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WALL STREET
SHOWS SIGNS OF,
REAL REVIVAL
We are showing a complete assortment
of new tan and brown and olive shades
in Men's and Young Men's Suits, made
by Schloss Bros. & Co. in conservative,
business and dress suits, and College
Brand in the extreme young men's suits.
Prices $10.00 to $35.00
Outing and Peg Top Trousers $2.50 to $7.50
New York, May IS. 'Prices of se-
icurlttes advanced lust week witii
'growing Impetus and IncreaslnR vol
ume of transactions, tile total saies
un liiuisuay rihiiiK iu ine largest hi
'any day since last summer before the
i financial crisis developed. The per
sistence of the advance and Its free
dom from Influence on check by
events seemingly unfavorable to val
ues gave It Impresslveness and had
the effect of converting a growing
number of skeptics In the profession
al operating class who had contested
the advance by short Bales at various
stages and had tried repeatedly to
cover a loss.
Abandonment of opponltlon by this
class and their turn to the long side
had not a little to do with this In
creased animation and buoyancy of
the market. The success with which
all obstacles Were overcome and per
haps aggressively advanced from the
inception of the political movement
has beon convincing proof of the
wide resources commanded by the
leaders of the movement who are
commonly believed to Include great
banking houses and Individual capi
talists whose Influence commands
the resources of the most powerful
group of capitalists in the country.
S. H. Friendly
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Stetson,
Varsity Hats
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HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE. ,
AT VALLIARD HALL
Make your plans to attend the fi
nal debate of the Oregon High School
Debuting League at Vlllard hall Frl-dav--.a'vGntnir.
Mav 2 0. Astoria will
flnhntn' J.nhnnnn fni tho el. n til nltn. !
uhlp of. the state, and the winner will
receive a fine silver cun given by
the regents of the University as lndl-jWLn ftj
viui.uin,
The subject will bo "Proportional i
HonroBontntlon," a very live quuHtlon 1
to ooma before the voters at the dec-'
tlon on June 1. I
Astoria, tho champion of the Co-1
lumblu rlvor district, has defeated
linker City, the representative of
MOKCiAX'H KUKXITUtE
FACTOR!'
Furniture manufactured for
wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 6391. Residence phone
HiacK obwij -
visit at the home or ner' rather, C. j Rf) 10 D 1 1 1 1 fl I U R I
rUDLIU UUILUII1U
BILL INCREASED.
May 4 9
Kastland. in Eu-,iie. returned to me ., ...
mittee added $H nuo.UOO, brinsing
the total carried by lhe ,neasure as
reported to the 6enate to over 30,
000,000. Tb ig acllon includes $3,
000.000 for the pUrehase of land for
uu!iu.ub in Washington.
' IUjiIio Gets Jjind
Tne senate today agreed to the
house amendments to the senate bill
Grlf- jKrar -ing one minion acres of land to
state of Idaho under tne carey
ct.
SIMMONS PHOTO TENT.
Oak Street, between 9 and 10.
Cures dizzy spells, tired .feelings,
stomach and liver troubles, keeps you
summer. That b what llol-
llsler's Kinky Mountain Tea will do.
Try It and you will always buy It.
1)5 ceil Is, tea or tablets. Linn Drug
Company.
When your food seems to nauseate
you take Kodol. Take Kotlol now
Uaslorn Oregon, and Lebanon, the ; and until you know you are right
champion of tbo Central Oregon dis
trict, has defeated (irnnls Pass, the!
representative of Southern Oregon,.
The debate will be a warm one.
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again. There Isn't any doubt about
what It will do and you will tlud the
truth of this statement, verified after
you have used Kodol for a few weeks
It Is sold here by all druggists.
$.1 HKWAItr.
1 had stolen from the barn Satur
day night or Sunday morning my
saddle. It has my nanio across thf
hack of the pommel A. P. McKln
r.y. Will give V" reward for an
definite information regarding the
same. i
A. n. McKlNZEY,
tt At Hampton llros,, Eugenn
Wo still have our bargRln cor.nter,
which Includes hardware, furniture
r.igs and matting. Don't wait until
they are all gnno.
