Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 08, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextHI H8CKIISK FOK THE GUARD jFriendly's January Clearance Sale Clearance Prices in Every Department. 75c Fancy Silk Organdies a yd. 48c J 5 pieces fancy silk organdies in spray, leaf, floral, stripe aniring dot patterns, all new designs, shown in soft rich pink, blue, lavender, green, mais and cream color, combinations suitable for afternoon and evening party dresses and waists. - Some have only enough for one dress. If you are interested we suggest that you come early; 75c values . . . , . . . . 48c yd 25c Ring Dot Organdies, a yd 18c Come in solid colors pink, blue, nile, lavender, gray, cream, and' white, 25c qualities a yard 1 8c A few of the many things it. will pay you to buy here at all times, and especially during this Annual Clearance Sale Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings Linens, Towels and Domestics Hosiery, Flannelette Gowns, Etc. Blankets, Comforts and Bedding Mens' and Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Underwear and Furnishings .....i.i if a firtu WINNIFRED KELLY MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS . . 7 1 . l.Ollia C gone. Pox, of Albany ,Q is In Eu- II Kit ItEI.ATlV IK A II THAT SHE HAS KOIU.V DEALT WITH T,.m iirvimt. of Albany. was in the t jsK Elizabeth Elliott is heme fiotn u u visit ot Salem. ! A. C. Harbour returned home to ki 4 VII FKIK.VDS ulrn vesterduV. Miss Maine Sullivan is visum friends in Albany. Mrs. Lulu Tollman returned last night from Portland. T. J. French left today Grande on business. :!CITY WINS ROAD TAX CASE IN THE SUPREME COURT Peptiron PH Iramzu Hie Wood, fwil Hi., . , th.. Ktimm-li. uil illii-titi i ..." Tj Hood's Pilhl After-dinner pill; purel, Y-i,...tau.. f easy to unernut. ?v. Iini...- Uuad Co.. Lowell. 11 H,L i... JKK.V ! SYSTEMATIC SEAIM'll OF THE CITY HKIXG MADE THIS AFTEK NOON IIV STIDENTS OF I'M VKHBITY LAS TBKK-V AT 6:10 O'CLOCK LAST EVENING ; ; I for La i i Eugene's Largest and Best Store S. H. Friendly 592-594 Willamette St, mmummmmmmmmmmaammammmKaamnmmum CITY NEWS Hand concert mm roriMl, Eugene thcntra tonlKht. Turn out and bent tho bund. Tho people of Fall Creek urn flg urliiK on biilldlnK hu Independent tel ephoiio lino to Eugene. Hand conrert nnd inrllu!, Kugonu theatre tonlghl. Turn out mid boon I tho bund. Engineer Jiuk Broil, oi lht En-jrnnn-Wotidlliig local, la confined to hut borne with uu uttuck of rheuma tism. Hand concert and recital, ' Kugnno theatre tonight. Turu out and boost the band. Newell and L. E. Elcgul, all of Eu- Keno. Hand concert nnd recital, KiiKcmi t heal re tonight. I 'I'urn out and boost the band. ! Henry Taylor toduy hognn Biilt In itho circuit court nKaliiHt tho Croswoll i l.pmber Compiiny to recover IIMO, j with interest at t) per cent from No jveniber 23. 11107, and reasonable at I toruoy's fees. L. M. Travis Is attor j ney for the plaintiff. Then) will bo two bnskuthnll games trustees. L. M. nnd (!. W. Hunt Helover; conductor. Miss Wlnnlfred Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Mattle Kelly, who resides at 7a Willamette street, and of Abe Kelly, also of this city, disappeared last evening and has not been seen since by her relatives or friends, who nro much concerned over her uisap-nearance. Miss Kelly was last seen at the res idence of her uncle, John r . Kelly, at the corner of West Sixth and Lincoln streets. She left her home late yes terday afternoon, stating that she ! was going to Schwarschlld's hook store to buy a German book for use in her studies at the University. She 1 was at the home of her friend, Miss Kate Henderson, and at the home of Miss Minnie Hawthorne' during the evening, and from there went to John Kelly's residence. The family asked her to stay for dinner, but she declined, stating that she had been invited out to one of the sorority houses. She left the Kelly residence at 6:10 o'clock, and that was the j last seen of her. When Miss Kelly failed to return I home at the usual hour, her mother and sister, Miss Frances, became i alarmed and began to make inquiry I as to her whereabouts. 