Eugene daily guard., July 28, 1908, Image 8

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DAILY GUARD. TIESOAV. 11LX SM, 190
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PALMS FOR S. P. WARREN UUmrAHlj
mora iwriou. trim'!?, ,, .H'
lrml. Tin 1. , , , "
Hood's Pife
BODY OF mas? ii
MARKLEr
The body of Mrs. son
ley who was drowned ?!!
ington at Seattle a few'
rived n p., ...... lewdit.
COMPANY A
SECOND BEST
IN THE STATE
THIS WEEK LAST WEEK FRJENDLY'S
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
depot platform, GBTS CONTRACT FOR
I'l.WTS MILL i:K OliDKItK.D
Klto.M (ALIFOILMA ;"
iuiads ki.i:;atks ai'I'oi.nt-
PARKSTREET PAVING
1.50 Silk Gloves 90c
All $1.50 Long Silk Giovesjiizes
6 to 8, double lipped fin
gcrs, special a pair
Short Silk
Gloves 45c pr.
60c quality
$2 Silk Gloves J. 45
All $2 Long Silk Gloves, black,
while and colors, t 1
double tips, a pair -! 1 t'J
All Ready to wear Garments, Summer Underwear, Summer Goods by the Yard,
Domestics, Silks, Etc., Embroideries, Laces, Bands, Etc., at Clearance Sale Prices.
In Our Clothing Dep't the Same Low Prices Will Remain all
This Week on Everything Except Shirts, and Shirts Will Be
Reduced Nearly One-Half
We place on talc tomorrow our entire stock of shirts, values up to $1.35, at the f O.
unusually low price of
Included arc coat shirts, cuffs attached and detached, pleated and fF'S
plain, and dozens of pretty and new patterns. This week jEJv
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.35 Shirts, Sale Price 8 OCy
MAIIK SKtX)M) IIWillKST KI'OItK
IX AXMAL I.VSI'KITIOX IX
V K II It V A II V CO.MI'A.W
A suggestion was placed before the
hr.iiiH i.t m.vernors of the Commercial
C I Club last evening to beautify the
'niutfnrm i.erween the station and the
OMI'AVV K, : ranroad track with big palms. The
OK I'OKTLAND. MAI K gTlption, while the board accept-
HKKT HHOWIXU OK A 1.1. I ,r, ' I . ' " . ?, was their opinion
that the promotion department had
COMKK SKVKXTII-
General Orders No. 6. giving the
rating of the different Oregon Na-
better pay for these palms, as it was
for the general good. In the mean
while General Monager J. P. O'Brien
tlonal Guard companies In the state: had been corresponded with, and he
at the annual Inspection held last had accepted the request to have the
February, have been received by the j large boxes needed for these palms
local militia officers from Adjutant- i made In San Francisco and the palms
General Finzer. Company A, of this turned oyer to the company there, so
iiii:K(iH.Ai:nn:s i.v past cox-
Tll.UTS KKFKHKKII TO C ITY
ATTOUXKY-COXSTHVCTIOX OF
SKWKHS TO COMK IiKKOKE
I'KOI'LK
city,' stands second In the state this
year, last year having ueen iirst.
Company C, of this city, comes sev-
that there will be no freight accruing
on them, and the Southern Pacllfe
will be responsible for the taking care
EUGENE'S LARGEST
BEST STORE
S. H. Friendly
592-594 Willamette Street
Your Money's Worth
OR
YOUR MONEY BACK
E? I'KKHONAL
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ter a visit ut the home of Dr. and Mrs. .
Htudlcy In Eugene, went on to I'ort-i
, land today.
A. It. Ulack returned today from
I Waldo I.nke. where he has been ati-
1 perlntendlng the work vu his Irrlga-1
Mr. ind Mrs. D. I). PMe are atl'' re"7,''r' , u, . I
London Spring.. I Warren, of the Warren Con-
K. M. H.II. of Cottage Ctm "'. ''ir.'.L'Z
In Ilia rlrv today 'v"" """
" 0, A Page and wife, of Vnrcola,
ajient last night Id the city.
