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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1908)
Et'GEVE DAILY GUARD, THTRSDW. APRIL 2.1, 190 i The Friendly Store Friday Surprise Sale No. 152 Many bargains for tomorrow shop pers, not listed. Come tomorrow and take advantage of Waist and Suit Sale. Sale of Ladies white Waists 10 doz, ladies white awn Waists, sizes 32 to 44: all marked much leSc .than regular prices, 50c, 75c, '$. .00, $1.45, $1.79, $2.35, $2.85, $3.30, $3.60, $4.50. Splendid Values in Lace Curtains Dozens of styles in Lace Curtains, pretty neat patterns hi white, cream and Arab shades at 75c to $4.50; a pair the same considered good values usually at $ 1 .00 to $6.00. Persian Ribbons 20c AND 25c 3 and 4 inch Dresden Ribbons, great variety of patterns and colors; grand values at the prices, yd 20c and 25c Ladies' tailored and silk Suits reduced 1-3; choose now from about 75 spring styles. Your Money's S.H. Friendly Worth or I'Klt.SONAI, ' L. H. Bond Is out from Florence for a few days. t , E. K. llyland la down from Lowell for a few days.. Claudo Spencer came In from the south last night. W. It. Johnson, of Trail, Jackson county. Is In the cilY. K. E. Derby, of McMlntivlllc, is In the city tor a few days. Morris, jr., left this morning for his home at Maploton. Miss Huby Pratt returned this noon from a visit at Creirwoll. C. L. Weber, the Creswell mer chant, was In the city today. H ,C. Million was a passenger to Portland on tho flyer last nlnht. II, Li. Parcel, of Vancouver, Wash., was an arrival In Eimanc yesterday. Dr. T. W. HarrU wus a passenger to Portland on the flyer last even ing. Louis II. Johnson returned this forenoon from a ihort visit at Cres well. 8. A. Itrown. 8. T. Wilson and II. J. Htlmpaon, of Corvallls, are In tho elty. J. M. Howe returned this fore- roon from a business trip to Cottage ,rove. Win. llrynd left this morning for Ills homo at Florence nfter a short Htuy lit Kugeue. Jas. I,. Furnish and Carl Oglesby ro homo from their timber cruising trip on How Hlvor. W. M. tlreen, the grocer, Is rapid ly recovering from Ills recent Illness and Is nble lo ho down town some. C. II. Mules, of the firm of Pros- ton & Hales, went to Portland on the noon train today on business I Mrs. Emily Stevens departed 'or Port In ltd on the noon train tm'ny She will visit there for a few days. Walter Cochran, a well-known llo. hernia mining man, ramie down from t'ottago Grove on the noon train to day Mrs. J. V. Hodges, of Junction, re. turned home last night wfter a visit at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Htarr. lt. W. Veatch. formerly of Cottage, Grove, more recent l' of ildm''- P. has arrived here and will mako this city his home. i Iter. E. 1). Baker returned today' Banking By Mail Is sllnpfy the application to !) use f Individual depositors of tho system In vogue among banks. It la perfectly safe. In the enormous dally exchange between bank of different cities, amounting to millions of dollars, there Is never a dollar Hist. Ol'.hli method of banking Is convenient, private and tlmo-savlng. It Is of especial adomtage to person living In the liniutry or smaller town who want the satisfaction of dealing with an abso lutely safe bank, or to persons In the city, not so situated that they ran conveniently visit the bank In person. q When you send your first deposit, you will receive notice of credit and check-hook. Your money Is perfectly si.O when deposited In this old bank with Its largo capital and surplus. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 Established 32 I j i! Your Money Back ' from Oakland, Ore., where he has been holding a revival meeting it. the Daptlst church. Mrs. E. C. Hughes returned today from a visit' in Portland. A. 11. Hlnkson ramtr In from the north on the afternoon train today. J. It. Scott returned to Creswell this afternoon after a short visit In Uugene. , A. W. Haskell returned this after noon from a short visit with his brother at Harrlsburg. Hov". C. C. Bell, pastor of the Unit ed Brethren church, returned this afternoon from n trip north. Ilev. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson, of Denver, after a vlHlt with C. H. Van Duyn and family In Ktigene, left last night for Tacoma. Mrs. Mike Wnld was a passenger to Cottage Grove on the afternoon train today to visit her folks a few days. Mrs. K. 11. Ilelknnp, of Killeill, was an arrival on the afternoon train to day to visit at the homo of her broth er, Hon. It. A. Booth. Mrs. C. H. Fisher and sister, Mrs. Mctlrooiii, went to Portland today. From there the latter will return I to her homo In Clieliulls, Wash. ltev. ltoliert Booth, after a visit at the home of his sou. Hon. H. A. Booth, in Kugene, went to Yoncalla this afternoon to visit Ills daughter. Mrs. Hockett. Miss Orpha Harms, operator for the Postal Telegraph Company ill Kugono, arrived home today from a several weeks' trip throirgh Califor nia, coming home y way of Port In ml. NKW TODAY FOR SAL.F. Thorough-bred Irish setter pups for sale. Address C. U Olsen. Kugene. Or. R. F. D. No. I. Phone Farmers 303. n25 FOR SAI.K 40-acro farm. 1 3-t miles southwest of Kugene; good small house, barn, orchnrd. Choice suburban place. Inquire of K. J. Frailer for particulars. tf Fresh garden seeds of all kinds at the Bee Hive grocery, W. J. GlUilyn ft "". " W"t Klghth treet. See tho new braced Savage wheel, No extra rhargo for hrnce. CHAMBKKS HARDWARE CO. MANY ARE TAKING FOREST I V I III 11 I Tmim r A A M I N A I 1 1 1 N I TlilltTV-TWO MKX W.IXG K.YAM-- INK I) AS TO TIIKIIt OlA LHICA. iti-si:n Ks oi'kick tests to. I I J '-J TOMOU,! J low 'ivil service examination for i;o' ions In the forest reserves Is be- (nn conducted In the armory pavilion . today by Supervisor C. It. Seltz, of the Uir.pqua and Tlllinuook reserves. i There w;re seventy informal appli cations for the examination, but 'when the work began this morning there " written1 were only 32 on hand. Th work will probably be finished up i today, and the field work will begin! tomorrow, probably lasting twoi whole days. j One whole side of the armory pa vilion U fitted up with tables and chairs for the examination. Kuch cuairs lor llie exaniumiioii. rjuuu man Is supplied with a printed list or question, for the office test and the answers are written on blank ! .'1 HK'U JUT IIIHI Mil MlhU, 1 IIUBU who are taking the examination are; as follows: ,' - f. .t r & t i,, John lJuilniii, Homer Sttmpson, M. W. Meade, John Steers, Smith L. Taylor, James L. Furnish, Ralph Tay lor. F. P. Hill. Charles T. Beach, A. O. Knowles. H. E. Warner, James Wright, B. B. Addington, Sherman A. Brown, 1,. C. Hurd, 11. P. Spindling. S. A. Wilson, John P. Bonn, Samuel K, Logsdnn, John T. Beers. David O. Beers.'Grant Hendricks, S. O. Mar tin, Oran Wallace, Alfred A. Minor, Claude Luellan, Fred Kussell, Al bert W. Camp, Wnyne P. Hobertson, C. J, Burnett. ' JURY SAYS BANKER R0SS PROVEN GUILTY ' Salem, April 23. J. Thorn burn itoss was found guilty by the Jury at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The verdict was rendered after -short deliber ation. Salem, April -2 3. Arguments, ln the case of J. Thoburn floss, ...the banker, accused of wrongfully using state school 'funds deposited with the Title Guarantee & Trust. Company, are progressing, ..is Expected the case will go 'to "the jury late this af ternoon. State Treasurer" Steel was the prin cipal 'witness for the state, but he failed to remember many of the de tails of his business with the defunct bunk. ' JAM Ali OPTION' law is sound Springfield, . April 23., The supreme court of Illinois' today rendered a dnclslon to holding the local option law, passed last year, to bo consti tutional. , wmnjt hawuo John M. K Dixon, successor to W E. Bodoy. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence 324 High street, tf Gasoline woodsnw he sure and see tlio new short turn bugitv before buying. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. , Bee supplies of aii kinds. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Bee supplies of all kinds, ' CHAMUKRS HARlVW,tK CO Warner tunes pianos. Leave .ir- lei's at Morris' Music S'ore. Thousands of rolls of new wall pa per Just received... . CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. t lug's Guard for a gamo of baseball. See the new salary carpet lining. Immediately got together and agreed CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. to accept It. Arrangements were , I completed today for the game to be New models easy riding Rambler 1 Played at Recreation Park on Sun blcyclo on display. I day afternoon, May 3. Further an- CIIAMBERS HARDWARE CO. iiouncenients as to line-up will be Big shipment Just arrived, direct from the Eastern factory. We buf fbr cash hence can save you money. Call and investigate Commercial Club 'Block Opp. cHethodkt Qiurch CITY NEWS i The tint California strawberries ff the season are In the local market. Si-wnteea more carloads of gravel - i for the depot j.irds improvement ar- rived last night! v Dr. Lester M. Urn Wl), of Jjmc- " ,.! Th. Vi'verslty of Orcuon rmseba II . . '""df- e,i the Woodlnirn semi- i nrofesslomil yesterday ) :he score Of b to 4. I I Rtouono Sr Ttiilln's pmno store to day received a large shipment 01 in struments today direct from an hast-. ern factory, Deputy Prosc-eiifltif? Attorney 0. i F. Bkipworth. of this city, Is in a Portland hnsultHl, wherp he will un-jj, der8 "urakHl operation. 1 GeorRO Mldgky and Mrs, H F. j Hollenbeck have received word of the, death of their uncle. William M4rtg- ley, at 8t. Loul.s, April 21. , I a. G.. Myers Is putting In tho concrete j ,7, , ; o irf.ul-iiir new I fundatlon . for C S tree I a , ''" i?1' h"TufX Greets i "t Nlnth a"(1 Jllt;l1 8treets' ,. ,. nf .. TJte Jiaving o pe -a ons me a e"t ' , st mi .l.-il 11 1 pait y beca use of iim riLiii uiiu mill uvi w break in one of the rock crushers. 1 The outside doors of the court house are being arranged so they will open toward the outside as well, as toward the Inside, IhUs complying with the state law. Geo. W. Dunn, an old-time stu dent at the University of Oregon, was renominated for judge of Jackson county on the Republican ticket over- M. F. Eggleston by 63 votes The Woman's , Relief Corps will hold a market of good things to eat at J. W. Kays' store oh WIHamette street ify'turday, April, 25. Every body come and get something good to eat. ... a24 'Lane county's share of the state apportionment fqr road .funds, deriv ed Xrom the sale of federal lands, is $3161. 81. The . apportionment for the school fund has also been made. Lane gets $6500. ! L. RIck'el.'of the firm of Klncald & Rlckel, has returned from a trip to California,' bringing with him a fine Wilkes stallion which they will stand here during the season. He is a track horse with a record. ( The registration books were re opened at the county clerk's office yesterday, and will be held open for registration until May 15 for the June election. Three registered yes terday and one up to noon today. The Springfield and Cottage Grove baseball teams will play' a game at Springfield next Sunday afternoon. The Springfield team defeated Junc tion City last Sunday and expects to repent the performance In this game. R. T. Burnett, brother of Horace Burnett, of this city, was renominat ed for recorder of Jackson county on the Republican ticket without oppo sition. His vote was the highest polled for any candidate, being 1341. In the baseball game yesterday be tween Oakland and Portland the score was a tie at the end of the eighth inning, when the game was called on account of rain. San Fran cisco and I.os Angeles did not play on account of rain. B. F. Goodpasture has begun the const met Ion of his new residence on Willamette street, one door south of F. W. Osburn's residence, it wnl cost in the