C11AMHKKS HARDWARE! CO.
KlmmoiiH' Pliolo TYnt Oak streot. .
near !)th. Stamps, postcards and I
photos at lowest prleea.
llso stair paus under your stnlr car
pet. Wb have them.
C1IAMI1KIIS II All DWARK CO. j
n sure and sen the lirw short turn
btigirv beforrt buvlnir.
CIIAMIUOII.K ll.VHDWARK CO. !
Hen' supplies of ail kinds. I
CIIAM1II0I1S HARDWARK CO. '
Kodol completely digests all class
es of food. It will get rlgh: at the
trouble and do tho very work Itself
for the stomach. It Is pleasant to
take. Sold by all druggists.
NKW TODAY.
FOR SAI.K A 30-horsepower lint
all complete and III good repair;
! also a 70-horsenower needing
I some repairs. Kugeno Woolen
Mill. 32
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PERSONA Ii .
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Stuart Stanleton left today for Col
fax, Wash.
C. R. Griesen. of Hood River, Is
in the city. '.
C. E. Bailey, of Junction, was In
Kugeno today.
C. H. Hanson, of Grlnnell, Iowa
is In tho city.
Clifford Edwards Is at Leaburg
for some time. s
R. h. Whipple, of Drain, 13 in Eu
gene on business.
E. E.- Hyland is down from Low
ell for a fe,w days. ,
Donald Graham, of Albany Is in
the city on business. x
W. H. Balnbrjdg-a Is in the city
from Creswell on business.
A. T. Sonnott made a trip to Junc
tion City today ou business.
Fred Fischer, lhe Marcola lum
berman, la In tho city today,
C. F. Wolfe, of Chico, Cal., was
an arrival In Eugene last night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sol Lars, of Ac
me, are In Eugene for a, few days.
Hon. J. D. Matlock was a passen
ger to Albany today on business.
W- H. Whiteaker came up from
the north on the afternoon train to
day. Captain and Mrs. A. F. Hurd left
this morning for their home In Flor
ence. .
Attorney Geo. A. Pipes returned
this afternoon from a trip to Port
land.
Mrs. Stephanie Schuecker return
ed this afternoon from a trip to Port
land.
.1. A. Buchanan and Q. W. Small
of Roseburg, are In the city on tim
ber business.
Miss Vera Herren came down from
Cottage Grove on tho afternoon
train today.
Miss Myra Brown Is up from Port
land for a4wo weeks' vacation, vis
iting her sisters.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred E. Chambers
have returned home from their trip
to San l' ranclsco.
Miss Helen Pfaff. of Portland, af
ter a few days' visit In Eugene, re
turned home today.
Banner Brooke, lot Portland, Is
here visiting bis brother, Lloyd, a
student at the I'nlverslly.
.1. S. Luckey Is home from Walla
Walla nnd Pullman, Wash., where
be witnessed the track meets.
A. .1. Johnson, ex-sherll'f of Lane
county, was In the city on business
today. His home Is at Creswell.
C. L. Weber, the Creswell mer
chant, was In the city today, return
ing home on tho afternoon train.
Benjamin Beu'ty, a student at the
I'niverslty, has discontinued his stud
ies nnd returned to his home In Port-lard.
11. X I'razer was a passenger to
Salem on tho noon train today to
attend the grand lodge of Odd Fel
low--.
George Richardson, of LaGrande.
Is here visiting bis brother, Joel
Richardson, a student nt the I'nlverslly.
Mrs. Pauline Washburn, of Oak
Hoden. ' "
r Sciinm and wife, of Acme,
are In Eugene on their way to Viola,
Wisconsin, where they wilj visit for
some time. ,
Mrs. J. II. Daniel went to Salem
on a visit. She was accompanied by
her little niece, Doris Shaw, of
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Herren, cf Cor
valil3, arrived In Eugene this after
noon to visit at tne nome ui ..... ..u , Washington,
Mrs. E. C. Lake. committee on uubJiu
HerDerl l-.asuanu, " n" grounds today
visiting his father, County Treasurer
r.asuana, in r.ug-ne, ,v.u.UvU ed the house last
metropolis tonaj.
