Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 15, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.... iivrtnr l.l 1MH ' THIS EIUK.MS DAILI Ol'ARD, ltJ).lMi.ii,- , ---- , THE FRIENDLY STORE Pre-I nventory Sale Ladies' and Children's COATS AND SUITS J -2 PRICE Outing Flannel Gowns, Shirt Waists, etc. Reduced 25 Per Cent Wool Underwear Dress Goods and Silks 20 Per Cent Less Hundreds of Remnants for about Half Real Prices Sunlight Shetland Floss, one pound box 90c 12 yd. Piece 15c English Long Cloth .$1.25 $4.00 Wool Shirtwaists, white and colored, each $2.45 $3.00 Wool Shirtwaists, all sizes, ea. $1.50 COTTAGE GROVE BOOZE SELLERS 'DEATH OF JOHN SIPE AT THURSTON! Hood's Pill$3 liortiiiiiior yiuj purely VPt i. - Dle&MtUl: Hiy to Uko and .... ' - Peptiro'n PilfJ iGn-i:ii Pnrrsiondence.) i PIP An nilllTYi urston.J I LUnu UWlki i people at mur.uu ui-v . ' , to pav their resiiec-tto one of their fellow neighbors and citizens. On last C C. Case and Harry Mar.'ln were j Saturday. January 11, 1H08, J"'") : brought to Eugene from Cottage ; si)e dltd at i p. m., after years of . Cottage Grove lait evening, having i suffering, at the age of 811 years, 11 been arrested on the charge of vlolat-, lomhs and 23 days. He was born In Ing the local option law. Case was ! (jernianv January Is, IMS. lie as arraigned before .Justice of the i an aUe and energetic citizen up to Peace Bryson this forenoon and plead- some 0 years ago, being a mechanic ed guilty to four separate charges. He an(j master workman.- He had spent will be sentenced Friday, his last years at his daughter's, Mrs. .Martin appeared this afternoon and -Nic.ei at Thurston, w here be died. The pleaded guilty to two charges. The funerai and burial were conducted judge sentenced him to pay a fine of ; bJr indertaker Walker, of Spring $1UU on the first and fined him S 1 j field, on Monday, January 13, at 11 and gave him 20 days In the county a m , aI1(i the services at the church jail on the second. Being unable to bv Kcv yr Kills of the M. E. church i raise the money he was remanded to j a; Springfield. There was a large jail. ' attendance although quite a bad day. land a large delegation tonowea me remains to the Mt. Vernon cemetery. the storiwh. and give rt-ltul , IjnitfL'i.u or mail. ('. I Hi.., ... "r ' Hi if, ' i v If Mud. br llood lf Goul' ' Vo piece with- -AfW out this Trade I MAWKU ii PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S over 2d carriages or more. I Table Linens, Towels, Sheeting, Muslins, Cambrics, Nainsooks, India Linon, Bed-- ding, Domestics, etc., etc., at Pre-Inventory Sale prices. PORTRAIT FINISHED J DEEDS PROPERTY TO A, ! i It. I.aHarro Goodwin, who has j I painted -a portrait of .1. W. Johnson. i first president of the University oi l i Oregon, will deliver the picture lo-l A d' 1 1 morrow. It will ue nun-.' m u-: county WELCH d was filed for record at the clerk's oifice this afternoon S8.00. $9.00 and $12.50 Overcoats reduced to $5.95 m&&5B$3&W 500 Shirts worth $1.00.51.25 and $1.50; pleated or plain front, with or without cuffs attached Sale price Monday - - - -t Absolutely all Wool Underwear in tan, gray and pink shirts and drawers, size 30 to 48: worth $1.35; our special Clearance price r : 85c 90c $2.50 Suits $1.65 25 Suits in ages 7 to 16, made with double-breasted Coat, and re-inforccd scat and scams. Plain and fancy patterns $1.65 Boys' Golf Caps to match 18c $2.50 Overcoats $1.65 37 Overcoats, age 3 1-2 to 7, made with belted back, velvet collar and beautifully trimmed for the price; colors, gray, blue, green, black, Clearance Sale Price $1.65 Eugene's Largest and Best Store S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St, Your Money's worth or your money back CITY NEWS of Eugene, died In Portland Sunday ; night as a result of Injuries received : recently. 