the CTomra DAttT ae&SS. fkidav, may I. i
The Friendly Store Saturday Special
Auto Tailored V
$1.50
to S4.Q0
l!.celv,,l by ,.M)1vkh j-eM.-ritay dozen ..f th n.w ., Taitor.nl Waist in while
ami hlmk, blue, IiiK. and tu trii-, ktrlml.l.. ,r , ,,,, ri,rfH. Ki4s 3!l (
lli; r !'! vtry In
to $4 tH)
Ladies' Lingerie Wzhis Rednced
15 .fam-i. LaWcs Ilicrle Shirt VMS Wfir.illy made, frtm, W. mull , lwn.
trlim.Kl witih Sac . Insert.!.; J 15 :,:jr, cent lew h t,,),,..
36 inch Colored Linen Suitings
at, the Yard 25c
IIMI-Iin Liniw Sitfchiuvmme pllll(, ,w, M, .,vy
(!, WW, H-il, etc.; r,m RiM)) iinlii, at, r nl
hwmvii, Ki-n-n, tan,
. . . . ii.lc anil 35c
25c and 35c Fancy Back Combs
Each
B.W, p-n.mu.0Wk on., I, 2.-Jc ih1 Sr-; yo.r cholo f ,w 1,, n1, ra.
Guaranteed Hole-Proof Hosiery, 6 prs. $1.50
"We replace rery pair $aat wears out in 6 months.
4f ?JfciV ; If
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i
5
6
FRESHMEN Ifft-
K 'ffilANGiJUf
TRACK MEET
'(l-XI?JlITV FIHST VKVU Sll-
.KXTS 1IETTKK ATHI-KTrS
II AX HKiH SCHOOL LADS FKOM
l()ltTLAl) AXU Kl'OKKK
GOOD-SIZED CltOWI) ATTENDS
CIRCUS WILL
PITCH TENTS NEAR
i.i ,v -nar to ituii
Wirt. -tivenes!.
"'8 the most UW:.
Hocd's S
c d rn nter
oi 1 1 uui uu j -rubiwia
Clothing
' Norris & Rowe'6 r
gven u ) the first
showing in the Urr
tion and will iiitc
on the north aide
cr
4S has
.'lan of
ss adm
its tents
n,
and:
freshmen,
icond; Krei-
sec-
freshmen,
iu1h In H-vhoa Hlmri. uilK mau"."ttjMrf.. m pairs to ho won, lt,-,iUU,.y. We do not Kuani..t Ihi
B,u""ut '"' 6,1 "-!, .roryou .know that they will, regardless of quality. .
..TII K , W. GUARANTEE
rl.'1" "'s" 'fa KaliKl 0..il. iln ,ints.h.,. ,. ,
I. -, lqfroe mi n.P, !),,.,,, iHf.li . om-H,n unwn kiii,w ..r ..... .. ... s0 ,l,p' s,1'a "- daininft ih'
mi if, - fi" - titii jiiiM1,
TTL 1 9 ,,t.
x i.Cy tirc ayea wi tn .anuscptrc lyc.-didx-ivai mctipiiisot the loot.
If returned within six month of '
n this
dale of
Sizes 9 1-2 to JJ 1-2 and the price
-25c
Your Money W forth or
Youtr Mone; BatJc
S. H. FFv.ENDLY Eun
A good-sized crowd is in attend
ance at the triangular uc
on Kincald field this ufternoon. The
competing teams are the University
of Oregon freshmen, the Portland
high school and the fcngene nigu
school. The events up to a late nuur
this afternoon were as follows;
440-yard dash May, ft'eim'
first: Myers, I'ovciand, . sec
Swart, freshmen, third tir"
seconds.
50-yard dash Jlooo
first; Dart, Portland, s'
IO. E'lliruno ,Klnr1. ',,1.
"it(,i,c, lung; ll
nnit me, 5 3
Half-mile ruiiD'
ftcf- f-noi,:, owns,
Poriianrt Vhirrf " .1, second; Sutton,
I seconds. Vime, a nunmes,
220-yard h- ....