John Hampton left on this morn
ing's ilage for nine River.
Mini Krtna White Is homo from
An outing at London Springs.
Ju. Hartley returned this after
noon from a trip to Portland.
Dr, M. M. Davis returned homo to
day from an outing at Newport,
operations herd
II. C. Jakwny, of Portland, is vis-1
King In Kugene. He Is a graduate of
the Uuiverslty sevcrul years agu and 1
a former football star. I
Med ford Tribune: Mrs. J. C. Fer
guson and daughter leave for F.uguno
where they will resldo In the future, I
having sold their Mcdford home. J
J. CI. Ahott, of Walla Walla, ar-1
rived hero last night tu visit his
I.E. l.tndloy and fumliy aro homo brother, 8. Y. Abbott, unit left on
I lie Bin ki) this morning lu visit a low
days at Crow.
K. II. (Imhbs ad illlulihtur, tolas
hi. W. (Irubbs, ni IMrllrtlu), aflur a I
visit at the hums of Mr. ami Mrs. C.
11, Hales In Hugonu, returned to the I
MMlropolla toiliiy. I
Mr, and Mrs. .1. Duvles left today
for their home nt I.ewlKlou, Idaho,
after having been hero several days
on liusiueHS. John llavles, Jr., will
follow I lie in soon.
from an outing at Foley Hprlnga.
Alex Bmlth wan a passenger to
Florence on the stage this morning.
Mm. (1. It. Chrlsmnn anil sou,
Cheater, urn on a trip lo California.
Mrs, Wulliy Hlevens returned horns
tills afternoon from u visit In Port
land. ....... X
J:-, It. I.. J.ewls was u passenger
1li Hagtnaw this afternoon on a short
visit.
Harry Uuubar went to Portland to
day to bu a witness lu tho ludural
ruurt.
Mrs. David Markley came down i
from Cottage Grove on tho noon
train.
Mr. and Mrs. Ur-o. 0, Stanley re
turned last night from uu oiillng at
Newport, '
O. H. Richmond, of Fort Jones,
C'al., was an arrival lu Khruiiu this
morning.
John Peterson was a pnsBeuger on
the Bluslaw stage this morning for
Florence. Dirt Is being taken from tho park
Mrs. Kilns Comegys arrived here streets to fill in on Olive street for
today from Bentlle to visit relnllves tin) puveineut there.
and friends
CITY NEWS
The Coiling team won from the
llulsey team Sunday by the score of
8,lo 4.
A marriage license was Issued to
day to John M. Shultt and MIhs Geor
gia M. Noel, both of Fall Creek.
A. F. linker and family, of Forest
Grove, are on their way to Kugene to
reside. Mr. linker Is a brother of J.
K. F. Bnr C. K, Foster, of Florence.
vera arrivals In Kugene on lust
night's uge.
Iluik Hue, the Chinese rook, re
turned n last evening's singe from
Foley Bprlngs. -
Mrs. Hose (lllmnre and tlniiKhter.
Itosallud, of Portland, me visiting F. Maker, of this city.
relatives In Kugene.
Mrs. M. 8. hueliler. Miss Marjory' A rur of coal for the Willamette
Hock m il anil Miss M. Polls are home Valliy Company and a car ol plus
fro man outing at Newport. ter for A. Lombard arrived in Ku-
Mrs. J. C. Long, of Cottage Grove, 'gen on this nioruliig's freight,
la visit lug her new-t'. Mrs. J. J.
llURbi's. lu Kugene a. few dnvs. . I The freight depot has about reach.
