Eugene daily guard., April 21, 1906, Image 8

lu
iid'ersellmg;
AT THE
ARRIVES FJIOM
"Prices -SCENEOf
EARTHQUAKE
BEGIN TO HEAR ,
FROM RELATIVES
BON MARCHE ST0R&
A dollar isn't any bigger here than elsewhere. It simply looks bigger because buys more.
We want everybody to come Monday and keep coming, for we're going to
treat you so you'll be glad you come. A few Lffit'erselling
Prices. Read them thousands more just as good.
ncr Values in white Waists, $2.50, $2.0
DC and $J.75, very stylishlv trimmed..
; i.M to 34.3u values, as nanasome as igey can oe majie.
unotriemng price
Hind:ome white Lawn Waists, trimmed in
embruiatiy and lace - -
A, Davis Tells of "His
Experiences in San o
o Franjisco
;F(iit as if ilia Failh Wasiukjg--
of the People in the
fa; run a it
HSfyto City Is Indescribab
Eene Boys Safe
..... .
a .. . ISL
I am r.flifh ? Irtrfrllinf 354 yards Brussels Net, fancy bortf$ Davis, who resides at East
laCC liliaia UACr&eUing. asyoueversawat$2to$2.25,on...Ti&WLluttud Mill treats, in this
to ! ara J SO yarns line Torchon la from the 10c ttt M -frain San Fraueisco at the time
IViaAUd V S LrtlCe OfliS. -ill. ,Q u. ..1. HX.,ail .W M&mJK S3. 3 8 earthquake, arriving home but
, t , "car, awaa,. - .Mon one of the
i i "-jy
AS
Here is Where You Can Save Your Dolfci&ft
FOUR. BIG EMBROIDERY Si&SMSA
znVUAfJnc. rnmm'nrintr Mnm4,iv. varri 29e 35e Embroideries, commendoo' lonfl.ii
25c Embroideries, commencing Monday, yard 9c 15c Embrigl2rie5commsncinfg)ng-,!fo s
25c
This coupon is worth 25c with a $2 pur
chase in our Shoe Department.
2
Take Off tBe OU, Put an the New, 'f id fci8
300 pairs Ladies' $2.25 Low Cut SFrcnk Underselling price while )
2'50pjQsLadie2.0best ani very b:st low cuts. Undcrselig t f CffV,
while they last -. V l4fl&
delayed
A ifrilfiZt, reporter culled at his resi-
uvmju ueiiit, luuiuiug uuu liiiitivicttcu
is uifi,. talked very iuteiestiugly
.(I lor llajpi hour or more ot his oxprg
riciiciin inoity during me exeiie-
went ol the earthquuke and lire. A
wrljgi account ol his story as told
ttl)-'go(jj- would be the most inC
etu account of the disaster yet
priuil, but lagjS' space allovts the
...i.K nl ....!.. u fuu ..f flu
VW -alient features of the account.
Air. Davis was staying at the Audi
torium Hotel, a sstory brick rue
ture ut 117 iiy street, one block
ngfth of Market, at the time of the
eiuuiquiiKtj rie was in room n- on
cue lup iiour
Anxiety of Eugene People Beginning
to Bo Relieved Telegrams
Recieved
rtiru.
. He vvufj awuko a short
UunKSlore'the shock came and weutVed,leii1' mht blTe cud
w .... . I trnt wi( or tn t:tv. Thvrfi mr-
The Underselling Notion Sfeo?.
Sand Silk, 4c: bzst Darnin? Cotton, 2c spool; best 5c Pearl Buttons, 3c do2n; bes )(0c
Blickel Plated iaiety Pins, 4c dozen ; Ladicsuc tancy trill nose iuppwrters, yc ;
Hooks and Eves, car;) Jc; Pins, 1c; Paper Cube Pins, 4c; 15c Tooth
9 Brusgs, 9c. 35c vjQite brittle Hair Brushes 19c.
j (THOUSANDS MORE AT SAME UNlSELLING PRICE.
