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THE KIGKXE DAII.V CfAHK, 1 'KIH.IV. I'KIIKI'A ftV 7, University of Oregon News i n ,i l-.:n ,.,i.rl.n-cl tlironfwiuut II,,- Mul.i , "" ":""' I Pl'lKtlM I i;u tics villi tin; hU'h sr)i;:ol di-l.iiiliis I-iiku- Ttl (), .,..,, ,.i.. ir the intiT In their irewiit I n in. Sj (final ihh ,, n-ains n. Jir. tllllwrt. Onwn; IIiIh liwn In pinna that covi'rt CuvatH l'mrVwHir A. H. 1'rli-st, WaiililiiKiuu. 1 "" rt"Tl;i?S "ZTX: not exist niil-8 c-rtnln measure arc 1 01ll),.n hllH i.m.,! i,.t, and h; Is Incorporated feir Hi wrk' Ufcxl yi'ar.ltntorlrm the lank with eniTKy and Tho i!nivruliv l nt (he head of the deelKlon. The other two men are leaK.ie. and the final context wllll" , WahlnKton, it U re- 1 ' I portud, ha Hlx i-oaehuK, one for eaeh lie held here ilurliiK the irln( The first complaint mvinn to Ilo in the qucBllon for duhatv, for the rcii hoii that the snnio proposition could not bn lined by all, hut that several liave been Ktudled, a cane In some In man. I tie meiiiiiers or the ureKon 'tnHin are working hard on their (iiiuh I tion. Itaskelliiill Ti-lllll. Tne basketball team will leav.; on Its trip IhroiiKh Kustern Orenon, t WiiKMiiiL'tnn fitirl Idiitio next Hii t Urdu V Mlanees having to be worked out In ;, T, fim KHmo wm ,e played two weeks. This comiiels the dehat- with Cliemawa. Baturday nlKht, the or In a high m-hnol to do llttlo else next two, .Monday and Tuesday, with -t , ., . Idaho in Mjl-ow, tiiu fourth with than work on tho -fon. to ,,,, Vie r, , l-ull- neglei t of their studies, and oeeaslons; nmlli um ,":. rt r t i with Whitman at lilenly of eompcilut, j Walla Walla, and the next two In The r.et'oiid lonipmliil Is that the I'endlcton and Portland with the t iiikii Krnooi anil .iuiiiioiiiiiii v.iuii re- luelhods aro radically different, for ( Slieetlvely. nome liluli school lir.ve worked out 'the men who will make the trli, Ihelr ciiiesilons wllhout atteniptlni; to ! Hr i.oon.-ly, Van Hi oy, .Moore, Wul learn written pieces l.y heart, while Karrl'imlon, Channun, Htninv, others have hail mere recitations, the : Htevenson, Coach Murphy and .Man body of which was written hy a coach, j K,., Nelson. It Is claimed, and leani'.d hy heart, 1,'ast Halurdav nlnht tho team went nil recited In the contests, i'roni ,0wn to defeat ' beforu the (). A. (;. the sentiment in somii towns there ,y the n,!ore 30 to 14. Tho first ecnn to he the belief thut this Is nn iiair was 19 to 3, but In the second "iduu advantage. lhl, my Kot ov,,r thflr stage fright For remedies tho plan to have one Hn, th ,.,. Kt0Mrl 12 to 11. Van general question Is offered, and that Scoy threw most of the baskets, the sides shall nut ho assigned until ,,, ,. v..i.. a short stntnil limn lierorn llm ili.luili. tui-Hli oiih. thus compelling thn dehalurs to sneak . Tha aurean Debating Society has to a largo degreo extemporaneously A point concerning Judges will also be brought up. Tho present inethodB of choice Is for each team to select nominated officers as follows: Presi dent, It. Mount and C. K. Lyons', vice president, Gordon C. Moores; secretary, William Wattenburg; as- one, and a third to be appointed. All ; nltnt secretary, W. U Diinton; treasurer, i;. a. oteei ana lien Wil liams; sergeant-at-armn, L, Mayer; censor, C. li. Ilamble. It seems quite likely that a fresh man football game will bo played with O. A. (!. next year at Corvallls. It Is also likely that a first team game will be played with Whltworth College at Tacoma In the futuro. Tha latter held O. A. 0, down to a close score this year. Coach (.'base, of tho second timm, three judges, It la claimed, should be appointed for the reason that then none of them will feel indebted to ellliar nldo for their position, liett W. I'rescolt was chosen In tercollegiate orator laBt Friday night In a splendid contest, and will com pete for honors nt the Intercollegiate Oratorical Association contest at Monmouth March 21. Tho winner Is from Baker City and a member of the senior claas. Since entering tho University ho has nl- has left for tho ICust ways been active In student affairs Physical Director llaywnrd has re nin! Is al present president of the As- celved