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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1908)
I tttt ,ttil tot. "tiekJ toi a. any of licSJ mat :'t. ti staniii u nttj 1 Ppoi )Ut bebj oinl tare Mtti MM 10. toil total Hetti i For Several Years We Have Been Wholesaling Lumber in Eugene. We Now Propose to BUT STILL AT P RIC To our mind this is an improvement that will benefit all users of lumber. How does it im press you? Our retail yard is north of the passenger depot and the team entrance is on Pearl street near the vinegar factory. Temporary phone, Black 4521. otlvKelly Lumaber Co 14East.8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. ou're on the Right Track f your clothing la looked 07 our expert assistants. 'leaned nprfnotlv nrpssed Wflj. delivered promptly. our charges by their little- (Daks RAtlnfjiptlnn an ftfl- h fact. WythingpouHlia pining and Dyeias , feme Dye Works lh nd Willamette Sti. rhone Red 286J hIG AR Julius Goldsmith KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room In connection located in Register Bid., Willamette St. Oak and 7tb' Eocene. Or. Phone Main 93 STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST HAINS IN FAMOUS MURDER TRIAL OLIVER VISIBLE TYPEWRITER r.... Vmas Gift- Special Cash pr,cef..r ten days on OI.1VEK TVPK- WKTKHS for an Xiat-H gift. C. S. FRANK, Ixjeal Agent. Willamette eat Market pder New Management f-uass Fresh and Salt i eat Always on Hand 1 Phone m Your Order o PG & CAMPBELL! : j 1 1 " ' " T f EATON'S Book Bindery Hooks Hound. Mound- S.Hu.ed ..d Bo- O office " S BOOK STORE' Flushing, N. Y., Doc. 18. The tri al of Thornton J. Mains on the charge of shooting his brother. Captain Pe ter C. Mains, Jr., in the killing of William E. Annis was adjourned to night until Monday, after a day in which the state developed the strong est testimony so far adduced. Two witnesses, Herbert L. Funke and Ar thur Andrews, eye-witnesses to the shooting, swore that there was an In terval between the first shot fired by Captain Hains nt Annis, and the oth ers came in fairly rapid succession. Boih of these club members declar ed positively that Thornton llulns aimed his revolver at those on the float after the first shot, and before the succeeding shots were fired. An exhaustive cross-examination on the tmrt of the prosecution fulled to shake their testimony. Mr. Andrews stated that after the first shot he saw the defendant aim his revolver at witness' father. "There was a shot, then an Inter val, when there were some more shots in quick succession, then a pause and a last shot, which went through the sail. 1 ran when I saw Thornton point bis revolver at my father, and stood under the dock." said Mr. An drews. Graphic Story of Shooting. Mr. Kunke gave a graphic descrip tion of the shooting of Annis. The captain was standing by with his arms folded, and waited unttl Annis boat swept up beside the float, and then, lifting the obscuring sail, Hains fired several shots at the publisher. Mr. Kunke said he saw Captain Mains on the float as the Annis' boat rime In. Thornton Hains was standing about a yard from the cap tain, who seized the boom of the boat with his left hand and with his right drew his revolver. Crying "Annis" Die captain fired, and almost Imme diately Thornton Hains aimed a re volver at the witness, who was about seven feet away. The witness said that Captain Hains then fired about four more shots at Annis, then paused and fired again. Mr. Funke said that he could not be certain but thought Cap tain Mains fired six times. Thorn ton Mains did not address hfm while aiming the pistol at him. PINKHAM MENTIONED ON ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Louis Plnkham, Oregon's fighting tackle, was given an honorable men tion In Collier's Weekly by Walter Camp, when he announced the Se lections he had made for the 1908 season. Plnkham Is the only uiun west of the Mississippi river to re ceive the honor. , What notably gave blm the men tion Is the way he handled and out played Jarvls, of Washington, Jami son, of O. A. C. and other men much heavier. On defensive work the Ore gon tackle is a wonderful player, al though he has never carried the ball on otfenso to any extent. Onitoricul Preliminaries. The oratorical preliminaries for the interstate contest, yesterday, were not held, for only six men had signed up of the number that In tended to. Those are, J. II. Ilnnii, CornelltiB Beehe, W. C. Nicholas, Ben Williams, Karl Strong, and T. It. Townsend. This Is Worth Heading Leo V. Zellnskl. of 8 USbson St., Buffalo, N. Y.. says: . "1 cured the most annoying cold sore 1 ever bad, with Bucklen's Arnica Balve. I ap plied this salra oaee a day for twa days, when every trace of tha tor was gone." Heals all aorea. Bold un der guarantee at W. A. Kuykesdsll's drag stare, tla VH! a.twiwu. Joha M, P. Dixon, aacoeaaor to W. . Boddy. All wood sawed U guaga. For prompt service pboue Black 3312. Kerldence il4 High strel. If Gasoline Woousaw. OA STO TV x yv. lh Kind You Haw kmn BwtW r?" 'X '.; Vi Male Useful Holiday Presents Why not buy your hus band, father or son a fine suit if clcthos the fa mous MICHAELS, STERN k CI. make tt Hansen's. Thty htve the quality and style that well-dressed men are partial to. Such a gift would be appreciated. Our line of gents fur nishings is complete and in shirts, underwear ant) neckweor we arc sure to have just what you arc looking lor. YOU CAN... Toast Your Bread. Boil Your Eggs. ' Percolate Your Coffee. Cook all kinds of Fancy Dishes and Candies. Heat your Curlnig Irons ALL BY ELECTRICITY See the Latest Electrical Cooking Devices In our window. The El Tosto. The Water and Milk Heater, The Coffee Percalater. ' The Chafing Dish. The Curling Iron Heater. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. 516 Willamette Street Ml M Oft Vf(l11 KKD BK Ol'T i OF WOHK Toil con m.kf money writing appll allons fr the i.nal Protective L ion ll the time or pre time. An tvhmtrv Ijtt llniD me "cird "st ones, rrmll C HeL-n. Ill O.tSiLINE WtlOII 8UVI.No j Call up or phone Main 32 or Far mers 61 R- - Maltxan. Abstracts furnished and U.nd titles ismlned. Fred f9. Merchaata' Bank Buildlag. Oragoa. U ! ED.pANSON Jft HasiNmtli Street Imhrellas and parasols re-tovered , and repaired. Work practical.-Glo ria serge ana iaiieia. ou .--In stock. Taffeta In colors. Call K. B. Watson jt Potu' cigar store, 04 OJIxdtretV Stiffs Sanral-Pepstn Capsules A POSITiyE CURE fwt loem or rirrfc Kts. w I ( nla (jajtrklr nd rrrsilf K MMlOntl PlaMHM 4 tbm t rinmrj !. 4iit'ty taf mlsir Md if rniuutf. trUm fl or b 3the jwrn-rmica i II t Bold ky W. A. Ksiysaodsll, drug- A Sensible Xmas Gift Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines We accept as lo w as $2.00 per month. An average of 50 cents a week. Remember, we are the only Store in Eugene ' Handling Sewing Machines excluiivelj Singer Sewjng MscuheCo. 615 Willamette Btre Phone Red 1461 J. K AVA.VAl (ill, Unagrr. i I i i i i i i ul I I I I Hi P Main 38 512 Willamette '
