Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 29, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KVGEXK DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, FKRRUARY 20, 1008 1 LP "W ..111 T 1... l tir A tam ittv in- . - - . ........ jIG EXCURSiON FSOM PORTLAND GCM MEN C EM ENT'D AY .r Stent 01 Hie wn' while In Eugene yesterday, Cl,rJVd' The Guard that the com ""I'm run a bis excursion from P'l-rd to Euiiuie on commence-. - .). - AMUSKMUXTS --',- F-ati and boxes may b? reserved at the box office of the Eugene ther. tre Monday morning for the eii:,e ment cf "The Virginian." wh'eh is to be seen here Tiieim;, March 3. This play is a dramatization by Owen Wlster nnd Kirke La Shelle of Mr. Winter's novel of tie same name. since tne puoncati:i'.i ot wineh nearly j MOTHER AND FOUR PFKNO.NALS i T . BEAD IN FIRE 00,000 copies have been sold, and the book reviewers have ascribed '.his Pittsburg, Fob. 2 9. A mother and four children were burned to death and several persons injured in the Breton avenue foreign .strict last night. " The fire started from the ! David Elliott, of Goshen, was In ' Kugene todnv i It.- u. Rradv was In the city from Creswell today. ' A. J. Ward, of Vlda, is in Kugene on business today. Dr. P. J. Bank- Is on a trip to Ac me to see a patient. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisiher, of Marcola, are In the city. A. J. Plrl.nrd return d last night from a trip to Portland. J. I.. Zelgler returned home from ; the north this afternoon. C. Itoss King, of Cottage Grove, was in Kugene over night. Dr. Shnrplos returned to bis farm near Goshen this afternoon. Dwlght llonltli- ""t to Cottage Grove today on business. Henry Koniiip and wife wor to Creswell this afternoc.it on a visit. County Commissioner H. M. Price left today for l-.orane on business. Rev. A. F. l,inn returned l ist ni ;ht from a trip through Southern Ore gon. ' Jas. Grant and wife came up from Vancouver. Wash., today to see Mrs. Grant's father, M. S. Hubble, who Is i quite 111. ! Albert Olston returned to Portland ' last night after a short business visit ' in Eugene. Ralph D. Robinson rnme up from I Albany today to spo'nd Sundav with ibis folks. ' H. I-. Flann and S. L. Moorhead are j no from Junction City attending the Republican meeting. I Mayor I. D. Matlock went to Go shen on the afternoon train today to .transact some business. ! Mrs. Leabow, of Creswell. nfter'a : visit at the home of Mrs. Auten In !Fnrene. returned to her home this I afternoon. I Miss Caro Anderson arrived from ! her school near Juration this nftr i noon nnd will spend Sunday with her j folks here. j D. M. C. Gault. editor of the Cot- the city In attendance upon the Re , iuilic..il uieeLliib. ! C. P. Houston, Junction Cltv's hustling mayor, cania up with the i Kugene excursionists last night and has been In the city tciday. r i nn,,..n t ...... ....i ri..i .... dthe lenot. which will be the finest Its tnird trlumpnai tour ot me conn- nwu oo .'.-w' V" , J ," rived in Kugene this morning and will rtiv snvq ttils . trv. ma ruia, i.iiun , ...... i,,,,i. LUMBERMEN WILL RE-ELECT OLD OFFICERS Tacoma, Fob. 2 it. Th niornliij; soysion of the Weptcru Uotail l.mu biTiiun's Association wad spent in discussion of the relations of man-: ufacturers, wholesalors anil votaiV , era. J. 12. Pinkham, of Seattle, Prew- j iilent Merrill, lleorge W. l!.)tehl;i--.s, I of rhifai;(), V. C. .Miles, of t'.I.itie, j Wash., anil James Walker, ot Y.iit tiuupolis, wort? the prin -ijiiil speal; J It Is concerted that President Mer I rill, of Salt Lake, nnd Secretary l'or- , ter, of Spokane, will be re-elected this afternoon. MA V SIITTI.K .I P CLAIM AT FKISCO 1 San Kranccisco. Feb. 21). Th? set- I tlement out of cuirt of a claim ef ' $.')Tr for aliened d;iniaj;es done u .lap aneso