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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1908)
THE EUGENE DAIW GUARD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17. 100. CAPTAIN HOBSON WILL SPEAK HERE ON OCTOBER 26TH Captain Richard Hobson la billed, to speak under the auspices of tm? five Eugene Bryau and Kern clubB at the Court House Monday evening, October 26, atgj o'clock. The University of Oregon band will be on hand, and a rouxInK meet ing la being ,Vunned for that date. An effort In also being made to have Mr. llobaun deliver an addreiM at Junction, in the afternoon of the same date. Campaign .Vote An enthusiastic Bryan and Kern club was formed at Junction City last night, with the following offi cers: President, H. M. Mllllorn; vice-presidents, J. It. Hill, James Calvert and C. Q. Karrar; secretary, B. K. Spencer; treasurer, J. K. .Mil- Horn; executive committee, James Hayes, C. I Houston and H. J. Dic key. The meeting wub addressed by Attorney U. M. Travis, of Eugene, and another meeting of the club was called for next Monday night. A University of Oregon Bryan and Kern club will bo formed In Vtllard O'l Monday afternoon, October 10, 1108, at 4 p. m., and officers elect ed. Hon. Charles Galloway, a Unl . versity Alumnus, and Augustus Hack enstein, of Salem, one of th" den; i cratic eleutorxQWlll address Oe club next Friday evening, October 23, at the University. Political meetings are blng held by the democrats tonight at Marcola, Coburg, Springfield, Thurston, Fall Creek, Creswell, Jasper, at all Q' which local speakers do the "pen binding. Sixteen local speakers from now on uHll election day will urge the voters to support Bryan and Kern. YALE DEFEATS WEST POIWPTEAM .West Point, Oct. 17. The football game between the Army and Yale today resulted as follows: First half Yale, 0; Army, 0. Second hair Yale, 6; r my, u. -K3- HAINES BROTHERS CHARGED WITH MURDER Grand Jury. Returns Indict merits Against Annis' Slayers SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECITAL OCTOBER 23 CHURCH NOTICKS Falrmount- Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday Bchool, 2:30 p. m. A cordlaj Invitation Is given to attend nil these O services. C. A. Wooley, pastor. O Congregational Church W. B. Plnkerton, pastor. Morn ing services nt 10:4li; subject, "The . Unveiling of the Oontlles." Evening service at 7:30; "The Due Salva tion." Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Men nnd women especially Invited. Y. P, 8. C. E. at 0:30 p. m. A wol come to all. Alctlimllst Kplscoiail Church Delmor H. Trimble, paBtor. Class 1:45 a. m. The pastor spenks at 10:30 a, m. on "Forgiving Our Ku-i V,"1,',"," At 7:30 " m- "''' Klnd"f Itellglon You Need Tor Todny." Sun day School, 12 m. Leagues. B:15 p. m. .M.'s. Daisy .Middlelon, choir di rector. All nre cordially Invited. The University of Oregon School of Music will give a recital Friday eve ning, October 23, at Vlllard Hall, in troducing Mrs. Mary G. Morgan, head of the jilano department and Miss Grace Campbell, head of the vocal department, to the Eugene public. The recital is free to all music lovers. . Co. C. will fyre a dance In tho Armory Saturday night. Muilc by rivarverud Orches tra. Q New York, Oct. 17. Indictments charging Captain Peter Hains, Jr., and his brother, T. Jenkins Hains, with murder in the first degree, were brought In by the Queens county grand jury at Flushing, L. I., today. They are based upon the killing of Wm. E. Annis at the Bayside Y'acht Club in August. Although T. JonipVis Hains had been held as accessory the Indictment charges him as well us bis blither with being a princ'pal. The arraign ment of the brother is set for next Tuesday. Nolther Mrs. Annis nor Mrs, Hiiins. wife of Captain Hulns, testl fled before ihe grand Jury. What Khali We Have for Desert? Try JELL-O, the dainty, appetizing and economical dessert. Can be pre pared instantly. Simply add boiling water and serve when cool. Flavor ed Just right; sweetened Just right; perfect in every way. A 10c pack age makes dessert enough for a large family. All grocers sell it. Don't accept substitutes. JELL-O com plies with all pure food laws. Seven flavors Lemon. Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Chocolate. Cherry and Peach. , PKRSOXAL ' ' COFFEE is perishable, it ought to be kept ig tight packages not exposed to air. Your trocar return! roar moner U rot &omi Ulto Schilling'! Bid: wo pr alia O (In ilKlS. 4. Ciirliolizerl Witch Hazel 1 bent salvo fur nlli-s. tin I x Sold by nil i For a) kinds of dniying nnd ex-lirc-HS. llouso phoneOlod 2712; of- He Will's F:ilv.t Is Hi scure you gel. DcWItt'. TI1KKK HUNDRED DIE IX TYPHOON' Amoy, China, Oct. 17. NatlvO reports from Chang How .y that more than three hundred HveB were lost in that city lnO Thursday's typhoon. O r o CnwnMveet, the well known rem edy forinhles' and children, will quiet thV little ones in a short time. The Ingredients are printed on the btijO'- Contains no opiates. Sold by alrdrugglsts. I'Allt AND t'OLDKK IS OFFICIAL I'OltlOCAST J. Fisher went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on business. F. H. Woods went to Roseburg on business this afternoon. C. F. Mitchell was a passenger to ?) Grove on the afternoon train today. F. J. Qird was apassenger O Cottage Grove on the Roseburg local this arternoon. Mrs. H. V. Johnson came tin from Junction this afternoon to spend Sun day with her mother and brothers. Mrs. Ellen E. Stllwell, on h-r way to California from Portland, will ,0"l over In Eugene to visit her nephew and neice, Mr. and Mrs. Per cival I. Rust. Rev. Morton L. Rose arrived here today from North Yakima, Waah., to deliver the dedicatory aermon at the services at the Bible University to morrow afternoon. Mrs. Sarah R. Kerby and grand daughter arrived here today from Dayton, Wash., and are visiting at the home of Mrs. Kerbv's brother, Palmer Ayers. north of the city. 4-4; 4P 4 Ore I1I.O.1- Kali Sunday, fair, o7., . n it?iii I iik I nil tl)TlH;llt. wanner. nnd ilder. 1 i 1 T -V 75 1 GUARD PLANT NOW PREPARED VQIl WORK AGAIN. The Guard Printing Co'8. plnnt is now Installed at 478 Willamette (Theatre Block) and Is urepOed to do nil kinds of printing more sat satlsfactorlly than ever and do It more promptly. We have Installed a splendid new cylinder hook and Job press, a new double deck linotype, and much additional material, making the plant double the size or any other In the city and 0 of thiOflnest lu the Ktllte. Telephone number t-'vno as before. Main 18. New TODAY MUST SELL ! WILL SELL Seven room house, close In, shade trees, berries, 4 lots, good large barn. A beautiful place to live. One of the best wells In the city. Owner has bought an acreage tract and vwist sell In order to build. See OS at once. Zimmerman & Rugh, 22 W. 8th street. Phone Main 64. o20 STRAYED One black mare, weight 1000 lbs; white hind feet, branded on left shoulder, leather halter and tie strap. Reward ror return or in formation. Phone Black 6041. A. E. Swain, cor. 13th and Mill . Street. 018 ANTED Energetic man with a riew hundred dollars to Join Eas tern glove manufacturer in estab lishing factory in Eugene. Address Factory Dept., Eugene Commercial Club. Oc20 WAlQ'ED Specially fine specimens of fruit, grain, etc., forO exhibit purnoses. Promotion Dep't., Eu gene fimmercial Club. Everybody in Lane County invited to assist. Oc20 FOR BALE One good young team, also wagon and hafness, both good Bingle drivers. Enquire at 250 Lawrence street. O o20 -O LOST A small black leather hand bag, containing small purse and sliver; a ladles' gold watch and chain, antlQ'ther articles. Leave at 8terner's grocery; reward. 017 it ofArm- antr taps LOWT Tool box with set strong dies, pump rod and hat and Juniper. Liberal rQ ward for the return to GuarTi offliQ o2 0 room by young man attending' Bus iness College. Phone Faraers 2x9. o23 F$R SALE Good mllcn cow, fresh. "Black Spanish cockerels. 