Eugene daily guard., August 29, 1908, Image 8

THE ETGE.VE DAILY GUARD. SATIRDAV, AIGIST 20, 1008
SomethiruNew in
YALE
That every consumer of "I, Clothes" Is at liberty, personally, to return
"'' 8)ilem Clothes Shop" or established ugenry any garment which, for any
whatsoever falls to give the satisfaction expected or desired, and wo will
Koud without question.
MADISON
New Fashion
Sheets and
S.
Pattern Counter
I'KIWONAI,
11. Shepherd Is In town from Wend-
iiiik.
K. K
Ilyland Is lu the city from
l.owell.
I-eomird Moses canie up from Tun-
gout this afternoon.
Samuel Uooine. Jr., and wife are'
here from Portland. I
Chiis. M, Kissinger Is up from
Portland on business.
J. V. Hobbs returned this after
noon from u nip north.
II. M. and Percy Hhult. of Drain,
aru In the city for the circus.
Mrs. I.. Illlyeii went lo Portland on
the eveniun train yesterday.
Professor liesrborn and family
leave. Monday tor Blue Hiver.
Felix Wagner arrived In the city
from the north this atteruoou.
Hon. II. A. Booth relumed tmluy
from his sou's faun at Yoiicnlla.
Miss Sielln Beau returned lust
night from a visit nl SmUvlllc.
Oliver Hart Is among the foliage
drove people lu the cliy today.
Dexter Sparks, mayor of Blue Itiv-
T, Is In the city lo rice the circus,
W. Clifford Ntuh was a singe pas
Heuger this iii'inltu tor Blue Itlver.
Mis. K.iiiim Mrl'utley. of Hiilscy. Is
Visiting in the cln ir a duy or so.
W. B Soli and lumtlv are down
from l.eaburg taking In (he big show.
F.dltnr S I.. Mool bead, of tile .llllic
tlon t'lly Time. Is attending the cir
cus Morgan Wutnui Is up from Salem
M1 Imslnesi. He Is Interested Willi
Austin I'ui rlngtoq and S. S. ISango
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Young Men
and Men Who Know
It is with pleasure that we an
nounce the arrival of
L. System Clothes
Heretofore there has been an unsup
jilled di-uand for noinethlwc different and
exrlimlve in Clothea. Thin demand will
be met by I.. SyHteum, for their rlutheg are
inado an taaty and nobby, and for the fel
low who appreciates tho extreme In style
liiHofnr as la consistent with ood taste
and refinement.
"OUR GUARANTEE"
We Show 37 Dif
ferent Styles
Four of which arc shown In this ad.
Kuril style Is distinctly dlrterent, yet all
have that snappy dip and hang that char
acterizes them from ordinary "so-called"
"CoIIoko Clothes," and that dlstliiKulsliOH
.tho fellow who wears "L, System" from the
one wJio does not.
These clothes are shown in
BeauLhul Colorings
Browns, olive, tan, elephant and moose,
and fox and fawn shades. Priced
$15 to $40
FltKK ! ! .All cIoIIhk ImiiKlit from us
pruned FltKK OF CIIAIMJK for on,, year,
iih often iih you like, nml by mi evH-riencl
pnNer.
H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
In the, moving picture theatre busi
ness at the cnpllnl city.
C. A. Murphy and wife, of Char
ter Oak, Iowa, arrived in Kugeno to
day. Walter Carroll come up from June-
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I day
oi'ii viij on me tiiicriiuoii irain to-1
.il ls mhiiiio I,. Mlnlr was among
' ('ott"K (lluv" People in the city
today.
Attorney P. M. DeNeffe expects
'" leave Monday for Mapleton on bus
iness.
Mrs. C. F. Hurlburt and daughter
came up from Junction this after
noon. Miss Mae Frausen, of Portland, is
the guest of the family of J. M.
Howe.
, Mrs. A. F. Hunt left en the stage
; this morning for her homo at Mu
; plelou.
.1. W. Owen went to Portland today
and will probably remain there fur
j some time.
i Fred Parker was a passenger on
the aflernoon train today for Dexier
) on a visit.
' Mis. J. T Rowland and daughter.
! Miss Mae. are home from their outing
. al New pol l.
.Miss l.olllse llansoil went to Kose
burg this aflernoon to accept
1 sit Ion I here.
po- i
I
J George Gross and a friend left on
the stage tills morning for Blue
Klver on a hunt.
! Miss Anna Oglesby , of Colfax.
