Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 17, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTIM KVGKSH DAILY OVABO," XHUHWAT. SKTT. 17, 1WM. iV CHICAGO FOG CAUSES INJURY TO OVER SCORE Sarsatabs Ch orol i t-ot 3 tar lfcU, combine ihe muil BULt-eftkf ul re me dim Complete Stock of Fall Merchandise The Best Values We Hfcye Ever Shown The Friendly Store 173 Friday Surprise Sale tor all homora od truption. .loruw-h. liver and ki.iBf mmfuu, low f upetiUj. ih.t Ured fwl iuif Tli. y r ioiid xlr-( o( HixhI toar-mpv nllft. hftvin !l iU wootitrful mrdlciDftl power. PlasJUit Ut take and -rewlintly economiraL Giv ifreat aBttlfvtion, eyciaij W lwople pr frriiiK lalilet to ll'jmJ lu win-met. 100 duss W. LrVtVor mail. V. H'od i'o ..LowbU, Mm MUST BE SOI TO HOSIERY TRAOt MARK School Stockings ci f Ma Two more days to fix the Children up for school. We sell the best school stockings made for the prices. Pony Stockings 25c Marvel Guaranteed Stockings, 6 pairs for $1.50 6 pairs guaranteed to wear 6 months Rawhide Hose, 2 pair for 25c as good as you buy most places for 20c Children's School Kerchiefs 50c doz Children's and Misses' Coats $1.50, $2.50 to $18.00 All new fall styles, made from the very newest weaves and colorings and materials Women's Suits and Coats One of the largest and beat collections of nutts we have ever received are now on exhibition In our cloak and suit department; doz ens of styleg to choose from made In the very latest weaves and materials we rail your special attention to the line at $25.00 These are as Rood as you pay $30 and' tali for about town. Of course we have the less expensive ones at 12.M) 'and 18.00; and the better ones at 40 to $90. All ex, tra special values. We w'l- come you to visit this de partment and Inspect our ready-to-wear Karments. The Strong Features of Our Boys' School Clothing are trie unlimited styies, good wearing qualities and the everlasting tailoring in them. We have also a new idea in "freak'' style, they are novel practical and safe, and made of the nobbiest fabrics and at prices that competition cannot meet. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits ; Come in different shades and colors, also blue serge, belted coat, cuffs on sleeves, ages 6 to J6, prices.. $3.50 to $8.00 Boys' Two-Piece Suits Boys' two-piece suits come in worsteds, tweeds, cheviots, velours and homespun, all wool and made with double knee and reinforced throughout, prices $2.50 to $8.00 Boys' Overcoats in all styles and fabrics from.. $1.50 to $20.00 Boys Long Pants Suits Cleaver styles and lasty Jpat terns in browns, olives, tans and smoked gray, peg top pants, belt' straps and fancy seams, also' staple dress suits, rizes 12 to 20, prices... $5.00 to $30.00 Boys' Hats, Caps, Blouses, Waists, Underwear, Hosiery Eugene's Largest and Best StoreYour Money's Worth or Your Money Hack S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St. We sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns family from the fur in which he sold 1 nelton to Monroe street, six blocks. i the other day Into town. CITV NKWH " 1 V. N. O'Connnr. who was In ICii- 4, i 1 gone last full with the pnvliiK com pany, wus iiiiiirimi at rriueviiio yes- Kdwnrd A. Powell and Kntlo Fouto wore granted a marrtagu license to Oay. The Carrot Konl Kstntn Co., to day moved to tbu now Mitchell & tlarrolt