Karl Mill Is in the city trimi Oregon Iia permaiieui loi atlou in the west
Oily, where he baa been plalng ern eml of the arils. J. W llairln
w ith the I c in of the Ti l-City league. ; ger. the house mover, has done good
Mrs. I.eilcuin Fisher, alter a vlHit wurk.
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Stutlley
In Kugene, relumed to I'orlluud to- n. MeMnnus aii.l II. Mailli egor.
'lay tramps, were each -.Iveu' ten ilu on
Itev. and Mrs. T. S. Ilitlulxnker. of Hi,, streets veslei.luv l.v Police judge
CorvalUs. went lo Pleasant Hill this Don Is for having no v islble means o(
it(tern..ou after a short vpilt lu Ku- support.
Bene, '
Mrs. W, K. McKiioy enie Op from
Hnlem loilay ami will visit Mrs. Al
fred hhaw al SprlugfteUI a lew
eeks.
(tube Montgomery vu a pasxen
yer nu the stage this iitoiuliig tor the
Monigouiery logging , camp on the
Mekctiile.
Mrs. I inter HI.e. ol lti.ebuig. uf-
niount 100 feet deep. He is also
building a new house.
The Springfield team beat the Chl
rago Ladies' baseball team last eevn
lug by the score of 14 to 0. One of
the girls had her nosu broken by be
ing hit with a pitched bull.
C. J. Kurd has sold his small farm
of nine acres a few miles north of
the city, on the river roud. to Charles
Hodges, recently from Canyonvllle.
Mitchell & Gurrett inuilc the deul.
A couple of tennis and several men
are at work plowing up the ground
for the extension of the sidetrack
north of tho main track. The Japan
ese crow 1b at work on the suction al
present.
l)r. G. 8. Ileardsley. who recontly
arrived here from Minnesota, has en
gaged offlco rooms In the Cockorllue
& Welherbee building nud will soon
begin the practice of medicine. His
rooms are numbers 10 and 17.
Clnurtn Onby has moved his plumb
ing anon on West Kighth street to
the Dunn building across the street.
I he old building will be moved awilv
10 make room for F. K, Dunn's and
F. M. Wllklns' new three-tory brick
or concrete block.
Anity Hoard., a brick mason, was
round lu a drunken condition In F
A. Itunkln's doorynril last evening
land the officers Were notified. He
was taken to the city Jail, whero he
was ullowed to sober up, anil this
morning be was assessed $10 l.v Po
lice Judge Dorrls. The amount was
paid nud the mail went to work.
Among the possibilities for the su
perlntendency of Kugene nubile
schools, to fill the vacancy caused by
me election oi Hiiperlntendent Alder
man to a position on the (acuity of
the I'nlvorsity, Is Guy C. Stockton
at present principal of I he high
school at Victor, Colo. Victor has
over 300(1 school children anil Hie
high school Is a large one, the at
tendance being several hundred.
(V IV Fre.lerleliu nii.t II II u
of Creswell have funned a firm un
der the name or the Willamette Val
ley Investment Company, to enter the
real oslut, ImslttoMN in 1V.1UU..11 n't...
j firm's specialty will he fruit unil tlm-
e.-i iiuii. Air. Fredericks traveled
.ever Oreuon two ...,...tl.d i,.,r......
choosing Creswell as his home for
business. He Is an evperlemed mall
In I he fruit business In California.
Mr. Srhmlit is well known In Lane
coup! v. cotuiueting a llv.rv business
at Creswell. He will still run his for
mer business, besides the ooeninous
: In the real estate line, lint, ,,f u.
igentleinen ere In Kug no to.lnv.
enth In the list, being sixth last year, i of the palms and also for housing
The best company of the state, ac-Uhem In case of a cold snap during
cording to the tnurklngs or me in-1 the winter,
spectlng oTlcer, is Company K, of j Good Itoads Delegates
Portlund. with a score of lffl out of a; The following were appointed del
possible ZOO. Company A's score was egates to attend the Oregon good
170 and Company C's 164.