1 1 u was engineer on tho Rurnsldu street bridge In the metropolis. I ' Aul,l..,1 All,l.,liA Pll.'. I a- I "Ited Fealher.' I ho bid comic ope-, k(,lml Umm nrr,vd h(.r0 ,,., ,,. n, will bo hero I'ubiunry u, )lmrn this forenoon und will play tho 7 ,. ... ., ! Eugene high Hchool team at tho nr- Wllllaill Yollllg has sold Ills P'0- .....I.,,., Tomorrow nleht lliev pie's restaurant to Mr. Griffin and f w 1)y (lu L,IllvurHy of C)regov win inu.u iu j five, Tho Chambers Hardware Company today received a carload of drain tllu from the Salem Tllo Works. Household goods for J. W. Ward, from Ballard, Wash., and Mrs. Ml" Emmons, from Portland, arrived here this morning. Among the rnrlond shipment. Into Kugcnn lust night was a cnrbiad of cull ties for fuel for tbu Williams Transler Company. M. F. Wyntl today tiled with the county clerk notlco of looatlon of "Jumbo" and "Mystery" liillilliu claims In, the llobemla il IkI lift. Hi'V. O. C. Wright unifkn nt tho hlKb school assembly this iiftornooii. The students were favored with a beautiful vocal nolo by Mint llaivl An undertaking on appeal to the tinr-H' court (it I'm One llillor case. Which was recently decided In favor Of Uue and against lha city by the cir cuit court, wan filed today. A marriage license i Inniicd to day tu Jasper N. Hoguo, axed 61 years, and Mr.. Hoile K. Kowe, aited 61, both of London, Ijiiiu county. Thl 1. the aacoud niarrlK for both. Tho n mill I meetliiK of the Hpc'iicer Mutto Coal and Petroleum ('ompaiiy waa hold at tho office yeBlerduy. All , tho old officers were re-elected und I it W'iuj decided to piiab work at the ! compiiny'a property aouthweat of the city. i The members of tho local aorle of Knuleii. after thler miH'tliiK hint iilxlit, lulled on Mr. and Mm. Dick i Whitlow, who were tuariied In Port I land Hiindiiy, and a pleamint hour wan i spent, Mr. Whitlow la a member of i.tlio aerie. More peiiHlona have oeen Krunted l.tino county aoldiem ax fnllowH; Klljiih I'll ii r mu n . tiiirlniirield. 11'.': H. II. PeteiHeii, Kliiilni. $15; l.iuky i Hoollttlo, CotKiKii tirove, U; J. 11. I Kirk. Julii'tliin I'llv 112: II K llur. i kee, CottaKe llrove, $12; Joi. Camp bell, Mapleton, 20. i The EiiKcno Oratorio Society met I lam nlKht and elected officers an fol I low. for the ciifliitna: year; ProfoHsor I. M. (lien, president; Miss I.otilao Yo- ran, vlco president; C. A. Hurdou, lm-rttary and treasurer. Tho society will have the Chtcaiso Hvniphony Or chestra here on April lis and 14 for j two concerts. the Mohawk lHinna, Is In Carson Mathews today licaan eica- Yesterday adernmm In the Kimene vatlnK for Mrs. Pattersons one-story ! Jusllce court the case of the Pacific brick biilldiiiii on Hunt Ninth street. 1 I. and Coinimiiy, of this city. vs. P. N. When that work la confiltted he will 1 and Kliimii Shelley, to rwover coin lieKlli on I.. 0. llulln'H lwi(stmy j mUalon on a In ml sale, waa tried by lirlck directly across the street. 'a Jury. The case went to the jury llale In the afternoon and a verdict K. O. Kanulnit. a former resident was returned tor the defendants. ..It Is Prudent to Insure.. , your life or your property. i Why Is It not as Important to I mure aitalnat adversity In the future by keepliiK your funds In a bank account? Allow It to accumulate until a lime comes mhen you need Il badly that Is when you will appriflate Its true worth. Just as the value of your life Insurance Increases as oti i Itrow older, so will your bank aceonnt grow as you add to it i weekly or monthly. In fact, the possibilities of your bank account are limited i only by your earning and saving capacity. An account lth this bank Is k nl liuuiance. The Eugene Loan S Savings Bank ; E.tiklh-d IS' t'apllal ami sutu. aKMt.txm '. K. lllinWN, Prralilenl. K. V. OSIU lt, l l,rr. ! I. A. I'AINK. Mit rrroloYnt. W. W. ItliilWV, Ai. I Wiler. Pi:ltH()NAI,8 K. 10. Ifyliiuil la down from Lowell on bunines. ItalelKh Honey, of Goshen, was In tho city today. ChoHtor llemenway camo In from the south today. Arthur Senders, of Ilarrlaburg, was in tho city over night. J. II. Hond, of Cottugo Grovo, spent last night In Kiigeue. llnxter Young was down from Fall Creek today on buslneas. Mrs. A. K. l'alteiniin Is visiting In Port land for a few days. Ilruco L. Ilogart returned this af ternoon from a trip north. Councilman F. J. Merger la homo from a business trip to Portland. 