The last wk of our big Carnival Sale. If yu.want to save money conO to
BiTRrWi.-Jt vr.
BON
THE U DERS LLING STORE
WALTER U0 MBS
ISAYS McKIHLEY
IS A BAD man;
I
Eugene B:y Nominatsd by Oar
Congressman For Cadetship to
Naval Academ?
-
v Anothe?EiiKoiie boy has boon lion
cfllii
oredJiy selection Jut gov
vice. Tlio fulUiwrug tolegnun la
oxplanutoiy:
WaMhiWton, April lOCKi. '
Walter V. Combs,
Eiitteno, Oregon.
You have boon nominated by mo for
appointment as midshipman to the
United Btatos Naval Academy at Sn
napolis. HINUEK HKUMANX.
;V press disiHitli frf Salv'iU says:
State Land Agent West is in receipt j
of a letter from Ja lies L Rodgers, I
Aneriean consul-general at Shanghai, I
China, d"bid March' 1-, Baying:
"lloraco (!. MuKinly has been
Snanulial for some time past, l
out per- present is at Ningpo. I have no
en U
but at
self-. Knowledge ot me wnerenooi oi o.ji. Ml.Si A(lll u jelvett with a Wiavter
ID. Puler. " . ' nienibershii) of 2 Mrs. Jowett is
! West has another lettor from HoKff g gl,pvume organizer and thor
1'owler, consul-beneml at Che), ' OUghly undcrsta.pV the art of organ
dated Marcli II), saying McKinley, nn- lziug a locl(?e of mBU llml WOIUcn who
der thnMiamo or "wiimm uson, of goa morll character and who
Minneapolis, Minn.," cnWd on I'l g. aocmly arooiitalila to sach other.
March 11, and probably left tho same TuU u,(1 s.u ont und t10 nit
uay tor xu'iilkiu mo fuvovHi,i0 ciTcunfciyuices mmd nroin-
sleep again, Lut had been asleep
july a few minutes when ho was
jwukened by leiug thrown out ofjjis
ued to tue floor. Mr. Davie says' hs
.'eeliis at that time were beyond
:mmau pocr to uefccybe. With if
ilculty 1ft kilo.su to Ins feet and Cried
to make his way to the 5?,ut bo
cause of the swuyiiQ uud pitching of
che building it was impossible to
xiffl. The best way he could do
scribeis sensations 1 to say that
it seemed Qi the earth was sink,
mg aQl that the ocean would veep
over everything.
Tne 'volk theatre adjoined the
uolc3j.ere T Mr. Das ayed He
looked out of the window of hie
room and itipp-ed as if the dome
of 11 theatre building we.s, mov.ny
right up to him. From the tlret Mr.
Davis realized thut it was an Earth
quake and he thought his time Juil
ome. lie nually mude his way to
the door of the riin, but was unable
i.o open it. jgjic bunding boon lurch
ed in another direction and thu door
Hew open. In the hallway lne were
cursing, women aud children were
screaming and pandemonium reigned.
All wore in their night clothes and
were making their way doi the
stuEXvajo to get ant of the building,
the elevattoi-s havinWieeu pi(S)out of
The Lincoln Annuity Union waooiuii..nin. The c6i-k of the hotel,
organized in Spi glleld last yeek by ith rare presence of mind, locked
iNEvHOD&yT
Lincoln
Unioa
Twenty-Two
Members "
"rganfesd
Mr. and Mm. J. W. Kays last night
received a message from their daugh
ter, Miss Leone Kays, who was attend
ing art school iu San Francisco
at the time of the earthquake,
was at Friiitvale, an Oakland snbv
when the message was sent. She sad
she had succeeded in sluing all her
effects and that she was m$ injured
in any manner. Mrs. Hill, sifter of
Mrs. W. L. Cheshire, also escaped
safely.
K Schwarzschild this morning re-'
ceired a telegram from Maurice S. ,
flellmau, a cousinstntiug that all
bis relatives in the city were safe.
