Eugene daily guard., October 26, 1908, Image 8

'Vim WMDOi mtax . odabs. mojtmt, mm
Wonderful Values From Now
kUntil the End
Hal? Hundred Women's Tailored Suits
Almost Half Price
o
S60J)0 Values at $38.00
$35.00 Valutsar. $19.75
Greatest bargains of high grifie
tailored suits of the season
announced for tomorrow
Every one this season's new-
est style and all made of the
most fashionable materials.
Beautiful high-grade suits in
blues, browns, greens and
black; sold regular at
!?5.tr.?.5....$19.75
Stunning suits that sold at $50
to $60,
sale price
..$38.00
The Naw King 1 a iored .
Wcists J 3 50 to $5
rhe best values ii hijh-gratle
lineh tailored vaits, new
styles, tucks a:: .I pleat3,
plain and with yoko effect;
the very best vt Iv.ei we have
ever shown at .':c prise a.
OC.SO ti $ j
' ilucjcne's Largest .. M
4 V
pi.!:h')xa: -.
r
J 1 '
M. I,. Haminltl v.1: ti A:ii.:ny to
' y on buslniMH. :?
Judge (1. II. Chdii .-ii at. Sun.
.', y in Cotiiig" (Jroyi'.
Ceo. II. Kol!y went 'n S;,i;;ii:uw on
jitternoon train tu--'!i'.
mvld Grlgrn was Ir ,1.' city from
ii'go Grove ov-'i- S11, I. .. .
Miss Cora Harrlng"!1, t-i 1-.111-i
I tailuy on a weeii -. vi it.
'rs. Geo. W. Smith went to I'ort
'.; :1 last evenliiR on a S.in vl.U.
F. J. Hard mtide e b:nlniM. trip
' Cottage Givvu this : t'er-ioou.
Vttorney G. Skit: .vo.-lli went t
In ml luHt night 01: ii.n laev.
ii'o. II. lltiiick is 111 from l')rt
; 1 for a few days r iin.ilnuss.
Miss Maggie Venlc- iviis Jown
froin Cottngi) Groyo o"r Siindnv.
.'rs. J. V. Shuumti r-: urnod this
rnoon from a vlsll !n i'orllitiid.
onry 10. Owen ant! brl-lp linvo rc
(d from tlu'lr ho V I'inii
I). Griffin and fiini'y ,.i Mnrlng
'. leave for Wiishi u'ou tonii(ht.
'. J. Nlcolle was r iiasscnger to
-"!u on the nfternoi' 1 train todiy.
ir. A. W. KlniH a til Hr. II. C.
F'hleef of Cottage Groyv, are In the
U. I'liiniiyer retun. I t llarrls
I rg today after a Hhcrt itay at K11-
r. F. Mitchell was ,
' ! ige Grove on the r
'"V.
I uke Knox returned
II a visit with hla hi
-.
1 iins-.v'ti er to
ri.'rniKia train
th!? aferiiiitin
other. Itoy, at
Ming Jewell Ellmnli
land visiting
lunds.
P. J. Klrkwmid v.
' points south on
lr toila'.
V. it'offey n ti:'ni
ii cunty fiiriu thb- i
hurt vlsll to Fug"!
r 1'enrlo l.iicke.
:'utui lust ev-'iili -friends
In Eugec
'lis l.eom. K.-iys
' lug to Piw lliiiid ri
Ith her pnrell's 'li
'i-.n M.-I.fitii lef:
i at Spukiine, a '!
r Is .1111 from j
.e'ativen andt
s n passenger
tho aflernoou
X ti (i'h Dtuix- j
.'.noon after ,
... I
r ir"cd t o
11 1 r a vliM t
.':.r i.t -nti
-. . a-; lit vis-
v.'i h
: 'i .'es In Eunenn a
I - I y.
r-:. Mnv llecl-l.v 1
" at Oakland vest."
a visit Willi ri'hr
s Fun Clen.eitt.
visit at the ho 1
liuvK left fur 1
n. J. 1'. Car- mi v
loday nfler 11
'uii'.iuer, I'r.'f.
-.. Noah Fr c- 1
11 visit Wlt'l .Vi
lli I'lilK-'ne. i-H.i
Keelih-v, enrJ
S P. Co..
I :-li- mi r; ; 1
ol:l. .
1... V. C I,!...
e Itnltl A:-!!,: in.
l-iy at'tenuion,
ives here.
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' ' Illll-le.