1. It .Ctialiniau. the lumber man, of Acme, Is In tho city on business. Geo. W, Gross is here from I'ma lllla, visiting his rousln, C. W. Kviuis. Sum Goldsmith camo In from the north on the afternoon tral ntoday. C, II. ltui kholder, of Cottage Grove, waa an arrival here on the forenoon train. Mrs. G. L! Humphrey, of IIhitIh- burg. wus In Kugene on business yes terday. J. 8. Magladry, og Lumber Company, at the city. C. A. Mnlbeouth. district freight agent of tho S. P. Co., spent last night in r.ugene. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Mahon were passengers to Portland on the flyer last evening. W. T. Shurtleff, the niue Illver mine owner, returned this afternoon from a trip to Portland. John Klchaker and wife, who have resided In Kugene for some time, left today for Denver to locate. Miss Gertrude nushnell, one of The Guard's contestants at Junction City. Is In Kugene this afternoon. T. C. Ilradley left for points south In the Interests of the J. W. Kays furniture house this afternoon. Mia. G. M. Hordenux arrived here today from Vancouver. II. C, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. liuliies. Mr. and Mrs William Mannne, af ter attending (he funeral of their lit tle nephew in Kugene, have returned to Portland Claude Spencer, lumber inspector for the S. P. Co., , pmMUl.r to Myrtle Creek on the afternoon train today. Colonel J. M. Williams,, relurned Istt nlglu from a trip to Portland and Salem. At the latter place he ar-j gued a case before the supreme eonrt. j Judge It. S It. mi has r.-i ,,, i,,i Salem after being here for a week In aiieiui.ince upon his mother. Mrs. J. lis Hem. ho has been very III but Is litos Improving A II Klchardsiin. Hubert Hrownell. J W HoUiimii and W. K Gregory of Pmallup. Wash., are in Kugene looking oier the surrounding roun tjoi'h a view of locating here. CLUB ASKS FOR IN CREASED APPROPRIATION (Continued, lr,.m Pasje I.) she has In the past; now, therefore, ho It "Resolved, That we most respect ' fully and earnestly urge upon our representatives In congress tllo lm portnnco and necessity for thn In i crease from $50,000 to $100,000 In itho appropriation Tor tho postoffice ibulldliiK In Kugene, Lane county, Or legun, und that a copy of these rea iolutlons he forwardeif to each of our senators and members of congress, and that they be requested to use ev ery legitimate effort and means to accomplish the desired, result as above 'set out, In order that the said city of Kugene may have, when erected, a postoffice building adequate to Its needs. 1 "KL'GKNE COMMERCIAL CLCB. "By L. L. Whltson, "President. "John H. Hnrtog, "Manager. "II. A. PAINE. "I. II. MNGHAM. "S. II. FU1END1.V, . "Com. on Resolutions." ' Other Matters. The new constitution nnd bylaws ! were adopted. One of tho changes Is that the monthly meeting shall be 1 held on the second Monday of each mouth Instead of the second Tues . day. as at present. Eighteen new members were voted In. making a total membership of 223. The maximum membership has own fixed at aao. The matter of organising a build lug and loan association was thor oughly discussed anil a committee consisting of C. H. Fisher. J. M. Wll llama and Dr. Leonard was appoint ed to take the necessary steps toward