Eugene daily guard., September 24, 1908, Image 8

Of
THE EUGENE DAH.T GCABD,
THIIWDAV, SHITEMBMfi 24. 19"
I (ITV XKWS
The roof m I" u"",,'le,I
O. O. F. bloc k. I
The pavement 7n the park streets j
has been completed. j
n M W.ll-r fi'..-'1 Hs veterinary:
.h 'Le wUh iU.-ntyeh.rk today. ;
. , ij,.nP v:i? Issued y?s-:
K-rdav afternoon to V mired M. Tur-.
pen and -Miss bylva a.
Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns, Nemo and Kabo Corsets, Dent Gloves
UTe Friendly Store 1 724 Friday Surprise Sale Tomorrow
Ont.ine Flannels
5c, 8c and 10c
r.oou vards of fine heavy fleeced ontiliK flan
nels lii plain and suip.s ami die. ks; tloeiis
of m at patterns at these low price, T,c, S l-3c
ami Hie.
Wool Blankets
Ills offering of all-wool Hlankots In white.
llKht and dark colors; alsr, full assortment
cotton Illnnkcls and Comforts at a IiIk "avion
mice, fihc to 1 O.OD
Children's Coats
$1.50 to $15.00
Three hundred Infants' and children's
ja. k-is and coins In bearskin, plain and fancy
wool ciuihs; some in all Hie best snades; won
derful values at ll.ji) to $lu.it.
Women's Coats
$15 values ea. $12
An Immense- showlnt! of women's long
coats loose sleeve and tlcht-f Itt Ini; mirments
made of splendid materials in colors and
black; all sizes.
50c and $L00
1500 pieces new fall dress Koods. shown In
all the newest and best shad.-.-; wonderful
values at these prices, f.uc and 1." a yard.
Hose Sale
Women's hosiery at these prices, 10c, 15c,
25c and 35c the best in the world for the
prices.
Children's Hose. 1 Oe, 12 c. and 2.,e, made
of fine select cotton, reinforced where the
wear is greatest.
to 10.00. II
Complete Stock Munsing Underwear for Women and Children
n otW Pliinnf-lpttp Cnwns. Etc.
Uli avj "- '
College and Business Suits $10.00 to $40.00
After a four years' course of study the colleges confer a degree of B. S., "Bachelor
of Science." We confer the same degree "Bachelor of Style after you have
once worn an
L System Suit
Why don't you come and graduate tomorrow? For young men and youngish
men and men who want to seem younger.
Now fmneriaL Stetson and Sterling Hats $ 1.50 to $5.00
....r .
Lar cat ind Best
Store Your Money's Worth
or Your Money Back
. .. i- m imveffe is in Port-;
Attorney r. ... -- f.,,h-
i land to attend the funeral of h s f . h
er, who died there 1 uesua,
' E C Statzer, who was in from
Pleasant Hill today, reports the fros
ty nights injuring the crops in that
part of the country.
... tun Mli ei-hnnl Will
The p easant no i"h' ,
not "pen until October r,. the opening!
Having been pos.poned from Beptem-,
her 28 to that date.
The big maple tTees In front of the .
Hendricks property at ""?,col"f
Kast Ninth and Oak streets are be
ing cut down to make room for new
cement walks.
citvUthe last few days inspecting the
e tCTical Wins ou he new 1. o.
O f builJing and the Mitchell &
CiTreft building. This work, which
a,. hp hv the Fuiiene 'ee-
JIBS '
trlral 'ouiiaiiy. was found to be en
tirely n;isiaciory. i
October Nobody's Magazine will be!
a club number, being devoted to Ku-1
eene and the Commercial Club.
niotig the illustrations will be a
view of the city from the lop of the
hill in Hendricks' Park, a picture (,f
the new depot, interior views of the
club and a picture of the Cottage
Grove, Hoseburg and Junction City
excursionists gathered in front of the
club building on the date of the
booster excursion early in the sum
mer. C M. Hvskell, of Portland, Pacific
coast agent of the Oregon Valley
Land Company, which is handling
the farm lands In the vicinity of
Lakeview which Zimmerman & Hugh,
of this city, are selling, was in the
city yesterday and today, going on
down to Portland today. These lands
are along the old Oregon Military
,i ....,,t rho route being from Kn-
gene up the Middle Fork of the Wil
lamette. One of the city couneilmen was
riding along Olive street on his bi
cvcle in the vicinity of West Sixth
ffiSS?. Piii
, S B. Hav.
