Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1906, Image 4

June Sale
10,000 yards Drraa Gingham Inchecks,
ttripo.eU, In ill the staple colon, suit
able (of women and children walsta,
dream, underskirts, aprons, etc regular
10; value, pec'l V1'
; V 6c
6 piece. French Madrasa, Billable for
Mens shirts, boyi blouses, womena and
glrla dresses, 34 In. wide, 2ii Zttie.
peclal a yd. '
-rr ' .
20 plecea aummer dresa stulla Including -Valles,
Organdies, Batistes, etc., In pUIn
and checkl and floral ellecla, In both J
light and dark colon. Valuea to 25c a
yard, now ',
-'--lie. :-:.v
Thjj i,'jorej a white goods season and the demand for'desirable white dress stuffs is great. We
expected and are prepared for this demand. Our stock of Pique, Dotted Swiss, plain and figured Mulls.
Persian and India Linens and Dimities is complete and the values are extraordinary. . Many of these
would cost as much today if we had to buy them as we are asking you for them; see our styles and prices
Great June Sale of Trunks, Suit Cases,
yLjr. Grips, Telescopes and TraveKng Bags
H vau are o-oine to leave thi
Sale" and supply your wants in trunks and travel
month at J5 per cent discount.
June Prices on. Suit Cases STEAMED TRUNKS
$12.50 Suit Cases, sale price
JO.OO Suit Cases, sale price
7.50 Suit Cases, sale price
6.00 Suit Cases, sale price
5.00 Suit Cases, sale price
4.00 Suit Cases, sale price
3.00 Suit Cases, sale price
2.00 Suit Cases, sale price
EUGENE'S FOREMOST
AND BEST STORE
MAIL ORDERS
REV. FATHER
BLACK VISITED
POPE PIUS X
Tho Tologrnm tolls of tlio vlnit of
Father J. II. Muck, formerly rector
of ttie Eiigone Cntliollu church, to tlio
pope aa follows:
"Aftor an absenoo of aovou montli
In the Holy Land ami Homo, Kov.
Father J. II, Hlnok yontorduy ro
There's
A Looseness of
The Joints
felt after taking one bottle of Dr.
Hobson'j
Rheumatism Cure
which gives relief and sends a thrill
of hope through the sufferer. Con
tinued doses drive out the pain and
the cure which seemed impossible is
a reality. Made from a new but
well tried prescription. Price $1.00
per bottle. DcLano 'will sell it to
you and guarantee its quality, .
We Can Meet All
Your Requirements
in the Drug Line and if it comes
from
DeLano's
good
of Wash Dress
summer you
had better take advantage of this "Travelers' Benefit
ing bags. Absolutely
1 5
$10 50
8.25
6.50
5.00
4.00
3.25
2.45
J .55
$13.50 Trunks, sale price!. $J1.48
10.00 Trunks, sale price 8.50
7.50 Trunks, sale price 6.25
FREE!!!
Your name and address neatly engraved
on all Suit Cases and Trunks sold this
montli.
. '. . :
PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED.
colvud n lieurty welcome from his
uongrogutlnii. Father lllnulc urrlvoil
in Fortland Saturday. Ho llrt wont
to tlio Holy LiiiiiI, where ho spout
several weeks among tlio ruins, and
thon proceeded to Homo, whoro ho
was given n personal aiidiouoo with
Pope Pius X. Biiouklng of Ms nudi
oneo with tho ioin, Hov. Jlluck mild :
"Whim 1 was ushered Into tho pres
ence of tho holy father ho wiih silling
nt un ordinary tulilo, with n lot of
papers whioh ho was oxaminlng. Wo
(Iroppod to our knees, of ounrso. My
ooiiipanlou Introduced uio, when tho
popo arose and motlonod mo to a
seat, ilo was standing aud till thought
entered my bond that 1 von d m l. i II
down whihi tlio bond of Chi Utoi do'ii
vas standing, ho 1 waitod tlil ho wan
-loatttl. Then followed a i..ost enr
din) t'lmt- Ho was meet unliable and
tho picture of health In body nuc
iiliul.
"On leaving, 1 nuked htm .for a
blessing for myself anil congregation.
