In session at Balem,
shows that Lane county has five
granges with 142 members. The total
membership In tbe state la 8786.
The big cask of whiskey at W M
Rensbaw's liquor bouse oontalned
271 gallons, Eleven men guessed the
number of gallons correotly. Tbe
guesses ranged from 60 to over 2000
gallons.
On aooount of the Illness of Rev B F
Rowland, pastor of tbe M E churob
the service of Profs Dunn and Bweeteer
have been secured for next Sunday,
Further announcements will appear
in (Saturday's Qdabd.
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
Petition for W 0 Zeigler, Mis
11 Collier and Dr W I Chesh
ire to Run.
EuanNE, Hay 27, 1902.
Mb W O ZiieiLER, Mrs 0 M Collier,
UBWL CHB8HIRB!
We, the undersigned, believing you
to be In every way qualified for tbe
position of director of tbe Public Sobools
of this olty, and reposing full trust
and confidence In youi Judgment and
in your ability to malntal i the char
acter of our sohooli for tiHoient work
well as your wise economy In ad'
ministration, hereby petition you to
permit your names to come before tbe
qualified voters of Sohool DlitrlotNo
4 at tbe election on tbe 16th of June
for tbe office ol director iu said dlstriot.
Signed:
J W Kays E O Potter
F L Chambers G D Linn
a E Moms A Hampton
J Hampton F B Hayes
W H Hoflrnan J L Page
W li MoKlnuey P.E Rnodgrass .
L H Potter Cbaa L Bcott
T Q Hendricks Ell Banes
FMWllklns F B Dunn
A U Woodcock J Btraub
J B Weat tieo F cjraw
E H logham J F Sterner
W Q Oordon H Gordon
US Frank P Fiauk
W A Kuykendall W K Scarborough
W G UlUtrap W W Moore
M 8 Barker A K Patterson
1 Patteraou Frank E Dunn
F G Young
Unity News.
Special to Qaaid,
Unity, May 28.-R O Edwards will
resume his logging, operations In a few
days for tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
tie will probably put In from two to
four million feet.
Several candidate will be baptized
after the servloee by Rev Ulitlns Bun
day. A basket dinner will be served.
A H E baa beught a moving
ploture outfit and will soon start
out to give exhibitions.
The candidates were here Monday.
Those for the legislature pledged them-
selves to vote for a bill to authorize the
oonnty court to fix rate on logging
streams where Improvements are re
quired. We tliluk some responsible
party should have the privilege for
Fall Creek, as it will take several
thousand dollars to put It fu proper
shape.
Dby Goods Stoker. The dry goods
stores will remain olosed tomorrow
from 10 o'clock during the remainder
of the day.
Heavy field and yard wire fenoe
only 60 oenta rod at Chambers' hardware.
PERSONAL
ITNicklln was up from Junction
City today.
Mlae Pearl Mlllor returned home
this afternoon.
DrC W Lowe returned this after-
noou fiom a trip south.
Mr E U Lee vett to Juuotioa City
tnia arteruoou on a visit.
Miss Graoe Belknap, of Prinevllle, Is
visiting Miss Mollis Elliott.
J W Gulley and family, of Crew
well, are visiting In Eugene.
Mrs W J Royoe went to Albany tble
aiternoon to epend a few days.
Mrs John Oliver went to Cottaae
Grove this aiternoon on a visit.
Hatban Barrett went to Cottage
urove this afternoon on business.
Miss Minnie Evans rsturned this
afternoon from a visit at Corvallls.
Mrs Frank Kennedy and Mrs Gurd,
or Koseburp, are visiting In Eugene.
Mrs M J Babb went to Portland this
afternoon to visit her daughters a few
days.
Mra Woolridge went to Portland
this afternoon to visit ber father Frank
Brawn.
Miss Maude Kerns, teacher In tbe
Lebanon publlo eohoola, return.i borne
this afternoon.
Miss Etta Eastland has returned
borne from Burns, where she taught
In tbe publlo ichools.
Clinton D Chorpealng left for his
homestead on tbe Siuilaw this morn'
Ing and will vote In his preolnot Moo
day.
MEMORIAL DAY
Will Be Fittingly Observed
Eugene People.
By
Tomorrow Is Memorial Day. It will
be fittingly observed by the people of
Eugene. Exercises will be held at I be
I O O F oemetery, a procession form
ing in tbe city and marohlng out, Tbe
line will be formed on Oak street at 10
m. as follows:
Cql Yoran and staff and Co's A and
O, O N G.
