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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1908)
JSVtHSSTB DAILY OTAUtt ItffcfoAY, ijfOVTCHBKR 8, tH 1 i , 't 4 j. Eugene' 'Agents 'for 'Nemo' and "Kabo" Corsets, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Munsing Underwear, Dent Gloves November Sale Colored Blad Staple Fancy Sffis Dress Goods Soecial 39c ... . A 20 Pieces Novelty Dress Goods; all new color ings and patterns; checks, stripes, etc; suit able for suits, coats, skirts and waists; com binations of blues, browns, greens, reds, gray, etc.; wonderful values; an immense as sortment; goods worth up to 60c, yd. .39c $ f .50 Dress Goods, spc yd, 75c The greatest values we have ever offered in styl ish, all wool Dress Fabrics; exclusive novel ties; some of them come in 'dress patterns only; all new colorings, weaves and patterns; . vnn nannnt affnrri tn miss this salp valnps to $1.50; sale price, yard.. ..:75c $1.75 Fancy Silks yd. $1.00 The newest and best weaves and styles; Phantom Stripe Messalines, Satin Stripe Plaids, Per sian and Dresden effects; come in pink, blue, green, cream, lavender, navy, light and dark combinations for street or evening wear; sale, regular at $1 .25 to $1 .75 a yard, spec ial, a yard $1.00 75c Autumn Silks 50c Beautiful Silks for evening dresses and waists; come in pink, light blue, mais, Copenhagen, reseda, etc.; all good colors; worth 75c; special, a yard 50c Beautiful Trimmings, Laces, Allovers, Etc, Hundreds of styles in Persian Bands, Appliques. Edges; an immense showing of lace bands, edges, allovers to match; beautiful assort ment of nets in plain and fancy for waists, dresses, etc.; black burnt out appliques and bands; narrow and wide edges; the largest and best collection of dress trimmings we have ever shown, and the prices are espec ially low. Then we have a very complete line of fall braids, etc. VERY HEAVY VOTE BEIN" CAST IN EUNENE TODAY weatner was Warm. BrinnwX?.!S. f Tl if- I nnr.ii HI I . ""-icns Voters to Polls ! Pit, Women's Suits, Coats and Skirts-Children's Coats A " W t j4. II - $35.00 Women's Suits $19.75 $60.00 Women's Suits $38.00 $75.00 Women's Suits $50.00 About 65 Suits altogether; every one this fall's styles; made from the newest materials and weaves; plain tailored and elaborately trim med, in cloth and velvet. Be here early Monday and share in this grand offering; pick from the entire stock; save 25 per cent on your purchase. Women's Dress Skirts at Half Regular Prices ' 100 Dress Skirts on sale; while they last just half price; dozens of different styles in pleated effects, in brown, red, blue, green, gray, black and white, in both silk and wool; all sizes; regu lar and out sizes; sold regular at $6.50 to $20; on sale until closed out at the low price of just HALF PRICE $4.00 Satin Petticoats, ea. $2.00 Women's Coats at $12.50 3 Dozen Women's Coats; most of these ar rived by express this morning; in fancy stripes, plain colors and black; coats worth regular $15 and $18; come in dark and medium colorings; sizes 32 to 40; at this special price of $12.50 Children's Coats $1.50 to $16.50 200 Children's Coats in plain and fancy col orings; trimmed in velvet and silk or braid; made Ui.... I i: i i ... . ui nedvy aim meuium weigm materials; prices. $1.50, $2.50 up to $16.50 An lmivnn A r.r. 4. f rVT 11T f 1 7" 1 -i iiu uiuiitiiat xaaui LiiiciiL ui i-mpw i m frvvuca r -ann hmv t-. v-t .1 , , , . u T' n 11 t 1 Tir,, v-T x"Villilf uy j-apics,s mis morning, colors and white Bows, Tib. Collars, Jabats, Wide Ruching, prices 25c to 75c a yard. See thfm now on diTplay. Euaene's Foremost anri Larnest Store. Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back. S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St.. We Sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns. November Patterns Now On Sale CITY MOWS The banks remained closed today, this belug a legal holiday. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Palmer. 643. Alder street, tomorrow aftornoon at the usual hour. The pollB will not close till 7 o'clock this evening. If you haven't voted go and do ao before 7. Win. A. Scherzlngor and Mlsa An na r. urangnr were grnntod a mar riage license yesterday nflernoon. 