Daily Eugene guard., October 07, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard j
MONDAY OOIOBEU 0
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191
Brevities.
"East Lynne."
Oysters at the Banquet.
Tbe Roaeburg fair opens tomorrow.
The (treat sprinkler In still on duty.
League baseball i Heattle 0, Spokane
4.
WEATHER.
Tonight and Wednesday oooislonal
rain.
BBALS.
(IITII.
Oysters at the Banquet.
0 8 Farrow notary Ipnblio.
Freeh oysters at the Banquet.
C S Farrow A Oo Are lnsuranoe,
Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene.
Fresh ooast oysters at tbe Banquet.
Fruit Jars very aheap at J W White's,
Golnsr fast wall paper at Preston 4
Hales.
Georgia Harper Oo, Opera House,
Oet 9-10.
Best of oouatry baooa at right prloes
at J W White's.
Don't forget the big show, Opera
House, Oot 0-10.
Bee Kays for special prloes on tents
and oamp furniture.
Try J W White for dulloious plonlo
goods of all kinds.
"Lyrlo Queen" the greatest of all
oolety oomedy dramas.
0 F Farrow & Co will sell you the
best plows and harrows.
Ask Preston & Hales about tholr
aulzed paints, $1.10 per gallon.
Fresh ooast oysters at tbe Banquet,
Remember tbe Episcopal ohuroh
ladles' market Bnturday, Oct 2Mb.
All kinds of grass seed wanted.
Chambers' Hardware,
Vour hens are moulting. Prussian
Poultry Food will help them. Preston
& Hales.
Best woven wire mattress, oenter
' supported, for $2 88 at Day 4s Render
eon's.
Htovesand heaters at tbe most satis
factory prloes.
J W Kays Fuhnitum Co
Dollar a dosen for cabinet photos and
three doaen stamps tor 26 oanta
Welder's photo studio.
Fresh oysters at the Banquet.
Bee Lino Drug Co for tbe best anil
most up-to-date stationery. Rogsrs &
Uellet's perfumes In bulk,
Why pay 13.60 or $4 for a poorly
made household treasure table when
you can gel tbe beat table made for
l'J.24 at Day Henderson's.
Wall paper we now have lots of
reniuanta to oloee out of the new pa
pers oome early.
Chambers' Hardware,
Notice to Creditors.
Having made a change In the bual
cess and wishing to straighten np all
outstanding aooounta, I respectfully
requeet those who are Indebted to me
to oall at onoe and settle,
B M Buro,
Bounelder Building,
New Today.
BOARDERS WANTED. Bis board'
era wanted at 807 Willamette street.
south.
FOR BALE. A good work borar,
light bay, good looker, sound
Weight 1280. Prloe 7o. Dunn Bros
Bakery.
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Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor. Will and 7th
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Cmbalmers and Funeral Directors
Important reading matter on third
page.
XV Hodea la at hla ranch on tbe 81-
ualaw.
Miss Nellie MoMurry Is clerking for
V Kauflman.
New specialties and scenery, Opera
House, Oot 9 10.
WOT U will meet at tbe M E
ohuroh at 8 p m tomorrow.
A carload of Oliver plows arrived
today for Chambers 4 Bro.
Tbe Christian Bolentlats of Ualem
are to build a ISUOO ohuroh.
Q W Wright, the Ooldson sawmill
man, was in the city today.
A wsloome rain fell last nlgbt,
Farmers hope for more as paaturage Is
abort. !
AB Powell, of Cottage Grove, was
In Eugene today, returning on the 8:08
train.
A W Gilbert, who Is logging on
IbeBluelaw, returned this afternoon
with a load of supplies.
Mrs H B Miller returned today from
Portland. Miss Wlnnirred will visit
la Corvallis for soma time.
Mra Wm Preaton went to Roseburg
this afternoon to spend a few days
with her daughter, Mrs Fisher.
A marriage license was Issued today
to I D.Kilborn and Hattle Q Chapman.
All stoves have advanced again but
as long as the stock lasts Its yours at
tbe same old pnoe at Chambers Hard
ware.
W L Bonders Is rcoelvlng a large
amount of goods for his Bon Marohe
store wbioh will be open for business
Saturday, Oot 11.
