Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 13, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextBCQKHR DAILY GUARS FRIDAY, KOVEMBBR 1, 1 Agents for "Kabo" and "Nemo" Corsets, Dorthy Dainty Hair and Sash Ribbons The Friendly Store's Saturday Bulletin Store Open until 9 O'clock P. M. Sale Warm Underwear 1000 Under Garments Less Thin Regular Grand nale of Women's, Misses', Boys' and Girls' I'ndor Garments at less than reg ular prices; union suit and pants, tights and vests in wool, silk, wool or cotton mixed and fleece-lined cotton or wool;' come in all sizes and regular and extra sizes; cream and gray. This Is the opportunity of the season; cold weather is here the time to buy warm underwear is tomorrow don't you miss It. Children's Suits, Val. to $ J. 50 for N85c Children's Suits, . Val. to 90c for 50c Women's $2.00 Suits, soecia ea. $1.00 Women's $1.75 Vests and Pants ea. $ 1 .20 Children s Union Suits, special ea. 25c BOc Children's Union Huits in heavr Swiss rlh. slzcs-1 to 5; cotton mixed; at the low price 35c Hoys' and Girls' Union Suits, sizes 1 to 8; good , drop seat; special at Sr heavy fleccc-lliicd; Children's Swiss rihhed cream cotton and wool mixed; regular pi-ices to 55c; eucl c 'Hine style, worth to l)lc, each. ; 5(c Saimi,'stp, worth to 1.15(1, each 75c Women's cotton and wool mixed Union Suits; extra sizes; 715c quality; sale price 40c Women's 2.50 Union Suits, sale price. . 1.2S Women's Fine gray and cream wool Union Ssar.riiiitH; values to 92.00; sale prico 1.0u omen's fine lambs' wool Vests, tights and pants, all sizes; beauti fully finished; taped neck; silk waist band on pants; silk draw string In tights; $1.7(1 garments, each (1.20 Fleeced' Hose at J5c and 35c pair Children's Coats Reduced 300 Children's Coats; dozens of styles, scores of patterns; all stylish fall coats; shown in plain and mixed colors; loose and tight-fitting; colors are browns, blues, greens, reds, etc.; sizes 6 to 10 years. This is the time to effect a saving; don't delay aa the best always go first; joucttn have the best if you are here early. Children's Bearskin Coats in red, blue or white; S3.S0 values, special, each 92.80 $3.00 Coats, $2 MS; $3.50 Coats, $2.62; 95.00 Coats, 93.75; 97.50 Coats, 95.62; 910 Coats 98 Child "en s Gloves at 5c and 25c Children's all-wool knit, gloves In plain colors and stripe; also infants wool mittens in white. and colors; a pair 10c, 15c and 25e Infants' wool Hoods. Toanes. etc., In an immense assortment; light and dark colors; prices 10c to 1.50 5 dozen Infants' Heods: colors and whit... stn and 40c values, each gSe Hlimvls, Fascinators . . . . nxc $1.50 Colored Dress Goods, yard 75c BOO yards Colored Dress Goods In stripes, checks and mixed effects for suits or skirts: .included in this In. . ..: n- ux ui mill- proof cloths 45 and 54 inches wide, suitable for rain coats and util ity skirts; values up to 91.50 a yard; special, a yard . 75c 75 Fancy Crochet Bed Spreads $1 .50 Another big Hlifiimcnt of tlio best ivwi.,.o,i iti " ,.; - ..vn.u u,uontaui iimui: i or goneral use; extra sizes; neatly hemmed and already for use; worth spi ,UU J00 Pairs Net Curtains, a pair $2.50 100 pairs fine Net Curtains in t v mua Wllg, DUUt'O- burg edge and corner; big variety of styles and the best values we have ever shown, at 92 50 Nottingham Lace Curtains .50c, 75c, 91-00 and 91.50 a onlr HARVEY JONES IS ON TRIAL IK CIRCUIT COURT 'Charged with contributing to Delinquency of Minor Girl. Several Liquor Indictments Washington team. All of the in, and faculty are Invited" It wil ba 'a informal affair. 1 1)8 an Architect Knotc. v.. ..... uleted Diana fn- C0In- dence 1 to be built by Mrs Ida Unit' Twelfth:18"1011 street- ne jr:') linr-. building on East Ninth - streTocc? a ment. A new ceirmnt iHn.i. . i who .. '" fo?5i today in front of M'pi.D"J l and J ifX nth street, occu-i . 