Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 08, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textvhk ntnt unT cvahd. ' rturAv, may s, im ock. o: e Grove On Sale 1 1 lie foerv St Cottag Having purchased the "Toggery" stock of Mr. Ben Lurch, administrator for E. W. Hebard, we will place it on sale Saturday morning at exceeding low prices for this up-to-date merchandise. Furnishings., Arrow Brand Collars, Toggery price 15c; our price 2 for 15 Boston Supporters, Toggery price, 25c; our price 10t Fancy Vests 13 OFF SOc Suspenaera , 29 35c Suspenders 19$ 15c Neckwear . 35 tiOc BaTbriggan Underwear 29$ 1.75 8111c Underwear 99 1.25 Woolen Underwear 75 11.50 to $2.00 Dress Gloves 95 $1.50 Horse Hide, Calf Skin Gloves $1.00 $2.00 Horse Hide Gauntlets $1.25 Shirts and Night Robes... $1.25 Monarch Shirts , &5$ $2.50 Cluett Shirts $1.35 Cluett and Monarch Negligee Shirts, values to $3.50 at $1.45 50c Work Shirts . . . y 39$ Boys' Shirts 19$ $1.50 Night Robes 95e $1.75 Pajamas t 85J Clothing $2.50 boys' Navy blue Cheviot Suits $1.65 $2.00 boys' Corduroy Trousers , i $1.25 $7.00 Youths' long pants Worsted Sulta. . ... . $4.95 ... -i i Men's hand tailored Worsted Sulta, were $16.00, now $9.85 Men's Suits, values to $13.00, now $0.85 A new line of Outing Tronscrs, cut In peg-tops and semi-pegs Upwards from $2.75 Men's Overalls 39 Dusters were $2.25; Saturday $1.65 Schwab's Specialty Clothing, latest styles, nobby pattorns at $10, $15, $20 Hats., Conqueror Brand Hats, the best $3.50 Hat on the market S2.35 Lion Brand and Majestic Hats priced at $1.45 $7.00 Panamas $4.95 $3.00 Sailors $2.00 $1.50 Sailors $1.00 Also a full line of Cloth and Straw Hats specially priced Stanleys PRJCE CUTTERS 612 Willamette St., 3 DoOrs South ef Ninth Suit Cases... Leather Caso, satin llnod , $4.75 A good leathor Suit Caso , , , , , $3.45 A Korntol Case, stool friwiQ brass trimmed al 1 1 , ( $1.30 A gonulno cowhide caso, would be cheap at $7.50 $4.95 KY GIVES EVIDENCE JUDGE COHXKMj IS STKICKEN WITH PARALYSIS lUIT II IV CDCC M1DTIU! Judge Wilbur F. Cornell, one of 1 tl A I MAI rnCC lYIAnllli ithe pioneer miners of Fortymile, was I i brought to Dawson Saturday, and Is 9L . I In the Good Samaritan hospital, suf- i'iContlnueS from Page 1.) j fer,ng from a touch of )linliy8i8. The ' - ' i Judge is an elderly man, and during s since made and the fact that the wlntPr 'Was attacked with paraly Usaid to have borrowed a revol- ! sjs whe ,ivjng , )is cabin aloI10 ,lc -u uie ailcrnuoil Jieviuua lu i,. f,.,,.. . ,l.v,lh jiiwt Rriveil Ills fcrof Wolff. Also he has a val- ! life by firing a revolver to attract watcn in Woltts sliop wnirn 1 , ,,. ,.-uu t ho river iai;en, together with what cash wl,h onp (f ,,, ,.lat ra,lridi;e. lie 'to the drawer jit the time of tlie , ,.,..,,,,. 1,, cs,ina attention to liim- :selt. rven men me 111:111 ne.uuo; me rfer. suriin either explains or denies tf incriminating fact that has :ttrn.lnced against him. Claims Complete Alibi Hi claimed this morning that he i ' complete alibi, in proving lick his wife will be a witness; that iiu'ht three shirts, but that he Icrount for all three of them, that his wife can or will tell 3 they are; that the collar found "mils shop was of a make and I ... 101, IMPOUTS SHOW MRS, GUINNESS WAS NOT WOMAN BURNED (Continued from Page Or.e.) pan to tremble. Klnnild believes she fled and commlttt'd nuirlk fearing exposure of her modo of life. On the advice of her lawyer Bhe refused to answer the questions. uwir'u by Dr. ii. H. far, of I.uPorte. Larson believes that the bonus found are those of people hurled by the physician, and the authorities are irying (o ascertain If Car had a pri vate burying grounj on the place. Dniiuhtrr in In Hiding. JanesvUle, Win., May S Swan Hil da CiiiinncHR, daiiKhter of the Hc-rnnd husband of Mvh. liulnncsri, Is hlddi.'ii near here by relatives. She was kid napped from the Cuinness place and brought here for Hiif- ty by an uncle, and steps wilt be i.ikrii to claim the estate for her. BR0DERS' REFRIGERATOR PLANT ARRIVES HOL'THKKN l'ACIKId It. It. TIMK CAHD shot was only suspicions ot some I thing being w rong, and did not know the true cause of alarm until after 'making an investigation. Dawson Daiiv Xews, April 1 i Judge Cornell is an old newspaper man. well-known In Oregon, his wife being matron at the Insane asylum. and a nephew is a L. of O. faculty. member of the Hl'SINKSS IMTKOVIXG "itch as he never wore; that It; M Instead of a 1 51-2 his sizej mat the co lar and necktie he x- v-t in.