J F Bodlne baa sasoclated blmaelf
with Walter Roas as eleottiolan and
will attend to that part of Mr Ross'
business In tbe future.
Tbe National Urand Army Encamp
ment whloh John Ingham and R A
Bartlett and wives, of Eugone, are at
tending Is now In session.
A mask ball Is to be given at Spring-
flelu Balurday night. Prizes will be
given for tbe best waltzer, tbe best
costume and the beat cliaraoler.
The Iowa Grocery Company are re
moving Into their newly flxed store,
the old Page grocery. Things will be
as fine as any In the olty In Ibis new
establishment
The Oregon Weekly, organ of the
associated students, U O, made its In
itial appearance fur the year tuday. It
Is a well edited sheet and has consid
erable advertising patronage.
Mra Buale Fennel Pipes, tbe violin
let, says she never felt In better trim to
face a orltloal audience tban at the
present time. Bhe appeata tomorrow
evening at the M E oburob.
Jorry Dammon received a telephone
meaaBge trooi Coburg this afternoon
summoning him to that place. His
aon Frank has been employed tbere
and it is feared Home accident baa be
fallen him.
A meettnir of the trustees of tbe
Military Club met yesterday. Frank
Taylor realgued as Jaultor of . the ar
mory. Ed Davla eeoured the ball for
hla weekly dauoes whlob were so pop
ular last year.
Clint Bradley, formerly olerk for
F E Dunn, Is sight olerk at the Baneede
Hotel. Clem Haas, former day olerk,
has accepted a position In Llnk'a shoe
store. Proprietor Renshaw will look
after the day work tor the present.
Davo Houaton, tbe popular B P oon
duotor, la being mentioned for the
position of superintendent of the pen!
teutlary under Gov Chamberlain. It
Is the geueral opinion though that
the appointment will go to Eastern
Oregen,
Albany Demooratt Tbe Albany
college football team le expeotlng sev
eral games this month. The only one
now aoeduled le one with Willamette
on the SMh, hut there will probably be
a game or two before then, several be
ing arranged.
Albany Demooratt There Is an Im
pression ameng some football players
that the O A O will have a etronger
eleven this year tban the U O. The
Democrat' football prediction is that
the University men will win in every
game played during the season with
tho Agriculturalists.
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Silk Dress Skirts; Silk Petticoats; Velvet, Silk
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Dry Goods; Furs and Coats; Capes and Jackets;
Ladies Tailored Suits; Hosiery; Flannels, Flan
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Call and inspect our departments and
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Personals.
from
from
was in
Ed Ellison Is In Eugene,
J T Irish, of Wendliug, Is In the
olty.
Amos D Hyland Is down
Lowell.
2 J Frasler returned today
Portland.
L 8 Ogdeo and wife are In from
Mapleton.
Col J W Hull was a passenger to Sa
lem today.
E BGoodehlld Is atteuding the Rose
burg district fair.
Cbaa E Kllngenaiutth arrived tn Eu
gene this afternoon.
Q FBklpworth, of Junotlon,
the city this morning again.
Otto OilstraD. olty editor of the
Register, Is In Cottage Urovr.
Mra J W White went to Ashland
this afternoon for a short visit,
Mra Thompson Is visiting with
Miss Jessie Breyman, of Albany.
Mayor Q R Chrlemau and George
Fisher are home from Blue River.
Mrs L D Beok, of Cottage Grove. Is
canvassing the city for a good publloa.
tion.
Mine Loalae Jones returned to eebool
to school thla afternoon from her home
In Dayton.
Robt Cherry and wife, of Balem, are
visiting at the home of Mr Cherry's
father, David Cherry.
Mrs W J Fox went south today In
the interest of Miss E Bailsman's mil'
Unary establishment.
Miss Etta Wicker, of Janeau, Alaska,
has been visiting friends here. Bhe
went to Barlow, Ore, today,
Mrs A E Wyooff arrived this after
noon from Spokane to visit witn
Frank Newman and family here.
Mrs John KauSman, of Olympia,
Waeb, and son Belden, arrived thle
afternoon to vlrlt relatives here.
