Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, November 01, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textail Daily Eugene Giuwd For Ciders JULIUS GOLDSMITH. GOARD Telephone, No Mala 101 WEATHER. Tonlghtland Bturday, partly oloudy Bkals. Pointers for Bargains Country bacon, ahouldera 11 oeuts. . . Country ba'oon, hams 18 cents. Country baoon, sides, 15 cents, U 0 HKBBi' Grocery. Oysters at the Banquet. C 8 Jfarrow notary. public i Fresh oysters at the Banquet. ' Fresh oysters at the Banquet. Freeh oraba the Hazelwood. U B Farrow & Co Are lnsuranoe. Ur Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Freeh ooast oysters at the Banquet. Ciabaand oysters the Hazelwood Hoe Hays' new line bamboo e Bowing machine needles at Palue A Kay's. Umbrellas repaired and reoovered at Paine & Kay's. Big oarpet and matting sale now on nt J VV Kays furniture Co. Bunday ohloken dinner at the Baa. quel Bunday from 6 to 8 p m. Oysters at the Banquet. Ask Preston Hales about their mixed palnto, fl.TO per gallon. Stoves and hoators, the klud that Bull. Kays Furniture Co. Bunday obtotten dinner at the Ban quet Bunday from 6 to 8 p m. Farmers ready horse shoes at Cham bars'. Going fanl wall paper at Preston 4 Hales. Buy a boys' sweater and save a doc tor bill. Racket. Dr Lowe the optlolnu will be In bit place of boslueuo till Monday noon. Tho best lot of sweaters we hsvo ever ottered reoelvsd today. Backet Btore, Tin fruit onus aud wax. Chambers HsrdwarA. Our boys' sweaters will please you, as tbe prloe Is right. P Frank A Hun. You are welcome to look at oui Mackintoshes. They are going at ooit. Itnoket. Monitor Drills and seeders an good goods at low prloes. Boa them at Gbarubers Hardware, Vour hens .are moulting. Prussian Poultry Food will help them. Preston A Halea. 450 heating stoves to aoleet from. We oau fit anybody's parse. Chambers Hardware. " Wool sor, 5o, 85o and SOo a pair. P Frank A Bon, Dollar a doien tor cabinet photos and throe dozen stamps tor 24 oauts at Welder's photo atudlo. . Bust woven wlro mattress, oenter apportod, for (2 SA at Day A Render son's. Wall paper wa now have lots of remnants to oloas out of Jbe new pa para oorae early. Chambers' Hardware. Builders' hardware Is still going up but we have stocks of It bought bs tore the advance and luteod to sell It. Fresh ooast oysters at the Bauqucl, : Itsniumber the Hallowe'en social to night at the Ephcopal Parish bouse Various apparitions will be visible. Admission, InnlUilWlg reu-oshinedts, 10 C"'its. DOCTORS PLAY WITH 'VARSITY Large Crowd Witnessed the Game This Afternoon on Xincaid Fie'd. The Medloal College team arrived this afternoon from Portland and were soon on their way amid 'Varsity yells and greetings to what seemed tbelr oertaln defeat on Klnoald Held where quite a large orowd gathered to see the contest. Tbe Held was In superb eon dltlon and tbe atmosphere Juit right for a glorious good game. The rooteis were -ut In foroe. TUBSCUBE, First half, Medics, 0; U O, 6. Beoond half, Medlos 0; U O 5. Final, Medlos 0; U Oil. Brevities. Dr Lowe will be in his iSugene plaoe of business till Monday noon. Tbemarket given at the Iowa Gro cery Co's store today was quite a euo cess. " ' Tbe Iowa Grooery Co Is having Its front windows adorned with new signs. Kdoeptlon this evening at tbe home of Hon aud Mrs B U Friendly In honor of the football teams. Students, faculty aud friends of tbe University are In vited. Tbe cooatoo olrous atlraoted quite a orowd this afternoon. Trained birds are a rarity Indeed. The establishment Is holding forth In ths eld H G Miller took store. 