Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 02, 1908, Image 5

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    THK EICKXE IiAlLY GI ARH. Till T,SIAY, APlill. 2, l!
x
ARE YOU CLIPPING
NEWorArhH ADS?
h is not yet too late.' You have only
to clip our ads. containing "BuckV
trade mark, and to the little girl 14 years
or under who clips the greatest num
ber we will give free "Buck's" Junior
Range.
PRJCES THAT HELP YOUR. POCKETBOD"
You cm save money onDJlESSERS
this week here. Our pr ces mean
mu;h to you. Over a half bundnH
styles to choose from, every ne a
(special price. See this fcr inst nice!
Fine Old Oak Drerser with large
French Mirror for only $11.25
Othrr Bargains pjst as big.
Wc sell for cash or installments
White S;w:'n j Machines are King;
Phore; Main 43
CAMPBELL-FLLMA-x CO.
Comphte Office and Mouscfurnishcrs
Eugene Theatre ,eH.,Mo,44x
Monday and Tuesday
April 6th & 7th
PR.OCRAMME
J. H. DA VIES CO.
PfBsenting "The Ballet Girl"
RICHEY W. CRAIG
Musical Comidian, "Mi and My Partner"
MAUD SUTTON CO.
Presentincr the Nautical Placet "Cinderel"
0 NEIL'S COLLEGE BOYS-
Singers and Dancers of Reputation
SAM ROSE
BKOOKS S JEANETTE
In Fluffy Ruffles and Spoony Sam on Main Street
ORIGINAL YOUNG BUFFALO
America's Sensational Marksman, assisted by Mile Vera, and his
Wonderfully Well Trained Dog "Frank"
Prices: 15c. 25s and 35c.
THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a r.tw and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from the best brands obtainable
Our Coffeesand Teas are selected wifn great care,
and our tf-acker list is confined to the best the market
affords.
As for flour, we carrv the leading brands. A share
f your patronage solicited.
!i!SeI57I W. J. Gibson & Son
Stapla , Fancy CrcJccries, Flour (8b Feed
9? WEST
Mson & Nichols
' tttf;ci
om"site Smeed hotel,
j' ' ,re Ib "-operation with over
j Rul K-ne firms. Give them
Th. y do strictly honest bus
''"i. T-..v
a .. iiroperty In all parts
e s'.Tt'
Z&L "-'trX- ,
. 9 .-r M,,n i.hwit I'm i s. ... !
CHiCHES
th
Some more rare bir-uns in Rugs.
We have a few Smiths Axminister
Rugs with slight iriip'r ections in
the weave jvil. wearjuas lon
and !ok just ns guod. he kind
. they sell to' $3iU Sp cial 20.?5
Do nM wait, too lnnx .is they
won't list .onj a. hs price.
50 W.stEigh.hSt.
r
EIGHTH
FEMALE
A SArr, I'rnrni V.r-' x J
M if Witf. ft''"l ',
" . i ... . r. 'wl, ii ' lM
Hid" -i , ' , u i,. 1 1 ni
UlTi!l ViM CO.. B;i L1C)
Sold in I
.
- .,, , n.l
Sold in Eugene by w. ljjwu
!T!!riiil
HI A AM t UtAIl 0 U wa
FREnwn mi IIP a m
I
.. ', - i,.i 'ir 't
ZETA IOTA PHI GIRLS ISENATOR FULTON
WILL HAVE NEW, HOME
The Zi-ta l,,:a Phi
i ioriiy f the
i uiviTsny i)f Oregon has accepted
pmns fur a new home which will he
built (iine,!inie t'.iis spring or sitm
nier. The location of the new house
n:is p. yet been dccide.l upon, hut
will probably he huilt on Kast
Tenth ftiesj. The name of the per
son who will build ihe house has tut
.'t been an"i?nned. It is pretty
il "finitely FuA tl-t the sororitv
fill be '?use,l in a building planned
by the members to sai; th lr needs.
J.V.'n llunii'ker drew the plans for
!h- buildim;. which will eost iu the
loiiihliorhood of $ii."nHI. The sorority
is now quart-red in the handsome
lieed h.Mne on Kast Eleventh street.
