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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1908)
onager in, f IDIBtfJ i misled, i litis (! aid old Cl A CtoistmasG Perfumes Made by America's best perfumers Colgate, Rieger, Dabrook, Eastman. Put up in nice packages 10c, 25c, 50c, $1.00 and up. Stationery An elegant line of Box Stationery bought especially for the holiday trade and priced right at Stanley's. 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 45c, and 60c. Handkerchiefs Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 25c. Cotton Handkerchiefs 5c up Ladies' Emb. Handkerchiefs, 10 to 35c Silk Handkerchiefs 15 to 50c Handkerchiefs Six Ladies' Handkerchiefs in holiday package .regular 75c; special 50c Smoking Jackets Men's Bathing Robes STANLEYS will be open evenings AnlD ASK YOUR i "6"" O ttUUUb tile rjClCUi atif u Bass liuctcr Paints Did you say WAI1 PAPFR FRED LUDFORD j rracucai rainier i Signs, Papering and House . rainung 102 Eighth St. Eutrene, (." QEO.K.MUNROE fTI TO WITT TO r " West Eighth St., Eosene, Oregon. Sole Agents for the Portland Stove Works. P ri. ,i the ii.-iuree styles, lnci'ium oted Detroit Li'ie. Also the LsdeJe Ranees rh. ....... i.. ..r-i.-e r.mge on the market. A full line of H".-.terp j'"' ,r0" lbs f .. ril and examln ..it ' ' before buying elsewhere. CL; BEADLE Stone Mason I . . ..nl ave orders at White s resiaui Wen Eighth street or address ai 612 Willamette Street, Eugene Three Doors South of Ninth St! II Values until Umbrellas Immense Line Sale Prices The First National Bank Invites your account, whether large or small. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and confidential atten tion. SAFE DEPOSIT IIOXKS FOR KENT T. G. HENDRICKS,, President. S. B. EAKIN, Vice-President. P. E. SNODGRASS. Cashier. DARWIN BRISTOW. Assistant Cashier. LUKE L. GOODRICH, Assistant Cashier. STONES HEAVE PROPS Greatest known remedy lor heiv I give m marc one bortlf ( "Stone V He.vs Droi"snd cured her ol beivo. This was !ait winter and she bar not been ailectedsmce-O Wallace PR . S. C. S TONE, Salem, Or. For sale by all druggists- $.100 Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling see LaDuke&LefnC Ccl! DriMcrs Telephone Red 5121 009 ViH."d Boulevard The Or-ron i V ,.rn cao- ennd btl stand lnrestl 7n fl, , pTamli.ed. Oregon ita'Uts. sat inn. - ,, Willamette St.. I,and Compan. 4'-- j, Eugene Oregon. Price Cutters if ts at Stanleys Slippers, Kid Romeos and Juliette's Fur Trimmed Juliettes For Ladies and Children at Reduced Prices Combs, Hair Brushes, Hand Mirrors Priced for Less at STANLEYS Ladies' Hand Bags 25c to $2.50 Men's Cravenette Overcoats Men's Corduroy Pants Men's Neckwear Suspenders in Fancy Boxes Fountain Pens to $3.00. special Christmas, each. 98c 40c to $4.50 till Christmas photo corpoxs RE. DEEMED. The Dorris 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. 'LULU TOLLMAN. SUE DORRIS, WOOD SAWING. Gasoline pawer by W. W. Moore, phone Red 3282. Orders large or cmnll will he appreciated. U5Tl-' r P05T5, BOXES)' Every Woman MARVELWhirlingSpray I; BEING MADE AT POULTRY SHOW Judge Collier Busy Scoring and Making Awards Cottage Grove People' Win I Judge H. H. Collier, of the poul try show, now being held under the auspices ot the Lane County Poultry association. Is a very busy man these days. He Is at work all day ions scoring the fowls aud making awards. The more he examines the birds, he says, the greater impressed Is he with their excellence. Awards as follows had been made up to noon today: Buff Orpluglons C. D. VanValln. Dorena. 3d cockerel, 1st and 2d pul let. H. K. Metcalf, Cottage Urovo, 2d cockerel, 3d pullet. Mrs. C. Gray, Cottage Grove, 3d cockerel, 4th pul let. White Mlnorcas All awards to D. T. Awbrey, Cottage Grove. Silver Laced Wyandottes Dr. J. F. Titus, Eugene, Sd cockerel, 1st. 2d, 3d and 4th pullet. Lee Barker, Drain, 2d cockerel. S. C, Rhode Island Reds D. S. Pearson, Turner, 1st and 2d hen; 1st and 2d pullet. Jos. Nurro, Eu gene, 2d and 4th cockerel. Mrs. Mary S. Walker, Cottago Grove, 1st cock erel, 3d and 4th pullet. Game All awards to George Fish er, Eugene. Mamburgs All awards to C. Bruce Wheeler, of Pleasant Hill. Faverolles All awards to H. K. Metcalf, of Cottage Grove. Buff Wyandottes All awards to G. F. Hurd, Eugene. Buckeyes All awards to D. J. Du Brullle, Cottage Grove. Buff Cochins All awards to F. H. Rosenberg, Cottage Grove. Light Brahnias All awards to Ed win Shearer, Eugene. White Plymouth Hocks All awards to