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t 1 ' ': !
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I'lline-
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(ir,;.- lo-
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. I'.e-i.
- to
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; 'ie w a ;
0
'he Eugene Lo:in
:
I ,-i Lii i ( ')
II n UP si t;n.is, Mi-j.vniiu.
KsrWU.IMIMi IsJ
"O " " ' 1 '"
of the Month
hi II t J l'".t ,( rc
I Pni V ViilnmcHe
culled 11 ai-i'Olilit of the death of a
brot her-iu-hiw.
S. ('. Jtarti-iini, fnreit supervisor,
en-. vi-I err., irnui liosi'liurg lasl
night to intend th:i iin't-iliig of Ui'c
li;-'-sl .:ffii'ers her".
Mvrris MiMiille Kol Hart nnd Harrv
l.iuiK of Portland, after a visit at the
Inline of .Mr. and .Mis. H: liwarz..cii;l I
In Kugenu, returned hutnu last even
In... J. Kloiilenstt'ln. a pronilliellt
mining man of the linhomla district,
was In the city from Cntlago Grove
today. ! 1 11 ra 1 1. ri' hoiiiu 0.1 tne ailcr
110011 r. 1-31 1 ii
Una H. Phelps nnd vlln of Maple
ton, arrived n Kiueii.. yesterday
from Falls City, P ;lk County, wherj
they have been slaying during the
summer. They are on thulr way
home.
RiLTOW W!f..L ADPR(I'J
U,VER"!TYSTIJDEWT?
""'iii'i" FuM.in v-l'l Kie-ik at. the
University Assonilily Wednesilay
iiiorulug. The subject of th" ii
dress has not been determined, but
It Is likely to be a iiolltlcnl one. Thu
stmlei't hour which was to have been
held Wednesday, has li"en postponed
a week.
' OI'I'ICIM. lt)l!KCAST
Or-'gn'i.' Washlii".toii and
I IiiIhi - Fair tonlKht nnd
Tuesday.
I
li,t)I It l lll lt
Valley flour. Il l 5 per suck. Ax
Hilly Depart ment Store. , tf
'a ' no ' ,-; I' : I. i. lii F.i
. :.! 1 - .1 !v - : i -ie tr-;.t -i
ii a i : r ! .'v.-ie n u.r Hie eomiile..
Ion. KV- :. . a , ,1,,:,,,,! ,,
:v,i,,.:v---! i ' : ' . . i
fol.'Pf-'.'.,
I . 'i.-- e o
W ll. ' r ,
nciiuint with us?
and Savings Dank
H i
7 "j . zjv
I aIv.hI.. .Hi- ,..-A
!TW0 YOUNG MEN ON
I TRIP AROUND WORLD
Tracey W. Lane, Formerly of
Eugene, and Ed W. Ryan to
liTake Circuit of Globe
Tracy W Lavne, a former resident
of Eugeu" end Ed W. K.van are in
the city on a trip arouna tne world.
They left Portland on Saturday, Oct.
2 4. They will go to San Francisco,
from there to Salt Lake City, on to
Denver, thence to St. Louis, on to
Chicago, from there to Grand Rapids,
and Detroit, Michigan; leaving these
cltlb they mo to Philadelphia, then
to Portland, Maine, leaving from that
city for New York, Besides these
stops of more than unusual Interest,
they will make some of the lesser.
After a stop In New York City of
some time In order to recuperate,
they wltt set sail for London, Eng
land, and after visiting all the Eur
opean capitals, they will continue on
to China, and Japan that mysterious
land of the far east. Hong Kong,
China, and Tokio, Japan, will be vis
ited while in both tiiese countries.
Philippines and Hawaiian Islands will
be their next and last stopping place
before sailing for homo. They will
take steamer for home and. will ar
rive at Portland by way of San Fran
cisco. The trip will occupy about two
years' time. Accounts of the trip
.viil appear from time to time in
Ilonvllle's Western Alontlily, pub
lished In Portland.
- CITY .N'KWS
. .
The fire escape is being placed on
me new i. o. u. i-. nine...
Paliner Ayi rs is s'lipiiing a car
load of hops to the East.
, . . .. , , , , dull. T'.ie offh-e ro m has been en
A miirr.age license was l...:ue,l lute , ,.,.,,.,, rhp new fnr-
Saturday afu-rno'in to .-Mhert F.
linke and Miss Maud Mel.aney.
