Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 29, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 THE ElOKVE DAILY GtART), FRIDAY, MAY 2, lOud Tin Friendly Store, Shopping Nevs TbK Store -will b. closed tomorrow, Daccra'ion Iay biLween h hours of S:30 a. m. andil p. m. May S2I23 Lie 2 Curtains, Nets, Madras, ELc. Comes just when the house cleaning is being: done. Hundreds of homes will b; re-curfainei and at no time have we been better stocked with newest curtains and. materials by the yard. Thousands of pieces will be sold during this sale. Be on hand and take advantage of the best values, white, cream and ecru colors. hwiss mri'Li:i curtains, 73c and OI.UI). Swiss ruffled curtains In three styles, plain, checked and three rows pf fucks; blR values at "' tH 1 .00 .XRU AXI) WIIITK ( URTAIVS, fSOc, 7.-c, 1)11 .00 itlid ffl',(. GOO pairs Nottingham Lacu Cm'" tains, Ailuvcr (olnH, plain centers with floral nnrl stripe Hud (Jreek borders; plain und fancy mesh, 4! to 00 hicon wide, full 3 yards lung, rand values. UNUSUAL VALUES IN LADIES' AND MEN'S SUITS Friendly 592-594 Willamette 4 ' from Seattle. Mrs. Matlock and Earl '' . . "i i stopped off In Portland to visit thero PERSONAL V a few days. t........!,......!' Mrs. Norrls Humphrey went to ", Portland on the noon train today to ' ' J. M. Howe returned today from a ! visit friends and relatives thore dur , trip to Cottage Grove. . j Ing. the pose festival. John Hunzicker went to Cottngo : Miss Lutn Dunbar was a passen Urovo today on business. I Ker to Portland on the noon train to- W. II. Uoggs. of Harrlsburg, Is in . day. She will remain there for the tho city today on business Hon. and Mrs'. T. U. Hendricks and Job. Luckey are home from Seattle. Mrs. Lloyd Uellman returned this I alter fternoon rrom a visit nt Lebanon. I ,.J1,IV-Z.l:1"1,!Ji.!:e.'1n1.!um.6...t0 Might from a trip through California, 12. It. Davis returned this after noon from Seattle und Victoria, B.C. Henry Donhurt returned home' to day from his trip to Senilis. Ho was delighted with the bnl.il 'ship parade. Dr. Johnson returned lo Wnlter-vlllr- today aitor a short stay In Eti gont. s J. O. Damnum was a passenger to Cottage drove 0I1 tbo u'ternoun train tenia;'. Mrs. V. W. Cllmer enme tip from Salem this afternoon to visit relatives hore. . . , Mrs. V. G. White and son, Melvin, went to Portland toduy to visit there a few dnys. Y. D. llonslll and F. N. McAllster left this morning 011 a fishing trip up the M0K0117.I0. W. H. Jenkins, truvelUiK passenger agent of .the S, P, Co., was in tho city over night. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Lovlngor dupurted today for Portland, where they will visit a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coffmnit went to Cottage Grove today Vo spund Memorial Dny there. Mayor J. D. Matlock went to Cot tage Grove today to speak on prohi bition there tonight. Mrs. Calloway camo down from ... ulul. I,.,. .1 t ,r 1,- I u 1 i r MnN-i. . """"' j I.. G. Adair went to Salem toduy to decorate the grave of his daughter, who Is burled thorc. David Link, wlfo nnd sou, Willis, returned Inst night from a trip ti Seattle nnd to Victoria, II. C. Mrs. George Sauberl and children arrived In Eugene yesterday from Spokane und left for Florence. John Coffey nnd son, of North Yakima, Wash., are In the city vis iting W. E. Russell und family. Mrs. 11. iteld was n passenger to llurrlsburg on the noon train today to visit 11 relative who Is very 111. George Richardson, n I'nlversltv student, went to t'orvallls today to' witness the high school track meet, j liov. and Mrs. T. S. llandsaker re turned hunie to CiirvnlllH today, af-' tor having transarlud business in j Eugene. I Win. I'crmnn returned this after-' noun from Junctluu City, wluire be, played in I lie orchestra for the dance i lust night Mrs. W. K. Ostium returned this ' morning from El Paso. Texas, where, Khe left her son, Arthus Glasou In a sanitarium I K. D. Matlock returned lust night The Eugene Loan Capital and Surplus $J 25,000.00 NUT CTRTAI.VS, WHITK und AHA II, $-2.ZH s1 91,00. Curtains that sold regular at (2.50 and JO. 00, jilain not centers, tape, Battenberg and Insertion borders, soma hemmed and others lace edge, an Immense variety of pret ty patterns, wonderful val ues, at. ... .