Portland, first .irdles Latourette,
second. ; McUulre, roriiiiuu,
100-yarl '
first: Kab' lash Moon, fresnmen,
Krelger J Jrts, freshmen, second;
2-5 secoV Jugene, third. Time, 10
Polo Is.
! first; T vault Roberts, tresnmen,
I ison, r aylor, freshmen, second; Jam-
3 inc' ortlaiul, third, i-lolghl, teet
B .ies.
fir road jump Elmaker, Mtgene,
fr it; Hixon, Portland, sccoinl; -May,
esiimeu, third. Distance, 2 0 leet
. 1-4 inches.
I!if;h hurdles McGitire, Portland,
first; LatoureUe, Portland, second;
GoodaJ, freBhmen, third. Time not
anno'inced.
Sf.ot-inu Taylor, freshmeiii first;
I) re.-ris, Jresnmen, seconu; niieriuun,
.ut:ene third. Distance, as leet
inches. - .
HieH ' iiiinri McOtiiiei Portland,
first; favliir. freshmen, second;. Jam-
PiirHnnd. third-. HfSight-, 5 feet
Company's tra' of the S. P.
the depot. T' -ks, opposite
being cleare'' je grounds are
paratory Ic i up today, pre
ctrcus ea' the arrival of the
.'ly In the morning.
i hat Fits
''
i
i
PERSONAL j
:
L. Eaton, of Jasper, Is In the
Gabrtelson, of Salsm, Is in
Ison
3 Inr
22
first
ers,
593-39-J. WILLAMETTE
rSest and
itore
CITY NEWS
O-Wd (lasli Moon, freshmen,
; Krclger-, Eugene, second; My
Voi'tihnd, third. Time, 23 see-
on' 19
M He rii n Setter, freshmen, first;
ooVer, Ireshnie'n, second; Jamison,
ot'tland, third. This race was run
n the mud, the rain having begun to
fail heavily-, and the time was not an-.
The hammer throw and the discus
throw are the remaining events.
C,
city.
. C. D.
the cltv.
J. I. Russell, of Salem, was in Eu
gene today.
E. E. Hyland is down from Lowell
for a few days.
F. L. Kent, of Corvallla, spent last
nlcht in Eugene.
Ralph Weed Is up from Portland
for a snort time. i
13. O. McGee, of ROseburg, is in 1
Eugene for a few days. ,
Geo. W. Mack and wife, of Donna, !
are In the city this afternoon. j
Mrs. Virginia Maore arrived, here
from B.mltler, Colo., yesterday. ;
Mrs. M. C. Goodenow returned thisj
noon from u visit at Creswell. I
it. Robinson returned this after- i
noon from a business trip north. ;
V. VV. Sharp, a. prominent cltlzsnj
oi ijoweii, was in ine cuy louay.
S. Smeed left oh this morning's rs
stage lor liis farm neitr Waltervllle.
t nclno- lioil u'flll wnc nn nrrlvjil in
Eugene this afternoon from Portland. H
H B. Davidson returned this af- H
teimoon frqm.a visit at Brownsville.
Mrs. A. i. Nlghswander, of Crow,
returned today from a visit at Drain.
J. W. Parrish, of Jefferson, was an
arrival on the afternoon train to
day. E. P. Williams Whs in the city
from the Pleasant Hill country over
night.
and Wears
Well
is w hat Wc bfferor cas,orwr!
We iiiv Kiigohc agLnum
i iiai is-, niefhs & Co.
hrn'ml
ei. in nr utv niwui.ion of carta n r..nl i Tim .,!.. i.. .- .
, ... -"... . ib uiu ii ini-f iiisn iv '1
i
imipercv. (;. A. Wintercwlm lH at I Ids'
,11.111 mv -inr iny luaauiris.
)
DIED
Today Is collection Ai,y.
paid likut, lUUt. bJll?
1:1 ave j-ou
A HB iko Hbew Ir b.lflinK. forth on
the lot just ort.h of tin - UhrlHliaa
huroh.
The work l aviiiRHijr; , tlio exte
rior of the Uiuitru btoi:J. waH. coui
,jloted tj'dtiy.
