WGltX'E VKEKLY GUARD, THIRSDAY, UNE 1.
TWELVE OF 1HE imm 0F woodcraft
NflRWPIRIiNS HEfD
Wfe m smm. mm m. a
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Panama and Mlit Mraw 5 .urn. celebration
OcVEIL MQIMtHTS
PROPOSED MEATUSES
i:Pkcisks iu:u ix wood.mkss
HAM, SIMAV AKTKH.MMtX
MUSIC AND SI'KKCIIMAKISG
The Norwegians of Kugene and vi
cinity celebrated the anniversary of
.i, ,.row,,iiiir of tlie king of Norway
AXXU'J, MEMORIAL SERVICES
liKI.I) KIXIIW AKTEIJXOOX r.v
LOCAL CIRCLE
CARRY UHE
i
g tiwsjiva
" Hats For Men 0
A shipment of Panamas Sirect from the land c'f fat .Panama, is
now opened up and ready for your inspection, ' What is as cool,
comfortable and durable, and no other hat 2 & because the
Panama that costs you twice as much las ree timcs as long.
Prices $4.85, $6.00, $7.50, $8 0, $io.OO, $12.50
Split Straw Sailors in different width ' ancj ajj heights in
crowns, some with black and some jn trimmings.
Sailors 50c, 75c, $1.00, JLSO, $2.50 and $3.00
Get a New "Jolly Bailor" Straw $3.00
The latest and most popular - what, made of light soft straw
with sailor crown and light forim, bound to match band in
pearl, gray and brown.
AJZr 14st4 Ratlfl a Make your old hat look new. Brighten them up
WICK rial Ddnv 4 ,with .,k Hat Bands 25c and 50c
i yesterday afternoon with appropriate
exercises. They were iu uu.o up
held In the forenoon at the Wood
men hall, but through misunder
standing the crowd did not gather
until 3 o'clock In the afternoon, at
which time the exercises began.
Thoro wn music and an address by
A. M. Newman. A splendid time was
hat hv all Itrescnt.
The Norwegians of this city are
talking of organizing a lodge of the
Sons of Norway here in the
near future-, -- probably within two
weeks. An organizer will be up from
Portland shortly to start tne worn.
HAS MAJORITY OF 17 VOTES,
whim: akmorv mix i,osi-:s
HKItK 1(V 02:1 VOTI-IS TOTAL
KKH KKS OX OTHER MEASURES
The University of Oregon appro
priation bill carried the county by
1786 votes, there being 1547 votes
cast against the measure. The ar
behind here by
623 votes. Altogether twelve of the
referred initiative and referendum
measures carried In Lane county.
The vote was as follows:
1
A.
PERSOXAL
Imperial Hats
worth $5.00
cost
$3.00
S. U, FRJENDLY
!S9'2-594 WILLAMETTE. ST
Calftornia
Blankets
a pair
$6.00
CITYNtWS
The mojSiliy m eoiltig f the Com
mercial Qluib will, be held tonight.
Comrautaloner'B tnnnrt
session imt is iopcte
this evening.
W. J. Kyle-, of
tiled -lt h tho whiiiIv
nilsmon us notary
is still in
to udjotirn
and will be sent to her grandmother
in Massachusetts. The boy was re
leased1 from custody. George Caswell
Is their father.
. Mayor .1. n. Matlock, Councilman
Ccorge Fisher, M. Svarvertid and En
gineers Kelsay and McArthur drove
to It'itchlo creek and back Saturday
to view out a route for the pipe line
for the proposed city gravity water
syutein between the creek and the
bridge at Hendricks' ferry.
Max Zlnimermnn. promoter of the
florencc, today ur0 i,ow narailo and market day
'clerk his com- ., ..n 20. states that the ru-
rubllc. I ,,. that he will bring In a lot of
his own horses to sell on that day Is
k There wltl 1)8 no drill by Company entirely false, and Uint he will sell
r innirrnur nlirlit nti nrcount of the nnv horses that anv one will bring In
death of Ueulenunt White's father, lon'that day without any charge what-
! ever.
1 lie V 111 vvi nil y uunvuai n-tm mv.-,. , ,,
j.... ". ...i a... ... h.,M.' Tho old board walk in front of tho
of the O. A. C. team by the score of government postoflco lot on' Wailam
r. . a ,elte street was at last torn tip this
inftcrminn and gravel will bo filled
is u,,i hi j, i,-.e,i n 'until the government sees fit to ap-
, ' " 3 V. Vi.nV I proprlate money with wmcn 10 mum
shoe repair shop oil West Llghth .',,,,.,,,. Thn'mnnlo trees will
street for some time past, lias gone to
a cement walk. The maplo trees will
not be cut down at present.
