KUGHNH DAILY GCAJID, TTESDAY, MAY ik VeO
THE
WELCOME GRANGERS
The Friendly Store takes special pleasure in welcoming the state grange to Eu
gene, we hope you will have a very pleasant time, and
that you will want to come again
Men'sClcthing
This week we offer
many exceptional val
ues in Men's Suits and
light Overcoats at the
following prices :
at $4.85
at $4.35 we place on sale
50 suits, odds and ends of
this season's selling, wor.h
up to $8.00
at $9,75
60 suits made in single and
double breasted style, some
all wool an worth up to
$14.00.
at $15.00
Absolutely all wool suit in
new brown, tan and olive
shades, coats made in all
styles.
at $20.00
All wool worsteds at this
price, latest colors and styles
at $30.00
Our $3.00 Suit is equal to
custom made $40.00 suits
in tit,f orm and style. Dozens
of patterns.
Eugene's
Largest and Best
Store ,
CITY NEWS
The county nark tender Is trim
ming tho trees J it tho .park blocks.
Another car of rails for tho Eu
KoneHprliiKflu!d .trolley Hue has ar
rived In Eugcua.
Watch for the opening night of the
Empire Stock Co. nt ;tho Orpin um
noxt Monday night. niltl
Tlio II. of O. baseball team wll) ito
to HoHobiirK Saturday t play a gAine
with Clio team there.
Excavation for tho now I. O. -O.
F. building was begun .by Curum
Mathews this monnlng.
The band serenaded Jack Hughes,
the solo clarionet th,t, at his home last,
night in lioiioi' of his blrtliduy.
Tho II. of O. alee Club concert
which was scheduled for noxt Satur
day evoiilng has homi postponed.
The Electric nnd IDreamland tlii-n-Irea
will entertain all outside visitors
free ol .chargo on Thursday evening.
13. .1. FrasJor's lieu' cement walk
Along the Underwood .Mock on Wil
lamette street will be completed by
tonight.
A marriage license was granted by
tho comity clerg today Ik Fay Miller,
aged 2:1 years, an I Miss Mabel 1!
While, l!i, both c.f Junction City.
The Grunt! thi-iitn- bus aiuthorliMd
the CommiTclal nub to exli'iid to the
Grangers 111 invllivlloii to at It lid live
-Iheutr free in Thnrsday evrulng.
Kvorylmfly Is Invliod to lie our. to
night nt the hull over Doinstei's hall.
to hear the 'Mormon nnd their doc
Urines ctpuHed liy J. H. Moore. Their
town writings lll help to do !'.
T. A. tlnovrr and wife, represent
ing the International automobile,
tipunt Inst night In the city, having 1
com 11 In from tho toulh in their
rli I no nnd left for I lie ncirlli this fort
noon. .1. V. ftnrvlnger Is going ahead
with the work of moving the old
Hull building off tho 1. O. O. F.
bbxk despite the order of the city
coutii'll. The city attorney says they
Personal-Attention...
The officers of this bunk give their personal attention to tho In
terests of the hank und Its mil num.
Till Insures rareful, actirntp and expedition service; Just tho
kind that a business man appreciates and that all patrons of this
bank recolve.
This bank Is not In tho experimental stage;
perlence nnd a paid capital and surplus of l!
auccesa of our methods.
We solicit your patronage, large or small.
0 The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 Established JS2
HI
The Wash Goods for Summer 1908
20c Fancy Lawns, yd 1 2lAc
20 pieces faneV Batlsto und Lawrt3, 32 Inches wide;
stripes, figures and checks, light and dark col
ors; your choice of the entiTe lot at, yd 1S l-ic
Fancy Dress Swiss, yard 20c
Nw imUernB, coin dot and figures and embroidered
dot; a yard -Oc
25c Dimity, Dainty Rose Bud
Patterns, 29 inches wide, yd 1 8c
36-in Colored Linen Suitings, yd 25c
36 inch linen Suiting In blue, grey, brown, green, lavender, red
and tnn; sale price, yard 25c
A. F. C. Dress Ginghams, yd 1 2c
Big variety of Dress Ginghams In plain checks and stripes and fancy
stripes and checks In all the good staple shades, A. F. C.
quality, yard , ... f l!i 1-ilc
French Batieste and Ginghams, yd 25c
Dainty little stripes und checks in dark and light shades, pinks,
blues, green, red, lavender, navy, black checks, 32 inches wide.