Iokb i re bemiinlng t arrive from
Dnii-
sr.ocery store. Mr- ni.-um,, .ni
i . "hi., viuurge me
Place at .some future time. A
.fas. P. 1 IM'TliAr (a n.ii.,ff -U 4
'iciinacltj of cl ief of nnllin i,uh v i i. .1. .... .. 1 a. j. . .
Illim th.h.... 'hi iL-'Z'" . " '" ;'t.v cannot collect from tho ' T
IXtVIlIK KTKMIlilif 111,, in.... ' A1l'lin.n . " -1 II
.lv. C.er Ute. .thot 'the ;ravol n i V. " ly. n" I K,T,. ,, ?.. '".'"lerly
i.uai ves fitgitui tnet Iiiib 11!
niiiiuBKieti.ls iieoiiise Uie Warren Con
wu iiwlon '-'omnjiny, w'hlch te ,j!oing
tlin ipitvlii-. wth: not inllow iimtji to
ii little fi now utroet fin- hIt ..,. b.
ati.in dit is uiiivvd.
mini 'ill lllern Thl- ... .. .. 1 I EllKeilK linvi,,.. . a ''e
been H e InoxpcnrilTe ami would be a great I herJ- ' 8
ni",rvrait over the rickety walk'
.. ....... , ii KKiiuce to putillc safety.
Tf excmnlon tv Mar la iiexl.nn-
iip the river for tho Kujrwin; Jiumher j H,v h assuwil. T.he ti-, n 'will Im-
Conipany g lnltL
The rni'iilar nncling oJ ililio Fort
nightly Cub will h helj ttnnionow
fluriiiion at 2:3 o'clock.
Tomorrnw Is clvcus day. AVro your
country ronHlns (Mmulng In! Tlio Clr
f"H BioumVi win Vie near Sim S i'
depot.
The Piillirtiin car. on the nnj.obuig
local hks bcej. taken i,fr and thwi- are
mw nte but, day cimhiIios for the pan.
"ger.
Aa prmllcled by Thu aunrd ytMtr
ly, the yapaiN-Hii construction nxiw
on the thvot yurd linwovement as
j,ut mi worn toujy.
ciigcne at -n, in. hnrn. A free bna.
ke.l ,t;jiner will b,i served on ihe
KioiuiOs. Pnery aw wIV be urn. I,.
ni jcMBj.. ci me umil enJn- the day
li?l.in'ti .to Km:i;no at 1) p. i .
Ill the case of 15. J. PYasler vs tin.
"r," '-"', Com:Uv, In
W'Mch H'rasier sought, to enjoin tl
company from nnenuli.,- u "
vu'nbtwe Sprlngflelil .illmW,,,; .k. A V.e
waters rroin I lie race damaged I s
the co,np,u,y w?, '
tV. circuit court, .liidge Harris ,.,-!
day Visaed an order fixluir .1,., :
the plaintiff, at $3tM.-
To
Cottage
tans
HORN
.
the wife 0f W
O
'
, l Ms.
;hlir 'of:
r.. -Sti
jHl'e'ftt 'Of
M ttl8ed
;
on a suit of clothes k,,
sufficient guaranty oi
man-blp, style ld i
tiiat.ii.il.
r sccoupsiirin.uj
suiiiiniT line. You Hill cm j
complete in every respect, m
we will he g,1( toslioivjouj
giKiils, Hbcilicr ju Imform
i c curry u full Hue o Iri.
lilsl.!i:!ts fir men, uid i
s .
prices and styles are rigM.
We own our own MIMaf.
uiy no rent and tre'atiiiM
with a reasonable profit.
drove, Tues
'2-pound gl-
Mo bf jiald by
a o.
In Eugene, Aprl'
I'ntnk Gllntan and
ft.
day,
.1.
'Cooper, at
April 2S,
Juccli w n,..,,,. I...1 I
" ."iin.v II I l( II 111- ,
ei! jiiliimilstnin-r of (lit-estate of Mm ti,. ,..i , ..
K iuin!i. ft .Hi-ay, who ,t,, at h,.r l,,n . , "'H' n Hit
I . A. C.
in rciiuviMi Atn-trl . lats. 'ni.. .wit
niiiii-rt value cl tin, elje Is L'ililil
l. I.. Carlmell, Jlenry Moore and T.