Women's Relief Corpp.
J W Geary Post, No 7, O A R.
Ladles of the GAR.
Sons and Daughters of Veterans.
Bobcat children.
City Hose aiid Fire Companies.
Citizens on foot.
Mayor and olty oounoll in carriages.
Citizens In carriages
lo tbe evening services will be held
at tbe Christian church where tbe fol
lowing program will be rendered :
Opening -R illy 'Round tbe Flag."
Piano solo Camilla Carroll.
Recitation Memorial Day Loralne
Soutt.
Motion Hong Flrat and second
grades Geary Sobool.
Military Drill-Boys oUta and 61b
grades, Patterson School.
Exercise Our Wars, four pupllr.
Reoltatlon Memorial Day.
Exercise- Third grade, Patterson
School.
Star Spangled Banner, Illustrated by
seven girls.
Reoitation H A Wheeler.
Violin solo Aliola HoElroy.
Address by Elder Ford.
Song Amerloa.
Bicycle Path.
To enoourage path building F L
Chambers A lira have made a plat of
the oouuty roads around Eugene and
ask their cuatomers to oboee which
oute to build.
Tbe path will be a summer beueflt
and part; will be made permanent.
They will expend at least $50 on the
path this year.
It has been the custom f this firm
for years to give tbe Gresoeot riders
more for their money than other
agents do, and this In another expres
sion ofgood will of the Cseeoent agents.
High School annual. A splen
did book Is the Eugene High Sobool
Annual Just pill lulled. It aonalats of
160 pages fu'l of bright aud Interesting
reeding matter and splendid Illustra
tions. Besides original poeme, aketehes
and "loahta" there are quite a number
of artiolea of much literary merit writ
ten by the student. Tbe IlltHtratloua
are tuuoh better than have appeared
in auy book of its kind here yet. The
annual la publlahsrf by the High School
News stall and is a great oredlt to
them. The books are on sale at
Mchwarseohild'e and Vincent's.
GRADUATING
Exercises of Grammar Schools
This Afternoon,
HIQH SOHOOl TORIflHT.
Humphrey Memorial M E ohuron
was tbe scene of a good sized audience
tb is aiternoon and one of unwonted
eotbualasm, tbe occasion being tbe an
nual graduating exerolses of the Eu
gene grammar eonooH.
There are 74 members of this year's
olass, one of the largest In the history
of tbe school. Following Is the pro
gram rendered this afternoons
Piano trio, Varnlts Henderson,
Franois Young, Ermlns Owen.
Invocation, Rev. J. 8. MoCallum.
Aeol an Hall March, orobeetra.
Salutatary and essay, Wblttter's
Early Life as Told in His Poems,"
Eva Taylor.
Debate, "Resolved, That olty life baa
more advantages than country life."
Affirmative, Opal Major, Beonle Will
lams, Otto Bradley; negative, Clara
Cleaver, Ada Allen, Clair Dunn.
Piano dust, Pearl Hawthorne, Hazel
Humphrey.
Recitation, "Wliitmau's Ride for
Oregon," Emma Travis.
Vocal dust, Faith Lister, Lucia
Wllklns.
Eieay, "Prejudice Against Higher
Education" and valedlotory, Fay Jennings.
Boberzeno op. 18 No. 2, Veata Estop,
Address to olass, Rev. B. F. Row
land. Piano Ouet, Ruba Pratt, Katie Hen
dsrson. Presentation of certificates.
"Sign of Love" Govotie, Oroheatra.
HUH SCHOOL EXERCISES.
The graduatlogexerciBes of the High
School will be held tonight, alio In the
M Jfi ohurcb. Tbs 14 members of the
graduating cl is are: Charles Austin,
Miss Camilla Carroll, Miss Connie
Close, Mlaa Mazy Eddy, Miss Graoe
Edmunsoo, Miss Emma Green, Miss
Norma Heodrloks, Miss Ernestine
Hetlop, Miss Grace Holden, Miss
Mary Keut, Edward Lister, Arthur
MoAllater, Miss Margaret Stuart and
Miss Anna Thurston.
Following Is the program to be ren
dered touluht:
Music, Orchestra.
Invocation, Rev. O. F. Woodward.
Piano solo, Ioa Wilklns.
Essay. "Higher Education of Muiie,"
Camllle Carroll.
Essay, "Curiosities in Plant Life.'i
Anita E. Thurston.
