Eugene daily guard., March 21, 1908, Image 4

THIS ETOR.VH BAILT GTAJU. 8ATCrUAT, MARCH 91. IMi
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ORPHEUM THEATRE
TONIGHT
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ROSA WHITE
Champion Rltie Shot ol Ibe Pacific Coast , '
MAGIC, MIRTH AND MYSTERY
By PROF. HOYT
SmtIu1 Mutlnce Mitlunliiy Afternoon at 2 O'clock .
Two Hhows Enrh MkIiI, nt 7:HU mid 8:4.1
ADMIHKIO.V, 10 CKXTM
JUDGE REFUSES
TO GRANT ALIA
ANOTHER TRIAL
Denver, March 21. Judge Whlt
ford today denied the motion (or a
new trial (or Anarchist Alia, who will
bo hangt'd during the week beginning
July 12 next.
bant night Alia made repeated at
tempt to suicide, beating his head
against the Iron bars o( his cell, ills
head wan covered with bruises and
when brought Into court this morn
ing was so weak he had to be sup
ported. There Is no likelihood of an appeal
to the supreme court, as Alia has
no funds and there has been no proof
Introduced of errors in the trial.
ATTACKKI) ItV W'Ot.VKS
WAS KAI.SK ItW'OKT
Chicago, March 21.
There Is no truth In the re
port that the Italian car In
the New York to Paris auto
race wbb attacked by wolves.
NEW MODERN WOODMAN
' LODGE AT C0BUR6
OltOANI.KI) J.AST' NKillT WITH
TWKNTY-F1VK (,'HAIITKII MUM
BKIW Kl'GKNH TKAM PUT ON
WORK '
A Modern Woodman camp was
Instituted at Coburg last night with
25 charter members. J. W. Blmmons,
of Portland, state deputy, and J. W.
I'txleyi of Kugune, district deputy,
had oharge and the Kugono team
put on the work. The officers elect
ed are as follows:
Consui, Wm. Swagnr; adviser,
Thomas Oreen; clerk, Ulster Blnccr;
banker, CI cor go II. Ditto; escort, V.
M. Muxwell; sentry, A, K. Dyer;
watchman. Robert Arpke; physician,
M. K. Jarnngln; managers, Wllllnm
Sldwell, Clyde Sldwell, Frank Mull In.
A fine supper was served after, the
work was completed. The lOugonu
members who attended report having
had a splendid time.
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DHAIJf P. O. HAl'K
llraln. Or., March 20. Durglnra
last night looted the Drain postof
flee, which o-'cuples n portion c f II n.
ton Mires' store. Kntrnnrn was ef
fected by cutting a hole through the
panel of the rear door, thus permit
ting the springing of the lock. .The
lmatofflco safe was opened by knock
ing off the combination knob and
dial. It yielded In coin and currency
over J I Ml, about $110 of which sum
belonged personally to Postmaster
llasni'il. ' A sack ol copper cents was
unmolested. The burglars also ri
fled the store tills, but secured only
a small amount of chunge.
The tools used by the burglars
wore stolen from the blacksmith shop
of llohm & Sons, near Mires' store.
There is nolr'tho slightest clue to eith
er their identity or whereabouts.
DIED.
At the Eugene Goneral hospital
Friday evening. . March 20, 1908,
Walter S. IIotchklBB, aged 78 years,
of old ago. Tho remains were em
balmed by Undertaker Gordon and
shipped today to Oakland for burial,
lie was a Mason and will be burled
by that fraternity.
Kodol is today tho best known rem
edy for nil dlsordors of the stomach,
such os dyspepsia, henrtburn, sour
stomach and belching of gas. Sold by
till druggists.
Sheep sneartng miicnines and knife
sharpeners.. New model Just receiv
ed. CHAMBERS HARDWARE! CO.
Make your hens my by feodlng Se
curity Poultry Powder.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
' NKW TODAY
VANTKI) Position as drygoods or
running salesman; in years expo
r'ence and can furnish best of rof
ences. Address "A," care Oaurd.
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W A N'T E D-JhOood "horse, 1 2 5 0 to 13H0
pounds, suitable for lady to drive;
nlsu two-sealed top carriage. Ad
dress P. O. liox 217, with descrip
tion, tt
DIRECT FROM THE
FASHION CENTRE
Itohcrts lire. Are Making An Intor
CHling Display of Correct .New
York Spring Styles in Men's Outer
Apimrel.
This city Is a good many miles
from New York, but It isn'-t a second
behind the New York standard in
men's fashions; at least It needn't
bo If our men will ac"ept the opnor
tiinitles to dress In the correct New
York stylo of today presented by
Roberts Bios.
Roberts Bros, pre the representa
tives here of Alfred Benjamin & Cp.,
the lnrgest and most important mak
ers of men's clothing In New York
city.
By arrangement with Alfred Ben
Janiln & Company Roberts Bros, re
ceive tho latest New York models in
suits and overcoats, raincoats, waist
coats and specialties as soon as they
are created.
