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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1902)
Today's News Today. DAILY EUGENE Today's News Today. 0L. 21. SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 13 1902 SATURDAY EVENING NO 62 GUARIX Tefl 11MMI III Hill Bfe. Ts. 1 t I 1 i -mm OUR FALL GOODS OF Are Ready for Inspection ' l All the lieia and llp-to-date Goods are here Cloaks, Suits and Furs... Every Department is very strong. H AMPTOUT BRO M0xt.l I ((t a fetes ft Pwiv- 1 Mew Flannelette HAYE ARRIVED Waistings Not a homely pattern in the lot AU fine lookers. They're stylish, up-to-date and THET u itu. ACTUALLY THE BEST VALUE ON THE MARKET. i Skirts. J.rit fitting, Cloaks. Mimamty. ' All styles. daUliBla, 'v,frice": , Suits, Have you ?esn thero. I'oHttively the sweileat male All the new style-. (iibsoo effect. I'ricea l ight- Furs, ;DONT OVERLOOK OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. Frank E. Dunn Tents, Gamp Stoves For Hop pickers. Prices are right; weights guaranteed. Loughmiller & Peter. &3ttOOOOOOOO (SPECIAL 0 ALL PAPER! For Thl Month OVERTON Wall Paper Co. 1 37 West Eiehth Street toooooeoooi Old Glory Coffeetw A DELICIOUS BLEND A handsome cup and saucer given away with each package. GOLDEN RULE STORE NINTH STREET. th Plaster i Adamantine Plaster Doc. not Crack. Break or Run, I Guarantee It "eprooi -Waterproof drive nail. Into or ? " It without breaks Vje t tue rotaea sand plaster. Aacreeaareee J-L. LOMBARD, Plasterer. SCHOOL YEAR WILL BE BEST Outlook Promises For Most Successful Term Yet Taught. Buildings Comfortable, Teachers Capable, Principals Agreeable, Directors Hopeful and Pupils Anxious to be Taught. i Why Not? J 4t 4 4 4 When y n wvit a fair o SCHOOL SHOES, UliKSS SHOW, EVEHYDAY SHOES or WOKK BHOrS, ehoesthal are good end up-to date and worth Bore than we are asking for them, why not oall and aee them at V Shoe IUfdll 3 store. J. 4 4 X 44.44 44 44 4 Nji! Monday eommenoes the nine months' session of tbe publlo sohoolB of Eugene. To give the publis some Idea ae to the eluolenoy of equipment in the way of buildings and other In teresting matters pertalaing to Eu gene's school eyslem we enumerate today a few facts. BUILDINU8. Half thJ effloleaoy of 101 1 work Is dependent upon the comfort of taaoh- ers and pupils. Eugene has three aobool honsea of eight room) eaob. Tbe Gjary school on West Fourth street, which needed the repairs whlob it bas received this summer, Is now a fit and comfortable habitation for schorl children. New wall paper covers tbe Interior thrnagb'.ut ; tbe btlng apparatus has been improved ; tbe basement will no longer ran full of water; In 'sot the teachers and pupils will go Into a first-class building next Monday. The High Bohool buil ling will this year hold first and seo nid grade over flow from tbe other bjlldlnge. Tney willoooupy the two east d'wnta'n rooms. The big assembly room hks bceo cut by a movable partition, making two recltalloo rooms and at the rame lime pormlitlng the two rooms to be thrown togelher for a.