W. F. Walker, W. B. McKlnney
auld Charles Dorrity, of bprmgiieia.
went to Salem to attend me grauu
lodge of Odd Fellows.
Frank La'ole, of Walker, was In
Eugene today on bis way home from
Natron, where he has Deen empiujeu
for the past several wen.
Mrs. A. M. Griffin and children
went to Portland ioub. . lllr
fin will Join tneni in a. uaj u.
they will remain thera some tim. I
C. W. Martin ana wne, vi
ling, were in Bugone today on the .r
way to cottage urove, '.aey
will visit Mrs. Martin's folks few
days.
OJcdrora Tribune: .urs omnia
Thompson Hardy, oi Eugrae, is vis
iting In Jacksonville, the guest of her
cousins. Misses Carrie. Beekman and
Corinno Linn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Linn, of
Portland, stopped off in Eugene last
night on their way home from a visit
at Jacksonville.
Mrs. M. A. Green has left for her
old home in Minnesota. Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Green accompanied her
as far as Portland.
Medford Tribune: Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Linn, who have been stop
ping at Jacksonville during the past
few weeks, left for their home at
Portland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williams re
turned laBt night from their trip to
San Francisco. They made a short
trip through Southern California and
stopped a few days in Southern Oregon.
Jj" and It only had tha
6V jels.
18-Inch
BY COMMIT f EE
-The senate
iill.lin.ra i.i.H
"'y' .'eted consider-
Take H
i clerk since the biwksi I?
voters, will begin work! W wflnjik l
department at the S. p. ; To purif. ., V I
w, taking the place of f ai ,VjSf al 'V
CITY NEWS
WILIAAMt' KIUSiJl MJ.Ld
Have you negieciea your kidneys?
Have you oyerworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains In the loins, side, back, groins
der the eyes? Too frequent a desire
to puss urine? If so, Williams' Kid
ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn
Drug Co., price 50 cents. Williams
Mfg. Co., props., Clcvelaqd, Ohio.
A (.'iilifornian's Link.
: "The luckiest day of m'.y life was
when I bought a box of Buckten's
Arnlsa Salve," writes Charles F. Bu
duhn, of Tracey, Cal. "Two 25c box
es cured me of an annoying case of
Itching piles, which had troubled me
for years and had yieldejl under no
other treatment." Sold under guar
antee at W. Kuykendnll's drug store.
PURE WATER
For pure bedi ock water sea G. W.
Taylor. All surface water cased off
by casing Into the ked rock, thus In
suring nothing but pure bed rock wa
ter. G. W. Taylor, 828 Patterson
street, Eugene. Phone Red 3377. '
The work of laying the slate roof
of the new passenger depot, was be
gun today.
Sunshine, rain and hail was the
program for today. Will summer
ever come?
The W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Palmer at 643 Alder street on
Wednesday afternoon. . '
The stone work on the new addi
tion to the First National bank build
ing was begun today by J. A. Nash,
Robert J. Gross Is having John
Hunzlcker draw plans for a five
room bungalow to be erected on his
lot on East Eleventh street, between
Mill and High. . .
ROLLED
BARLEY
HAY
AND
At Bailey's, Tenth and Willamette
streets. Phone Red 1521. tf
See tne new sar"-ry carpet lining.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Remember the date,
Bat ilea Male Quartet.
May
l!Hh.
ml9
New models ea9y riding Rambler
bicycles on display.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our Coffle'd p6wer
washers on 30 days' trial and you can
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Thousands of rolls of hew wall pa
per 1st received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Insist upon DeWltt s Wtich Hazel
Salve. It Is especlnUy good for piles.
Sold by all r!rngglsts.
See tho new braced Hnvage wheel.
No extra charne for brace.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
FOIl SALE- Two full-blooded Ken-
tucky fox htniuds. Enquire tit 4ii:t
Olive slreei: plume Red 1741.
mlM
WANTED - Ranch wink by the
, month or will rent one on shares.