ELLIS CONTRACTS TO
BUILD PAVEMENT CURBS:
T. II
tractor.
Kills, the well-known con
has been awarded the con
trail hy t u Warren Const met ion
(' in pa ny to build the eonerete curb
ing .111 Kusi ICU-ventl. street from Wil
lan.eUe I tin1 raiiro.'d at tin1 I'niver
?'Ay. The lonuer our') work has been
d ue bv ih.. (.('.nitinv iis.'li. Kllis
vkuvvXa ttitlnish his e "nirart in about I
weeks, there Ileitis soinothln
like seven or eigut thousand ftel.
Part of ihe curbing has been com
pleted by t'.io company. That which
the pivperly owners have built will
he subject to a rebate on the part of
Ihe Construction Company.
BIDS ON HIGH SCHOOL
ADDITION COME LATER
Today was the date advertised by
the school board for receiving bids
for the erection of the bis addition lo
the h;;h school buildini;. The board
met at 4 o'clock this afternoon and
waited half an h:;ur. but up to that
(inie no bids h.;d been haiiMed in. It
is exported, however, thatthcro will
lie several before the day is owr, as it
is liiiown thi't a nuniher of conttMC
lors are 1 i nrliiu; on the addition.
'1 lifv Iimv - sevv.-jtl hilars y.'t in which
U iiihinit tlivdr bids.
VOTERS MA REGISTER
AI NI3HT THIS WEEK
A County Clerk Lee has made
arrangements to keep his of-
tire open Friday and Satur-
t day evenings of this week
bet ween t lie h -urs of 7 : 30
und S o'clock t; enable the
workinmen who hav. not ,
yet registered for the prima-
ry election to do so.
I1L1ZZ API.
111 FVA I LS
' IX MIDDLK
m:st
St. rani. April L A tawlfle Kale
j is blowfns here today and is bearing
a com wave down irom the .ortn
west, according to the united States
veath;r bureau. The oold wuve will
cans a drop iri temperature to about
ten degrees above zero.
Very low temperature prevailed to
day at most places in Manitoba aii
the territories. It was two degrees
below zero at Medicine Hat today
and four bel w at Prince Albert.
OFFICIAL lljlM-'-'T
FOIt XOKTHWF.ST
.
Pnrtliiml. nr., Airil 2.
:vers rJiil.i;ht or Idny;
warmer smuh-rn unriiiin to-
niKht; southerly winds.
Western Washington
Showers tonight or Friday;
souiherly wlmls.
Kastern WasliinKton and
Northern Idaho Showers to-
niuht or Friday.
Enforn Oreiion and South-
Idaho Filr toniRht and
Fridav; Ugh; frost tonlKht.
tf44tt44t
SlGK HtAUAOHE
Ponltlrelr cored hy
thr.e Litllo Pills.
Thrr aiso rellere 1)1
trpfls troia DyspepsU, III
distloa and Too Hearty
Eating. A perfect rem
My for rnz2lnefl. Nausea,
ii ft m the Mooin. Coated
f Toniruo. Pain In toe Side
mm lTv.ui.in LIVER. Thej
rtulats tie Boweta. Purclr Vegitable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sinnle Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
CARTERS
ITTIE
IVER
PILLS.
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the.'
eas fixtures. We do all ,
kinds of reliable plumbing !
and tinning w,rk. 'va!l
and let us estimate or
your work
Aya
& Heitznun:
4 Wevt flth S
IS EUGENE'S
GUEST TODAY::
AltlilVKl OX .OUi:NtM TltAIN
FltO.M liOSKHl -Hi, AM Wll.l.
SKKAK AT TIIK TIIKATKK TO
XKiHT (ilVKX KKCKI-TlOX AT
COMMKKU.U. (Mil THIS AT
TKKXOOX I'liKed States Senator Charles V.
Fulton arrived in this eity this fare
noon from Koselmrt; and will address
the people of Kuwcne an 1 vicinity at
the Eugene theatie tonight at S
o'clock. The senator will answer
Kr it uc is J. Heney's charges against
lltlli. a v
Senator Kultcn was met at the A.
pot. this forenoon hy a I;i d.dea
ti.m of citizens and the Kn.nene .Mil
itary hand. Among those who met
him were Dr. 1). A. Puine. .lud.io K.