I roads conference, called for Tuesday
The markings of the two Compaq August 11, In the convention room of
nies were us follows:
('ouijitiny A Cnptuin Ihibh
Attendnnce--MaxUnuin score, 20.
!the Port of Portland: Judge G. K,
1 Chrlsman, II. M. Thompson, F. L.
' Chambers. Jack Rodman, Dr. L. L,
Present In complete uniform. 113; Whttson. M. Svarverud, Dr. Di A.
total strength of company, 03. Total Paine, Geo. A. Dorrls, E. O. Potter,
score, 2 0.
Administration Maximum score, 20.
Ceremony of inspection, 9.
Condition of arms, 7.
Condition of equipment, 9.
Condition of uniforms. 8.
C. S. Williams and John II. Ilartog.
Judge Chrlsman has been appoint
ed by the Commercial Club to appoint
1 delegates from Lane county.
! Will Write, I'll .Mckenzie
The board accepted a proposition
Condition of books and papers, 9. j from a representative of "The World
Condition of armory, 9.
Care of property, 9.
Total received for Inspection, 60.
Drill Maximum score, 70.
School of soldier, 9.
Manual of arms, 9.
Firing, 9.
Movements by squad or section, 9.
Movements by platoons, 9.
Movements by company, 9.
Extended order drills, gun drill, 8.
. Total score received for drill, 62.
Efficiency' of Officer Maximum
score, 20.
Duties of. captain, 9.
Duties of lieutenants, S. -Total
score received for duties of
officers, 17.
Military Courtesy and Discipline
Maximum score, 20.
Military courtesy, 8.
General discipline, 9, "
Total score,-17.
Grand total score 17 li out of A Pos
sible 200, .
(mtilMUy V Captnfii WimWirJHy
Attendance Maximum WWe; U.
Present In complete uniform, 61:
total strength of company, 61. Total
score, 20. ' 4
Administration Maximum score, zu.
Ceremony of Inspection, 8.
Condition of arms, 7.
Condition of equipment, 8.
Condition of uniforms, 8.
Condition of books and papers, S.
Condition of armory, 9.
Cnre of property, 8.
Total score, u6.
Drill Maximum score, "0.
School of soldier, 8.
Manual of nrms. 8,
Firing. 8.
Movements by squad or section, S.
Movements by platoons, 7.
Movements by company. S.
Extended order drills, gun drill, 8.
Total score. 53. '
Effluleiiry of Officers Mnxlmum
score, 2U.
Duties of captain, 8.
Duties of lieutenants, S
Total score, 16.
Military Courtesy and Discipline
Maximum score, 20.
Military courtesy, 8.
General discipline, 9.
Total score, 17.
Grand total score, 164 out' of a
possible 200.
Today,' a popular monthly magazine
issued in Chicago, and which has a
large circultalon throughout the East
and Middle West, to come to Eugene
and go to the McKenzle river; writing
up that stream and Its opportunities
for out-door sports, with Eugene as
the central feature of this region.
The article is to be Illustrated with
one or two colored cuts, and the ex
pense will be borne by the promo
tion department. ,
LANE COUNTY EXHIBIT
AT SEATTLE FAIR
W, ir, Wellrlill president, and M.
D, Wtsdnfll. secretary of the Oreson-
Aiaftkft-Vukon-Paclfic exposition cam
hitssion. were visitors in Euapud yes
terday and met with the boarit of gov
ernors of the Commercial Club last
night. They came to fonfer about a
Lane county exhibit In the Seattle fair
and in company Vlth G. W. Griffin,
chairman of the exhibit committee of
the Commercial Club, interviewed
Judge Chrisman in regard to the
prohnblo expense of having Lane
county properly represented.
NOTHING TAKEN FROM
GOLDSMITH HOUSE
Julius Goldsmith and family re
turned last night from Newport
where they have been on a week's
outing. During their absence their
residence on East Eleventh t,treet
was broken Into by burglars, as
chronicled by The Guard at the time.