W ash., foiineilv of Cottage Grove, is
In the illy today.
M I .s Ka K.iton arrived down
f'ntn Ko-;e!ni! g ki-l even.ng to visit
Miss Myrtle Forrest.
Mrs. Julia Cay lor and daughter.
MI.--S Fi.mkle, baye lu tlic inui nliu;
Money ii Hand
you will always have when de-l'"-"e.l
in a good bank.
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S IIWK otfers the I,,..,
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COLUMBIA
LADIES
Home Journal
Patterns
for Portland, where I hey expect to re
side In the future.
W. C. Conner, editor of the Collage
i.rovo Leader, and his wife are in the
cily attending the circus.
Hen Blnghnni
- ., S(10n
1 It. I n.l t ...II.
iiiovb io my i ii ii k Ik ii in farm
at Deer-
horn,
where they will reside
W.
P. Cheshire, who low ,..,
"IM'tiillng several weeks at Foley
Springs, Is expected home this even
Intf. George 11. Snillh and Fred Wrne
left on this, morning's stage for llel
knap's ranch, on the McKenzie. on a
hunt.
L' r
' miner and wire and C A
Beldler and mother are ntitong th,
(otiage Grove people attending th,
circus.
Miss Jean Wold, after her sum
mers visit with her linn her and sis
ters lu Kugene, left lst evening
for New York.
B. W. Hates, editor and publisher
o mo t iupillu nllcv NVw-
panleil by Mrs. Hates, Is In
li'otu itoschurg.
. a.'roni
Ihe cltv
. I ..lessor ii r. Win, w I.,,,.,, I
the H
list for several lllenllis I
Pected homo
on one t,f tonight's
iialus or tomorrow
Harold Marsh nrHv,.,l
Portland today and will y
summer home of C. n.
up from
isll al the
Hales and
laiuiiy south i,r th,. ,.tv
Miss Sadie linlr.fr, formerly trim,
nier for il. m,,,,,s -uMn , ,::,U,,M
Is now head trimmer al the Vogue
millinery parlors In Sain.,
t'has. In.k.
and
tie. li
wife,
tai in
have l.ivn living on
-I llll.t i.Ml since .lime
tod.n to attend the
Mis. l. I., ('ami:,,
relume. I yesiei .lav t
Belknap Springs
on his blew:,. I,,
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GUARD'S FfNE o
PREMIUM MAPS '
HAVE ARRIVED
The Guard I
fxpress sanii.b'
Iireniium wall
ini! of the la'"
h received by
of ita fine
harts. on.i.-'t-
in;i of Ore
(ton, of the I :nt.-il States and
foreign countries. These
charts are nicely mounted,
lithographed on heavy var
nished paper, and contain as
much valuable information as
an ordinary atlas.
All subscribers of the Dally
Guard, served by carrier,
who pay $2. So for six months
In advance, get one of these
map-charts free.
All mail subscribers of the
Dally Guard who pay $:i.00
(special offer i, for one year
in advance, are entitled to
the premium as well as Week
ly Guard subscribers who pay
a year In advance.
Call and see them.
RECORD TRIP FROM CRES
CENT LAKE TO PORTLAND
Last Tuesday forenoon word reach
ed Kugene that the wife of J. W.
Fricke was seriously ill at Portland
with appendicitis, with request that a
dispatch for his reurn be forwarded
immediately by special courier to
Lake Crescent, where Mr. Fricke and
party were camped for a fishing and
bunting expedition. Through tele
phone communication a courier was
started from Joe Blakeley's ranch at
Z:du p. m., reaching Itigdon's ranch
at 8:30 p.m. A new courier and hors.
left Itigdon's ranch at H a. in., arnv
Ing at the lake at 3 o'clock Wednes
day morning. Camp was immediate
ly, broken and horses .Jbrougjit In
from a pasture a mile away. By C
a. m. the run was started for Kugene
with -Mr. Fricke, Ills son Leon and
Raymond Bubb In Die rig. By -a.
m. the Hlgdon ranch was reached.