$a,U." and (jts.ao Solvation, Dijor p.ni-;l.s, 00c ami $1.00 Arab mil white with Hattcn berg trimming. Your Money's . worth or your Money Bade St. rose festival next week. Eugene Matlock went to Cottace Grove today to spend Memorial Day there with his wlfo, who went few days ngo to visit her folks I''ncls Walsh and C. W. up a Head. t University students, left today for Yellowstone Purk, where they will spend the remainder df tho summer. - Geo'rgo doner is down from Bel knap Springs. Ho says t'ho resort will he crowded this year, Judging from present indications. There are already nine camping parties there. Mrs. N., M, Clom was' a passenger to Albany on-tho noon train today. She was accompanied by Mr., and Mrs. ,G. A. Serfllng. of Kresno.- Cal.. who arrived, hero a few days ago on a visit. Mmses Blrdlo WIse and Jennie-Jef-fcrs and Carl Thomas, the Astoria high school debaters, arrived in En gone last night. They were accom panied by MIsb Hulse, an Instructor In the high school. Misses Pearl Aldrlch, Antui McCor mlck and Elsie Llllurd, comprising the Lebanon high school debating team, arrived In Eugene this after noon for tho debate with tho Astoria team tonight. They were accompa nied by Principal E. K. Barnes. J. II. Mnxw -II, rural mall cnrrlpr on Route No. 2, Eugene, and II. W. Smll'.i, carrier on Houte No. a.Sprlng fleld, went to Albany todny to attend tho state convention of letter carri " "'"" IHIH.'I ers tomorrow. Other carriers from Kugene ,,ud Springfield will proba I hly go down tonight or In the morn Inj. . Dee supplies of all klnn , Chambers Hardwure Co. j . , v ' See ma new nan: 1 . carpet lining. ('HAMMERS HARDWVRE CO. Take ore of our Cftffle'd power washers on 80 dnys' trial and you can do your washing without wo-k. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Thousands of rolls nt new wall pa per Just received. CHAM HERS HARDWARE CO. Fresh gnrrten seed In bulk. CHAM REUS HARDWARE CO Use stair pans under your stair car pet. Wo have them. CHAMIlKltS HARDWARE CO. New models easy riding Rambler hinvrtna nn ,Htil,iv ' CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO Kings of all kinds nt Hill's Gun store You Salute a Man who Is knvwn t ptxttwrn a good bank wi'wuiU. 'ilk imifciHllty ho stnrted t. tk less t linn you have. An account t the Eugnn Loan nnd Savings Bunk makes a 111 nil careful of his spendlngs. Start out yourseir and note bow the net or drnwlre a check mnkes you rnretul nbiut use less expenditure. What you don't spend Is so Qich saved. and Savings Bank Established !S2 LOOKS LIKE A JOKE' TO EASTERN PEOPLE e COUNTY TKKASt'KKK HAS Aj , TUIK KIIOWIXU M'EDI'I.K; !' WHKUH TO PAY TA.XKS. I ! Sine? Eastern people have com ' monced to flock to H1I3 country In large numbers the ounty treasurer has had his hands full of trouble. (H . course most of these people Who : are coming buy homes or Invest In lands, and naturally have to pay ! taxe3. Nearly all of them come from ! states where the taxes are paid 'to , the county treasurer direct and this is'the office they flock to as a matter ! of habit. It's a curious bland smile 1 that spreads over the honest faces of theea people from the East when j they are politely informed that they ! will have to go to tho sheriff to set jtle that difference. They don't see 1 the joke. He is the fellow above all county. olflters feat they . seek to avoid and when they fully understand after considerable insistence. vfl the I part of the treasurer thai the sher iff first handles the tax money they I'd iii-lsi nt I V leiivp fur Ihn now Inno- AU t!re are more Eastern people 'CQi",'rig to this country niw than 'ever before, this article may .serve las a gentle reminder of what to. ox I pect when tax time comes around. SMALLPOX ON BATTLESHIP FLEET Seattle, May 29. At the Puget Sound navy yard a yel- low flag floats at the mast of the battleship Kentucky. smallpox having developed oh 1 board. One sailor Is sick with v .the disease und others show . signs of it. LVNIVEKKITY KTl'DKXTS WHO AKK K.vri 1 i.i'.i' TO VOTE