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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1908)
uni DAUK OVASB, TIUHDAT, DECEMBER 15, 1006 THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD GUAM) PRINTING CO.. INO. Chmlcs H. Klsher .,ni!!i,.,?"shed Try ?ay of lhe week' Sunday excepted. AddreBs ali com- "ugenel Origin " '". ren"Uan"-ea " The Eugene Guard. . . ' Subscription h.t)j Dully Delivered by carrier, per week ir Delivered hv By mall one year (in advance) no One month ' Single copies s Weekly Uoard, er year ISO Advertising rates made kiw gn apitlleatiei.' " " Entered at MUMUBit OP AMOCIATOD ogene, Oregon, potifttlte am class matter ' wr Ann vnnru The follewrag are autkorlxed U take sad remlpt fer subserlsUeaa or transact any otfcer business tor The Daily and Weekly VuartT Creswell J. L. Clark. Oohurg Seorge A. Drary. All postmasters are autaerlzed to reselve aid receiat for subscrio tions to the Daily and Weekly Guard. recei.t ior suoscrip SPIJjlTfl) MEETING CF COMMERCIAL Many Matters of Interest Dis cussed and Acted, Upon Hard room, so that additional ta bles may be purchased. Jack Rodman, chairmanODf the committee appointed to see II the in tervening 140 feet between the j eastern limit of th'e S. P. right-of- wav nnH Potirl ctrpet ennlft he nnr- m Tin . i ! cnasfi(I In order to give the mer- Pl IIR LAT nlli.rJT1 cnants an entrance from the east ULUUfH01 IllUni I to the freUit houses, reported that ui uuuimue, lugeiuer wuu man ager Hartog, had seen the ware housemen but had been unable to rnlKA tha t.onti!ToH nmminf anit iin motion tha rnmmf tfpA'fl rpnnrf veatt accepted and the committee dls I charged. I Thn nnrphflalntr rtf a sat nf fhn , "Art Work of Oregon," a set of pho- . tnPFaVJIflln n Iks laawaA .. V. 1 1 T I D. Harney Co., of Chicago, was dis- I cussed and on motion the purchase The most spirited meeting of the 1 & SIX year was held last evening by the be a sDlenrtid nrirtitinn tn Mi .inh- lArelnl 0nh tt hafntr tfia fatwit- It l TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1908 Only a few, more notes, Only a finer tone. And lo! the world bows down Xtcfore a singer's throne. Only the same old thoughts Clothed with a sweeter sound, And lo! a poet's brow With laurel-leaves la crowned. Only a finer ear, Only a swifter skill, And lo! the artist plays 0,n human hearts at will. Only a tint or line, Only a subtler grace, And lo! the world goes mad Over a woman's face. Anon. . This is the time of year when the newspapers, so frequently worried by lack of advertising, are taxed to their utmost to han dle the holiday business that is offered. Last Saturday The Guard was forced to decline several pages of advertising matter beoause it was not prepared to handiest on short notice. Next Saturday, however, we, will print extra pages enough to carry the business, if the copy is sent in early enough to get it set up. We will try our best to take care of our patrons during the next ten days if they will aid us by bringing copy in early. Commercial club, it being the regu- mr mnnrniv ianamtn mna, n A tor routine business was disposed of, Dr. Paine sailed attention to needed Improvements and that started the oan roiling, considerable good-natured banter was Indulged In and after It was all over, everybody ad mitted that the heated discussion would lead to much needed Improve ment. Dr. Paine wanted the toilet rooms as well as the club' rooms kept in oetter order, wanted a glee club formed, wanted tho club to purchase a