1 Leonard GrosB today assumed his new position as day clerk In the Jineede Hotel. He U an elllclent and well known hotel man and tbe Bmeede baa made another stroke toward euo- oess In securing bis services. Roseburg Review: F B Day, af Ju gope, a practical watchmaker aud Jeweler, hsB secured quarters In T K Hlohardeon'B muslo store and will be ready for business text Monday. He will mako a specialty of repair work at first, bnt expeots to put In a stock of goods In his line later on. Rezor Factory Sold. Constable A J Smith today sold the tools and itbe stock of material ot the Poter Goessor razor fac tory at the old "Brick" churoh to H R Klucihl, tbe Judgment creditor, for sixty dollars. Anyono wantlDg an assortment of most everything con nected with the manufacture of razor oan probably get a bargain by calling nu Judge Klnoald. Will Reorganize. Prof I M Glen requests the Udard t announce that the Eugene Oratorio Society will meet In the Methodist church Tuesday evening Nov 4 at 7:30 o'olook for the purpose of reorganizing lu preparation for the May festival o muslo which will be hell next yoar In Eugene. ; Bought Bankrupt Stock. T A Gilbert has Juit returned from Salem where he purchased a 14800 bankrupt stook of boots and shoes wbloh will be oarrlod by tho firm of Gilbert A Welch lu their store In the Chrlsman block. The goods will ar rive next Tuesday. Attorneys Engaged. The oouusol for the defense of Bert Hoaton who Is ohargod with the mur dar of Benton Tracy at J u notion City armslsts of A O Woodoouk and Lark Bllyeu. L T Harris, Judge MoKadden aud Geo 11 Brown will prosoout. Boveral snaps In amiOBt new bicycles at Chambers Hardware. New Today. WANTED. Manager for now brauob of our business here In Eugene. Ad dress at onoe with refereuoes Alf-eU Morris, Wholesaler, Cincinnati, O. KING IKOL'ND. A solid gold ring with K of P Inslgua ou outside and "Otto J V" on Inside. Owner can have same by calling at thlsoHloe. Gososao)9eo(.f c see .... JDST RECEIVED AT WW iinnmaiis! THE NEW NECKWEAE and LACE COLLARS. g s o oooooooooooooooooooooo 9000000 9 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Ladies' Tailor Suits, Capes and Cloaks. J. V. KAUFFilAN. 536-540 Willamette St. EUGENE, OREGON, Phone, Red 601 Personals. U Lee and Irmlly are In Janotion. J M Martin was a passenger to Ba it) ra today. O W Wallace, of Cottage Grove Is lu the city. Fred D Herbold Is In Eugene visit ing bis motbsr. Mrs G W Handsaker has returned from Junction, Mrs Frank Hampton has returned from Harrlsburg. Lawson Bradley of Medical team took the opportunity to visit at homo htre. Cbas Grimm, for some time clerk for 8 H Friendly, left today for Rhode Island, -' Mrs Wm Emery and .family of Douglas county are visiting at the borne of Sheriff Withers. Mr Trlgley and family arrived today from Kansas to visit with Mr Trtgley'a daughter, Mrs W B Moon. Carl Thompson aud Miss Ethel Liver id ire. of Wnodburn, are the guests of friends In Eugene. Andrew fiabb of Alaska and J W Helover, relatives ot Dr and Mrs F E Rolovor, are guexts In Eugene. SUNDAY SERVICES. Baptist Church H A Greon pastor. Bunday sohnol at 10 a m; sermon at 11; B Y P U at 6:80 : sermon at 7:80. The publlo Is Invited to these services. Christian Churoh J B MoCallum, putnr. Bunday suhoolfat 9:46; at 11 a m Dean E U Bandcrson will give an iOcount. of the International oouvehllon ust held at Omnhi. Junior endeavor at 8; O E at 8:16. Bubjeot of the even ing dl-ou"slou," "Tbe Lost Boy." Mpeolal mualo both morning and evening. You sr oordUlly Irvlted. O P Church G N Wall pastor. Reg ular services at regular hours. Episcopal oburoh D E Loverldge rector. 