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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1908)
V. Specials; For three days only we will sell a fine assortment of $3 Hats for $2.50. Don't overlook this Market Day Sale We also make 2o reduction on all Suit Cases. ROBERTS BROS TOGGERY 554 Wilamette Street. A NICE LITTLE MEAL AT THE THEATRE CAFE is always appreciated, whore you Ret everything o apxti,liiK anil tooth some these June mornings, when your appetite is fickle. When you want to treat your friends, your wife or your ewceUMWi-t to a meal that in conked to (lie Queen's tustc, bring them to the 1'lieu.tro Cafe. ARKANSAS MAN TEMPORARY HEAD OF COMMITTEE Chlt-utso. June 19. The new re publican national committee organ ized today with Powell Clayton of Arkansas, as temporary chairman, to serve until a permanent chairman Is selected. Elmer Dover was re-elected secre tary and W. S. Stone sergeant at arnii!. GRAND JURY COMPLETES WORK AND FILESoREPORT 6. Kits i. .rr : cj cv- v i KITCHEN & KONPP Successor to I ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables , Oak and 7th Eueene. Or. Julius Goldsmith NO RACE BETTING' IN COLORADO Denver, Jnne 21. Judge Carlton M. UUbs, of the- district court, ren dered a decision today holding bet tin ou olnso races in Colorado un lawful., lleraime of his decision the Ovorlarid I'ui'Sc races have been called off until the supreme court cun pans upon the matter. SPECIAL ALB OF CITY IVTS FOll MARKET J)AY On June 20 (Market Day) I will offer the following special bargains: Lots 6 and 7, fronting on Fair mount Boulevard, and north half of lot 15 and lotB 10, 17 and 18, south half of lot 19, fronting. on Walnut avenue, all In block 10, Fairmount, according to the amended plat. These are all very choice lots, now ready for building, and no filling needed as they occupy elevated ground. Walnut avenue Is 80 feet wide, graded, gravelled, ornamented Its en tire length with growing walnut trees, and Is the leading drrve to Hen dricks' Park. Fairmount boulevard Ib 80 feet wide, has beautiful maple trees its entire length, (and is recog nized as the most beautiful driveway in the state. This property Is only one and one- half blocks from the electric line as now buildjng, and only four blocks from present car terminal, it is tne vacant property Immediately south of residence No. 927 on east side ol Walnut avenue and west side of Fair-mount. The last sale made on Walnut ave nue, Wheeler to Berkshire, brought $5 a front foot, but as I am author ized by the non-resident owner to close out this property at once, it will go Saturday at S3 to 4 per Iront toot 20 to 40 per cent. below its market value. . It will be sold in half lots with the privilege of more at the same rate. Terms: One-third cash, bnlance In one year at 6 per cent in terest. Abstract title. Free carfare to bona fide buyers. GEO. MELV1N MILLKK, Room 20, McClung Block, Cor. 8th and Willamette. Phone Red 1461. ' HIS! ll.It(;KI) FROM Dl'TY LAST EVENING J. It. AX1)RE, JIXCTIOX CITY MAX, PLEADS (Jl'ILTY TO CHARGE OF SEL LING Ligi'OR AND IK FIXED ioo. The Lane County Grand Jury was discharged last evening, and the fin al report Is as follows: In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In the County of Lane. Final report of the grand jury for the June term of said court, 1908. To the Honorable Circuit Court: We, the undersigned grand Jurors of the June term of the circuit court of said county, do respectfully submit this our final report, as such grand Jury: That, we have, to the best of our ability,' diligently inquired Into all crimes triable In said county, that have come to our knowledge and with as much expedition as was possible That we have examined the county hnUdlngs, located In Eugene, and find the court house kept In good condition, as well, also as the county Jail. .We concur In the recommen dation made by the last grand Jury In their final report as to the records being preserved in the upper part of the courthouse, and also in the mat ter of assessor's office,- being re-arranged so ns to expedite the business of that office. We also concur in the recommen dation of the last grand jury as to preparing a ceil, with other conven iences necessary, for the keeping of female prisoners. We find the books in the office of the clerk and sheriff and county rec ords all kept in good condition. Respectfully submitted. SOREN MADSON Foreman. J. D. COCHRAN. B. Y. CROW. S. T. BAKER. ' R. HANSEN. D. M. PURKERSON