restaurant during the disttti ance last May was yesterday redout-1 I mended to the supervisors' fiaii1 'committee by Pniitd S.ates DL-un.'l Attorney Devlin. i OS Taffy Sale Offl Saturday 29th 5c ! l'OWl.KR lilt. I. ith: fork i iik not si: Washington, Feb. 2 9. The Fowler financial bill, agreed upoV yesterday in committee, was today reported to the house. Ten days will be al lowed the minority in which to file their report. SKNK FROM "TUB VTRCIXIAN," AT KrCiKVF thvtvi,- m'"hi ml day tit the University of Ore- marvelous nodularity to the unique overturning of a lamp and in a few 5' June The formal opening f charm of the love story ot the cow- minutes the homes of John Waskl i'v"'ew dV will also ba held on boy hero and the little school teach- and Stephen Vlncack were in flames.; date P 3 expected that several er irom verinoni. mis i-ouiuiieK u duih uuu&a wt-ie un oared Portland people wl'.l be here : all ot Its beauty has been success- and the police and firemen restrained ; tbat (lav to witness the exercises 1 nil ty transierrea iroin me uook uu "'.'.' i ,k rni;nrtiv onrt th dpdlnntlon : this stage version, which is now in The dead are: Caroline Viacack, ;he state. Mr. McMurrfty says this urarsion will eclliise anything of Its tiid ever attempted in the state. Th" Mtts-allre, Iowa, basketball Wted States the state of Oregon and spring any jokes at his expense, j team d-.-neatcd tne university or uie-; tai.ani,r.n.,ntv .in ni-nmnind kv A b z rehearsal was held last nigiit I gon team at te armory lasi nism us . ' "c - .ui.. ., n.,1 tlto Cnrn nf SO In 9ft In thP .ai,.,l IIML ui &ut;ii pi I !iuiMt;s , (" . " - ,.. ,,!,.. ( h,,t i to carry out such principles It Is . "ash that denotes a proiessionai ram-; nan n.e , . rmary to elect liepublicans to the ui.eo btjtts senate; and Whereas, We believe in the n'rima- "fiMiori law. which was enacted by be Repiibilcens nf the state of Ore . r.nd in Its full and hearty en "mment; and Wherean, It Is required that the lion ot United State senator be by tt vo'e nf the p-ople, and as the :airr nw- phiinlv indiriles nartv ta fur the nomir.a:lon of all offl- tnerefnre tie It sO'Ved. That we. In mass ron- "llipn t"?Sf'nililfi rpnnpst nil pnn. s f:r the legislature to pledge, I i.n.ui, hi me itenuniicaus -e f:r United States senator. Mr. John Riha of Vlnlng. la., s-'vs: "I have been selling UoWitt's Kid ney and Bladder Fills for about n year nnd they give better satufac tlon than nny pills I ever sold. I hnvo used thpin levself w-i tine re sults." Sold by nil drugglstB. The world's swiinining record if now SO yards in 43 seconds. Daniels did it in Xew York this week. neWitt's Little Karly Ulsers, small and safe, sure little liver pills. Sold by all druggists. Linn county's seven newspapers are all for Statement No. 1 . UBLISA9IS HOLD 'LOVE FEAST (Continued from Page 1.? CR PAINE .MIDDLE 1 Elx ( I years, j year;;. and Fecer Viac-iLK aged 21 W AT MINSTRELS, MM TEAM DEFEATS - UNIVERSITY PLAYERS Dr. Paine has accepted the part of Interlocutor in the Elks' minstrels nnd woe be unto any frisky end man who tries to get guy with the doctor look over the surrounding country with a view of locating here. J. E. P. Withers returned this rooming from his trip to l.os Gatos, Cal. He was accompanied by his niece, Miss Avis Withers., who U a sturtent In Stanford University. Nes and Henry Owen returned this morning from HRwick, Cal., when the lntter has been taking the snrings treatment for rheumatism. He suys he is some better, but not well. first the er than an amateur show. (team work and the splendid basket- This entertainment Is going to bejtnrowing oi tne visitors counien in tne se;ond nan ann mey earnea a victory. The visitors played roughly but there was no trouble on thnt ac count. In the preliminary game the Juniors defeated the Freshmen by the score of 17 to 13. KI.K11IMTK rs'WPK f it.::si.n SHAH Ti-'nerin, Feb. 2 9. -A b"tri (v.lMi.i on a side iMdey nnd kllld two 'err. T city will be 11 'u.iht.., !;,!4',t n crMobra- ot ,,s, ;,,, cf the Rhtih r.lay'a attempted Irom sas;!n-.i!l,... t . mm U ""Mine preparation of le aci.ls with natural dlgest u nil cnnmlna ik. . 