10 a in, Bunday school ; U a m morning prayer, sermon and holy oommantnn ; 7 :80, evening prayer aud sermon. Congregational Oburoh Mao H Wall.ce, minister Morning servloe at 11 o'olook; Bunday tohonl a, norn; young folks' meetlnr at 8:30. For the evening servloe the two oongreu:atlons will unite at the Presbyterlau churoh. A oordlal welootne to all. Humphrey Memorial M E ohuroh B F Rowland pastor. 10 a m olass meeting; 10:45, sermon, "riabjdot Sup ports of Faith;" 13 Bunday school; 8:80, Juulor Leagns; 6:15 Benlor Lsagae; 6:45, Intermediate League; 7:30 sermon, theme, "Tbe Despairing Cry of Jesus." Regular mu-loal pro gram at both servloes. Dr Driver leotures ou tbe Bible at 12 o'clock In tbe east room. Tbe publlo Is cordially Invited. First Presbyterian-Chas F Wood ward pastor. Services at the usual hours. The C;n ;r 'itionallsta Jwlll unite with usln a uulou servloe In the evoulng. IN EUGENE'S SOCIAL WHIRL Hallowe'en trlcka are taming down more and more every year. Laxl nlfht, aside from a few boyish prauks, tba olty was free from depredations of tbe smnll boy. Bunday ohlcken dinner at the Ban quest Bunday from 5 to 8 p m. li ROOM WANTED To display our immense line ol ..Holiday Goods.. 50 per cent off-or just i 011 aU our mou's. women's and childrou's maokiutoshes. B 25 per cent off-on all men's pauta except our voc ana ji.uuiino. 1 33 J per cent off-or just 75c por pair on ono lot Men's hoavy shoes. pair on a j shoo, sizes 5, 25 per cent off-or just cortaiu child's heavy to V2. per cent oll-or 1U cents per 10 on a nice sun-driod toa. 4 1-lb pkgs Arm it Hammer soda, 25 6 lbs Arm it Hammer Soda in bulk, 25c IX BILLY Department Store . . . THE UNIVERSITY LITERARY SOCIETIES At her home, 645 High street, last evening Miss Wanda Logan entertain ed a number of her young friends with Hallowe'en pastimes. Those present were Eva and Ada Allen, Helena Rob inson, Llbble Howe, Graoe Bogart, 8ybl Elliott, Eva Bnrton, Winnie Cookerllne, Elmer Pains, Ralph Rob inson, Eberle KuykenUall, Harry Straight, Lloyd Howe, Frank Math ews. A nice lunoh was Berved. . . The ladles and gentlemen forming tbe"F F E" wblstolub of last and previous years last evening met and visited Attorney aud Mrs D B Jenkes at their home ou East Tenth Btreet In honor ot Mr Jenkes' birtbday. The same fascinating pst!me made the last hours of Hallowe'en fly. The guests were: Mr and Mrs B B Bpenosr, Mr and Mrs R MoUurphey, Mr and Mrs J W Kays, Mr aud Mrs WC Yoran, Dr and Mrs Claire JJ Wll loiUbby. A soolal event of note yesterday was tbe party In honor of Mrs FN Mo Allater (nee Young) given by Mrs C M Young at her home. In "hearia" Mrs Eat ma Thompson won the fewest and tbe honors while Mrs J R Wetberbee secured the "ooal black lady" too often to win any prlza but the consolation. Mlcis Bese! D.y salted the hostess. Following were the guests: Mesdames F E SnodgraB, Ned Hughes, J E Bro natigb, Emma Tbompson, F R Wetb erbee, O W Lowe, L L Whitson, J Goldsmith, U L Hatlok, W B Gilbert, Claude Copplo, F N McAllster, Jerry Horn, R McMurphoy, A Cbrlstman, E H McAllator, Geo H Smith, G D Linn, Luke Goodrloh, J F Kolley ; Misses Bells Brown, Ada Hendrloks, Carrie Hovey, Stella Pitt Dorrls, Net tle Chase, Ada Hanson, Dee Ankeny, Oarr.a and Tuerese Friendly, After the overwhelming defeat ol the Drain Normal team yesterday af ternoon by the High Hohool lads, the latter, assisted by the girls of the school, entertained the crestfallen war rlors In Frank's Hall and drowned the remembranoes of defeat with the kind' ness ot hospitality. A short program was rendered as follows: Beleotlon H SMadollnClub Vocal Bolo Nina Ostrander Instrumental Mlts Allola MoElroy Vocal Bolo MIsb Luola Wllklns Instrumsntal Paul Stoufler Violion 80I0 Merlin Harding . Mrs h, r Kerus, assisted by her daughter, Miss