T. P. SCHENCK. Andrews Fined $100: . J. B. Andrews, the Junction City man, who was brought up from there yesterday, having been Indicted by the grand jury for selling liquor, entered a plea of guilty late yester day afternoon and was fined $100 and costs. The amount was paid and Andrews returned home on an eve ning train. EDGENE MAN . WAS CLASSMATE OF MR. SHERMAN There Is at h ast one man In Eu gene who is well acquainted with Mr. Sherman, the republican nominee for the vlce-presldemy. This Is Attor ney S. D. Allen, who was for four years a classmate 'of Mr. Sherman's at Hamilton College. Regarding Mr. Sherman, Mr. Al len says: "Upon graduation Mr. Sherman studied law, and after a little was elected mayor of the city of Utica, New York. At the cloBe of his term, or shortly thereafter, he was elected to Congress, to which body he has since been continually re-elected. Mr. Sherman Is a man of exemplary habits, a good talker, extremely popular with all his. asso ciates, but above all a shrewd, adroit politician. He has for many years been one of the republican managers in the house of representatives. He Is one of the beat parliamentarians In the country, and admirably quali fied to preside over the United States Senate. He has not practiced law, but has been engaged in busi ness, being president of the Utica Trust Company, and interested in the canning business. ' "Mr. Sherman is of the build of Mr Tart, but not quite so large or fleshy. His -full name is James Bchoocraft Sherman, but to all his friends and acquaintances he is "Jim" Sherman, one of the Jolliest, best natured men Imaginable." Starts Saturday June 20th The Bon Marche's En!s Satur, . - j i f fun i f ii - i m j MR. DUIN AND MISS LOYE WILL BE MARRIED The couple tuat is to he married In public after the market day par ade tomorrow afternoon is E. F. Duln of this city and MIbs E. Love, of Los Angeles, who arrived here only a few days ago to share her fortunes with Mr. Duln. . The wedding ceremony will take nlace on the platform in the bark some time - between two and thre o'clock. The bridal couple will head the parade on the streets and Im mediately after the parade is over the ceremony will take place. Those who have presents for the bride or flowers may leave tiliem with the com mittee on the platform. We are going to make this sale a success for you and our cW frnm the. start. Everv article will be reriSoJ v v"-" - vj, inn will be here to see tne iviarier uay. ume into and we will save you money on every article. ur store Only One I'hioe. THE GREAT FLEET PICTURES Will l,a crlvAn Renin Frldav and Saturday at the Electric yieatr. J19 If you can buy your watches, Jew- 1 rnnrtn nf Watts lust as cheap as at any other place, and get chances to draw one or more of those fine priieB, why not invest your money there? For sale at narnains two secuuu hnnd ranges. J. W. Kays Fur. Co, tf E. C. Gulliford Feel and Livery, Boarding Stables Now Floor Room New Rubber Tire Turnouts. Fall Creek Stage Line. 100 West Btb Street. Phono Main 00 Groceries You will always find the best brands of Croccrics Fresh Green Vegetables Flour and Feed No delay we bvt our own delivery Phone " U tniClJUEr MjUi53 lh St H. H. McVAY Succroor to M. S. Hubble Transfer Compiany will do general transfer IuikIiu'vh; woikI, lintiM'hiiWI goods, truiikH mill nil thing" I" hi" receive prompt mid rari'ful ntti'iitlon. "Iluslurs Prompt nnd '41 rt-f ill" Is our motto. Phono It'll 1 1'JI or leave orders lit Nudruu t'lgur Store Warm Weather Clothes (JIVE REST SATISFACTION WHEN PURCHASED AT HAN SON'S. WE CARRY HIGH" GRADE SUITS, MANUFAC TURED BY MICHAELS STERN & (X)., FOR WHICH WK ARE SOLE AtiKXTH IN KUUEXE. THEY KEEP THEIR SHAPE, WEAR WELL AND ARE PRICED REASONABLY BRYAN DECLINES TO DISCUSS WORK Lincoln. June 19. Wm. J. Bryan today declined to discuss the work of the Republican national conven tion. .a. There Is only one place In Eugene where you can purchase the new standard ateel tubular construction White Frost Refrigerators. An imi tation has been placed on the mar ket made of sheet Iron. When you want a good refrigerator, one that will not swell or warp with weather conditions, see usl Campbell-rell man Co.. The House FurnisherB. D19t2Wl ' Bnv a "Henley'V.lawn mower and It will be a pleasure to mow the lawn. I CHAMBERS HARDWARE CU. Women's Skirts in a 1 Kinds Less 25 per cent. 1000 new tailored Skirts in all colors and styles, the best of make and material, perfect