city's bnildin-"'";
i,i WvA-J
I'et.dntks and j,'
the inrv v j ,
Andy
' . I., . .nlnir vl' luin tho tlru nn
street jaL ccinuh ....v... ....
u1,m..n sold tbe JoeUnp of the wheels mew up witn
the inrv v
minutes they
not guilty.
hat Hayne, uai:,'
at jis barU:,',.
'"' aJ J- M. h,.'"
V?"'e!'s fr the ieV
1 lams for ,be
"1 t ity Attorn,, b'-
PERSONAL
Stuart Jackson is home from Port-
'""'harles Moyhcw is up from Port-
'""l. E. Tldball left todny'for points
north. . .
Hon. I. H. Illnglmm Is homo from
11. V. Malum and wife are down
from Mabel
i in, McK rov returned to
l-oruiiiiu iimiiij.
IC. K. Hylanil, oi i-owen, in i
city on IiubIiu'sb. I
Iarael Ketch, of Hoseburg, Is in
ho cllv on business.
Miirlon Veiitch, of Cottago C.rovc,
was In tho city today.
Mrs. I. I-. Wninock returned today
from li visit nt (loshen.
A. C. Dixon is on his way to San
Francisco on business.
Mrs. James Snyder nnd family, of
Miircoln. aro In Hie city-
Miss Ornco Thompson, of MohnwR,
left today for Minnesota
J. J. HIl'IIOlBOll Flllll Willi, Ol rain.....
Kansas, am In the city.
II. V. and C. W. Inmiin, of l'.lnilra,
, upeiit liisl night In the city.
W. 1. W'llBon. of Corviillls, was In
MiiRemi on business today.
0. Hanson and wife returned tills
afternoon from Colfax, Wash. 1
1). 8. MeDoiiRall has returned lo
tho idly from up tho McKemle.
Herman Sinllh was a passenger lor
Vlita on I he singe Ibis morning.
Karl Baldwin left on the Slusmv
rtiige this morning for Klorence.
I). W. Huston ami wife, of Karin
lngtiin, Wash., arrived here today.
Mrs. .1. J. mule, nun ciiioneii m,
Jioine from n visit at I'coll's Mills. I
Postmaster J- U Page returned I.1..I
night tr. ni a snort trip lo Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. I'avldsou are
visiting In lluirisbuig for a few days.
Mrs. t'liv Armltage came down on
the noon iraln today from Creswrll.
John Holland was an arrival on
(hn noon train today from Collage
il'ove.
V. C. Kelsay, the civil engineer, re
turned to Portland on the noon train
today.
Mr. and Mrs. It A. Iloolh went to
Sal. in today to iitlend (he M. l:. con
ferem'e. Leslie Miller Weill to Silver!. in
teril.o lo a. -ept a p.iMilon In lb
l.lgll si lo'.. I I here.
lt-i 1' 1 I .IV. OI mil
of llockford, 111., were arrivals in Eu
gene this afternoon.
iliu ii.it.rv Mvem came no from
Haieni today to visit Mrs, Charles A.
Hardy a few days.
Mrs. Clara Kbsoii, of Portland, af
ter a visit with her daughter in Eu
gene, returned nome touay.
Miss Klsle Dow has arrived In Ku
Beno from Washburn. Wis., to resume
her studies at the University.
Mrs II. O. Aispaugh and daugh
ter Mrs. H. Iledden, left today for
thulr homos in the Alberta country.
Henry Mathews, one of the solid
cltitens or C.osiien vicinity. was
transacting business In Kugene to
day.
Arthur II. Talt. a former resident
or Walker vicinity, is hero from San
Diego, Cnl., visiting friends and rela
tives. , ,
M It Potts, a well-known timber
biiver, whose headquarters were for
iiie'rly In Eugene, Is lime from Pro!
Dr. C. M. Parks, or Seattle, niter
a visit at tho homo of his sister, Mrs.