The next drive, from Itlgdo's to Bil
ly Hill's, was made In six hours, ar
riving there at 5 p. m. A relay of
horses was procured at Warner's and
the drive continued at top speed un
til near midnight. Whenever reach
ing a steep hill all but the driver
would Jump out and hasten to the
top and jump In again without Btop
pliiK the rig, as every moment was
precious. A few minutes after mid
night a new team and rig. the best In
Lane county, was met. This had been
procured by Dr. Selover and held for
eighteen hours at Lowell until word
was received that the party was fast
advancing. A few moments and the
spirited animals were making a dash
for the 2:a3 overland. Past r.'v-
land'8 a forest fire was raging In full
rorce. Several burning trees had fal
len across the road. These had to
be removed. Then agnln the mad dash
went on. When within a mile of Ku
gene the overland swept by, but hopes
were not abandoned and the team
syvept on at a furious pace. When
Hearing the depot the train pulled
out but. the mad ride of 120 miles
was not to go unrewarded, and four
minutes later Mr. Fricke In his fish
ing clothes was speeding toward
Portland on the second section of the
train, arriving at the bedside of his
wife at 8 a. in. Thursday morning at
St. Vincent's Hospital, where the op
eration was performed by Dr. Mc
Kenzie and the patient Is now con
valescing. CITY MOWS
?
The street cars did n eieii i....io
all day long, all the ears belnL' full
(On every trip during the entire day.
A circus follower who had the ap
pearance of being u had character
"as jaueu uy l met of Police F
l''arrlng-
ion touav.
It was generally remarked that the
crowd in town was the largest ever
seen here. During the parade Wil
lamette street was literally a mass of
humanity.
e over rrom Spring
see t lie circus. A great
' far as JudkSns' Point
k the street ears. Thev
line was completed into
field today to
'nay walked a:
where tbev to.
all wished the
Springfield.
Of tho thre,
the big bridge
liver in ili,. f,,
one is burning
end have Ini:
should h,, a;:.
A heavy -'i
1 ' " s pat. id,. ;h
1 Incandescent lights in
across the Willamette
ot of l-erry s
Tile t w o al
led out. I'll
nde.I to al o:
t only
north l
'wer fell during
s forenoon The
ad Hie drives
I Hie elements. ;
i ,l,le was I ,
' .I'M. nltho ich
starling.
e rs carried t'...
'l.'.ed e.n 1 this
"y M"s' ot tl,,
S..finf:e'. for si
v alter ' hey , ;
t :o ks here w ere
n regular ti.if
hack :,(..
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and
. or.lm
a li'li
V. g'l
'.I for !h
' he main
The : i
held arou
in I nines ,
' ''am h
track. P
al.on. a';
'rii.-: ,
track, vv N
I'OU
this aft,
''end ten
tt of
' wa oi
1 1 ! i
nineteen peaches to the layer, and
! there is room In the crate, which is
of regulation size, for only two layers.
M. F. Wyatt today filed with the
countv clerk notice of location of the
"I'lvniouth Hock" niiiiiiiB claim in
the "Bohemia district. Mrs. Wyatt lo
cates the "Cape Horn" claim ill the
same district. O
A slight thunderstorm this after-
noon caused a commotion among
some of Barnum k Bailey's circus
.elephants, although none of them
broke away or did any damage. Ele-
Iphants are" reputed to be the most
! sensitive of animals, and at times be-
come possessed of almost Insane fear
or fury. Only last spring one became
frightened at the flames of a nearby
burning oil tank in a Northern Cali
fornia town and killed a woman.
HOLT LEAVES FOR
UTAH NEXT WEEK
Theodore Holt, a Eugene boy
whose parents live in this city, leaves
during the coming week for the Uni
versity of Utah, where he has won a
scholarship of over one hundred dol
lars for research work in mining.
Utah has one of the leading mining
departments in the United States. The
fellowship was the gift of Colonel E.
A. Wall, of Salt Lake, and Holt won
it from a number of copetitors in va
rious parts of the West.
He graduated from the University
in 1907. Last year he took graduate
work In the University mining depart
ment. THOUSANDS IN CIRCUS
TENT THIS AFTERNOON
Despite the showery weath
er there was a great crowd In
Barnum & Bailey's circus
tent this afternoon. Their
press representative says it
was over 10,000 and might
reach 1 1,000, although there
did not seem to be a very
large crowd for a circus day
in tile streets. They report
having done a big business at
Salem, but were as disap
pointed at Albany as they
are pleased with Eugene. Two
of the five Ringllng Brothers,
who own the show, John and
Otto, are here today, the lat
ter traveling with It all the
while, and the former hav
Hng his private car attached
to the train temporarily.
There will be another perfor
mance tonight.
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GOOD COUGH CURE.
For the complete cure of coueha
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
lung complaints tending to consump
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
have for ages maintained an estab
lished reputation as a standard
cough remedy. It contains no op
ium or harmful drugs and can be
given with safety to children. Price
$1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil
liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O.
