THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 25. 1908
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lEfriendiy Store
-i'v:' I; wjO.l close tomorrow
j' Thanksgiving Day at 10 a. rru
;. ' grid wjl remain closed, the balance
pf the day
Wouderful Valued
(Friday Surprise Sale No. 183
Christmas Specials
in every department
ss-'-' S- P. FRIENDLY
BesLStore J 1,1 ' T! 1 ' ' Money Back
L PERSONAL J
Dr. B. M. Weller went to Portland
today.
MIbs Hazel HufI went to Portland
today.
Sam Goldsmith Is In the city for a
day or so.
J. T. Martin left last night for a
trip to Illinois.
Harvard Moore was a passenger to
Portland today.
John Lindsay came down from
Fall Creek last evening.
B. K. Lawson of Cottage Grove,
was In the city yesterday.
J. A. Nash, stone contractor, has
returned from Portland.
Miss Ruby Pratt Is in Portland vis
iting friends a few days'.
Frank Gross went to Portland to
day to spend Thanksgiving.
L. W. Hunt of Cottage Grove,
pent last night In the city,
C. Cole and wife of Marcola,
Hpent last night In the city.
Welby Stevens return! home this
afternoon Irom a trip jbortb.
Mrs. Walter Ross ':1s up from
Portland for a few days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.-i Abrams, of
Cottage Grove, are In the city.
Miss Susan Kaufmann and brother
Otto, Jr., went to Portland today.
G. S. O. Humbert returned home
this afternoon from a trip north.
Mrs. E. P. Walte was a stage pas
senger for Mapleton this morning.
William Korr was a passenger to
Portland on the noon train today.
Mr. null Mrs. Hud Kompp canio up
from Junction City HiIh afternoon.
C. J. Itai'lif to wont to Cottage
Grrve this afternoon on business.
W. I). Worthlngtou was a passen
ger on this morning's stage for Hale.
1J. A.. Washburne was a passenger
for Junction City on the noon train
today. .
Prof. Heed, wlfi, and daughter
wero among those going to Portland
today.' . . ..
Fred Young" was a passenger on
the Slusluw Btage thls morning for
Eluilra..' i.:; i
' MIsBiLlesle- Baor, a student at U.
of O.; will spend Thanksgiving In
Portland."", i ;
, Mfi.nnd Mrs. G. W. Grifflu went to
'Portland today ;to spend Thanksgiv
ing there..
Glenn Powers of Rlue River, went
It Port land today to spond a few
days there,
Mr. nail Mrs. J. H. Daniels were
passengers , to Snlem on the noon
train todays
Mlus Agues Matthews was a pas
senger for Portland on the noon
train today.
Ashlund Tidings: P. C. Page, of
Eugene, is here visiting relatives for
a day or two.
O. Osburu and wife and L. K. Os
burn of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived lu Eu
gone last night.
Mrs. 1,. L. Goodrich and sou wont
to Portland today to spend Thanks
Riving ilny there.
Miss IOIhIh Iow went to Roseburg
this afternoon to spond Thanksgiv
ing with rrlonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hampton were
among the Eugene people going to
Portland today,
Mr. and Mra. W. Polders went to
Portland today to aee the football
game tomorrow.
Karl Strong went to his home at
Roaoburg today to aiiend Thnnksgiv
Ing with his folks.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pratt went to
Walker thia afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving there.
Mrs. 8. ft. Spencer was among the
Kugunlaus who took the uoon train
today for Portland.
Captain and Mrs. W. S. Moon
wont to Portland today to spend
Thai.ksclvinur ihr
Miss Loluh Fraxor of North Yaki
ma, wasn., wub a stage passenger for
Doerhorn this morning.
MiHB lltmlnl. MxIIi.Im lf i
...v...IV U'il ilUtt
night on a trip to Medford, Iowa, to
bo gone several months.
Ted Cooper wont to his home at
mui.poiiuuuce last niglit to lie gone
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The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
CAPITAL A.M SI ItlM.lS. I2.oh C
KHTAlllJSIIKI INUli.
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until after Thanksgiving.
Miss Clara Hagcr went to Creswell
on the afternoon train today to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. 8. K. George, Jr., of Port
land, after a visit in Eugene of sev
eral days, returned home today.
Hal Dean went to Salem today 'to
spend Thanksgiving with hlB par
ents, Judge and Mrs. R. S. Bean.
Miss Angle Williams, assistant In
the Literature Department at the
University, went to Portland today.