Oration, "An Anglo-Saxon Alli
ance," ChH . Lee Austin.
Music, Mandolin Club.
Essay, "Abraham Lincoln." Emma
Estolle Green.
Oration, ' "Imr.erialism," Edward
Symee Lister.
Vocal si 1 , Lizzie Knox.
Eieay, "Protective Mlmlory," Mar
garet A. Stuart.
Eaaay, "The Lewis and Clarke Ex
position," Graoe N. Holden.
Oration, "Hamlet," Arthur Castle
MoA lister.
Violin aolo, Alloia McElroy.
Class address, Prof. H. C. Howe.
Musis, Oroheatra.
Presentation of diplomas.
Bases ill Tomorrow. The Uoarl
and R-'glster baseball teams are ready
for their match game tomorrow after
noon ou Klncald Fit Id. The game
will be called at 1 :30 oY..re, the early
hour being on aooount of the TI o.
Wlllamittegame later In the afternoon.
All players are requested to be on the
grounds at 1:16 o'olook. Here is the
GUARD team's lin up: W W JBrarj
stelter, catob ; OrvlMe Wnller, pllob;
r Li foludexter, shortstop; Oils Tout,
first base ; Bert Vincent, secoud base:
Claude Silvester, third base; Horace
Burnett, left field ; R S Hutton, center
neld; BF Amis, right field.
Died. Lydla, the daughter of Mr
and Mrs J Alexander, of Goeben,
died this morulug from oonsumptiun
of tbe bowels. The funeral will be
held tomorrow.
Ax Billy's
... DEPARTMENT STORE...
I'he fishing season is here .i,J
Chambers' Hardware is ready for il
with the biggest and best assortment
of laokle ever brought to Eugene.
First bulk garden seed. Chambers
hardware.
THE SOCIAL REALM.
Native Daughters Elect Delegates
Other Items.
At tb regular meeting of Martha
Mulligan Cabin, N D O, Tuewisy
night the following delegale wcie
elected to the grand cablu wbiob
meets in Portland June 16-17: Mrs
W M Presioo, Miss LaVerue Loug,
Mrs J M Shelley, Miss Lottie Waller;
alternates, Miss Tberese Frieoaly,
Miss Ida Patterson, Mrs C V Ham
mond, Mra I L Campbell. After tbe
business of tbe evening was concluded
the little fi lks took charge of tbe meet-
Ilk and rendered a nice program, oon
sitting of eougs, recitations, etc. A
lunob was served during tbe evening.
. .
Mlas Kate Kelly, assisted by ber
sister, entertained a number of tbe
teachers of tbe public sobools and
others at her home, 197 West Sixth
street, last evening. The rooms were
prettily deoorated for the occasion. A
delightful evening was spent at games
and music, and a splendid lunobeon
waseerved. Tbe guests were: Mies
Taylor, Miss Blanobe Taylor, Miss
Smith, MIbs Robinson, Miss Hall, Miss
Hemenway, Ml-t Reid, Misa Millican,
Miss Noflslnger, Miss Thurston, Mips
Kerns, Mies Grimes.
. .
The annual reception of tbe Amlol
tlan sooiety of the High Sohool was
held last night In Frank's ball. Tbe
young ladies of tbe school were enter
tained, and the young men proved
tuemselves to be royal entertainers.
Varied amutementB made the evening
pass all too quickly. Strawberries and
loe oream were served.
a
This evening In the armory pavilion
Deacon will give the last dance of tbe
season. Tbls one will bea "shirtwaist"
party, at whloh the young gentlemen
will be attired In cool waists of the
latest patterns. It pomises to be a
splendid auccess.
TRACK MEET SATURDAY.
The dual traok meet between the
Eugene and Portland high sohools
which was postponed a couple of weeks
ago on account of rain will tie held
Saturday, May 81, at Bxnsa' Park
PorlHnd has tbe largest higb sohool
In the state, while Eugene has the
next, benoe an Interesting ooutest la
expected.
When a Man
Wants to Knooj
Which is the beet Bhoe
made we tell him Pin
gree "Governor" $3:50
shoe-'cauaeitis. We're
agents for it-'cause it ia
pi
Ho Guard Tomorrow.
Tomorrow heiug a legal
De'.intion Day, no Daily
wll bi iBDUad from I his office.
holiday,
Guard
Official
Time
. .on.o nuiuii ia Hie next Kn i
in Calf, Kid and Box Calf 06 Co"
extension soles, ropo stitch
iWery pair warranted.