KUGKXK POl LTKV STORK
For your Friday and Saturday mar
keting. We will have an unlimited
supply of fat hens and milk-fed frvs
Our laying hens are through the molt
and are busy furnishing us guaran
teed eggs. Send your orders to 102
Last Ninth street or phone Main
b4j- a2S
PROMISE FA I K
WKATIIKK TOMOHItOW
Portland. Aug. 29. Ore
gon and Washington Fair
tonight; Sunday fair and war
mer except near the coast
Idaho Fair tonight; Sun
day fair, warmer in northern
portion.
It. McMl ItPHF.Y
has taken rooms at sr,9 Willamette
street, over Eaton's book store Tel
ephone Black 2SS1. tf
The reinforced centre Vudor hnm
" k is the on, to buy. Thev are I
yybier, Ioneer and ir. ,i..' .t
ordinary kind. lne
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. !
After next week
absent from Kuuene
Dr. Lowe will be!
for two months.
M.W
TODAY
I.'OK
SALE
Ban !.t
a' P. Blair
of town oi
petirs. Inouire
- nines northwest
'-mi ;l ro.ol nt
I arniers 1 s
FOUXD
P " K." Ilolebo,
a'oia and not,
!" the owner
k eontain-
s probably
Call at
"'"R S M.K
on
''lis'
.-': 1.. a.
' land: all w
-.11:1 al Mon
et fruit
r MI'I'i'llEI.L.
Eugene, O;
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GEORGE NOLAND
APPOINTED TO
SUCCEED0 BENSON
Portiando Aug. 29. A special ils
ptirh to the Evening Telegra'n from
baicui says that Governor Chamber
lain today announced the appoinr
ment of George Nolan, a Deinoer.ir,
of Klamath Falls, to succeed Judge
Henry L. Benson, of the First Judi
cial district, resigned.
(Judge Benson is a brother of
Secretary of Slate Frank Be jsriu. and
resigned to enter private practice
His successor Is a brother if J. E.
Noland, of Creswell, former sheriff
of Lane county.)
BORN
In Eugene, August 24. 1908, to
Walter Birmingham and wife, a
daughter.
In Eugene, August 28, 1908, to M.
J. Lowell and wife, a daughter.
To James Miller anil wife, who re
side between Eugene and Springfield
August 27, 1908, a daughter.
UASOMNE WOO!) SAWING
Call up Phone Main 32 or Farmers
61. R. A. Maltzan. tf
Tin fruit cans In stock.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
For comfortable eye glasses,
recommend the
"SO EASY"
Eye Glass Mountings. They are all the
name Implies and readily adjust them
selves to almost any shaped nose. We
keep mast all kinds ol mountings, but to
those who have been having trouble we
especially recommend the "So Easy."
We tit glaues right and at right prices.
Fourteen years experience J j ,jt
J. 0. WA ITS, Optician
611 Willamette Street.
Girls-a Stove Fre
A range in little a stove that will boil, bake an;
just like the big one in the kitchen. It will go tot
girl who can bake the best pan of biscuits..
1 he contest will be held at our store on a datt
given later. Watch our advertisements.
We are expecting many little girl guests attk'
will you be one of them? If so, come to our stcrt
to get a circular of instructions and your numta-
You Will want'tn sci trie "Rii-lrV iufliuT
other
pri2cs in our window, too, Ccmc today.
Campbell-Fellman Co.
THS HOUSE FURNISHERS
Whora Vamp 0.J' I. n.. j n r-lH i. H'ltil
w Your Creou Is Good - Cor.
" li" hill in,,, I, m,
J'O. THOM,s J':A'
Egc Electric CFa!lV
CModern Wiring and .'topIU
U-si;ncrs and M.kcrs of Fl.t- A C,u Furfi
Full Line oJJV-to-D.tu- "s
Min 5-74 Vest Eighth S:.. "' "'
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Will Mnv.. A I . n.. . . i. Ri-
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and you win d0
you make st
time that
Michaels.Stemj
"timing jr.
are tti
shape remarkal
Y.e are S0le agl
clothing in
Pull rj
- l yuuus are t,
m'ing and ours-
goods will be
priced awav 4
order to closetk
W e carry a co.W:
of furnishinggj
.diiHot De esce'
thc city, and m-
will be found Ion-
mauy of our
tors can afford J
for. WeoimJ
store and ha r
to pay and are d
with small proS;
i ou are invited i
and look at oar
whether you k
ED. HANI
East Niuth ShJ
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