Eugene daily guard., June 24, 1908, Image 8

THE EUGENE DAILY GCARB. WEDXKSDAYt JVKB 24, if0&.
The Friendly Store Wednesday Specials
Tomorrow we offer some extra specials
25c Goods 1 5c: 40c fin French Cotton
Silk Wash Fabrics 25c a yard.
in Wash Goods
and Cgtton and
.$25 Ladies' Stylish Tailored Suits, special ea. $10
Every ladles' Suit In stock must be sold before tne 1st or July, ann every sun is new una ""
uMth ih Uv,.pi,iiin nf five carried over from last season; tnese we oner hi i eacn; me un
..... . .!... i i.,.rti..,iinr nnrl th cloths, colors and patterns are all desirable: sixes
38. Some are very desirable for fall wear; values to $25; sale price
32 to
.$10.00
$12 Wool Walking Skirts $4.50 Wash Suits $1.78
60c Novelty Dress Silks, a yd. 38c
$1.00 Colored Rajah Silks, a yard 68c
S00 vards Novelty Dress Silks In blues, browns, grays, tans, white and black; neat figures and
cheeks and plain colors; JS to 27 Inches wide; values to $1.00;
sale price
ISHc mid !(' a yard
Wool Dress Goods values to $ 1 .50, a yard 39c
Checks and plaids, suitable for aults, skirts and coats; most are light and medium colors; 36
54 inches wide; special, a yard i
in. to
. 3c
IjmIU's' MiihIIii Underwear
ui;iici:i) u
Ladles' Waist, Silk, Ijiwn, -Net,
m:i)LC'Ki u
Ladles Fast Black Hose, 15 a 23c
Xa8OH I1HV 8uniUM ujsuoosiAY
In black and colors, lfio to BOc
Ijue Curtains, SO Styles,
KIODICKI) Yt
Illunki'lH and Comforts
11K11'CE1 U
Embroideries and Trimmings.
ltEDl'CEl) H
Hundreds of Kenmaiits
REDUCED U and U
Long Silk Oloves $1.00
Virginia Mills Silk Gloves BOc
Lisle Gloves USc
Silk Mitts, pair ... Be
Beautiful assortment of Ladies'
Belts, Combs Neckwear, Veiling,
Belt Buckles, etc.
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street.
Agents Nemo and Kabo Corsets,
Moneybak Silk, Wayne Knit
Hosiery, Priestley's Dress Goodls
STATE TEACHERS"
ASSOCIATION
The annual convention of tie Wes
tern division of the state teachers'
association will convene at the Uni
versity of Oregon tomorrow and con
tinue over Saturday. Quite a number
of the teachers arrived this after
noon and many more will be In to
night and tomorrow. The local com
mittees are a3 follows: Reception.
County School Superintendent V. B.
Dillard, Miss Ida Patterson, Miss Em
ma Chase, Professor W. C. Lyans,
Professor E. R. Parker. Entertain
ment, City Superintendent L. R. Al
derman, Professor Geo. W. Hug, Miss
Cora Wold, Miss Maude Gallogly,
Mls Fannie Millican.
street from VV. J. Baldwin, will taKe
cuai'be oi the business auuul July Jr
ms uouaeuuiu gouud nave arrived
uiu iuAmiiu, wal., auu bis laiiu,.
v. in bcBm uuuSt-aeciiiu at once.
she has been for several weeke.
Mrs. Jennie fewtrr. o SLOcKton
Cal.. arriveu In Eugene last night to!
visit ner sister, jua. . w.
Mrs faaniuel Nelson of Chicago,
and Miss ieulah Sladden are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Sladden in Eu
gene. Mrs. Ella Fisher arrived down
from Roseburg on tl evening train
yesterday to attend commencement
exerciser. '
Mrs. V. S. Hamilton, of Rose
burg is attending Commencement.
Her sister, Miss Bessie Kidder, grad
uates this year.
Philip S. Bates, publisher of the
Pacific Northwest, who is one of the
Portland excursionists, visited at the
Cnuril nffipo this HfterllOOn.
Albert Bushnell Hart, of Cam-ljuo oi excavating.
bridge, Mass., who delivers the ad
dress before the graduating class of
the University this afternoon, Us
registered at the Smeede.