Caluleu Suiting, a yard ISc
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592-594 WILLAMETTE ST
cannot ntnp hlni and accordingly .be
went to work ugaiu.
The county clerk's force Is' getting:
the June election supplies ready to
Feiiu ou.. 10 lue inly precincts in me
county.
The -radiators and pipes for tho!
bealltig plant at the now Presbyteri
an church have arrived and are tie
lug hauled to the church building.
Theo. KL. llarr, of Salem, has the con
tract to install the plant.
The B. S. Kelsay residence prop
erty In the Kelsay addition in the
southern pnrt of the city was sold at
fhcrlfr .sale yesterday. L. Simon,
the plaintiff In the Btiit against Kel-
say, bid 'In tho property at $3330.
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The MV. C. T. U. ladloa ; Intend to
give the people of bast Kugene an
opportunity to participate with them
In celebrating the first anniversary of
the organization, which will bo held
111 the hall over Dempster's store Fri
day evening.
The public Is Invited to nttend the
public reception to the Grangers nt
tho armory tonight. As largo a crowd
lis possible should nttend to show tho
Visitors that we appreciate their pres-i was agreed to go ahead with the con
euce 111 the city and to make them strucllon of the half-mile race truck
feel at home. Ion the association's grounds In the
I lliiddleston trait. Tho blue prints
M. S. Hubble was down town In a
buggv this nfUM'tiooii, the second lime ""''. an u mils lor me worn or uiilld
slnce he has been al. to be out of j the track will be received tunior
the bouse. He Intends to go to Mont-! rmv-, 1 h" contract will be let at a
gomerv's ranch on the M. Kenzle meeting at the Commercial Club next
soon as he Is strong enough to travel Monday It is expected that the
that far. ; truck will he completed within 30
, j days after tho work is commenced.
The registration books In the cenn-
ty clerk's office will be closed Friday
for the Ju!ie election, nnd all voters'
who have neglected to register hl'h-l Having purchased the Day & Hen
eruv siioiild do so nt once. At pi es- derson furniture factory, 1 nut now
ent tlio registration Is far below what ' prepared to manufacture furniture
It should be. Don't foegrt register ' upon special' orders, and uui pre
NOW! i pared to fill order for the retail
j or wholesale. trade. Repairing work
Tho work of laying the ultuiltlilc
pavement was resumed this morning
nfter a several days' cessation on ac
count of lh' ruin. West Seventh
strwt. between Willamette nnd Olive,,
is now being worked on. After that
will como Hast
Seventh and then
m-ilCast Klevonth.
W. (". Barbour, of this city, will
again enter the wholesale piano busi
ness, t;iklng the road soon. He will
liiive flrt on a Hip north, go1n as
far Fast 11s Kiinmis City and then
bnck by way of Oinnlia, Billings,
Mont., Spokane, Seattle, and I'ort-
?
sixteen years
i.OOO testify
the
Thin Wash Fabrics, yard 25c
Grand collection dainty thin wash fabrics at 25c a yd;
many of them worth 5 and 10c a yard more. Em
broidered Swiss in white, brown, blues, etc., 31
Inches wide. Batiste and colored figured lawns;
all the new shades Including the Copenhagen blue.
j land. He will handle pianos, player 1
pianos and organs. ' I
Tho Eugene Commercial Club has
received a communication from the
. VAJiuinerciai illiu at St. 1'uill. .Mlllll.,
extending to the members of the lo
cal cluli the privileges of the club
there. In return the club hns voted
to extend the same privileges to club
members from the Minnesota city.