- 7 a m tnrti- ;n Friday night last are the catlon of the rising commercial tide He wore when arrested a A,m,, i,nrtira are nolntlne I to the figures for recent Importa I Hons. The custom-house records show that precious stones valued 'at S4S3.0t2 were brought Into this fcIt collar nnrl a hlflrk and liRiired necktie. .'Jive the entire alibi complet IWlared Martin this mornine 'ltorney. Senator Gearln, has 1 cr),,nlry' in April, as against $3S9, .Mnl'c (Indies l-'oilllll LaPorte, May N. Two niore bod ies V"re turned up by the diggers In the Guinness cliarmd farm today, one that of a man and the oilier is sup-; posed to be that, of a woman. Hothj skeletons bad been articulated. Thus' far only three or the eleven bodies have I n Identified : Jennie Olsen, the sixteen-year-old ' foster daughter of Mrs. Guinness; Andrew Ilegelin, of Mansfield, S. D., and Ole O. Hiidsburg, of lola, Wis. Justice Kincnid stilted today that In the trial of Roy Latnphere. one week before the burning of the home: of Mrs. Guinness, who had Lain-; nherp arrested for trespass, she was questioned as to the death of her two husbands, and was aaked point blank Is they were Insured. The wo man was composed, but suddenly bo- PRINCE ARRESTED FOR DEPRAVED ACTS Hroder8 Uros. this morning rovelv ed their five-ton refrlgeratliiK plant from Cortland, anil It will ut olico be Installed In their meat market on West Klghth street. The compressor will be located In the rear part of tiie building, and pipes will be run I all through the two refrigerator box. es, which are each IixLTi feet In di mensions. They expect, to liavo tbo plant lu operation In a -week or ten days. Tills Is n tiew departure In Kllgefle, heretofore the butchers keeping their meats cold lu the suiii-t.(, KxprcsH. Colt ago Grove 111., Hoscburg ., Portland Ex- Townrtl rorlluntl I'nsseiupT No. Ill 3:18 a. m., Oregon Ex press. No. 1H G:00 a. m., PHHsenKcr. No. 1 2 1 1:45 n. Passenger. No. I I 6:42 p. in press. Toward Sun !''ih!H'IHp Passenger. No. II -2: IS 11.111., Itoscburn l'ns Henger, No. 17 0 : U r p.m., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 1.1 12:32 u.m., California Express. No. 13 4:11 n. in., Ban I rancls- Ilerlin. May X. Prince Philip Zu ICulenberg was today placed under actual arrest as the result of the tes timony of two rlien at the prince's bedHide to the effect that the prince was guilty of wrongful actions with them 25 yearB ago. The arrest has to do with the tes timony of the prince at the trial of Maximilian Harden, editor of Die 7.u kunft, who accused high officials of various depraved acts. Harden waB held guilty of libel. Kl llSCItlltK KOIl THE GUARD. 514 In March ana t:w In February. The value of: the uncut stones Imported ir, inril was S205.S2 1. or nearly half1 can prove. o( t)u, corresponding month last i vear One of the importers sas 1 11.11 : prices are as high as when the mar-. ket was active. ONION' SKTS. j w White, Mh and Willamette. m 1 6 Yu "ow to the minute every that I was supposed to be on V evening at the time Wolff was furthermore, .. I can prove 1 fT.V rh;irjTe thov h.vn mnile . me In this case Is fnlse." i 5i1"l,e l'nba,lle that Mrs. Mar- w a witness for her husband 7J"1 Is tried. Martin's allusions "nde in his cell this morning, w.reraely affectionate. He de-1 1 Wflcmt-ntU. ., lj . 