1 grocery depart-; t T ' Forks, b r VtCsu1 The EaBt Eugene Improvement 60n. Oren h'J Hn.' Club will meet In Dempster's htn To li,pse ana S. ' morrow night at 7:30 sharp for tho" the hosPital DUFDO88 of riiRmiabfn i. tersT EveVybody invited , T i to 7rr Z 'HS " iVj OUl, The principal case of interest in the circuit court today is the trial of was Harvey Jones, charged with contrlbn- a nM' !! opened! Eighth street one dVr westof Frazer Iron Wmi. : .f the 3l!iflm, Thanksgiving Sale Table. Linens, Napkins, Center Pieces, Doiles, Sets, Etc. Eugene's Greatest Neckwear Sale tomorrow, hnday Surprise Sale Tomorrow. Friday, wc place on sale J00 dozen of this season's newest shapes in Men's and Boys' 4-in-Hands and dn 7 andianCy; S Wii'C' grCC"S' 8rayS' PUrp,CS' hvendcf' 0liv' roonsf ant ol I rot and dozens ol other pretty combinations These ties are made of pure silk materials and sell everywhere for 5ut' Out an immense cash huv frnm . :--...t.7.t .rr. " . " ..wm.ai.iurecnaoies ui wgetuieai at dscount whichwegive 4 100 dozen iNeckties worth 5Uc Sale Price Toinorro 35c Beat Store; Your Monoy'B Worth or Your Moany Back S H. FRIENDLY ting to the negligence of Addle Ur.tt. n n.tn .1.1 Tkn n. n nuiui, a iiuuui B". nuts 111 J- I curing the jury was commenced early l iu ui wrcuuuu -auu was . uui cuui- pleted until this afternoon.- The Jury i consists of the following: E. E. Aw brey, G. A. Dyson, F. I. Gum, Frank Goodpasture, J. S. Ham, L. M. Toi ler, JameB Humphrey, W. E. Flak, A. A. Gibson, A. N. Striker, John Ham mitt. L. M. Travis, J. S. Medley and W. G. Martin are Jones' attorneys while the estate Is represented by District Attorney E. R. Bryson and his dep uty, G. F. Sklpworth. -. . UHU wuu lunucu all afternoon with curious spectators to hear the testimony. The Watts girl Is the principal witness More Indictments. The grand Jury last evening brOUfrht fn thA fnllnwlnc tnrilntmantc, j Hynson Smyth, Jr., John Williams ana Josepn Jacobs, all charged with violating the local option law. They were arraigned at the night session of the court and time for pleading was sec ror one o'clock this after noon. Each furnished bail. A demurrer to Williams and Smyth was filed and has been taken under advisement. Jacobs entered a plea of not guilty. Harry Tabor, who was Indicted vesterdav fnr mnniilniiirhtai. ; a plea of not guilty this morning. terrace lor unezem. The Jury in the case of J. R. Che zem vs. Mt. Pisgah 'Lodge, No. 139, I. O. O. F., at 4 o'clock this after noon returned a verdict In favor of Chezem for $1326. onuaa oi dox shooks for the Allen cannery, a car of ann , E...n hl. l"UttUVi mtO I -VIUIllJ, . w'?rtiBOT.ery Bros- have secured a big logging contract from J w Shumate on the McKenzie river.' The logging industry nromii.e tn ..! vu lug DUUJCCt. 1 i r Iron Works. A new nul d Z erected especially for this sto,. 8ALP. ' for sAiirr-l spring wJJ5"i Logan. W.MU.. ? WANTED Eiliiat((Lfc" J or club J.'.'! wee"iy- sat. dress C.S, care iSTJ Lares Rfitn-.t ' . ! Floss MattressM j J u draarli Ol- r. - (ilUKrjr SrahK ....4... at r? iir... -s11l "in winametta itrett, i 1101, FRANCIS J. HENEY ASSASSINATED TODAY (Continued from Page One). CITY NEWS I 592-594 WILLAMETTE ST. lrc Orders now the Ladies' Home Journal Book, Winter Plumber for 5 PERSONAL R. It. Wei'tbrook of Sulom, Is hero in husli.. 11 . 1 -(. rinnnA I. I.. . 1. 1 t .. iui. i.itivu viiiniivi id ill mu from Salem. K. T. Ilaniet of Salem i in the city on , business. j. Brooks of llalaoy, was here to day on business. II. 8. Tilton of Pleasant Hill was lu the city today. George Frlsaell has returned to McKenzie Bridge. J. K. Pratt returood this afternoon frdm a trip south. J. M. Cook came up from Junction (Illy this afternoon. J. W. Hobhs came In from the north this afternoon. Mm. W. A. 1iino of Hnrrlsburg was In the cily today. ... VlHMIlll III U.ni.HU, VI., ! In the city on business. J. W. Goodwin loft on the stage this morning for Klmira. Attornoy .1. 