a, letter from Dan Kelly. The soclatotl .Student. During the nasi three years Prescott has been a mem ber of tho tenor section of tho 'var ity glee dull. Mis oration was. on "Mercy That Condemns." Tho orutlon dealt with tho evil of our country nnd reproached present public opin ion and officials for being too lax. Tho enntnstants worn; Josbo II. Bond, "Kvolutlon of Char, ucter. Moielle II. Ilnlr, "The Army of the Dawn." Ilert W. latter is about to Join the Twenty second regiment, National (liiard of New York, which maintains an excel lent athletic organization. Tho Y. M. C. A. of tlio University has one of tho largest memberships of any cnllego In tho United Slate. It now claims 1 1 4. Iilxniiilnatlons for the first semes ter began Inst Wednesday. Bo far they no reported as rather severe. Today at Walla Walls representa tive of the six big institutions of tho Northwest are holding n meeting tin- Prescott "Morcv That I orinwoai are miming a meeting un Condemns " ler tho auspices of Whitman Col- Harold J, Hounds, "Tho Noblllly of !"K0 1,1 or'1"?' ninko niln govern Itohert Hums " '"K "r reiiulntliig football relations t'larenco 1,'. Whealdon, "Coinmur- U'tween the Institutions President .dill MiichlnvulllnnlBiii." 'Campbell and Curl McClaln nro rep- Henry Davles. win, was also a con: resent ng the varsity. testant. was unable I. tor the irv.l ""', wlll " "'' cut on account of Illness. In accordance Willi the constitu tion of tho InteiPnlleglato Oratorical AKUiwhillon till ,.f 11.,, l,.l.i ,...11.. In the league held their annual Iry.l hn 'V'"',1 ') W" v "''- ntiton Friday evening. Tho winners iT ,h ; " lll,ve nt the other c ges are us follows; I charge of that i epat'linent of the as- . I'aclflo College, Harry Maxfleld, I "''' l"" ''' bereafter. "JCducntlonal Kinaiieli.allon." ' Delegates representing the eight McMinnv College, Joseph (I. rnl "f" Intercollegiate Orn- .ltlchardson'Tho Trend of the Hour." '"' "' Association met al .Monmouth dent on Thursday nfternoon which will keep her from classes for some time. Hthiin Collier, 'Oil, has been put at I'aclllc University, w "Vindication of a Nation 10. Owynn, Maul Saturday afternoon and elected Judges for the coming contest III Albany College, Wallace IMunier. ' !t!"r ,1'h"e1 wV? . I','1' "The Cry of tho Oppressed." I rlftu Collegw. John lv Wright: Me- Oregon Ht4.to Normal School, Mrs. !' " ,V"""K:,i Vu v ' U Hryant. "A Prophotlc ltecor, ." j Albany College, W II a m P. Neal; Or Willamette University, C. It. ltel- Alrn '"!' ' lege jPoter 1. i,, Ta,.i.n..iv1 ('-.,,.. J u, ...... I.ockwood; W lllnniette University, knap, "Twentluth Century States, Oregon Agrlrultiiral College, John O. Hchroedur, "Nature' Calls." The final tryont for Interstate ora tors will take place on Friday, Feb ruary HI. Those who will compete lit that time are Ilert W. Prescott, It. Walter It. Wilson; Pacific Universi ty, Sam Lawrence; Oregon State Nor mal School, Virgil Untitle) University of Oregon, Thomas It. Townseud. Night before Inst tho night watch man at the University discovered an attempt to enter tho library to se- I). McCorty, Cecil K, l.yans. Clarence cure, he thinks, examination uues- 1.. Whealdon, Jesso II. Ilond nnd A. 'Hons. The wlnduwawore all securely C, Marsters. Tho preliminaries were fastened. Miller's Shoe Store Most any body can sell you a shoe for summer but FOR WINTER WEAR GO TO A SHOEMAKER who understands the leather and knows what he Is selling you. We have a Repairing Department fitted up with everything that's modern in the' way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, Th. Shoe Man. West 8th street. Hi Home of Good Shoes MMayaaptgriOT;itir--TrwAm.n A FULL LINE OF... New Granitwarc just m Stoves, Ranges and Heaters V,f,LheLfndins iUtlKVS flu S. L. LONG LWPE STORE - - r Miu mru,n ai,repfj m WtEKLY REPORT OF r, EUGENE MARKET f'lilttlm hark 4 1-2 j ',c. Wool IS,.. I'oulti')', V.v.V. etc. Kkk, per doz 21c. " Jialry llutter Per roll CO 45. Creamery Dutter Per roll, CO liens Per lb. He. I'rys Per lb. Sc. (leese Per lb., 7c. Ducks Per lb.. 8c. Turkeys Per lb, 1214 c. Kriiltw, VcgetableM. I'.'lc. New Potatoes DOc por cwt. Onion Per cwt., $3.7!. Lemons per case, $3.75. Oranges 