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EDITOR MOORHEAD
RECEIVES HIS ORDERS
Uuuction City Times.
We have receive a '
secretary of the ale Countv w?,,'
society Informing us that ih d Cal
forbids their nm be ng V4r
cases We
er will wft iiRo .
..iffir Ho.7.: aual PrMix or
John SmVth.Tr ihateverVn"51 Pbia
might hannr.:nav!4er Lur n"iae
I eould publtah anTne ,132
; you Mentioned your comm3
in the cemetery we7t?rere;,ehn3
there was another patient not k hun
dred miles from here, died in the
physic an's office. We considered
mentioning .r Wei, oto if
that is, we'll not side in. This M
mandate will not be strictly o
served by this paper, it will rather
Provoke a tendency to give "full pa"
ln Bh?ld any case " lo
at fault 6 thB pbislclan is
wra mows DAn.r wvaro sattrday, DBcnauot w, um,
MClil ri.
twbiot fUT HENEY DENIES
I III t
in mi KINGFIELD PUBLISHED REPORT 0
ELECTRIC PLAN$
New Power Will Probably Not
Be on Until Aout
Bee. 25
)D ASK YOUR
js about the celebrated
liutitr rdiiiib
Did you say
LL PAPER.
LUDFORD
helical Painter
Papering and House
Painting
Several students of Yew Park,
Salem, were dismissed yesterday for
wearing loud socks, contrary to ord-e-
, l was a malicious, combined
effort te have a loud time.
It Tastes Good and
j Creates Strength
Vtffbt
ifhth Si
EugeneOt
ARD1NG
Board in the city.
h fine rooms.
IS. A. G. MATHEWS,
71 West Ninth Street.
the famous cod liver j. and
iron medicine, without oil.
Vinol is much better than
cod liver oil and emulsions,
because, while it contains all
the medicinal value they do,
it disagrees with no one.
As a body builder and
strength creator for old
people, delicate children,
after sickness, and for stub
born coughs and colds Vinol
is unequaled.
ised cross nnra ro.
The Willamette Valiev company
Jicats were off at their bis electric
Plant from early morning till 6 p. m.
bnnday evening in order to make
steam connection with the big tur
, n'lne wn'ch -as being install
ed. The new transformers have ar
rived and are now heitii- m.t in w
, are Informed that the new power will
; irauy ior use Detween thA snth
and 25th or about Christmas time
and we can then expect or at least
mr a raucn improved service.
Chas. Bowman informs us that his
son Ned, was seriously hurt while
working at a shingle mill near Crow
two weeks ago, and last Sunday had
to submit to an operation. He was
working In the timber near th mill
and iras chopping off a branch from
a tree when the end flew up and
struck him in the groin, causing a
painful wound which later iIkvkIok.
ed Into an abscess.
! D. P. Ohlosen, father of T. E.
jOhlosen, bookkeeper at the Booth
j Koily mill, drove over from his fine
ranch 'west of Eugene last Monday
to take a first look at his young
i grandson.
The corner meat market owned by
I J. S. Kirkley has changed owner-
ship, the new proprietor being J. A.
Rodgers, a gentleman from Callfor
! nia, who will take possession about
me tutn ot January.
Born At the Thomson ranch,
near Vida, Oregon, to Mr. and Jlrs.
T. C. Thomson, a daughter, all par
ties doing well. Sprlugfield News.
UNABLE TO IDENTIFY
MYSTERIOUS $2410
Ogden, Utah, Dec. IS. The owner
ship of $2,140 received through the
mail in a newspaper by Charles prob
ably will not be established
It was believed that the money was
part of the loot ot the East Side bank
at Portland, Oregon, which was rob
bed recently but it Is learned that
positive Identification of the money
is impossible a tthe bank as they had
no record of the numbers of the bills
on band.
Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 1 -"There
is distinct belief here that Frauds J,
Heney Is paid from the secret service
fu ''s of the government for his work
in San Francisco," says Harry C.
Carr. Washington correspondent f
the Times, la an article printed here
yesterday.
"As a sequel of the Aldrich reso
lution introduced in the ser.ate the
secret service system will bo thor
oughly Investigated and various dark ;
mysteries Inld bare," continues Carr.
"The resolution has special refer
ence to 'special attorneys' employed
In the 'investigation of possible
crimes.'
"The big question before the sea
ate was whether the president of
the United States had the right to
use government money to send spe-
cial prosecutors into California on a
purely local city fight. The ques
tion did not come out from hiding,
hut the significance of It was appre
ciated by the senate body as a
whole.
San Francisco, Doc. IS. Francis
J. Heney In a stntement to the Unit
ed Press yesterday denied flatly aud
emphatically that President Itoose
velt had anything to do with his ac
tivities In the San Francisco graft
prosecutions.
Referring to tho article by the Ixs
Angeles Times correspondent Heney
said:
"It is absolute rot. There Isn't the
shadow of a reason for making such
statements.
"Any statement that I received
money from the government for my
work in San Francisco Is false. Pres.
ldent Roosevelt had nothing to do
wilh my coming to San Francisco to
take up the fight. Neither did ho
have anything to do with Detective
William J. Horns' coming here. Mr.