W. A. Hell, in Eugene, left for home
today. ,
J. W. Zimmerman went to Salem
today to attend a meeting of tne
Laymen's Association of '.ho Method
ist church. ,
Tom Dennett returned1 home to
Halsey today. Ho may move his fam
ily back to Eugeno to reside III tho
I). A. Dyson went to Hrownsviiie
lodav to attend the dedication of the
new 1. O. I). V. temple there tonight,
ii.. i,..i,,i.i.u in ilm lii.luti there.
ii u-,..,iii.,r tiiirchiiHliii: ngent of
i... 4 p I'lituiiiiiiv. was in tile city
i.idav on his way to Marcola to look
ii,.. I'Mimmnv's sawmills there.
iloo l.'ih..l Turner, after a visit
u l, iiikI Mrs. .las
hum ii. . . ..
Turner, In Eugene, left today for l-.l-1 ,,.,i.r fir
lensbiirg. Wash., where she Is em- u. th
iilnve.l as a nurse In a hospital.
Mrs. 1.. Itllyeu returned last ni t Utantly.
I from Tnlliiinii. Unn coiiniy. wh.'i e ,
i she attended tile funeral of her halt
1 brother. Dr. Irvine, who was accl.l i-M-illy
shot au.l kilh-d a few days ago
i ev ills sell.
I Albany Deiiioernl : 1' iauk II . rd-
mini ot Portland, returned home i.f
ler a visit "ear Lebanon nnd a trip
mi Kugene. Mr. I lard iiui'.l Is ciinduc-
ilsiock line, lie i" a
... oj der. i lice proml-
..il m y po'illcs. beu.i;
. U.-piil'll. :i'i i 'I t' il
. nil
GARDEN TRACTS, CHOICE
BOTTOM LAND FOR SALE
Choice bottom land Just outside
the city limits of Eugene offered for
sale on easy tcrniB, If desired, and in
n ....it lmvpru the lower
part of the Campbell & Walker tract
lust above JUUKins i-ouie. i
.... f ivul, nnd Meli water by the
huge railroad grade above it. Street
car lino through tho tract with 6
cent fare to cltv limits n few hundred
yards away. See W. It. Walker on
premises or J. 11. Campbell, Eugene.
Address either at Eugene. s24
LOST AND FOt.'ND Lat tnta Wil
lamette street, ronna on mxm
itrsot, between WMljet8 and
Olive, "Tha Utrio Unmtpty Luack
Ho.a." tfuidwiafce Mi B.t ci
te., stow amd toBalies, etc..
aurvo4 lm gaud style. Coats and
sm Hd. s4
FOR SALE Between fair grounds
u.i1 UMIh. incite Rtreet. six lots.
60x150 feet, $175 to $250. One
7SxlG0 feet, $275. Tomorrow is
"bargain day." See J. M. Morris,
lied Star, Room 11, First Nation
al Rank building. s25
. ....... ,,f i u, acres a .....
allrthstUic.iyrolr.HiUiuni,
a recent arrival nere irom ,
kota, for $3375. j
Two special Pullmans loaded with
Knights Templar passed through
Enclave oV Tem which opened
at Grants Pass today.
In the homestead contest case of
Samuel X. Vinson vs. James Siiess of
Fall Creek, the Hoseburg land office
has handed down a decision in favor
of the homesteader, Suess.
J M Morris of the Red Star Real
Estate Company, has sold the . home
of Fred Lamb on East Fifteenth
street to Charles Vaudiiyn, of the
Fountain grocery. Terms private.
F M Lcffler, the well driller, has
wj wpII 163 feet deep
for Ed Quinn ah his home at Clark
and Madison streets, and one for Mr.
Ruth In the same vicuulj, (,"&
down 140 feet.
Ti,o,inr tho f tve-vear-old son of
Peter Johnson, the grocer whose store
is located at tne curuei ;
Eighth and Blair streets, while play
ing yesterday fell and dislocated one
of his elbows. Dr. rrosser aueuu-
ed the injury.
The sophomore class ot the Uni
versity last night elected tne
following orrtcers: Aruiui unu.
iT,t. TTai-riinanri Hfinckle. Vice
president; Julia Cross, secretary; C.
W Robinson, treasurei, i.