2.75. Iilvestock afarket. Htecrs Por lb., 3 !fi 3c. ' Good cows 3 'i'v 2 l-2c. (lood prime dressed veal ri6c. Mutton on foot Per lb., 3'4t&4o 1'al. Ilos 4 I .'2tfl'.ric. Flit hoKH, dressed Be. (rain and Feed. Flour M.H-". Oat hay tic. Cheat hay per ton $14. Timothy hay Per ton $15. New oats Per bu., 4 2c. Hran, per ton, $Uli. Mixed feed Por ton, $2S. Khorls. per ton, $:I0. ' New Wheat Per bu.. 7ro. Itolled barley Per ton, $:!.ri. , Chopped feed $3t per ton. rollTI.AXO M.XIIKUT IIKI'OKT Portland, Feb. 0. The v.v. mar ket, which, was more or less unset tled yesterday because of the uncer tainty of tho weather conditions, for the Immediate futuro, wa weak amtln today on tho return of warm weather. Yesterday some dealers held for 27 to 2 cents for Oregon ranch stock, hut It is understood that no Important Bales were made at those figures. Today's prices were 25 to 2(1 cents, and at these prices the market was not active. Kkks stocks generally are larRo, nnd the receipts today wers considerably In excess of tho demand. There was no chanKB of Importance In tho poultry market, which usually Is not active until later In the week. While receipts of hens and chickens wen) not laro, they were rather heavier than tho requirements for the dav. In tho ornnKO market Just now there Is a serloiiB shiirtiiKe In lar);o slr.es, "while the supply of the smal ler Kiadea Is sufficient for the pres ent. There is a chance, however, for a shortage in all grades In the near future, for tho movement of tho fruit from tho south Is almost at a stand still. Ono carload Is on the way to this market, but when more will come Is not known. Tho Interruption In Hhlpments Is duo to the hud weather that has prevailed in the orange dis tricts for some time past. Prices hero today were unchanged. . One car of lemons was received hero today. Tho market Is slow to steady, with no chnngo from tho quo tations in for lust week. The Pearson-Pago Company ro: celved one car of sweet K)tatoes, which hold firmly nt $3.25 per hun dred. Tlie market Is strong here and In the south. A car of Jersey Island celery Is due tomorrow, W. II. tllarku H Co. will this month miike I he last shipment for the sea son of apples to the Vladivostok mar ket. This consignment will bo about n corload, and It will probably leave within a week or ten days. Only tho best late-keeplug varieties will bo In cluded lit the slilpmeut. The lucal apple market Improves In a slow hut steady way, though the prices have undergone no change for A week or more. Tho latest addition to local stocks was a small shipment thut ciimo in from ('mis Hay. Onion (irowers Ht III llulllsti. "I can see nothing In tho condi tion of the southern onion market to warrant paying more than $2.50 for Oregon products at this time," said a local dealer today. "Hut many of tho growers still maintain their bull ish views. They demand $3. They rimy get that figure, hut It Is doubt ful, despite tho fact that the Ran Francisco market Is now falrty firm and slocks here limited. It must he remembered that Mnstern onions are now going to tho Southern markets, and It will hn but a short time before there are supplies from Japan, to say nothing of the early California offer iniis that will ho ready for the mar ket next mouth." HopN mill Prohibition. North Yakima, Feb. 4. The hop growers of this statu at the coming genet'iil election will have a power they have never had before, and as a result something In the nature of a e on tilnat Ion between tho hop produc ers and the liquor Interests In Wash ington Is not nn Impossibility and perhaps not Improbable. In four counties of the state Cloy will be aide to elect, representatives to the legislature who will go pledged to siippo't legislation demanded by them. In others they may lie able to combine with other forces and In this way secure friends In the nest legislature. It Is apparent thut the liquor Interests, especially the brew eries of the state, will really combine on any proposition looking to nun mil strength, because the brewer has al ways found the hopgrower an eneinv to prohibition. In Washington the liquor Interests have always been ac tive at election time, and an able bib. by Is always