'ni In a heaithv .,h yl, , , ,,,'Mrr Hutu d.UUU I 'MS It ay i 9 jzW X i mi GREAT NORTHERN WILL. OBEY LAW : CJIrls, a clear a'i'ti, is tno first re q ill h( t u for personal beauty; to so- 1 nnro It gDod dlKeallon Is the good secret. Perfect dlRustion comes front the nse uf HolliHter's Hoclty Mountain Tea. Makes rich red blood and clear healthy skin. 35c. : Tea or Tablet!. ; LINN DRUG CO. KVAXS SAILS F1SO.M CALLAO Ciillao. Feb. ' 29. The fleet oT American battleships under Hear Admlril Evans sailed for the north this morning. The fleet was re viewed In thy harbor by President Punic. Spokane, Feb. 29. "Set- tlement satisfactory; no cut." Such was the message sent to the flreat Northern operators today. Tile (Jrent Northern has agreed to live up to t lie nine-hour law without cut- ting wages. Sl'O.Ml'S HKAVK imOFS Greatest known remedy for heaves Highland Or., Oct. 31, 1902 This is to cerlily 'hat I gave my inare one bodh ol "Stone's Heave Drops" and cuied her ol heaves. This was last winter and she has not been affected since - G Wallare TR.S.C. S TONE. Salem, Or. For sale by all druggists. ALL KINDS OF FRESH CANDIES , IN STOCK We Put Quality in Our Candies I II I ' RED CROSS VIUI O DRUG STORE CXI r. i i .71 SI PA S5 If $1.00 V S (JHA.M Nin:.A": iDi st;:v W HE TIKI) UP Hoston, Fell. 29. The a loption of a new wage schedule threatens to result In a tie-up of tb granite In dustry in New England and the suspension of thousands of granite workers. Ho' ' A. Maurer's cumber 542 Wil-' i.Te we would be old friends who J. M nod liidinsr to h',; rll an.l 11., ",. . ''uo,;;,'"'""1 us a,,a " n- fit II I U. "fWE & Ul'OY. amette Street. rJ""annd ( ha it f0d for mtie Cl,!nKI!5 IiAHLWARE CO. " to ninke Rood, and girls' school e store. I Judge Wlnterineler. One of the Star Ki (1 Men. I i iuire"rnlnstrcsy. The eight end men I appearing In gorRcous costumes and I with bones and tambourines win put SNCWIK6 AT EVISON j THIS afternoon! A teb'phnne mess.-ine to The Guard from Ivlfr:n. a m'nintainnus (lis-' trlrt about twsnf miles southwest of, Kunene, this afternoon statel that n heavy snow w;ih fulliiiK and it had attained a d-ptli of nbout onrt in-h. This Indicates that the snow Is n eral thronij'.iotil tfie mountainous re-' Klons, alMwnih none has fallen in the valley. ! Il'ghcst :n Quality Lowest in Price Columbia Kccords and Phonographs Gold moulded K Cylinder Rcc'ds Exchange Yor can exehanje your old or broken records, any make f 1 new Columbia Records. When a record, disc or cylnider gels broken or when you want something new instead we can make you a good allow ance (or it. SPECIAL OFFER: Now we are oing to take one old record and make and give you a new one for it, ' for every two new records you buy of us. This is spec al effer and will be - good up to and including April JO. Blank records, needles, a new catalogue for the asking. A I IK ATTF.I.li K.(( KS ,1)1 T 111) KF.IXY MILL'S GUN STORE !j Successor to Earkcr Gun Store v 513 Willamette 5!t (.MlManimal IIIIIIIIIIIM llimuilll 1)111 IIIMIIillllllllliMLmiujuij :i Drenmlnnd Itlnk. San Franrlsro, Feb. 29. Abe Atull. tho foalhiT wpIrM champion of Amorlrn, tonight practically knocked out Krt Kelly, the "Huffalo Newsboy," In the seventh round of a Brheduled 20-round bout. The Californlan floored his man four Kodol Id today the best :. :ir.vn limes In this .round with wicked left retnedv for all disorders rf the stom- clouts to the Jaw, and the police stop- jWlin IJOIIfH UllU iuii - u ,..,inul hoarf hum i.crl ti vorv nnnvrni r.t.toat e and J. W n.imr hv life and snap Into the chorus. hesi(ie8Hr. H, , M . -. :'"';"'' , .... Di . . ' . , . . . L " .. ji In nn ni.rf.iir 1 SO II f SToniacn Him "-' .u ' 1 uhihhhwiil ii t" a nf wi n- i r.iWH n ro in (hn KeeoillK iiih huh n. n - ... j lih J. A. Mnurer a with their Jokes on local people android nere .., a.. events. The end men nance, um. e.