neighborhood of $2.ri00 C. McAlpin Is laying the stone foun dallon. The lobby of the Orpheum theatre is undergoing extensive repairs. The box for the moving picture machine Is being enlarged, the front of the building will bo taken out. nioiv lights Installed and a number of landscapes ill adorn the walls. County Judge O. R. Chrlsmnn has i sustained tho Robert Hays will, 1 which bequeathed to Robert Brady I his fine farm at Creswell. He hld ' that the testator was of sound mlml j when he made the will, and the doc- tr uiiient was again admitted to pro I bate. The lawyer-, upon reading the challenge of tho barbers In last even- FDRDNEY WINS IN Urn grant Till WITH- HAWLEY Washington, April 23. The house today adopted the Tillman resolution authoriz ing the bringing of suit to re acquire the lands of the Ore gon & California railroad 111 Oregon, with the Forduey amendment. Koidney's amendment is as follows: Provided that this resolu tion shall not relate to any lands for which patents have been Issued which are now held by hona tide purchasers other than railroad corpora tions or persons holding (Hie for any such corporations as trustees to secure and bond ed or other indebtedness, of for any other purpose what ever. Congressman. Ifawlev, of Oregon, opposed this Amend ment as betns solefv. in the Interest of -(note '(limbering concerns. ' It . ' ' ' ;' . . . -sU.'. . .. made later. tiert Vincent, captain of the brlein''team, requests that all barbers who wish to participate In the game report to him at once. S. B." Flnnegan's new forges for his blacksmith shop in his new brick building are being put in. An elec tric motor for power blasts Is also being installed. Mr. Finnegan ex pects to be able to occupy the build ing, in the course of two or three weeks. ' The county clerk is busy sending out notices to the several successful candidates In the primaries of their nomination. The notices contain an acceptance blank, which must be (med out by tne candldate bef0re his name will appear on the ballots for the June election. The homestead contest case of Pearl Wentworth vs. Eli E. Van Loon, Involving 160 acres of land In section 34, township 19 south of range 4 west, was heard before UnlU ed States Commissioner W. v. Cal kins today. L. Bilyeu was attorney for the contestant and I. N. "Har baugh and L. E. Bean for the con tested A drizzling rain has prevailed to day: It Is not unwelcome, as the far mers have been complaining of the ground being too dry. For several days past rain has been falling in considerable quantities in some parts of the county, but this is the first Eugene has experienced for some time, although there has been an oc casional sprinkle each day for nearly a week. Alex Griffin, proprietor of the res taurant at the corner of West Sev enth and Olive streets, was taken suddenly ill while standing on the corner of Seventh and Willamette streets this forenoon and had to be carried home a block away. He is still confined to his room. The Griffin Hardware Company and John M. Williams today began suit in tho circuit court against Nor man R. McFall, Aby McFall and Jo seph B. McFall to declare a deed to certain land In Lane county fraud ulent and void. Williams & Bean and Woodcock & Potter are flie at torneys for the plaintiffs. Hon. H. R. Kincaid Is preparing to build a twelve-foot cement walk in front of his half block of property on East Ninth street. xThe largo ma ple tree ill front of the property, and which stood in the middle of the walk, was cut down today. T. 11 Ellis will build the walk. A battalion of the Second United Slates Infantry passed through Eu gene last evening. the train stopping here about forty minutes. The soldiers took advantage of the stop to take a llttlo exercise and came down town, but to the apparent disgust of some of them found the I town "dry as a bone." They are on their way from the Philippine Islands 1 to a tort In Montana. On Place. "I am not In