MONDAY Editor Guard: Will you please state, through the columns of your paper, that students and others who maintain a resldonce somewhere else have a right to vote on the Uni versity of Oregon appropriation bill, along with the state ticket. ' To vote requires a six months' res idence in the state, and the voter must sign Blnnk A. There will be a notary all day at the Republican headquarters. In Justice or the Peace Bryson's office, to take the affidavits of friends of tho University. ALLEN EATON. TERRIFIC WINDSTORM SWEEPS OYER KANSAS r . Topeka, Kan., May 28. A terrific wind storm or,almost the proportions nf n tornndo swept over the southern part ot Lowell county last night, kill ing one man ana injureu 4 ueiouno, seven ot them probably fatally. Tho dead; GEORGE HAHN. . " .. As rar as known the list of Injured is complete: .1 Mrs. George Hahn, tauiiy. Frank Crites und wire, the latter probably fatally. '' John Bowmun nnd family. Charles Durant. and family. William Annlebv and family. A family named McFarland, the husband and wife both fntnlly. A boy named Mosher, who lived with the Appleby fntnlly, had an arm broken and received Internal Injuries. Scatters Houses Over Prnlrle Tho storm traveled rrom tho south west nnd was 150 yards wide. It took everything, In the path and scat tered a number ot houses, bams and small buildings over the prairie. The property damage will .amount to thousands or dollars nnd the damage to growing crops is large. MASSMKKT1X TO ARRAXGK FOR I'XIVF.RSITY VOTE There will b n mnss meeting or citizens at the court house Saturday evening at X o'clock sharp to arrange to give the University or urewin n record-breaking vote at the polls Tin Monday. Indications point to strong onnosi tlon In I Inn, Benton. Marlon, Wash ington. Polk. Ynnihlll. Clackamas, Wasco and Union counties. Eugene has- KiSS voters registered. A vote here will cancel a vote In any other part of the state. Everybody come to belli organize the four En gene preclni-ls, Falrmount and Blan ton. . Any one who ts'cnl Itled to vote for state nM'lcers can vole on the Univer sity bill. ALLEN EATON. An Alliany man cajitured n young coon nnd It was placed with three young kittens, an I wlill" nt first the foster mother refused to have any thing to do with her adopted charge, now tile cat and coon have grown much b I hi r lied to one another nnd the little c.Kin Is apparently cared for equally well with the three kittens. NEW TODAY. GIRL WANTED For housework. Apply at 43.S Jerferaon St. WANTED Agents on salary of $4Ti to $60 per month and commission: either ladles or gentlemen. Apply Room 2, Hoffman House, May 30 rrom 9 a. m. to 6 p. in. FOR SALE Timber land; quarter section In township 16.fjv r. 1 w. section 32. Will sell cheap If sold nt once. Address C. J. G., rare Guard office. i LOST - Ladles' black leather hand j on Willamette street, containing a j nilhoad ticket from Seattle to " 1111 e s-'in uf oion. v. Reward. Return to Guard off c-. j- CITY NEWS W. J. Kyle, of Florence, has beeu named bv' the governor as notary nubile. ' The. Unlvcr.;il,y baseball team goes tf) Rosebiirg tuuitfhl to play the team there tomorrow. P. L. Miller, or this city, has bought an aire tract in the Blair Street additiun, the Ori-'gou Land Company. pinking the sale. Excavating tor the five-story I. O. O. F. block is practically completed and the work of putting In the foun dation wall will soon begin. The new heating plant of the First National bank was hauled to the bank building from the depot today and win be installed as soon as pos sible. David Monroe, a subject of the king of England, today filed with tho county clerk his declaration of intention of becoming a citizen ot the United. States. The frame work of the new Beaver Club house on East Twelfth street Is up. The building will be completed by the time the University opens next fall. Chief of Police Fanington , says Mia law rtnmnnllini? bells (111 IliCVCleS 1 must be enforced. .During the past, few davs he has notified a good ninny owhfrs or w.ieels to nave Dens put on. Mrs.. Cecilia Dunn has, engaged Architect Hunzlcker to draw plans for a line, residence to be uulit on