II. (Iiirnu were ipolntnl appi aisers.
Unlay
to
i II Vl.ut l.r., ... , ,. .
ti-eiiii, "'"l "11
"" ' .-"'iin-e m
" me nroiiusi'il
DEI'EA-
I'
i Stl, . "1 )0S, to
v-rfe. ii tliiugbter.
GfiOVER CLEVELAND
DYING OF DANGER
.. 'Ki-iw York, Ma.y 1. The
Evening World gftyes promt-
nence today ' tn'tW report cur-
rent in flnam-Val 'circles eman-
atlrig ffoin I fre' Equitable Life
Assurance Society, that for-
,mer Prcsiflcnt, Cleveland is
h'iipel88ly 'ill bf cancer of the
.stomach., and that the fam-
ily hVe -sttll at Lakewood Ho-
. te .Lakewood, N. J., al-
though '.that hostelry closed
ten 'days' ago.
, .Efforts to confirm the s'to'ry '.'
" that Cleveland Is aMt'feriiig .
-from cancer and that his ctm- 1
; ditiou Is critical are tinav'ail- '
.ling, owing to the extreme, r'e-
, licence of nil cnoliected with .
t lio case, . ,
"
water suimlv
inn,, li.l,... I
i-lj ...I..... i. .ii water
' " - ounc i i llei-..,.,.
Oarn.tt. o n,,,,.. wit . '
Tl,.. ,a,U,g b,.1er Is be,,,,, 1,l,,!wXSln gi,,,0
between n,,. ties n the street car : doner. Collier and Car M M: ,7;
truck ivn Bml Kh.jfnth street um,,r. i l' Btmmr. ' . (. lllln- ''-'"'l
Utory to iMvlnir that street. Th.. ; and on,,' ciu "., ... ' 1 Vl.
woi-R on
standstill
rimo to
. .
..- iiu uiiiuiiy nave an ivMd i ...,...
-rrmn T..,niik.i .... ...... .
" ," ""I""" " mi rrituio in Ku-
Kimo UcTHaftfj-. Mr, Test a the jhvv
partner u tlw Mill, Gun 8ln.ro.
The rt.-hekai nr.. Invltntl to at
lend tomorrow nlgln the drtllcatiou
fh'ld. I)y orcl.T f tin. noble fraud.
,!V' " Anitnwix- liimker sheds and
fflce on ei Kifth tri-t, n.-ar VVII.
lHinette hav, lieo com pl.-td Mll
Mr. Andrews will move to the ueiy of
fice at once.
ri iMUIi street Is at a
to give tine rock crimbpi-
Set further jihead wllh iu
A petition u-jia filed In the juvenile
."nn iiiih iiiiirn nir iv Mrn rn..,
I ley, the mother of th alleged delln-
vm-iii cniitt, iictiel Seeley, asking
: that the rnL b dlsmlsHed, but Judge
rbrtsmnn refused to grant the petl
I tlcm and set May 4 nt 2 p. m. as the
i time for the appearance of t),e girl
, In rutin.
will be!
Kill .tones e nl tuitny begn
I. T. Mcklln has bought II C
'ill's luicrest In the firm of M.iiii,,'
continue the drv !
Meal, and will
lap, of the Register.
A smvj,,, ,,., ()f thp vo(irg ()f
held at , he LT" " ..1" "
n1 -In ni -'-"""i loiuorrow
v .7li.g n i J, i"'k f"' ",0 1"H of
iing to Issue warrants to nv for
iiVinfn . . " ls Mpected to Issue
""'"" the warrants for the hk-h
school nddltlon mii.i ,f.'
! halem, April
i tHral College
! l;niverslty at
j score of S to
j Interesting c
'venly mate
I cates. x0
i the third '
Pitched w
his whole
to pieces- ,
making
i-H.
AJSCTTE'S NINE
runs th
three-r
honte
Aft
and
side
the
lot
hi
for the new building.
I Mitral Point Herald: ,t U Gav
returned Krldav fi-,.,.. .... . ... ' "
to Eugene and other points ,1 i v., .',!