Addivs'i L. A. Clark, 2S.". Jeffer
son str.H't. Eiriene. dw tn2li
1 v A GREAT SAVING
In lending money by mall Is effected by using our drafts.
The coat of them is leas than one-fifth as mnrh as express or
poatofflre money order lu sunn of over $1.00, and la lower on any
amount over li.OO.
Bank drafts are the generally accepted moans of tranamlttlng
funds and are safe, convenient and payable In any city, while they
may 'be transferred by endorsement as often aa desired,
i "The fee charged by the bank are:
' On sums of $15.00 or leaa 5c
' Over $2S 00. not exceeding $100 10c
Each additional $1.00, or fraction 5c
We furnish drafts direct on hundreds of cities In Europe, Asia,
Africa, Australia and South and Central America, as well as the
principal points In the I nlted States.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $J25,0OO.OO Established I82
laud, Cal., arrived here last night to him
A young man In Portland went In
to a North End saloon with hi
montn s wages and sain lie was a
rich man's son, money being no ob
ject to him. When he refused to do
nate a few dollnrs to the men to
whom he was talking and who were
unemployed, thev threw him down
and took nil of his money away from
Charles McFarland, who has been
working In the county clerk's office
as regihi-iaiion ciera since the b
were open to
lu the freight
depot toiuorro
u. nuww.u.1, uu ..as resigned to
go to farming after two years or
laithtul servic,!.
Dr. Bartle Is attending the 13-year-old
daughter of Mrs. L. K.
Culloch, who 'resides southwest of
the city. The little girl a few days
ago was thrown from a horse and in
ternally injured. While her inju
ries are very painful and she will be
confined to her bed for some time
with them, It Is not thought that they
are fatal.
Governor Chamberlain will speak
at Junction City the afternoon of
May 21. The, meeting will take place
at 1 o'clock. On that evening be will
address the voters of Eugene at the
theatre. . Ex-Uhited States Senator
Gearin, who Is touring this part of
the state with the governor, will
speak at Cottage Grove on that after
noon and will come down to Eugene
to be with the governor here In the
evening.
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SICK SfEABfiBHE
Positively cared by
these Little Pillr,
Tuey also relieve Dis
tress arom Byspepsla, In
dlgasUaa and Too Heart;
Eating; A partect rem
edy (or Dizziness, tiausoa.
Drowsiness. Bad Taste
in the Woutb. Ooute4
Tongoo, Pain In tbo side
TORPIB UYBR. Thas
regulate tba Bowels. Purely Vegetable. -
SMALL PtLL - SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE.
CARTERS
IflVER
JlpjUs.
J.A.FOIf.EReCt
Golden
California
Sunshine
in every tin of
Folg'er's
Gate Coffee
SOLD ON MERIT
J. A. FOLGER & CO.
aUtabfoh 1030 SAN FRANCISCO
Charles Kuthe, Lester Luckey,
Roscoe Riley and Percy Patterson
have launched their gasoline launch
in the river and the little craft Is
now in commission.
Mary E. Hughes has been granted
a divorce from Newton Hughes by
Judge Harris. The plaintiff is also
grautcd the care and custody of their
minor son, Jasper. .
L. R. Edmnnsoil, Welby Stevens,
Henry Stewart and J. W. ilaker,
Democratic candidates for office, are
on a trip down the Siuslaw In the in
terests of their candidacy.
The time of he Memorial se'r
vice at the Methodist church Sun
day, May 24-, is 10:3b a. m. Instead
of 11, as given In the JiuWiBhsd pro
gram. , .
Hon. Steven A,."Lb'weil, of Pendle
ton, was M) have spbk'eh. at the court
house ias't hlghl, ;but ;bwing tb a mis
understanding . the date Has -been
postponed until 'Saturday night of
this 'week.
Stis. A. "E. b'un'n 'is Having plans
drawn by Architect John Hunzlcker
for a fiye-room bungalow to 'be built
oh her lot at the coiner of West
BALED Tenth and Olive streets this summer.