P. FRANK & SON
34. 36 and 38 E Ninth St. 1
Hotel Arrivals
EUGENE.
W Montgomery, Waltervllle
O Montgomery, Waltervllle
M W Coffey, 8 F
Geo Watt, Tillamook
F Everts, Portland
Mrs Carrie Nation, Wichita, Kan
W H McLean, Camp Creek
G N McLean, ('amy Creek
Gust Anderson, Portland
O L Dunn, Waltervllle
Fred Kacker, Echo, Minn
Cbaa Kaoker, Eobo, Minn
Aug Timm, Echo, Minn
Theo Stroecbeln, Eobo, Minn
J B Clayton, S F
H W Clark, Portland
F J Damewood, Cottage Grove
J E Damewood, Cottage Grove
C I Leavengood, Portland
L Holland, Cottage Grove
DrTalotn, Tillamook
H0FFH4N.
RC Edwards, Lowell
W B Lobner, Portland
G M McLean, Camp Creek
H FOng, Wendling
E W Heard, S F
FORu.Btll, Wendling
Frank Morrill, Chicago
J T Irish, Wendling
G W Plgge, Wendling
GeoSohwarlz, Baltimore
E Schwartz, Baltimore
W J Zimmerman, Portland
K 0 Schmidt, S F
A E Gulst, Portland
H L Koho, 8 F .
H H Hess, N Y
E C Power, 8 F
M Mayer, 8 F
W D Palmer, Denver
Edwlu Shsrpe, Taooma
W L Marshall, Portland
C O Clark Sc wf, 8 F
Geo K Grant, S F
UC Bill, Philomath
H B Callon, Seattle
F E Whitney, Portland
J W PbBlon, Portland
The Imperial.
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From the United States
Observatory by wire.
Regulate your watch by
our clock and you will
always have the correct
time.
M. R. JANNEY,
"Jeweler."
9lh it Oppoiite Hoffman Home.
Two Specials
For one Week
Cottage Grove, Or. First olaas.Sample
room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rates
$1.00 and $2.00 per day.
Thee to whoa,
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please call at our ,17
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Beautify Your B01a
Jn our beautiful oii.l. .
hedges. Ouehundw
tint or th uuu:
all free. Apply ,torcflll
'Uhcle Ham" Haskk.,
s D8t Rkoeived. -rZT. .
the famous Eclipse t-..,
Every stove guaranteed ( ij
Call and see them. ' l
New Today,
PURSE LOsT-A ladieTST
uu mo street mu format
amount of money, fj
leave at the Qua rd oS
FOR TRADE (Kowmmw,
KUmath oonnty raDcbititjiy
worth $150'i; 200 mm tiu,
worth S'OOOj also CilhnJ
grove and fruit farm, ffi
good ranota worth from (iisi
will assume email to-j.
sorlbeyour property h:jJ
prloe. For parileolwta
Purdin, KUrastli F.I-, Ct
aKSaelaKAMaBsjj
sfa t ul a u I
Wall Paper mi Paint C.
37 wutithitmt
...FOR...
Latest deiigni In Mf
Best paints and Lowu
' Prices.
aetata
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first olass.
Stop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you'.
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE,
F UNEEDA
5IGN
and almost everybody
in town DOES-
See. WHITING abiut it.
He CANT TAT K MUCH
but he CAN MAKE SIG3
Work is right. Prices are right
Titus Block, No 615. Will. St. Next door Green's Grocery
Eugene, Oregon, May SGtli, 1902.
21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00
lOOlb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 J, j. FRIEIDLY,
Figurei Silk Organdies
for 40c
Fancy Colors! Dotted Swiss.
for i2c
See Window Display.
Bonboniere Bakery.
Bread. pi, cVM, cookie., in fact evary thins kept in . firaj cla
ktcon.UntlyonhanA Lunchea and him g.eda. Siial P""
putting up lunchpa tor picnickers and travels.
Ir 1M1 aud ciiiara. We deliver srooda in our ow
-j .. , cnarge. jjon't forget the place.
agnatoaar
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette st
Phone Red 554, DUNN
You Can Get
A Solid oak .IdabM'i I" JU "
Extension tablt for U-00
Diolnj chain, una itat. 75 "
Nunc Rocker lor il.Sfc
Top Mallrtii lor .M.
Sprint; Maltrtii ir J1-"'
aW
r-nCAV
Set our new line of Chin. DAY & HEM"
Closets and Buffets, armory block-