O. F. Sklpworth, deputy district at
torney, returned last night from
Corvallls where he attended circuit
court.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Welch arrived
here this afternoon to spend Thanks
giving at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Welch.
Miss Ada Yoran came up from Sa
lem this afternoon to visit her par
ents, Col. and Mrs. G. O. Yoran, ov
er Thanksgiving.
Mrs. David Griggs returned home
to Cottage Grove this afternoon after
a visit with her parents, 'Hon. and
Mrs. I. H. Bingham. . , .
Mrs. Prescott, matron of the Uni
versity dormitory, and daughter Miss
Edith, were passengers to Portland
on the noon train today.
B. M. Atkins, the new bookkeeper
for the Willamette Valley Co., went
back to Corvallla today and will
bring his family here to reside.
Mrs. Jones and daughters, Misses
Kate and Grace, arrived up from In
dependence this afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs F.
E. Chambers and family.
Miss Edith Prescott, teacher of
music hi the Eugene public schools
went to Portland today. On her way
home sho will stop off at Salem to
visit the music department of the
public schools there.
Miss Ruth Dodson of Baker City
who has been the guest of Miss Mary
DeBar in Eugene for several days,
left for his home today. She is a sis
ter of Ralph Dodson. one of the ends
on the varsity football team.
QUICK JUSTICE
OVERTAKES NEGROES
Union City, Tenn., Nov. 24. The
little tnU'll nf Ttnl..nlll.. 1
7. . " 'i'nw, uuiuttllllg
on Roolfoot lake, which has been the
scone or many stirring evonts In the
last month, witnessed the lynching
lute today of three negroes nrrested
this morning for having murdered
Spoclnl Deputy Sheriff Richard Bur
niH and fatally Injuring Deputy Sher
iff John Hall. Tho negroes were
Marshall, Edward and jlm Steinbeck.
'1 llOSO hl-othnrn pmnlml n ,llt..i
- umii,, utlllfTU
at a religious mooting at Tlptonville
butunliiy night and when the officers
attottintetl tn nrroul Hi.,,,, rl..i.
sued In which tho negroes shot the
unguis unci inane tnolr escape.
FAIR WKATIIKIl H
FOR TIIAlMKKttlVIVn J.
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Oregon Fair In nnrih
rntu In south finihi .,j
Hiursdav. Nnrthoriv n,iHo
Washington Voir tnnit,i
and Thursday. Northerly 4
winds. J
Idaho Fair tonight and
Thursday. Rain or snow in 4
Bouth tonight or Thursday. 4
4- 4- 4. 4
Shop, Portland, wishes to announce
viuiiuiK vui saie or stamped goods
All waists reduced from $1.25 to 9!
cents; Corset covers, 60c to 89c; nil
lo wtops, 60c to 39c; Miss Hager'
millinery.
TIIAMKMiiriVIl Ifl'lllrm-n
A splendid lot of Thank'sglv
turkeys at Patterson's Nluth street
meat market, from Dnn Spore's fa
mous ranch on the Mohawk. Theso
are tho futiiwt Mr.i ,.. ....
county. Call nt once. If you want a
n Ice gobbler for your Thanksgiving
dinner.
Pay For Your
Turkey
with a check on the EUOENR
LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK,
rhen you will have a receipt
Tor your money and a souvenir
of that excellent ThanksglvlnP
dinner.
Pay all your bills with
checks. It la safer and more
business like. Open a bank ac
count like nlh..r .... i.M
people and have the benefits of
NA tone ' ccur,c" nd conven-
COURT RULES
STRONGLY A1AINST
DEFENDANT
Roy Lamphere Gets Hard Deal
In Jury Instruc-
iion
La Porte, Ind., Nov. 25. The
state scored a big victory in the Lam
phere trial when Judge Richter, after
exhaustive arguments on both sides,
announced that he would instruct me
Jury that if the evidence shows that
Lamphere set fire to tne uunness
house, even if the fire did not cause
the death of any persons therein, the
Jury must find him guilty of arson.
The Instructions will also contain a
paragraph that If the Jury finds that
any one of the four persons in the
house lost his or her life as a result
of the fire, and that Lamphere set
that fire, then it must find Lam
phere guilty of murder of manslaugh
ter. -
LECOMPTE EXECUTED
BY REVOLUTIONISTS
Outrages Drove People of Jer-
einie to Despera
tion Port au Prince, Nov. 25. The re
port that General Lecompte, Haytien
mlnUter of the interior, was killed
at Jeremle was confirmed today. Ar
riving at Jeremle Lecompte fqund the
gunboat Croyant ashore. He accused
the commander, Captain Ostema, of
treason and had him executed. -Lecompte
later had two prominent cit
izens of Jeremle executed. These out
rages wrought the people up and
they armed themselves, took Le
compte prisoner and executed him. .
