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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1908)
tb nans nuur aatxf. MWw$y 1 I $30 Women's Long Coots $7.50 ta?nBQaUaut-30 Voatj it,' plain cloths and fancy mixtures moat all bIsw Bharn l"thiM Brand offerjpg; vuls. to 30, now.7.uu 'trtJW Sreck CfcriKifn's Co.ts at One-Helf Price Women's Pleci ted Skirts, Value to $ 1 5,00 For This Low Price $5.00 Tlila lt Bki.'ta are made ot serge, Pananfa, cheviots, In black, the skirts for ; ' ", " ' $2.50 Wast $185 - - $fl.50 Net Waists $5.00 Two Waist Speclals-2.60 Waists, made ol fine all-wool Battato and in lace at this prlw ... $1.50 Outing Fiaftnel Night Gowns, each at 90c Thousands of Remnants V2 Price WbXftg7& cUratVst HALF PRIC. Golf Gloves, dolors and Black 25c Women's Cape Kid Gloves $1.25 Big Values Leather Goods aftdHdkf. SS& Jan. Home Journal Patterns now on sale. Monthly Stylo Book free. Kugene's Foremost ami Het Hutrc Vour Money's Worth or Vour Money Hack. iNMl Goods Only. .... -, I .PERSONAL" X R. B. Fulmer, of Wendllng. is In Uie u!ly today. l Ira 1 . Clolilo and wife of Ooblo, are in i no cuy Awbroy Bond Ib spending Christ ina t Florence. , Mis. Krncst (Jilstrap went to Port land lust nlisht. A 3. Crow, Hie populur farmer from Crow, In in the city today, -inn jauuoj ti 'JBnuranuos ljaa vu".t ,.iuuoni. t visiting friends lvnin Frank R. Roberts came dawn from the Bohemia mines unci speui iirmi- ma. In . Illlinnfl. C. P. Deveroaux returned. Inst ntKht from a trip in tno woous oui num f'ntnim flmVfl. Miss Diissle Huddleston went to Junction this moraine lor a siiuri. viu with hur sister. O. It. Page, of Marcola, spent Christmas in Kugene. He was ac- ,n,n.nld llV his little BOn. Mrs. Peston 8mlth and son, Hen ry, of Portland, are ' spending tho week with Mrs. Ira F. Campbell. Mm R. H. Ankenv and her du'igrv ter. Cludvs, are spending ChrlstmaB with her daughters in uouinern uto mm On. C. Gross and wife are In Port land, having gone down Thursday evening to spend Christmas with rel atives. K. K. Robinson, an Oregon grndu-1 ate. Is visiting frli'iids lere. ne nns . 8he went to Kali uroeK, wnore sue been tonchlng Bchool near Grants : win visit with her parents during Pass. the holidays. , Noah Buoy, father of John tinny. lMnrshflpU Times: Irving and Will camo up from Crttswell ami si""'! cimndler left today by way of Drain Christmas at the homo or nla son m B(K(,(, rolltp fop San j,nlncSCOi whre this city. iliey will xpond Chrlstiima with their Ed UrlKlinm. Hall & Shumway's imronts, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Chand plumlinr, went to Portland Thurn-, Ier. day evening to spend the day with, linker City Democrat: Harold Ills parents. Cllfioid bus returned to his homo In Mr. and Mrs. J; B. Hopkins were this city from the University of Mich- The Eugene Loan CAPITAL AX1 SURPLIH. liS5,0M. HCTAHliWHUV law. FriendlyY Grand Year cays of the biggest value giving we ; going lo make the closing lour days of .1908 as busy as the ones preced t g Xiras. Ccmee7FctinK t0 get bargains and you will not be disappointed S H. FRIENDLY 595-595 Willamette Street. passengers on No. 12 this morning for Halsey, wheer they went for a I few days vlBlt. i"- .. . Howard Drew, bookkeeper at Hill's Mrs. Q. W. DeSucca returned from Gun Store, went to his home at New-1 Portland yesterday, accompanied by burg yesterday to s,)ond a few days;hr dn tighter. Mrs. N .3. Fuller, who with his parents. : hna been enjoying a trip East, and Miss Pearl Barker, wno leacnes ai , w no wm ppenu severui iuuuiub viaiv Ornnts Pass, came to Kugene and will . lug her mother. spend the holidays vai.il nor friend,! Miss May Btarouca. , a m. stickles ana wire came m from Springfield this morning on the j bullet and lort lor ineir noino ui. Portlnnd on No. 12. .Irm. It. Hill, brother of W. J. Hill, : or the gun storo. arrived here from . Seattle yesterday and will visit with nis urui rci ,.. - Mrs. Ule Cllne. sister of