- ery one of them, and well in tne i w ill tie i ou n a '' ' ,,,,,,.,,,,.,, Kniii.i hall. All (iertnans Invited. , koiik until the end, Kelly ""l1 18 J, I, hVnillis of' jheltlK wllllnK.to mix It. Kelly sur- rili. inntin ........ .ii-. ..I t'i,nl. nr en thp c-rowr! tiv mIwiw hit irrcfit ll U cried for ill est ' "" " in-i.- -r ri-i'Tiu stomach and lielrhlng of I polished and srffn'iric ooxer airaliiKt ' the more rtiuued slimiter, and scli'iice 1 The German Aid So'iety meet to-j won out. The men fouitht "t a very; morrow (Sunday I at 1!:.I0 p. m. tnrnst clip rrotn tne inp or-tne lnltlnl Kniii.i hall. All Germans Invited. koiik until the i-nd, Kelly nt nil times' KITCHEN & KOMP? Successors to ARMITACE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th', Eugene, Or. 42 V.i Th ki'ts are n the the members of the IndoK , and there has been a lilK deman 1 for them, which Insures two crowded hoiisej on Thursday nnd Saturday, Ma. h ,th and 7th. ' Plumbiii! t!n?"l Salve- Solil by all drusicists. jmlxups that brought the crowd to Its, reet. i The Orpheum Eugene's Popular Play House Two ClialiKeN CoiiIIiiuoiih iwrforniiinco from 7:: lit 10. The ' ' Machines drive '' liARDWAKK CO. 1 ail lines of Prices cut to re- Kennedv'n Laxative Couch Syrup acts pcntly yet pnmp-ly on the bow. els and nllays Inflammation nt same time. It Is pl'-ai.mt ' ' Sold by all drua-ljis. it ,-rt.,r. rlinnrr, to mnke K Kd. Pperliil sale of hoys' an I eirls' srhoo! ( shoes at Yoran s shoe store. Sh"ep siear'nc machine ar d knife sharpeners. New isiodel Just fciv- d-CHAMHKB3 IIAItUWARK CO. Re.in-tnn sele nt Watt i jecelry j ctor" liei-'ins tntnurrow. ri.-e lar;e disohiy ad vr'l-: metit. 1 ny buy m n V " your ,it KiL"'tie ! !a:t'.' 'te r new clot;,, old (ini'i ye Works, cts. .vnf.p we can rml like new Sixth nnd Wll-tf CIIAM!:i:itS il Mtl'W '- K CO. ..,r- s;ork p-ir'lern Jut ff"r-1. CHAM UK US HAUDWAKK CO. The Innulrv Vr vats for "The, 'lrKfnian" Inilb-ntfH a full housi-. ! ; Seats on side Monday at I a. ni. ( : Dr. I. owe, thn iintl'Ian. will be In Ms Kupene offleo an next week;. Have him t'st yiur i-yi-s for (tImshi-h. ' j j .1 M. How ! srill slllnf iie. till. ored subs on the cast linm t'ontl-ni-nfal Tiiilorfnir Cftrniianv. of Clilr a- , (to, at 542 Wlllarne'sv Htrt. tf Furnisli your new home properly. Don't slight tht 'j gas fixtures. We do al' kinds of reliable plumbinp and tinning vv.rk. vJall ! and let us er.tiinatc l'lt(M;ltA.M.Mi:. ii.m sritATi.1) Hoxt;- Ilelle of (he Hull. . .The I'ltrkfrtt In n Tivo-Act Sketih. The ( olon-il II lull Hull. MoVINtl I'KTI lti:.S: "On The llrlnk." "The Cimllllllcs of till Ci'll-tllHi-." "Tin' llollhleil Kltilirn." IlVi: AIT I'AliCi; "Tho lllllllllelt IIoiixi,," 'll Siilunliiy liiulil tlirri! nll lie three -t rrorlonin i h. or. i Appreciates smoking gno.' cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the bett JU Cigar on the market your vork. 0 Ay a 5 Heitzman Onion CHAMHICIIS IIA!U)WAI!i- CO. ?4 Wm( lh Sf. Chone block 1171 I'OIU I.A.M) !;( Al, IIAKKKV nrend, the bent anil hrnlihlr) bread made. For salo at Otto'i. S. E. Stevens ..I'liviimiii.. Inve orileri nt i:i,V I'luno Home. . I -In .in- .Main II. Ili-slilonif :ih Wi-st laili Ht. Ili'ilileliei- I 'l ,n Ki ll U77I. i Willms Co. lrcrfcr Ugh' and Hrovv liaulina wocd ron SaLE 504 w'llijircllcSU' &.gte. O-jt l'lion IIIhcK II "