V I. II.. ... .... .
"in. in cug-'tie . r
I
the circuit court mi-iV,.. .V . "M"""" ""siness at the old stand at the """ ""'' with
" 'inn. corner ol Mist .N nl h iin.l n,.i. u, toe. w in -..
J
OFTEN HINDERED
JHE purchase, SJle or exchange of property is oftc o
hindered through a lck of ie.dy money.
Whin the investment is both s.ife and judicious, we arc
always prepared to loan funds suff.cient to enable parties to
carry out their plans.
Always have ycur transfer' of real estate made at this bank.
We havea nrw and improved systcmof holding dcedsin escrow.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
line
." .nr. uiiv
r. and Mrs
nth- h ,1,1 .. n
West nf I. ...... .... i " 1
, " "'i wen north i
vi , Z ""Vr, '"- ""i-i
V '""' ". "."i nerc
-..-u in some in-.,.,.,
I l'''i''"'K'd a fine farm, for
also
i ....i.ii residence
and .l
3ft -'- Oi egon Aurictil
.defeated . Willamette
base-hail today by the
4- :'!'Jw game was fin
ne "and the teams more
' neeVthhn the score nuli-
run hud been made until
, Hiving, when ,. Willamette's
, nlkVd Itooper Iwme. 'Phen
te.ain got excited and went
Corvallis hKd. 'no trouble
hits and rcgUiared iseven
at Vtinlng. Poff batting a good
.agger, which a fumble made a
rup.
. .er'that Wlllnnietto settled down
good ball was played on both
i until, the seventh inning, when
Af!ncs broke down nnd gave the
nl sleam its score. Nace made a
t. hich brought In two men, and
nm'cdialely after Doege s.'nt the ball
hrtingb . centre field, bringing in
Natfe and getting home himself by aid
of 'a fumble. In the ninth Inning
U'iiui.y, Covvullls, made n three-base
till and got home on a hit by Francis.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
The Sluecile.
Mark .1. Slnman, Rochester, N. Y
J. Prag and wife, Portland.
C l'l. lliibrlelson, Salem.
V. Howard and wife, Taconia.
It. Sess?man, Portland.
F. O. Miller, Portland.
Geo. A. Walz. N. Y.
Max Friedeiithnl. Portland.
.1. Burthwicke; -Portland. ,
Grant Thomas, Portland. '-.Y',.
, Albert, Schaller." .lanesville, Wis.
R. C. 'Davis. Portland.
,1. E. Ransom.-Portland.
F. L. .Kent-. Ciorvalllff.
:C. T. Caulfield, Portland.
.John. Davidson; Portland.
C. E. Beeman, Sacramento.
V W.. Philips. and wife. N". Y.
T. W"; Kendall. St. Louis.
11. O. Bishop, San Francisco.
et
Mr.
1
Pun
property
their homo In Eugene.
:lk.. illie OI OUT l.n liter nnn.ir
L. N'Hiirs on 30 days' trial and you ean
"'"'fdo your washing without work.
" M CH.XMHEUS HAUinVARi; CO.
rtlrei . .
' i... , ,, ... .,
I in I c ll. ..v...... m iii-i tll.lll IMMIUI
lluligestlim. sour stotn-
ai-h, belchlnii. of g;is and nci vous
hesdacbe.' It digests what
I'.. I,i, '"or dyspepsia
Capital and Surplus $I25.CC0.C0
Fist.iblishcd I5i
Thousands of rolls or i
per Just received
CHAMBERS HARP'
See the new braced"
No extra charge for h
CHA.MIlEHS
Eresh garden see
the 11,.,. Hive grnce
Son, 7 West Ft,.'
! W'o still have i
which Include,
i r.n-.s and mattlfS)
Q. v ar . -i'
i en v;ii:i:
hlcli he
hasfd i
in -lllWIl
to liuiUi
old l'v nil drugglsis
Linn Drug Company.
cut.
- ' The Hoffninn.'
V. A. Wairotis, Forest Grove.
E. J. "Fischer, Kpresf Grove. - -.
Maurice Winter, Portland.
