Eugene daily guard., July 08, 1908, Image 6

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CITY NEWS
Tlrrell k Hunter Dave "o . .,,.; Mis linant
f,., ihe ereolion of Mrs. le'elia -"
Dunn's fine residence on Oak street
mar East Twelfth.
1908
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,he fourth annivfrSary ;i
IJMian V.'Oure. h r
Rnhrirand Lou M-K!h...y ' - -j
tirm.on S-" 'I-p''"1- -I,.,!
INI .N'- la" - , . ,i
il .-.t-rvitig m-h,-
etits.
iiki i
:iu-i.... - . :, Veari. oi
.-!'''"", .''r'.i,",. 'The re-
1 a, r.i-ene this a'-
At
Truman
inf:am:"'''
wains
ot
A carload of structural Iron for the
new I. (). O. F. block anvci from
Portland this morning, consigned to
the Frazer Iron Works.
.. .. ... ...i (...Mini c-ril
I I It i mil , i u' i- - .it
. 1 ' , ,1 ,-ieil a pt.rtabl
for several
. . .i..-,.... ... .n.l rill I Hi- a.li'ls
ri II I 'all in u i ..- .
Kug-i.e. arrived here today frou
r ........ where he ha? bc-n for the
...... vi.ru in- more. I"-P
Jl.l.M inu 7
could not get
ie whoMerr.ooii t"
l'L-
in mil
..... ( -ick at me
funeral was fi' " ' .,,. 0Illy
,iili-cii. 1,1 , . . ur
...... lis UUg "IS Uimc.
0. Cook
rrrM
ou
HERE are so many different shapes in
straw hats, Soft Felt Hats and Derbies
that you are bound to find your ideal
can buy hats for less than we ask; you
can buy hats for more than we ask,
But What's the Use?
The lower price means poorer hats and the
ier price doesn't mean a better hat. Our
IMPERIAL HATS AT
S3. 0 0
Are Perfection in Style and Making.
S.H. FRIENDLY
594-392 Willamette
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The quarantine lor sinaiipui i ..... ()f h,s ,i(e
.Hi.. I.I P
Fourth street, west of the Geary
school, was removed today.
A marriage license was granted to
day to Wm. R. Jepncou, ag.u -
years, and 8. Selma Craton. aged iU.
' ..... .,..i:.. ..I Inm.
They reside in me viciunj u.
Yesterday and today have been
among -the hottest days of the year,
the thermometer registering u
to 88 degrees In the shade.
('anion Mathews reports that he
in uLiinir alone very well with the
track on the new fair grounds. H
will not he long before it is toiiiuiei-
ed.
E. 0. Halght has bought the Intdr-
Christian c
four wtoh .I" - . , of
ot ." . mid health
,irv iinfl was. hi "i
two years or moie. - . s nls way nuuie
nd intends to sta om; "" . . I hin s(.t,00i.
urtixi iidii
friends and atquaM.tan-es W,
to he at the depot when 'he rain
came In and made him g.ad b the
heehad been
1 ,. thai- MVP him
T H ElUs began BhlppinR the ce
ment blocks for the Albany depot to
day. There will he three or four car
loads of them.
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If vour advertising '
day were of some other store,
HOW WOULD IT IMPKESa
YOl'? Can you see your ad
vertised self as others sec-
let the con
.iv...... Ic nhout 10
-,IU." .....iV. ,-irt street, am
tract tor !'" - -., ,.. Tht
rmuurnaTlSff
Ii one of the constitutional ojJ
mauiii'niB iiaen in local ai-hesaiyi
lllliuuieu juiii.B aim sua niuscj
cannot oe cureu oy local applj,
It requires constitutional 0.,.'
the best Is a course of the gnat
ij lug mm wi..v .ucuiiiiiii;
Hood's Sarsapari
wnich neutralizes the acidity
and builds up the whole syBten
In usual liquid form or In ...
tahietsknown as Sarsatabs, iix4
ft. 11. WRAY WILL PIT
X AlTOGlh
st of his partner, Oscar Sternberg, In , J
L . V.I.. K..un..ua In lhPIT
'11 594-392 WUlamette
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v44444ff44f4ln KiiKene, ri'tiiiueil to Pnrtluml to- city wllh a view of Investing In prop-
jday. jerty.