organizing. v A committee consisting of C. A. Wlnternieler, II. W. Thompson and Lloyd Bellman was appointed to se lect a young lady to represent Lane county on an excurslop trip to Boston to be conducted by Philip Bates' Pa cific Northwest liiagailne. I. T. Nlrklln. F. K. Wetherbee and G. D. Linn were namei as a com mittee to Interview the business men of the city In regard to the proper support of the Eugene Military Hand. District Freight Agent C. A. Mal beouf, of the S. P. Co., was present at the meeting and made a few remarks, explaining certain matters In regard to the freight service of his company. IIASkKTIIAI.Ii (iAMK AT AKMOltY TONIGHT The Ashland anil Kiiffene hlirh ai himl bn.kelhj.ll f..um. K ill m.i..r l the armory tonight and an Interesting game Is looked forward to. The line up will be: Vshland Eugene Kastuiuti f , . . O. Watson llenidon f C. Watson Spencer c Mitchell Kobluson g Bean Kdgington g Cockerll'".e Chicken, for IVofU Now Is the time to buy an '.ncuha tor If you are going to raise chickens for net vear. Start right by buv ing a I'KTAH'M A. and yon will have no trouble hatching the eggs. Wr have them In all slies from the S fi eeg to MMi egg lii stock now. Also Pei.iliinia brooders. 100 and 200 chick a!ie We carry a small stock of elr:n for these iTi:i,-hlnes. CHAMBERS HARDWARE Cf Buv a Peialuma lrr.ihs.tor ind Is certainly a splendid work of art. Mr. Goodwin has neen in r.u gene for the past three months and during that time has done some of the finest painting ever seen here. He has a splendid exhibit at the Ho tel Smeede, and It would pay any one who is at all interested to visit it. There are numerous paintings of landscapes In and around Eugene, also of game birds. Mr. Goodwin paints from real subjects, embalming birds so they keep tjtielr original shape, and paints them true to na ture. He is an artist of rare ability. ileht and power plant, trancmses, contracts, etc., to A. Welch. The consideration is given at $25,000. At the same time the mortgage which the Germantown Trust Company had against the property mentioned was released. WHOSE MONEY ORDER IS IT? Editor Cunrd: Olds, Wortman & King, of Portlnnd, desire us to make the following statement through the loe'nl papers; "On Jauuary 4th, 190S. we receiv ed a letter from a party In Eugene ordering goods and enclosing remit tance to cover, but as no name was signed to the letter, we are unable to either forward the goods or return the money." Parties falllng'to receive goods or dered on or about January 4th, 190S, will do well by communicating with the above firm at an early date. J. L. PAGE, P. M. . MARRIED. At the home of Harry D. Ryan, near Junction City, January 13, 1908. Henry L. Ryan and Miss Cora Tracer, Justice of the Peace Knox P. Harpolu officiating. At the home of Jos. Bradford, near Elmira, January 12, 190S, Lee L. Herschberger, of Marion county, and Miss Ketta M. Bradford, of Klmlra, Rev. C. C. Curtis officiating. They will reside in Marion county. I'XIVKItSITV DEBATERS HAVE RKKX CHOSEN In tho try-out debate held at the University Friday afternoon to choose eight men, who will debate again .to determine the interstate de bating teams, the following men were successful: Clarence L. Wheal don, '10; Thomas Townsend, '09; Jesse Bond '08; Karl F. Kilpatrclk. '10; Karl Strong, '09; Walter Ka ton. 