846 Al der St. O o20 'dVAXTED- cnnuren O BIUC'v .FOR SALE Ctffrgo W. Hunter. Light hotue workO no Call 293 Jefferson. O20 -Enquire OI13A. v 'O' V. CBS "X" Boaru tie ? , Signature Is LfiZZ.. , o Referee's Sale In the Circuit Court of tht State of Oregon for Lare County Ella Jones. James A. Jones Jane Campfleld, W. M. Campfield. Ir.a. Burke. James L. Burke, Everett D Landlngham, Mary E. Land ingham. Lester Landlngham, Rossie Landlugaam, Plaintiffs,, Dora Helms, James Helms, DeQ;rt Buoy Ora Buoy, Nora Buoy, Roy Buoy. Herbert Buoy, Mark Buoy, Clarence Buoy, Mattle Buoy aid Lula A. Laadingham, Defendants. Under and by virtue of a decree made and entered in the above enti tled court and cause for the parti tioning of real property, on the 23d day of September. 1908, decreeing the sale of the herelnaf'T described property, I am appointed sole referee to sell said real property, described as follows: Commencing at the northeast corner of the donation land claim of John M. lorss Not. No. 6568, and beinClaim No. 38, being parts of sections 1 and 12 in Tp. No. 19, S. of R. 3 west, and Claim No. 68, being parts of sections 6 and 7 In I p. 19, S. of R. 2 west, which said corner is 15.89 chains north and 4.68 chains east from the southwest cor ner of section 6 aforesaid, running thence west 59.90 chains; thence south 21.25 chains; thce east 60.03 chains to the east line of said dona tion claim; thence north 21.26 chains to the nlace of beginning, containing 126 acres, more or less, in county, Oregon.. Also commencing 11 rods east of the northeast corner of donation claim of John M. Morss, Not. No. 6568, in section 6. Tp. 19, S. of R. 2 west; thence west 11 rods; thence south 15.89 chains; thence east 9.36 chains; thence north 9.08 chains to nortr&'est corner of E. L. BrisOw dotation land claim; thence mean dering Coast Fork to place Of be ginning. Also lots 4, 6 and 7 in sec tion 6, Tp. 19, S. of R. 2 west, con taining 42 acres In Lane county, Ore gon. Also beginning it the soflfhwest corner of the L of Slswell Hendricks' donation claim, o. 60. in Tp. 19, S. of R 2 ajest, being east corner of County Survey No. 155 in Sec. 20; thence north 50 degrees west 21.95 chains to west corner of said County Survey No. 155 in Section 17; thence east 2 8.65 chains to west boundary of aforesaid L; thence south 40 de grees west 18.42 chains to place off beginning, containing 20.21 acres, all in Lane county, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that on Sat urday, the 24th day of October, 1908, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon o( that day, at the door of the Lane county court hoiije, in Eugene, Or., I will In obedience to said order of sale, sell the above described real prop erty at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. JOHN BUOY, Referee. 'i '""Xr A In "The Devil, MISS VIRGI jnia HAKVET Alcazar Stock Co.. week co.Qaiecch,' au. agnation naving its original w iak ... 1 impetus in Salem and now state whiie'-he ?T? H wiae is sun spreaaing, irom every di-nf Italian .J 'I rectlon will result in the most rarf i ..r'"1"1' WtJ cal measures to procure Drotectinn i fmm . ? H for game In this state that the legis-i nervous draJSS! , tature nas eve seen. I Sold Dv iji d,, CASTOnlA. Bears the Jfl Kind Voll H.TO AiwnvS B3Ct I ft Grand OpQiing of the ORPHEUM THEAH Under Management of the Empire Stock Company SPEdAL ATTRACTIO fcW. Mt Easmus presets the popular Alcanr fJ pany in the great sensation, "THE DEVIL" For two nights, beginniig ItOnday, Octok Wednesday and Thursday the mirthful, ticlfc farce "comedy, "HIS WIFE'S HOBBY" Friday and Saturday the beautiful pastgalcos; . MINISTER" 0 o "THE BEST FOE THE 2rST" POPULAR PF.ICEIL - o o Entire Line of M h O o o 4 I ro o 0 v o o V o o 0 o o - ' ' ' ".IL J O O "' ' ' o o o o o G . . At Great Price Reduction 0 ! O" 1 Q o 0 O o o o 0 3rt 6 Many Line:? are Selling- O Below Actual Wholesale o o f 0 0 fa Full line of Men's Higfi C&t Winter Shoes Ladies' shoes in All styles Children's shoes, Boys' shoes, Misses' shoes. 0 o o YOU CAN SAVE MONEY IF YOU BUY SHOES AT THIS SAL G o o Cost o sue c Q tier ytj y fsff'f "M'w x y mi. " ii nuiMri mill miiiMni i I imiili il l ifl'LTii Fonrierly th Wells Shoe Store 1 IMulu" Vs-orncr Willamefte anc O