l)iilldllB teniuy to Miss loru Ward, of that city. They will reside at Walla Walla. It Is, hoped to get this work done be for the fall rains set In. Don't forget the sent a for the Kolb & 1)111 111 "Lonesome Town." They will be on sale tomorrow mornliiK at the box otfli'e at a. in. This Is the first big attraction of the sea- son and iiverythlntt Indicates a Tho I'nlverBlty Y. M. 0. A. Is st'l- packed house tomorrow night, IIiik up a tent near ' tho iWuol - grounds to maintain headquarters . In the divorce suit of Leonard J. wlltln t )ln Mluili'nta urn riimhiir In hiiln... tlnlm! Mnutm rnrnwir I, Klmor Lewis Klolrhor filed . airect tin-in where to go lo find Mi'-EiiKono people, tho plaintiff now re tln medical license with tho county cumodutUma, sIcllnK at Tangent and tho defendant clerk yesterday afternoon. I t,t L'orvallls lit defendant today Suniiml Mniinniil received tiy I tiled an answer to the cotnil.fl'ut llti' TODAY'S REPORT OF CAMPAIGN EVENTS (Continued frotn Page One.) to the doors, with several thousands on the outside unable to gain ad mittance. Mr. Itryan- was accorded a great demonstration. 'lays Itonsevelt inul Taft. Mr. Bryan's Journey through the Empire State was a triumphant one. Everywhere along the lines of the west anore and New York Central Leslie Miller, a gradualo.of the n-t.luht from ' Portland this mnriiliiit '. nih. n... nii,..rn ,'.r ..,....,1 ' i .' roads llnmenso crowds turned qui University last June, will teach In j two of his dump wagons which he 'human treatment and asking for a'and K''lH'lli him with cheery handl ing ailvorton high school this year. ed In filling contacts In Portland, j divorce from him on the same i rlll'PliiB and the waving of flags and V He will use them In various kinds ground. She also asks the restora-1 l",nneri- At fttch l,lB,'B a Peech "W. W. and fl. M. Calkins have pur-1 of work In Kugi ne. tln of her maiden name, Mabel K. I w"" '""lBlt'11 " wn, h tiad rnasea inn i nun. nm-n mi in .mi. . Wood. W. S. Muraddeu is her at- "1 i ue "W inok of Springfield for 11 1.500. KlHher made the H)i, Cteorgo I j mllll Mill .MUSlCUl 111.. wiihii'Iui in-). appears at the lOugene Theater h'rl-1 . I day niglil Is a great catch for-l'.ii-l To eiiuall.e the f niMlliiient In the ' A nUitltii-r tif students arrived on ,,. They only slop hero on their Various building' the school board this afternoon from tho ""it", j jump niul tlii'.v havo a ropuUllim antlcl)ales t lie neeessltv of redistrlct Tho bulk of them will come In Sun-, which Insures a full house, m,, t, ,.i,v. In order to do this ef- Uuy. Monday and 1 lu'mui) . . ifectlvely all pupls should register I A car I ud of lumber fftr the Ku-'iiii tlist day. as the change of lines The Cottage llrove local was do-, Kl,m, ,nMB mill, a car of loss for win be made according lo (he first layed about three hours last night u, Kugeue Lumber Co., and several ', day's enrollment. Pupils eu'ierlng tin nccounl of a leaky englno, tinlv- ,.ur loads of wood from the Wcndtlng alter Monday will be assigned t. oth InK hero at I'i.lb o'clock, jliranch were among th ftelgbt ship- er buildings regardless of, piace of I lueui in to IChkcihp Ihls inorulng. : residence. If the one lu tMr own dl Yesterday afternoon a inan lnije , . ; vision has no reom for them. The llociwe. was Issuwl by the county Chief of Tft'lH V'arrlnglon and