piano, also a comb and brush. All these things were disposed of, a committee being appointed to get bors started another outburst by suggesting the buying of a pianola piano. Allen Eaton and other mem bers snnke ntrainat thto an j considerable merriment, but the mo tion was put to a vote and the no's were Just about as emphatic as the ayes and President Williams de clared the motion lost. A COmmlttoo Wan annntnt.J. - look Into the enlarging of the bll- Uterature. An Invitation from the Washing ton, D. C, chamber of commerce of fering Intending visitors to the In auguration the courtesy of the cham ber's headquarters and offering to arrange for accommodations for any nuv tuieua to go, was react. B ...... .1 O bUO Lll.U HUU It was decided to ask Mr. Wells to I... hi0 nt.nnnmn hnrA.n taj uin luiuaiuuu uctuic tuo geu- eral meeting of the club in Octo- i ! utrr. j Cards were authorized printed and mailed to all the members Inviting mom to me restivities to De arranged by the Ladles' Auxiliary for, New Year's Day. The chair appointed Dr. Paine, G. W. Griffin and A. C. Dixon a com mittee to finish up the promotion fund subscriptions, so that a com plete list of subscribers mav he printed. JOHN B. COLEMON MAKES- BIG GIFT TO NEPHEW Gives Him Three-Story Busi ness Block on Willamette Street in Eugene John B. Colemon. the capitalist. deeded the Manager Hnrtne nicojioH rticlhas just deeded the three-stnrv nnulnff nr k 1 I bllilflinir nn Wlllnmotta otroat to the new Y. M. C. A. and Vice-, cui,ied b-v adeau's cigar store and! President Spencer stated that the bowling alley, Hull's confectionery I uoard of trustees had Just been slure ana tne dreamland theatre considering that matter. ' on tne lower floor and by offices j Assistant Secretary Calllson read 1 llglg rooms on the two other the names of tho sixteen new mem-! f'hu tt0 h nel?heJ' Sam, Cle- l bers Juat elected bv the trustees. ' ty- , Jhe ,d9ed Prides , that n ,.,. all the rents and revenues shall go ! Dr. Whltson proposed the artnolnt-i to Mr. Cnlemnn HnHnr hi. iip.i. mf,ntt ,f a comm'ee of three of, but after his death his nephew shall which President Williams was to be, have exclusive ownership of the i-iu i auu Luc, uuuumg ana me lana upon which Chairman announced that he would I it Is situated. The lot is 55x114 feet Tnu H piiiuihibui mier. m dimensions. Planned 'bZZVnln " 4Jr? berd "at severa! Sunset In January to hear his adver-. two-story brlck building occupied nSJ"?P08it S"' f?1 th! ?.eal be-iby tne Berger-Bean Hardware com- jiuoiaum uusi, me mac-1 pany on WllIamettB street to the tititi JjAKING P(W Comes from Grapes 1 he only baking pow. der made from Roval n r- t t apc icamor iartar Imitation baking powders are made horn kK rnmerJ cid. d lee in theforf "...looiunui properuu This is a suspicious world. Instead of creditinir thn NW York plumber who rendered a bill lower than his estimate for the job with honesty, they are charging him with getting a lot of vuoup uuvci MBiug ior nis Dusiness. Well, that African hunting party has already grown into an "expedition, outfitted by the Smithsonian Institute." Maybe it will be an army of invasion by the time it really gets started. , i, i i r With the big railway systems arranging for placing orders for something like $12,000,000 worth of rails, the steel trust has no doubt of the arrival of prosperity. ' Perhaps one reason why the tariff is so little understood is that there are more brainy men personally interested in mud dling it up than there are in