O. Potter. Louis K. lio;:n. Dr. V. Knv.
liendall. J. -M. Shell. y, K. .1. Krasier.
John H. Hartoi; and o: !u promi
nent i:i tlu affairs of the eity. At-
'''I lunch at the H.Mlmau House tin-
dUtiiiKiiished finest wa.-Ptaken to the
I'niversity of Oregon for a short visit
to the institution, and this nftern.ion,
between 4 and r o'clock, an Informal
reception Is beins held at the Com
mercial Club. A hirse number of
citizens are In attendance, annum
them being many ladies.
T-tmitiht at the theatre the band
will play a train. The public is invit
ed to attend the meeting.
V. V. (
r;;xv i:Tit
()lU'X;o AM) IDAHO
Following Is t lie program for to
morrow's session of the Y. W. C. A.
for Oregon and Idaho, to be held In
Villard Halt:
H:tn Scripture hour. The Hitl-
tndes and the IMMh Century. .Matt
: 1 10.
(Miss Frames (Inge, lieneral Secretary
I Portland, Ore.
! llible Study--Or. William F.
Churn. New York.
if-.ir. Oi ganlvaliuii of Convention
I "P!a,"o of Association ;u Col
1-iie. Life. -Pres. 1'. L. Canio-
,bell.
ll:uo Reports State President.
'Mrs. Jessie M. Iloneyman.
Siate Treasurer. Mi-s Delta
Watson; State Kxerulive Secre
tary, Miss (lage; State Student
Secretary, Miss Itoss.
Friday AflrniH n Villard Hall.
1 : 00 Sightseeing.
2:(lfl Leaders' Meeting.
2:30 Scripture Hour Christ the
Moral Law, Matt. fi:17-is Miss
Cage.
2:4."i Reports of Associations, Port
land City; Salem City Circle.
I'niversity of ;daho, State N::r
ma Schools, University of Ore
gon; Lewiston, Idaho; Oregon
Agricultural College; fclruin;
Ashland; Monmouth; Weston.
3:30 Settlement Work. Miss Val
entine Prlehard, Portland.
4:00 Social FJcononiica Mrs. Jessie'
Iloneyman, Portland.
Friday Fvenlii.
7:30 "The Man of Nnzareth." Dr
Benjamin F, Young, Portland.
8:e00 National and State Work
Miss Francis C. (.lage.
Wlmt's ruder Your Met?
A popular lecture by .1. Whltcombe
Broiitfher, It. I)., nt the Daptist
church Monday ninlit,' April lith.
Reserved BeatH, wit hout extra cost ,
are now on sale at Scliwarizsehlld's
bt.ok store at 115 cents. at)
It invigorates, Htrenut liens and
builds up, keeps you in condition,
physically and mentally. That's what
llolllster's Itocky .Mountain Ti-a wll.
do.' lea or Tablets, 3ric.
Idnn Drui; Co?
We use li cue iatest mettiodfi in
cleaning and dyeing nt the Kngene
Dye Works, corner Sixth and Willam
ette street. Phone Ked 2861. tf
281, Eugene. Or
Hay Kmerson, who resides with hla
i:uuniu, nui'iui r m ntiK, wuh opirr-
aien upon nt tne uenerni noxpitiu uy
Dr. F. M. Day for appendleitlH yeslir-
day. He In pettlnK along very well.
Freah garden seeds of all kinds at
the Bee Hive grocery. Wo J. Gibson &
Son, 97 West Klghth street.
Vrp Diamond Chick Food for little
Chickens.
Chambers Hardware Co.
XKW TOIMV
FOIl SAI.K--Barred Plymouth Hock (
eggs. $1 00 per selling. Cheaper I wood Hopper, Conieuiee, In which 11
rates in Incubator lots. Address (!. Is alleged that said Mackwood Hop
W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o per never established his Qesldence
! thereon, has never huJIt any house
WANTKli To rent, a flvi or six-' thereon or improved any part there
toom hoil.-'v. clone 111. Ktiqillre of of, and has never lived thereon, but
S. S. Hange in the Klertrtr th aire. I at all times since making said eniry
iii ! has lived and has had his residence
FOIt S.'cJ.K - line No. 3 Oliver Type
writer: also one No. 7 Fay-Shi;
both ma hlneQ In good ord-r. C.