'All her rela- and numerous friends In town were I telephoned to, and when it was learn jed that she had said she was Invited to one of the sororities all of the girls' club houses were telephoned to, but she had not been to any of them dur ing the evening. Tne officers were then notified and a diligent search was made for the missing girl. Sev eral theories wore advanced, among them being that she might have been waylaid on a dark street by hobos or desperate characters, and drugged ravls, J. J. Kudo ...i.,!,, I,nv. Iin'iinle,! tho niirthlwuinil w ia ... . . : .... S. Hubble. Cloaks Suits Skirts Waists Petticoats Your Money's worth or your money back worthy Inside guard, C. W. Tallafc worthy outside guard Andy Taylor; , ,,,, k(,nI1)Prt, and another that she J. H. Hearde and wife, of Hose-; burg, are In the city. C. K. Sylvester, of Jasper, spent last night in Eugene. W. W. Chessman came up from Portland this afternoon. Walter Baker, of Cottage Grove, waa in the city today. ' Dr. Christie went to Roseburg this afternoon on business. Mrs. M. Brlckell. of Acme, arrived here on last night's stage. Charles Stickles has returned from a trip to Southern California. Mrs. B. L. Bogart returned last night from a visit at Portland. T. F. Bennett and family went to Halsey this afternoon on a visit. Charles Cochran came down -from Cottage Grove this afternoon to assist the band In its concert tonight. S. E. Stevens returned today from a business trip to Cottage Grove. Mrs. Auten returned this afternoon from a short trip to points north. Dr. A. Sharpies was In the city from his ranch near Goshen today. J. H. Bartels, ot Cottage Grove, was In Eugene yesterday on business. W. L. Bert and wife were arrivals in Eugene last night from Marcola. A, B. Wllklns, wife and children, of .llarcola, spent last night' in the city. Mrs. Clara DeLassus and son, of Roseburg, were In Eugene yester day. J. J. Moore and wife went to Leo na. Douglas county, today.where they will reside for a while. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shumate and. daughter. Miss Kathleen, are home from a trip to Victoria, B. C. Mrs. H T if case of the city of Eu gene, respondent, vs. Lane cocnlv, appellant, appeal from the circuit court of Lane county, has been decid ed 'bv the supreme court at Salem, in favor of the city. Judge Hamilton's decision being affirmed. This is a case wherein the city sued the county for over $5201' road tax money, and won the case in the circuit court, but the county took it to the supreme court. The city will be ahead that amount. L. E. Bean and J. M. Williams were attorneys for the city and Woodcock & Potter for the county. DATES ANNOUNCED FOR INSPECTION Orders were issued from National Guard headquarters yesterday tore noon assigning dates for the annual inspection of various organizations by the regular army. The Inspection will begin next Tuesday night. Col onel James Jackson, U. S. A., retired, will act as inspecting officer. The order has caused unusual ac tivity among Guardsmen, for the in spection will be strict and thorough. Any organization not measuring up to the regular army standard in the matter ot organization, attendance and condition of equipment will be liable to disbandment. Every infan try company is required to .have en enrolment oi 58 men. That the Guard will pass the reg ular army inspection little doubt js entertained. Reorganization upon an V. Johnson came up from larmy