10. Young came down from rottnire Grovo today. J. F. M Inner and wife of Vlda, aro In the city for a fow days. Mrs. J. JV. Zliunuiriiian and son aro Rxiicvtixl to arrive home tonight or tnniurrow from tholr "liree months' trip ti Kansns, Missouri and other1 with his sister. C. V. Oglesby In Eu- Bta,te3, r , . ' Rene' left ror Portland, on the noon Dr. Lulu Mnrquam Is coiTflned to train today, her home on account of Illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart of Sea Attorney F. M. DoNoffe returned side, nfter a visit with their daugh t..ils attornoon from a trip north. j ter, Mrs. C. O. Peterson In Eugene S. Smeed left on the stage this left for home today, morning for his farm at Walturvtlle. ' Albany Herald: F. W DeNeffe of cugone Is a business visitor in tho MI LUXURY SALB. Saturday, November 14, Spores Hawkins 45 West Eighth. caplului. Is In the city for a day or so. Miss Grace Brlstow ts visiting rrlends in Cottage Grove for a tew days. Glen O. Powers left on this morn ing's stage for his home at Blue Klver. Mayor C. P. Houston of Junction City, was in Eugeue yesterday on business. Walter J. CConnoll la In the city for a tew days, having come lu from the north. A. C. Barbour of Walton, who has been in the city for a few days, left tor home today. Soth Kerron came up from Port land yosterday to see the football game tomorrow afternoon. W. T. Campbell left this morning fcr his place near Blue River whore he will build a summer house. 8teve Hnnns arrived home today from Kent, In Eastern Oregon, where he has been for several months. C. 8. Seoloy of Alsea, after a visit city today. F. c. Wi. , I gene Is transacting business In tho city this week. . C. Kelsey. the civil anrinoa,. The river at Eugene is at present 2.6 feet above low water mark. Household gbods for K. A. Leep "c.o oiiivcu irom myrtle Point. An Brfl llirtlt hn. ... I.T"--j . .. w ..Bi.b urn ucoo piacea at xne Intersection of East Tenth and Pearl aiietjis. . The navinc ,nn t , ' " , " " 13 uuw at wora a -Si ? e la retet, between Oak jrortlanrt w.nat aiA uiv. ;ciOHt riem Hign bcUooI yeuter- Hill Military AoaJsmy won from terday 22 to . The cnrtaln at the opera house 111 b held till fi n-.ln.V .l.v. - - w.vm 1UUI.HI (fu account of the football rmMft A. Wflloh VlBB oalr Af 9nm - LI - " iui m i4sui:aufw for tho nnprat Inn t Bn.Atj.a-t. a -i widvii iv aired railway system at Ppntmiin waa,in j ton. ' I The W. R. P. S. meets with Mrs. i Martha f.hnmhpra Ttu nj ru i ton streets, Friday p. m. at the ub- uai uuur. A marriage license has been is sued to Arthur L. Matteson, of Junc tion City, and Miss Mary A. Baker, of Eugene. v v. v ' . " uR'"er, c f varnisnea who has been employed by the city Jurlng the finish I ft nt V, T"tIID nlaiuu . . 1 , Ml - -... ii"vvB ui won in con- ware t:o. -wuuu wnu iai proposed gravity system of water works, is here from I : Fojffian1-. . ' I . New "Jock brass and black and Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien of the 'rons- Chambers Hardware Co ..... ,, went to Portland today on a visit. This Is their first trip to Portland, although thoy have been residing on the McKenzie for many years. Mrs. O'Brien was born and raised In this vicinity, while Mr OBrien came here from California before tho railroad was built. . ; The school board has ordered a Tj cement sidewalk built on West ' j Eleventh street In front of the High u vacuum scnoois. Imperial Car Cleaner" will take pitch or dirt of any kind off a paint-L Goodman, of this city, went ?,7.i "rnlshed surface without in- to Portland last night to purchase the table with the blood stream mg from his wound. Haas was immediately over powered by spectators and thrown into the empty jury box, wnere ne is now Ivma Dinioneri on his back. Henev is nnn. scious and medical aid has not yet arrived, but he is, supposed to be mortally wounded. Haas, who did the shooting, is a sa loonkeeper, who was summoned as a special venireman on a for mer bribery case. At that time he was severely cross-examin ed by Heney and the informa tion concerning his life brought mi ,4- . 