1 f Ludi mere nau ueen ' Tl"nKPn"'rit at all, anil said i .Tjlilfs a fine babv," said the bur tkt rt,'ba! nad not k,wel ; Elar to the frightened mother, as he 'tlv'nL aIT,t that' robbed the house. Mr. Raffle, him- 'S.from sneakTn. , "h ,V fielf co,"d '"..n",B ' nira a 1 1 1 1 mil T lit I . "WHArS THE MATTER WITH THE BOSS?" thoir w.. ;, " ouerview yesieraay .7" affectlonat In i.. -won... the nad kissed him when: 1 iiav COFFEE at 's essential to "bean ground fresh, f oman of common coffee? XKW TODAY FOR S-M.E Three cows for sale: two frh and one soon to be ,..h innuire at 147 Lawrence street. ml 5 WANTED Bookkeeper and s'eno-i grapher. Inquire of Scobcrt Dodge, Eighth and ()llv. tf I "T"" m' t If ro 4m1 '"""Win. fcJOXH- PHOTO TKVT. FOIt SM.K-Flne mountain ranch of; " acres: 40 in cultivation and, about 4 0 timber; creek running fhrouh farm; fair h.mse and o ; , building; j " Y-ril e 1 J l'"'1' Car' ' of Eue'-ne. I rt '-. ' , G. Washburne. u l "SL I A v K.!lt W MKT I line by a frt'ipicnL Huiiply of ice from the local factory. JONES AND CRAIG - BROUGHT BACK Sheriff Fred Flsk arrived home on the midnight train last night with HI Jones and Fred CrnlK, who are ac cused of contributing to the delin quency of a minor. Addle Watts. They were arraigned before Judge Hryson, of the Justice court, this forenoon. They both demnnded an examination and It was set for next Tuesday at 9:30 n. m. Their bonds were fixed at $500 inch, but neither was able to furnish ball up to a late hour and they are still In the county Jail. The sheriff says he bad no trouble with the boys on their way. from llejipner to Eugene, Wcmllini; llninch. No. K I 7.00 a. in,, loaves Eugene for Springfield. No. HZ 11:10 a. in., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. N7 1:00 p. m., leaves Eugeno for WendlliiK. No. HH 5:40 p. in., nrrlvcM Eugene from WendllnK. WM. MI'RRAY, Gun. Pass. Agt. Portland Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. G. P. A. A. J. GILLETTE, , Local Agent, Clothing That Fits and Wears Wei! tv MOTIIKIi'S KITt.'lIKtf Seventh and Oak strentr., has open ed under now management. flood board and room by the dsy, week or month. First-class homo cooking. Chicken dinner every H'tndny. tt 11118. 8. Y. AUllOTT. CLEVELAND TRUST, CONCERN INSOLVENT We still have our bargain counter, which Includes hardware, furniture, rugs and matllnn. Don't wait until they are all none. ClIAMHEKH HARDWARR CO. FOR SANITARY ,AND PRACTICAL Cleveland, May 8. The Euclid Trust Company today made an as signment to the Cleveland Trust Co. ! 1 Tp TO D ATP In the Insolvency court. No state- 1 W rV 1 meut of assets or liabilities Is given, but In the doit statement Issued there were $1,700,000 of liabilities and the same amount of assets. Oswald West, railroad commission er, and G. G. Brown, secretary of the state land board, passed through here I today enrouto home from Washing ton, where they lisve been for the i purpose of glvlnie testimony before ' ne interstate commerce commission. Hoth men are accompanied by their wives. They have been in Washg ton six weeks and are mighty Kind to be on Oregon soil again. i'endleton East Oregonlan. e- -0nahty Cls Plata Dir. Frh irrdn bmv! hi bum. CHAMBBK0 HARDWARE CO. Plumbing and General Repairing - it will pay you to see ui. We are from the East and are opening up a shop on West 6th St, next door west ot Rankin's Music Store. Estimates cheer fully given. Yours for Business Wm Kreofsky&Son Is !'nt we offer our customers. Wu lire I jiitenn nKenU for Ml cliuels, Mem A Co., whose brand on milt of clothes Is a sufficient K'lnrnnteo of work nmnslilp, stylo and quality of nalei'liil. ( nine and se our spring and summer line. You will find It complete In every renMct, nnii wo will Imi Kind to show you our goods, whether you tiny or not. We curry a full line of fur. nlslilngs (or men, and our prices and style are right. YVo own our owo building, jmy no rent and are satisfied with a reasonable profit. i ED. HANSON No, It Ka Ninth Htreet KuKfu nKn Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALS 'X4VIUirwnSt.f fiutm. Ongutv . ,. , FUm Motruf J f win s '