basis has been effected through- You Are Not Going Blind it' the services and advij ipur optical department ca: any way ameliorate a cs tion of your eyes, which : haps bordering on failing ion; our, failures in fitting cult cases are few. Your: although simple and easily; rected tnday, may be aggr; j ted by waiting. I Profit by the n .takes of others, 'not put it off. .function this afternoon to visit her mother, Mrs. Billmire, and her broth ers. , ' D. P. Sheridan, who has been In Eugene as a Juror In the circuit court, returned to Walker this after noon. J. H. Bean and wife arrived here from Portland this afternoon to be nt the bedside of Mrs. Julia Bean Is very 111. out since the strongest order from the war department several weeks ago. The Fourth Oregon Infantry, sta tioned in Southern Oregon, has been segregated into separate companies and other minor changes have been made to meet tne requirements. Gen eral failure to pass annual inspec tion would result in fo.-ieiture ot me who federal appropriation, amounting to 115,000 a .rear J. O. WATTS J '. Optician. j Corner 9th and Willamette M. 1 1 , . u ..r .....i each previous to the one IiihI night "Hi", I "Mil,. . ,,,,. ,, MM.,.. ,,. .:, l., ,.,, UI'I'I'I'U fl.o, Tl 11.... tho I', of O. and O. A .C. teams andi! " , ,', ,, ,"' TL , another game between tho U. of O. serond team and the team of Com pany C Roberts Bros, and W. L. Hiniil.-rn today recovered from the court the I uooda secured by Robert Dillon, the utes after she left John Kelly's res idence. If the latter is true, why she should want to run away Is a mys tery. Her mother and sister say there wns no trouble at homo, nnd she seemed to be happy at all times. She was not keeping sternly com piiny with any young man, nnd It does not, seem likely that sho eloped with any one, although it Is said her folks think It possible she might have left, to marry a former student of the University who Is now attending a medical college In Chlcngo. However, as the girl Is of age, being 19 years ..1.1 h i i.. ,.,., ...... r,.if ...... ,..l i..... T....1..1.. i'1 ,n 11x11 minikin inuimiii" mui 7 in Th. ..ill ,.i'.. ,. ', . i 8nu would have occasion to keep the lut L . "i '' "L", ' ! !:: I marriage a secret from'her folks and ... .. . .. ....... " T '.T ' . friends. A I'lilJ ll Until I'll fltlllllS. 1 UU Will- hit of tonight's game will play Hon Bund concert and recital, Eugeno theatre tonight. Turn out and boost tho band. The billiard tournament which has been In progress nt Sid Smith's bil liard parlors for the past three weeks canio to n closo In class B last night by llonney defeating Wiishburue. Both had won four anil lost one game Wiillis and I'eleraon. Each one has won ney three games with a 2"i-polnt handicap for the handsome cue given Mm. Julia Heiin, mother of Attor ney L. K. lleiin. Judge lit an mid F. ('. Ilean, la very III at her home In this city. ' iienow w no piiRsoii iiugeii enecKB mi , way hy the house. i in inn men nam h hiiiiiu lime ami aim ! who was taken to the penitentiary to- day to serve a ler mof three yenrs. L. 9. Perkins, a druggist of Mon mouth, commltteil siili'lile Monday bv . . .. ,, , .! taking carbolic add. He was found Robert illlon the self-confessed ,,,,, , ,,,,, -T , i ' """ . ' '' a ,., ri. SiiU-in lew Is as follows: Gibson H.m havo taken pimsis-1 Armstrong, who pleaded guilty to the cmMIV ? i.