Perry Barber, Coburg. White Langshaus All awards to N. H. Martin, Cottage Grove. White Faced Black Spanish All awards to Edith 11. Linton, Eugene. Anconas All awards to Mrs. Em ily Stevens. Eugene. Black Leghorns All awards to E. C. Cole, Eugene. Golden Laced Wyandottes All awards to W. C. Conner, Cottage Grove. G. S. Bantams All awards to Opal Bond, Irving. White Cochin Bnntams All awnrds to Ed Hryant, Eugene. Buff Cochin Muntums All awards to Richard Lyans, Eugene. Indian Runner Ducks AH awnrds to Jerry Bertelsen, Eugene. White Pekln Ducks All awards to A. W. Bond, Irving. M. U. Tujkeys AH awards to E. A. Kruse, Roseburg. Tolouse Geese All awards to E. A. Kruse, Roseburg. Homer Pigeons All awards to Rev. O. C. Wright, Eugene. STRONG EVIDENCE IS INTRODUCED AGAINST HAINS Flushing. Dec. 22. Testimony on a character designed to corroborate stories of (he killing of W. E. Annls which have been told during the J. Halns trial, wns developed today from several of the prosecution's wll nesses. Wlllam Knapp, one of the Baysfde yacht club members, was giv en a vigorous cross-examination after testlfylhg that while sailing toward the dock after the Impromptu boat race had heard the Bhootlng and aw Mrs. Annls running down the run way. "I saw her moving across the float', continued Knapp. "Then she Btopped and went back up the run way again. Someone took her by the arm at the runway. I could not see who stopped her because she was hidden by the Jib of the Annls boat " Mrs. An lis testified yesterday that Thornton turned her back with a re- I volver when she ran across the float j toward her Injured husband. John I C. Stephens, a follow club member of Annls' testified that he beard the defendant say after the shooting: "I came to proteot my brother and would have shot anybody that Inter- i fered. Both Knapp and Stephens asserted that there was a noticeable Interval between the first and subsequent shots fired by Captain Halns at An nls. A I'angeroua Operation. Is the removal of the appendix by a surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King's New Life Pills Is ever subjected to this frightful ordeal. They work so quietly you don't feel them. They cure constipation, headache, bllllous ness and malaria. 25c at W. A. Kuy kendall's drug store. IMI.KS CntKD IN fl TO I I IMVH PAZO OINTMENT l guaranteed to ieure nuy case of Itching, blind, pro jtruding or bleeding piles In to '.4 I days or money refunded. 60c I The I.adleg' Auxiliary of the Com i wrc-la! club meet! Wednesday er ' enlng a o'clock In the club ar ! lnrf. Alle iember are etpeoted i and trang"r within the city are j cordially Inrlted. flue prlzea to be kIvti away ar ii 've at the niaaquO.de 1 SV. V ..ill i go o ir "Superior" wrnid -airt ' before buylnc; they will how you ! what n hriifr oucht to be, eeo If I fou d'in't buy. Chamber! Hard 1 ar Ct. Helen R. Marks Co. Druggists Hotel Smeede Bldg. The Quality Store Christmas Perfumes in Cut Glass Bottles put up especially for the Holiday Tradeall prices from $5.00 to 25c MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES, SOLID BACK, FINE WHITE BRISTLES, $5,00 TO $1.25 DRESSING COMBS AND HAIR BRUSHES FROM $5.00 TO TOILET SETS, MANICURE GOODS ROLL-UPS, IMPORTED PERFUMES AND TOILET SOAPS GILLETTE RAZORS, RAZOR STROPS LATHER BRUSHES AND MUGS FINE STATIONERY in Christmas Boxes, sold at very low prices. Look over our stock and be con vinced that we carry the Best Goods at Lowest Prices ABOUT RUNNING CENTURY PAPERS View of "Old Man Bonnctt" as Outlined In Rocent Addrosi. From a paper read by Kdllor lu.u- nett, of The Unlleit OiiIIiiiImI, b.'foro the OreKon-lduho Development Coll-' vetillnu. ' I am only amnll fry in the newa-, paper field. Thu 4 5 yeara I have ', spent In and around newspaper and ! printing offices have been warned, I thrown away, dissipated, lost, for Ij know absolutely nothlux about a weekly paiwr, and a blamed light Iush about a dally paper. 