Coliurs, where ho hus opened a shop.
MnrHlmro licenses were Issued this
Sliollon In.. let riernfon by tho county clerk to the by the wind
u. nei-ann tor a followlnc: C hosier A. WycKotr. agon
IS years, (if McKnnzIo Ilrldge, and
Minn' Onii 1'enrl Hare, aged 18, of
Professor H. I)
tho contract to W.
now residence to be built on Alder
street, near Professor Sweotser's rcs-
b the piling is all driven and access
is 'made possible to Springfield. Two
or three big telegraph poles will have
yt be moved, as they now stand where
me li nun win run.
A marriage license was issued to-
dayto Warren G. Thatcher, aged 40
years, of Creswell, and Mrs. Mary
Taylor, aged 42 years, of Eugene.
Campbell & Fellman have occu
pied the two rooms just vacated by
the Seattle Produce Company and C.
O. Hudson's wholesale house in the
Gordon block, and still they are
cramped for room.
' Sunday morning at 1 o'clock Otto
Katifmann, upon returning to his
home on West Fourth street, discov
ered the roof of the residence occu
pied by John G. Powers and family,
at the corner of West Fourth and
Washington streets, on fire. He turn
ed in an alarm and the chemical en
gine was on the scene In a short
time. A stream of chemicals, soon
extinguished the blaze, and there was
little damage to tho roof. During the
evening before the chimney at' the
residence had burned out, and it Is
thought that sparks lodged, in the
shingles and were fanned Into flanieB
D. It. l.nkln returned today from a
trip to Portland.
M. Wllhelm, of Monroe, was in i."c
city over Sunday.
Attorney Jerome ivnox, ui i,
Grove, Is in the city.
Miss Leone Jenkins returned msi
night from Portland.
Mrs. M. C. Wire returned home to
day from a trip north.
Fred C. I'eil, of junction ilj,
In Eugene over Sunday.
F. D, Wheeler, oi tallage um.c,
was In the city today.
Archie Service, of Baker uiry, is m
Eugene for a few days.
A. V. Connelly, of Roselourg, Is In
Pinirona fnr a dav or so.
C. H. Holden, a prominent citizen
of Florence, is in Eugene.
Jesse Griffin returned today from
a visit nt Cottage Grove.
J. F. Ross returned this afternoon
rnm a tri nto Portland.
LeRoy Gesner came up from Salem
on the afternoon train today.
Professor I. M. Glen was a passen
ger to Portland on the noon train to-
daMia n M. Knelisli and Miss Ed
n TCnrhnrt left for Portland this
Yes
Sheriff Bill 951
State Institutions . . . . 2B7o
Supreme Judges ....159S
Change Elections 3712
iTo work prisoners. . .i 4 4 a
Free Transportation. .1395
Armory Bill 2102
University of Oregon. 3323
Equal Suffrage 2J0b
First Salmon um ....ziot
Second Salmon Bill.. 24.14
Reddy Bill
Single Tax 14 41
Recall
Election U. S. Sen. ..3969
Proportional Rep. . . .2763
Camnalcn Funds... .3096
Jury Indictment 2752
Hood River County .. ii (9
County High School.. 3254
No
3834
1723
2578
676
1444
3429
2725
1547
2911
2041
204 1
2982
3670
1577
1024
1770
1499
1467
1265
1331
The Women of Woodcraft held
their annual memorial services yes-1
terday afternoon ami unveiled monu-i
mcnts over the graves of three of
their deceased members, as follows: j
Mrs. Cynthia A. Qarson and Miss Ber-:
tha H. Whittaker, In the Odd. Fel
lows' cemetery, and Mrs. Maude R.
Bradley, In the Laurel Hill cemetery. '
The ceremonies at each of the
graves were very beautiful and Im
pressive, Mrs. Geo. N. Frazer lead-
Ing in the ritualistic work. Rev. p, I
K. Hammond, rector of St. Mary's!
Episcopal church, delivered a short!
and touching address at each of-,the;
graves. I ne graves were all banked '
with flowers furnished by members'
of the circle and friends and families I
of the deceased. Forty-five or fifty i
of the members of the circle were In j
attendance at the unveiling.
1
Idonce. " jVida; Jesse P. Wyckoff, aged 18, and
' ! Miss Flossie V. Doano, aged IX, both
Siiturdiiy afternoon nt Itecroallnn I of Vlda. A double wedding soon.