Mrs. W. O. Starbuck. arrived u . f roir i Poi it- lnnrt to suond the Christmas holidays land to spend the Christmas holiday with her sister in tnia cuy. Miss Hulda Hayes, wno nas Deen visiting her friend, Mrs. J. P. Hun ters, for a few days, returned to her home at Hiilsoy this morning. H. J. GJason, son of Mrs. W. F. Os burn, of the Hoffman, is in the city. Mr. Glasou Ib a traveling man and makes his headquarters at Seattle. Miss May Starbuck came home from Columbia College at Milton, where she Is teachiug. to spend her holiday vacation with her parents. "Wlreleii" Woodruff and wife, who are now located at Los Angeles, California, and who have been in Eu gene for the past week, left for Sa lem on No. 12 this morning for a week's stuy Miss Tracy Warner is a recent ar- rival here from Corvallls. From here Ask Santa Claus for a Bank Book showing yonr first deposit In the EtTGKNB LOAN SAV INGS BANK. It la one of the timet pres ents that yon could receive. It means the safety ot your money, better standing among rour business associates, easier, infer and cheaper way of trans mitting money, and the pre vention of disputes which chocks Insure. and Savings Bank wra&Kc sap End Sale have ever offered. We are Read This List-Extra Specials 25 pieces dark and light colored Outing Flannel, yd . . . 5c 10c dark and light colored Outing Flannel ,yard...8c 12y2c extra heavy Outing Flannel, yard. . . . :. .... 10c Cotton and Wool Blankets reduced 25 Double Bed Comforts: ... . . $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $3.00 $1.00 Moreen Petticoats, black only, each. . . . ... .75c 75c Sateen Petticoats, black only, each ... 50c Entire Stock of Fur Scarfs, etc., 25 off -90c 19-inch Colored Taffeta Silks, yard .......... 68c $1.00 to $1.50 Dress Goods, special, yard. . ...... 65c 50c Novelty Wool Suiting, special, yard 35c $1.00 Union Suits, all sizes, suit ....... . . ...... 39c Children's white or gray fleeced Underwear....... 25c Women's fleeced Hose, pair 15c and 25c White Shetland Floss, pound box 80c Lace worth up to 15c yard for. .......... .50c a dozen New Christmas Pennants Hundreds of College Club, Sorority, Fraternity and School Pen nantsmake splendid' presents for young people. Oregon pennants arid pillows in new designs. 25c to $5.00 Skiddoo Hats In green, red, white, blue and black, l vals. . . .75c Received By Express Today New Holiday Neckwear Thousands of pretty new Holiday Neckwear, In Four-in-hand, Bows, shields, etc., JuBt received -25o, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Ladies' and Men's Heavy White Sweater Coats 3 dozen heavy Shaker Knit Sweater Coats, with pockets; regular $6 values, tomorrow $5.00 Suit Cases and Trunks An immense stock of Suit Cases, etc., from which to select.' Noth ing is more acceptable for Xmas $1.50 to $35.00 ignn to spend the holidays with his parents, Judge and Mrs. M. D. CUf-' jjrB- rj. D. Wai-fleld left for Mitch- eH, s. D. ,thls morning. Sine goes to ,ht ot,,t in v . t hnr son. n i?rnrin- nte of tne tt, Df o. .and who for the pa8t (WO years has been a teacher In the WeBleyan college in the Dakota iv n (he car,oad shlpments re. cejve(, ,n EuRene thls moI.nlnR waa a carload of salt for the Williams Transter Company, a car ot wood for Univerelty and a car cf lumber , .. r.. hhim.. - III IIIU ue.Y L.III1I1- v iiniu. utuv.iv iiuiu the Sunset Lumber Company at Ma bel. Hon. D. V. Kuykendall and fam ily and Miss Alta Drain, of Klamath Falls, are expected here today to spend Christmas and the holidays with their relatives. Miss Drain tins been taking a business course in the high school at that place Drain Non pareil. ' Miss Tilly McMIUen, of Sherwood, a slater of Mrs. G. Broders, and who has been here on a visit to her sister for a tew days past, returned to her home thla morning with the inten tion of packing un her household ef fects and moving to this city to reside permanently While (here Mrs. Mc MIUen purchased two lots on College