School Suppf.cs
Will You Need
?
You will save 'time by
coming here for your school
supplies first, because we
carry such a large stock
that you will be sure of find
ing here every Item on your
list Will be sure, too, or
a saving on almost everything.
BCGEN'E DAILY GrARD. THVHfillAY, RHTKMBItR 17. 100
HOBO GETS 30 DAYS 'EUGENE AIlVFKTlSPn
r , - ! ri O
IN THE EAST
FOR STEALING CLOWES!
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Mini mm IT-
HALL PLAYERS' ( IxdillM..
I) your new nvi"v .
. ru't llorht the i
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faturtl (""
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l us estimate on
wort
iHeitzmim
School Books,
Tables; Pencils,
Pens, Penholders,'
Inks, Erastfa, '
Crayons.Bookjttf-fip,
Etc.
Chairs
N pi haie OLD
I CHAIRS In youf
Liooud mak then
kSW for only 60c?
foar home.
ciiDaman is on
rat show window.
UOIUXEW WALL
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I Wmi Seventh St.
TON
n ai Paint Co
m RESTAURANT
iaJ Olive Sts.
W under new manage-
utt thoroughly clean-
funied the building
, reiMttllng It in
The dining room has
Mlntel and nattered
i position to guar-
N meal lu the city
! ud fresh meats a
tfcekra dinner on
I Gite u a trial and
at rt. Meal tickets
1 IJ.50. Fe.
f kitchen and dining
W & CO, Pioos
H olive STS.
We buy these things In
very large quantities and If
we can get them for less
than regular prices, we give
you the benefit of every re
duction tthat large buying
secures. Bring in-your list.
RED CROSS
DRUG CO.
17-19 East. 8tb
537 Willamette
EUGENE, OREGON.
J. W. Kelly, a h,. 1m
fenced to sixty (In., jn .
jail this morning in- J u .- i
Peace Hrysim for i lit- ;,,.:t
clothing from Fred Moiii;,.',
Main, the football plave.-..
now on an outing up u
ne uroke into the hou c
by Moullen & Main in th
Luckey yard and took ev,
ucies ot clothing. W ord uf th
was phoned down the line and
learnea mat the miscreant hn.i i,..0
captured at Albany with the enmis
on him. The Albany Herald of ves
terday, tells of the arrest as 'fol
lows;
WEST SAYS HK HAD M NY
yt IU1KS Altol T THIS t TY
HIS EASTERN TK1I-.
Philip Hate
1N-
ox
publish. r nf the Pa
in Portland has iu'st
Ills triii il' --.I .,.,'
He s:iv th ., .. . : . '. .
he k,.,,, !ab o the'inquirl.s'inade'i'.f
r.iene aiui tna'
weeks thirty-two different
asked him what kind of a
gene was "I told then.
il-,.. i . "
won r.ugene I,a, mi,es
ot paved streets than. uy other citv
I .1 ,r'l,llUltltt I" tn. otat.i. mke
of the literary nii,.,uhe;e raiised bv
the location t the Slate University
im city, tu fact, aid all i could
: "i some ! 1 ",l -"ntnvest
. and Hill returned mini
Im ar..!"e f-ast
MrKeazie.
upied
J. S.
ral ar-
theft
t was
in tSiree
IKMi'le
eitv Ku-
Mr.
Loaded down beneath th -t .:ln Imnrf.. h t,.,ir nii,,i ,. .u
of three coats, two ... , . 8 1 .mtf.mi.ni. thv re o,onnn'
from the Eugene Commercial Clul
were far more truthful than I couM
fecciii
and two over--,,.. i."10
tramn - -ts, Mike Kelly, a
L" S arre8te-' here this morn
ing by Constable Catlln, aa ha alight
ed from Southern Pacific train No.
16. As a result of Kelly ? arrest,
Frederick C. Moullen and "Hill"
Maid, football, stars, aueadlng the
.Diversity of Oregon, will
their clotni'g.
Moullen and-JI.tln rent two rooTS
at Jeweler LuckeyIn i: UKcne and urn
no absent In the mountains train-i
ing dowa for the football ssason.