Tho Orpheum will be closed oil
Thursday, Friday and B'lturtlay of
this week to give an opportunity to
prepare the stage for the Umpire I
Stock Co., which will open Holiday
night. May IS. They come highly
recommended and will no doubt
please the theatre-going people of
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EiiHt and West Eighth street one
ui,,.k eIM.,, wny ,-,., Willamette was
BWept )ll8t nif(tA tor. tha fir8t tllll0
8lll,.e tho pTemL.nt wa8 lllla. In or
,i.p in l-Iv-. iim. frvr tho no
- r(1(.u , ,mbrt ,hem-.eiv-.-. m tho
body of tho pavement It Is not desir
able that the street be'swept for sev
eral weeks after the pavement Is com
pleted. A meeting of the county fair board
was held last night at which time It
1 wl '" 1',.u'!' '."r 'I10 contractors at 1
11 ItMTl UH FACTOKV
also solicited and prompt attention
given same.
My prices will bo found reasonable
and satisfaction guuianteed in every
respect. it. C. MOKGAN.
I'HFK I.KCTl UK
Walter Thomas Mills, author of
"The Struggle for Kxlstence." nnd
editor of the Saturday Kvenlng Trib
une, Is a lending authority on con
structive socialism. He will address
the people on rhe subject. "Public
Ownership of Monopolied Indus
tries" at the courthouse Friday even
ing. May 15,' at S p. 111. Everybody
cordially Invited. in 15
Bee supplies of all klnns
C11AMHF.KS HAKDWaHE CO.
Be sure and see the new short turn
bugsv before buying.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
New models easy riding Raniblor
bicycle on display.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our CoffloM power
wnshers on 30 days' trial and you can
do yonr.wnshlnn without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
CHAMBFltS HARDWARE CO.
Fresh garden seed In bulk.
rMr? th
Mwmt
ill HV' P'-I
Your Money's
Worth or Your
Money Back
PERSONAL
! 4.
I II. Simmons, of Lewlston, Idaho, is
1 1 11 Eugene.
! I.. 10. Tidbull left this forenoon on
a trip north.
I J. F. Hohinson is up from Portland
lor a tew days.
J. J. Murray came in fro ma trip
north this afternoon.
Attorney C. A. Hardy returned last
evening from a trip south.
W. ilcNamnr loft on this morn
ing's stage for Leaburg.
Miss Heiene Robinson returned
yesterday from a visit at Albany.
E. E. Clark, of Lawrence, Iowa,
was an arrival in Eugene last night.
J. S. Magladry, the Donna sawmill
owner, is in the city for a day or so.
A. T. Bonnett was a passenger on
the noon train today for Junction
City.
Miss Vera Herren came down from
Cottage Grove on the noon train to
day. Raleigh Roney, tho Goshen mer
chant, was in the city today between
trains.
Mrs. George Micollo returned this
Mrs. George NMcolle returned this
Grove
Mrs. Stephanie Schuecker returned
litis al'teinoon from a trip to points
north.
C. O. and O. Anderson, of Ever
ett, Wash., were arrivals in Eugene
las nigat.
Hoi. M. M. Call, candidate for
tnltel f;-ues snuiur, :s registered
at the Sn-eede.
Mrs. '.f 'Id Bonnet was a pas
crng.r ; Co li'ge Grove 0:1 the atter
no:n tivi:-, 1 iday.
Edgar Crawly, aft":- a stav of sev
eral mi ui t lis on Coos Bay, is hre vis-
, iiing nis relatives. '
' Geo. Croner nmt u-li,, l.,r, u
stage this morning on their return
trip to Belknap Springs.
Jesse Paget, of Similiter, arrived
in Eugene this afternoon to visit hl
uncles, the Shinn brothers.