Fraidc Ware this morning received
the following from Joel B. Ware, his
brother, at San Francisco: "lam
safe and sound. "
Mrs. Church this morning received j
a telegram from her son Earl, stating
that he was all right and that he i
might be home soon. .
S. O. (VanArinitaire, formerly
Eugene but uow f Portland, who was
til Oakland at the time of tne eartbQ
qnake,(?gfrvedherfl last night to visit
relatives. He went over to SaiiJJKran-
cipco the morning of the earthquake.
iur, anu nirs. vin jsarrert, oi ai
liuny, the latter formerly Ruth FUuu,
pushed through btre this alteruoon
on their way home from San Fran
cisco. Th) had to move their lodg
ings thro9 timtiH after the earUkquuke
ou accoTiut of the tire, and walked all 1
OXFORI
A 11 .
au the latest thi:
f
ior men, women m
. i .
criiaren
o at
YORAM'i
SHOE STOR
got (Hi! of the city. Tnr were mar
ried at the Palace Hoti44uTj' a day or
two bfnre the earthquake?
Mrs. W. W. Martin toduyQvceired
a letter from Wr sister, rs. B. S.
TayloiSnnta Kosa. She said their
rcsidei($e stood but their gujeery
store was demolislOd. They are ilsiug
t)1 churches there as morgues
ttorueyGoo. B, Eris toniiy re
ceive'S' the following telegram from
Herbert C. Tlnpsou, formerly of
Eugene: "Family escaped, g)it
burned out. Saw Thurston and
Church sate at Ross Valley. "
73)
Where can I buy
Tobacco Cheap
at UttMeld',
o
Just north of
Griffin's Hardware StorJ
All 5c packaged... 6 foJ
A" 10c package. B3or
All n .
, .... 6,
AniOcciears
A., r . .. "
mix cigarettes -.6fo,
All 10c cigarettes . 3 0.
(9)
HE HAS ALSO A Fllf
L11NH Uf nFES
TMAT MH IS SELI(!
IJNLr UMAP
Garden too
RSS
of all kimiu bulk.
Chaml;eib Hardware.
For wall paper Freston & rf ai
in
store.
To reduce ir stock olJranite 'j!
andjMarble, for the nexl 30 days ii
I witlSe a big reduction in J
price. Those desirint. wort k.i I
. up lor Decoration Day should
fhee their orders at once. AH J
work set up on solid concfete t
indation.ouet nolhinc 1
but high grade stock and work- i
manship. 0&fe,iu',litjtu'i I
(g;eno M&rKe and ranite VVorJj
Cor. 6th andft'lllametie St.
B. C. U
EJmmocks, all prices!
Chaiifbers' Hard
U-
I1I11. Ho tells of thong8ofMcMn. to ue on6 0f the leading soQal
ley ai3 Little Egypt iu Shanghai and aud fratonllordors iu Springfield.
Tooth
Brushes.
ivit hn him inloriuatlon lliat tUCiMll
jjly Is a bacOfian.
Note and Commsnt Q
The Lincoln Annuity Union
purely fraternal, patriotic and benev-Klitreet a f niiuutcs aftei 10 first
This week only we
give'yu special val
ues. Better Brushes
for less money than
was ever before offered 63
in Eugene.
Brushes from 5c to
50c each.
Wc guarantee every
Brush. Bristles will
not come out.
With each bottle of
our Antiseptic Tooth
Powder we will give
free 4 Brush such as
usiBftr sells for 25c
Everybody uses
toothlTushcs; nobody
shofld miss this opportunity.