Last night thief entered their
house and helped himself to all their
extra winter clothing. Numerous let
ters on the clothing addressed to
both Moullen and Main served to
Identify the owners of las clothing
which Kelly wore.
make as a newspaper man. Euteu
Is to be congratulated." added Mr.
Bates, "upon the way she has be
come known in the East."
Halritunl
flay kopinuivnlly cnoicomch) prfof
personal efforts v,ilKIKc aM.i$Unce
of the otto tru))- tjonojiajit Ituatitc
nicK enables one to oim vcutar
Kobtts daily so (hat assistance to no
ture may be gradual); diStHmscdwith
vnen to longer needed atKe best of
remedies. wKen re ouirrd. at e to assist
nature and not to nvpydant tkc nature
ftl functions, .K'k must depend ulti
mately upon proper tioundnnont,
proper ef fovk nd rifW Ini" gencroll;.
To get ila tWneficial effects, a.cyi
buy th genuine
California
Fig Syhxjp Co. oniy
SOLJ) BVMl.l.lE:ADINC.rUfC(VS
Qt w onlr. 'Sar fitt 6iM r" Bottle
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jGHEF AND STEWARD OF
UMU'i bnILL ARRIVE
nAni.lNK tTNr.INF; ,
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines
for pumping, spraying, sawing, grind
ing. . Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos and Mo
tors for power and light.
FairUui Its-Morse Windmills' and
Towers. ,:
Fairbanks-Morse Grinders, Feed
Choppers, Well Pomps.'
All first quality goods - at lowest
prices always In stock. Liberal terms.
Prompt reply to Inquiries and quick
shipments. Write for catalogue and
prices. . ..-
BERGER, & BEAN HDW. CO.
Agent. Eugene, Or.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE 02. CO.
Portland. Oregon'
pwoonsAw.
Gftun ut .11
P to 1671. Home
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REGISTRATION BOOKS
OPEN SEPTEMEBER 21.
County registration books
will open for the presidential
election on Monday, Septem
ber 21st, and will close on
October 2 0th. All those who
have already registered this
year do not need to re-register,
only those who have not
yet done so need to register.
Millinery 0Mning.
Saturday, September 19th,
Jenkins, 25 E 9th Street.
Bolton
S18
FUNERAL OF MISS NEAL
FRIDAY FORENOON
Th funeral or Miss Una Neal, who
died In the Eugene hospital yester
day afternoon as a result of an op
eration for appendlcltlB, will be held
at the home of her grandfather. Rev.
William Bartle, at 171 East Twelfth
street, Friday forenoon at 10 o'clock,
with Interment in the Masonic
cemetery. Rev. D. H. Trimble will
conduct the services. Miss Xeal was
a Junior in the Eupene high school
and would have graduated next year.
She was popular among musical cir
cles and had a beautiful voice. She
was the only datiRhter of Mr. and
MrftH.- C. Neal of Marcola, besides
whom she leaves an only brother,
William. She was born at luka.
Pratt county, Kansas, July 26, 1890.
BORN.
South of Eugene, September 15,
If .,8, to V. Champion and wife, a
daughter.
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&l THEATRE
CEO. H. SMITH. Mgr.
Phone Blk. 2762
ONE NIGHT ONLY
y Evening, September 18th
The Two
Great German
Comedians
olb and Dill
assisted by
fJUbert and Billy Clifford
.VWny of 40 people in
: JudsonGBrusie'i
Musical fW.j...
fNESOME TOWN
gm 100 nights run on .