ner property on Oak street, near her old residence, to cost $4000. It will be two stories high and contain seven rooms, County Judge Chrlsman today is sued an order permitting Jesse R. and Lizzie A. Traylor to adopt Lottie Dully, aged 9 years, a ward or the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society at Port land, nnd changing her name to Irene Henrietta Trayler. John H. Hartog, manager of the Eugene Commercial Club, will go to Albany on this evening's train to at tend the convention af the state ru ral carriers there tomorrow. He Is down for an address. to be given the carriers by the Albany Commercial Chb. Dr. Johnson, of W.altervMle, brought down this week from that place the eight-year-old son of A. E. Dean, who while playing at school fell nnd boke the bone of his left arm at the elbow. Dr. Johnson, with the aid ot Dr. Wall's X-ray machine, set the bone and tht boy 13 now getting along well. . W. M. Renshaw, J. C. Watkins and Henry Hollenbeek, appraisers or the estate of Evert Fisher, deceased, today filed their inventory with the probate court. The- property of the estate consists of a claim for $750 damages against the Southern Pacific Company on account of Injuries re sulting in death. J. F. Spray. Mary E. Spray and E. C. Spray today Hied with the county clerk articles or Incorporation of Spray & Company. The prinripal place of business is nt Cottnge Grave and the capital stock Is $10,000. The objects ot the corporation are to con duct a general teed store and engage In the commission business. . Mrs. Sklpworth has leased J. M. Shelley's largo residence nt the cor ner ot West Eighth nnd Charnelton streets, and will conduct a lodging house. She takes possession Monday Mr. Shelley nnd -family will continue to occupy rooms in the house until their new residence nt the corner of East Eleventh and Pearl streets Is completed. C. H. Hales, ot this city, was yes terday appointed administrator of, the cstnte of Mrs. Margaret Odell, who died in Portland May 24. 190S. The only hei'r-at-law Is Mrs. Franc O. Hale, wire or the administrator. The probable value or the estate is $1300. William Pruston. Darwin Bristow and S. B. Enkln were appointed ap praisers. The Commercial Club will have beautiful bndges to present to the Portland excursionists who will b here on Juno 24. the occasion being coiiuneiiceiueiu oay at uie i niver slty and the dedication of the new passenger depot. The badges consist of a button on which Is a picture or a beautiful girl In c-.ilprs. and attached to It are two ribbons, green and yel low, with the Inscription "Welcome to Eugene" thereon. Tho ba Iges will be splendid souvenirs of the occa sion. ORPHEUM THEATRE " Matiiut'e Tomorrow nt Tomorrow afternoon nt the Orph itm theatre the o-ipiilar Empire Sto k Company will give n matliee of "My SweeMi.!irt " fin lnrt.tit, a drama which is nleaslng large audi ences nightly. Th" performance is full or hear' Interest nvl h" and Is espi-clally Interes'lng to ladies and rhll iren. The prices for matinee to morrow nt 2:30 will tie 10 and lo cents; reserved seats. 20 rents. WELL DRILLING Get your wells drilled by old nnd experienced well-drillers RUCailOLZ & CARPENTER, Sti" So. Willamette S:. Phone Red 4S72. tt Those rich prices to lv- given rtv bv Watts are attrartlngVi great deal 1 "nipii iinu looming good re sults. The priyes :lr,. i.vS-ti,, In th- corner window of w.irO a,,. M-,1,... i,.o!ry s'or- coni,T .Vin-h and Willamette ."'.reels. MIXIJP IN DATES. FOR BASEBALL GAMES CHKMIUA INDIANS ARRIVE HERE THIS AFTKRXOOX THINKING THEY HAD GAME WITH EUGENE HIGH KCHOCJl, I Tho Chemawa Indian baseball team arrived in Eugene this arter- ,,.,.iHiv and c almed that they had a game with the tuwne high school today.. Manager Mitch ell of the local team, who happened to 'be at the train when they arrived, was greatly surprised when the man ager of the Indian team told hint that they had come to play, and was at a loss to know what to do. Mitch ell savs he had a game scheduled with Chemawa for today, but wrote the manager of the team nearly two weeks ago cancelling the game, as It would be Impossible to play. He re ceived no acknowledgment of the letter, but never Imagined that It had not been received. Of course the game was not played this arternoou, as the imlversitv second team and the team from Columbia University occupied the grounds. Tomorrow the high schnol plays Columbia. The Indians say they have a game sched uled at CempTOB fnr " y. . 