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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1908)
THE EgEVE DAILY ta'ARIi. MONDAY, (XTcmu; ,1, )w Be bon march: ES vr, M r0 E OI.n Starts Wednesday IrtQ October ui ENTIRE stock purchased from the Bon Marche will be ifl . 1 rhi?f- it met at tho momi-fo-ii ti Iv sold ai just w 1 111. - -i. .is, inci.iiuiav.LUicib. naving ht the entire stock at a large discount we will sell the entire I A AUo .-- . . . ! II I . 3t less than wnai uuiei uiciuiams win nave to pay, because o not pay any ircigm uaigca. n. -aige mock or Clothing . Hats, Womens Skirts, oats and bhoes. Childrens, i' Dresses, Coats and Hoods. Remember that every A (mm Tho Rnri . iVtarrho of-nob- n,;tl u u A spurcnascu . uwui . "v. v.. wm uc sum at sale cost. We are over stocked and must unload, new . i October 7th goods arriving every day, and we must have room. Come her and buy the whole year's supplies for yourself and children. We can save you from $25.00 to $50.00 on your fall and winter bill. Remember every article purchased from the Bon Marche will be sold at manufacturers' cost. That does not include the new stock bought by the Crescent. Remember that you can buy for less at this sale than merchants can buy for, because we bought the stock at a large discount and have got to have more room for our new goods which are arriving every day. Don't wait but come every day and save money. Womens Skirts AT COST , fmm; Skirts in all styles and kinds, In nil sizes, from ,0 the rery best made of tailors and perfect in fit. Tlu-y ' lhe Don Marche's stock and must go at once to make new stock, which is arriving every day. Hundreds of prt from and all colors. .-" at Skirts, value to $7.50, now $4.95 n's Skirts, value to 5.00, now. 2.95 n's Skirts, value to 6.00, now 3.45 i's Skirts, value to 3.00, now 1,69 i's Skirts, value to 2.00, now... 1.50 All Children's Shoes to Go is the time to buy je-nr children's shoes for a whole year I Intuits Misses and iioys in inm j umi "- Lihe heaviest to the lightest. We are RoiiiK to discontinue U's shoes because we liavo not tho room to carry a lull line I , ., ,.,i.,,., cn irrtimr ti elnU f llt. Jill Olir I0DRT.S HIH1 t-HUUIT-Il CT, ..v. ... B r - . dues at manufacturers' cost. Men's Shirts, valued to $2.00, at Men's Shirts, valued to 1.50, at Men's Hats, regular value 3.50, at Men's Hats, regular value 3.00. at Hen's Hats, regular 2.50, at Women's Kimonas at Manufacturer's Cost Women's Shoes, value 2.00, at Women's Shoes, value 2.50, at Boys' Shirts, value 50c, now.. Boys' Shirts, value 50c, now All Boys, hats at Manufacturer's cost. 50c 69C 2,25 1,75 1,25 J. 25 1.50 35c 35c Every Boys Suit to Go Wo arc suing to close out our entire line of hoys' clothing. Wo cannot carry a complete line of men's ami boys' clothing, so we are KoiiiR to close out the entire line at manufacturer's cost. This means a .grout saving to you of almost one-third to one-half the actual cost. Womens' Waists AT COST Women, silk lingerie waists, In all colors ami white, porfe,-! f tt1nK and ma,!,, of tho les. material ami l.y tho bo tailors, in slvort ami long sUrves. Wo must ,loso ont this Hue ,., K,o room for our now lines ,m, ,,, coming; , (.verv (uly- ,,,,. ovriy vuiNt purefcas.! rron, ,j. u, MWI.e must llt , , manufacturer's cont. Women's waists, value to 3.00, now. Women's waists, value to 2.50, now. Women's waists, value to 3.50, now. Women's waists, value to 4-00, now. Women's waists, value to 5.00, now.. I, '69 89c 1.89 2.45 2.95 Men's Trousers at Cost Hero is where a man can kiivo from ono-half to Mhlrd on (heir piurluiM'. In all colors ami si.i's ami lonKllis. In light ami dark. In heavy, medium ami light. .Made l.y the host t7lr, ,, HTfci. In fit aixl workmanship. It will Hiy you to buy two or throe pairs at this sale, Ih-ouiisc you ran got them at iiiiiiiiihirturiT'H cost liOt nothing ki-ep you from this sale. rect Dress Hen Women lie escei 538-540 Willamette St. The LENOX Portland's New and Most. Modernly Furnished &m HOTEL lip Third and Main Streets PORTLAND, - OREGON asin? every convenience and an ideal location on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to E:nter. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in t Private baths. Bus to and from all trains , Pu Rates American Plan f per day. 2 R0 Bnrt t3 no ner day. - with bath. $3,50 and $4.00 with bath. Hra. 0"H. SPENCER. Manaeer HARRY S1UCKE SHOT AND KILLED! (Continued from Page One.) land he will be at liberty until court convenes on the first Monday ot next month. I lll'e. Suicke a short time nso as I saulted Tabor's youiiRer brother and I It. Is slad beat him up pretty badly. This helped to Increase the enmity between the two men. Stucke was aued about 40 years and loaves a wife. Tabor Is consider ably younger and has a wife and two children. He Is a member of one of the best families In the western end of the county and was well known In Eugene. Sheriff liown and District Attorney Brys'in are now on their way home anil are expected to arrive late this afternoon. They stopped at Hale for their mid-day meal. As Tabor furnished bonds, be was left at home HTi rivK'S WIKK THU.S KNTI HKIiY DIKFKIIKYT HTOHV Says Tahor Ordered Stucke and Wife Out of ills Mold and Turned on Them With (he (inn Without Warning Sherlfr Down and District Attor ney Brysnn arrived home this after noon about 4:H.r o'clock. The dis trict attorney outlined to a reporter Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers Delinquent taxpayers will take un file testimony given at. the coroner's I tlce that dellnnuent taxes will not guilt is not sLrong. tho statutes )ro-1 flDTlnll Orniinrn nil vldlng that a person charged with i U" 1 1 Ult OLliUnhU UN ...... U.: 111 HID UITIL UUKrOtt HIUlll HOI he released on hall when the evi dence of guilt Is strongly against him. The district attorney states that tho entire com in unity Is with Tabor. The Justice. lf the peace llt first, flxeil hlii hull nt ir.no hnt ,,,,,,,, tho Insistence of the district attorney 1 ''""K's hard ware store at tho corner ii was raised 10 eutl. ""' niiui nun wiik sireeis ill Hjtl , gene, inn papers being filed for rec ord with Lie county clerk today. This Is ono or tin oldest hardward firms In tho cliy. U Is not known what .Messrs. Long and son Intend to do alter the salu Is completed. LONG HARDWARE STORE Daniel fl. I.ahbo, of Portland, ha seciireii a uu-uay option on S. L, GENE '4.M.D r-..D in, HOSPITAL For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum at d blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. wit; . . Ulctll(-ai ana surgical sidii fe the faculty. For rates or infor- " iu i fvr.INL)ALL, M.U., iupt. J. II TEST EARL McNUTT feS UVERY. CO. Stage and Sales Stables J'rnoutJ0f All Descriptions "STAGES lVnF... - ' i-u A WGENE-FLORENCE STAGE eg i A daily stage luvnEugene Uii.m, iiy t,) " I Mapltton, close connection by learner ior Florence and icme L V THE SAVER can justly piint with no little pride to the prudent management of bis linances to the dally economies el (ected here and Inert which have en abled him to establish a surplua fund. You too, will be well pleased to aee your money Increase by having an account with the Merchanti Bank, Interest Paid on Saving Deposits CAPITAL - $65,000.00 jury. Mrs. Stucke win the principal witness. She testified as follows: That she and her husband were giv lug through Tabor's field on tho way to the postorfice to cash a moiioy ol der. Tabor was driving his cows home through the field at tho same time and ordered Stucke and his wife to get out of bis field. Stucke re plied that, they would. They then followed Tabor toward the gate. Stucke was two feet behind Talior and Mrs. Stucke several feet behind her husband. She stated that with out any further word Tahor turned and fired a pistol at her husband, who fell to the ground. Tabor then pointed the pistol at her. she testi fied, and kept her at a distance. He searched her husband, taking a pistol