I'u my surprise and grntltlculion, tho
popo took two of IiIh recent photo
graphs and wrote tho npohtolio bless
ing for myself underneath ono, am!
thou did tho Hiiino for St. Francis
church. This was a special favor and
rarely ever granted, t attribute tho
favor I ruoolved at tho bunds of tlio
popo to his ti'lonilKliip for our Arch
bishop Christie."
A miisloal program In honor of
Put her lllark's roturii Is being liming
od by Father tloodrloh, and Father
Dominic Is preparing an odo of wel
come to tho returned priest.
J. M. SHELLEY WOULD
BE CUSTOMS C0LL0CT0R
Eugene Politician Out for tho Appointment-Says
His Prospects
Are Good
J. M. Klit'Doy, of Kut'iie, in mU J
to 1h n rnmHtliito for I ho nfptunt
mont if tNillt-otor of curtttnus nt l'ort-'
Intnl. Mr. Khi'ilt?, nho vim dcfciitctl
for I hi l'ul)llim tioininatiun for'
tttalrt Hutintor frtnn Ijiiiio couiily l.y 1. '
It. Hlulmin, rlultnn to htivo HtroiiK
iiilitrHiintut fur tlio tmnitlnn mid
my lit roKiot'lri (or HpMinUiHnt
An kooiI. t
Millinery Clearance Sale
Indies waiittiui hats and millinery
will Hud it to their blx ndvantuKO to
rail at Mrs. Shumate's, '-'.'i YmA Moth
street, durluii her elenranee salaj now
on. J Ti
laiiM'i . Hell, Ki c c.n pi ..) !'. t
n'l.i. U'enou Uul.L U!i
Goods
35 pieces of the choicest summer fab
rics in light and dirk chade, new fash
1'iiubie wdwcs, Mohair, cotton, Taffdta,
Cutlfoii Crepe, Voile, Danish cloth,
Panama, Organdie, etc Many of these
dress patterns only, values to 75c, to clou
out, a yd. "
20c
5 pieces only, white Duck suiting 36
In wide, suitable for skirts or suits, all
shrunk and ready for use, a yd.
14c ;
36 In all linen suiting exceptional
values at 50c, special a yd 40c
36 in. linen suiting, 60c grade at. 50c
36 In. Unen suiting, 75c grade at. 65c
81 In. linen suiting, extra heavy grade,
3-4 of yd., for waist 3 1-4 yds for suit a
yd. -
$1.25
every trunk in our stock this
Psr Cent Discount
SATISFACTION OR
VOUR MONEY BACK
SURVEYORS
OUT FOR THE
WILSEY LINE
Eight Crews for Iha Oregor.
Coast &, Eastern Have
Begun, Work
A Number of Eugene Men in the
Company's Employ and All
Bills Are Regulary
Paid '
Tho OroKon Coast k Eastern rail
road, tho Wllmiy enterprise, Is still
I'oIiik hoard from and tlmxo who
elaim to know Bay that tho projeot is
not hut air, as contended by many,
and that timo will prove that tho pro
iniilers mean bunine-H and havo ii.oanl
liusluesM from the start.
Ono tiling Is eertaln, and thatMi
the Vi'ouioters havo paid all their
bills fur tho past, two years with eash
and at present havo nearly a hundred-
men In tfioir employ. Anions them
are n dozen or nioro well-known. Ku
ueno men who havo been working in
tho Portland oWee of the. oiinipany
and on tho rijjlit of way alonu tlio
eoant.
The tluard was liiformed yei.terdny
that olnht erews of surveyors have
just two Hturted out on tho proposed
line. Ono erew will work toward the
ooast from Po tlaud, another south
from Tillamook, one each was from
VmiuiiiH liny, one eaeh way from
Coos tiny, and ono each way from
Kiirekn, Cal.
Xothlntr has been heard lately
HlHiut the extension from Siuslaw to
r.iiw. no, but It is pruhihlo that after
the iiiiiln line down the roast Is In
rated work of surveying fur the lat
i rals will Ik gin.
INCORPORATION
' ARTICLES FILED
The tluard Printing Cu. tiled it
arlioles (if inrorHirat Ion wiih the'
eouiity elerk today. The inrorpoi-l
ntors are K U famplall, J. . !