Burns resigned from his position with
the government that he might be
able to devote all of his time to the
work here.
"Any talk about the government
having control over me Is absurd.
There was no time when I was prose
cuting cases for the government that
I was not at liberty to drop the work.
I withdrew fro mthe government
cases so that I could give the time
that was necessary to the San Fran
cisco prosecutions."
THESE Thr icfm.ic ow-lp l,,iu V. .
- - j Hn,v uut.
..J ... i i ,
1 at ranaoai irom tne;
many hundred articles wc sl ow,'
ivr. t . t J
w ide atsics, courteous salespeople and
the best ligritcdstorc in Eugene go to
make this the most satisfactory store
in the city, ji jl
5J
... Ft
f 1 K I II
The postal authorities claim that! 4.
it Is no affair of theirs and It seems
probable that a lengthy legal tan
gle will ensue.
TO CUIIE A tXMjD IN ONE ti.W
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature Is on each box. 25c.
' fnl. Room No. 11.
l'HOTO COWONS H.K.
DEEMED.
The Dorrls and Tollman
photo studios are not putting
out coupons but they will re
deem any photo coupons sold
in Eugene. Bring your cou
pons to us.
1AHA3 TOLLMAN.
SUI3 DOltRIS,
ALL SILK Satin Taffeta Hol
ly ribbon; No. 2 to 40,
LADIES' FANCY Collars, The
largest and most up-to-date
line in Eugene, 25c to
$2.25.
PILLOW TOPS and back to
match, 50o,
MEN'S DRESS Shirts, plain
and pleated bosoms, 93c
to $2.75.
BABY MITTENS, colors light
blue, pink and white, at
25c.
MEN'S NIGHT Robes and Pa
jamas, 75c to $2.00.
LADIES AND Men's Sweat
ers, $1.38 to $6.00,
LADIES' BELTS, 50c to
$2.50.
most oomplete line of knit
goods.
FASCINATORS, 35c to $1.98
SCARFS, 75c to $1.08.
SILK SHAWLS, $1.48, $1.78
and $2.60.
FANCY HOSE Supporters,
50c, 75c and 98o.
ARM BAND and Hose Sup-
porter Sets, SCo to 50c,
BABY LONG Coats In white
wool, silk and wool and in
silk, $1,88 to $7.60,
BABY'S SILK Hoods, 48e to
$1.25.
BABY'S KNIT Bootees, 15c
to 50c.
FANCY BELT Buckles, 25o to
68c.
READY MADE Veils, 75o to
$2.48,
HAND BAGS, black and col
ors, 60c to $4,50.
FANCY HAT Ptns, 5e to 75o.
LADIES' FELT, Fur.trininifcd
Slippers, blue, brown aaJ
green, $1.48, $1.60, SI 88
W. H. MILLER & CO. FOES,
$1.50 to $35.00.
BATH ROBES, color libt
blue, tan and grsy, at
$5.50, $6.60 and $7,10.
MEN AND Boys' fancy Sus
penders, 25c to 76c.
LINEN TABLECLOTH Sets,
$9.50 the set up.
SILK WAIST Patterns, col
ors navy, green, gray, tan
and brown, at $4.60,
$4.76, $5.00 and $6.00.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
at 13 Ho.
MEN'S AND Boys' Wool
Gloves, 3 So to 50o.
FANCY LINEN Pieces, 15c
$4.75.
American Lady Corset $1.00 to $2.30
New Idea Patterns, alt ICc
BOURNE WANTS MORE
PAY FOR PRESIDENT
4. 4. 4. 4i4.4'
Washington, Doc, 18. Senator
Jonathan Hourue, of Oregon, yester
day Introduced a bill Into the senate
providing for au Increase of the
president's salary from irm.vOO to
$100,000 and that of the vire presi
dent from 1 12,900 to $2S,00S. He
says the salaries are Inadequate to
permit the roaintwnnnfe of att official
estnlillxliuieut by anyone oirppt the
wealthy preidenis or vice president.
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JEWEL
Offers Specials .for Christmas Shoppers. Articles particularly appropriate for presents. Better
cannot be found, 1 hey must be seen to oe appreciatea. t
The Store That Saves You Money
Morris Chairs
Genuine Oak, Golden Weathered, or
Early English Finish, reduced to
$5.?5andup
OUR STOCK
CHRISTMAS PREn3
lor everybody, young or old. Seeha!w(
f!3n nita wnii
We mention only a few of the specials.) yghted
L..i . . .,.mntlP: Wiwr
We have the agency for the celebrated Jewel Ranges, guar
anteed to be ideal in design and construction, perfect in oper
ation and REAL FUEL SAVERS.
Store open every evening until Xmas
If you want a cheaper Range we
can furnish the best for the money,
a good four-hoie Steel
Range complete for
:el $25-00
r
Special Prices . . . . .
i
i in ! win i jirb;" I
The frzmmmMGM
o5
Seventh
and
Willamette
OH CHINA CLOSETS,
COMBINATION CASES,
COUCHES.
LADIES' CE5KS,
EXTENSION T.ELES,
IRON BEOS,
uui guarantee to save yuu
Cosyier
SuccessorsJoMYa&JlENqERSN
-or
ever you buy.