Miss Hazel Hopklnson returned
Sunday night from an extended visit
with home folks at Grants Pass.
J. S. l.uckey ncconipauied the U.
of O. track team on Its northern tour
starting with the team last night. '
David Eby. an old pioneer or Lane
county, arrived up from Harrlsburg
yesterday to attend the grange meet
ing. Joe Lyons, former county judge
of Douglas county. Is In rhe city to
day on business. Ho now resides In
Portland.
LeUov Gesner returned to Salem
last night, nfter having heon here a
few days to hear his classes at the
I nlverslty.
J. W. Hanks and fanillv left to
day on their return to White Oak
Oklahoma, after hnving resided here
.-. short time.
H. Hlrsrhherg, president of the In
dependence National Bank, Is in the
Ity from Independence attending the
(range meeting.
E. L. Myers, wife, son and daush
er. of Newport, Neb., arrived here
ast night and may decide to locate
In this vicinity.
Abraham Bangs, who has been at
tending the I nlversity of California
during the yenr, has returned to Fn
gene f.ir the summ-.
C. M. Densmore returned thia for
noon from Cottage Grove. here he
had o-eii on buHness conn.Vied with
his new fruit drver the;..
w;V!",ny .V."ral,l: iahcti,
V " r.e-i'ne. Wln has li,
in
1 . . i i: . mo giief of Mi
Pvvs.m, returneil Iqii,, ),
C.irdel
n um.
11 iiooiitu.ii- i:av
'0s s-'i-
nON.H,M.Cf;!
SPEAKS AT THE
"THEATRE TONIGHT
In attending the meeting at the
Eugene theatre this evening both Re
publicans and Democrats will baye
an opportunity of hearing H. M.
Cake the Republican nominee for
United States senator from Oregon.
Mr Cake is said to be a pleasing and
impressive speaker, refraining abso
lutely from personalities and deal
ing only with the uig issues ui uio
day. , .
"Yes I have heard that my oppo
nent has used my name and alleged
facts In connection with my candidacy
In his addresses," said Mr. Cake to
day, "but I shall positively refuse to
be drawn into any personal discus
sion. I shall make no charges
against him of any kind, but shall
certainly not tolerate any charges
against me."
Mr. Cake arrived here last night
and has been meeting citizens of Eu
gene tndnv. A delegation from the
Grange called upon him early today.
JONES AND CRAIG
ARE BOUND OVER
Harvey (Si) Jones and Fred Craig,
the two young men who were caught
at Heppner a few days ago and ar
rested on a warrant from the Eu
gene Justice court, charging them
with contributing to the delinquency
uf Addie Watts, a minor girl, now an
Inmate of the Boys , and Girli Aid
Society nt Portland, were given an j
examination before Judge ISryson, of!
the justire court, this forenoon. 1 lie
Waits girl, wh.) had been brought
up from Portland far the purpose,
was the principal witness for the
state. The boys thought they could
get ball and were endeavoring to do
so wii'li prospect of success, lata this
afternoon.
DRIVING PILES FOR
TROLLEY LIE TRESTLE
L. N. Roney has a good-sized force
of men at work driving piles for the
Eugene-Springfield trolley line along
the bottom beyond Judkins' Point.
The pile driver has been at work sev
eral days and is sinking the piles at
the rate of about 25 a day. A good
stretch of the work has been complet
ed. The grade for the line has been
completed that far, and the work of
laying the rails from the end of the
line on East Thirteenth streot will
soon begin.
PROF. GLKX IXAl fil Tt VI'FS
NEW METHOD AT KNI Vi'H.SiTY
The sophomore nnd 'freshmen
nights at the University are expected
to rival the junior oratories. The first
of these -will be held Friday, when
the sophomore class will have their
night. The public is cordially invit
ed to attend and as no admission will
be charged a large attendance Is ex
pected. The program will be announced to
man for a Portland hardware firm,
arrived here yesterday afternoon to
visit his brother, Dean, a student at
the University of Oregon.