4UA4 u. .1-: i i uui oi uicu time ne uiaimeu nas practically ruined his business. It was shown by Heney that Haas was an ex-convict. LATER Henev has heen re moved to the emergency hospi tal and is still conscious. It is not believed that he can live. . Have Vmi eimn butcher. If not nil try some of Mb tad pats' ocasuuoo. rigat. mi ui waft Fourfold fire icms and gilt. Chimtwi f tti HENEY MAY LIVE 5:50 Htney may live. Bui let located at base of brain near left ear. Perfectly conscious. New -i ! FOB SUNDAY DINNER. clt im U.ln A9A lutv nnfl fit our fine beef roasts. We have an ex tra beef for his dinner. 8th aud Blair. N14 Here is the pultl ever offered in tbf i watch. "The - 7 Jewek Brejuet liairrfTlj wind and set, it! lever, double ntosj nut, white auM, ilokeUl tasi Price W mil orjiitfff j. o. i m. TT.ln.1htl W Cor 9th 4 ' . "Hugiu ui- ui6ui vu yurcnase Chambers Hard- a moing picture outfit and will In- .stall a little theatre at Junction I utT- I There will be a reception tomor row night at the University for the Co. "T" Haw: AHMORY HAU. Saturday Night-- JSKfiflfca ft W Pay For Your Turkey with a check on tho KUGENK LOAN AND SAVINGS HANK. Then you will have a receipt for your money and a souvenir of that excellent Thanksgiving dinner. I'y all your bills with chocks. It ts siifer and more business like. Open a bank ac count like other progmmlve people and have the benefits of safety, arciO.iry and conveu- lenco. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank s-llniWa I sL'h uiiiiiiI I'll ai.st..v. CAPITA!, AND 81'ltlM.VS. la.TWM). KHTAItLISIIKI) l&UX DETAILS OF ALLEGED PLOT ' (Continued on Pago Six). Otis was to have arrived from Mims ton, Wisconsin, next Saturday, and a prlvnto dntct'tlve. stiiio!.e,l hv miks tit is to bo II III7IIII- " H un .......I.... ed to help her. lu-r mother is s:iid to have money nnd life Insurance pol iolos together worth $5800. The wo man's movements have bwn watched by tho police for aeverafeduyst. Some time ngo the daughter called on n private detective agency nnd explained her plan. The agency in formed the police and It was arrang ed by the police to have the agenc carry on the affair. Detective Mack ay was Introduced as a "sftigger" from rittsburg. Mackay mot Miss Otis tonight and according to him she paid him $100 on accouut and gave him a promissory note for $2400 more. Just as Markay received the monev nt Min. ntu' knmA ...,u ... , ' . . -,,,l',, l"""f ui- nclnls who hnd h,M,n miniK..).,! n. n-i'i'i-u out ami took the woman In- iu ciixomy. me ponce say she con ftwsed to tho plot and expressed cha grin at its failure. It l K.n.,..i the woman Is demented. New dining tables and chairs di rect from factarv $bu Candy., "Another large invoice of candy just received .When you get the pure candy for 15c per lb. and all grades of chocolates for 15 cents Per y2 lb., it means some thing. Empty Caifty fyils 10c Wind Balb What is more beautiful than the sweet music of the glass bells hanging on the porch, rung by the wind. Only 20 cents. ME TUG WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTEN TION TO, THAT WILL SURELY BEAR INSPECTION. ..PICTURES.. A house can be more tastefully arranged with pictures and with less expense, provided the are pnrchased of us, than with q almost anything els Just get our prifts and see what we have. Pillow Tods and Corrls 15c each Dresser Scarfs with beautiful lace effect, a fw lctt, only 40c MURPHEY'S JACKET STORE II ti nave , . . i wpr, " ' ana ' ,v ' TovveWi Article - at8Jl8C 1 W 1 We V da ' J X dow. Ohambesw Ilirim dm.