Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 04, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto I THH BOGBKB GCARD, WKNH8DAT MORXISG, SdVttSiBHB , K Eugene Agents for "Nemo" and "Kabo" Corsets, Wayne Krtk Hosiery, Munsing Underwear, Dent Gloves . November Sale Colored Black Staple Fancy Silks Dress Goods Special 39c? 20 Pieces Novelty Dress Goods; all new color jngs 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 $1.50 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; you cannot afford to miss this sale; values 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. J Women's Suits, Coats and Skirts Children's Coats $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 v 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 of heavy and medium weight materials; prices, $1.50, $2.50 up to..; $16.50 An Immense Assortment of New Neckwear and Ruching by Express this morning, colors and white, Bows, Ties, Collars, Jabats, Wide Ruching, prices 25c to 75c a yard. See them now on display Eugene's Foremost and Largest 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 LANE COUNTY ; GOES FOR TAFT Majority Will Reach Thirteen Hundred With tlio count coniplole In 30 out of 50 products 111 Luno county tho to tal voto Htanils Tuft, 276S; ltryiin. 1, 6S4, or it majority for Tuft of 1198. Tho 20 products not yot In have roKlstorcd 850 voters In tho two uIk liarthw, which prouuhly menus a ma jority of 1300 for tho Hopubllcan tickot In Lime county. All tho proclncts In tho county wont tor Tnft exmj't Junction City. Cheiih er, Spuncor, Lost Viilloy niul Jiispor. Junction City rhvo Hrynti 14 majori ty, Choshor 9, Spenoar 10, Lost Valloy 7 and usper 7. In Kurouo 1GI2 votos woro dlvldud bntwoon Tuft and Hrynn ns follows: Kutpstie North No. 1 Tuft, 233; llry n. 1.12. North No. i Tuft. 240; Hrynn, 118. South No. 1 Tnft. 229; Hryan, 123. South No. 2 Tart, 235; .Jlryan, 130, Fulrmounl Turt, 117; Hrynn M. Cumii Crook Taft 54 Jlryan , , 35 Cltt'tdior Tart 4S Hryan 17 Cothiirn drove. Knst Tlt Bryan , .- , Cott(o (irovo Went Tart Bryan Klmlra Tart 12 Uryan 1 VM Crook Trt 41 Hryan 14 (Jute Owk Tft 64 Hryan 31 Dobs 5 llominn Ta 17 Bryan IrvliiK Taft Hryan , JiiNpor Taft Hryan 25 Jlllll'tlllll, Month Taft 73 Hryan S7 2 (IS 130 150 83 Lout Vulley Tuft. 30 Hryan 4 3 Muploton Tuft 33 llryuu 30 Middle I (ilk Taft 34 Hrynn 2 I ' I'loasant Hill Tnft 44! Uryuu 20i WllliuiictUi I Tnft. 95 1 Hryull '73 Nlu-iiigMt-ld Tnft '. 195 Uryun 120 Sponcor Hrynn 40 Tnft 24 Dobs 10 Churln 1 HIsKon 1 io.slieii Tnft 34 Dobs 0 llryun 27 lllsKon 1 Mohawk Tuft 90 nn un . . . : 41 Doha , , , 23 Chnflu 2 Thurston Bryan S5 Tnft 29 tubs 11 1'iorvnco Tuft 123 llryun 59 .uimrult Taft 4 8 Hryan 2 5 Dobs 7 Chufln 4 SOLID NORTH WINS FROM SOLID SOUTH Continued From Page One.) Turt, 21,320; Bryan, 15,206. Nlne-ty-olght precincts complete In Mutlno inah county give Tnft, 15,727; Bry un, S322. Keturns from 14 coun ties outside Multnoinuh give Tuft u plurality of 3000. Lato KeturiiK Chicago (2 n.m.) 957 out of 2G11 precincts in Illinois outside of Cook county give Doneen, 144,636; Steven son, 120,767. Detroit 176 out of 2013 precincts give Tuft 90,532; llryun. 37,226. For governor Wurner (Rep.), 36.4.S; lloman (Dem.), 37,649. Fargo, N. D. 83 precincts In the stnte give Turt, 3100; Uryan, 1303. TEA You think one tea as good as another ? Why don't you buy at the lowest price you see in the window ? Your freer rvtvrmi vr mr M raa 4m't ak SuculUut' Btt; w pa? fciB. . ' Hard hrtcK for :nlmneys. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO Dr. I-owo. the optician, Is now at Lnrkoy Jewelry store. Consult hi about your eyes till Sunday. Busy Bank Book-Keepers in constantly at work record ing; the transactions of the Kn Vono Loan ft Savings Hank. Much or their tints Is spent on th accounts of men whose irralra are no larger than yours. Hut tholr croi'O and tandH. ir lituner bocauw they have a hank nmmnt. Why not give ynumolf tho siniK advantage hy opening an acrounl with us? The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank CAPITA lOlNH SI ItlM.l S. M2.YIMMI. KSTAIII.ISIIKI) IND'J. O Wyoming Republican Cheyenne (1 a.m.) On the face of the Incomplete returns the Repub licans appear to have curried the state by 5000. Washington Returns Spoknno, iov. 3. Knrly returns from Spokane Indicate that the coun ty has gone for Tnft by about 3000. . eighteen precincts in King county give Taft 2iu; Uryan 1652. In (loin Slate I'ocatello, Idaho Six precincts In Dannock county give Hrady. Repub lican, for governor. 