Walter W. Baker and wife have re
turned to Eugene from Vancouver,
Wash., to reside here In the future.
Mr. Baker is a boii of Albert Baker,
assistant street commissioner.
O. E. Davidson and wife came -up
from Harrlsburg this afternoon to
visit nt the home of Mr. Davidson's
brother, 11. II. Davidson, a .1 to at
t'nd the st'ite grange -uociniT.
Mr. and Mrs. Cl-x it. Stevenson, of
Portland, r.rrivit here todtiv to vlist
at th" home of Mr... Idaho F. Camp
hell. Mrs. S. evenscn was formerly
Miss Anna Roberts and gradun'ed
from the University of Oregon iu
1 i!K.
Miss iiatlie Cook, one cf the win
ners of the Lo? Angeles trip given
recently by The Guard, returned
home to Junction City Sundav even
ing, she having stayed several weeks
in California after the other mem
bers of the party returned home
STKIt.VBEIMJ & HAKJHT.
Photos, stamps and post cards.
General view work. Sixth street be
tween Willamette and Olive. ' if
NEW TODAY
FOB SALE Young full blood barred
Plymouth Rocks and White Leg
norn chickens for sale at reason
able prices. C. W. Bell, K. F D
No. 1, Eugene. jf
FOIt KENT Furnished room for
i'!"1-,.1:" be ""' -r housekeep
ing. S,9 Oak street. mi4
FOIt SALE
A gas heater nlmnetlor hp fnro tha Qth ,lnv nt Mm ItlOS
, , '..""" sa"' rbeV- Address Box
14, Eugene, Or. tt
See the new sar"rv .-m-nct itni
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
See the new braced SavTge wheel
No extra charge for brace
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
SIMMONS' PHOTO TEXT
Oak Street, between 9 and 10."
C ASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the x"r
Siguature of LtiaJt.
VARSITY AND HIGH
SCHOOL WILL PLAY
A few months ago, when word was
passed around among the local fans
that the high Bchool was to put out a
baseball team, many shook their
heads dubiously, thinking doubtless
of the fact that for two years past
the high scnool has had no represen
tative baseball team and reasoning
from this that it would be a diffi
cult task to develop In a month a
team that would be a worthy com
petltor of the more experienced teams
of other high schools and colleges of
the state. Others reckoned on
tne spirit that hasever ueen displayed
by our local high school iu any
branch of athletics that she cared to
take up. That spirit that though of
ten defeated and disappointed, never
quits, but ever rises again to meet tae
next opponent with the same coura
geous dash and gritty endurance that
characterized their first attempt. Now
I say those who reckoned upon this
spirit trusted that eventually the
high school would win, and although
it must needB go up against far
stronger teams It would ever acquit
iself honorably.
So far the high school has proven
itself worthy of this trust. They have
so far played five games and all of
them with the stronger amateur
teams. . Although three of these
have been defeats, those who watch
ed closely saw In our local team the
material of a winning bunch. Each
game has baen closer than the one
before and now the hopes of the high
school are souring high and they are
believing that, although no cham
pfDnshin banner cm be won this year
that baseball will be given such an
impetus that It will never again die
out In t-'ie high school.
On tomorrow afternoon the hi-h
school'-! regular i'iii.t team will lint
up against the 'varsity rtgiilar fiiv.t
team. The "tin r S'tir.o was un-iti.:-
factory in Hint nellacr team shov ed
Its nornnl .? '.i'?;ijMi, bin te:n irrow
liny will b::th lie In fidoJ shape and
then lovers of the great American
gam? v.'.-.o wish to see a:i eUMU'.ou
of gi!t-sdg:', haii'-rnhhig baseball
h?d better, be on hand at Recreation
Park tomorrow (Wednesday) a!