S. Frank tf
IK VOI WANT A blue print on
cloth ( f th lands op'Mieti for en
try April f'h and 11th, end 0
ci-ntH ach -to KoHf'bnrK AliMtrart
Cotnimny, Kosetoir, Or. aKi
Kli'itI).u:,l'j
. har i: o
-'i') a'r of river bottom
acr-H in full hearing r-
oiim miic from 'ity limltK.
r-i'im hurt-, ari'l first -r!a"
new
irnprovi'Tii
or will
th! . offi'-
- U ill h. II a i a n-hfil.
diiid'-. i!qiitre
a'
v ' v.j. r fino in w .".
, lo--- in ; u "!( n : I
t i d'l ! -rfi'irn h in-'
,i'-r d. k f -ii,-1 .
-J. r. v y M'j
i r. i :r ar tMj- f-t
:TARGET PHACTICE
PRACTICALLY FINISHED
?:in Francisc.i, April 2.--A
wireless from the fleet at
Maiulalctiu Hay says the ree
ord at tai i; 't praeltee is prac
eally lolllpleted. Th" Ver
mont finished with her big
guns yes:erlay.
The Navajoe has arrived
with mail lor the fleet anil
will sail north today. Tin"
A.iax sails north t?nnorrow.
4- -f
ADMIRAL EVANS
ARRIVES AT -SPRINGS
Poiso luihles Hoi Springs, Cal.,
A pr i I '2 . 1 1 ea r A in I ra I K v a n s a n d
son. Lieutenant Frank Taylor Kvaus.
Flag Lien tenant C. U. Trail, and
Past Assistant Surg tin McUmiald ar
rived here today, where the admiral
will take treatment. He is Impelii!
cf the speedy restoration of his
heal;h.
WOMAN S1!C
r wr
mi.i.i:d ii i :k p.ival
s .mel s. Cal.
Helen Uritfln.
. Mar.
aged :
Mrs.
old. who has been a resident of Mon- !
rovia since the beginning of the rac
ing s.ason at Santa Anita, was shot
and killed with a 32-calibre revol
ver this afternoon by Mrs. V, '., lie
Annan, wife of V. 'A. OeArntan. who
has been racing horses at Santa Anira
during the past season. Mrs. DeAr
inan fired five shots, -one of whie.t
took effect under the victim's left
ear. killing her instantly.
The motive for the shooting Is ad
mitted by l)e Annan to have been
Jealousy of him by his wife. The
shooting occurred in the Monrovia
postofflce. Mrs. DeArnian waited for
hor victim t.;r nearly nn hour.
After the shooting the body of Mrs.
Orifflu was removed to an underta
ker's and Mrs. OeArnian was arrest
ed. OXF KILLIX XI
MANY
othi:i;s iirirr
l.os Anueles. April 2. Two c;irn
on ih" 1..k Ae?o1 s .V l'aeifl- railway I i
line, betwepu I ,ns Angeles and Sitntrt ,
Monl.a. ctdllilel head-on
(oi: tl.l.- ninrnhiw. kilMn one
and moid or less Injuring about 20.1
lie u. au limn IUU...V i ,...on. i
On Friday.
April
X, Coin
II jrive ii
Kvery
liany ( , 1 1 . . . Ii., vi
iliini-i1 at tlu nrmory
body Invited.
AXM AI, Sir.MCIl'Ali KI.KCTIOX
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election for city officers will lie
held his Kiigenc on Monday, April 0,
1IM1S, nt which time there Is to lie
elected one councilman - for each
ward, nil for the term of two years.
Tim following qualified electors
were appointed to act as Judges of
said election, anil polling places se
lected us follows, for the
FIK.ST WAUDS. It. Williams, K.
11. Miiiiiiniv and I1. J. MclMierson.
1 ii m met nnil Mcl'hci'Hriii il i 1 1; n n I - I
ed n.s cli'i ks. Polling place, truck
liuuse, No. 271 Fast Kleveiith
lOreet..
SKCONIJ WAItn II. It. I.nkln, Rob
ert Cherry and W. S. Moon; ('ber
ry and Moon designated as clerks.