260 majority, Colorado Umilitliil Denver., Colo. Returns nre slow, but give Turt a small plurality. Uoth parties claim the mate. Rhode Island HUM) Provndenco, R. I. At midnight with about two-thirds of the 161 pre cincts heard from the figures Indi cate a probable plurality or 1600 for Tart In th estate. The Pactric Coast League baseball season ended Sunday with the follow ing scores: Portland 6: Los Angeles, 3. Oakland 8-7; San Francisco, 0-4. The teams stand nt the end of the season as follows; Los Angeles, won HO, lost 78; percentage .553. Port laud, won 95. lost, 90; percentage, .514. San Francisco, won 100, lost 104; percentage, .490. Oakland, won 83, lost 116: percentage. .417. BENSON AND HYDE GET MOTION DENIED Supreme Court Justices Refuse Them New Trial Washington. D. c... Nov a i.,o tlce Stafford, of the supreme court of the district or Columbia, today overruled tne motions for new trials made bv Hvde anil josBtih KM,i.l.,,. convicted last spring of conspiracy to uoimuu me unuea states In connec tion with the securing of a land grant in Oregon and Washington. The motion to arrest Judgment was not disposed of, pending which sentences will probably be deferred. TWO WERE KILLED AND ANOTHER WAS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED ArdniOrP. nk-ln Vnv n nr. Cook, constable from Mulkey. and j! a. amies, a rarmer or Provence, were shot and killed on Knst Main street In East Ardmore today by John Bra zlel, a local chnrncter. James Bil lings, a farmer, and a companion of the two dead men, was seriously wounded. Brazlel was arrested. NECK BROKEN BY BLOW ON THE CHIN Seattle, Nov. 3. W. W. King, a la borer, forty years of age, was struck on the point of the chin in a fight with Frank Pnquette. a barber. In a saloon In South Seattle last night, and instantly killed. Paquette was ar rested todaq. His victim's neck wns broken. The men hud been drinking and qunrrelcd. Include a scene on the mill race, the courthouse, the University buildings, a scene on Willamette street, showing me uurary ana uutnoilc church, and a picture of the Commercial Club building. There ore letters at the Guard oT flce for "G". "C. D.". "R. H. C", "H. B.", and "C." The addresseej should call for them. J. H. Shewry, superintendent of the Warren Construction Co's. pav ing plant at Eugene, has been pro moted to the superlntendency of all the plants in Western Oregon. The Eugene plant will hereafter be sup erintended by C. E. Speaker. We make no ,rlrrr of any ono line; all goods boi,.-ht of J. S. Luck ey, the pioneer Jewrier of Eugene are first class and strictly up-to-date. Call and examine. A nleasure to show goods. Prices to suit. tf Large Buipmeui ut rorkriT ind din Ing chairs just r" oivon. Sec us f:p new, up-to-d:i:e turu.ti.re ut right prices. i CHAMBERS 'IAHD'AWie CO. At Spokane, Wash., Frank Dallam elector on the Taft ticket, resigned the office of I'nlted States commis sioner lust In the nick of time. Had Jto held on until Tuesday he would case of his election. LOST HIS HEAD BY FLYWHEFLi Seattle, Nov. 3. Joseph Charrau, aged f.'.' years, was caught In ho flywheel In the Montana Lumber Connanys mill today and his head twisted from his body. MAIM.vif, 'ROOT Madam Hoot of foriland. is in Eu gene and is advertising the greatest German preparation fur 'the complex Ion. She has alFo established a branch hair dressing place in this city. Ladies wishing sKche8, pom pacfors and curls will please call at the Hofrman House, as well as those ladies who wish to be made beauti f ul. Room No. 1 1 . The rolntotrea couire a', .r ham mock Is the our to buy. Thev are wider, longer and stronger than the ordinary i:lnd. CHAMBERS iiaIiivmhe CO. Just arrived emblems, fobs and bagjtags at Watts. HMt quality tenia all sie CHAMBERS HARnWARR CO. m Heating furnace, brick Tul rounds Hon stone for sale cheap . nunna l nan It ny First Mo.i nuniity ioni ar vtea OHAMBKKS HARDWARE CO. iiooii rlonnv,ovc-'seed at J v Quackenbush & Sons. N9 ! ' CITY NEWS 1 I C. P. Ifcrnar. Earl McXntt and John West have bought Henrv Hol enbeck s and Jack Rodman's 45 feet or Willamette street propertv near the depot. 