At the present time Roberts Bros,
r-e displaying the very lutost lip-to-,
rte fashions for .spring and summer,
1 108-stvles that are identical in ev.
e-y detail with those created and
cade for their own fashionable New
"'irk customers by Alfred Benjamin
& Company.
Roberts Bros, are anxious that ev-e-v
mart In this city who desires to
r-iualnt himself with the prevailing
f w York style shall visit their store
v, hethor intending to purchase or not.
New spring pattornn of wall paper
J--st received. Last year's stock al
Cost. Call and Bee
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
11 It SHOWINd OP
; roc i;u iks
Is a demount rat Ion of our ability
to supply high-grade goods nt
low-grade prtct-ft Come and
see It before making up your
grocery order. You'll find so
many good things to eat here
nt such moderate prices that
buying here means better liv
ing at less expense than you
thought possible.
W. M. GREEN, DEALSGROCER
619 Willamette St. Phorc Main 25.
HOW IS THIS?
We car, sell your property no
matter where located, or, if you
want to buv, we have the place
to suit you, no matter how
particular you are. . . . .
McFall & Heitzman
Pol EjUIc Ajcntl
One Door North of Hoffman House.
PARMENTER FORFEITS
' HIS $400 BOND
MAX CHAHOKD WITH I'OI.VCUMY
FAUX TO APPKAK FOR TRIAL
CIIILTIT COURT ADJOl HNS
David Parmenter, the old soldier,
who was arrested several months ago
for having two wives, the crime, of
polygamy being charged asalnst him,
failed to appear for trial this fore
noon when the case was called in the
circuit court, and Judge Harris de
clared his 400 bond forfeited. His
bondsmen are S. R. Williams. J. W.
White, H. V. Darling and J. .T. Row
land.
Cases DiKMscd Of.
The following cases on the docket
were disposed of yesterday and to
day; , '
Margaret Morris vs. Ell Morris;
dlvorcv Continued.
R. K. Davidson vs. F. T. Plank; to
recover money. Judgment for $214.
63, attorney fee ofJ17 and cost and
disbursements. '
Ida May ParBons vs. George Foster
Parsons; divorce. Decree granted.
Amy C. Traver vs. Herbert I.. Tra
ver; divorce. Referred to W. W. Cal
kins to take testimony of A. J. Tol
mle. J. M. Nichols vs. J. W. Williams;
appeal from Junction Justice court.
Continued.
Grifln Hardware Compan vs. Wm.
Wolf; to reoover money. Dismissed
upon motion of plaintiff.
Eugene Lumber Company vs. A. A.
Aehy; foreclosure of lien. Settled
and dismissed. '
John M. Williams vs. Norman Mc
Fall; to recover money. Judgment for
$81.58 and costs and disbursements.
Glen O. Powers vs. Oregon Blue
River Mining Company; to recover
money. Judgment for $2127.55 and
costs of suit. Order of sale of at
tached proprty.
F. H. Cook V3. C. I,. Williams; to
recover money. Continued.-
R. E. Cartwrlght vs. Nannie K.
Belshaw; foreclosure.
Settled and dismissed.
The court adjourned this afternoon
to meet at 9 a. m. on April 8.
SHIP SUBSIDY CSWAFT
PASF.D BY SENATE
Washington, March 21. The ship
subsidy bill was passed by the sen
ato today. It pays to 16-knot vessels
nlylng between this country and
South America, the Philippines, Ja
pan, China and Australia $4 per mile,
the amount awarded by th net of
1891 to vessels of 20 knots only.
The bill was amended o -that 12
knot vessehvwltrreeelve $2 per mile,
which Is the allowance under the ex
isting law to 18-knot. vessels.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
United Urtlneh church Services
J I'.i usual tomorrow.
Catholic church Masses, 8 and
lttto a. in.: vespers and sermon,
":30p. m., subject, "I Thirst."
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sunday services 1 1 n. m. and 7:30 p.
in., sublocf, "Matter." Sunday'
school, 12 in.; Wednesday evening
meeting, 7:30 p, m. Free reading
room open dally, except Sunday, from
2 to 4 p. ill.
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Central Presbyterian ' church,
services In Frank's hull, 42 East
Ninth street, II. N. Mount, pastor.
Sunday school nt 9:45 a. in.: C. E.
at tt:80 p. ni.; public worship with
sermon al 1 1 a. m. and 7:30. p. m.
. Morning s"hiect, "Five Steps Into the
I Blessed l.lfe." Evening subject,
1 "The Canmnter's I'nloii. ' Every one
cordially Invited to all these services.
A special invitation to contractors
an.l journeyninn carpenters to attend
the evening service.
1 o'
ft. Mary's Episcopal church, P. K.