Polling place. Hook and Ladder
room' in III ' rlly hall building, No.
ill Fast Klghth street.
TIHKI) WAUI) Sherman Heller. II.
S. llrysim and William ti. Mariln;
llryson and Martin iliMlgnnte'l as
clerks. I'oMlug place, Ileller'a
shop, 41 West Seventh street.
KOI'KTII WAItll I). K. Yoran, O.
F. Kuril and H. P. Ness: Hurd nnd
Ness ileHlgnat"d as clerks. Poll
ing place, Wllkllis building, US
West Highth street.
Polls to be opened at 8 o'clock a.
m. and closed al 7 o'clock p. m., on
said sixth day of April, 1H0H.
Hy order of the Council, March
9, 1908.
II. F. nOllItlS, Ilororder.
-)XTKST OTICK.
Department of Ihe Interior,
United Stntes I-and Office.
IloAebiirg, Ore., March 2, 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav
ing hoe!, filed In this office by Har
rison K. Shirk, rontestant, against
homestead enirv No. lOti'17, made
April 30, 1901, for W. i ,
N. 14. V. . R. K. V. . N. K. ,i .
land S.K.Vt H K. Vt , Beet Inn 8, Tnwn-
ship 19 Kange 6 W.. by Mack-
elHewh
and lias wholly abandoned
the Kald entry ho made by him; find
that hh Id alb-Kcd abunnce wan not
di9 to employment In tho military
of nuval mtvJcp of tin i'nltfd States
of Arnerl'-a In time of war, nald par
ti en are hereby not if led to appear,
ri'Hpond, and offer evldTH i touch
ing Maid alb-Kntlon nt 10 o'clock a.
m., on Arl 4, 1!0H, bi-for W. W.
CalkliiH, I'alted Htaten (tunimiHwloner,
In hbt of f ! n t Kifxene, Oregon,
(and that final hearini; will be Iu Id
at 10 o'( lock a. in. on April 1 H,
lifts, before the KeifMU'r and Ite
ri'lv r at the I'nlnd S'ati-H hand Of
f if- in inxt-btra, Oregon.
i'!i- ca!d ( ini--r;ti.t having, t-i ft
Iirop'T :'!!Sl;ivlf , fi! I Van h I
for:h tar:- wltnh n!i"W thai iif'w
'in- flllli:. :,. - run.aj n"-rvb-.- t.f tK
null'.' miii r,of ic mad'-. It h -r ti
' 1 1 dft-.d and dir.-fli-1 that hU' 1- no
(. 'm- im'pii by c J i- propfr puj
Ii utUiU.
ItK.NJAMIN L. ;:iiiv.
Ke;.-ter
f w I
Tills woman .says that nick
women should not 1'nil to try
I.ytlin K. lMnUhiimN Vp;olnlh
l inupouml as she did.
Mrs. A. liivgory, of j;.ri.i Iiwn'neo
St., Uetiver, eVjL, writes to Mrs.
rinkliam:
"1 was practically an Invalid fornix
Tears, on aceonnt of female troubles,
underwent nn operation by the
doctor's advice, but in a few months 1
was worse thanohefore. A friend ab
vied I .yilia F.. Pi iiu b;t m's Vcget able
Cimipound ami it rcMoml inc to perfect
heullli. sueb as 1 have not enjoyed in
ma ii v years. Any woman Miiiering as
1 did witli oiickaehe, beari ng -do n
jiaiilK.and pel imlic piiins.stnmld not fail
to use Lyttia K. pLuUbato's Vegetable
Compound.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
h'or iliirl.v veins l.ydia K. 1'ink
linin's VtKctiiiili' C(inimuiul, mailt1
from limts mill hi'ilis, ims Urn the
staiiilinil remeily fur female ills,
and lias Msitively cnreil tliniisaiHlsnl
wtiintMi wlm have leen triiuliled with
disiilaeements, iiillaiumation, uleera
tiim, tlliroid tumnrs, ifn'iiliiiities,
lHM'iiidie. aiiis, iMti kai lie, that U'lir-liiK-diuvn
fei'lintf, tialiileni'.v, indiftes
tinii.ili.'.iiiess or nervous jirostratiim.