1 hn mill In afiluwita ,.l,ont.un uA holiday today, but at the University ruviiniwua were neiu as usual, W. If. k'liv la hnmA f.,in D.i..l...,l where he enjoyed duck shooting on' ' iiTOnei voa near tnni city Sunday There are letters at the Guard of fice rir "U". "C. I).". " I. H. C. ". and "C." Tho nddrossees nnoum ciui ror ttiom. C. P. riarnard, Earl MN'iltt and John West have bought Henry Hoi lenucck's and Jack Kodmnu'a 45 feet of Willamette street property near tho depot, Tho member of the Itebcknh De gree Slnff nre renn,,ut,l lm 1.1 tendance at the ltcbekah Lodge to- urruw i weiinesiiay) evening, for nltlntloii of candidates. Captain. Helmet fridge, K. of P. has Issued Invitations for a Boclal evening at tho castle tiull Thursday, November li. III celebration of the 18th anni versary of the Institution of tho lodge. J. H. Shewry, superintendent of tha Warren Construction Co's. pav ing; plant At Kugene, has beeu pro moted to the superlntendency of all the plants In Westorn Oregon. Tho Kiigeno plant will -beroattcr be sup orintended by C. Mi, Speaker. At a incut lug of the board of gov ernors of tho Commercial Club last night an Invitation to the club mem bers and the cltlsens of tCugeno In general to be at Albany on Portland day at the Albany apple fair and on the date of the opeulng of the new -.io -,iS..r tlcH)t November to. was read and a committee rouslatlng of AND ANOTHER WAS " SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Elmer Roberts and J. H. Hartog wa i ' 4, 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. A A . . . . . -. .. . appointed to see how many can go. , Jl TWO WERE KILLED train and return on the Cottage "aw.iai.B. I . 4-4- 4- George Johnson, the man with the; Harry Tabor Is In town today from noon uuiiul wouiiu 111 niH leg, wnoi"1!"1". was placed In Jail yesterday by Chlof Milvoy Uobovsky returned to Port of Police Farrington. belnir hold as I land today. a suspected holdup artist, will prob-i J. A. Nash went to Portland today ably be released this evening or to-1 on business. morrow as there Is no evidence that! Gardle Morris Is 'down from Cot- no nan uuuiiuiiiea a. crime, : iage urove on a visit. hi. . j Dr. C. W. Lowe arrived here this 1 he Qrtnhur tllinilipr nf W.t I nflnpninn fnti, . u Llfo, a monthly magazine published' Miss Eva Lamb of Deadwood Is at Seattlo, contains a good write-up,' in the city for a few days with Illustrations, of Kugene. The sr-i M. L. Coffmuii of Ceutralla Wash criiiivit-u i ue wouuer or me. m 111 me cuv on miRiiiaaa Pacific Coast, and the illustrations, A. D. Applegate returned this noon Include a scene on the mill race, the 1 from a trip to Southern Oregon courthouse, the University buildings,! J. W. Baker, the lnundrymnn' re a scene on Willamette street, showing, turned this noon from Cottage Grove the library and Catholic church, and j C M. Densmore came down from 1 i mni ui inu (jommorcini uiub nonage urove on the noon train tn. H " building. iBiun D. White, who wns tramping from Woodlltlrn tn Mvrtlu Pflr lu in the Kllirnnn hnnnltal a rr.t ,r 'from poisoning caused by eatlnir toadsUiolB. Sunday he stoppod near IrvllIU- fill thn ft, II .,1,1,1 .iii.l ......I.... some toadstools along tho track, he inougni tiey were mushrooms and gathered some of thvui nud cooked them. Sonll nflei Aalln M,a tiila-in 011s weeds, tho man was seized with violent pains 111 the stomach And soon became unconscious. Some compan ions Sent Word tn tfiliriinn liv tilwiim that the man was dying and lir. Titus luaiiumu'u. 110 appnoa me stomach pump and brought tho man tn Ku gene. He la recovering. as TEA You think one tea pood as another ? Why don't you buy at day. William Linton went to Pleasant Hill this afternoon to spend a few days there. Mlos Marie Kntitt wns a stage pas senger for her home at Waltervllle mis morning BENSON AND HYDE "GET MOTION DENIED Ardmore. Okla., Nov. 3. B D Cook constable from' Mulkey, and j' A Simes, a farmer of Provence, were 1.1 1.1 . uuoL main sireei 1 in H,ast Ardmore today by John H, ,.. I zlel, a local character. James Bll-I lings, a farmer, and a companion of! HID mu Mt'lll n Pli ll'IID ,wil, 1.. wounded. Braziel w nntori J The men hH hpmi ,i,.ii,t..' quarreled. "'6 "Hu Supreme Court Justices Refuse Them New Trial ' "'hat in The weather clerk failed to i!onach "ea the turn on today's weatw v.Pa11 sl5- l!liJ day he predicted rain, but the h." . hm hoon on ..i.i.' . lne day v.. i. ouuoimia ana as - hu rouble t. .1 as many summer dava a warm ey'. tv0 ,"'e Uti . ouence a very hev' '." ?L.on.se- r"esi. nolled In the at.Q n.