I'pon examination of .the rooms last
night and this morning Mr. and Mrs.
Goldsmith missed nothing at all and
are of the opinion that the burglars
were rrlghtened away by somebody
or something.
The bids of the Waren Construc
tion Company for the paving of Park
streets were accepted at the meeting
of the council last night. E. R. Mum
mey received the contract for the
manholes and for grates, and the
American Paving company iui uuim
ing the curbiugs. The company ex
pects to begin work at once.
The city engineer reported the
amount ot work done on West Elev
enth, Oak and Olive streets by the
Warren Construction Company as
$11,726.76, und 80 per cent, or $9,
310.20, was allowed. The American
Paving Company was allowed $930.
2b, or 80 pr cent ot their work, and
E. it. Mummty was ordered paia
$290.84, or SO per cent of his worrf
done an manholes and intakes.
George 1). Dorrls claimed that there
were Irregularities in letting tne ejn
traci ior cast Sixth street from Wil
lamette to the alley between Willam
u,i imu I'i.e cmiiieil referred
the matter lo tl'.e city attorney, with
orders 10 look lino tile matter, ano in
case the Irregularities are found, to
dratt an ordinance to cover the fault.
The city attorney was also ordered
tn mil. mil tn the council such changes
of tne cnarter as he deems necessary
for expediting the putting in Of sew
ers, which if they deem proper shall
be suuiiiiited to me vote oi me peo
ple when the $500,000 water bonds
are voted on.
Petitions
The petitions of Joseph Schafer for
aviaiiolim nf u'.ilpr mii.fl In hilt res
idence, and also to extend the mains
to the southwest part ot town, were
placed on file.
E. K. Wheeler asked the council
for permission to tap the Jefferson
tlrnai suwer nn Inn nf Tho llll.P tn
connect the house he is now going to
buna, rne council was inciiuea 10
refuse the petition, but laid It on
the table.
n. rltinnfa tmmnlttpA rennrtpd
that an allowance not to exceed $15
per month for help in keeping records
s.iouid be allowed the city recorder,
to commence April 15. 1908. The re
port was adopted.
cui.ouic.auic discussion or tne wa
ter situation was indulged in.
It. H. WUAY WILL IU1
IX AC TO GAKAGH.
K. B. Wiay, who Is local agent foi
the llulck automobile, will put In a
garage In. this city. Just as soon as a
suitable location can be secured. He
is prepared to do auto livery business
for the traveling pttbiic or for pleas
ure trips. Call up to Eugeue Trans
fer Co., Phone Ked U01.
WILLIAMS' CARBOLIC SAliVE
WITH AKNICA and WITCH HAE1
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruiser, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
ter, chapped bands and all skin erup
tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg. Co.. props.,
TEA
. U S imports but little
more in 1904 than in 1864.
So much poor tea.
Tour rror.r rrturnt your moncr 11 yoa doal
Uk. SchilUiu'. tint; Mr bin.
MAHKIKD 4
At the home of the bride's sister.
Mrs. Wm. Avery, in the Titus block
in this city this afternoon at 5
o'clock. Leland Hillings Avery and
Miss Olive Hurton. The groom is
engaged In mining at Nelson. I). C,
and formerly resided in Kugene for a
yeur or two. The. bride is a popular
young lady and was formerly em-
llloved at Hall's eriutirv sine. Th.,1,.
many friends tender congratulations.
today and was' burled 1:
O. F. cemeiprv J. el U t
held at Gordon's
lors. conducted by Be,
pastor of the lla(uu '
circle. Af vv... 1 . 1 Qua
ducted the services 1 7
Markley being tt
Feed your roJeTriT
"Will Grow" fertnC")
Improvement; Vhaoiber, ,
Porch fuTnUuTTauw
ware Co. U,W
For comfortable eye tlu
recommend the
"SO EASY
Eye Glan Mountings. Thju
name implies and rejdilydj,
selves to almost any shiptd
keep most all kinds ol moimla,
those who have been having tn
especially recommend the "4
We fit glaises right and ilriji
Fourteen years experience
J. 0. WA ITS, Opti
611 Willamette $ red
?v Every
mm
Hi
(Lsiya
MARVEL Whirw
tiew Tlfhullrai
tivnand iatt.