CITY NEWS
Thanksgiving service at the Catho
lic church tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
The barber shops will close to
morrow at noon for the remainder of
the day.-
The usual elaborate Thanksgiving
dinner will be served at the Hoffman
House tomorrow. 35 cents.
Eugene's stores will close at 10:00
a. m. tomorrow and remain closed
Hie remainder of the day.
The usual elaborate Thankselvine
dinner will be served at the Hoff
man House tomorrow. 35 cents.
The MHllfll' nlnlinrnta ThnnaoHvlncr
dinner will be served at the Hoff
man House tomorrow. 35 cents.
Five car loads of logs for the Eu
gene Lumber Co., arrived down from
Row river and the Mohawk last
night.
Arthur Hendershott and sister,
Miss Emo, went to Jasper today to
furnish music for a dance there to
night. Five Carloadfi nf Intra nnrl oavapal
of lumber and wood were among the
ireigni snipments Into Eugene this
morning.
The Lane County Fruit and Vege
table Growers' Association today
shipped a car load of pickled cherries
for California.
W. J. Hooker's household goods
are being shipped to Brownsville,
where Mr. and Mrs. Hooker will re
side hereafter.
The marriage of Mrs. Emma But
ler of Junction City to W. C. Craw
ford of Albany, will take place at
Junction this evening.
Tho hnnlra Mia nnatAtru. , . i
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courthouse will remain closed all
uay tomorrow, the postofflce observ
ing regular Sunday hours.
There will be Thanksgiving ser
vices at St. Mary's Episcopal church
Thanksgiving day at 11 o'clock a
m. Everybody Is cordially Invited.
The classes at the University were
dismissed at nnnn inm tin i.
" vw. tin muuuiiy
morning. Nearly all of the students
irom a aistance have left for their
respective homes.
Charles Harris, tho nlt mnn ..i.i
lng above Cottage Grove, who was
V""1"" m la insane asylum Mon
day evening, was taken to that insti
tution last night.
J. C. Hllnmnn w-l. t- .
V. . . ' w "ws "1 town
I from Mabel yesterday states that
jiioib is every indication that the S
hos- ml No. 1. will resume op
era Ions shortly. Preparations are
evidently being made to resume.
B W. Maddox. who has been con
ductor on the Wendll: branch for
?.V ?St tT re"8 or 're. h" n
transferred to a run out of Rose.
wily n S the IOCal run tem":
Marriage licenses were Issued this
forenoon to the following: LeUoy
Koch and Miss Pleasure V. Brown
Fred A. Hill. n.i m... V .
James. A license was 'issued vesier'
iVJm. !''hltne.vCrawf5onieof
I.-....'' uu .,lrg Kiirqn., Alberta
Washburne Hutler of Jctlon cu
ult in the circuit court ag.iin.t'-S r
husband Raymond Edwards for d
vorco. Ther wer,- marrtM iTlVn,
county on June C, 1906. Sho alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment and
asks for the restoration of her maid
en name, Nona Chapel. L. Bilyeu Is
her attorney.
The entertainment committee of
the Y .M C. A. Boys' Work are still
short of places for entertainment for
the Oregon-Idaho Boys' Convention,
which meets in Eugene, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday of this week. It
is absolutely necessary that enter
tainment for thirty or more boys be
obtained not later than Thursday a.
m. Phone or call on Francis Yoran If
you are able to take a couple of
the boys?
Drs. C. H: and 0. H. T. Atwood,
charged with violating the common
nuisance statute by maintaining a
. ti.. 1 t,. at Tremnnt. on
maternity ni"' , ..
the Mount Scott carline, pleaded not
guilty before Judge uauiBuucu, .
the Circuit Court yesterday after
noon at Portland. Their attorney
asked that they 'be given separate
trials. Whether this will be granted
will be decided tomorrow. One of the
trials will be held January 12.
The first national bank today re
ceived a few samples of the new to
and $2.50 gold pieces. They are
strikingly different from the old
coins and are quite pretty. On one
side is an Indian head with the word
"Liberty" at the top and the date of
coinage, 1908, at the bottom. On the
reverse side is an eagle. At the top
are-the words "United States of
America," and at the bottom "2 1-2
dollars," or "6 dollars.". On either
side of the eagle are these inscrip
tions, "In God we Trust," and "E
Plurlbus Unum." Those who want
the coins as souvenirs can procure
them at the bank at their face value.