Park the University second team do-
fented the high school tcjini In a slow '' Arnold, promoter fif, stree!
and uninteresting game of baseball carnivals and proprietor of Fourth of
by the score of 14 to 3. I July attractions, wub in Eugene today
Interviewing the local celebration
The warm wealhor of yesterday j committee In regard to exhibiting
and today softened up the new pave-' some of his attractions here, lie has
ment In places until It was nearly Coffered lb" committee a balloon ns-
tlrkv. What will It be In the hottest : cension at a reasonable figure turn
oather next month and In August?
Circuit
forenoon.
court
This
meetR Wednesday
is the adjourned
will probubly have a merry-go-round
here at that time.
A drunken tramp painter was plac-
torm held for the purpose of clenr-'etl In the city Jail this forenoon ny
Ing up tho docket for the regular Chief of Police Farrlngtou. He will
ferm, which begins on Monday, Juno appear before Judge Uorrls In the
15. morning. He fell aeleep In Williams'
iialnt shop on West Eighth street.
and the workmen could not wake him
up, so sent for tho police. Chief Far
rlnaton had to bent him on the bot-
tr-i'i of the fe-t before he could bring
III m to coucsiousness
The young son of Harry Rown,
sheriff-elect, brought to The Guard
office today a largo ripe loganberry,
the first that has been seen this sen
aon. This la very early for thoso ber
ries to ripen.
... , " , . ,, , ,, .. Yesterday Postmaer Page Keptj
It has been suggested that tho oily ,,,,,. llM1 ....(ween the hours I
place a spark arrester over the (lf 1() , , , , lnsten,i r hetween;
smokestack of alio new strum road g , 4 m heretofore. Notice;
roller, which Is-now working on the ot , ,..mKe W11!t (-hviiu through the !
streets. A repetition of the fire of .,, , ,.,.... 1,,i1 ..,,,, ,
to the office In the afternoon and;
1 were it Imlllltoillll'd In Hot getting
mall. The morning hour Is a
' ":x '
last August might result if this lire
caution is not taken.
Last night's 12:30 o'clock train
from Portland coiiHlstel of flft-'en
inipenuer coaches, all loaded, he
sides the usual number of lisguage,
mall and express cars, Tlie heavy
traffic was c:iused by the people re
turning from the rose festival nt
. Portland.
The case of Wavne and l.ela Cas
well, dependent children, came up 111
the Juvenile court today. The girl
was turned over to Mrs. Geo. Kelly,
were
their
much better one for the majority, and
will prove to be a popular one when
the people becoino accustomed to it.
A quarter of a mile of piling Is
built and ready for the rails on the
electric railway trestle from Judklns'
Piilnt toward Springfield, and a cou
ple of hundred ties are down on the
grading on the Eugene end or the
trestle. Connect loll with the line to
I he trestle can easily be made as soon
BISHOP' HENRY C. POTTER.
Famous Episcopalian divine who sur
renders his clerical duties because of
failing health.
't
of I-his
In
",,.'vW<t4 m',.
A Man isinDanger
thbery every day he keep
a-lt jiIhmiI liis (M-rseii, Iun
l:is (-lnei' of lillill'N.
Wheu a man has u strong will lie Is
apt to hnvo a won't that Is equally
enVetlve.
Tlier are some very attractive peo.
pie In the world whose strong point
seems to lie making resolutions and
getting some one else to keep them.
The thing that comes to you free of
charge sometimes Is apt to discharge
Willi, a deep ami terrific detonation.
- I
The i'eepet Injury you can do to hi
Satanic iini.vsiy Is to refuse to U of
service til hi:n.
I
New tlnit er;;s are down, ham pcr
vciv.'ly c,h l:: '!M I'v.v n.-. er :sw
ct:ile ai;;utl vii . n a CKHlculle love!?
nnnn
A. W. Walker and wife arrived in
Eugene from Medford yesterday on
a visit
I. B. Cushman. the Acme lumber
man and capitalist, is in the city for
n few Hnvs.
B. R. Westbrook, proprietor of the
Hotel Roseburg at Roseburg, Is In
the cltv on business.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. R. Gue arrived
from Medford last night. They are
on their way north.
Andy Taylor and John Stewart left
this morning lor a weea s nsuing
nedltiiin no the McKenzie.
Mrs. W. S. Gilbert, of Astoria, af
ter a visit In Eugene with the Misses
Chase, left for home today.
Mrs. E. Etter and little son weni
to Portland today to spend tne re
mainder of the summer there.
Mrs. Geo. Baehrens. of Portland.