clarifying it. This forestry man who says the supply of wood will give out in twenty years musx be trying to create a panio among the makers of breakfast food. Mannish Jewelry I tintz ihtxt r In the appropriateness of men's jewelry. Some de signs are too light and too dainty to appeal to men. We have taken great pains in selecting our lines of Men's Jew elry this year to get styles and patterns1 that are distinctly mannish." Good substantial things that a man will ap preciate and enjoy. IN SOLID COLD Links, $2.50 to $8.00 Lockets, $4:50 to $20.00 Scarf Pins, $1 to $9 ' Tie Holders, $2 to $3 Studs, $2.50 to $4 Seal Rings. $4.50 to $10 Set Rings, $5 to $12 Links, $1 to $2.50 Fobs.$2to$4 Lockets, $1 to $5 Scarf Pins, 75c to $1.50 Vest Chains, $2 to $8 EMBLEM JEWELRY Pins, Buttons and Charms in both solid gold and gold filled. Engraving free. 88 i; ft zz Holiday Goods On Sale -- mi luggcry-- It is easv to select suitable CHRISTMAS HRESENTS FOR, MEN , Tf .' ,; (young or old) It yet mil stop in our store and ask to see some of the following articles; Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets at $5. 00 to $8 00 Dents and H P Gloves $1.50 to $2.30 Fancy Suspenders 50c to $1.50 Fancy Arm Bands and Garters 25c to $ 1 .00 Holeproof Hosiery, in Xmas packages of 'A doz. pairs $ 1 .50 Leather Collar Boxes $2,00 to $3.00 A new assortment of Fany Neckwear 35c to $ 1 00 Snk Linen and Cottoa Handkerchiefs DON'T OVERLOOK OUR SPECIAL SALK OF SlN'S SUITS MALLORY HATS STETSON .wmc I ROBERTS BROS w ttiXti ttttti 11 HP zzzzn 8 ttitd it Eugene Bibld University on the same conditions as are stipulated in the deed for the property to his nephew. "-c.-m lur Dim M OI. ZZIIZZ 1 ywssi W. M. GREEN 619 Willamette St. THE HOtSEKEEPEB ) , ""WD l ,, . , I - "eu-siocKed paotrr board or china closet w 3 fer you a chance to nn with crockery or china tb; ninKe you proBd,r t ever. Sct our line so r Ail perfect ware, ton ,, ped or crazed (lishejtuiJ lection. See It oo. THE youtf E-EAL CRM Phone Main 23 TO The EUGENE POULTRY STOI Keeps on hand GUARANTEED EGGS, , V LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY, PRUSSIAN POULTRY FOOD, 1 . ' (The great egg producer) "SMITH SEALED LEG BANDS" (For your chickens and turkeys) and all kinds of supplies, i-jcludlne the "SCOFIELD" BEEP SCRAP, GROUND BONE AND SH3 muaii. 04S 102 EAST XIXTH ST 'HlllllllmHlllMtHllltl J. 0. WATTS Corncs Eiahth . and Willamette Sts. FOR. HOLIDAY GOODS The EUGENE DANCING CLUB Will give a social society dance every Wednesdav and Satu'rdnv rxrdR,uhdayAur,xy-EvBrybo,ly i-or,iiai,y ,nv",a - LOGAN & MURBdCH, Conductors rnvate wessons In Dancing Given Thursday evenings. FANCY AND STAPLE CERIES : o . 0 Call Phone Black 1571 97 West, Eighth St. Q MOST GilOCFRS SELL Olympic Flou SNOW! RIFT AND1ERILLIANT every sack guaranteed K-l j- .1 i i.j c. r i. i -,k.t li duces more loav nf rrii4 thn inv olhff flft d loaves are lighter and whiter. Because of the incr quantity of bread produced he cost is ot. higher Am j - tui- it a cv riir nonrvo V(h) IT. i THE PORTLAND FLOURJNG MW SNOWDRIFT sold by PIERCE BKW GRO W. J. GIBSON , SON a I X'Vvtr:-.-. -- (. , l I r''W' , Phone Main 40 - r.umr.fc.im OF ROAST m Manv people say they to" to find-hard if !" know, easy if yuu do. ,. .,, tho dd!- when 'in search of ter-der. altogether satisfy.ns c" roasts sn ! s'eaks. Broders Bros Phone mam w T. H. Ellis . CONCRETE COH3TRUCT0R Cement Blocks and Pressed brick. PROMPT AHW" Phnno -RioMr Rfiot T?psirlence, 854 Hiffl m m MMMBBMWBaa m UlmJ