1 do notj ask you to tako my word for thin. All you have to do to find that I am telling the truth la to ko to the . places where I am running papers; and ask the people of those place!. They will toll you that the Irrigator i and The Optimist are no good, and their editor lesa. I take great pride in those papers. They have a wide reputation. I glvo them the best tbore ia In me, but the people of thai towua where they are run will tell j you (with the exception of a few choice aoul who are too good fori this world and will loon be in -vein, the ueome ai a rule will tall1 you that my occupation ought to be i digging poat boles or shoveling, smoke. Of course 1 go to other points, other towns and cities, and the peo-i pie wlno and dine me and g"t mo full of palonacr! and my I am "IT," In very larse type; but my neighbor! know me fur the fraud that 1 am. And In thus itallng my position 1 1 have given the meat and kernel of: my argument, and that is that the people in almost every community In Oregon k'-eji pretty busy cussing; the local paper and Its editor, and wonder how a man ran sloop to pub-, llh such a meanly sheet. The average community seems to : think that the local paper Is a para-1 nl'r F-jtii'-thlnn to let endured but I noi encouraged. They will point across the state llr.e to tho next riiiiniy, to the neighboring city, to any old paper In any old place, and , iel you what, a good paper It Is and i how fortunate a community Is to : have si'-h a sheet; but they will at; i' am time lako p;iins to tell you .O - lb paper In their ownjown Is I plumb cult us, and tho editor a man who does not know the flint princi ples fif tho newspaper business. What would you do without your nowapaper? How long would It be, If your present pupor should close down, until you would ho flirting with some other newspaper man to come to your town, and what prom ises you would hold out, and how you would fall down after he got out hla first Issue. 1 know all about you. I have seen the thing worked to a frazzle In Oregon, and know that the newspaperman Is, ns a rulo, the least paid, the poorest paid, and tho moat grudgingly paid of all. IK VUT'. KNrvv. Tne merit! of Texas Wonder oil rould never suffer from Kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble, il a bottle (two montha' treatment) sold by O. i. Hull, or by iiuill. Hand for testimonial!. Dr. K. W. Hall, Hit Olive itreet. St. Louis WOOD HAWI.NO. John M. P. Dixon, fticceisor to W. I E. lioddy. All wood sawed ta guaga. Kor prompt service phone Hlack 1313. Iterldence 824 High street, tf I Uasollne Wouasaw. i (JAHOMNK WOOD 8AWINO. Call up or phone Main 32 or far-1 men ft. A. Haitian. KIIIHT TltKK! ' li' tt fruit trews, shruhs, rrN. ; r ! s I at the Kiiir" Nursery, ' ' ..nil Washington trH. J Wood-savers and even baaeri this has made the Superior range famoui. Chamber! Hardware Co. New stoca Drsss and black and irons. Chamber! Hardware Co. Lee Hoselton, In the Coleman building, third floor, euti and pol Ishei agate and other stones. Work guaranteed In all reat. tf "Imperial Car Cleaner" will take pitch or dirt of any kind off a paint ed or varnished surface without In luring the finish. Chamber! Hard ware Co. Mat your tlmtieriatids. if yoj tavo timber lands to sell, send you de scription and price. Krwt Fink. Mer chants' Hank building. Eugene. Ore gon. " The Quality Store WOMEN TERRIFIED BY NIGHT RiDERS I'uiou City, Tenn,, Dec. 22. When Mrs. Anna Juckioii, one of the state'! witnesses this ufternuuu In the night riders' trial was excused from the stnnd alio turned to Judge Jones and said: "I will uot leave the court room without armed protection. 1 know these men." Mra. Jackson (old a vivid story ot scvural visits of the night riders, cor roborating detulls, as did other wit nesses, and Identified by name at leaat 27 members of the band. She was followed on the stand by her daughter. Miss Dora Jackson, 18 yeara old, who corroborated her ; mother'! story. The last witness ot : the day was Will Russell, another al leged night rider, who baa turned ; atate! evidence, Ruaiel came to Union City after : the Itankln killing and made g eon- ; fesslon. Ho wns trembling with fear and could hardly raise bla vole ' above a whisper. Hussell la under constraint guard, but believes that 1 he will be killed In spite of these pre cautious. HuaaeH'! itury w as pi ac tually the same aa t'nit told oy Fchr lugur. Superintendent of School! Jacksoa. of I. Inn county, hands ui the ensj meratlun of school children for Linn ' county ebowlng a total of 6.939. Last ; year It was ,673, giving an Increase of 30D, of which 10') Is In the city of Albany. Democrat. -1 J'oltivelf cored Vf ICAKTER'S fITTLE IVER PILLS. They iw relieve IX- ue-a Ir'HilJJriir'P&ia, Jlv iUtttoa std Too Hear: ' " r ittx.fr. A psrtsrt ten f t f) .zu N 'Oaei. ' Uecia-its fi-d l""" la the M-axUi, OmU.. Tt.i, jim. pal a ta the sate iTViill'ID LIVKK. Thai trtiilsla tM Bow-ta. PuMy Vegstubie, SMALLPILL SHALL 03fL SMALLPRICT Ceruine Must Bcaf Fic-Simla Signaturg . CARTERS if, IVER iimJSi o O o