Hill and when she returns will at once proceed with the erection ot a house. Springfield Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart mid daughter, Charlotte, are spending Christmas with Mrs. Stewart's sisters, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Ba'lloy, at Mar cola. Horse Anderson, who has been with the Honeyman Hardware Com pany for the pnst year. Is at home, spending Christmas with his mother, arriving early this morning. Mr. and Mrs. A .V. Orton. of Port land, are spending Christmas with the family of C. B. Orton. Mr. and Mrs. John Wlnzenreld quietly celebrated their 20th wed ding anniversary last Wednesday , Lulu M.i-t!n nrlved from Walla Walla, Wafhlngton, Tuesday to spend the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Martin. Ted also ar rived on the Cottage Grove local last evenlns. Wild animals, cougars, panthers, wolves, bears and other varmints are destroying the fast vanishing game of the slate. William R. Menly. of Fos ter, Linn county, wahls tfie'leglstff ture to put hack an adequate bounty on thiR0 nniniula f,ir fh.i .fvt.i,!.... not only of gamp, but of the livestock of tho country. "Watch for the Wagos.' 8e ad. I ITSgf Boy Tea Co. Agents Kubo mid Xemo Corsets, Money Iwik Silks, Munsing Underwear, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Dent Gloves. HEALTHY GROWTH OF EUGENE PLANT There is probably no institution in Eugene that is enjoying a more heal thy growth than the marble works of E. C. Lake, located on East Seventh street. During the past year Mr. Lake has toeen crowded with orders and notwithstanding the fact that he employs all the men his plant will conveniently hold, still his rush con tinues. Each day of the past year the Lake Marble works have turned out at least one monument and on some days as many as two have been completed. I At present there are nearly 100 finished monuments and headstones i on his shop floor ready for delivery and orders are in for many more. During the past year Mr. Lake has received two large carloads of mar ble from Vermont, which is the prin j cipal kind he uses, 'besides three cars of granite which is used as bases I and curbing. The marble comes from Proctor, Vermont and the granite from Barre, in the same state. Mr. I Lake also uses some ot the famous j Tenino, Washington, stone for bases. His work is 'of all kinds, from the ! high Imposing monument to the more modest headstone and It is figured and lettered in the most attractive I manner. The marble cutter, Mr. G. ' W. Harris, is an expert In .his line of business and there, is no design too , Intricate fop him to follow. He is ' ably assisted In his work by Ir. E. iJ. Wallin. Mr. 'Lake is highly pleas i ed with the amount of work turned out the past year and says-that pros i pects for a great Increase for the t coming year are very Jiight. COUNTY COURT- CHANGES BOUNTY At a rerent Kn.tnn r,t ti, ..... v, Ht,r VAlllll.V court the bounty on predatory anl- ! whs ennngeu. Heretofore the bounty on coyotes, wildcats, gray and blavk wolves was $2.50. but this amount wul not be paid on all such animals In the future. According to tha npw rllllnvr ntilv n-ivt.... h.iii : " " . ";ica mill uruw the 2.0 bounty, while that on cou- 5"1" " ue o.uu. ine coyote is I reany the bane of the ranchers' lives ! bb ;hey kill poultry as well as sheep' and young cattle. The cougar is the one animal that Is sought after for u never Knows wnen hib appetite is satisfied, killing indiscriminately. The new bounty ruling takes effect on the first of the year. 50c GOOSE DINNER 50c At Otto's. Grill tomorrow evening ft: 30 to S p. m:-' ' I ,. CcV A s nnnal masquerade New .Vearshve swell Prizes. Heating furnace, rvo and founda- " ter I divaa By lira 'MOBILE RUNS uiinmnALiAiin IILU 111 UnilLHIIU AND HURTS FOUR One Accident Follows Another, As the Result of Which One May Die Oakland, Dec. .26. The collision of an automobile and train in the heart of the business district