CainpMI mid I'lmrles II. I'lsher. The
rapilid nliM-k IsfJI.ixm, divldinl Into'
iMOslmiTs, eneh ralmsl nt t ll. The I
fi (ii.-l ml ,ifU,-e and plaer of busmew
is KOKeno. i
CIRCUIT COURT
MET AT NINE
THIS MOBNINS
!An Adjcurncd Term Is Being
j;-r Held by Judge L. T.
Harris
Docket Will. Be Cleaned Up Prepar-
- story to the Regular Session
Which Begins Next
Monday
Tho adjournod term of circuit court
convened this moruiiiK, Judf;o Harris
proslding. Tho unlmportaut cases
on tho dockot will bo disposed of in
rendinoss for tho roKiilar Juue thrill,
which bonins next Monday. The fol
lowing cases wero acted upon today:
Tho llooth-Kelly Lumber Co. vs. J.
W. Patrick. Possession of property.
Contiuuod for; term.
W. K. Itrowu vs. Charles Austin ;
to recover monoy. Contiuuod foi
term.
Kdwin II. VuuVooliton vs. Clara
Mathos ot ul ; to rouovor money. Con
tiuuod for torm.
National , Woolen Company V
Willamette Valley Woolen Mauufact
tiring Company : to recover money.
Jottisd and dismissed without oust.
Tho II. C. Albeo Company, vs.
the Willamette Vallev Woolen Manu
lacturiug Company; to rocovoi
money. Hottlod and dismissed with
not cost.
Tho linniiitto Company vs. C. C.
.vlutlock; to recovor mouy. Con
ki lined.
Win. Andrews vs. 11. II. Harrotl
mid Clou, llarrott to rocovor money.
Default as to tieo. llurrett.
Adnm Wilhelm, Adam Wilholn
Jr, Mathias Wilhelm, partners at
Williolm & Sous, vs. J. W. Walkoi
tad Uou. O. Walker, partners at
Walker liios i to rocovor money.
Continued for service.
L. I' Wooloy and J. O. Wooloy vs.
It. A. Skooles; lo recovor money.
Coutiuiitd for term.
11. liordoii vs. Alfred King ; to ro
covor money. Continued for propoi
jervico.
K. U. Uakln vs. Southern PaolUc
Company ; possession of property aud
laiiiaf e4. Continued fur torm.
liibLai., .-peiicor, Hartlett & Co.
vs. O. U. iMalluck; to recover money,
Continued pending bankruptcy pro
ceedings.
Nannie K. Dolshaw vs. Sarah K
Thomas ot al ; report of roferoo. Or
der sotting aside salo and order of re
salo.
Kilors Piano Houso vs. Nannio K.
doUhuw ; to recover monoy. Leavt
lo file amended answer.
Uclare liloch and Paul , do
ing business under the uamo of Uni
lersal Metal Coniiany, vs, liroat Nor-
i.horu Dovelopmout Company : to re.
oover mouey. Order to open doposl-
UOIIb.
Ijiura l' Karrow vs. Halpti I. l'ar
row; divorce. Contiuuod for ser
vice
The Kugoiio Planing Mill Co. vs. L.
I1'. Wooloy ; foreclosure of lieu. De
fault.
Overton Wall Paper and Paint Co.
vs. John Kostly aud II. C. Morris A
(Uimpauy; foreclosure of lieu. Set
..loiaud dismissed.
Amy M. Monroe vs. Oeorge W.
.iliiliiuo; divorce. tit.ininHed.
Kuuly Hovoy vs. U (.i. Suitor and
U. W. Kuapp ; to recover money. Uia
Hissed as to 1. O. Suiter.
J. . Kays vs. A. II. Howe; to ro
rover money. Delimit.
11. Chezem, duiug business under
tho naino ami style of II. Chezem &
Co., vs. James K .Miiiitguiueiy ; to
recover money. Continued fur her
vlre. A. C. Nollsou vs. Cieo. Kiiiahor; tu
recover money. Continued for ser
viro. Slate of Oregon vs. Virgil Rowland ;
adultery. Sot for trial Monday at
U a. m.
State of Oregon vs. Howard I'lirlow
and Homer Karlow ; giving liquor to
a minor. Set lor trial Tuesday at 8:110
a. m.