Mrs R Boobsrt and daughters,
Mtaaee Meda and Tbelma, arrived this
afternoon to visit with her eon, V
Bcobert,
Mies Clara Bond, cousin of Mrs E O
Tobey, who has been visiting Mr and
Mrs E O Tobey, went to Halsey this
afternoon,
Miss Pearl Miller went to Portland
this afternoon to be present at 'the
wedding of her oou-ln, Miss Wlnntfled
Hays, tbere tomorrow noon,
D E Barrett, for 15 years an em
ploye of the Haloes tannery of Eugene,
left for Albany this afternoon where he
has accepted a similar position.
Walter Whittlesey, assistant In the
department of Boonomlce, U O, Is at
his home In Portland attending the
bedside of his father who le very III.
Yesterday's Balem Joarnal : Senators
R A Booth and W Ruykendall.of Eu
gene, were In the olty today A C
Wood 000k, an attorney of Eugene,
was In Balem today.
Bkl Meek and B D Paine went to
Roieburg this afternoon to compete
for the Eugene Gun Club In the shoot
ing tournament to held at tbe diet riot
fklr grounds tomorrow. Col Geo Yoran
will follow tomorrow.
A J Heaton, father of Bert Beaton
wbo Is now oon lined In the Lane coun
ty Jail charged with the murder o;
Beuton Traeey at Junotlou Olty, ar
rived, here laat night from Enoapp
menl, Wyomln , to reuiala until after
the trial.
RULES GOVERN
ING ATHLETICS
WARREN SMITH
WILL NOT PLAY
Board of Directors of Public
Schools Adopt a Setof Regulations.
At a recent meeting of tbe board of
direotore of tbe Jfiug'me publio schools,
the following ruled and regulations
governing student associations at tb3
High bohool were adopted:
1 No person may be a member of
any student organization of tbe Eu
gene High Bohool who le not a mem
ber In good standing in this school and
carrying at least tbreti studies therein.
Si All meetings or tue eiuaeni oouy
or any part thereof In tbe sohool boos
at nlgbt muit secure tbe permission of
tbe superintendent and aarrangsments
must be made for the presence of tbe
Janitor to attend to unlocking aod
oloelng of building, fire and lights.
8 No student may be a member cf
the football team or of any athletlo
association whoso standing from day
to day as shown by teaohers' reoorda
la unsatisfactory In any subjeot and
whenever notloe of unsatisfactory
standing Is given to any student suoh
notioe shall end and determine his oon
neotlon with' the team or assoolatlon
on pain of expulsion from sohool for
disobedience.
4 Regulation 8 holds for all
pupils. All pupils who have
bsen In attendance In a previous
year only such will be allowed to
participate lnany game who In
their previous attendance have been
in sohool continuously at leal seven of
the nine months.
6 All coaohse, inktruotors or helpers
In any organization oan be engaged
only on permission of the boord of di
rectors. All games must be submitted to
the superintendent for hie approval
before final arrangements are made,
and no game shall be permitted wblob
will lnour an lndebtedneje for whlob
the money Is not previously provided.
7 It le hereby made unlawful to
levy any tax or burden on the whole
body of students and all funds for tbe
support of athletics or other enter
prize must be eeoured by voluntary
subscription.
8 No student will be permitted to
take part In any athletlo exercise or
game unless he have the written oon-
sent of bis parents and filed suoh con,
sent with the superintendent.
9 The financial attain of tbe foot
ball team and of the athletlo assoolatlon
are under the control of the board of
directors and any dlsobedtenoe to their
Instructions subjects the guilty person
to expnlslou from school.
10 Any ungentlemanly behavior at
football or while In attendance at any
game is striotly forbidden and disre
gard for this regulation will be severely
dealt with.
H. GORDON"
le Housefurnisher
FOR THE 1UGHT PRICK
Supported bed springs, each ..
Kitchen treasura tables, the best make, each " 9
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each ,
Prices on all other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete hou8e-funiisliin
outfits. g
H. GORDON,
The HoBsetaisb
Emit Ninth Street
Famous "Locomotive" Halfback
Will Retire From University
of California Team.