-i ina- riiv . ,., . schools, 3 1-2 mills. TotHI, 1 li mills. nlOu of II. II, Davidson's Heehlve gro-1 charge of horse sleallug. were taken fery atoro at the corner ot West !ith I" the peiilienllary today by Deputy nd Chariuillon streets. J. T. Wlttor'i rash register at ftprlngfleld was (nppetl Inst evenlnK bout 6 o'clock and 120 taken there from whllu lis was at supper. Sheriff Hammond. Dillon will spend three years there and ilie other two were sentenced to serve from one ten years. Ralph Robinson, of Eugene, has come to Albany to reside and will be- W. J. Olhton and sou. who have ' conit a m member of the Ralston taknn charge of the Ben Hlva Urnpfry 1 Klorlrlo Hup ply t'om puny, of I ll In rlt y . tore, urn ropivlntlnn B1U ropupttrtng 1 ll I" InltMitton of Mommi-ii. Hnlnlon lha likl.rlPt .f ft.. ....I ...III I .ii.t l .iLln-.tM (. ..1.. olHrtn It fur buahiona the flint uf iu-t . out fncllillca nnd to turn it i! o- In the ' I wholesale- electric supillv Geo. Dixon, once n famous iiiiulllsl who whipped everybody 111 his class, died Monday of drunkenness in New j lork. a complete wreck. The state grange of Oregon has ! sent to President Roosevelt a pro test iiKaTiist the appointment of I'hrls ; tlan Si huebel, of Oregon City, as dls j trlct "attorney of Oregon. He Is ac idised of being identified wlih the j In 11 J grafters. young man at the Uni versity had Miss Kelly's company en gaged Tor the show nt the theatre last night, but early In the afternoon she telephoned him that she would be unable- to go. This, together with the fact that she told that she had been Invited to one of tho sorority houses, whin It was proven that she had not been, lends color to the theory that she planned to leave on the train. In quiry of the ticket agent on duty ut air. aim .virs. u. r. uainson nave me inspection schedule, as an- returned to Eugene from Southern 1 announced for local companies, is as California and are looking for a houso to rent. Robert H. Benson, of Chicago, a brother-in-law of John H. Hartog. manager of the Commercial Club, has arrived here on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. .Davison, of Oakland, Or., after a visit nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. K. Munroe, re turned home this afternoon. Geo. Clark, division superinten dent of the International Correspon dence Schools, was in Eugene todav consulting with R. J. Kirkwood, lo cal representative. s J. B. Moran. general suiiorlnton- dent of the Weber-Uiissell Canning follows Headquarters Staff Provisional Fourth Infantry, Eu gene, Friday, February 7. Separate Company A, Eugene,' Fri day, February 7. Separute Company C, Eugene, Sat urday, February S. Separate Company E, Cottage Grove, Monday, February 10th. I i navo innpren Willi puna for thtm-n One year ace Inn Ali.-ll 1 lie-can takluiu ; for constipation. In th cnureo of awV the pll Ihxiui to dlRHpimar nnil at then, wet-ka tlioy did nut trotiblo Dio at all. Ik have dune wondcra for me. I am pntir.li.-. lsol like a new uiau." George Krydei, Hin A LADIES OI' (1. A. It. Invites all G. A. R. comrades and their wives nnd ail circle members and their families to their installation of officers nnd reception Saturday. ( The Bowels J Vs. Candy cathartic Company, of Seattle, with canneries' January 11, nt 4:30 p. in Oregon and Washington, is In town looking for business the coming CIRCUIT COURT STILL IN SESSION NETTIE KROUSE, Pres. t XOIIODY SPARED Kidney Tniuliles Attack Eugene .Men and Women, Old ami (oung Alike Kioney Ills seize ond and 'young Quic'dy come and little warning giv. Children suffer In their enriv Pleaannl. PalataMe. Potent. Taste Oooi Jold In bulk. ' The L'entlflie tablet mm maraiitoed to cure or your money back. Sterling Remedy Co;, Chicacoorlt.! 4HNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION ukmi LiEAK5: Pills. 'A PRENIH 'I reMALE riLLd. . J n trial, tr be piml fnr ivneD , fcan-i i.i I'tvc. Iiik.m. on pel-., j rcnu.r.'