State of Oregon vs. Kuby Miller;
lewd cohabitation. Court will ian
upon demurrer Saturday at '.) a. m.
Imhi. Slonetiold vs. 1 K Dole aud
Kiln Dole; to recuver miiuey. Plain
itlf ginutcd friday to plea.
J. H. Hooch vs. W. II. Skeels, N.
A. Skeels, D. Iv Sluule and II. A
Skeels; to rvoover money. Coiitinue,1
for service as to N. A. Skeels, 1). K.
Slanle oi. il II. A. Skwls; delimit as
to W. II. Skoels.
Kva K Day vs. W.O. Day; ili voice.
Di.fmilU
U II. .Mulkey vs. ti. M. lioodmaii
and Jiihu tiiliMiu; fnriH'loi.ure. Iave
to ftlttiiiraw d'Miiurrer as to defeuil
ant tio(i !iiian. O
l.ueindn l-ailow vs. Homer Karluw ;
divorce. De.aidt.
K A. liiuwn vs. Southern Pacific
Co. ; damages. Leave to withdraw
demurrer granted defendant and
leave to Hie supplementary cjm
plaint. Pearson-Psgo Company vs. Oeorge
11 Smith; to recovor money. Set
tied and dismissed.
K. J. Horton vs. Kva I Hortun ;
divorce. Default.t
K. Dorgan. V. J. Devme and J. J.
Collins, partners uuder the llrra uauio
and stylo of E. Dorgan & Co., vs.
Allele M. Peery ; to rocovor money.
Dismissed.
State of Oregon vs. Bert Wiley ; as-
Bault aud battory. , Arraigned and
time sot to enter plea Thursday at 10
a. m.
Personal,
J. P. Robley, of Ashland, is in Eu
gene.
tChas. O. Wright, of Lebauon, is In
the city.
J. W. Kolly mid wife, of Cothlamot,
Wash., are In tho city.
J. H. LaVaipie and J. P Kolpes, of
Duluth, Minn., are in Eugene.
Jesse Luwroneo and family left yes
terday for Kicliniund, Cal., to reside
Mrs. Howard W illiams left yester
day for San l-'rancioco on a buiiness
trip.
Miss Loono Jenkins enmo up from
Salem yesterduy to visit her mother
and relatives.
W. 11. Kenton returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit with bis foul
ly hi 1. oxter.
Deputy Slioiiff C. C. Hammond loft
today lor Yaqtiiun Day on a month's
leave of absence '
PrnfiwHiir W. O. Lyans is at Drain
attending the graduating exercises at
the normal school.
Fred Moullon, the well-known U.
O. athlete, left yestorday for Sun
Francisco to spend tlio summer.
Business Briets
A fow go-carts loft.
Chambers Hardware.
S. D. Read, doutist, oftlce over
Hall's grocery Btoro. 'Phoue lilack
1731.
We are tho only dye works in the
city. 4.7J Willamette street. tdj
Guaranteed hose at
Chainbei's' Hardware.
Japalao is easy to apply.
Chambers' Hardware
Try Dunn's broad, baked In saui
tiuy pans.
Paint with Phoonix paint. Proston
K ilalos, aveniA.
Screen doors and windows.
Chambers' Hardware. '
Refrlgeritors, nil sizes aud prices,
nt
Chambers' Hmdwaro.
For those wishing the best.. C. L
Winter is in charge of the Winter
Photo Co. Studio, and guarantees re
sults. Chambers Block. 'Phone Red
1321.
Hread that nuikoa brain and brnwn
Dunn's.
A box of Proston A. Ilalos' shoo oil
win Keep the water out.
Leave orders for M. O. Warner,
piano tunor, nt Morris' niiiaio store.
Oot that summer suit sponged and
prosaou at ino Jiugone Dye Works.
Say.your wheel should be packed In
vasolino no oiling necessary
tlumph's bicycle store
Finest lino of dining tnliliw in the
city ; au to pick from.
Chumbora' Hardware
Oo to Andrews at depot lumber
yard for tho Lake Creek shingle. j8
Garden seed of nil kinds in bulk.
Chambers' Hardware.
Seo tho new rhair hammock nt
Cliainbtrs' Hardware.