"Why don't you try it V
.11 rs. Chili hum invites nil slelt
women to urllc her for inlvlee.
She lias guided tlionsitiiils to
Aioaltlii Atltlil's.s, ljnii, .Muss.
"Lt"::!: Imported
AoJf-ii4c
VValllUld 1l!U
ilberts.
!
. i a
i
We lire Just in receipt of u
Nlilpincnt of lieeH iliii'ct from
I,oiiIh l.crny, n pnniiiiieiit tiur
Nei'ynian mill walnut grimcr In
l'l-iilice, who is In a position to
ful'lilsli tile best (be world ill'
orils. 'ai'leties: l''raniiuetle
ami Mnyette. These vrii'
rown on H'lcrliil cimtriict for
us. We will giiiil'alitee tlieNe
lo he genuine Hnpnrteil stock
nnil (rue to mime. rc uoing
fust. Write toilny for prices.
THE (HAS BENEDICT
Nt R-ERY CO.
Healers In
(ienenil
nrfiery
Slock.
Carlton, Oregon.
MOVED :
But0will continue our sale of
W..11 Paper J
and Paincs a
As we promised until
o April 1
Ludford& Haskell I
Prsctical Palntrn and Decorltori
cor. W. 8th and Charnelton
Phone, Red 5411 o
A
New Set
Chairs
of
Why do you have Ol.l)
H II A 1 1 1 1 Y (Ml A I itH in your
home, when you can make them
IJOOI) AS N K W tor only f0c ?j
A can of Clilnaiuel will wnrl J
wonders In your home.
See that the Chinaman Is on
every can.
Sen our west show window.
A Hit TO HI-.T. OI II NKW WAI.I,
l'AI'l:ll
10-18 West Seventh St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Pan t Cd. g
HALL (Sb hHUMWAY
I'lliinliliig anil Sevvri Work.
Also gein-i;il j"')1 -!..: In 'In and
lelt Iron woik v.'..k ut jit '
attended, to.
Carry a full il:t" nf :: fAlim-.
Phone lllai k ll"'J.
i.i '. I i.i in. :
Clothes
Marked By
Quality
and SLyle
ire the kind that vu always car
ry In stock. The Michael,
Stern A Co. Itrand is a giinraii
ttv 4if excellence, nil wool and
hand tailored by (lie best of
uoi ktiieu.
Itig reiliictif's on nil u inter
Suits in ortle r to cbe tlieni out
a ud intike room ror new stock.
Wo cany a full line of fur
nishings for men, and our
prlccH and Hfylm are right.
We own our own building,
tay no rent and are Mitisfitnl
with u reifHoiiable profit.
f:D. HANSON f
No. H Kii Mnili Hire
0l':miene, Ol'euitn
CASOLINIC ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPJNG MACHINERY
Fiilrlmuks-Morse (iaNollue i'ngliiea
Tor pumping, wpraylng, mi wing, grind
I tt it. .OuiiilH complete,
l-'iiirlmnliH ScnleN for v'igliing.
I'lili-bnuks-Morse lynniuoH mill lir
tors Inr powar and liiilit.
rnlrbniiUs-Morse Windmills mill
Tower.
l'alrbanliN-lin'Me (Jrlndein, Feed
Clioppers, WelJ I'unips.
All first qimllly goods nt lowest
prices ulvviiyH In stock. I ii Item I terms.
Prompt reply to Inquiries mid iiiiclr
HlilpiiH'iitiH. Write for cntnloguu unj
iir!ri'.
BERCER. & BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, 0
FAIRBA1KC, MORSE (Bt, CO.
Port land, Oregon
Organized 1683
The First
National Bank
OF EUC.ENE. ORECON
I Capital paid :n J100.000
-Surplus and undivided
prorils 100,000
Additional liability of
stockholders under
national banking laws. 100,000
Total 1300,000
I niler Same .Mnliiigeiiient Uil Vears.
Vour I'lil.-omigo Hollcltcd.
T. 0. Hendricks President
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P. K. Snodgrasi Cashier
Luke h. Ooodrleh. . Asslrtaut Coahler
Darwin Drlstow. . .Asslutnnt Cashier
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J. W. Warren
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Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 4011. Eugene. Oregon.
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