- 'l.DemB dlcations are that the vote polled la' "u0i.,c u.i dccu u uiucK toniehi ihQ! time at which the polls close w il oel the heaviest In the history 0 the city. The election boards were ken? busy all day long and there was no an Idle moment at any of the polline' Places From the start It was Si ly evident that the vote would be heavy, in one or twn nruin. . 1. .ue dred or more voting before nlne Dainty gift. J o clock In the morninc. whifh i. ... 'uufcf precedented. '" "ci are often baHi. Several hundred voters were sworn 0" stock . 1 in, they having failed to rP,iot 5 . W thouerh the rpfHRtraHnn --a v.uv.uu was larger than at any previous election held in mo uuuuLjr. me vote in the several Eugene precincts up to four o'clock Lino ttiicuiuuu was as toilows South Eugene No. 1 . . " o9. South Eugene No. 2 . . . ?, I North Eugene No. 1 2 North Eugene No. 2 30 1 SILVER NOVEL Bells Buffers.., Darners.. Bag Tags. Shoe forts.. SECOND DEGREE MURDER NJAHN VERDICT Letter SWU,,B Murder injhc Nail Files Cold Cream Jars.l Everett. Nov. 3.- . ... CARTER'S! hB-i MIVEK PILLS. m adi n ... Positively enred by "ty RlllVeS A Tl.il. li.ii ' " 1.1U3U JUlLblU riiir,, Tliey also relieve El I tiuia from JJvsii,-insLi. In. digestion and Too Desxly FMltsg. A pertect rem edytor Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Tuste In tho Mouta, Coate. Toasrue. Pain In the sin Tnnpm rrvwo nn. regulate the Bowils. Purely Veiratable. SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. Genuine Must Bear Fac-Sirmle Signature HL.RtfUSJ 5.!BSTITU7S ICArtMS WlTTlE fiflVER B PILLS. These are i In I novelties wt u j ered for Huliii; I You will be jM the quality ail J FINE EH J.0.W Cor. 9th acd' Washington, D. C, Nov.. 3. Jus tice Stafford nf IH ..,...,.. . - ,, : fucinc conn of the district of Columbia, today overruled the-motions for new trials made by Hyde and Joseph Schneider convicted last spring of conspiracy to defraud the United States in connec Hon with the securing nf a land grant in Oregon and Washington. The motion tn nr,.oat i..,i was not disposed of. pending which C. Burnett nnH n vvn, , l'nntiy it .resrea todnn His victim's neck was broken. NECK BROKEN BY BLOW nil TWF PUIM Wa8( "ot (Jls')osed of- pending whicl DLUVV UI" I Mt LH IN sentences will probably be deferred Seattle . Xnv nr i . Large suiumem o! rockers 9 nH rt in. borer, forty vem-a nt ' ." "i" ! In8 chairs ,. .s,.p n ., saloon in South Seattle last nlh't nn ' CHAMBERS HARDWABF CO. uiiiutii Kiueu, t'linnpttn I A Few Sped LOST HIS HEAD ""' BY FLYWHEEL in the window ? ' mini. WAn In thM iiitv i,i.ia.. mrs. Joanna Day, after a visit with her son llr V m 1-1,.,. 1.. ti... has left on her return tnm I Dr. J. P. Hayes of linker Cltv. ar- 1 . 1 riven nere today to visit at the home thC JOWeSt price yOU See " his daughter. Mrs. J. K. Pratt. - . Mrs- James Johnson of Drain i-o. turned home this afternoon from a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs It W. Veatch tn Eugene. Hon. and Mrs. H. B. Miller arrived here last night from San Francisco to attend the funeral of Mr. Miller's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly. F. E. Hyland and family arrived up from Woodburn this afternoon mm win reside nere n the fntnro Hyland Is a son of n. S. Hyland here wood, were cullers at the Guard of- iice jesieruny. Herman Schmidt, the Creswell liv eryman, was flu arrival here on the Boon train Im1a', HV. W, 8. tlllllort of Astoria Is lu the city to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Kays went to Seattle, Nov. 3. Joseph Chnrnin 'ul ' aiiernoon to visit .v?"rs. was caught In iiere a week nr ten dm. 1 ivwheol in tho m, ,,...,.. 