1'KHHONAI. ! A. W. Orton whs among thoHo tak-, J. S. Ilenson, 11 Cntlng? drove drug-
. 4 jinx the stage this morning for .U Ken-; glm Is In the city today.
T 4 sin HrldKc. I Mr. and Mrs. U. 1.. (illbert returned
1. n. r. 11 1, I in" 11 -mi -in wiiirwi, n inline louiiy iroiii H inp nortn.
a passenger to Albany on thu flyer I K. Hrhw arzschlld was a passenger
lust evening. 'to Portland on the local this morning.
Mr. anil .Mrs. W. Polders left this Miss Jean Wold arrived hern to-
L. K. Hedwell Is up from Purtlnnd
attain.
W. P. Krharl, of Fhireiicu, Is In
I ho city.
J. K. Hubliiftoii returned to Port
land last evening.
K. II. Hpraiigor left this morning
for Foley Hpi-UK.
Key. K. 1'. WtKinoro left for points
north last evening.
K. II. llosinrr, of Monmouth, Is In
the cltv on business.
C. J. Howard, of Cotlage drove,
was In F.ugcne today.
Otto J. Jienftebene, of Peru, 111.,
arlved here last night.
Airs. rinrUsa heyoe leaves tonight
(or lllemlale on a visit.
Ir. I'. W, Low returned last night
from a trip In Portland
A. Welch and I W. Anderson re
lumed to Portland today.
Frank Crabirn) came down from
foliage, drove this 110011.
W. F. lieadiuond, of WnUervllle.
Is In the city on buslm-as.
J M, Wllhclm was In the cltv from
his farm near rreswcll today.
Attorney Jerome Knox, of Cottage
drove. Is In the illy 011 hiixluess
Ml Mofelle. Hair relumed to her
holes at drains Pass this illinium
Freil l.iuley has gone to Stlverton
to m-maite an electric theatre there
Mr and Mrs. W. A Kluhci. of
Manilla, spent lam ntulil lu the city,
Hhcrttf Hairy Ho 11 sn. a paM.cn
ger to Junction on (hi noun tiaiu to
day Noil.ert Aa t lit to Jnoctliin t'Hy
tods to il some lu oe pliiinliutg
work
Mr and Mm rt II KnKlu have
gone to th.. upper Mi K.-nile on an
Olllill'...
Jo'in ltov.nl. an lli-lt in lot at the
rmvetsiit. ft t,n Oakland, Cal , thU
morliiui;
Mi Hil l Kompp teliiilied lo Julie
tion Cm lam nenlug after a shun
UM her'.
MlbS t'srrle Hali, after a visit
wllh bet ...11. 111, Ml M.ie ll:,l,.
luorulng for their iinnual outing nt
I Foley Hprlngs.
I II. Welsel and T. ('. Saubert were
i passenger lo Mupleton 011 the stage
1 this morning.
I Mr. and Mrs. II. It, poppleton, al
itor visiting friends here, went south
this morning.
1 Miss Daisy Poltuck went In Port
I land today to visit there a few days
I with her sister.
day frpm thu East t ovislt her moth
er nnd Bisters.
Mrs. K. E. Vellum and Miss Er
mine Klrkpatrlck went to Cottage
drove this afternoon on a short visit.
Miss Sadie .Seal, of Sun Frnnrlsco.
arrived here today to visit at the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O. Heckart.
Mrs. M. A Itenshnw arrived here
I oil 11 v from Seattle to visit relatives
and friends.
I Charles M Her, son of 11. C. A. j F. C. Alton returned lo ltoseburg
liller, who lives west of th clly, Is, today after a visit with his uncle K
hern on a visit. Whnltnm, In Kugene.
1 ' ', """ .miss iiaiei iiroiiers, or Aiiiiiny. was
nie on meir ny hi i.uni npt nigs an arrival on the afternoon train to-
1 for an outing. , v,,, at ti,0 home of her uncle
1 L. Koipe was a passenger on the fcC, llroders.
viciveniie stage tins uiorning tor Mc- Judge A. 11. Tanner
Kensle Hrldge.