Jesse .1. Hooker has been apiioiute,
t-iilistr'or of O eslale of II. 1.
Hooker, wlio died on July 20, I'JOS.
The Melliodbt Aid P ici'-lv w'll ;
meet tomorrow aflerr.oou at rs.
Ilauiilion's on Olive street, at the
usual hour.
The ducV-s wei-. flying ';o id ' ih
preserves west of the city ye-terd-iy. '
Henry Sieiv.irt' and three olliers got
ver f,0 and another party over iiO.
.les..-. l..:iuuls, Cenr-;e M iek a: !
Frank Sin'lh have "'lurii-i! 'riri n ,
two weeks' hunt op Smith river, hav
ing killed three elk. two be.irs and
two deer.
The shurirfs et't'i e ror." Is busy
delivering elecMun supplYs lo t''"
different preeiuets. Deputy slu-rii-f
Hammond started out today for the
Slusiaw country on that mission.
The Tearriivr-1 o f n ' 'V
Keys, a daiiKhler of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Kays to Henry Downing Jacobs, Is
I'niioimccd to tnke place In Eir-ionc.
on November 25.
Tom Gill of Cottage Grove was op-'
crated upon nt. tlio General hospital !
tndisy for strnngtila'eil lierniii by Dis.
Kline and S-iilecf, of that city, as
sited by Dr. F. M. Day. ,
The mont'.ly meeting of the board
of governors of the Co iiniercial el.i'i
will not lie hi '.d lonl'Alr 011 nci-oun' 1
of fh" "leetim; t ouio -r--v.- ni'::. j (,f t)i,.
promotion fund s-olieitln-r c. ::um!t- j
tees.
1
T'a I. are f'-mrty -'rnit an 1 Ve-.;e-!
table Onwers' Assii'inii n will have;
an exhibit of nnples and o'hor Milt :
nt the tamers' Intlnito ?t Soring-
field on Friday and S tin-day or thU,
week. ;
''!!!". 't.ir-'iev on-' -f the proprle-t-ira
of th" iJa- t--1 it ire on i-' is;
Ninth str-o'. w -i.t to ("o-vnMIs indny
to sMrt a ! "11 1 1 :i r store in tea' ei-y
!s father will c.nt.:iut to "cm ;iu! I
the home .'t.re.
I-:. A. I'."" .-turn,.' I -1
frni. . I on!.-"d ii-e- - e V ert .i'n-1:
hiiniing ii'i a nni'ilier of men ol '
Hint rlt v. II - seeni -l i! e limit. !. o
ducks were ev'ill::-!ei :'l t1' !'l'-
a.Mi( t ; 11 11 Co'f "t re tclay.
I'a!! S:iii-t.iv-i .....i.-wt ..
I0111I of s"ver nine l!''i n.-r il--'
. N. If iiv-y. .V. 1; . 1 ,.,! -.
MllHllv I'l-r!' .-1 i'I'I-I of e -i:i mr
l !i ' i-M-i !er eoeniMi-v ;
a car load of ,
fie fe-.-.l ..f;- --irn.
Iii-I.l-;-.- !. !
I'll. Ill !' . .' 'M'-i - 'e -,
' I'IK'V Y- s! Iliv '' .
l-r u-t !-, o-k :-i y.!
fooi el; ' t - I :'.
i nt
' - ' .i
nriii .
! I
;i'i o-"'! - i
.I I
e'-anls' leil'l
!!
w!! ,l,a! ill t!ni-
her lands an 1 tvn In:
al.-
stnu-t bitxiness. As he Is very well
.iciinainlcit ail over the i-ountv and
Is personally peemlar. he will ,,mlu
less succeed ir.Cjis new venture.
A pa: ,.f four Orec itii.-rs s.il'e 1
.. .. , I'V'i'.'ijVi yeeeril i. :,ir
I'ar'.s i -in J a .- F.. - 'li v
--- Mri. VS) Miller, the clever
"--ie-. nil her oi,. Vi fi.i i....;,.
(3)-.-. v..- S'l'l.. Si-ilV th,. ,:iu..-'.:...