CITY WOATER BOARD
APPOINTED BY MAYOR
(Continued from Page One.)
Harris, A. C. Woodcock, L. E. Bean,
L. Bilyeu, F. W. Osburn, T. H. Gar
rett, W. S. Moon, J. M. Williams
and 8. B. Eakln.
The appointment was confirmed
by vote of the council.
Last Night's Meeting.
At last night's meeting an ordi
nance levying assessment for the Im
provement of Sixth street from Olive
to the west side of the alley between
Willamette and Oak streets was
passed.
An ordinance levying assessments
for the Improvement of the alley
between fllxth and Seventh streets
from Willamette street, east, east
160 feet, was passed.
William Llllwall, proprietor or
the lodging house In the Colemon
building on Willamette street, com
plained to the council that the bowl
ing alley and the piano In the mov
ing picture theatre below his rooms
made too much noise and kept his
lodgers awake. The matter was re
ferred to the judiciary committee.
The hook and ladder room on the
lower floor of the city lhall was
turned over to J. M. Williams for use
In collecting Thanksgiving dona
tions for the Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society.
50c
THANKSGIVING
50c
DINNER
-AT-
OTTO'S GRILL
Thursday, Nov. 26th
All Afternoon. 12 m. to 8 p. m.
MENU
Toke Point Oysters on the half tuell
Salted Almonds Celery Olives
Consomme Princess
Chicken a la Reine
Filet of Sole Joinville
Oyster Puttie ala Poulette
A
Prime Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding
.Mashed Potatoes Stewed Corn
Roast Young Turkey, Stuffed With
Chestunts
Green Peus Cranbcry Sauce
Frozen Milk Punch
Lobster Salad
Lettuce with French Dressing
Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce
Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
Cheese
Mocha
NEW TODAY
LOST Ice cream packers. If any
one naving ice cream packers at
their homes belonging to the Pal-1
ace of Sweets, will please phone
Black 1231, we will gladly call i
and get same. 2s I
LOST In Eugene, an Interest-bearing
deposit check given bv First :
National Bank of West Concord
-Minn., and made payable to J j'.
Chase. Leave with Eugene Transfer!
Company and get reward. tf
FOR SALE Lots In Falrmount and '
College Hill at $200 to $300 that!
will be worth $500 by July 1 Let!
us show them. The Real Estate!
Eschangej D2 7:
FOR SALE 125 Franquet walnuts!
grafted on black walnuts; also a fine
lot of Royal Anne cherry and :
peach trees. Address, Agent Capi
tal City Nursery Co., Box 375, Eu
gene. N26
FOR SALE One registered Red
Pold Bull. Enquire Wm. Williams.
itier, vregon. nor,
Q "-
"Imperial Car Cleaner" will take
pitch or dirt of any kind off a paint
ed or varalshed surfao without In
juring the finish. Clambers Hard-'
Luckey the Jeweler for good re-'!
IKble goods, prloeg ti salt. uutt1
ASSEMBLY AND RALLY
AT HIGH SCHOOL
o
Glee Club Makes Its First Ap
pearance Football
Kally
Two assemblies. were held at the
High school today. This morning
quite an elaborate musical program
woo trlvon tin dor the direction of Miss
Prescott. The High school orches
tra also made us nrsi appearance
this vear. The program was render
ed as follows:
Selection E. H. S. Orchestra
Piano Solo Ruth Davis
Selection String Quartette
Vocal Solo Lucille Yoran
Piano Solo Miss McAllister
Piano solo ir, ueisier
Vocal Solo Miss Prescott
Selection Stringed Quartette
Piano Solo Mr. Geisler
Selection E. H, S. Orchestra
An enthusiastic rally was held
this afternoon to rouse spirit for the
nma tnmmrnw flhnrt hut snnnnv
speeches were made by the follow
ing: Principal Hug, i-roi. nuniing
ton, Cockerllne, Salisbury, Kuyken-
A Unpnan Ulirri .lonlfinn. RflO
Morrison, Prof. Bond, Qulner, Koch,
Miss KIlzaDetn iveiiy, ana Anarew
Collier.
Good Roads
Convention
Court house, Eugene, next
Saturday, 1 p. m. sharp.
The stores will close from
1 to 3 p. m. Everybody
come.
Good Music!
Ladies Invited!
Let It be a masB meeting in
the "EUGENE WAY."
The Committee.