. not'i't no subunme. r1 i t iiotbuvi:t!.c:aaiDt. OTia Mt:;:ftL CO., BW 74, tutt.! C'irrult rnurf l tili in Goacinn tho dopi't at tlip ttmo the train nr-1 though very little has been done since years tan t control the idney secretions rived proved thai she had bought the jury In the Linn-Yoran-Nicklin et in m i, urn me iiuicers are eniienv- ai roan case came in last ovenlne (iirls are languid, nervous, suffer1 "Marrlsgo licenses were Issued to day to tho following: Verne llnlha-1 Mrs. C. V. Littler, of this city. ller way, aged II, and Miss til nee Euulcujitld, Hew, aged 1(1, both ot Miin oln; Hoy i ,l DuiitHii, aged 15, and Mint T, En- At Inst night's moetlnir of tho En ulH Noot, both of Dexter. ; gles the following officers were In- t i stalled: Past worthy president. .1. Tho following persona made final' Plronl; worthy president, .link Hod irtMif on their timber claims before limn; worthy vice preslilenl. I-', . United Slates ('oniiiilssloiier V. W. i W ood: woribv rhnphtin. J. C. Skel (Calkins today: Urauk ll. Wtu-field, 1 ton: worihy secretary, K. llloion ot Alsea: John A. W'lnier, Mrs. l.nuut tli-ld; worihy treasurer. P. C. Polls; v I wholesulo electric supply business Chicago. Jan. N..Mav l 05 S-R-Mr. ltolilnsi.il, who Is a graduate of July. tto ; September !M' 7-S the Slale University. Is a brother of ! ('Mi ken, for Prtiflt Now Is the time to buy an Incuba tor If you are going to rnlso chicken for next. year. Start lht hv buy ing a PKTAI.UMA. nnd yon will have no trouble hntehlng tli. eggi. We have Ihem In all klues from Ihe f.ti egg to "iiiO-egg In stock now. Also Petiiluma bmoders. IDrt and soil chlik sle. We curry a small stock of extriit for tbe-ie m:iehlnes CHAMIIKKS IIAUDWAItE CO. orlng to coiiimiinleate with Ihe con-1 The Jury returned a verdict for S'ts - Pain. i ril' i'Tk '''"'"' 'Ia'. to 20. which is a victory for Sage and i Women worry, can't do daily work earn whether or not she hoarded the ; Xeal. against whom the damages were ! Uobiist men have lame and aching train. assessed. , bucks fa M.iiiiciH.: scorching The rlasses at the University were I follows iIImhiIks.(I this afternoon nnd the stu- X. A Other cases disposed of were os ' Old folks weak, rheumatic, lame. I -- uistrrssing urinary i s. i h lien bei vo a rt n...,...1' Ha .i..., r.. i dents lire making a systematic search I and Klim Potter: for, ... , ' rhllH or woman or for ; Make An Alliance. vi llh thin Ft rem; and I line tt of the geeal. ft !' n. ( Some of Ui- .o' i.i i tiai V me- Klrsl, a Mite -li Second, a i .'-l. i! ! r ke u I ok Thliil. com. i.l Fourth Fifth, the I., n. -!u rience of eim All of tb ll'l.'-l llll it ll! Mil ' ' Ill llll Mill - : i f 1 1 .i i uu; .u f- r on-.- iiui:i, i '.' III t i . h i .1 ok 1-1 -Ml Wt! flll.l t iHISiMi-t 'ici-oiilit u 11 'i I ill In ui .ik ! -1; ; .i v i ai .oiiiii. lull ne In Iti.u- f .nil i. e, fc.iln. fill t-.ttlklln rtdl illtl HC1 n-..l hi;, v . n:i. ,! d in l',.-.-n Ml as di'lmelu-l of t!m uk. If o Ud I 11. il h:M s l-a-il ji,.oiift - e will be glad I-. I..ive i.mi i.,;) ,r,.i mn I .1,-er. ,i( i , - i-.ir ilw.. i-MMiIiii.' a I bullae r sen. I ,i , The Eiijitnc Loon GO, Swings Bar.k lUtari ,m ti": i ItplUil lll.il lilj.l!i ..... KtOll.OIHI W. K. llltOWN, 1'riH.lili-iit. F. V. osilt ;, Ca.liler. II. A. I'AIM:, lif l'rv,l,l, ,o W. V. Illtowv, ai. t'a.hli r. Iluv a P.-taluiiiK liicub.nlor Utiiiinl.evH ll;irdiare Co. frv.ni I'OIII'I.WH l!OVl, IIIKIKV ll-.-.ld. Ihe Lev! , !i,-:illbie-Im e.i I nt.i.le. f.r s.il-- a: ot:o .