in fit, hand tailored. In all sizes and lengths Booster sale price; one week only less ' 25 PER CENT 15c and 18c Summer Wash Goods 9c Think of getting the newest and latest things in summer Wash Goods, in all colors and patterns, in flowers, stripes and plaids; values up to 18c a yard; Booster sale, yd '..0c $2.50 Lingerie White Waists $1.69 1000-new Lingerie -white Waists in long and short sleeves, trimmed with lace and embroidery, hand finished, perfect fitting; regular $2.50 values; Booster sale, they can't last long, so be early, only ......... I t $l.etf 65c Wocl Goods in all colors, yd 49c A beautiful assortment of wool goods In light and dark,, perfect In weave; suitable for skirts, suits or coats; In all the newest weaves; regular 65c values, Booster price, yard 40c 15c Silkallne in all colors. Booster sale 9C I 20c summer sleevelss Vests; t all sizes now ' 9g $2.50 pure linen Kat,kn5 Special Booster sale ... OjC i.ou women's HandhagA 1 Special Booster sale . f 1 .49 45c embroideries In all width Ift" -i Booster sale ?Q 1 9 19 r..i . .. u.iuuS in an colors i and white ryQ tL.no wuiie umorellas rn Special Booster sale . . r . ,70C i do women s belts In 'all a r. sizes; Booster sale... ' 49C - . " ' ' Dresses, ; Booster Sale ..'..ft ' $1.50 infant's white 1"C 49c 89c Men's Shirts,, values to $1.00; Booster sale . Men's Shirts, values to $1.50; Booster sale ... Men's black and tan Hose; 1 all sizes, pair Men's Ties, values to 50c O Booster sale . Men's $3.50 Sailor Hatsfl Q new shapes now .... '' Men's $2.50 Sailor Hat. new Bhapes now $1.98 98c $1.50 women's white Oxfords, Booster sale $5.00 men's patent kid (kk ( Oxfords, Booster sale . J" 75c men's new Belts Booster sale price . . $1.00 men's new Belts . Booster sale price .;. 49c 69c Booster Sale Men's Suits, Suits, values to $ 1 7, sale $ 1 1 .95 Suits, values to $20, sale $14.95 The greatest sale of men's new high grade hand-tailored Suits in black, blue, grey and brown; hand filled collar; hand worked button holes; hand-made front that will ' not roll or break; the best of makes and the latest in style Booster sale, values to $1 7 at $1 1.95 Values to $20 at.... . . .. .$ 14.95 HOW TODAY. WEATHER FORECAST FOR NORTHWEST. Portland, Or., June 19. Oregon, Washington and Ida ho Probably showers to night and Saturday. Just out! The June number of Nobody's 'magazine. Send one East to your friends! For sale at Eaton's and Schwar'.zschlld's at 10c per copy. J19 Electric, Gas, Water CIiItoho Wheat Market. Chicago, June 21. July 87 3-8; Sept. 85 3-8; Dec, 86 5-8. Porthiiiil Uni'liiiiigiNl. Portland, Juno 21. Wheat unchanged. FOR SALE A cash register, a safe, and a nickel coffee urn. Enquire at Guard office. " tf FOR SALE Good 5-room house and barn, on lurne lot; good garden; Call at 16S Jefferson street. J26 Rogers Bros. 1S47 silverware sold cheapest at Watts'. Is TIMBER OWN'SrtS ONLY Owners desirous of disposing moderate sized timber tracts of good quality and accessibility may find It to their advantage to address H. & Y., care of The Guard Ju27 Willamette Valley Co W&term Fountain SUES Ide&l r&5 Pen Hearts with but tKoudht, s that write, .s one. J Schwarzschild's Book Store Waterman Ideal Headquarters Light weight Vmli'rvt'eiir nnd nil kinds of furnishings for tho Nuniim-r snixon. If ymi would drewi well nnd romfiirtntily, cuimt in nnd let us show you wlmt we luivo. 1 ' ... , Ynu don't linve to buy unless you find wlmt suits you. I ED. HANSON No. 8 Knt Ninth Street Eugene, Orrgon Market Dy Speci DOWN GO THE PRICES From now until Saturday night we will cut the price on every artiele in our store. The Jp?Tr will be with US Saturday, for one day only, but we are going to give our customers THKLL DAYS of Market Day Prices, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 18, 19 aivd 20. All Hosiery Cut to the Quick Sec ihc line of Ladies' and Children's Hose that have no equal, and if you need hosiery it is a certainty you will come to us to get them, because you can buy them cheaper than ever before. Oceans of Notions will be lined up from oneendofthehouse to the other. All reduced. LADIES' UNDERWEAR We are going to 'talk Unde wcar because we have the goods, and the prices arc way down, in other words, many garments in this house you can buy two for the price of one elsewhere. . Men's Underwear comes under the samcbaiv An Elegant Line of Men's and Boys' Dress and Work Shirts, Overall and "Jumpers, All Reduced EUGENE RA CKET STORE - o