' ""s I w S-l-h ie;I Mi.s
Kimna Varie W.-re of K.i -eee len -
rai. Maui I'arM-:. of -K- C -nnier-e'.-il
el-ib, reper's a vry iteol ni-et-Inir
st Uesein,,-,. f ,;, Orei; i-i-i laho
ti -v - e-.i,.it l..vn;ue l'res,iev
, n-obe't r FnlverMlv. vt. V
jtn- itioerlim Friday ."enlnB and At-.
torney L. E. Bean 'spoke Saturday
evening on -the needs ol the Sluslaw
naroor. mat eveuius
auxiliary of the Roseburg Commercial
-...l 1..U,I K,rFSkit
cmo gave a spieumu u.' v
Complete change of program at
the Grand theatre. Ninth Btreet, to
night. Moving pictures and illus
trated songs the biggest ten cent
showQ.ven -anywhere.
"There are 1 2,00uaptlsts Q the
State of Oregon," said Rev. u. C.
Wright in his sermon to his congrega
tion Sunday morning. This number
is distributed among 25 churajes.
During the last year 800 baptisms
were made. Rev. Wright is the new
ly elected president of the Bapt'O
State Convention, and naid that the
honor was not bestowed upon him
for his own merit, but as due to the
Baptists of Eugene. I
Eaton's book store will be open
this evening in order to give the peo
ple an opportunity to see the famous
paintings of Mr. Montgomery, the
farmer artist, who has delivered sev
eral add?esses in Eugene the past
wee k This Is an otiporttnlty that
Fhotild 'not be neglected, as Mr. Mont
gomery wllladeliver his last address
tomorrow, and the pictures will be
taken away.
In the football game at'ChemawR
Saturday afternoon between the Che
mawa Indians and the University of
Oregon second team. Stlne. Oregon's
quarterback, suffered a broken collar
bone. There was a report on the
streets lats Saturday afternoon that
Kestlev, one of the members of the,
t-nm. had been killed in the came.
The Ouard soon ascertained that it;
was false, however. 'The injury to
Stlne probably caused the report. !
' W'.llo in Hum '.-' "ei-k. W. A.
Sumner, atiornev for Honore rainier.
Knvt. ,!)" K. !-' i -.-:-! f-l.ih
the use of I -:" r -if';-" f-ture
which wore nerd !ire during nr. t'al-
!'";', n'fh''' '''''- '' !. ': ". '('.'-.'; 'ah!',
., i,,,,,. ..,,, -.- ., mil t-.-i
r. slH'l-iiiliy u
desk, throe rev ilvi:- -' ( ha!
nt:d 'x
si i-i'i. o:tk -lmi-
11 vvill Ii u:
-1
by the 'promotion .department of the
IS I II ri
m:w tgd.w.
FOR SAl-H Team, wa-.m and hnr-
e : l '1 e r M il :I ;i . !-'---
" ilre 2ei) Lav reace street. .1. W.
Dlngnian. o2S
(jt)T At, nofiu Kuul.iy, a bro'.vn fur
hr4"'.o:-?ni h fin"1 i'-Ij AViiliiit'1"
m- 2 ;.'.vrt ,1 V:!b;m to and AMc-r.
VOH SA!,K AT A IIAIU.AIN - 0:t
new ta li n I':" ' . ii:i: n'r.M", ,c,1"!i(
i etc. Alto u n.it k .1 hi lit nil d A ' u
Ian c.:ioi;oiis of h.; Ovcuii strain,
i C-iU lW wc.'ii :mk1 1 a. in. -it 1 S.l
K 12th St., or phone Black 4 7 j 2 .
: it:?v.:3 to h::t rin of f v-
i i')Uiiia on srouid Hour. IlO 'A'.
Sixth strt-oi. , , 02 S
j WANTKD-- .' ",h. rv , - riiri:v:-:".s
i.h ! W.ili' :::: ic v ,-cv2m. u'
it:! ick vr saj u nuipiir'i or
I uerr;4L V. Ifuntfi. tf
I l.: it'll l i.tti i:
Xull-iy fl-nir. $l.i:i te-r :--a.:U.
n : I ; y ue iai u -e ytm-o. t
Hard 'iri-s for riiiti'ie'vs.
CHAMBERS HAftDWARE CO
CHAMlll-:i;S HAIlliWAUli CO
Vi lies!. ii t..,i .-e.--i,-i-l
I'lHMiiidif !!::svni': en
Hratiug lurnace "r.ck un.l rounda-
Ill-It SIOHf iei si.- .-'.e,,,t u i-iim
. two.
" ' ' i e,ii . no-Ail to all tli" ou
tline football follow rs f r -i'e.