1 ' y MKY DUnntl OLUUIILO niUnDPt AIIIl Al IMflNY UIIUI1UL HUM nblliiwiu 'iiwiire Harris today granted a di vorce in the case of Blanch Bonney vs Henry C. Bonney, the ground up on whioh she sued being desertion. Mrs. Bonney Is also grantea me mi and custody of the two minor chil dren and $10 a month for each of them until they reach their majority. The older one is not over five years of age.- Bonney, ho was formerly. em ployed by the city delivery system here, is now In Jacksonville. I. N. Harbaugh was Mrs. Bonney's attor ney. VIOLIX RECITAL LAST XIGHT DREW LARGE AUDIENCE A large audience was attracted to Villard hall last night by the recital of LeRoy Gesner's violin pupils, as sisted by a number of the- piano and voice pupils of Mrs. Schuecker and Mrs. Pone. The program was inter esting all the way through and each number was heartily applauded. Mr. Gesner's pupils who appeared were Buford Roach, Miss Camllle Taylor, C. K. Lyans, Miss Lucille Abrams and Miss Mary DeBar. Their work indi cated that their instructor has taken great pains with them. Mrs. Schuecker's pupils who assisted were Misses Errie Mc.Callum, Josephine Jensen, Adele Goff and Jessls Ferris, whose work was especially pleasing. Miss Una Neal, a pupil of Mrs. Pope, appeared In a vocal solo which was greatly enjoyed. THE SMOKER'S , SAD LOT The man who smokes 10-cent cigars Or two-fers, stogies or a pipe,. Who puffs inside the smoking cars The smokestack's human prototype (Perhaps that simile's not right, . But "pipe" has none too many rhyme's! Is apt to hear this day or night Till through his memory it chimes, "You smoke too much." If he complains about his health, And says that his digestion's bad. They drop the hint on him by stealth And for the opening are glad. U he observes that times are hard And thnt he cannot save enough, With this remark they'll interlard His constant rhythmic draw and puff, . "You smoke too much." It gets so when he misses trains, Or buys a suit that doesn't fit, Or when his taste for drama wanes, Or when he shows a caustic wit. Or when his hair is falling" out. Or when his teeth begin to ache, Some critic then is sure to shout And this remark is what he'll make, 'You smoke too much." No matter what the poor man does. No matter what he- doesn't do.' No matter what the poor man was. ' Nor what hard luck he struggles through; If he should have ingrowing nails, Or If his voice In singing falls, Somebody else Is sura to speak, .' "You smoke too much." Ex. Tying her sur.uonnet under her chin, --on- urn ner raven ringlets in; Then to the store she went gleo itb For llolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Co. The First National bank of Leb anon began business this week tak ing over the business of P. M. Scrog gln & Co. The new bank has a cap ital of $.-,0,000, and is managed by some of Lebanon's most competent trustworthy and snlismntiui i,i.,.' i men. SICK HEADACHE Po4tlwlT emri W lht Little ISUnt IhPT rOsn mIipm tu. uiKvuuoa ana -ro JnajBf cdjftir Dliaess, Natisi, la tho Monti. Oxtot Ttauraft. P,- to in Uin hi i'nriu UVKK. 110 rtuhtt U Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMW.P1LL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. i:y ''lit i Pius. yv-. carter's! iniT-rir lfiwrk 111 mi To 1 1 PRELIMINARIES AT , CORYALLIS .TODAY ''"P-Zl&k The preparatory school track nie began at Corvaiiis t.ii;; afiernooi v j; , the- preliminary .events,, or weeding out process. ,As 'there are 2.4 schook represented' at. the .meet it ia uu, t.s sary to pick out tho best athleu-s fu," the contests tomorrow arternoou and that Is being done this afternoon' Th -Eugene team, in charge of Ulysses Ellmaker, left on this morning's train for Corvallls. Ho Is a member of the team and the others-are as folhws Krieger, Jenkins, Young,. Absiire Sheridan, Bailey and Knox. The oth er schools