1 Rev O. S. O. Humbert returned I c"':,i any's mill today nnd his li-ad tills artenioon from a trip to the ' twisted trom his body. northern pnrt of tha stale. I . ..A.lvy. .Wl80'.!1 Cottage Grove livery- Based on' data ph limn, was nit hoc tvtdo vafiwinf n,liH , i . V.r. " 1 .1,.. 1 iiMiricc roreenster Year t raear rarirni roar momn U r 4aai k aubiLUaf 't Bmi; w par kim. Hrd Stick for Znuuneys. CHAMBBR3 HARDWARE CO ueais or the Portland Weather Bur eau, has Issued a summary of weath er conditions, from which may li, Judged something of the wenther ; 'V-; I JlA3 ' . l!!AT that Is to be ejected this nVnn h "aAn .Root. of rtlaud. l: For the 37 years, the nnrm.i , m 1 "M 18 "Jvertising the perature has been 45.9 degrees Tta:in, oV J tne comP'ex- warmest month was that In 1S89 1 hra'noh , . J also established a with an average of 52.5 degrees the ?l,v , deS8ln8 Place in this coldest month being In 1SH6, with an n.H Ladics w 'snlu switches, pom average of 3S.6 delrees Th.rJi? "?do. "" c' ' ill please call at rainfall for the month has been 6 29 i hio. man ""use- as well as those inches, the greatest monthly pLipfJ '?leS "lsh, u ade beauti tatlon being 15.77 Inches in ivtV i '"'' Roora 'No- n- The least monthly precipitation was oO inches in 1S90. The average' number of clear days has been 5 ' Partly cloudy 9, and cloudv 16 I in Eu- greatesi l)r I nan Ih. nnll.!.. I. .. I.iirkey's Jewelry store. Consult him 1 Mr aiHiui your ryes nil Muminr. last night.! '"e taciric Coast League baseball i p.,u cuueu ounoay wun the follow- Busy Bank HH, Book-Keepers ire constantly at work record ing the transactions of the Ku gene Loan A Savings Bank. Much of their time la spent on the account of men whoeo tXffetra are no larger an yours. But their credit and st,tlt. .iv Winner because they have a bank account. Why not give yourself tho same advantage by oMnlng nn Rcrouni wna usr Miss ItllKH Warnni np.l...l I from (illthr e. Oklahoma I K P Phaifi.o.i s ..1.. season 1 spoils, were arrivals In Kugene last j ,ngs0,,res: Itland 6: '-os Angeles. nigni. -- vaniuna d-i; san franclsco, 0-4. vt1111tr.11 Hontun and famllv ""anis siana at the end of ircun 1.11K0 Mills. Wlscnna'n. Thpv I . . . . " lonows: Los Angeles. are the guests of John Hunilcker, !, , 1091 7151 Percentage .5f.S. pl)rt. the architect. They wllleniake Eu-I ??? on 5- lost 9: Percentne. gene their home. ' V Francisco, won 100 lost - pinin u. Sachs and Mrs.. Sarha 1 .U ' '. Mn-eniago. .u. uakland. vn the won percenjge, .417. The Eugen Loa and Savings Bank CAPIT.U, (Ml Sl liri.VS rj.YINMl. KNTAIII,I.SMKI IKIfJ, Kit this morning for Europe where tn. , -i-i . .ricmi iiiuiuuB. 1 ne , taptnln has been a resident of Eu-! At Spokane, Wash.. Frank rat!m gene ror many years, hut st'JJ has alfwtor on the Taft ticket, res.ncd klny feeling for Cermany. h orflce of United States comml, - . P ''r just in the ttck of time. Had wider, longer andtronger than the Ho " " lordlnnry kind. . ! Heating furnace, trick and fonulT i CHAM BE KQf a T'Ow ARE CO . I- . tone ,or a,' on' y Firat istlnnal Rank fobs and P.-t , ... ' iit.iic HI" BlEeS Just arrived-nbleins. bag tags at Watts. lrt nunlM ton, a all sire- CHAMBERS HARDWARE Ca CD Q'HWBKKS HARDWARE CO. Good clean clover seed at J XV ', j C3'''!,nbush & Sons. ' l JfUlflJtK 1 Impart a pteuifi oftne and delicacy to the akin restrain tfce ravagei of auiLwind and time.- I Continued nnniia;A. .1; nates tunbum ton anH j I . 1. uun ana renders inin 1 1 1 1 1 1. r-ivMpura bhdotiOR mmor blemishes and saAvness. It possesses a dainty, clinging- odor exclUSlveiv Ita num nj : (jr " ... 10 uj every wy a perfect toilet luxury, "price SO cents. Ask your druiririst HflYT rilCUIMI MA romiM Table Spoons i20c set These spoons are the heavy steel base with bright finish, never get brassy 20c set. Granite Dish Pans 25c We still sell the granite 10-qt. dishpans at 25c. They will go at that price as long as they last. 1 JTea Spoon! lOcse Plain soEi: exedent ;: gives J faction 10c set. DishK 15c Hair Brushes 35c We will place on sale Dr. Warren's Sanitary Hair Brushes, for 35 cents. med, n 1 Rest retu 12x16 Di the thing when' 15 cents. t We would 0' our g, our priceM Our Christmas goods are anW which giveyou a u- it you buy early tor nt r choice . . . ' ' ' MuRPiiEY S Racket East, Nirtb