Wo gnamnteo our 1nrk. Euuonp
li-im Dv M.tik- ,i,
KeMnc your jlii imi.t..ni with new
( lulil al
CbKiii'i. i- i iKi-aum,..
Wod, word, wool a: Ktwitn
' IT If
Vudor porch sliades.
ChuubrT' lliir.tr,,
Take your olwning, dyeing and
pressing to 4M WillanieUo SL Kug
eno SteanDyo Works. (U
Knanieliild is an enamel paint for
Inside use ; see color card at
Cluiiubera' Hardware.
Iro cream at Dunn's liakery.
Try our peniolators and you will
wonder ho you ever drank coireo
mado in the old way.
ChamlHMs' llnrdwaro.
Letter List
Kogeno, June 1:1.
Awbrey, J. T.
Hell, JaiaeM Donglaa,
llellvtlle, Pnireiwer, i
llowker, W. K , 2.
Howies, Jew.
Cardwell, J. II.
Coo, 1 1 any W.
Dixon, K. S.
Klliott, Areh.
Hea'erly, Connie.
Kniglit, Alice.
Long, J. V.
.McVny, Hessie. ,
Parker, Win. 11.
l'arkes, Mrs. J. J.
SkiliUm, K.
W'omI, Krint,
While, J. Lornn. O
J. L. PAUK, P. M.
COMMITTEES
WILL KEET WITH
THE COUNCIL
IN an Endeavor to Reach an
Agreement on Electric Rail-;
: way Franchise
Four Representatives Each from the
Commercial Club and Protective
Association to Hold Confer
ence With Council
At the legular meeting of the Com
mercial Club last night the mattor of
the city council's granting a street
railway franchise was discussed, aud
acting upon the suggestion of some of
tho members of the council, the club
authorized President Whitsou to ap
point a committee of four to meet
with the council and n like commit
too from the Merchants Protoctivo
Association to go over tlio proposed
franchise together in nil ondeuvor to
como to an understanding as to just
what kind of a franchise is wanted so
that iinmodiato action mny be taken
by tho council. President Whitsou
bus not yet appointed his committee,
but will do so within a short timo.
The plan is for tho two committees
to meet with tho council a n commit
tee of t' e whole before the ad
journed meeting next Tuosday uighl
and go over tho franchise carofully
section by sootiou. In this way an
agreement as to tho provisions of the
franchiso can bo reached. Tho or
dinance can thon lie rediawn and it
ought to be passod nt Tuesday night's
mooting.
NEW MEMIIFJtS.
Eight new mombers wore taken in
by the club last night. Tlio club i.-i
constunttly g. owing und expects to
occupy its now quarters iu the Paine
block within a month.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO,
WILL BUILD FLUME
To Convey Lumber from One of Its
Proposed Mohawk Sawmills the
Railroad
Tho Southern Pad lie Co. Is propar
ing to build a lung llumo from its sec
oud sawmill to be erected in the Mo
hawk to the Woudling brauuh railroad
for the purpose of carrying tho lum
bor from the mill to tho cars. To
tho tlrst mill, "which is now boing
erected near tho Aruel pluco, a spur
will bo constructed but tho site of the
second mill 1b near a good stream of
water, whioh can easily be utilized
for lliimlng purposes. A deed con
veying the right-of-way for the llumo
to tho company from R. A. Neil, of
lakima county, Wash., through whose
land it will oxtond, was filed for rec
ord with tho county clork yesterday
afternoon. Tho land in question lies
iu section 17, tp 1G, south ot range
ono west.
Weather prediction: Tonight,
fair ; Thursday, fair and warmer.
Yostorday's Coast League scores:
Oakland, ti ; 'Frisco, 4. Rain in the
other cities.
The Donnu & Miller stcck of goods
is being moved to tho store of Jen
niuga A Edwards.which they purchas
ed. An nvornge of 80 crates of Lano
county grown strawberries nro ship
ped to Portland each day by tho Seat
tle Produce Co.
Dan J. Kelly hns received tho Ilny
v ard silver cup for showing t! e best
development nud for being the most
consistent athleto in the university.
The Church of tiod camp meeting
which has been holding forth nt Fifth
and Willamette streets, has closed
and the tents takeu nwny.