-Sate
lak tmp drttrrlit far If.
ir lie Aiiiiul supply the
IARVKL. Bucit no
other, but mtkI 11111111) for
1 1 ln t rated book tMit. ItjrlTH
full tirttmilar and tirMHinri in.
Tultmble Tptn(e. 1WA ItVKI, ra, '
UtlHIMi HI t I. OlUrt
Williams Co. Trai
Light and Henvv Had
woop roR'sAii
',504 Willamette Si. I ufe.(
' Phone Black U"
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EUGENE
Phone Black 1511
Lester M. Torler lias purehased a!
half Inter, si In n.e Seattle Produeei
Cnllipilliy tlom li. W. Dlxou, and Willi
bee.inie a uieiul.er or tho firm on Hie:
Ills! day or August. j I
SIGiv iiLinCilE
M. F. Wnllace. one of the .lanllots
at Hie rniveisiiy. has Jusl eouiplele.l
ooring a well on us p,!,,. n Fair-1
THK II WHI.lMi (IF M(IKV
tut. u tempts ii ' . .peiid It
or lo i atr:-l i.4i n in uu
proletted place..
Hut eery ihieod busiies.
man k im hi. regular l.u i.es
ai'MMiut at the bank hlrh he
kno to e the most reliable
Bll.l arcouiinodAllllg.
Wi air tarrvlug Hie anouiitt
of lite Ih-si luerctiants atut .ro
lesMonai men a fun wl b
should be nullli lent Kiiaiautcv
ol our btisliie. .mulling.
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CARTERS
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Gemini) Must Ecaf
fic-Si.m!e Sip-itiir
REFUSE VIBSTITUTtt
A. C. MATHEWS
General T4m,n?
CoiKit tc. Grjvcl. Building
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;iiui chut
A cider vinegar, apple butter
jelly t'aetorv un tlie eorm-r ,.l"
Blair ami West Second streets; one of the
best corners in the town for that kind f
business. l!uildint;is sox I w divided in
halt by partition on a lot 00.XI43. Ample
room to handle and pack fruits, farm
produce, etc., when not maiiufactunm;
'ery little competition, and if any, von
have the markets of Tacouia, Seattle and
Alaska to supply. h, fact, a number of
i-.ut;ciie merciiants li.ive said that
necaetl jnst such a t.ictorv he
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men j;oous irom. .a goMen oppo: tuilitv
tot" some one :-: . O.
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to bin-
Address N. A. R., Guard Office
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HKAVV AM) LHillT
WKKIIIT BU
alike will find the f?
Rucycle adapted to lh
To be sure the sama IH
wheel won't do for a KM
man and one who tips '
at only 110; but Ihesaw1
of wheel will do tie
its built like the Racyri'5
isn't an Inch of defecti!
rial In it, and our S""
means what it sa's-
GUN CO.
" 534 WiiamftwS
O"' IHltlllillllllllllOHltTTt"
Eugene Poultry Stor
All orders for live and dressed fouky &
promptly.
If possible send in your orders for frys one
day in advance of delivery.
Chicken feathers for your summer cusl"5,
5c per pound.
102 East Ninth Street, Phone
af''
MOST CROCE RS SELL
Olympic Flo
every sack guarantee
Juices more loaves of breid thao inv "b"" ,i
!,... ...v.. 1. j... K.-jl;." ' J
viurtnmy of OfCAO prooocro 'lie
19 j '' I" ry . m
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other Hours.
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