Word baa been received here of tbe
death of tbe father of Warren Bmltb
the famous balfbaok of tbe California
'Varsity team, who coached tbe U
football team last year. Smith has
left the University of California for bis
home at Isleton, in BacramenU) county,
to attend the funeral of his father.
It la probable that the etar halfback
ill not apieir In football .uniform
ae-aln this vear on account of hie
bereavement.
Bmith'e sudden retirement. from the
Universltv of California will be . 1
severe blow to tbe California team
For the last four years he has held bis
place behind tbe line In tbe inierool,
leglate contests. In line bucking
Smith has no equal on tbe Paolflo
ooast. Because of bis fierce playing be
was styled "Looomotlve" by the foot
ball enthusiasts.
Patent Medicines
HLL kinds; new fresli stock just rocoivod. All 5C
LL 11.00 bottles are OOo. All f l.OO bottles re $1.2:
All 50o bottles are 45 cents.
5.
EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION.
Nursing bottloa Bo, Cling-fast nlpplea Bo, ordinary nipples So, Diamond
dyoa 8 cents per package. No 1 nutmegs per do2 5 cents.
AX BILLY
DEPARTMENT STORE.
Will Undergo Operation.
Horace MuKlnley, the well known
timber dealer, In writing from Green
River Hot Springs, Wash, to have his
Daily Guabd sent there, ears that he
ia under tbe phyalolana' care at that
resort and expects to bays an operation
performed there or at Portland for ap-pendtoltlijsoon.
Susie Fennell Pipes,. Violinist.
Krenlng Telegram, Fob 2, 18S9.
At tbe coming recital of tbe Pbilbar-
monio Boelety next Friday evening
twe eminent soloists will make their
debut to tbe members of this sooiety
Bnd the Portland publio. That their
worth will be appreciated goes without
saying, for their ability will prove a
rare treat to music lovers generally.
Miss Busle Fennell, violin soloist,
will render tbe dlffloult polonaise In A
Major by Wlenlaskl, on thla oooaelon
and all who are familiar with
the work will appreciate tbe taak
before ber. Miss Fennell's teohnlque
while brilliant, never mars the beaut)
of ber tone color which through years
of incessant study has been thoroughly
developed. Equipped with tbe nec.s
Bary talent and under tuition of hir
thorough teaoher, Mb Fennell will
prove a valuable addition to theinutto-
al world.
At tbe Methodist ohuroh out Wid
need ay evening. Tickets 60 cents.
The Minstrels.
Gorton's minstrels wsre faced by ti e
uiual paoked house Wat nlgbt at ibe
Parker play house. Their music was
good but their ooatumes outebone
their voloes. Tbe aggregation was
drsssed most elaborately In satins and
QoestuOs. The high tenor and tenor
robueto were the best voloes in tbe lot.
Tbe basso would bave been better If he
had opened bis moulb. Tbe ring
danoera introduced duets and Irlos
wbioh were One. Little Miss Cleone
was a favorite In her parts. Tbe olio
vaudeville aots were pa-sble but tbe
ao rebate should learn new trick.
Joe Gorton, jr, the director ot the
band, baa been very 111 and his per
formaocee In the musical comedy wss
aooreviaied. The show wa? well tv
oelved and tbe general v . Jlct is that
the play goers were satl.tlcd.
Mlas Georgia Harper and her com
pany of 12 people will present "The
Lyrlo Qaeen" and "East Lyune here
on Oct 9-10.
Ladies' Jackets-
Ladies 27 and 32 inch Korsey jackets, Rne all wool
m tan and black, double breastod, six button
front, notch collar, turned cu2, silk lined
Prices $7.60, $10.00, $13.50.
Ladies' Monte Carlo coats, all wool Kersey, latest
stylea.double breasted and satin lined $10.00.
Ladies' 45 inch coats, all wool, tan or black, made
with 8 pearl buttons double breastod front
three rows of stichod strapping in front, inlaid
stitch velvet storm collar and turned cull's
$15.00 to $25.00,
Ladies' S3 end 40 inch capes, all wool, storm col
lar, two rows of stitched strapping in back
mmhned $5-50 aAd $7.00.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
DOINGS IN THE
SOCIAL REALM
MB. YOBAN SUBI'KISKD.