9 i InvV..T'"' IdKC' K' f P' 1,85 lsS,lfa Invitations for a social evening at the castle hall Thursday, November ! !. In celebration or the ISth annl 'hHK.0' f ,he lnst"OOu "'"the The October number or Western I He. a monthly inagailno published .'u'i'.V1''- r,,ln Kod write-up. lth lllustrallons. or Eugene. The ar ! . s "The Wonder of the laclfic Coast." and the Illustrations 'A DEliGHTTllTi .mparts a pleasing softnet and delicacy to thrsluo 4 nd restrains the ravages, of i --iuiutDaunic.? VI It fftntrJ -- .. J f--- v.nutu appncauon enmu natea iimhnm fan t .t.i . muu u clucb ana renders imperceptible annoying ItnWir blemishes and sallowness. U possesses a dainty, clinging odor exclusively its own and is in every WIT A nrft I. .r , (SO cents. Ask jftu- druggist for it 1 1 H0YTnCHEMICAL.GO.ral l konr nDniim unnut tnunu 1 ATHPRQ IM CDniiT AVOni i nu i --wiiiia.. - , funis' 0F GUARD CfflCEiisS I Tk n..M i. . 1 1 in.T:.,1 by The of Its b Mitchell brought. street until abm, "u V,bke?. J V ' K ?' most or the spectators departed i l iu -Uk1 tnough some remained urouiwi ,7.' ration hTL8! 4tilletfn boards until after midniifht Ar rhuro u.nn i . Kill. .....v ...v.w .cic unuers ror llrv an and Taft, but the one-sided natnro of the returns soon cnnie,i ,k . 10 siasm apparently of bntii u Frcrm the first there was small com' fort for the Democrats, lint n . it good-naturedly, and applauded ev-!a" Wu 1IUm ery precinct that was loyal to the Nt. I6ests hat braskan. even mnrf. lnrii .1 i stomaph a .tmii? '! li 'ryKodoltM, Republicans, who had sometliiii !0 cheer for. a After nil there was the same ap parent Jack of interest over the re turns that characterized iha palgn. The crowds seemed to gath er out of curiosity to see the Hist ex hibition of newspaper enterprise In the way of displaying election returns on canvas ever given in Eucene SECOND DEGREE MURDER IN JAHIM VERDICT Everett. Nov. 3. ItuHn. in second degree was the verdict in the case 01 j. ti . ,iann, who killed Jesse Price at Durrlngton last March. Jahn alletrr-d liitinnltv nu tlio ralt nf ..... secutions at the hands o Price anil family at rittsourg, Ohio. Based on . data covering a per iod of 37 years. District Forecaster Beals of the Portland Weather Bur eau, has Issued a summary of weath er conditions, from which may be Judged something or the weather that is to be expected this month. For the 37 years, the normal tem perature has been 45.9 degrees. The warmest month was that in 1SS9 with an average of 52.5 degrees, the coldest month being in 1S96, with an SIGR EiiiMISOHi Positively cured by these Little Pills. Tlmy also relievo Dis. tress troni Dyspepsia, Id atgratlon aad Too nearly Eiitlog. A perfect rem edy for Dizziness. Nausea. Drowsiness, Bad Taste In tho Mouth, Coatc. Tongue. Pain In the side TOKPID JJVER. I Thej i rnrcly Vegetable. j L DOSE, SMALL PRICE-! gists. ,No tro"betoIw- sava NOW Dainty rifuii j'erare often haiiuJ V0CK IS fur, J vou. rv ..a iCARTEKS EITTLE TfjVER PIUS. regulate too Bow:&, SMALL PILL. SMiL CARTERS WITTIE t4 I1ITC (ivc .-1 !? PILLS. Gc.i!ibc Must Bear rVj-Siirrils Signature Bells.'... Buffers.. Darners. Bag Tags Shoe Horns.... Jj Letter Seals.. M Nail Files 5ft! Cold Cream Jars.. a Paper Knives..., 5ft These are a fni novelties we ton ered for Hotti You will be pleutj the quality and pi- ' FINE EHGRMX J.0.1 nfuTES i Cor. 9th AFewSpeciiJ Table Spoons 20c set These spoons are the heavy steel base with bright finish, never get brassy 20c set. Tea Spoons 10c set Plain soliH cxcelent qti gives S faction 10c 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. Dish DrfflW 15c Best retinned, W 12x16 Dish Drw the thin? when 1 f. rantl. Hair Brushes 35c We will place on sale Dr. Warren's Sanitary Hair Brushes for 35 cents. II u SS Mtikett .... ods vA & UUi. ... nre dciw" UU! r rL-,. r. v,Hc are ani? . .4 i i w I im i r 11 l ill - . I - j . wiutii will give yuu a - i v 1 1 I A. V 11 III ir you buy early ror uk i cnoice 11 . .r-T v MURPHY'S KACIxti 35 East, Ninth MT