Misse3 Emma, myrtle ana cuiei
The scaffolding fur the improve
ment on i run i ui me uuuuu una
tiniith uiociis wab put uy tmo uwu
ing. Another case of smallpox has been
reported in tue city, 'the Peuuine
tuu residence on west iourui street
iius been placed under quarantine.
Excavation - lor the Cherry two
story ulocn at tne corner ot sSeveulu
auu viiluuiette streets began uit,
morning. Carson Mathews nas lae
TTI r.rnn left last niicht for National
win reiiiuiu
PERSONAL
Citv. Cal.. where they
during the rest of the summer.
W. M. Douglas, formerly of Eu
gene, now located at North Bend,
Ralph Robinson Is In the city from where he is in the photograph ousi-
Albany. - . ness, arrived nere lasi nigni auu win
Chauncey M. Bishop or Salem, if visit, nis sister, .vn. uumuu.
in the city Dr. J. K. weatnernee, iormeny
Sam Ciildsmlth is n the cty visit- physical director at the University,
Ing his relatives. was among the Portland excurslon-
"Chet" Starr Is visiting his Sigma lists here today. He is A brother of
Nu fraternity brothers. j Merchant Frank Wetherbee.
E. E. Ort'on came up from June-1 Representatives J. D. Abbott and
tion Citv this afternoon. 1 W. J. Clemens and Chas. B. Merrick,
C. C.' Matlock arrived in Eugene t secretary of the Oregon Grocer's. As-
this afternoon from Spokane. jsoclation, were among the excursion-
Wilbur Yarnell arrived in Eugene ists who called at the Guard office
last night from Boise, Idaho, today.
Miss Oracle Bingham is visiting at I uounty commissioner n. u. m-
wards returnea last nigiu iroin ouui-
A still larger load of passengers
was cuiiled on one ot tne bireet cars
last night. Conductor Virgil How
laud and MoKirmau nimble uaudlea
in ou one trip.
The
When
Kidney
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Hoorl'e c.
oh contaiu, uI!SaParl
Biibsuiires. "altttca,,
In u,,, llqnld
and Chanielton stre,.,.
as notified 0t.tho7... "Wc
tne clilld mwi i. "'"fan
to whom sh i,ui.
I in i i . luuu inline
very Wii-h .1:, '
were
aisajintarancc
V. W.
over
EXCURSIONISTS .
FROM PORTLAND
(Continued from Page 5.)
ager The Oregonlan; S. C. Pier,
Marshall-WellB Hardware Co.mpany;
n. F.VPrael. Praol, Hegel & Oo.
George F. Robensoo. the Blake-Mc-Eall
Co.; Tom Kichardson, manager
Portland Commercial Club; J. A.
Shepard, vice-president Goodyear
Rubber Co.; F. A. Spencer, mnnager
Allen & Lewis; T. N. Stoppenhach,
Paclflo Paper Co.; A. M. Smith,
Western. Clay Manufacturing Co.;
W. D. Scott, Insurance; Lenlle . M.
Scott, The Oregonlan; John M. Scott,
assistant general passenger agent.
Southern Pacific, Co.; O. M. Scott,
Scott & MunHcll; Slg Slchel, whole
sale and rutnll cigars; W. G. Smith,
engraver; Arthur P. Tll'ft, attorney;
R. M. Townsend, with Portland Rail
way Light & Power Co.; William D.
AVhoolrlght, president Pacific Export
Lumber Co.; J. Frank Walton, presi
dent Merchants' National Bank. Dr.
J. R. Wenthorbce, physician; R. A.
Wilson, druggist; M. B. Wakoninn,
Oregon Eluctrlc Vchlclu Company;
William F. Woodward, Woodward,
(ilarke & Co.; Herman Wittenberg,
Pnclflc Coast Biscuit Co. ; C. F.
Wright, Ballon & Wright; It. T
Vance, manager Holmes Business
College; E. W. Moore, photograph
er; J. W. Bailey, state dairy and food
commissioner; Reuben Weeks, Hart
man & Thompson; Frank S. Peck,
with W. S. Peck & Co., of Now York
City.
Hon given by Frederick Krlbs.
The Indictment was brought In
April, 1905, and not until Monday,
more than three years after in
dictment was secured by Heney, was
Booth brought to trial.