today was preceded by the running down of two pedestrians 'by the Bame ma chine. One person was perhaps fa tally Injured and three others are more or less badly hurt. The injured are: Sam Knlla, chauf feur, perhaps fatally;- John Petty and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Riley. . ' The machine was: dashing down Broadway at a furious speed carry ing to the hospital-Albert Cross, who had Just been injured by a trolly car. Petty was also an occupant of " the automobile. Just before the machine struck the train it ran down and struck Rileys, who was crossing the street. At Seventh and Broadway the machine collided with a local train, Injuring the chauffeur and , Petty. The four victims were taken to the hospital in the police patrol as was also Gross, S. M. Calkins has received his no tarial seal. Seven hobos spent Christmas in the Eugene jail. See Mary, Queen of Scots, at the Dreamland theatre tonight. See the "Crack Riders of the Rus sian Cavalry" at the Electrle theatre tonight. "Crack Riders of the Russian Cav alry" at the Electric theatre tonight a very fine film. Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, a boautiful colored film, at the Dream land theatre tonight only. G. W. Taylor returned from an ex tended trop in Washington. He re cently finished a well on College Hill 305 feet deep. The Willamette river has been con siderably raised from its low stage, and the steamboat men and the log gers are satisfied. County Clerk Lee this morning is sued a pass to happiness in the shape of a marriage license to John M. Campbell and Miss Lottie E. Aup perle. Jamison, the giant O. A. C. tackle, has left the Corvallls institution for his home-at Logan, Utah. He intends to go into electrical work In the In tend Empire. With better and more power, the evening service of the street car. line will be extended, said one of the con ductors today. Two cirs will run in stead of one to a much later hour. County Judge Chrisman this morn ing entered an order-in the Stevens estate accepting the report of the executor, Welby Stevens,, son of the decedent, and discharging said exe cutor from his charge. Eighteen young men and women are home from the University at Eu- ALBUMS We have a lice line of Photograph Albums, tanging: in price from 20c to $2.50. They are beautiful and large and would make a handsome present DSHFS What is more beautiful than a pretty dish, and what would be a nicer present? We have salad bowls, from 25c to $1.60. We have a large line ot nearly every thing and the prices are right. BURrrr wood Ask to see the fine line of burnt wood we have. They are beauties and have Rncket prices. Wire Clothes Line 15c ! CITY NEWS t I Christmas t gene tor tha nhri.i - There are J5o .noSiS- "SSi I boys and girls home from O A n I and other schooJaSalem States: I The Christmas trade enjoyed by! the merchants nf n,,0anA . 'r..oy i than that of last year by f uHy 26 plr cent. Nearly every storn r.iH their entire stock of toys and nonei will have vrv mnnv j uo - - buuo ivi carrv over until navt v.,, 3 Wm. Renshnw iiiwnui v,, . ear store to th nnhHn ii . i r1. instanJ on -.7- r.s UI "'ears uu ai huibh uuu aa soon as it is finished will place a large candy case in tho front, mnm u i J .uvu. . utj UUiH (jqq of the finest cigar stores on the coast. ThA Tlrnln Vim-o woa i . new ucttiBu again in their hnskethnll irm wu.. - A-.iuajr even ing between the Harrisburg and Dram teams b ya score of 18 to 13 The Drain lads received another de feat at the hands of the Roseburg team in the latter city Tuesday night. News has been received by relatives at Brownsville of the death by acci dent of Luther Coshow. O. P. Co show's younger brother, which occur red at Sawyer's Bar, California, on November 29. The unfortunate man fell frqm a porch and was killed in stantly. The new tiirhlnA Anvln. - " "uv gcuci- ator at the power plant of the Wil- lameue vauey company, at Spring field, was connected