from his ocket. lie then left, say ing he Would get a doctor. Stucke did not die for half an hour after ho was shot. Tabor and others return ed soon after he had died. The pistol that Tabor used was a .,1'J-callbre Iver Johnson. The bul let entered the body on the left Ride, high up, and striking the collar bone went down Into the heart. Two other witnesses testified that Tabor came to them and told them that he had shot Stucke. Me told ti;em that Stucke h;nl tried to chase him out of the field and that Stucke drew a pistol on him. He stated that he shot In seli-deiewe and asked them t go with him to the scene of th" shooting. Talior was charged in the Infor mation with murder in the firm de gree and was released on li i ' bonds. This Is an unusual proceed ing, tint Is explained by the fact that the evidence and pro-urijptlun of MOST CR.OCRS SELL ; S o c Olympic Flour be advertised us heretofore; under a law passed by the last legislature of this state taxes that are delin quent after the expiration of six months from the first dale of such delinquency may be paid by any one demanding to pay same and a certif icate of delinquency will be Issued to Htich parly, Section 37 of said law, In part, reads: "Any day after tho explrallon or six months after taxes charged against real property are delinquent the tax collector shall have the right, and It shall be his duty, upon demand and payment of the taxes, penally and Interest, to make out anil Issue a certificate or certificates of delinquency against such proper ty," anii section 3H In part reads: "Certificates of delinquency shall I bear Interest from the date of Issu ance until redeemed at the rale of la per cent per annum. " Delinquent taxpayers are therefore advised that If they have not jiuld ut least one-half of their taxes on or before the first Monday in April that the hame are delinquent and have been delinquent since said first Mon day In April, and those who have paid one-half of their taxes iih above the remaining one-half will heroine delinquent after the first Monday In October, ami six months from such dales a certificate of delinquency bearing fifteen per cent Interest per annum may be Issuer! nunlnst your properly. To Rave further Costs, petialtlffs anil Interest you are earnestly re quested to settle the same at once. II. I.. IKftVN', !:i-.-lff an I Tax Collector. mi. i. mike nnoTiircriH For all klndu or drayln and M press. House phona Ited 2712; of- Larue s!i:l.itienr or rocRers and dln- Ing chairs Just reielved. See us for, new, up lo-date fiirn.ture at right i.rif TEA was a royal indulgence two hundred years ago. Tis yet. Your frorer rrhtrnt four monnr U fan doo'l III bcuilliui'i lif!!; wt pay II Hit, A INS IX HIIOKS Wo have a large line of sluices, In many styles, for men, women and children, which we are desirous of re during at once. In order to do bo We otrer them nt prices far below regular retail values. it will pay you to cal and see them. We carry a complete line of gener al merchandise and guarantee right prices ami ralr treatment. Campers' supplies n specialty. Your patronage will be appreciat ed. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, e-l Dexter. Oregon. WILL BUILD BIG IRRIGATING CANAL IN SHORT TIME MiKKX.lK VAI.I.KV IKKIliATIOX AXI roWKIt (XIMI'AXV MKKTS AXI) KI.KCTS OKI'l('i:itS KXtil XKKH ll.I, STAKT OX 1'ltKI.IM 1XAUY SI ItVKY TOMOKItOW The McKenzle Valley irrigation and Power Company, recently Incor porated at Springfield for tho pur pose of building a cnnal from Hen dricks" ferry, on tho McKenzle river. to the Willamette rtvnr. in tne vicin ity of Springfield, met this morning and elected officers as follows: .1. A. Yoiingreen, president: N. Need biini, vice president; 11. l'hetteplace. secretary, and Win. I'lalt, treasurer. Mr. Yoiingreen and Mr. Needham were in the city this afternoon and called at The Oiiard office. They slated that they will start Kngineer Mi-Arthur, of the firm of Mc Arthur & MrCluIn, nt work tomorrow to make