which will be represented are as lollows: Island City, Portland flood River, Saleni, Pendleton La Fayette, Albany, LaGrande, kose burg, Ontario, Astoria, Corvaliis East Portland, Heppner, ' DaVton Grants Pass, Lebanon, Union, Oregon City, Ashland, all high schools; Port land Academy, Calumbla University and Hill' Military Academy. PETER WEAVER WANTED ' ON INSANITY CHARGE vi. . Peter Weaver, an old man residing at Pleasant Hill, und thought to be mentally unbalanced, is wanted by the authorities, a charge of insanity having been brought against him to day. . Weaver arrived in Eugene last night on tho train rrom the north. He acted In a strange manner on the streets and lett-a large number ot letters about the, city addressed to various persons, one or two or them being for J. R. Sellers, and or a threatening nature. OIHcers Puriy and Graham placed him under arrest and lodged him In the city jail. He was kept there until 11 o'cloek this iorenoon, when Chier or Police Far rljigton released him, there having been no charge filed against him up to that. time. A little later a com plaint charging ' him with Insanity was Bworh to, but t;ie man could not be found, at a late Jiour. this after noon. ..... CHILDREN'S TEMPERANCE PARADE TOMORROW The parade of school children which was to have been held next Monday under the auspices of the W. C. T. U., and in the interests of temperance, will be held tomorrow afternoon Instead. The children are requested to meet at the Christian church at 1:30-o'clock and the pa rade, will take place on Willamette street, beginning about 2 o'clock. At 3 o clock, on their return, they will Join the G. A. It. and W. R. C. and march to the mill race,. where flow ers will be scattered over the water In memory or the nation's sailur dead. " ' '' ( , .. .. MONEY 'SECURED TO BUILD NEW RAILROAD Baker City, May 2S. That money for the construction -af the Eagls Val ley Railroad has been secured and that work will begin July 1, is the announcement made today on the ar rival here of A. B, Jacobs, of Cincin nati. Jucbos represents the promot ers of the enterprise, nnd he an nounced today that he is h9re to file deed3 and mortgages so that bonds may be issued for Immediate con struction of the road. He gives assurance that purchas ers are already secured for the bonds, and there will be no lack of money when once the details are arranged Cincinnati people, it is understood will furnish the money. The new road will be narrow gauge, extending from Baker City to a rich mining district 70 miles into the interior, where It will tap the Eagle and Pine valleys, and the rich 64-M-8ll 11 1,1,1 I A FA IB nil'KB- iv sot mm, .. I Oil I & W : odpwfi !M THE A i To-NightandAHWeek THE EMPIRE STOCK Tk B.a-tik.1 4-Att Comedy "MY SWEETH5' 12 Beautifully jstratcd SonP,,, Curtain rises at 8 p. m-J toraavi 730 O ChiWrei 10c, Adul'.s 20:, Refv . n vj Matir.ee Prices ICc. i" e . Suits &ugU at. Hansons : Possess and Best of Workman We have the Unes'thi, ', w-ucpentMupontoio md wear we'll. rnet lallorrd goods and the if the season's neirest iW. We arc KnSeue Agratsf,, MK,HAKLS,STERXarJ w hiit more could m Our stock of gents' Ins big goods, Imfs, etc, hit (ilete nnd everything at nu nlde prices. Come la u4t us show. jou i ED. HANSOM No. 8 East Ninth Stmt HALL & SHUMK Plumbing Biiil Sewer lit Also genm-al Jobbing li ! sheet Iron work. Iron wurk f: attention, to. ' Cdrry a full line of plumbM Hlh.no lllurk 1:?2. .JtWHiij NOTICE 01' HN.U, SKnifll Notice is hereuv c:fen tti: dersigned. Adeline A. Ti! aaniiniKlralriT of the C!UW I Taylor, deceased, has f f led ir account la the matter 01 m and Monday, the 1st di? il 190S, at the hour of 1 o'floet afternoon of said daj w - ! bv order of'sald court for lis : 01 oujevuuiia iw OB1 1 rha final fiPttieiSHU estate. All objections 'k nn n Kofnrp-suit date. j Dated April . .. ! ADELINE A. TJTU !L. Bllyeu- Attorner. copper country northwest oli ln t ie toriii"-ue worK will oegiu doesn't take expert arterrann?wv handsome, ne. Come Hi and see M . , , liule ;,uB'-' 11(,ressary to Jte l6; ham. '"'.. v i s,,,-:. "heels ... nierit. EUGENE Under Entirely New f$d -Rr'uSE SUBSTITUTES