Only one juror, Clarence C. Tripp
of Portland, was selected this morn
ing, and there is still one vacancy
in the box, two having been premp-
CliOBINO EXERCISES OF
CATHOLIC SCHOOL.
J'iie closing exercises of the Catho
lic school will be held Friday eve
ning. The public is cordially invit
ed. The Sisters desire that a large
attendance of the patrons and friends
of the school.
J26
Cottage Grove for a few days
J. M. Wilhelm came down from
Creswell on the noon train today.
Mrs. Chas. S. Cochran came down
from Cottage Grove last evening:
Seth Rlggs of RIckreall, Polk
county, is in the city on business.
E. H. Cox was a passenger for
Portland on the flyer last evening.
R. R. Poppleton is here from
Portland, having come up In his auto.
Thomas Polloc arrived here yes
terday from Chicago to visit rela
tives. Will and Edward Thornton of
Roseburg, are in the city for a few
dayc.
Professor J. D. Baughman or Cot
tage Grove, is In the city for a few
dayi'.
Grant Hyland and family have
pone to. Lowell to spend the summer
there.
3, P. Devefeaux returned last eve
ning from a business .trip to Rose
burg. Congressman W. C. Hawley is in
thecity from Salem, registered at the
Gross.
Attorney C. F. Martin of Salem Is
CASK AGAINST HOOT II
WEAKER THAN EXPECTED.
Portland, Or., June 24. Francis
3 Honey and W. J. Burns, formerly
of the Secret Service have been ask
ed to coma to Portland to testify In
the case of James Henry Booth, now
being tried on a rhnrgo of accepting
a brlbo while receiver of the Hose-
lmrg Land office for giving Freder
ick Krlhs advance Information.
Without Heney nud Burns, Tracy
C. Decker, special assistant lo the al-
torney general, feels that his case is
not so strong us he would like, and
In order to ronvlet B.mth, Becker
ha telegraphed Heney repeatedly
urging his attendance. Burns and
Heney are still In San Frnncisco con
nected with the graft cases. Hums
. xhould be now on his way to Port
land but Is not, and Heney Is e
Vectcd to arrive and give his testi
mony Saturday.
Aa soon as Booth has given his
testimony, Heney will be wired to
come for rebuttal. The Booth In
dictment win the last one brought by
Heney and 11 Is based on infiirum-
Ci;!vr?..,;
KrTisSASaryJK, Aft
ILiMri.r.i.' A
merville, where he attended the an
nual reunion of the Rinehart family.
He reports a big attendance and a
fine time.
Mrs. J. W. Woodruff and daugh
er, Miss Ray, have arrived here from
Tacoma, and will make this city their
home. Mr. Woodruff preceded them
several days and foiyid a residence
for them on South Oak street. They.
are cousins of J. M. Woodruff.
Mrs. M. Kuykendall of Eugene and
Mrs. C. T. Webb of Deerlng, Joseph
ine county, are guests.at the homo of
the former's son, E. W. Kuykendall
In this city., Mrs. Webb is the moth
er of Mrs. Kuykendall. Roseburg
Review. . '
Edward" Hyatt, state superinten
dent of public instruction of Califor
nia, arrived in Eugene last evening
in company with his wife. They are
.guests of Mr; and Mrs, W. Polders.,
Professor Hyatt is on the program of
the state teachers' convention which
begins 'tomorrow.
CITY NEWS
Mrs. Goodman, superintendent
the General Hospital is taking
short vacation.
of
George Robertson,
sales manager of the
Company, was among
excursionists today.
the general
Blake-.McFall
the Portland
GENERAL VIEW OF OREGON'S V NIVERSITY. CITY.
torlly challenged by the defense. At
noon one inirspectlvc juror had been j
examined and accepted by the do-'
fense, but was held In nbeynnce by j
the prosecution. Judge C. E. Wolver
ton, after two days and a half, be- i
came anxious at noon, ami luuulred
when the case would begin, as the
selecting of the Jury had consumed
a nerat deal of time.
Owing to the absence of
Chnlrmnn S. S. Bean, of the
University Board of Regents,
the meeting which comes reg
ularly on the 23rd of June
has been postponed until the
first of July.