Is now ranehiiig up in Eastern Mon
tana. Sugarli"ets nr Fi ' I r I n r s
"e-'ield was a madiiaie of. the I'ni
verslly nf Oregon nr.! af!.-rvard
Went lo r'U-IU". He w;n -1 n-- m
the riird-.i- tenni and whn he re-
tiirneil to (Vegon he was eng.vjed to
e-n ! ' (l. . i,. . n v : ,. . ... ,
his proteges were beaten by W-ishin -
till. -t- l ' I I'-e ! ", i . ...
down i.i a 'I to n y -ore tv! ran no
n S "o:"i of 117 In U ;'J Wi I.,,,,
I'nlversiiy. I'-.-rtlanrt Jnurn.-l.
JjK'.ieKjt
, it; ;';i c:
f"c.'i; cue p;c.;c
' 1 !i
o'
.caw ir.rii-:svl3 ;r-.n
v ! ! r;r'!!"i ir.s: t, ; j ,
i-i ci amolor: i fv-'.: s'-r.s-
IT. ?"
K 1 P'o. 3-:; !;,,v;
& n ' !: cl : h ! irs:.'o- .
t kio'j cool d a y..
utensil; each
G0MPERS' ADVICE
TO ROOSEVELT
Continued From Page One.)
found in the fact that the labor Re
lu.iiiu ... '
ment is aroused and d. mined to i
deliver Its own vote which has led
the president to what is character-
Ized as "The worst exhibition of ,
demagoglsm," ;d display of "Im-
tent rage and disappointment and ;
,... i j..-nt from the dignity
n nwtui descent iruin mc ui&mi..
of the high office of president of the
United States."
wl ,
"No one." says Mr. uompers,
be deceived as to the purine of Mr. j
" Conunulng the statement he bitter-
t he bitter-
prions of
of the re-
horn Mr.
ly resents the words and
the nftsident in support
nubllcan candidf; to whom
r1
uompers reiers unuugiiuui no -;
.'"fr; not lnVaded
t : . i.X.... i. .i ,v - ,
der aken to Vt irr.t. Inter-
new Mr finmn "Whv did Pre!-
asks Mr. Gompers, "Why did Presi-
dent Roosevelt characterize Judge I
r. .,, .,,..i f Turto r.nnrtiQ'
ui ii i a 1 1. v v. i oh i .... w " i
$29,000.00 fine upon the Standard j
Oil Trust as 'A gross miscarriage of
J,lst,ct'- .
Jlr. Gompers then declares that
labor does not ask the abolition of
ie iniiiri'tloi process, but only lti
restoral to the use from which "Iti
has been ruthlessly diverted.
' Keferrii-g 10 ihf Prrre Intmicr'ii
bill which Mr. Roosevelt attacks, Mr.
Gompers says that it has been before
several congresses, " Without a word
of criticism or comment from him,"
and of the .Intinutlon made by the
president that .Mr. .il:"he!l and orher
labor loader, did not advocate the
Pearrp and Wilson Injunction bi'.U-,
hu says:
"John ,.M i.-li. !1. Frank !:irr:son
and I are no v om trial to show can. 'i
why we sll'iii!'.! r.;t tie s-'i' to ai! i'-1-
'd onr 1
ir.l-itod
Will !
.Ins ;
.-Ilflt!3R'
law 01
pv.'.-Kl -n;
::,l 1 ,-
i-rof e
having
itr uatii'
ly j-i:l
roil'e
-. .Vi:-'-
1'! 1: -, I'l-. ,'
i: -:iut :'-i---.
eijll'l-V
Tile i i!u.i
Xorrl -:i
:i of e 1:1:
liy 'he Fi..
f!:a: inlni-,.;-n
of .1-1,1.'
!'Jiin-tt;- i
! .1-1 !,(. i'a-f;
.',on:,l is ba.-i
sued liy lud1
Ta '
'1
1M
HI'
Gould.
t'on-lndiir-
Gci'lle.
-. sa'-:
"It tliH iitriose of o;i'KMHj.U3 nl
la ))'! tf viilti'y ihf! ii'li:;r liiov MwenI
;ln'oii';ii m;1 and Pro.i.lrnt KOsoyult
now joins tiu- c' ovMs upon tht protext
that, i h" vp nt tiickct Hirf iiit)r::!
ay vicwi;
: p I rrM.-
WAS.-!!?JGrQW WiWS OVER
. w:,7wm c:.i.i r.