A. II. Atkins, of Cottage drove,
. as an arrival on the ti o'clock lo
' cat this morning.
I I.. W. .Moody, a Portland druggist.
' led on the stage Hits morning for
; McKelille Hrtdge on an oulllig.
Hubert Shelley was a passenger
on the singe, this morning for Hlue
1 Itlver, slii-io he will t lull for some
'line,
I Mrs H Hon man, of Hcppticr, and
( Mrs. ('. H pei ry, of lone, were ar
. rivals In Kii.;ue on one of last nlitht s
. t rains
j I-: d. Hilgcs. ulglit clerk at the
Hoffman lioii- and son, M,rle. left
1 this noon for a vacation to points
: lion h.
j Itcv I W McHpiikiiII. of Pot-tland,
'alter a vi.lt with his hrmher. I. S
M. lioiis.ill, in Kugene, returned home
last iiikIii
Elmer Huberts Is on his wav to
Newport tor an outline lie will be
I. 'How.-, I lu ilu or M In his wlte
and child
l' W I1.11 ling ami tl. I. W illace.
of Farto, N 11, arrived In Eugene
last iiikIii nnd are looking oer the
PRUDENCE SHOULD
LEAP VU
0 deposit )ulli ' 1 ' '11 , tod
APk mllicr 'A , t , , ,,. v here
It Is reposed 10 mi kinds ot
risks.
If Hie IM i.KS'F l.OAV
BAVINiili llASK offeied no
ther Induceuici't thn a ses-ute
fjdac to k.sp oi tash it
would be well ..riii whi's to
open a a. c om thne
Ilut Jl otfeis lllslll ..thus
Come and sk in of th,
fliers I n ,
W. E llrow n. Pr. i.. ot
K. W. t)hut n, Castii, r
wife Mini
iiaustiier, or Portland, are here to
start soon for the Upper McKeuzle
on an outing.
, mis r.. Alien und daughter. Miss
r.vn, left today for Lewiston. Idaho,
where they will spend the remainder
ol the summer
J. M. Stark. Inndlonl nt the Hof .
s de. left lor Portland this 11101 11-
Ing From there he will go to Inde
pt lo'eiuv on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs J T flow, of Pori
Iniid. still- a visit nt the home ot
Mr und Mrs H S Mylund In Eugene
reloi m d honi,. last night.
Hoy iilitl Fl.ivd Hooth. Jules IV
Mlct nil. I (Men Howard left lodav
; lor an outing mu.nig ti. i1(i,., nl ,i.
i sun iilll of the Caavad s.
. I''. J Moses reinrtled lo Tangenl
last en nltig alt.-r huvlng been h. re
looking after Ihe removal of his
I htii'sc hold goinls to that town.
; d. W Hick, of Klamath Kails, Is
p...-te, here at elice 1,1 M,t ,ls
Ibl-i'lher, .1 H. IHck. Thev h.ne not
( "''" ''h other for over twenty years.
J M Sherwood, A A. lllchniond,
M liurham and wit,., uv H iker
and wife and I.. A Walker.' of fot
tate tlioM'. were arrivals on Ihe local
; t nis nuirtung.
, Mr an I Mis W. T, Kawer
Co'lage lit- e. w.i.. in n 1,.
-I ic on ih. Ii w., home from Thurs
ton, where ih-v he been visiting
ft l.-nds a lew das,
l' W Kutkendsll. son Hol.ert
sol. I... law Hot.ert Smith, and Attor
"v E O Poller lefi todav for an
.oiitlng at Trlamle Lake, west of Ku
gene about 40 mites
Har.ev I .'.,...,,.... , l'Ver.n
of aM.ig:, :,.s-e!,.r who ws
'he flr.t h...l... ,. h i., f- ,w,
y Oxford. I .-.ending the summer
In Eugene with his rarents.
1 W O (',A ,h.. hrlck tv.,nf,, .r
er. w.i. a ilkm-ikt to doshen on the
sfl.it -.n 'ram tod.it t,, ...tt..n, . .,.