-rmbly days and other occasions. Tbe partition la of fltst-olass rentl ji le and tbe luwnr half is arranged so it ran be raised to tbe oeiling. Tbus lUesc lnol b rard bas and tbe dl-trlcl the expene of renting addltlonsl rooms. Tbe teachers and pupils of the Pat trroo rJchnol srp to b commended for ih nare of the buildlig last year. It is In a good snaps as when oomplsfrd a year ago and Is a model of comfort and convenience to the Inmalss. While all the rooms will be orowded It Is thought that tbe attendance can be handled this year wltb slight dis comfort. CREDIT 1CE OFFICERS AMD TEACHKR8 These facts are brought again before the pubho thst tbe patrons of our whor ls may know that Eugene U jaeepiDg right up to data la tobool matters. Tni-Is dua to tlio entirely nirmoiilouo,!. )peratlou of lbs tsanh. ers with the principal an I all of these with the, uunirlnteudeui. hoi) tliu Bohool b lard of dlroolors. Prof A E Hnrcden. of the Hiul. Bohool, Mine Ida Puttiison for tlie rattersot ,nd E J Moo e for tl.a R rv Hobool wi 1 wo k for the best Interest of the system under the direction of Dr A iieondi.lt, superintendent. He in turn ba an ettloieut, gmeroua and broad-minded board of director tr. baek him. To this ladv and thi-- men, Mrs C M Collier. E Hohwarzj ohlld, J H MoCIuiik. W O Ziiirler and J J Walton, who oouipose the board, n,ugeoe is more than (imteful for thoir oonpcieullous and faithful conduct of school allalrs. Tb-y Imve done their best to accomplish the most In n ecouonilc.Hl maunei for Dlxtriot No 4. We prcdloi a suocessful year for tbe soboots. BAND GOES TO SALEM TOMORROW Will Furnish Music for the State Fair Personnel of the Or ganization. The Fourth Hsgltnent hand will leave tomorrow afternoon for Salem where It Is under contract to furnish muslo for the state fair wnlcli begins Monday morning and clones Hatuiday evening. The personnel of the or Kanlr.atlon as It will Wave Eugtne la us follows: W E MoElroy, director; (lieu rUoue, plocalo and flute; SV II Dowmnn. olarinet; Win Urev, clarinet j Andrew Hvarverud, clarinet; Cba IJoohiao, cornet; Lloyd Uellnuti, cnrni'l ; fl jj Da Is, alto; Koy Knox, hho; O.ln Itoberts, alto; Cllvn (Jhehir, "tri n bone; Crank Hayes, tromb ne ; H Kerns, trombone; F MoAllsn-r baritone; Alt Dillard, ba-s; Wllllsn Herbert Vincent, .mall drum; Leonan dross, btsa rtim. The hand will be auumenteJ at He lena by H N Htonderimever, corn-a. Robert Havave, Ciarinet j K I Pot pa Clarinet, and U.ctr Kteelhaniiuer trombone. The above is a very strong eg legs t Ion of musician-, t tie best that eve left Eugene to furni.h musta nuteld tbe oily. The band hs- bfen rehears ing diligemly f ii th Kir and we pre Hot that the many hundreds i f vleit ore there will tie mm Iban pletae with the mulc Married." FIRE AND SMOKE Oregon City in Danger Steamer Columbia Aground From Smoke. ei'cclil u- lliruu nl. Pnl'n ivn Sunt 1 Z"n.;. to the denso smoku on the Columbia river tlio ocoan steamship Columbia went1 aground on the bar at Tongue Point whilo slowly fooling ner way up tlio river. A Mistake of Men Spcoisl to'tUeUOAKD, ' WlLKESBAKKE, Pa, Sopt 13 Fifteen union bricklayers whilo entering this city woro attacked by mistakeby a mob of 75 strikers. Several were injured before tlio mistake was discovered. In Danger of Fire. Special totiuartll Oreoov OlTV. S.'IlL 13 This town is in dangor from the lorostfirca that aro burn insr close un nrrnuiHt tlio rh. L "O burbs. ,Tho peoplo aro light ing iiro on every hand in this vicinity. United States Senatorship. fip-'Cial (otheuuaro. Pourr.AM). Snth 1S I fm II IV Corbett has settled his personal status as to the Ore- con United States sonator- ship. Air. Corbett finally and definitely announces himself out of the race. GOES VIA ROSE- BURG SURE Great Central Railroad Cuts Out