Hammond, rector. I'-lv communion
at 8 a. in.; Sunday school at 9:45 a.
i in.; morning prayer, litany and ser
mon at II a. m.; evening prnver end
, sermon at 7:30 p. m. Strangers and
visitors cordially welcomed. Illus
' trnted h"-tnre every night next week
by tho HIM Rev. Charles Scudding,
, D. D., bishop of Oregon.
I Baptist church, O. C. Wright, pas
tor. Bible school at 9:45 a, m.:
; morning worship nt II a. m. with
sermon ami reception of new mem
bers. B. Y. P. V. at 8:30 p m.i
evening service at 7:30 p. in., sermon.
"Practical Religion What Is It and
Who Has ItV Bapllsmal servlco for
a number of new members.
...)
Christian rhur.-h. J. S. McCallum,
pastor Bible school at 9:45 a m.;
preaching si Ma. in. and 7:30 o,
ni.; Junior Endeavor tit 3 , r.i.; C.
E. and Intermediate, 6:15 p. ill.
Mernlng snbtect, "Ressonahleness of
Christianity": evening subject,
"(lod's Promises Supported." A cor
dial welcome. Is given to attend all
tin-so services.
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Congregational church, W. B. Pln
kerton. pastor Sunday school st 10
am., service with sermon on "Prav-
er," at II a. ni.; Y. P. S. C. E.. :S0i
p. m.i evening service at 7:30 p. m.,1
with sermon otf "Jonsh al Nineveh.'
or How Big ts Your Soul?" A cor
dial welcome to all strangers to all of
these service.
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Methodist church. D. II Trimble,
pastor Class meeting, 9' 43 s nij
esstor s"ks at IO:SO a. m , sub'oet.
"Tho Ideal Congregation." At 7: JO
John Rlva, of Vlnlng. la., says; "I
have been selling DeWltt's Kidney
and Bladder PIIIb for about a year
and hey give better .satisfaction than
any pill 1 ever sold. I have used
them myself with fine results." Sold
by all druggists. ,J''
A mtisctcnl treat Is In store for
those amusement lovers who see W.
P. Cullen'B great production of "The
Burgomaster" at the Eugene theatre,
Wednesday, March 25th. Gils Wein
berg and Ruth White head the cast
The music of the play Is especially
catchy. Among the best song n um
bers nro "I l.ove You, Dear," "The
Tale of the Kangaroo," "Never Let
Yourself Be Worried," "Cupid Nevr
Marries," "How Manv Have You Tol.1
Thnt Too?" Tho Hypnotist," "The
Gladiator" and tho famous .Indian
chortle.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently yet promptly on the bow
els and allays Inflammation at the
Sold by all druggists. '
p. m., subject, "The Vital. Fart-,-s In
tho Kingdom," Sunday school, 12
ni. Bharp. Leagues. 6:15 p. m.. Pro
fessor Glen and chorus choir In the
'oft. 41 e'enme.
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to
ARMITAGE &. bOWti
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eugene Or.
interstate I
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It will be
A GREAT TREAT
You can't afford
to miss it
Thursday, March 26th, 1 908
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
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Good
Clothes
Marked By
Quality
and. Style
A New Set
Chairs
of
Whv do you have OLD
SHAHHY CHA1HS lit your
home, when you can make them
HOOP AS NKW for only 60c
A can of Chinamel will wor
wonders In your home.
See that the Chinaman ts on
every can.
StH our west show window.
ASK Tt) SKK Ol H XKW WAl.l,
PAPKU
16-1S West Seventh St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
are the kir.fi that we jilivays car
ry In stock. The Mlchm-ls,
Stern Co. brand is a guaran
tiee of excellence, nil wool and
hand tailored bj the best of
workmen.
Hlg nxlurtlons on all winter
Suits In order to close them out
and make room nr new stock.
We carry a full lino of fur.
nlsliings for men, and our
prices and styled are right.
We own our own building,
ny no rent and are satisfied
with a reasonable profit.
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ED. HANSON
No. 8 Kist Nimt, 8lr(H
Kugene, Oregon
OCESS9G
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Call and Sec
the New
Music Rooms for
Victor and Edison
Machines
New Machines New Records
All the "hits" in '
Cylinder and Disc Records
Our Stock in All Lines
is now complete
Try 'one of our $25.00
Chubb Fly Rods
EUGENE GUN CO.
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Last Xltit Aihnv ...i .,TT
!V 8 booster fund. Tom
Ktrhardson and (iovemor Chanibcr
1id were amoi-g thi speakers
EU BANGb J. H. VEST C P. BERNARD EAKL M.NUTI
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Ready
First Qass Turnouts of All Description
STAGES .
McKENZlE ST AGE leaves Eugene EUGEStFLORENCE ST
,'mi- SUgct do not cill t Ada)lyitiflvriEoew i,
private rmdrocr. at will call lor (or Maphrton. ck w"
b'SCfil nolihrd. the day before. steamer for Floreoc"
' Stage Phone Ma!n 22Liverv Phone Main 21