more eoniilete the OiM duv's regls rlnrk to Wlllard K Cray and Miss Street CommtMMber Turnei' have iiailon Is. the les liardshlp of (his Man Lynch, both of Junction City. ' .0, ,ny loday noilfylng prupeiiy khi m result. owners to move all barns au.l fences' . wherever they project over tile alley ' The S.mtherli Pacific Co.. has Hot line, there are unite a nuuilir ot ton up spvon thousaml fohlers li- 4uch litHiaiice-i. fiiiMiiHtng the colonist rates from - , Kastern e.iiuts to Kunene with a tles- ! A great crowd of Kugeue people mptioti o( Kiigene's oppurtunltics look the morning local today for Sa-i furnished by tjie promitlon deparl- letn t. iiltend the f.tale fair. A uum- nieiit nf Uie Ciinunci-clal club and Per were loll. Iielug unillile lo utjllie Club 1 enclosing these folders tickets In time, ll Is said the train; with the $itcmhoi- Issue of Xnbo pullcd out wlihout proper warning i d's Macsslne. Anvtndy eall get from live coinlm tor. . some ot these folders hyvalllng :it tin' pr iiiiuiI in otiien m rlie club aiiil 1 The Warren Construe! inn Co this as th Klnliby Kwer, the Springfield real eslllle dealers, have sold lo a Mr Clark, recently from Indiana, the Krve farm of JSI acres south-- rwiwl of Kugeue, for fr.tniti. i ' Don't miss seeing Kolb & lllll lit I lie KiiKen,. theatre tomorrow night. Ttuiy are top-much coinciltans and have the amnion "f one of It'.e best musical companies booked Uils m's : .(. en 17 tlmesi Tie never A iiii oppnrtuiiltv to flay both Mis Roo.sevelt and Mr.1 TnfV. Alts taft. he rliaracterlv.ed as "PresldeiM Itnosevelt's appointee," and he declared that. Mr Roosevelt's Indorsement of Mh Taft was "the In dorsement of the bankrupt against whom one could nol 'Collect ." I'tica, the Inuiie town of Kepresen taiive .lames S. Sherman. Itopiitillran nominee for 'lce-Presideut. vied Willi th other places In the greeting of Mr. Ilryuu and he made a short spoee to a crowd at the depot. Oititiou at. Syracuse. The passage of the train through Washington Street. Ill Syracuse, a instance of over a mile, was tnenior alile. Hrvan an.l Kern pictures won every w lo re displayed, cannon liootu od and a surging mass of liiiinaimv followed tile ear until It stopped in the il'iw'ii town section of tUe rit, Mr. t'hahicr, who was in an ;ni; molille oral him w as wedged In by the i " 'Iik hint. Mr. Hran .ir.ii lier.s leaihod oil! al:il i I'amphle usl f . A. Cov hs boillihl I lie I. M ..isler residence proper! v on Cast , I'liurli'i'iith si reel ami will move his morning put a laice force of men ti work evsialing tor the p.n.'nieo: olio West Cighlh slreel from lhar' at) n - to MH' I ilel ell I he sie e a handy willing lot- in f i ii mis A: A: A 7Vy.A -! Ii. linns hiui iiidiuitu! .!' ,V4 J U '- r .iio.ll libei.il ti... Y t .. 1 Cf, . - ll!l ill'il ll'U'lv-t ;,l I ., t"'. , reri 1(1' ali-s when b it J V.'MN ', . j It ... M ar, IHave a Check JU1 I'll.lolS.' Ii and wo Wlit vtni rrt'iit rtuht now. n o hii t ri Ti'Spoudi'nt lit Chtt tiiul i ;m colled U jtrtMitp! Iv. Wo pollen m-vounts of l-'r- ituu'ni lor r i-imii mi OU ll . litis- Eugene Loan and Sc l APITXI. M si ll 11 I s. ni-j.yoiMi. LSI' Altl.lMil ll Irtiej. wings Br O 1 anK for loui SUI.inee, 11' i N" A'! in, nil.' No y, ami isKing 'HU.-s'od i lav at' t-e fun al 111 lilt lit HON accident and health tti-Mie-l'e postoff ee, IHe lo logics. 