Thursday even ing. From now on the company promises a first-class service and tnere win De no complaints at lack power, - , . ; " A case of diphtheria was reported today at 527 Washington street. Chief of Police Farrington stated that no case had been discovered in Eugene for many months. An epidemic has broken out in th easylum at Salem, but the disease is now supposed to be under control. . E. Dodge, the grocer and "spud" man, will soon move his store into the new Hovey block at the corner of West Eighth and Olive streets. Mr. Dodge says that his present quarters are entirely Inadequate for his busi ness and that it is imperative that he have' larger quarters. O. A. C. will enter a team of five men in the cross-country run with the U. of O. on Washington's Birthday. The race will be over a .five-mile course, and the total points scored by individual contestants will deter mine who shall be awarded first place. Geo. W. Cleveland has began an action in the circuit court against the city of Springfield, in which he seeks to prevent that municipality from assessing and collecting taxes against his property for the construc tion of cement sidewalks. Williams & Bean are Mr. Cleveland's attor neys. The nerger-Bean Hardware Com pany has started to move their stock to their new quarters in the I. O. O. F. temple. They have moved most of the heavy stock, and on Monday morning will commence to transfer their shelf goods ,and will soon be ready to serve the nubile in the lar gest store room in the city. j A legion of the National Protective j Legion was organized in this city last ; evening. The National Protective Le-: gion, though sixth in size in the coun try, is new in Oregon. This order furnishes its members sick, accident and death protection and returns to each member his share of the sur plus accumulations each fifth year and will doubtless in Eugene, as else-1 where, become one of the most pop-1 ular orders. j Enlargers of photographs have j have worked the women of Roseburg j for many dollars by promising them chances on diamond rings, fine rock-1 ers and other prizes. Their, agents promised to enlarge any picture for ' This being our first business ex perience in Eugene, we wish to thank our many friends for their patronage and trust that every one has received courteous treatment, and that entire satisfaction has been given in every instance. We will try and keep up the pace we set in the last five months and give vame received in all our fu ture dealings. We wish you all a merry Christmas. CANDY We are glad so have so many people take advantage of our low price, 15c lb., which we have plac ed on our high grade warranted pure candy. Also our chocolate chips, bon bons, etc,' at 30c lb. People are surprised to get such high grade goods at the price. Pillow Tops . . J5c Pillow Cords . 1 5c Murphes Racket Store 35 EAST NINTH STRH tfl A record a. - .!t effect, iu ?w,lrJ bu' becanjc la J?i remedial valuee of. bui' 3 Bare it ia J " Pod-'fl 2.9S. and . who wja arly a1 0, --" drawn lucky nurZr,H they could get t?l urg store or a weiS" house. Thn nti. heard of ae, and the picture mf' Mrds of passage CASTO? For Infant, andtW The Kind Yoojhn p Bears the j Signature of C&Jff, NOTICE OPPLvitscr, In the matter of "i,,, s.'i ! hereby the County Court on 1 i .Ve",,b; and & judse of said UeV! objections to the WElil ST! GEO. B. DORRIS. ' Attorney for slid tn,u. t J ARewfi " -GIL If you wish to mi a New Yfit( you can find mj beautiful and ia thinp in cm s CUT GLKI Bowls..$3,50lt Nappies..$l.25to buear and ' Creamer $3j0!o! and a full line pf m able pieces at tbc lord Silver ToQtt I A great reductico oj prc we do not 1 carry them over. Sj WINDOW W ENCRAVffC $ mi ! J. 0. W41 16 JEWttB Greeting CURRY l We also i,rnsh for 15c take mud off horse' !i BcntJ"" We al--o itt the one a turn the same P"'ce- 15C- HOSIER a' rwldreo' til.' M-lliog we are 0H We i sell JnsttM SIEVES very .pUl soods are .11 - I.! Geo ittb" f