Bfoadwov, N Y
HEW SP.t.tDv
ALE AT BOX OFFICE
$1.00, 75c and 50c
NOTICE FOR SPECIAL ELECTION.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
1st day of October, 1908, at each of
the polling places hereinafter named,
a special election will be held In and
for said City, whereat will be sub
mitted to the legal voters of said City
for approval or rejection, A BILL,
proposed by the Common Council of
the City of Eugene, for a law to
amend Sections 108 and 112 of the
Charter of the City of Eugene, being
Chapter 252, of the laws of the stnte
of Oregon for the year 1905, entitled,
"An act to re-incorporate the city of
Eugene, and repeal all acts and parts
of acts In conflict herewith," filed In
the offlre of the Secretary of State,
February IS, 1 905, as amended by
the people of the City of Eugene Ap
ril IS. 190S, and to repeal all acts
and parts of acts in conflict here
with," and A I3ILL, proposed by the
Common Council of the City of Eu
gene, for a law to amend Section
109 of the charter of the City of Eu
gene, being Chapter 252, of the laws
of the State of Oregon for the year
1905, entitled, "An act to re-incorporate
the City of Eugene, and to re
peal all acts and parts of acts In
conflict herewith," filed In the of
fice of the Secretary of State, Feb
ruary ISth, 1905, and to repeal all
acts and parts of acts In conflict
herewith," which said bills were
each proposed and ordained by the
Common Council of said City July
31st, 1908 and on said day filed with
the Recorder of aald City: which
election will be held at 8 o'clock In
the morning and will continue until
7 o'clock In the afternoon of said
October 1st, 19 08.
The following are the designated
polling places:
For First Ward, Cyclone Truck
House. No. 271. East Eleventh
Street: for Second Ward. Hook and
Ladder room. In City Hall building
For Third Ward, Heller's Black
smith. No. 41 West Seventh Street:
For Fourth Ward, room in rear of
Campbell and Fellnian's store on Ol
ive street between Eighth anil Ninth
Streets. It. S. HKYSON.
Acting City Recorder.
September 16, 1908. 12t
NOTICE.
The Worthv Crand Matron and
Worthv Grand Patron will make
Evangeline Chapter No. 51. O. Iv S.
an official visit Friday evening. Sep
tember 18. The banquet will be
served at 6 p. m and Chapter called
to order at R. All members of the or
der are cordially Invited. Hy order
0f U,e W" M" E. W. YORAN.
SI 7 Sec'''
J. S. DpCruchv and .:n. J.E. T
Gruchy, who will be ehef af.l stew
ard respectively of Otlo'i new grill
which will be opened lo the public
Saturday night, having arrived In
Eugene from Portland to take
charge of the place. They are
French caterers ot not and Otto is
iu ue congratulated upon securing
ntnr oerviees.
- These gentlemen have worked at
Hotel Tacoma, the Arlington Club In
Portland and Ryan Hotel dn St. Paul
and other - like pla and have the
reputation of beingf among the best
In their line. Steward DeGruchy will
employ the best waiters to be had
from the cities and the service prom
ises to be excellent on that account.
Mr. DeGruchy, the steward. Is a mem
ber of the Geneva association, a
great organization among people of
his occupation.
The grill room will be opened to
morrow night from 5:30 to 12
o'clock and the formal opening will
occur Sunday night from 5 to S with
a table d'hote dinner. Music will be
furnished both nights.
Sl'llSCKlllER TKLIS
OF SllSLAWS NEEDS.
Editor Guard The Siuslaw wants
a railroad to take the upper Willam
ette Valley produce to market.
It wants a fruit and vegetablo can
nery to put up its thousands of gal
lons of berries that go to waste ev
ery year. . : '
It wants a good 'truit dryer to
put up tons of fruiter -
It wants a good wagon road so
people can come and 'go.
It wants more good dairy cows.
The cream last month amounted to
twenty thousand pounds, all shipped
out of Lane County to Portland.
It wants more people to clear more
land and raise more produce to send
to market.
It wants the bar fixed so that ves
sels of good size can come and go
with heavy loads of lumber and keep
the mills running day and night to
cut the vast timber resources, to keep
business going, so the merchants of
Eugene can get their freight on
short notice.
A SUBSCRIBER.
IIOOSTEK MEETING.
Frldav night. September
IS, at W. O. W. Hull. All
Woodmen are urged to at
tend this meeting and help
boost. There will be Initia
tions of candidates. Come
and get aciiuaimel. All visit
ing neighbors are welcome.
I. P. lnuian, C. C.
NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT A good five-room cot
tage on East Eighth Street, two
blocks from the postoffice; partly
furnished. Enquire at Kuthe &
Roddy's Cigar Store.