Struck, sergeant-at-arms.
loud report. The councilman im
mediately dismounted and refused tj
touch the bicycle, thinking he had
run into a live electric wire. It was
several minutes before he could be
induced to pick up tne oicycie. mucn
to the a:::'.'.seineni oi uysianuers.
The reinforced centre Vstir ham
mock is the one. to buy. They are
wider, longer and stronger than the
ordinary kind.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
BIG REGISTRATION
AT HIGH SCHOOL
PORTLAND OI.'FK'KU
SHOT AND KILLED -
HY MASKED MAN
Portlnnd, Sept. 23. Policeman
Samuel S. Young was murdered at
10:30 o'clock tonight In tho saloon
wr o vv.md nt Kast Xlnoteeiith
,'.,i iiinntllln avenue. The
..t..t.. nt tiiM rt.Hfirt was the only
other occupant of tho place when the
..l..m wiia fllllllllltteil.
According to Wood s story me
murderer entered tho place through
.1... ,. ,i,i,,i- lie wore a white mask
over his fnee. As the door opened
e,.,.,i o,iva lm went toward it to
i... tii. .en i.ntl vvns confront
HCf 11" ""a i...., -
eil bv the masked man, who brushed
,.i,l.. .111,1 utiuitihiir nilicklv to
ward Patrolninn Young, who was al
.... .........ii.i.i.iii the door, said;
Come on, for this time 1 have got
you. ,
ci... tii,wLii,i man carrving a revol
ver in his hand, raised It nnd leveled
ii in ilie officer. While at close
ranue he fired. At the first s!n,it
I v,....,,. i, ,,.., I in-, niiul and the mur-
d two other shote. line oi
struck the unfortunate po
llcenian In the brain, killing li tin in
t'OvV fMiii.
Alfalfa meal. At Ila'.iey's. Tenth
ami Wlllnnietto streets. Phone Red
icnn Sil.R Flve-vear lease on 38
r.inni furnished house In h,ast
Portland, bringing In now $110
per month; will sell or trade for
farm near Eugene. Price, JJ00O
Half cash and balance $50 per
month. Howe & Bnoy. s2
WAXTED We have a man who says
he wants the best farm within ten
miles of Eugene that $10,000 will
I.... Al.m.t lllll ai'rfi nrpferreil.
If you think you have such a farm
call on the Real estate fcxenange.
it
I (1ST nil STOLEN Wednesday
night, Sept. 23, a Crescent bicycle
with Carbon coaster brake; liber
al reward for return of same. 11.
R. Taylor, 256 East Eleventh st.
s26
Up to this afternoon 35S
students had registered at
the Eugene high school. This
Is ereatlv in excess of expec-
tations. Principal Hug stat-
eH this afternoon that In ad-
rtitlon to the two extra teach-
ers employed by the board
this week still another will
have to be employed
and the teachers' com-
mittee of the board Is look-
ine- around for one.
The
General Demand
of the Well-informed of the World has
nlwavs been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
The Middle Fork Cemetery ' Asso- e which h ician3 could
elation of Lowell today filed articles r
of incorporation with the county , sanction for family use because its com-
niprit The Incorporators are: w.
h shorn It. li. Ke say, u
SterliiJ
Silver
Noveltii
You often find it
small silvo pd
ents. WthirJ
you want to
Butter KrJ
Sugar Shd
Olive Sd
Jelly Spood
Lettuce FJ
Cream L,
Bon Bon 3
BirthdayJ
These picas utt
heavy weijt!
expensive nla
SEE
J. o.w
Cor. 8th al 1
M.
! Donent parts are known to them to be ;
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable, to the system and gentle, yet i
prompt, in action.
Tn sunnlvine that demand with its ex
cellent combination of Syrup ot Figs and ;
Elixir of Senna, the California rig byrup j
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies j
on the merits of the laxative for its remark-,
able success.
Stiers, T. J. Ulakely, W. E. Winfrey,
E. W. Michael and John Cain.
Engineer F. C. Kelsey arrived up
f-.,, Pnrllind l9St IllL'ht With the
complete set of plans for the propos
ed gravity water woras lor me cny.