-i of the city for the missing girl on the belief that she might have been foul ly dealt with and that she might be found In some lodging house or out-of-the-way place. Miss Kelly has always borne the best repulatlon, and always kept tho best of company. Otj that ac count the mystery Is all the deeper. She Is a beautiful girl, vivacious and full of life, nnd Is a member of Ihe sophomore class at the University, having many friends among the stu dent body, as well as outside the In stitution, having lived here a greater part of her life. . At the time of her disappearance sho wore a black Inil-or-uuidc suit, a white hat with blue pliimis and a l.laik veil with big .111:' The whole ellv is stirred no over her .Hs:ii';.earunee. and her cl Ir-t r:it t - I ' mother mui siner have the sympathy uiuii aim jutigmont for JttiO, with Interest nt S per cent, attorney fee of1 fin nun decree ot foreclosure Charles 11. Lacy vs. William O 1 rosser; to recover monev. Continued. MAHEW NUISANCE CASE ON TRIAL Is to cure the cnuse the kidnevs i Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid-I Cure all tho varied forms of kid ney suffering. Eugene testimony guarantees every ! Mrs. A. J. McKlnney, of 69 Law rence street. Eugene, Or., savs: "For several years I had attack's of kid ney rouble at odd times nnd recently liH-tinu. more acute. There was idikiielie and more or less Irreeu- to try lioan s Kidney i,ils , ,,,,, charged vtith maintaining a nul'saiu-J 1 , L , , ' ,r""! ,lu rirst The t" hu plan, of business ihrotigh the .V' iT"" ni" "ml 1 f"l; '' ' ltu.r. was hehl iu Z w V' '' " w As 1 '"""'d poll, ,, court ,,iav. T,, ....,..: ' ,r. c ,, r-' snipeoni of mv iron. iiieni tiers of fIGAR1 Julius Goldsmill The trial of Charles Maybe Mt-s id l. No slt-inv: up i:th. t' In- lib .Tor. V,mi lulu ;li,. ill" 1 '!. e' VI! S TOS I'll Mlli:i;S II VUDW !!K r.'':ii':l'-:l mi;, tin I it K.-!lv Is th, .t.te 11. Ke 'i mher ''--om; t of Ur-o ,1 Che ti.l for, Illece of ,l.,!,:i p. !y. of t'.ie H.. :'! any. iti.l a c; a:i I- -v Uhf.hire. the j.ii. .is eiiosen: .1. n. l);ii,.t w -i.'-'l's. J . w. iviloik. II. 1.. ChiN,,, lo o. A Dyson and D. ll. ll, k. n. a.; acted as ,- lor the city act .1. M Vk.t , i n iiu.it!: i to l!lH.:ir...l. Dili... '"tr t.-itnily l,;ive als,, l, , i 't:ti. ;ti, s h, lug t.uiiiii- . ig NFW TtlPtV Uil SM.K a In,. -I paMl-t )., III etati.l a t tl.oi: a liivot,.. $l.,e,i V,,.; . ,li - ss ' i', C " , : , k. n UO S VI K UK TK I'l o- v.- ar V. ) 1-' I" i: -t'i Or OAt'I-uniA, U ff i t -r 1 a- - nftertioon It was !-ini .0 saw a gi-l iinswcTiti t, ...tioii of lts K.-tiv walk.'..-. roa.l tetwe ltKtlg -ne ati ' I last in iht al.out T o',io, k : of ;h.- students s-.u-ie.l on: ,.i ingtiehl to s e if am th.ttu .iilh.l he .."lied. t MINI VMS. CA imiM.lt' tir' W 1.1 II AllMCA no, I W I I t'll ll l-: The he-t salve In the world for cuti. t ' lll-ef, .ores. Ulcers, salt rheillll. let- te-, , ': i; ,.,-,i huiols and all skin or- o. i. on i , i, a r a 1. ea.,1 to g'.ie s-ttisf o ttoti 't' ... y r-fniut.-d. Soi l in- Line, ''run Co Wllltama Mfg Co., p'ops . I' -'i r, slng to use r'.il thl 'liter it lll pay you to get Wilson Coal Heater. dtf w as i nr nnil ( an, n I'.igt,,, Per the coin;.',.,,. ,.(.. coi.ls. n.-thui:t ; Itnig eoiniM.iu-.t liotl. lii.-iw have for a, hi Usiti;; 11 Kililte r-.liriirn Voi'k. lot : ' '1 remits rnis." Price "ni Company. '-: for l'..ins-- ,.ii,i ttd l,t-:-i-;i tetldlllg to '". tar and i s u.ainta:n, tin. I ' ( l-'nuil li-'-. ;i, lish, d r. piita:;,.!-, as a stai rel-.ndy It contains n htirnifiil d: .. ,.., u, safety to child-, :i. bv Linn li props., (;.. li I rhe.-ry ! ..l i stah. !-ir,l ,.,.;., ' "ht'ini or ".'ti mi-;, t I no S'. settlement lit:t the uu. "f the es- ''d. has 'thtli nt . the ::. LOOSE LEA BOOK HEADQUARTERS The famous I-P brarti in all styUs SCIlVVARZSC:olC Book Store 5S6 Willamette S'.r"1 .tl M -II I.: " h.l. Mtrt o Will-. .not. r, l:i.l.K .1. KliOT. xd:nini-i a:riv. Monti i i MTI HIV T- ( 1 III. v i , 1 '' cm: in Is- ll i? O'len ti":it. i; lav, . V- "" (-M'ki:i .!.tv Au.iiovr. TSe ESMOND KOJI OSCAR ANDEKa N.'" Rates- Eu'orcin P'-'c . SOf. 75c. $'..00. I. free C to Art) from Front and ft.oiro ''- U f pr,)t,s. or :. o o x - Uny a l'.,t:,!,n (,, ,, , I'llAMllEUa llAKDWAKE Vvilltc-ms Ccf!' Liuhl and Hf?w H,;p-' WOOL) rOM fLE (X 5C4Tii!in,tHrbl- &.('"'. Phone lihu k U "