3:30 sharp, with cents in their
Jeans, or try will miss or.e of tie
finest exhibitions that It will tver be
their good fortune to have a chance
lo see.
COW FEED
Alfalfa meal. At Bailey's Tenth
and Willamette streets. Phone Red
John Riha, of Vining, iu., says: "I
have been selling DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills for about a year,
and they give better satisfaction than
any pill I ever sold.' For sale by
all druggists. .
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane.
Bertha E. Williams, plaintiff, vs.
Howard S. Williams, defendant.
To Howard S. Williams, the above
named defendant: '
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint of the above-named plain
tiff in the above entitled court, now
on file with the clerk of said court,
on or before the 22d day of May,
1908, and you are heroby notified
that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint aa hereby required
the plaintiff will ask said court for
the relief prayed for in her com
plaint so filed with the clerk of said
court, to-wit:
For the dissolution of the marriage
contract now existing between said
plaintiff and defendant, and for an
order giving and granting to plaintifi
the care ad custody of the minor
daughter of plaintiff and defendant,
Belva Lee Williams, and for full re
lief in said suit.
'This summons is 'served upon you
by publication thereof by the order
of Hon. L. T. Han-Id, judge of the
above entitled court, duly made at
chambers In said county on the Hth
iday of April, 19uS, requiring the l'ir .t
puijiication hereof to be made Ae.t.
10, 1 9 tS, and the last pubMcatimi
011 the 2i:d day of Mav, 190S. and
that you apprr on or bei'ore the --d
day of May, 3 'JOS.
u. BlLVEU.
'Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICiJ OF SCHOOL- INDEMNITY
SELECTION.
Vnited States Land Office.
Roseburg. Or.. March Ifi, 'OS.
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Oregon, on September
1907. applied for the S.W.14 S.W.'-'.
of Sec. 10. Tp. IS S.. K. fi W. of W.
M., and fild in' 'this office a list of
school Indemnity selections In which
it selected said land: nnd thnt said
list Is Open to the public for inspec
tion. Any and all personi claim
ing adversely the above described
land or any legal subdivision there
of, or claiming tho same under Ihe
mining laws, or desiring to show
snid land to be more valuable (or
mineral thnn for agricultural par
poses, or to object to said selection
for any lawful reason, should file
their claims or their affidavits of
nrnloaf i"f fnntnot la, tl.lt, nffifn nil
I hereby designate the Eugene
Guard, published at Eugene. Oregon,
as the newspaper In wnlch the above
notive is to be published.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Kelt ice Is hereby given that the un-
aerstgnefl, Adeline A. Taylor, tne
administratrix of the estate of Milo
Taylor, deceased, has filed her final
account i$ the matter of said estate,
and Monday, the 1st dav of June,
10S, at e hour or 1 o'clock In the
afternoon of said day has been fixed
by order of said court for the hearing
of objections to said final ncc.mn'
and for the final settlement of Mid
estate. All objections must be filed
on or before p;ii.l dare.
Dated April . tt" ,.
ADELINE A. TAYLOR. j
L. Ui'.you, Attorney. Administratrix, j
100 Dost
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FERD. T. HOPKINS u u
Proprietor of BOUSAUD't UimtLtJ
TOR KAI.D ivri nun
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''- Willamette St. . ...
DOES YOUR
SUMMER
I Sli'T LOOK
RIGHT
If you bought it at H.-J
SON'S it certs: I
docs. We carry :
Michac'l.SterniJ
hand tailored lit
the kind that :
sesses qualityi'.J
style.
Come and sec oar sinii: J
summer line Von will
complete in every rreptJ
we will be glad tosknjal
goods, whether yon bay a
We carry a full lint cd
nlshlngs for men, u4 1
prices and styles ire rljH I
Wc own our (urn Mil
iay no rent and "l
Ith a reasiraiil'le pron't
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lower prices th I
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