In the city attending the graduating
exercises.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Hurlburt and
child returned home to 'Junction City
last evening.
Mrs. E. E. Mink has returned
home from a visit at Portland nnd
Forest Grove.
Leonard Brown has arrived home
from his tour of Japan and other Or
iental countries.
Miss Ethel Shupe, of Roseburg,
Is visiting her friend Miss Olivia 'Tis
ly at tho University.
"Miss Iva Burton of Independence,
is a guest of Miss Lola sArk in Eu
gene, for a few days.
Mrs. Mnry Gross of Pine, Oregon.
la hurp vislttnir nt tha hnm f '
The wl.ness will he placed on the ' V,T " 1 ,;,:'"'! To ni-r-In-law. O. G. Gross.
stand tomorrow. Tho government!,,,. ' . " .'.,"n.e urrlve(l home Jo-
uuv iroiu ueiiiugnnm, nasn., where
Becker had no information fur the I l""' rug sale still continues; we
court, nut sunt he would confer with n allve you n: least :i on your rug,
L. HI Webster, one of the nttorneys, CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
for the defensq, Tlie supposition Isj
that tjie twelfth Juror will be picked
up this afternoon nnd the opening
statement can be made before ad
journment at 5 o'clock.
I When yoi -want n good mattress
! lounge or sofa, buy one that's made I
In Eugene. We enrry a full line and
w ill use Krlbs and Mr. Allen of Rose- i
burg. Booth will go on his ow n de-i
tense nud may bring many charac
ter witnesses, unless there Is a small
army of character witnesses for
Booth, all the testimony is expected
to be In by Hutunlay night, which
will give the counsel Sunday In
which to prepare the closing argu
ments to the Jury.
Deputy Sherirr M. S. Wallls was
taken suddenly III at the sheriff's
office this afternoon and had to be
taken- to his home. The Illness Is
not serious.
. Among the excursionists who
boarded the Portland train at Salem
today were Governor Chamberlain
Attorney-General Crawford and son
and State Senator T. B. Kay.
The excursionists from Portland
were greeted upon entering Willam
ette street by two pennants, one of
mem Dearing tne-inscrlptlon, 'Mult
nomah 9840 majority," and the oth
er, "Portland did It."
wm. Churchill, the old man
whose leg was recently amputated
and who has been released from the
hospital, was operated upon at the
Eugene General Hospital instead of
at the Eugene hospital, ns published.
T. H. Drum, who recently nrrid
rrom tted wing, Minn, has purchased
beo. l.lll s residence on Oak street
and will bring his family - here at
once. Mr. Lill and family will leave
soon for Eureka, Cal., where .they
win reside.
Case, the Cottage Grove man, who
wna fined $400- and sentenced to
serve 60 days in the county jail bv
Judge Harris last fall for selling li
quor, today paid his fine and was
released. He served 26 days in jail
nnd had $200 to pay.
Miss Kate Van Duyn Is confined to
the Eugene hospital ou account oi an
attack of typhoid fever, which snt
contracted in Salem, while attend
ing School there.
The contract for the brick work
on the new live-story building of. tne
udd Fetiows lias been lei to Sher
man 6c iiuiuer and tne contract, lor
the interior linistiiugs to ueo. Miut;-ley.
General Manager O'Brien, Super
intendent r lelds and otuec b. Jr. oi-
liciais arrived in Eugene in tneir pri
vate cars this morning to be present
at tne opening of tne uepot ihis tore-
noon.
St. Mary's Guild of the Episcopal
church wnl meet tomorrow aiternoou
in the parish house at the usual hour.
BusintbS ot importance is to be
transacted and all members are re
quired to be present.
Chief Engineer Boschke of the S.
P. Co. was in the city yesterday iu-i
spectlng the work on the new depot.1
he was accompanied by Mr. Berry,
manager for tne contractors.
The old Gray residence at the cor
ner of East Eleventh and Oak streets
is being moved by the new owner, G.
Nettle, to- the corner of East Twelfth
and Ferry streets. Mr. Nettle will
erect a modern residence in its place.
I'- A. COXVKXTKiv
2 Al stbii
Seaside, 0, '
lrt ant social event oltiT.
Rent's Seasl,!. ."."""