'011. 1 si of h- i,.. ,... Trnm.iti
Hant'i'i' 11, h,. ,lie, ln....end..n.v
lent on West Sixth street, the change
taking place this morning.
Word has been received here of the
death ot the Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. H It. McBrlde, at Wardner.
Iduho. Mrs. McBrlde was formerly
Miss Hek-ii"Quiiier. of this city.
. M. 3. Hubble, who was takren'to St.
Vincent's- hospital some time ago for
an opuratlou, writes to friends here
that he expects to be able to sit up In
about ten days and that he 1b getting
along very well.
The United Brethren church of this
city bus secured the services of Rev.
J W. Sprecher, now of Portland, as
Ha new pastor to -succeed Kev. C. C.
Hell.- Kev. M. Sprecher and wife ar
rived here yesterday.
On hot afternoons the pavement on
Weat Eighth street becomea remark
ably aoft. Apparently the surface
"bitumen' Is of more than ordinary
thickness. In some spots It may be
"lumped" with a person'B foot.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Elvira
Davis was held this afternoon at the
family apartments on West Eighth
street, the remains being Interred In
the Masonic cemetery. Kev. J. 0.
McCallum conducted the services.
Kev. W. B. Plnkerton and fnmlly
left yesterday for the Allen ranch
five miles, from Cloverdale, where
they will enjoy an outing for several
weekB. Mr. Plnkerton will return lo
Eugene each Sunday to fill his pul
pit ut tho Congregational church.
M. V. Parsons, who has just grad
uated from the law department of the
Chattanooga University at Chattanoo
ga, Tenn., arlved here a few days ago
and will locute here. He Is a brother
of Earl Parsons, the well-known tim
ber cruiser. ,
Cnttle In the pastures and on the
ranges are said to be very fat. At
the first of the spring the outlook for
feed was very poor, but while the
season has been late, the grass has at
tained a good growth and stayed
green longer thnn usual.
M. A. Lang-ford, a newcomer, has
decided that Kugene la good enoug
for him. He has bought a good lot
and engaged Free Thomas, the ar
chitect, to draw plans forsa very con
venient seven-room housed
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Commercial Club will hold a regular
business meeting tonight at 8 0 clock
nnd lifter the business session the
members of the Commercial Club are
Invited to attend an Informal meeting
lor wnicn there win be a program
you:
There are not many things
In the way of articles for sale,
of buslnebs propositions, wor
thy of vour attention EX
CEPT THOSE THAT HAVE
HE EX DEEMED dOOD
ENOUGH TO ADVERTISE.
R. B. Wray, who Is loci ..
.i. -Me streets in tnai 10..... - . . n,k ,,,.,, --si
wi.l he y
the Hth inst . who. ueBtloni suitable location can beset.;,
will hear objections to uei Ion rei to do aut(J
f whether or not a contract win u -oiin1F i.k .'.H
warded. The cos, per square yard , - - ;
on First street is 13.28. and on me ( phQre at,
'V-'nt'swniey lUmmel har
been elected captain of Company G LADIKS HATS AT
!of Albany. Captain Hammei sue-, HALF N
ceeds Captain c. a. ........ - --- v
resigned to accept a position In tne Bp?nnIne Tuesdav. jUk
quartermasters department. 1 (on & JenkinBi lhe NintIl ' j
liners, will mar all their
COFFEE :
You can buy something:
called "coffee" at 10c lb
with 3000 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don't.
Your grocer return! your money If yon doo'l
Vkt ScbiUiis'i Ben: w. par aim.
SI'IiXTAL HAY AT CHAUTAUQUA
Lecture by John Sharp Williams at
Gladstone Park on July 10th. Round
trip rates from Eugene $4.60. Tickets
will he sold for the morning local on-
ly on July 10th, and will be limited to
July 13th.
A. J. GILLETTE, Agt.
LADIES' DAY
At Bingham & Jackson Billiard
ParlorB, Thursday, from 2 to 5 p. m
No. 24 West Seventh street. Compe
tent Instructors. All ladles cordially
Invited.
JS BINGHAM & JACKSON.
' NOTICE
M. H. Harlow will begin picking
cherries Thiirsdnv nioi-iilnir nn Mc
j lllilea 1 U. teiluu s,lh nf f..