A. S Powers today showed tho
Guard force a hnndsome bronzo med
al reaeiriHl by his son Glenn fr
elk head whlclf he had on exhibition
nt Hut Lewis and Clark fair.
J. W. Mitchell is In from tlio Spen
cer llutte Coal A Petroleum Co. 'g conl
mine mmthwest of the city. He re
lrts that work Is going steadily on,
"""" " " w iKMiig employed. O
It was llert Cole Instead of George
lliinn wlm hCsLhI yesterday for
stealing a dug. Cole and Dunn, who
are rou.ins. In, very much nlikc,
and Chief of Pice Harrington when
he found Cole asleep win, theOig in
his arms thought It was llunn. Cole
:0'i"t is.vutod aud was released
this morning.
Special Sale
of
Good Shoes
Low Prices
; : secT
Yoran's Si
ww VIC
LYMAN BRISTOL
DIED AT NOON
Lvmnn Bristol, a vell.knn.-
dont of tho city, died at his home ii
Fairmount about noon fn.i.n ,
sumption. Ho was aged about a
yeara aim leaves a wile, lio is tm
ill, and two sons, one, J. 0. UristoL
driving for the Wells Fm-go Ej)irH
Co. iu this city.
Funeral nnuouucpnimOa ...j
Hill
sketch of tho life of the di-imi .
appear lator. -
NORWAY ROYALTY
START ON TOW
nl.riuti...... .1,.,.., 11 I.':..- t, .
and (jneeu Maud tuday begauaaeng.
- .. . UIUUULIUI II
Trondhjom Euroiito they wiUop
hi many luwue, mingle with the pj.
pie aim attend too losiivities.
At Omaha Mao Thomas, the iirt
charged with stealing and swalkitiig
a diamond, was convicted of ami
larceny by ii jury artor 21 horns' de
liberation. In ordor to locate Ik
missing jewel an X-ray ptuitogniiii
was taken 'of M iss Thomas' stomach,
showing the stono lodgod there.
Governor Chamberlain will hare
tho appoiutment of a circui'jndga
in the Tenth judicial distrcit to sut
ceod Supreme Jndgo-cleet Kakin,
whose term does not oxpire until Jnlr
1, 1008. Among tho candidates men
tioned are Thomns 11. Craivfonl and
Tumor Oliver, of Union.
Born
To J. M. , Islinm and wife atCol
tngo Grovo, Juno 11', l!XKi, a daughter.
- Hats! Hats! Hats!
Groat reduction oil trimmed bail
at Mrs. Fox, milliner, 43 Kast Niati
streot. v jltl
It tone" and vitalizes the entire
system and makes life worth living,
no matter what your station. Hoilis
tor's Kooky Mountain Ten is tin
greatest preservative known for ill
d'sensoa. 115 conts, tea or Ubleta
i lun U a t c.
Millinery Clearance Sale
Ladies wanting hats anil milliner
will find it to thoir big udviiutnge to
call nf Mrs. Shumate's. 23 Kant Ninth
streot, during her clearanco sale not
on. j 27
In bounty town there dwelt a lass,
lior biro was rmr In sei ;
tlie rtiot f tier beauty lay
Hi Kocky Mountain xim
Lt.11 P-mCc-
New Today
FOR SALE Cheap, easy terms,
room house, good well in kitebea.
wood' Bhed and store huiise ; all 1
good repair. 7 East
8lroot.
F. L. CHAMBERS, H.E.ANKENY'
President. Vice-Pri
DARWIN BRIS1W, Cashier.
Chambers-Bristow
Banking Company
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital $50,000
Notes and Mortgages bouehi. MJ
loaned on approved security. fre'j
on time certilicat'S ' depart A
banking busioesr traaiactf J.
If Your Salary Should
Be Cut
a dollar week you would still U
employer would be sa-ing a dollar a
Irom your earnings. Why not yo"' '
pie become rich by spending If ""V
make. They keep their '?'
their Income. At the end ol e ach ven "
la a surplus to their credit in the ba
A bank account puts y"0 Zn
Mving, because it furnishes a compl"
of all money received and p-i'd "' Q
Eugene Loan and
Savings Bank,
Established 1892. Capital -
SuroliuS 100.000