PORT OTPORTLAND
LAW IS VALID
Salem, Or., No. 24. In affirm
ing the decree of Judge C. U. Gan
tenbeln, of the Circuit Court for
Multnomah County, in the case of
Sylvester Farrell vs. the Port of
Portland, the Supreme Court this
morning validated the adoption of
the amendment to the act creating
the port, authorizing the Issuance of
$500,000 bonds for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining an ef
ficient towage and pilotage service
between Portland and the sea. The
opinion Is written by Chief Justice
Bean.
This action was brought to enjoin
the Board of Commissioners from
carrying Into effect the provision of
the amendment, which was proposed
by the Initiative and adopted by the
voters on the ground that such law Is
void. In passing upon the salient
features of the case the court held
that the Port of Portland Is a muni
cipal coroporation organized in pur
suance of an act of the Legislature
of 1901,-but that it Is neither a city
or a town in the strict, technical
sense. '
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET
Chicago, Nov. 35. DecembeT,
$1.03 1-2; May, $1.08; July, $1.01
1-8.
Watts for Watehes
New stock brass and black and
irons. Chambers Hardware Co.
Chocolates,
Bon-Bons,
per half Ib.
15c
LAMP SHADES
7c
MIRRORS
25c and 35c
Large French Plate,
$1.75
PICTURES
Assortment,
Beauties
10c to $4.50
Fine
Some
Sorry we can't specify these
goods they must be
seen to. be ap
preciated HATCHETS
o 20c
BASKETS
Fine assortm't Work Baskets
10c to 50c
3
POSTAL CARDS, 1c
Chcolates,
All kinds,
30c
CASTELLANE'S SUT
OPENS IN PARIS
Wan His Children and or-..
Thousand Dollars a
Year
Paris, Nov. 25. The suit n
Boni de Castcllane again' t hia fnUnt
wife, who was Miss AnnTGl d
Is now the wife of Prince Heii. Sd
Sagan. for ci.s.nrtv , V .,Helle
dren, opened here today. The luml"
counsel nrooontorf .i.- " 7 counts
for t :.irX,Aeue.ral 6und
scandalous conduct of Prince hS"
de Sauan: that h' 5"nce. Hlle
since mxrrln. Th.. re """ed
contribute $ 4 0.000 TnnaallTto ,
ch ldren ho Tw'h " L' i?" t.llat toe
z tehmaorll23456 TAOIN ETAoTv
the moral atmosphere ot the de Sagan
hniiKAhnM Ib unfit t. ... ob
me cmidren
STRIKERS WOUNDED"
BY DEPUTY SHERIFFS
Perth Amboy, Nov. 25. A crowd
of Btrikers at tho vnrt, n .u. v..
- v...., we .na
tional Fireproofing Company at Keas
by, who struck for higher wages last
week, were fired upon by a squad of
fifty deputy sheriffs in that village
Several were wounded, two seriously
Troops Are Refused.
Trenton, Nov. 25. Governor Fort
has been requested by Prosecutor
Bernadine of Middlesex county to
send troops to Perth Amboy to quell
the riot there. The governor refused
and said the request must come from
the sheriff, but notified Colonel Du
gan to hold the Trenton battalion In
readiness.
CANNERYMAN HUME
DIED THIS MORNING
Marshfield. Nov. 26. R.
D. Hame, the oannerymin, J
died at his home at Wedder- j.
burn this morning, after a 1'
lingering illness. He was one
of the leading salmon ex- .
porters and prominent in
the propagation of that fish, '
and a member of the Oregon
legislature. His funeral will
be held at Wedderburn Fri- ' ;
day.
FORTY FAMILIES
HOMELESS BY FIRE:
Chicago, Nov. 25. Forty families
were driven from their homes today
into the chilling rain when fire de
stroyed throe four-story buildings on
North Winchester avenue, and occa
sioned a loss of $75,000.
HENEY'S CONDITION
IS IMPROVING.
t
San Francisco, Nov. 25.
Francis Heney had a comfort-
able night, and is feeling
somewhat improved today.
Watts for Watches
WATTS FOR
Some Things
BRASS CANDLESTICKS
15c
CUPBOARD CATCHER
10c
ZINC BINDING
For Oil Cloth
10c
TEA orCOFFEEtANISTERS
10c and 15c o
o
HAND LAMPS
20c to 60c
O
LLMEiyOtflLUNG
17-in,rown -.5?
17-in., bleached 1UC
nnnicTUIC rcnODS
kfhev are here and sure to oe
on sale in a tew w
Murphey's Racket SW
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35 EAST NINTH
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of the WortiJ
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Silverman
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Thanisfisj
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Brasa
WHITER
7- in.
8- in.
12-in- "
26-in-
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