An informal meeting or tne euy coun
cil was held this forenoon to exam
ine the plans.
nrrincm, nt tlio oAnlnr class nf the
high school were elected today as fol
lows: President, cuwara naney,
vice president. Miss Pauline Potter;
treasurer, Kdgar uaiueree; secreta-, irantui j -
ry, Miss Grace Wood; editor, .Miss To get its beneficial effects always Duy
K orence Thrall: sergeant-at-arms. .. . p i t... u ri;
Leonard Buoy.
VI A Vou-ninn alontrlon 1 Incnon.
tor of the board of fire underwriters
Madart
Astroli
Clairvi
That is one of many reasons why One of the famoJ
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is given ,
the nreference bv the Well-informed.
the genuine manufactured by the Cali-!
foruia Fig Syrup Co., only, ana lor saie
Eueene for a 'A
Present, Put A
F5Cc
HoursUJ
tor ot ine uoaru 01 lire uuoerwriieis 1 . .
of the Pacific coast, has been In the P" 001110
by all leading druggists.
Price fiftv cents r ff-.und Jt
i building:, 2d lid
LOST llrown leather hand bag with
small purse, pair of glasses and
pair of black silk gloves Inside uc- j
tweon Willamette street and lieary
school. Kinder leave at tluard of
fice and get reward. s26
MON'HY TO LOAN On sriui sw.;;
ity at 7 pr wwrt intarest. Address
A. U , care of linard. S25
i von
kNT--ent or -mo Ulrnihed
ins for rent: will tske students.
.i Willaaieitu stree:.
tor on the o,
loriin-r i .mil I
Iiellt In I. inn
. .ii.. rui. .11 of t
WV'.I.L illilLLlNO
Cet your velli drilled by olu and
experienced well-drillers.
Phono Red 4S . 2. "
FOR RlfiNT - Large from room,
ulshed lo suit. lli,iiire al
West Seventh st reel.
M All M K FAY tell
.CI nil, I flltlll-'
' . i ; ; . i n -jt. sc. . in, I
i our past
X.'.V I'.tb'lllllll
:'!.'; . W'iilam.
IH Ml I
com I".
(, r
.ars.
tinned home to.llii utter
velul Ives In Eilieiie.
M. Mi -Pliall ami llol.ei
Van were slime i.ir-i. lis'
Utver Mils morning
W. II. Karnes and W.
IMc wk'.h
M . r. i a tin
s tor lilac
sri: iiritit in i' ton
your ii..i.le:it an, I he.illh
(li.(,-i:e iu.:-t iff !..
1, ...I nualltv 1.
rn r.:i:;;s
all si.'.'
!W.ltK CO.
I: ! Y!
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iii:'v i'i:ii-i' is
put nit l i n i'omi;ii T
land.
Wllslll
hen
i . I .i ir
Sept.
and
alol ivarii
!
I Have a Check
,11 a t'hl..li;o bank
1 ,1.. di-pn.-lt 11 "
ii.l it and i
i m, lit right now.
a . i i i'potnlciil
and can coll.a-l
hat
Ye;
will
It
The Undone Loan anc
' :t. I'lintH of I'm
i.nii. oriMiriilinn,
I ! .11 UU'llt tT
-i a'. prr i-fiii on
u K it on it i"--
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SPITTLE
FI'lL. SMALL D3SE,
t API r l. M SI IJPl.l . si:
ii ii.ism ii isnj.
.wings
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Bank
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"iiTlfUTfJ , t'.lr tresh cenu i,t ja-t r.vaf.l fc
Piiilivelv cured
IliesO I. Illle ' 1 1 1 -.
'l":, y ill retU've il'.s
lr.v.1 r.i:ii liyivrvgx la
-livin and 'l'.w Hourly
V A lTti't T gi-
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ii t'.o y..i.'a. t':,'l
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J-ir. ly W-iaI :.'.
i I On Saturday we offer for sale an
; -1 ment of GLA5 LAMPS worth fr
-A tfii
to 75c, at 20c, 25c, 30c, 40c,
ghsr. Furthermore eacn
complete at this price, beinur ltte,
an all-brass burner, a -wick and a.!
no
COME EARLY AS THE BEST BA
MURPHEY'S RACKET 5
35 East 9th St.
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