Seattle, 'a--h.. O.-'. :M.- -' "a
ton defeated Wh'.tmnn f''Af (
today ti to 0. Th touchdown
near i.ie nose ct tne game whe i j
'.inarterli,i"k f'oyle return,-:! a pun-
r.f ;i"i ynr:ls to the four-yard line, n"r(
-Mue!;lsioiie rarried the ball over af-
ler two ineffectual attempts. ;
To:h elevens n!-yed jliout the
ii-i-oe cla -s of rootbal'. nelthLM- show-1
!."g sue."-, in, y ovr life tne" until.
-' i:r r ic "lH. when WLl?hl'i:r-oi i
-i-lir-i.e-1 1 -.. 'ino f-. iiirn, v. Op- Vl.
i i s i-'-.u iiancnc!-: its tne batt
ranis.
l-rini"! nnd S'titlfm it cn:l elave-' i
, i-'iiarkslilp gn.i'es. mottlae; In'o ne-'r-'
; ly every nicy. M ,i-i lesfore dl:! crent V
wo'-k on defense. For Wliitm in, Can- I
i tniii noi.ie.ilce. half: Lewis, cad and
"-thviid". di'.ar'er. were Was1--!?
Instnn was net mire In ta -kiinii. ar, 1 i f
ree ls iinnrcvenieet in nffandt.
work. On defer--e W;
:3hina:tin o!aye:i J i
high-cla's foo;b-l'.
Wli'i.man.wis :
considerably li-;ht
then its oppnn- ! '
I 1
TUY THIS Kfir lKSSl-:i5T
l "'ie encringe oi any flavor-
ny i.av ir- j,
oilin;; ivh- if
l be,.. 5
JKM.-O In one pint of bniii
v ner. partly co-urn-!ri
ti! light
s :
cup whippe.I crcani and
to-.f
l'Or(l!-(y
!'Onr Into a
I i. win j l-
mo!, I i r bowl.
The JH1.I.-0
Is 10 ........
fac'-ag.' a
!! be -M:-.I1 ;,t
ilSiiJSsrS"
I lk,J kkllgl liJ:,:LM
;o
.9Toib.'t Srao!
" :n P.-i -lo -
'&::::
Vrselirc ....
r -
nivwa cerr- pp noun -3
PHEYlSRACKEf STORE
O O 35 East
ents, but was fast and iard fighting
all through the game. 'suing
O. A. C. Ik-feats The Dalles
Oregon Agricultural College Cor
vallis, Oct. 24. The football 'tea
from The Dalles went down to defeat
this afternoon before the Oregon Ae-
ries, in a very poor exnib tlon of fnnT
ball 10 to 0 L,UQ ot 'oot-
ny a. Annp.i
L-ULUNtL bLAUUtN
DIES IN IOWA
Continued From Pac. On
- v-
n
property In :A1 around E.n ,7., . A"reI St,,...
during his residence here Ia?J of f sev- Paioter T?.
"eJ
erai aaauions to tne nitv m , . "smea . u.j
now thickly settled tk . l. Bantia
last one lald " "es between West . 81 0 "ReuJu
;F'f'h street and the S. P. railroad fcmV'
fn1 lt0- being settled up rapid Amn, emle
) a lal'ee number of new houses hi? Ian. "!!
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f lies between ww t.r.esa " "R.ui. 1
ly, a large number of new hoi , ?,mer can mi,, 4
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ueniK uuiii on me irant r hp nD ..,.," ti'wis n,if.. - .i
VAnr np twn lu nas been rtu
7.pe.sr.adXn was well-llk. "Jft
all who knew him. Bes den In. .cnau'auanj, .
voted wife he leaves a daught.M,,. k'l
Sladden. No word has yetfteen re- r llr ttaL
jeiwieen re- riched hV m w "ot
lved he,re s to the disposition ot been fL ipreMt
the remains. A l"0'd by . ....
m hi esses at ti
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At Everett, Washington, Octubc-
;u, iaus, to f i-anu Poindt'xt
1908, to Frank
;r unci
lonuer
wife, a daughter. Thev
are
Eugene residents.
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4. 4. ,ir
.-t Hie nonip o: t:ie roo'o.
1908, Henry S. Moore and Jt'
Horn, Rev. Burns Cox ofi'i.-iati-nr.
Large shitii:,e. .: ro'-i., ir ,i- .f ,
Ini; ciiairs just n-ceiv..;!. f
new. up-to-date fiirii.tui-e ei :
jtrices.
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The I.adi -s
nierc':' I club
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Air.il!.
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Sterling In
dollar fpmt Uwe
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