Architect Y. D. Hensill. is finish
ing plans for a $3000 residence to
he erected by R. J, Hemphill on his
tarin at i-ieasani mn mis summer.
The excavation for tha building is al
ready completed.
A majority of the merchants have
agreed to close their places of busi
ness dining the Oregon-O. A. C. field
meet in this city Friday afternoon In
order that the employes as well as
the proprietors niuy uttend,
.1. 1). Damnum returned this morn
ing from Portland, where he went
to see his son, Frank, who had one
of bis. arms badly cut ill a sawmill.
Thtf hand was nearly cut off, but
the doctors say they can save it.
Tile, concrete work, on tho new'
Heckwlth block is completed except
the fire walls, and if the weather is
not too bad tley will be finished ill
a couple of days. The roof on the
west portion of the building Is on.
Mike Wald has leased Attorne.4
.1. 10.. Young's building in Coittage
Grove for a five-rent motion picture
theatre which he. will open there
about June 1. He thinks there is a
splendid field for such a place of
amusement there.
J. A. Cudgel, of Portland, was In
lhe city today looking for a location.
He has lu"u through Southern Ore
Sim and likes Eugene and surround
ing ciuntry best of all. He is also
looking for a location for a brother-in-law
of his.
A dozen or fifteen members of the
Pythian Sisters at Albany ram? to
Eugene this afternoon to attend an
entertainment to be given bv Hel
metia temple of Eugene tonight.
There will be a program and a
lunch.
D. A. Ulsdon, or Seattle, has sold
tho old Risdon property at the cor
ner of East Seventh and High streets
to E. L. Chambers, of this citv. The
property is 160x300 feet in dimen
sions, and . abuts on the mill pond
which Is owned by Mr Chambers.
Companies a and C have begun
their annual target practice on the
ranges south of the city. Some good
scores have already been made by a
number of members of each com
pany, and both win rank high in
marksmanship at the end of the sea
son. The city's new street roller was
unlouded from the car at the depot
today. It weiehs 12 uQ.. The is.
" be replaced by
24- nch wheel, a, soo as att()
PABTFB'tf Gsmiina Must Bear
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SUMMER
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flfipa IP
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summer line, You
complete la ererr mm
cwlllbeglau(0shw
goods, whothcrroiibiu.
We carry a full Um
nisblugs for men, usj
prices and styles are tight
We own our mn btftj
lay no rout and are u&tr.
with a raisnnalile prollt.
The Eugene Grocery
is now open for bus
iness in their new
stand and are better
able to serve their
Customers than ever
before : :
EUGENE GROCERY
104 West Eighth Street
ED. HANSOfi
Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's
ORIENTAL
s A pure, antisep.
tic Toilet Powder
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitely perfumed.
Renders an excel
lent comiJcxinn
and keeps I he skin
clear, soft and
velvety. Relievos
skin Irritation and
should be used
freely after Imth
imr and shaving,
iving a ueugni-
and reiresninL
etluct. At deal
ers or by mail, 25
cents Box. Pre
pared by
Ken T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY,
Proprietor of QOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
JTOB UU AMD RECOMMENDED BT
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jj Ao. 8 East Ninth Slmt
fj Kugene, Orcgoi1
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ILme,!
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STAM.UV'S,
HI 2 Wlllan,..!!,. St. - - .
duel the lut !'.
in the rut alien'.
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FISHER
IMiene Main tt.
l' ORPHEUM THEATRE
Ur der Entirely New Managemeni.
I HDiruAM nrnou; A 1 9nl Ii RlC 1 "L A
To-Night and All Week
THE EMPIRE STOCK CO.
Presenting all week
or jit Ni York: Comedy Su3
. " ...
"The Millionaire
Illutrte4sonjrs b'ccn acts arJ
the greatest of Moving Picture
'UacU Torn' Cabin'
Cuatain rises at 8 p. nft-Saturdavs r.V
ItV , ,:I,'",r- in the Ka-t '
1 no roller was r,,,m Io'r
0 viui.oo.vil ivc niiu