W. L. DeLANO
olent and promotos peace, goo'd will
nnd(2)'rii(?tvtiou nniong and for its
memls. lt provides mutual aid
and assistance to both pvn aud wo-
i meu aud has a plan of insurance that
Of Jill deeds that attempt ot a San ; would pay tho most skeptical to iuQs
FranPisco mob to reach the imllions tigate.
in tho great iQfit vaults appears about j Tho ofllcers who were elected for
the most despernU, especially ns they ' the year we: Mrs. X3lnValzah,
wero guarded tiy soldiers. There are j speaker; Mrs. J. P. Fry, vice speaker;
over throo hundred niigions storod ; gjuules Dority, pag speaker; Mrs.
therein, but even with the besttools j W. Casteel, chaplain; W. Luther.
and explosives and plenty of time it clerk; M. W. asteel, sergeuiat-
would take experts to ck them suf
ficiently to get tho money,
! Thrco"huiuired thousand to feed
and care for is n tuV but the Aer
ican people may be truVced to seo that
tho least possi sulftiriug will result
: : : :
T lllrtns win not wait, ana not n icw
J ... fh .
tinve first seen the light during and
since the Hie in tents or under sheets
arms; Mrs. Heidt, inner door keep
(; W. Casteel, outer door keepor ;
Dr. jinValzah, physOan. News.
HI K
HAZlLtlOD'S FINE
ICE
outvie doors, thus preveuUffv tho :
uuobts ipui going intoLhe struuts,
whure IjiCu4c and stone und all Kinds
of debris vere(l!t)gt killing men and
women 1Q the score. Seeing that he
uoulduot gut out of the building, Mr.
Davilr relurU'd to his room and
Uretsed himself, but bety:so of the
recurrence, of thecks he was com
pelled to Jmrry away and leiLto ino
of his belongings tuore. The Trout ot
the hotel where ho stayed fell into ti
shack.
SUFFERING IXDLSCRI UAULE.
Air. DaviB says the suh'ering of the
people Vvas Indescribable. No water
nor food xuld bo had at tus4 price
for a lcTV time. Ho luid uolhiu to
Somnthing now wneeis pricked
notroleusjjit Goniph's bicycle
Dunn's home-mde bread is the (8;
ii. tho city.
Good onion sets.
Chambers1 Harvnre.
For tsp)ing the best., C. L.
Winter is in ci"drg2 of t he 'inter
Photo Co. Studio, and (guarantees re
sOlts. Chambs Bloc. 'PhonB.d
'31-
Jiesl liiiefai go-caits for tbinoney.
Chitnibers1 llitrdwuie.
W Succetkcrs to O. W.Taylor
HOUSE MOVING
Of l!l kinds and descrlDtions. Prices ih
son.ibli ius a chance to give ye'
Vhone Red
;stlmaS) on "Sour work.
West 3i3treet.
l. m. roey,
m CONTfiiCTOR. !
in cerujent.lime and hard wall plat!
! rime. Ho hi
uruiK uio nit.1 flay
nuthing biit a cup of bladk coffee and
two crackers the next tyyppayiug a We guarnntoe
ditJar for them. Ho remained in thc;team Dve Worl
eity 20 hours after tho earthquake,
being unable for a long time to find a
way through tho lire and demolished
bay ovor to Oaklifjjd
EUUEXE HOYS ALL RIGHT.
Mr. Davis says tht Cass Matlock
Say. your wheel should
vaseline no oiliug
Goniph's bicycle store
Garden cultivators ar-d
bottom prices.
ghambs' Hnidware.
Tata your cleaning, dyeing and
pre4)ng to 4r Willamet. Eug
ene Steam Dj4Wor2ls.
Security Lice Powder for
chicks.
Chambers Hardware.
Diinn'srcHd-ls made fron potato
(W'ast and has that good, wholoine
j ttiste you like.
Go to Jennings & Edwards for the I.
trmfolastie rnof DHlnt. firn nnd ,t-lHr V
proof, with a G-year guarantee.
Ice cream at Dunn'sikory.
nur ork. Eugene i
;team Dve Works. df
Vudor Porch shades.
i Chambers' Hardware.
Dea!er?n 9.
L necesKary i&nenf, im3,
tecders at I WMwter.
'X "
! j Contractor for anls oi mason worl
1 1 Enquire of Eillmire Bros., Draymen.'
dtf sr w'--
TTJLIUS GOLDSMITH ! I
1 1 - i
0 Ol UCSNE I
not ......... ....o , , ip.M ...i.i . J
buildings to the ferries to cross the 1 - LZ & $1 5 O.OCW
, ,.-.,-ea, n.mnsci
thing Is going fnst at ur-ncrwi. ontinu ov-
JENNINGS 4 1 WARDS.