Edith, last evening entertained the members oftheBetta Kappa fraternity at tbelr pleasant uoine.zas west Blxth street. Avery plea-ant cvetilng was spent. Tbe hos tess aud her daughter served light luncheon which jwas enjoyed by all the members who attended were: Le Roy Kerns, Ernest Becbdolt, Leonard Btralght, Herbert Easllnad, Webster Klnoald, Arthur McAllstor, Orvllle Waller and Clayborn Rhodes. . The Haliowe'eu party given by 8t Mary's Epltonpal guild at the parl.h houie last evnulog was a suooeesful soolal event. TUs r.wnu were beauti fully drooruted with foliage, jack o'lau terns and all the appropriate acoiiu panlmenta of Hallowe'en. Laureans and Philolojians Held Interesting Sessions Last Ni$ht. The Laurean soolety met last night wil l President Bacon in the ohalr. K W Glass, O E Cleveland, Howard La ourette and Cloan Perkins weie received as members Into tbe soolet , ripi-.'shes were called for and were ro. sponded 10 by Glass aud Cleveland, After reoess extemporaneous spseohes were made by Wade, Bailey and O W Jackson. Current events were given by F G Thayer, G W Merritt and Clarence Poley on tbe affirmative and Fay Howe and F C DUIard on the negative debated tbe question, "Resolved, that the duties on Cuban exports to the United States should be reduoed." The obalr decided that tbe burden of proof lay with the affirmative. (HILOLOOIA.NS. The Pbilologlana met in tbelr ball last night at the usnal haur. The fol lowing program was gl ven : Extemporaneous address V W Toiullnson. Recitations Bollman aud Watson. Prepared address Prof Yonng. Debate "Reeolved, That the prei- ent tariff lends Itself to the fostering of trusts and monopolies aud should therefore be promptly revised. Atllrm ative, J J Handsaker, U W Murphy; neaatlve, J O Russell, D Graham. The arurmatlve won. Prof Bweetser last evening la the Association room gave an Interesting and Instructive addrens ou the subtest. "Tbe Bible, tbe NeoesBity for the Study tur a cumpioie ;jiuuoaiion." Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor. Will and 7th J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Funeral Directors Penny-wise but not pound-foolish are the more than two million men and wouisa who wear immoiis WateSi Chains These chains give entire satisfaction, yet cost much less than solid gold. A large line and spleudid assortment here. Gift Giving U alwsya a p SMU's but chiosiug Rift U ' always parpleriog. Howser, we've a multltmla of basutl ful and nuonablv priced gifts that usks the ohoo.ring eiy and plouurable. M. R. JAN.NEY,; j The Jeweler. li. CORDON The Hoflseiornisb FOR THE KIGHT PRICE Supported bed springs, each K itchen treasure tables, tbe best make, each Kxcelsioi mattress with wool top, each.... Trices on all other things accordingly. JJO Discountu given on all complete hou8e-furnishjn outfits. S li. GORDON, The Housefurnisher Eaat Ninth Street "A Vagabond Heroine." - The produetion of tbe above entitled play last evening at the opera house by tbe Madison Hquare Company does not call for a departure from our former words nfonmmendatt n to the var ous members of the troup?, Tbe story was well worked out and the lis teners satisfied with the remit. The litt'e "gem In the rough" as featured by diss Eddy wan highly appreciated. Mr Lowe and Mr Bcheller deserve praise tor tbelr renditions bIbo In the vlll'ilnous rules. Jenies Ellis la up roariously enoceselul la his comedy roles. Tonight the company plays "The Irish .Widow," a series of hearty laugha strung together with a clever plot. Funeral Service. The funeral of Mrs Jane Parrleh was oonduoted this morning from the real' denoe of D R Lakln on East Eighth street with interment in