Eugene Booth-Kelly Co's Big Land Deal. IVll .'I.an'I), Sept. 13 Major L. 1). Kinney, olilef eng neer nf tlio Ureal. Cintral Kdlroul, returned la-t nllr f oiu a trip to Coo By. inhadsptn two wteks on I oo3 Bay and at It i ( LOrg. He siitn untied that he had sit tied the roote of tlio lallroad ti iween Cooa Uay and tho B iutujru I' .ciil j that it would pritotlbally be the route ot tbe Duos Bay, Hoseburg A Ka-itern, forming the j unction at Koseburg. Ula plan la tJ bill d up the present line of the Cooa Buy, Hoseburg & Eistem at both ends, then buy the Mpreckel road If It can be had on rraBouabla terms; If not, to parallel that road. This docs away with all pos-lbillly that the road will get out by way of Drain ot Eugene. It la delluttrly set- 1 id that It will go to Hoseburg. TUB lrXlTII-KKLbV LAND OTANT. Msjor Kluney also brought the news that the Booth-Kelly Lumber Com pany had taken up ita option for the land grant of the Oiegoii Central Mili tary Wagon Itoid Company, a deal In volving i'ifiA.WJ. The Uooth-Kiliy Company did lha on the aatiurauce ofx Major Kinney that the Great Central Utllrnad would go and that It would all ird adequate transportation facili ties for the timber on the grant. ACCIDENTAL . DEATH OF A SQUAW Thrown From a Horse, Dragged and Kicked, and Dies all Alone. spent.! to the 0oar1. Lowki.i., Kept 13. About the first of : the month several Warm Hpring In diana came over Hi" mountains to pick hnpsforAL) Hj!iii1 While on lhe ray over, one tijuaw, sged alnut sixty year, was thrown from her horse and her foot hu i In u... a irrup. Hhe wss dragged and kink ! n such a manner thai she iiIm! yeit irday morning all alone. Hhe hail very little rare t-xespt what she rtcsived f orn the white pen pie. The Iudlent bulled her at Lowell yesterday. 1 CARPETS 75 1 -A,niaw.ikfl Ad'ii Patterns to Select from I AT J. W- Kays Furniture Co. Yerington's pth Street Drug Store t(artJtfflfts Our Motto to Please Wo keep a well selected line of (Irooerios i.ml ire-h vegetables of nil kin.ls in their reim. l-'resh HnnitoKo chips and salted penniiU, '1'ilUuiook, limborger and country checo. Civ us n Cull. . McKINNEY BROS. Phone, Red 66-3. Coast Mountain Honey In the Comb. Extra fine quality. Pnng your pail. L. C. SKEELS. Your photograph enlarged free. WE HAVE MOVED iVeVeiViVV'V' Into temporary quarters in tho now Konoy block on West Eighth street. The IOWA GROCERY CO., SUCCESSOR TO J. L. PAGE. We aro headquarters for ..Fruit Jars.. of all kinds. Look at these prices: Mason jars, pints 75c. Mason jars, quarts 85c Mason jars, 2-quarts 1.10 We also have the Wimin Ussy Sealer anil Wire Btune Healer. J. U. GREEN & SON, Phorif Miln ?.!. olOWillimHIe Slirrt Burns It-ms; Hunday evenl g Charles Mcl'beeleri and Miss F.l , Wllllsms wore married In this city I y IteV U W lil.rk. Mls Williams r-snie to this city a few year- airo from En gene. Mr. Mcl'herers 1" an o:d r--l-dsot of ibis oouuty, Died. A mftesHge has just ben received bringing he Inf of ma'ion Ilia' Eug' ite i! mil, of I slnir. died In WieelUml, 0l,lulea: rn n of cm uinpllon, :o: see WE SAVE YOU MONEYS Today, Tomorrow and Every Other Day We da n.l make you a Itmpllns. concnio to day In order to take adva ntigc of you tomorrow WE GIVE YOU GOOD VALUES AND A SOUARE DEAL Krery day in the year Come in anil get ...row. of II-Ino Vineiisr for plelcllntf enrt talile ne. No e.in. j.llv iil-e, e e. Prions Main 9M N. T. Wilson