...... . i-r imiio imim u. inu lllS"rilc
river bridge. j9
kh will he increased to $1500 by;
popular subscription, to obtain spec-;
TilLL.MlKK BROTHKRt
ui ,.nci in minting
Telephone and Telegraph Company n , jeor all kinds of drnylns i
their case against t,he state wherein press. House phone Red !
the telephone company alleges the nc.e. Black S411.
primary Initiative ana reieieuuu... j . .
laws are unconstitutional. :
AT OTI'O'S . ,
Euiiy lltvakfnst Served for Accomo-
Ulltlon OI . l inven cs.
Breakfast will be served it 'Otto's,
everv morning for the accomodation ,
of those leaving on early trains.
Good coffee will be a feature j
It. C. MOlMiAVS FUHXITUKR j
FACTORY
Furniture manufactured for
wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 6391. Residence phone
Singer Sewing
615 Willamette
14S1.
.v.acnlne Company,
street, phone Red
t!
Place your order
coal now. Williams
Phone Black 1141.
for firs', class
Transfer Co.,
J6
GASOLINE 'W001 SAW
W G. While Is prepared lo saw
your wood nn short notice.
Phone Black 4351. Rasldence,
61 West SlxtS street
NEW TODAY
THE REMEDY THAT DOES.
Dr. king's New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise, but fail to perforin." says
-Mrs. E. R. Pierson, of Auburn Centre.
Pa." It is curing me of throat and
lung trouble of long standing, that
other treatments relieved only tem
porarily. New Discoverv Is doing me
so much .good that 1 feel confident
Its continued use for a reasonable
length of time will restore me to per
fect ballh." This renowned cough
and cold remedy and throat and lung
healer is sold at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store. 50c and 11.00. Trial bottle
free.
WANTED Teams for railroad work
at Wendling. Apply to Booth-Kelly
Lumber Company's office. jl5
FOR SALE Drop-head Singer sew
ing machine, good as new. Wnld
House, corner Sixth and Olive
streets. tf
4
For comfortable eye glial
recommend the
it
SO EASY
Eye diss Mountings. They in
name Implies and readily adJvS
selves to almost any shaped uJ
keep most all kinds of mountingi
those who have been having mJ
especially recommend the "S A
We (it glaises right and at rigid
Fourteen years experience ,
J. 0. WATTS, Opti
611 Willamette S reel
iT
FIXAVKKN TO OltHElt 4
Cut flowers, hot house
plants, etc. Phone Black
6031. Mrs. F. J. Zlmmer. j2 4
WOOD HAWING
John M. K Dixon, successor to W
R. Boddy. All wood sawed to gauge.
,.,, i ,., v, ,.i'or Prompt service phone Black
nn- iiiiniiiii 1 1, 111111,9912 Dxlitss Ml II, u ..
.. u - . mgu sireei. 11
ussonne woonsaw
IMigcne today were the following: A
car of siiri" nch for the Allen Fruit
Company. Hillnilre Pros, and the Pol
lock Transfer Conipsny. a car of nlns
tcr for L. N. Ronev and a car of ce
ment for the American Paving Com
pany. ,
i-r
divorce case of S Walker vs
Walker. Cottage drove neonle
was heard In lhe circuit court this nf-
ternoon before Jiidce Harris. Th
grounds uiMin which the suit Is based
are cruel and Inhuman trenment. A
large nun, her of Cottage drove peo
ple are here to testify in the case.
Ijist call for the "Ileo" machine.
See the owner. K. R. Poppleton. J'.l
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
8-room house; modern; barn; good
well; close in; lot 65x165; to trade
for farm not far from Eugene.
10 7-10 acres bottom land adjoin
ing city limits, all In cultivation: 1
acre orchard; fine land; party de
sires to trade" for liit'te,. fnVni
a,,?dSnIf7U,:u5-rr'hc!,l0! HERE'S TO TtTE n)BM
- ..... '""Lu liwill lUgll
school. BurRaln ut $1S50. . OF JULY,
ZLT'. l0.l,a,e ror 0 ? long may it live .w
i... rn,, i,eo,.v oi outrange; 8
nines irom Eugene; 290 acres. 110 MAY' IT DM-
in crop; good buildings: plenty of
spring water; crop goes with 'the
place. You can get a bargain here.