'I- o! the Kugeue Aerie .'rn.i! (O'.ler ef Kau'.es. nrot)ieis are nrgontlv j od Hi. .-: at Cagle Hall Ki t ' I' I ti at 1 o'cloi k to alien,! it llr ulier M. . Hubble. oil! o 1 II I i V ( nominee 1 1 1 hut lii fori' he Waii.,1 ' pb.l-iltT O ill. V ii Y.i .'. M t:iron.;s m I lieu M. I the put trwin. Mr Ihe giilu i n iron! au.l . t : i ; : . himself wom .1 I'l.llO Ihe ll ue reducing to , of tl'o Si. He e i. ir.ii r hou . i at aiM'i.iu- gl 'W in Chicago, Sept. 17. A dense fg over Chicago and lis environs handi capped transportation seriously to day and was responsible for a . num her of accidents. While the lJuluth Limited, on the Chicago Norih western, was waiting for the signal to proceed, a suburban train crashed .. ii rear, and 'naif a dozen per sons were Injured. ,,.,. An Interuruan tar crashed Into an elevated train on the Oak Park Incline Injuring several passengers. In all, the Injured resulting from t.... th. fnir was over a ai;i:iut;iio uuc --o. score, and there were two deaths. f f . PEStSOXAL ' Mrs. Lester Luckey went to Salem today. . .- . . H. W. Dunn was a passenger to Sa lem today,.. , s'. Mrs. A. E. Gale of Klamath Falls, Is In the city. ' . . C. D, Churpening Is here from Dal las on a visit. Mrs. W. W. McCornack Is visiting friends In Salem. H. W. Manon .of Mabel, spent last night In the city. Miss Winnie Hadley Is home from a visit In Portland. C. B. Scott and wife, of Artesla, Cal., are !n the city. J. M. Shelley returned this after noon from Portland. Mrs. P. A. Rankin returned hjme last night from Salem. Mrs. J. F. Hughes ot Falls City, is visiting In Eugene. Miss Dena Barrett went to Port land today on a visit. . Mrs.. J. D. Buell returned this noon from a trip south. Capt. C. J. Dodd went to Salem on the noon train today. Kred Parker went to. Dexter to vis it his folks a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Hall, Jr., are In Salem attending the fair. Andrew Nelson returned to Cot tage Grove this afternoon. Lloyd Rice left on the noon train today for Portland on a visit. F. B. and J. W. Chase went to Sa lem today to attend tho fair. Mrs. E. BroderB and Bon wtnt to Salem today to attend the fair. Leland Hurd went to Salem today to take in the fair for a few days. F. H. Buchanan and wife of New berg are In the city on business. J. B. Larkln, of Fort Morgan, Colo, was an arrival In Eugene today. C. H. and O. T. Lowry, of Maroh- iteid, are lu Eugene on business. Fred Wright of Koseburg, was In bugene today on Insurance business .Miss ! an n lc Colvln was a stage passenger to f iorence this morning. J. E. P. Withers returned toda) from a shurt visit at Cottage Grove. Mrs. Ben Bingham is down from the ranch at Deerhorn. -She is quite in. A. R. Black arrived lu Eugene to day from a trip to Ceour d'Alene Idaho.' ' Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Adair went to Salem Wday to take lu the sights at the luir. Bill Jamison was knifing the stu dents to arrive from Portland this afternoon. Sheriff Harry Bown went to Sa lem today to take in the statu fair a few days. ort and ty l0 R(,fi wh 18 " there. Miss Margaret ttetlch returned this morning frmii a visit at Astoria ami fort land. Mrs and Airs. Geo. W. Smith re turned this afternoon from the state la-ir at Salem. City Recorder Dorris Is home from Portland where he has been having Ills eyes treated. John Hunzlcker, the