FOR RENT Large front room and
beJ room adjoining, furnished,
electric lights: phone and bath; ac
comodations for two or three: gen
tlemen preferred, "32 Mill St.
WANTED To borrow 11700.00 at
6 per cent, (lond security given.
Address D., care of C.nard.
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FOR SALE One full blood Hnmbou
lette Ham; also itrade rams; R. L.
Jacobs, Glenwood Stock Farm, Dex
ter, Oregon.
FOR SALE Cot 'a Je on Olive St.
Fine lot, close in. Must sell. Bar
gains; lots, rottaces. residences,
acreage, farms, timber and busi
ness J M. Morris & Son, Room 11
over 1st Nat l Ilk. S-19
SEE THE t.XGE II ATS.
FOR SALE flood paying cash busl-no-
everything complete and
running! Small capita required
Call 627 Willamette fet.
S19
MONEY TO LOAN' On good secur
ity at 7 per cent In'erest. Address
a! II.. are of Guaid. S25
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Mii.i.ivi i:v oi':m(
Cage . attorn and
Bolton Jenkins. H'
ening Saturday.
ha ! hats ''
E 9th St. Op
..tuber li''.1!.
SI 8
GOOD FISHING. VI M WTIH1T.
Advice has ti
Silverslde and
being rauglit
Bay.
The Iiavil
have 'lo ir ;'
S. t,-m I,, r 1 ''
stork of g"
..m Eve: b
W. Kigtit'i .-'
listers will
Saturday,
with a new
not sliop
. invited 71
SI v.w
T'n fr'ilt ran In -'nek.
CHA.Mi'Ki'.S HARDWARE CO.
o
Hffjteiipli
Hlgvli i i 1 f;
You've Read
about Schwab's one
price - to - all , all - over -America
clothing plan.
It means a square deal
and a good deal to every
man. It's simply this:
Schwab Specials at $10,
$15, $20 and $25 have
set-price labels "on the
sleeve." These garments
are on sale everywhere
at the prices marked.
This is an original
Schwab idea. Look for
the Schwab trade-mark.
Don't let the cheap
imitator fool you. It pays
to get the genuine. We
sell them. We are the
exclusive local distribu
tors. STANLEYS
612 Willamette SC.
itlipilllMsjajsjsiwilWISMlss ,g
L. C.BEADLE
Stone Mason
Inve orders at While's restaurant
on West Eighth street or address at
1AOOD HAWING
Gasoline power, by W. W. M(Hre,
phone Red 322. Ordws large or
mall will be appreciate.
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HYDE PARKHas 60-foot streets.
HYDE PARKHas a magnificent vciw in
every direction.
HYDE PARK--L too high for malaria, ty
phoid and other dread diseases.
HYDE PARK -All neighboring property held
, , at three and four times our prices. -
HYDE PARK Thirty minutes from the heart
of the city.
HYDE PARK Has the advantage of a twelve
grade school.
HYDE PARK Offers opportunities to the
laboring man that are unequalcd..
HYDE PARK Has free factory sites.
HYDE PARK Is high in altitude, low in
price.
HYDE PARK Is a bank that cannot fail.
HYDE PARKThe man who buys today
will obtain a home and independence in
the future.
HYDE PARK Real estate is CASH, plus a
very liberal interest and absolute safety.
HYDE PARK No investment can be more
profitable than well-located real estate near
a growing city. v ' ' ;
HYDE PARK Lots in this section wiil treble
in value in the next 90 days.
HYDE PARK You cannot own the earth
but you have an excellent opportunity to
own a very choice part of it.
HYDE PARK-Nonforfeiture. We will
keep your account open for 90 days if
through loss of employment or through
sickness you are unable to keep up your
payments.
HYDE PARK Life Insurance. In case of
death before payments are completed, we
will give a warranty deed and return all
money paid in to your heirs and executors.
The
Real Estate Exchange
Suite 3 ani 4 Coleman BIdg., Eugene,
SELLING AGENTS FOR
lfStr MARKILLIE CO., Room 533, Chamber
of Commerce, Portland Or.
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