Is visiting friends in Eugene a few
dayn.
Hon. R. A. Booth was a passenger
to RoBcburg on the afternoon, train
today.
Miss Sadie Douglas returned home
today from Portland, where she at
tended the rose festival.
'C. T. Clark, day operator at the S.
P. depot, Is taking n short layoff on
account of a slight Illness.
T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the Na
tional Bank of Cottage Grove, came
down on the noon train today.
.Mrs. V. B. Mathews came down
from Goshen on the noon train today
to visit Tier daughter, Mrs. L. L. War
nock. Miss Margaret Cundlff returned
home last night from Eastern Ore
gon, where she has been teaching
school.
Dean E. C. Sanderson, wife and
son returned on the noon train today
from Pleasant 111(1, where they spent
sunday.
A. W. Ream and family have re
turned, to Eugene from Oakland,
where they spent the winter and
summer. '
Mrs. M. E. Perkins, of Lebanon, af
ter a visit with her uncle. Rev .C. A.
Wooley, and ranilly In Eugene, re
turned homo today.
A. O. Knowles and bride left this
morning by horseback for Davis lake,
In the Cascade Mountains, where Mr.
Knowles will be employed during the
siimmer by the government as a for
est ranger.
C. R. Rankin, tho engineer In ;
charge of t!ie Oregon Enstern sur-i
vcy across the mouutaias from Na
troll, arrived in F.ugene this after
noon from Portland. He was nccom
panted by his wife.
MODERN WOODMEN HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
fiRAVKS OF DEPARTED NEIGH'
HOHS DECORATED YESTERDAY
SERMON IX THE EVEXIXO
Yesterday was annual memorial
day for the Modern Woodmen .of
America, and fitting exercises were
held by the local camp. At 2:30
o'clock in the afternoon 75 or-80 of
the members met. at the hall and
rode to the I. O. O. F. cemetery,
where the graves of the departed
neighbors, five In all, were decorated
with flowers and the ritualistic ser
vices of the order were carried out.
A committee was Ujen appointed to
go to the Masonic cemetery to deco
rate the grave of Neighbor Paul
Green.
In the evening the Modern Wood
men met again and proceeded In a
body to St. Mary's Episcopal church,
where an excellent sermon was deT
llvered by the rector, Rev. P. K.
Hammond.
FRESH CEMENT
Fresh car best grade Portland ce
ment just arrived. Price $3.75 per
barrel. Chambers Hdw. Co.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings.
stomach and liver, troubles, keeps
you well al! summer. That's what
Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. Try it and yon will always lim
it. 35 cents, tea or tablets. Linn
Drug Company.
STERNBERG it HAIUHT.
Photos, stamps and post cards.
General view work. Sixth street, be
tween Willamette and .Olive, tf
New stock fishing rods and flies
we art overstocked in some kinds
it files which we will sell at cost.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. .
Every day Is Special Sale Buggy
Day with us; get our prices and see
the goods and you will buy.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Rogers Bros. 1 84 7 silverware
sold cheapest at Watts'.
Tho reinforced center Vudor ham
mocks are tho best made; we are
sole "gents.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
A full line of "Cold Storage" re
frigerators; get our prices before
buy in;-.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
exeui roi; :s notice.
Estate of Danel Smith, deceased.
N.itlce is hereby given that the un
dersigned, llepry T. Smith, has
been .duly appointed executor of the
estnlo of Daniel Smith, deceased, by
order of the county court Jif Lane
county, Oregon. All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present the same with
proper vouchers to said executor at
the law office of L. Bllyeu In Eu
gene, Oregon, within six months
from the date thereof.
Dated this 21st day of May. 1908.
HENRY T. SMITH,
Executor.
L. BILYEU, Attorney.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notlca is hereby given that J. C.
Morgan, administrator of the estate
f I. O. Morgan, deceased, has filed
with the County Clerk of Lane Coun
ty, Oregon, his final account there
in: and an order has been made and
entered of record directing this not
ice and naming Saturday, the 13th
day or June, 190S, at ten o'clock In
the forenoon of said day, for the
hearing of objections, If any, to said
final account and settlement thereof.
Dated this 8th day of May, 1908,
at Eugene, Lane Coiintv, Oregon
J. C. MORGAN,
Administrator of the Estate of I. O.
Morgan, dereased.
WOODCOCK & POTTER,
Attorneys for Estate.
the
We are exclusive agents for
genuine Vudor porch shades.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
GEO. K. MUNROE
TiT. HOUSFUR.NISHER
STOVES-RANGES
FURNITURE
67 West Eighth St,.
We have everything for the kit
chen. All sorts of pots and pans in
metal and granlteware. All the little
contrivances that make cooking a
nastime Instead of a drudge you will
find here. Telephone Red 5576.