, Maude lwis, Mohawk. V:
V. W. Sharp. Lowell. '
J. W. Tallinn and wife, Harris
burn. ' ' : ...
Salem high school baseball team.
Mr. Geene. Salem.
Mr. Krebs. Salem.
Mr. Richardson. Salotn.
P. W. .lones. Salem.
II. Hunt, Salem.
W. 11. Perkins. Salem.
.Inhu B. Letben-y, city.
C. W. Cottain. Chicago. .
Claude Spencer, Portland.
E. Howard, S. F.
D. Dnpont, S. F. '
A. Herder and son, Appleton
Mr,, and Ml'. R. O. Brady are in
the. city frOiA Creswell this after-
rlQOti. ,. ... , ..
,. Dr. C, V-. Lowe returned home this
'afternoon from a business trip to
points north.
Mrs. Nettle DuBruille and son, of
CeA'iage Grove, are In the city tor a
Atty or so.
Presiding Elder M. C. Wire "was a
passenger for Yoncalla on the "after
noon train today.
A. Lister, of Newton, la-., "arrived
in Eugene yesterday and limy decide
to locate here, i
City Attorney L. E. Bftin returned
last night from a business ' trip to
Portland. ..... . '
A. E. McMilfpuey a'nd'VV. H. Bailey
were passengers on this ' mbrnihg.'s
stage for Blue River.. . , -
Mrs. Bud kompp cairte up ..from
Junction City' this. 'afletii66n to visit
her folks a few days,. .. ...... ..
K !H..Hosiner, of il.onihoutU,.ls in
th- lilty on business; having arrived
Wt the afternoon train today.
'Mrs. R. S.Bean and son.. Robert,
'CaYriV tin h-n Sa,lem on (he afternoon
't'Mfn today fof a 'visit of. a few days.
C. A. Malbouer,, district rreignt
agent of the 5. P,. Co., arrived up
from the north on the urtemoon train
tg'daj'.,...., ....
Miss Cora'Siitton was a passenger
to Salem-on the. noon train today.
She will visit relatives there for sev
eral days ' ,-
Mrs. George McCullottgh, accom-1
panied by her lather, arrived up from ,
Harrisburg this afternoon to visit her
sister, Mrs. Strand Long. i
Mrs. W. Y. Masters and daughter.
Miss Bertha, after a visit with Mrs.
Lulu Tollman- in Eugene, 'returned i
homo to Portland today.
Dr. ,1. M. Bradley, state auditor- i
general or Michigan, has announced,
bis- candidacy for the Republiciin.j
ioiiiinatl:m for governor of that
state. ' i
Mrs; T. II. Foley, of Portland, ac-
coinpanled by her Infant son, arrived j
here this afternoon to visit nt the
home of her brother, Professor Percy
Adams, a few days.
-Mrs. Sadie Marshall and three
children, accompanied by her broth
er -C. L. McNamara, left today for
Walla Walla, Wash., where they will
visit for awhile. and from there will
proceed to Pierre, 8, D., on an ex
tended visit.
Mrs. A. W.. Dillard came d.iwn
from Gos'.ien today to visit nt the
home of her nephew. County tcno.u
Superintendent W. B. Dillard. She
was accnmnanled by her son-ln-luw.
Hil'nei- Bh-hoi). of San Francisco.
ED. flAN
No. "8 Enst Ninth Stmt
Eugene, Oregon
Locket!
THESE WILL HE W
MORE THAN EVER HH
SEASON. WE HAVE ACM
LINK RAXfUXO EH0MH
DOLLARS TO TWEXTV W
LARS.
Signet
Kings
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hone mn-.
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WATT5
av'p-'-Bi;iJ
Cor. 9th nn"
BLACKSWITHi
a-
.ew wall' pa
A'AKK CO.
T . i
Say.lge heel. .
raw. .. i
.DW'ARL 1 '
S of All kinds
y, W. J. Gibson :
.ith street. q
lice supplies of aii kltuls. ' .
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
E.
E
Wlr.
II
Sto tlio new tia-cpsry eanwt lining
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
I
New models easy riding Rambler
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