Masonio ceme tery. Jb'er A E McAllster conduoted the services. . Junction City News. , ' mni, Tlmei, Not. i. "otM, W2, to Mr i Bamuel Robinson, a sod Born, Oot 26, 10j2, to R.. . . Shrode, a daughter, w. Z X ," congratulations. The Hurburt-Nicklln Merouui. bae established the cash osrrlZl. wtth Miss Opal WlllUnuiJrS? The new enterprise give. th, metropolitan appearaooe, A good deal cf lumber I, ,1, the ground for tbe M Eoburchi,i building and it in the musta trustees to push the work InoiJsj have the oburoh ready for 0B wln-er. The main building -ni k. M.) with a ohspsi nom aZ Uiaa- The site Is oppotlte b,2 denoe of l M Million. New Tailoring Hoi J L Bennette, merobant tailor (j Willamette street, willopeo ml,, address a first ola-s merehsnt tailor t. tabllsbmeut with a select Mock 'gents' furnishings on Sstordw. S. . amber 8. h. 1 V" n " 1 Our First Surprise Sale Saturday and Monday, Nov 1st and 3d. Slashing the Prices in Skirts Wo will place on sale a big lot of Ladies' Dress Skirts at special prices, and we guar antee Ihem, from the cheap est to the best, to be perfect fitting and well made. 8 1 .25 :Mnchfeter Brllllan- tinn, Hosorted figured patternp,soft peroallne lining, at 82. BO Wool ohevlot. dark made ot oxford grey, and brown a in nounce, nottom Bel on with B rows of machine atltching 98c jt, dark id brown :$i-95 86.75 Htriotly all woil MI tinevloi in Mack only cradoura fljunoe seams, sll bound and double etltohf d, at 8 I 2.00 rttrlcily sll wool'chf- lot, a handsome i-Rirt( well made aud nicely 1 rimmed, at IV groUUa'nj $3.68 : Silk Soiling Some special prices this Jiirv ocillll week that you cannot re- Even, a neighbor sist. That is if vou want silks not, we know you'll tell your about the values. MEN'S AND BOY'S FURNISHINGS Just received, another shipment of those all wool Juvenile sweaters in Blue, Green and Pink. Sizes 18 to 24, Price $1.00. A FINE LINE of Men's Dress Shirts in white and fancies, 75c to $1.25. R W NEWLAND, Fnrnt. OreP --.U. r.nr. Wlllimt"1, and 71h Slrctb-C Extra Special... FRIENDLY'S Saturdav Nio-ht frnm r ton n.m. Mwres of pleased rutomen left n in. i... o .... ' ' r-alurday night's KX l'KA HHKl'IAL wl"" ,WJh.t. They fnd we dldas w. adverthed. W. are oonfl leot that tbli UOu. .uu -... g.T vou .till greater value, n ,,-elul at Fancy Goods Department V .'!,?.n y ,wonirn PU' "''untlha riilmhle" when they are iu no mood for it. Trie comfortal lewaj Is to have three to five. If one Is lout no matter wait mi It turns un again, rtatuidsy nlsht fmm T to 9 p ro yrn can buy our .Vumtmnu tl.'mhle, always sold aia w t- (or ne rormer hv lOii nr n..n m . . r.rt. selul article extra ana sptoiais in eeijr i- s-inie more of those f 1.76. ;oo aud l SI corsets at ' j C Auntlirrl 8. me .iin-e rf thie nice handkerchiefs ilv, i.jo unii 10c Kind at .. k '-iinj ui i,vini oeitssold up to 11.50 sny of ;h.msie vnurs for 2ge A lot i. riMmn fnkt up to I5o po at He Auoilif r lot rlbttons -old up to 869 ,0 at Oo Ic Bo 6O0 Domestic Department R2rslf K.?,m'Ml1 " ln uUr Prl" SO' goes (Saturday Dlght at Blue tRhe damask" 64 In. the 40a klnrl goes at Tr.old64a,t24R',,,,V'1U9 M 15n wl" Hssdb!5Sr.,?.-,, to,r,,,,, thrlo l-acbed mu.lln 36-ln, 8c qualify for Clothing Department M-'?5.?Lkn,,e P"0"- 'old for 60o., o and f l.oo, Hatu-day night ' 17c 2Bo Oc 60 60 250 Gents Furnishing Department. . Oeotlemens' fancv onl'd 'hlr's. ro!f 8ie. 75a and 85a kinds turtJ .J( Men's black half hoe, the 10' ' ; ones at , Men's hanrtkerohlefs ro:n at i j7e hlrt'i 1-Jjo all go at A lot of suspenders, '' vi.o and Son are your. 1 lift , A full line of Pns- hK Sauucs, rv JU8' I" . n.r W Va!d. f rcr art In Monro's Pr" our DFXl wteL's Decisis.