EUGENE ,OREGON
MEW YORK
CLIPPER
IS THE GREATEST
THEATRICAL g SHOW PAPER
IN THE WORLD.
$4.00 Par Year. ' Single Copy, 10 Cts.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
Sample Copy Free.
FRANK QUEEN PUB, CO. (Ltd),
U.BKRT.I BORIE, l'llHLISHKHS, ,
Uaxaokk. 47 W. tir., 2KW Yokk
w
HATES
Will t-,
e nwJe this-
season by t
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(l ines in Oregm)
From Ei
To
s11. urc, as i
lows:;
Both Way,
through
Portland
76.25
71.25
fi3.7S
63.75
0d
Caliy
Chicago.
St. Louis.
St. Paul!
Omaha-
Kau.su: Gity 63.75
Tickets-will be on sale
May 4, 18
June 5, 6 19, 2n
July 6; 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 32
Good or return In 90 dayi I
uvor privileges p easure within ;
, REMEMBER THE DATES!
For any further Inlormatiooocl
A.J. GILLETE
Local Agent
or write to
Win. AkMutray, General
senjier agent, Portland, Oi
IN ONE OR MANY COLO:-.
LARGEST FACILITY
IN THE WEST FOl
THE PRODUCTION Ol
HIGH GRADE W02I
iitis s tow s uiTmihij
NOTU'K I'OH i'l ltldCATIOX.
United States Land Office, Roseburg,
Oregon, March 20, laOS.
Notice is hereby Riven that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1S7S, entit
led "An act for the sale of timber
MKKTlXfi AT FHAXK'S HAM,
KOK Itllll.U'AI, STI PKNTS lands In the States of California, Ore-
Ron, .Nevada and Washington Terri
On Mondny evening. Jimp S. at 8
l. in., there will b" a mooting held nt
Frank's hall on Kast N'lnth stroet.
which will be a.ldresscd by Itrothtr
V. II
1-e-H-i-,ll
V,- AUDI T
n TO KXTKIinl
To give a party or t
have a few friends In?
nhniiogranhs will frnW
entire programme for .'
tertainment you "?sire- ;
ami hear what far"50'
things It can glre you. i
hear the new record.
f,.n, r-nmlc
inline llu-"
-
grand opera
from fun".1'
ics lo sp
lend Id orallonf.
EUGENE GUN CO.
m. ......... .... ' 534WilametSm-
tory. ' as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August -I. 1S92,
.Hepsoy A. Wutts of Eugene. Conn'v
of ;.ane. State of Orciron. did nn .li.lv I
nunily, laic from China, in tile 22, V.IOT, file in this officer her I
u of hIKIcat students and , sworn statement Xo flO'it fr ih.
purchase of the X 1-2 of N'K 1-4;
SW K4 of Xi: 1-4 and Lot I of Sec-!
lion No. is, in Township No. lit, j
ninth, liai-.gp No. S. v,.sr V. M. and;
will iff i- proof l,i sh-iw that ih. tnn.l ',
't't-MV
r:-s!l;in uviV. An interesting dis
O'trsc l! pnr--' v! who attend.
'Hie snb.ioil will be "Cod's Misslcn
m v W.m-'s," l-t Ml'btt-ncil At'iorica
..The GRAND.
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PROGS,
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Unlucky Intcrfcren.-c,
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The Eugene Loan and SavirgsEcrk
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 EttaHit.cd l2
mil:!
lil;-
tlic tll!'.i-st!v- fuui-'.lii-i.;.
. purify t'i. blood and Impart renewed
vigor and vitality to the weak and
j debilitated of both icxcs. Sold un
der stinraiitrp at V. A. Kuvkcndall's
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at t'
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er. Any and :i',l ji-r-mn
vrr ly Hie above ,l.' er;i'
iinlred tn rr-m- steil to .f
a-l-
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I lands .T-
ir claims In this
of
Malinee Every T- y 2:45
Kaih
furnish a bond of at least fifty per ofilre on or before said Itth dav
cent of his bid. , June, 1 SOS.
Ity order of hullditis conimltteo. I nKXJAM I,. KDDY
J20 Kegister!
Evcrins Fcrfor.snce
Rrn rirK-lc civen awj-. J'-:r-c
SAVE YOUR CUPONS.
2e
crATS
M l. itrt"
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' drug store. 10 cents'.
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