Last evening Mra W O Yoran gave a
aurprlse party for her husband at their
home, 356 Washington street, in honor
of the anniversary of his birth. An
evening of muoh enjoyment was spent
at ping pong and other parlor games.
Mr Yoran wsi the recipient of a
nice gift from the guests as a alight to
ken of tbelr esteem, the presentation
epeeoh being made by Dr W-L Oheeblre
in his happiest mood. Those present
were: Mr and Mrs A T Lookerllne,
Mr and Mrs J W Kays, Dr and Mrs W
L Cheebire, Mr and Mrs Jerry
Horn, Mr and Mrs R MoMurphey, Mr
and Mrs Geo O Yoran, Mr and Mrs J
Goldsmith, P E Bnodgrass and Mrs J
B Gray.
PRESBYTERIAN BOCI1L,
The social given last evening by tbe
Ladles' Aid Society of the First PreB
byterian ohuroh was the oooaBlon of
pleasant social Intercourse of the mem
bers and friends of the ohuroh. Tbe
parlors of tbe edifice were deoorated as
beoomes the season. Tbe ladles re
membered tbe popular demand for
physical refreshment and supplied the
wants of tbe guests by serving light
luncheon which was enjoyed by all.
Dr. Penland, Osteopath.
Dr Hugh Penland, osteopath, late ol
Albaoy and successor to Miee A M
Smith In tbis oily, has arrived and
has opened his olllco lii the rooms In
the MoOlung block, formerly cooupled
by Miss Smith.
Consultation and examination fr ee
Hotel Arrmls.
The gowns worn by Miss Georgia
Harper In ber production of "The
Lyrlo Qaeeu" and "East Lynn" will
be the grandest ever displayed In En
gene.
Light Purse
may bar its possessor from
owning a solid-gold chain,
but he can easily secure a
chain just as well made and
as handsome as a million
aire could buy, from out
Stock of
Simmons
Watch Chains'
We can sell you
a watch at a mod
erate price that
will keep good
time indefinite
ly or you can
have as fine and
. and handsome
a watch as you
wish and still
not empty your
purse.
M. R. JANNEY.
THB BHEEUE,
J S Brubaksr, Fern Rdg,
BSmeed, Walteryllle
TM Medley, Cottage Qr0?,
J J Brown, Cottage Grove
A F Bogers, Portland
O W Mllke, Portland
W L Bmltb, Taooma
H W Bmltb, Chicago
ADLeHoy, Outage Grove
L Moyner, Portland
Mloa E Wickers, Wjodllna
E 8 Tobin, Portiaud
H A Tromp, Bt John, Mlcb
J J Rulliam, Portland
A J Heaton, N Y
B A Bmitb, Junction
C) B Evane, Portland
W W Watts, Portland
E J Thompson, Independeom
Glint Major M D, Grants P
H G Gray, Portland
J F Irieb, VVendling
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
B J Pengrn, Rossland
A B Owen, Monmouth
W E Lewis, 8 F
E L Johnston, 8 F
F C Turley, Cottage Gron
M B Rosenthal, Chicago
Mrs H O Mahon, Junotlon
J 8 Gold
L S Oiiden and wl, MapUton
J A Brigije, M areola
A D EI) land, Lowell, Ore
May Austin, Wendling
O W Beao, Weiidlluu
J T Irish, Wendllng
Mattle Piatt, Wendllrg
R J Richards, Seattle
W A Niels, n. Purtlnd
Robt Hosgniauee tui wl Wtt(:(
Ida Wille, Portland
F P Ferns, Wells River, Vi
M Belebaw, city
L A T Ubarigan, Mooameot
Mrs O D Krck, Cottage Qron
- G W Pari), h, Collate Urove
H T Dow, Cottiure GroTa
Jo- SIiIjp, Cnttge Ur.'ve
J W Crawford, forvallu
J E Bnydtr, Brownsville
W H Garret, 8 F
V E Flowers, Bt Loull
W H Bilyeu,8eio
E J Ellison, Portlind
J L Tucker, 8 F
Braulllette, Nnwberg
H A Reed, Albany
H A K-tohum, Balem
Jno E Neluier, Newr0"
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Stoves j Ranges
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