'a sreon holt,, .i
. . . u
iin college
men nu
gram anil .1,.,.,,,; ' "L.01
and re,-e,itUn wZ' ".e
w9 decorated with Soo oi V
the ye,bw ail(! ;
of O. ciior?
Hants ami l)ana(.rs
very pleasing effect
TV, .
dor',7. Zt'll
... .J".iaer' iit
Iiaiuson. I niversity f Oregon
solo, Miss Helen Coneland pL
association: reading Miss June 'J
Bwm utiiuii; vocal solo
Isolene Shaver. Universltr i
gon; reading, Miss Jessie Edt
i unmiiu aHsuciauon; vocal
... ..c v,...t., , oeattie - assorts,
1 he young ladies' quartet of
worth cnllege rendered several f
Cold Storage RefrigwatoB
e have a complete line of
popular line in white im( i
We have also a few of the oldJ
round white ones that we oils
cosu.
Our prices are rleht
CHAMBERS HARDWARE tl
Marriage licenses were granted to-i
day to the following couples: Joe NBW TODAT.
Carlos, aged 35 years and Mrs. Mag-!
gle Kittlewood, aged 33, ooth of Eu- FOR SALE 6 acres vetch ini
gene; Kldridge U. rlosmer, aged il for sale near Eugene. This
years and Miss Laura R. Kinyon, I
aged 21, both of Irving; Ben J. Mar-
quls, aged 30 of Eugene and Miss;
Katheryne L. Freeman, aged 25' ot
Irving. i
good chance for some one to
and make his hay for the i:i
Probably it Kill make II ci
tons. Call on the Pacific Laii
at once If you want It. D. U
nell.
Manager Hartog of the Commer
cial Club went to Albany on the early WANTED: Teacher or
student tor special ednau
work for two months; Jj'iad
with easy hours Slate fast
tion. Address, Position, (a:
Guard.
train this morning and met the Port
land excursionists there, distributing j
to them beautiful Eugene badges, i
The badges consist of two ribbons on j
which is printed "Welcome to Eu-!
gene"' and they are fastened together I
by a button with the picture of a WANTED
Young man to lira
beautiful girl. wagon.. Must be acqiani
west side. Ice plant, W. !
The three-year-old daughter of!
Prof nnd Mrs I. M. Glen straved 1
away from the family home on East ; TAKEN' From alley betwnl
Ninth Street this morning and was hers and Kays, one m.
away three hours before found. Shei 574SS. A suitable reward -
jinnpnrpit nt Hin residence nf -I. M.i eiven for return to
Williams at the coj-ner of West Ninth tf DR. J- BARS!
WE T.lKElll('Vt"US
apart whin we repair them,
don't try to tinker them np
a few crac ks of a hammer or
big dose of oil. Bring j:
wheel here to be Used ui
,-in i, done right. If there
any part broken we eithir
pair or replace It. When
leaves our shop it wilf he
good as a new wheel.
EUGENE GUN CO.
534 Wi Umette SIM"
Phone Black 1511
oac
O. M. Murohy, who
the Racket store on
hns bought
East Ninth
THE A IT It ACTIVE
IIWIv ACCOUNT.
When you start mi account
you will ho pleased to find out
what a convenience It is to have
a safe place for your money,'
anil know that you can get It at
once In mine you need It.
It beats any other method of
disposition of your funds.
Safety, stability and satisfac
tory service are some c the at
tractive features of this old
bunk.
The Eugene Lean and Savings Eank -
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 Etatlishtd l92
q ' WILLAMETTE ItlVKIt VIEW ,T K.UtJK.VK. I "
Ready For Business In Our
New Room
OUR OPENING WILL OCCUR A LITTLE . LATEK
AETER OUR FRONT TO THESIS
. HAS BEEN PUT IN
Name...
IHe KOH-I-NOOR
Business... . .
Ice Cream, Sherbcrts, Higl GraJc Confections.
We make them all.
Quality...
The Best our goods arc nude in a-
to the rurc rood Law.
Service...
Uncxecllcd.
A first-class dispenser will h-6'e , "ulg Ircffl
Fountain and he can give you you cr . ar.o
a
made.
TiTe KOK-I-N0011
Ri.H Tross Drus: biore
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