maintained at Olympls during the Uw. making seas u. Th omanliatlon of the Washing ton Hopitrowevs' Association at I'uv nllup lust week In which over 1 tie of (the leading producers In the slat' took part. pronlstM to rev.ilntlonue the Industry In this part of the North. t. At the imetlng the state wis dSMded Into three sections and nc-rtcis here art now perfi-ctlng an organisation of a branch to have ch.ir;,' of the work In Western Wash ltt.:to',i, 1 !i,, ssmm-UU. i H( ,M,,-t. umll:i:e wllh 111,. Pacific Coast Hop Rroiyci r.' union. I '! rehic'len if the hoi acrea,:,. .' I i'-e elite his'.!. oi of the ml.l.llc;i.in tidied H i lil!),;:llvlltn n.c:i:s locking to the pvi pet nation o! tho Industry. An ef in. has been mad' .to .secure a pledge troll) .rov.'.-r.-i t. 1 redo!-,, acriui,'- in.d 'l"'.v up wird j wbero fiod n- e!!.-: h;.ve :, b n jctireii. (a i.v;y lie-!'! of ! i"' j fl vi- acrei thcro will Pe rcduul ' n - J'Oim.AMl Mtltbe'T ISKPflHT Creatnerv Hotter :joc'f.' 3"c. K'g. 25 li 2i;e. Chickens 12 H I 3c. Wheat Valley, S.'le; bluoslem, S5i Oats Per ton, $271 $2H. Ilarley Per ton, $27 i $30. Hay Tlmothv, $1S; cheat, $14. Grain Ilav S 1 4 i $15. Mohair Choice, 2Slr30c. Wool Valley 8cft20c. Hops Prime, 4 i c fj 7. Potatoes SOift 60c. Onions $2. 40 (ft $2.50. Chlttlm bark 4i 5 Vic. NEW ELECTRIC THEATRE OPENS MONDAY NIGHT S. S. Ran ate will open his new elec tric theatre In tho llodes building on Willamette street next. Monday even ing. He will put on the Passion Pluy and tho price of admission for this performance will bo 10 cents, al though after that It will be only 5 cents. The plaro.wlll seat 100 per sons nt one time, performances will ho glvn In the nfternoon and even Ing. The little theatre will be fit ted up handHomely and will no doulit prove a popular place of amusement. Its name will bu the Electric theatre. HOl'XI) Tll.VFI,S I.IOO ' MII.KH II Y INSTINCT San Francisco, Feb. 6. Tho In Btlnct of dogs, which often leads them long distances to their original homeB has again been Instanced at Oakland. Sent to the Western part of Montana last December a greyhound yester day appeared at Its old home in Oak land, much to the surprise or uoc Michael Ryan, Its former owner. Ryan conducts kennels at 1902 Un ion street, and last December sold two greyhounds to a person going to Montana. Yesterday a trnvel-slalned and foob-weury greyhound appeared at the kennels. Ryan went out to drive It away, but upon seeing h 1 in the dog gave an eager bark and leaped to welcome him. "Am I dreaming?" queried Ryan. The lick of the greyhound's tongue ngulnst his face assured him that he was very much awuke, and now Ry an is very much puzzled as to how "Mooey" traveled over 1 500 miles, guided entirely hy nnlninl instinct. Keeping Open House. Everybody is welcome when we feel good; and wo feel that way only when our digestive organsnro work ing properly. Dr. King's New Life Pills regulate the action of tho stom ach, liver and bowels so perfectly one can't help feeling good when he uses those pills. 25 cents at W. A. Ktiy- kendall s drpg Btore. If you Buffer with Indigestion, con stipation, feel mean und cross, no strength or nppetlte, your system Is unhealthy. Holllster'a Rocky Moun tain Tea makes tho system strong j and healthy, 35c. Tea or Tablets.' Linn Drug Co. Notice of Kl.utl Settlement. Entitle of Wlllam A. Marshall, de ceased. Notice is hereby given that N. S. Marshall, administrator of tho es tate of William A. Marshall, deceas ed, has filed his account for final set tlemeut of the said estate, nnd Mon day, the 10th day of February. 11)08, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of snld day, al the county court room at the court house in hugene, Lane county, Oregon, has been set by the Honorable 0. R. OhrlBtnan, county Judge of said county, to hear objec tions to the same. Dated this 2 7th day of December, A. D. 1907. ' N. 8. MARSHALL, Administrator. JESSE 0. WKI.W, Attorney for said estate. NOTICK TO t'KF.IMTORS. Notice Is hereby given that Mary Elizabeth Heller has been appointed executrix of the estate of Philip Hoi-! er. deceased, by the County Court of j Luno county. Oregon, this the 2nd : tiny of January, 190S, and all per- i sous having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to present' tho same to said Executrix duly verl-. fled as hy law required ut the office of I. X. Harliaugh, situated I- Room 5 over the First National Hank In the City of Kngene, Lane county, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 3rd day of January, 190S. MARY ELIZABETH 11EI.1.KR Executrix. I. N. Ilarhnugh,- Attorney for Estate. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice Is herehv given that the un-' d 'nUncd. administrator of the es-. tat',' of J 'soph H. Stone, deceased, has filed hts fln.il m-c.nmt with the ctMintv clerk of I. nno county. Ore gon, and an ord-'r has been inatle and enlered of re-ord directing this tl itlce .slid so'tluit Motuliiv. Ci, i;th i!:iv of Vpri!, Kiev, ., the hour of to oVl u'k a in , for the hearing of oMeetlons, lit any. to sal I acconn: and for tho 1 (Irtil! Si I'.Vl'e 'll ''.1 estate R VI. I'll W. Sl'ONK, j A,l'iitn':stt.i'or of the estn'.. of ' Jov.vu H. Ste.no. deceased. Saturday From 3:30 till 9 oclock we will sell Mens' Ties value up to 5Cc at 19c JO yards best Outing Flannel for 59c Opportunity Knocks Bite A BARGAIN ONCE GONE IS NEVER RECALLED. LET NO THING KEEP YOU FROM THE STORE SATURDAY WATCH SATURDAY NIGHT'S PAPER FOR MONDAY'S BARGAINS Everything at Manufacturers' Cost $16-$18- $20 SUITS Only three more days left to to get the best all wool suits, hand tailored, the latest styles, values up to $20 for $11.95 Ladies' Coats and Suits Y2 Price 65c DRESS GOODS 35c Buying from a New York manufacturer 1000 yards of all wool Ladies' Cloth at 50c on the dollar we are going to give the people ol Eugene the benefit of the bargain, value to 65c yard sale, . j the yard JJC The BON MARCHE Thes0My Jenkins & Starbuck Dealers in REAL ESTATE We are new comers here and are in the Real Estate Do Business We have been in this busi ness before and understand it thoroughly. At present we are in correspondence with a number of Eastern People who are going to locate in this country and if you are desirous of dis posing of properties such as City, Pasture and Farm Lands, call on us. We are personally acquainted with a number of these correspondents and know they are comtng west. If you want to SELL, list your property with'us for there is going to be "things doin" in real cstat: that is Listed with us. Jenkins & Starbuck Rooms 17 and 18 THEATRE BLOCK I Acreage! Acreage! Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, V2 miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. II Rooms 3 and 4 Beckwith Bldg j ANNOUNCEMENT I G. H. Irish wishes to announce that he has puaehased the GROCERY stock of B. A: Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and carries at all times the best brands of Groceries, Flour and Feed. We have our own delivery wagon and all goods delivered promptly. WE AIM TO PLEASE 52 East, 9th S'reet Phone Main 53 G. H. IRTISH HOWER & WOOD Ili'lll VlnH nnil Tlmlirr I.nlul I'anrh, Kiirm mul ("Jty l'r,.Tly Your imirming,. r-, itully Hixim !, out Klri m. Ilnnk EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical STAFF V Kuvkrndjll, M. D. . O. ProMt-r, M. D. H- J- Birtle, M. D. R. F. Sciiete, M. D. D. A P.iinr, M. D. ' 0'B.DB,M D. u E. McDougal. M. I). S. E. Stevens l For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating; room and tquipmcnl. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations. Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. Training School for Nurses.. Regular ccmrsc of lectures by the faculty and pncl trairung m the hospital. The medical and surgical staff o tne hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. TCT iwcwn ah m rv Snot. . . I'lWll TI NKIS . . LrHvr i.nlrr, , Kil.r.- iMnn.i H.inx'. I'k..nc Main 41 ltixlili'iw VUOYiM l-.'il, si. Kcit-n I'll. mo 15,-d jjTT 1. TF ESMOND HOTEL OSCAR ANDES SON, Mir. Rj!t-F.imff.in pi,n s.?. M.,$!.ia.s:.oo tm Buj to tn.i trpm jli u; Front ityi M.rri!H-, Si. " P" . ,"v,.. BR0DERSBR0S. NEW MARKET 'I arc now located in our ne-v buildin? urUjS the sircet and we will be pleased to see you-, ' .SPECIAL.. o 51b Can Choice Lard for A 65c -VlCt'L Or iiis and Slewj Strictly Cd't, Price B?vODERS BR.OS. El