the I en st bit su erstltIous." "Y u don't dread to meet 0 black cat?' "No, except in the form of a wi usage." Pul Beats. Th. opal tlntfd water lln . Bfnemh (h. blue o( uipphlr. kl. The gull In the .lure f,e. An,t dropping. water-wl,., , 8lule. in. limpid ak,. Th. Utile crinkling wavelets play ene.,ll, th. giving God of nay They never ,top Thev n They .d yet are her, alway. Th. aun god a thlrat to .lak A. move th. wave, unon th. lake. il t '"'n( '"'" L m eb Pr' "nd " but much le love ,,mt life ., .,. . bo strong the throl, .,,.1 ...k- ' (a 9 Tl o I.i'iiin x lun.'i, Imid's popular in w l''i! Itiriii'il m.r l.: fiiniihliv it. a',. : f,,i "lie flf Vnrt- , onsvli -im. )i:ls ''"'I : till). is. dvlits. PERT PARAGRAPHS. . There Is just this about it It Is im- r..-.uuliil tn lie tin eiiKV nnirlr nnri n h.,il case ut the same time. An easy spender Is very rarely a tcUsoiue eiiruer. It Is said that money talks. Perhaps that is the reasou that It makes some people keep their mouths shut.. - The smile that won't come off Is ttever acquired by associating with youv Ueritlst. And then, again, the yellow peril Is sometimes nothing but a well develop ed case of dyspepsia. When you hear u man making a noise like a mule don't get Into an argument with him. All the good In the world can't keep a man from destruction If It Is all out side of him. Whensvou execute an evil deed don't cinch the mutter by paying a dollar to have It recorded. Good intentions may be the begin ning of good Institutions, but It Is Im possible for them to be the end thereof. Probably the reason why so many people are not good is because there are so many opportunities for not be ing good. There are lots of people who won't He who are nevertheless master hands at concealing the truth. If It Were 80. How fine our life would run along, Just like the muBlc In a aong Or like a troi of Pullman can. With only soft and pleasant jars. If things could happen every day The way they work out in a play! There everything Is life and' light The men are bold, the girls are bright. Things for an act or two so wrong. But in the end right comes out strong. The hero always wins the bride. With mirth .and music on the sitle. No one Is bothered, In the play Ahout a small thing like his pay. One alwnys has a roll of bills That easily a pocket fills. And if he ever should run shy A check book brings a new supply. I The bill collectors never knock To give the timid ones a shock. The only troubles on the mat Pertain to love and things like that. And even they have feeble power. They come out right in half an hour. Of course the villain does not fare So well. But who for him would care? He only serves to emphasise That virtue draws the certain prize, That the deserving wins the1 wife. Ah, would that It were bo In life! SIGtt HEADACHE Positively cored by these Little Pills. They also rollove Dis tress Irom Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Heart; Eating, A perteot rem edy for Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness, Bod Taste la the Mouth, Coated Toaguo, Pain In tho side TOHPID LTVEIl. The regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Genuine. Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature REFUSS SUBSTITUTES A MASTER STROKE OF . TYPEWRITER INVENTION The new Automatic TABULATOR A twin improvement to the Oliver Ruling device. Just a 'clean-cut mechanism for TABULATING, operated by a sinp-le kev. Yet that single key unlocks scores of doors to added typewriter vmnenionce. It does awav with the brain-tension of. TAHfLATlNO. The j movements of the rarrrap,. are con-i trolled by unseen finiters. he TAR-i 11.AIUK works automatically with, iinrnrylne a nmv CARTER'S OlTTLE iflVER CARTER'S fPlTTlE g IVER (IS8- Tlie Oliver Tabulator and Ruling Hevlce supplement each olhor. now on Hip Xu. ;,, Oliver without a cent1 of additional rharKv. j C. S. Frank, j Local Agent.1 Plone, S!ck,401 uiAMinats ii.uun Ai;i: co.