'OS; Wilson Nicholas, '10 and Cecil Lyons. '08. The debate In which the two teams to meet Washington and Idaho will be picked, will be held two weeks from today. The negative team chosen will go to Washington, while the affirmative team will remain at Kugene and meet Idaho's negative team. The Judges of Friday's de bate were President Campbell, Pro fessor DeCou and Dr. H. U. Shellon. NEW CONTEST WITH FREE CANDY TO BEST GUESS ER We have in our show window a dis play of a new kind of candy, also with a new name. We will give to the first five right guesBers of the name a fine box of candy free. The first letter In the name Is F. Buy some of the candy and you can guess much easier. Contest ends Saturday, Jan uary 25, at 12 p. m. OTTO'S CONFECTIONERY. ' ADVERTISED LETTERS Eugene, Or., Jan. 15, 1908. The following letters remain in the Eugene postoffice uncalled for for the week ending Janpary 15: Bell, Bert P. Blair, Mrs. M. E. Burnett, Geo. H. Davis, Joe. , s Edwards, Root. P. Jackson, Frank B. Layne, Rosa. ' Marshall, Mae. Paller, Tony. Ray, Fred. Shields, Roy. Wallace, W. V. Wilcox, C'has. M. Wilson, S. M. Parties calling for the above will please give date advertised. . J. L. PAGE, P. M. WOOD SAWIXO John M. P. Dixon, successor to W E. Bodoy. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence, 267 High street, tf Gasoline woodsaw Eat anytniiig you want; don't starve yourself, fearing it won't ag ree, for Ilolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea cleans the bowels and stomach and makes digestion eusv. 35c, Tea or Tablets. Linn Drug Company. Skating at the I'nderwood Rink tonight. Come and enjoy yourself, a pleasant time nssnred. tf on it isgttj In Richness of Cutting In Beauty of Design In Purity of Glass In Brilliancy oi Polish and Finish Our Line Excel! There is a vast differ ence in Cut Glass , qualities and patterns, We are showing only the kind you will be wise in buying. The right value is in each piece for the money you pay fcr it. J. O. WATTS Optician. Corner 9th and Willamciti Julius Ooldsmitj CLARK'S CRUISE of the "Allll ' . 16,000 tons, fine large, I unusually steady, 1 0 THE ORIEN February O to April 17, ll Seventy days, costing only $1' and up. Including shore excul SPECIAL FEATURES: Ml Cadiz, Seville, Algiers, Malta. I liy Egypt mid the Holy liinl. Ccc tinople, Athens, Rome, the It' etc. F. C. CLARK, Times lld'g., Xesl The! ESMOND HOTE OSCAR ANDERSON, Hp. Rates European Plan 50c, 75c, $1.00, 51.50,53. Free Bus to and from all traim Front and Morrison Sti. Pcrtl-nr". ... Off- PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed ta cure any rase of Itching, blind, bleed ing or protruding plies In 6 to 14 days or jioney refunded. 50c. DRESSMAKING Suits a specialty. Miss Williams A Co., Rooms 7 and S. Gordon block fl 3f Jfipuiu: WHITE IS YOUR BREAD Madewif PURE WHITE FLOUR Buy a Peialuma Incubator from CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO at Petaluma Incubators and brooders CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO No sitting up with the Petaluma Incubator. You light the lamp ami It docs the rest. All sires at CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. The Theatre Cafe Is now servlni; a Ish of delicious fresh shrimp ni, every order of oysters. Come mi eat osters. ,i The Theatre Cafe Is nw servlmj a dish of delicious fre-h shrimp wi:h everv order of o iters. Com,. ,',', eat oysters. , Ii it IS you already know all wc can tell you about it. II it IS'NT. you want PURE WHITE FLOUR in yc Kitchen Next Baking Day. It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread. r.iiu J NEW TOD Y FOR KENT - Z, f.j, ,. r, inquire at 1 :,i W Svh -.rr. i leiti "l l.' V? L"H i PURE WHITE FLOUR is nude cf Selected Scotch Fife Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High Grade. Use Pure White Flour for Ftry a,,j cjkcj. as cii .is fcr bread- it sat isfies cr ycur money back. 1 Pure White Flour isW Sale hv the follows Merchants, price $1-H per sack Geo. T. Hall &Son, W. M. Green, w-. A. Bell, E.D.Matlock,- , Tbe Eugene Grocery C C B. Dan els, Peter Johnson, W". IL Dempster, Cole & Wilson. , W. J. Gibson & Son. Fltgal & RycharJ. Sprmct,c.J W. W. Fawlw Irvmi. Aimitage & Davis. the (mure. In nea greater r.KU than Chaa.bers Hardware Co.