Bring us only your cash prices in
these exchanges we don't want to
deal on inflated values. What
have you io exchange?
ZIMMERMAN' & RI'GH
jlO
West Xth Street.
There's nothing like i
and independent. It's gout
to dine where you get thebH
for your money. This.
polite treatment is always
those who patronize the Tin
taurnnt.
GERMAN I'OAt'll STAI.I.IOV !
' The German coach horse which I '
purchased from Duncan Scott will I
aiake the stand during the season t
Bangs' barn.
" J. H PERKINS.
W'-n W
left this n,
he thoiuht h-
haccn In Ms fl
lllinv illffeven
smi-ke his ploe
sulwtlti'te.l tj,e
cues ill!
Ms ,
for some
Polders, the habi"- lasher.
r"'ng for Foley Springs'
nd several cans of to
ll b.sket. but he wil
w-hen he goes to
Some of his friends
full rnns with enimv
w III have lo do without
lirand or send to town
WILLIAMS' CAHHOI.H- n.M.VK
WITH ARNICA nnd WITCH 5IA7FI,
The best salve in the world for cuts
brnlsej. sores, ulcers, salt rheum tet
ter, chapped hands and all skin ernp.
Hons, dtiaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold bv Linn
Drug Cn. Williams Mfg Co.. 'prop.
f
l I
l- I'..,. W;,!) ..vos tel.;ht
" "' "' fr " wher.l (.. w il c,, , ,
ItoeS,. -'.-I- Vtnn o iv.,
In - - rl- ,,.,,1, M.,V(, 1,'O-h-
..... t,, ..,,.,,, ..,,,,.,,.,, ,,, renovvn-
I .-,:,.,, i1& ,.,, ,(,,,.
'r t" -i or S-... I'icld...'-.'e
w "I ... I I,lllle-I-1 e ." '! of
VI,.. I.. Shrine hi. trl.i K, t
"' lv-',li- " Wk after the prac
liie of Ur Wall.
'I T'.-..l,v sfierno.ir, (r (l,.orco
nf ........ t.if,d sf he- home o
h Wills,,,,., i,, .ireet hi honor of
"The Hurtling of Kom,. " -u
Grand theater all this week Sc.
ret of the program hi another
umn.
F I v,,ur
' Will (',,-lniproveiiH.nl.
IK VOV KNKW
The merits of the T-va, V.ondor
you would neTer suffer frr
bladder or rheumatic trouble " it '
bottle ttwo ,., ;,-,.; ., V "
es hnonials. Dr. E W. Hail. ";
Olive stn-et. St. Iuls
THH I1KAUTII I L IV
Is always attractive IJ ;
fined taste, and when it
so combined with tno
as it is In our exuui.-iw
Ically decorated porrela;:
china, to Indulge
can only he comtiii'tnlate
our prices are so tnodtnv
the cost can easily u;
by the most li:ud i"f'
W. M. GREEN,
619 Willamette St.
THE JQUAj
DEAL GROH
Phone Main 25.
roses or lawn ;, h,ti,J" " 1 : -
'""ili.'.-r and see ,..
t namtiers Hardware; TWTTfw4
(J t'out
-. f.t.. drovi. up tow ' I , I'hot ..
-"I jii,... I. in the ciMlHuiik.
I
on want t,
.1't'o. ra'l
lied Ho I
know :itn-hi'-,c
"I' U H. Wrav '
"e handles :',
Po-
I-
i". P'V-.--,.r
",.- of her ,.-
1 Kugen'. returned
V n r. h rangec. Tiurn daV f.. t
; lltial J. W Kav. P ' 5
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LISTENING TO J
THE LA
song, story, or comi""1
a pleasure you can '
Joy with- one of our
graphs. It furnishes 1
concert or Just ih-- w
want to hear. '
records yet? Th'-n fC
listen to them.
hear them you'''.
and ofQuirse ' ln,
(Jto play tWiii wi-'i- 1 ''
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
ia and w.i, V-i.d at Pleasant
l
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