architect, went to Cottage Grove mis afternoon on building business. Miss Kl ha Snodg.ass left tins miMi.iog lor Itasor i liv after haxin' 'pent ! I summer l.ero. Professor and Mrs. K. E. IleCou ret urne I last evening from tneir out ing at McKenzie bridge. Attorney C. M. Kissinger was up from Portland yesterdav, returning to that city this morning. Prof. 1. M. Glen and family re turned this afternoon from their summer's stay at I'allas .Hiss era llerron. of ilr. .o. was in Kugeue today ois, on me anornoon liaiu. Mis Clara Kuppc went 'to Sale l on the no,m train today to vi -it Irloiuls and to alien,! th,. fair '.line ot w .utervitlo. returned on t ie stage this morning ut bnsiness visit In Ensiene' line was aluoiig ;h Sterling Silver Novelties Yoo often find it hard to get small silver pieces for pres ents. We have Just what you want hi Butter Knives Sugar Shells Olive Spoons . Jelly Spoon's Lettuce Forks Cream Ladles Bon Bon Spoons Birthday Spoons These pieces are rich in design, heavy weight, and arc not expensive nfor such quality. SEE WINDOW J.O. WATTS Cor. 8th and Willamette Sts .WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-Closs Fresh and Salt. Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order- WING & CAMPBELL Phone Main 38 512 Willamette city vi- r', M worth of tin, " WKl men!s "4 fnrni,..: 10 College Hill i... sM of the hill, i; J -.0n I'tt worth Jtoj,,. taken tan w hve hundretli rii'"iiS :i s:ze tron, , the best thing os ot your money. Th. Real Estaf Lxchangi Suite 3and 4,ColmJ Grocen You will alwavi the best brands Croceria T7 I rr rt rresn vjreen Vera Flour andrd . Nodelays,weh,M I Pierce Bi Phone Main 53 Vuilor porch snaid with the reach of all. CHAMBERS HARTO bust! CottaRr I'l'ttirn- w.l : hollii' w. w. iMki' in thi' ' i'il.-lls ,im,I 111 IM iiii-iii ii-.;--f f.iir. tniiy. n; this :ii- i'.n-. In aiiilitiiMi m tho I ii ni'ii r t; : liliiinli!- , tin' il.i' M.U'l ii -.Hi. 1 I ill! U. Wi! '..I S.r.llll -.1'lna Ii.' uni'.i t .1 it l';i- visa Ku- .1 M'K KOI'M AX, W.MlllV '',.,,.it i' u in.uoM t-'iKi.n villi SiMTi'tari . Ni'i'u i: m rxmiriv ' -in I '.ii.iiti n.iir. ,1 hi t ...in I, ,1 atiil M'li'i s nf rni'.A to hiui. ',. ' " ''" 'li'TMiiff.'r iiiul ii;i' - .i: r . .1 iii, fi-,,.,, i',,r;!Mn,i ;' :'' :i" 'i' t i '.I'-. lit.'r tin. rni- ll.'Wlt; Sillv,' is I'llt'i' Sol i I, I.SiHi' shii ro.l.l . i t 'o I'll VM1H' l .u l"ii,i'.l Wl:, ' In st tliillR to 1'v n'.l ilriiiiitisn. h ii.i i. i ll.mi;, i . I..I.O mil I'l ll. l;:k ! (',.- -Wo. I'll VMHKKS i'ut of nuts on th 'tii'tn Mini siivo 1'i.in.'. S 11 AUUWAKK I'll i..-iit l'i-f r.'..-'. i ii ai;ivai;k in. 1. vj'.m i I 'i n ii i , , '!!" l.l I- I iv i- t, i- . T i; 1 1 '"1'in.in. Tom -stoikil.i M s I . 11 11 w..f,. luvi'r on tlui si.i in I r ..hiui f..;r:iitiir of all km. Is t'llAMUKlLS '.lAKHWAIIK OV ilt'iH .it Morris , Oi-illtlOK. I.. M msic sttoro. 5 I'.M f.'.'t .on ,tj I'l.on stovo ar.' s.i' OlAMliKKS HAKUWAUK CO. I'-rrV, K M - I s. .1.!.. i : '. l " i: 'i.i'.ii'.',. i Saturday, Sept, 1 Classic Oriental Statuai) Works of Art-Cupid from H masterpieces, all in popular i Each Bust, with pedestal c f::t.' Chira:tcrs'J-'-1 features and graceful poses, beautiWy M t..iUf..l j . i n , ,Mt.'e.l.T"H uuuuui reproaucuons 01 well Knu" and pects. Sizes from 8 to 12 inches. Come Early If You Want One MURPHEY'S RACKET SW 3Ea4t 9-lP J O"