We are 10idquarter9 for garden w "
.ind grass seed of all kinds. j n: ,ceiv pin ti
J. W. WHTE.
The Hazelwood restaurant
and Ed uoodchSyl, formerly of Eu
gene, roomed at thgv Oregon House,
a wooden umlriingiJn Turk street. In
tho same Jilock with tho Auditorium
Hotel. He did nut see the bfiys after
dooe on rMinnable tennl,
Sin FrmcUci and Portland.
Sfcbt dram oa CnltarJ
! ol K.changt wo"
fsiier (Sjintrlea. Deroaitj rcccivrr: mbjt
ar ertiliTate ot dtpoaH. AH CO
I loo
Alison with
nt opens its I tho earthquake, Jmt as no lives were
tlw famous ! losn tho building 0 ?.C53):ycd
or blankets stretched over low rmgo-j ..,, ,w lh nrn ,ln,,l,t,iiv f it i,
CallV',..,. , ,, . tinllintf, oa in tl. Bn, f , .
polos In the public parks ami vac
lots of San l''rancicao. There are not
' loss tlmii 3uO,(XK houseless, hnniehQ
people tltgje, bo tho number of out
door births must bo coiniiKJiiblle.
tug tomorrow will servo
1 delicious mneetfs3on avor,
Hazelwood Ice cream received dis
tinction and asQawarded the gold
medal at the Lewis and Clark fair.
The Ind was and is tempered to
the shorn lamb in this instance just
! think of tho suffering and denth that
1 would bavo ensued had the tire come
with storm tiivArnin. ia
W. R. G, Ation
the I nothing as to the snfoty of other for
l'553mii Eugene residents thWe.
Of course Mr. Davis is vevy glad to
get home and says he never wants to
go to San Frauci agtOi. He thiuks
ij-eople by the tluusaud will leave
Uie city (wver po return and that It
will be years aud yeais before the
city will be what g was before.
Paint with Phoonix pjgut.
& fral, agoul
Wood, wood, wood. At
Transfer Co.
Bread that makes bragjj aud
Dunn's. '
Prestof)
Eugene
T O HKNORICKS, Pretvnt,
P BSNODCltASS caahm.
Itlooa iDtruifdlc J
....fl tn Pttf
I H POTTER C
Are you golngn pat? Tby Rhij. j Hellef Corns
win t Willinma propostjjoiO is the , 2(? to uiaKe 1
nest, hoe us. u
ClttRnbers' HimlwareA
All members are requested to attetaV
tho regular meeting of the Woman's
Saturday evening, April
arraugeiiKsita for hclnim;
the Calivorimt sutferers.
ELLA HENDERSON. Pres.
Can Jack Bills 0
Parties who called at t9e Guard oP
flee rpgardlng Jack bills are notified
that we cannrlnt them n(S- ...
i havijj lHe(? returned from tho ns-
paper otUco to which it had been
loaned.
Artist Ctunn will make you a nor
trait for 87 cents that will cost you
1.98 any other place or tin Get
your coupons. This offer expires!
Saturday night
HAMPTON BROS.
Woman's
,,, I Advancement
- ...ti,
lsnmwhere better shewn than ou me
n bank.
C3
Moves Barbershop
F. M. StanfTor has moved his
barber fShop from Nar.th Willam
ette stft to the bniloing formerly
occupied by Y. C.flPotts' cigar ste,
on Eighth street, near Olive, where
he wll be pleased to meet bis old and
rmpwhere better shrcya
of the leadine banXs.
Women place their money In
a manner that contradicts the ide.''
they haw no heads for business.
Th inf. rtahillhr and the elf an ft
this bank make a favorite deposit! I
for women. I
We ray interest on time or demand crrtia-
cate& oi deposit
Eugene Loan and
o
Bank,
Canhal and Surjta
$100,000
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