the preliminary survey for the en mi I, and utter this work is done an estimate of tho cost can be ob tained. They Intend to stnrt the work of nctual construction of tho canal in n short time, posslblo tht fall, hut probably not until next spring. Hlfferent engineers who have gone over the rhuto of the proMwed Irrl gating canal state I limit there Is it natural route and there will be com paratively little ronstrui-tlon work. The point of diversion of the canal will ho on tho west bank of the Mc Kenzle near Hendricks' Kerry, and tho head of tho canal will he cut through solid rock. i Tho eapltal stock of the company Is JfillOO, one-hnlf of which was sub scribed before tho company was Incorporated. XI-: W TOIIAY l"Olt K.U.K - Within the next I n days 312 acres of all bottom land, rive mill's west or Junction City; some good oak Umber on place; line acres now plowuble. Must be sold make me an ofrer. Also 20 fe of Willamette street proper ty, Impruveq ami paying IN per n-iii on Investment. Mark T. Kli mlng, 357 W.' Klfth streeet, Ku gene, Oi . if iMTTsiirim IOsks CHAXCK l-lt I'KXXANT- Chicago, Oct. 6. Pittsburg was today eliminated from the National League pennant raco v.-hen Chicago scored a B to 2 victory before a crowd which was declared to bo tho largest that ever paid to see a game of base ball In the world. Today's game w-as the filial one of tho season for Chl cngo and Pittsburg, while New York has three more to play, all with lies ton. If one of tbeso names Is not played, owing to inclement weather, or for any other cause, or If Huston wins ono, the pennant will go to Chi cago for the third eonseciil Ive year. Ity winning nil three, New York will exactly equal Chlcngo'a pen-ontago of .01 1. Hi. Uoal.' . Uli,. I im Tho nmterfly-No fair catching avt now. This Is goal, WILL SUM, AT A SACHII'ICK One of tho best realdi nee iiriiiinr. ties In Kiigoiie. modern In uvery wav. House Is brand new. absol Iv the best riulshed house In the city; ce ment walks, fine lawn, miod hum In fact, there la nothing to compare with It for the money. Call nt 271 West I'-irih street or address Hox 512, Kugcno. Wll.hlAKIN- UAItllOI.K.- HAIiVK WITH AHMt'A and WITCH IIAKI. Tho best salve In the world for cuts. bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet ter, chapped hands and all sklu emu. Hons, tluaran'eed to nlvo satisfaction money refunded. Bold by Linn I r UK company. f'Ol'.S'l) A m;ile pointer dog. Own er eaii have name by telephoning f, 111, ii k 2 ::': ninl describing animal. o7 ST It A VKH white fe V.'elL'll! S fi'iin v,c, li. il O.ie a-uri-l hor.se with t ah I bite In fare; (iio-ihlng Ilk' Mm lbs . Harrison ftveliue. 11. H. every sack guaranteed Made J selected Eaitfrn OtrgM hard wheal. It pro Jucrs mire loaves o! breid than any other flour and the ,.,ves ate lighter and whiter. Because of the Increased o .i..tity of bread .reduced 'he rod i t... hW" ,hln other Hours. ASK YOUK GKOCEK fOH II. PATENT THE PORTLAND FLCUPeJ! MILLS S t:ii a m ml lis fiAitriWAiti: c it-W 'i-i'i l.:-tie K-irly It:, is. t iM.niir, ii: ;,. i; pil!. by yH .L'I.K A well hrcd Cotswold I buck. Height, 2.'ll pound. Al It H llond place, west of Irvine I'houe i'arineis ,'IJii. Ad.lre-s I;. II. liib-oii, i:ugiiii.. q o 2 KOI I WOODSAWIXd flasolene power. Apply ." It. Con- rad, 733 B. 11th. Telephone Hindi. 47H2. Successor to W. II. Duvls. 13 IVKUi DftlM.ISr Oct your wells drilled by ola and ejpnrlenced el-drlllers. Phono ited 4872. tf (IAHOI.IXK MOOII HAW. (larrlson ft f.lbson saw nil wood to gage. Office Hlack 1571. Homo lllack 1751. tf ey. HTOatl A- roll SAI.I-: limid w,rk ie;nn, wanCJ on .-He! barners: ueit'hl iilem 12 aih. S S.Miller, 3 miles BwritU s,.u-hwet of Ku.SjJ.. II. K II I Bifislure Mi. & 10 olodw 1 The relnforeeri centre Vui'.'.r ham mock Is tho on! to buy, They are wider, longer and stronger than the ordinary kind CHAMIIKIttf HAI'.liWAItK CO. I'Olt It i:l-. Two newly furnb.he.l rooms, 31 K.-it. i;ib st. 07 4 Ui li Ham I'iii BoijM ' rv"-" Main 21 O
