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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1909)
fui BOY FOR LESS AT STANLEYS STANLEYS HAVE IT AND THE PRICE IS LESS will buy Post Cards at Stanleys like others sell at 2c to 5c. 1 p will buy good Lead Pencils 1 at Stanleys. C p will buy a good size jar of Vaseline at Stanleys. will buy extra good Toilet Soaps, more than a dozen kinds at Stanleys. will ruiv the kesr Or PaILUIJ C .- J iiuiUlU Dressing Comb at Stanleys. 6 1 2 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon Three Doors South of Ninth Street nll Kiiv 35rv Hrncfr-rlJ A 'v monia, full quarts at Stan Wc tArill l-.iiv 3 nnnrp? rf full 'v strength Camphor at Stanleys. f rU' i.J-j 25c Tooth Powders or Pastes at Stanleys. virill T" 1 If f R-W 1 . 11 Cvv ill uujf t-tyjA. i-'LdtlUIlCXy I1K.C others sell at 25c to 35c. r.tll KilTr onir O'i-. Dnl..l m wm tuy aiijr i cUCIll 'v Medicine at Stanleys. Cwill buy a package of good Perfume at Stanlwc L will buy Ladies' Hose Sup- lESTlEADERS SEVERAL DISTRICTS HOWN BY TODAY'S COUNT M CI en's Spring othm Complete Showing in the Latest Creations in Men's and Young Men's Clothing for Spring The Kamber System Means Standard of Merit. The prices are: $8.00, $8.75, $9.00, $10.00, $11.00, $12.00, $12.50, $14,00 and $15.00 the Suit. Schwab's Set-Price Label Goods If you buy a Schwab Suit you "Get in the well dressed circle". The prices are: $10.00, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 and $30 00. They will sell for the same prices in Eugene as they do in New York City. C gs, will buy good Ink Writing Tablets at Stanleys.' Cm will buy a bottle of Ink, Mucilage, Library Paste or Pencil Tablets at Stanleys. Cm will buy two good Lead Pencils like others sell at 5c each, at Stanleys Cm will buy a dozen best quality Pearl Buttons at Stanleys. held In Los Angeles during the ex- , one" to go. Nartln of Ci "eswell, who Is leading lu District No. 2. I,- . xf J position term and the Grand Army I of the Republic will hold its national j encampment In Salt Lake during the i same period and each is counted up ! on to Increase (.raffle into Washing j ton. It Is calculated by the fair offl : cials that with the aid of Miese other ( Short Line and Shasta route, will not be less than another million. Volliiu Districts. . Lane County il divided Into dls-1 times each week until further notice, trlcts as follows: 'the announcements being made on Eugene, three to go. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Springrield, one to go. I Th ballot box Is located in the Marcola, Coburg, Wendlliig and! Guard's business office whore hal Mabel, one to go. loib and coupons may be deposited Junction, Irving and Harrisburfc, ' during business hours. HOW THE CANDIDATES STAND TODAY Creswell. Goshen. Cntrnpfl rtrnvn : Dexter and .TnSAitr rwn In en I Elmlra, Blacbly, Florence, Maple ton, Acme and Crow, one to ro. The contest closes February 27, at! 19. p'Clock. Grand prize The candidate re-1 ceivlng the highest vote gets free a $200 lot In Blair street addition to; Eugene and tbe Seattle trip also. : Contest Conditions. j The ballots will be' counted three; STUDENT LOAN FUND INCREASED BY $1000 DISTRICT NO. 1 (3 TO GO.) VOTES. .. 61.410 I. 61,099 00,991! A Kin of $1000 to the stu dents' loan fund of the Uni versity of Oregon was an nounced this morning by Jo seph N. Teal .executor of the estate of David P. Thompson, of Portland, who was once a regent of the University. The gift was made by the heirs of the estate, Mrs. Mary R. Thompson, the widow, nltd Mrs. Resale M. Teal and Miss Genevieve Thompson, daugh ters of David P. Thompson. The loan fund Is a plan on the part of the faculty of the University to aid poor but de serving students Miss Edith Fawver, Eugene Miss Etta Morrison, Eugene Miss Ethel Edmlnston. Eugene Miss Goldine Wimer. Eugene 59,278 Miss Mabel Mogenson, Eugene Miss Ruth Hawkins, Eugene i Miss Hazel Smith, Eugene iMiss Francis Pengra, Eugene, R. R.. ! Miss Adeline Watson, Eugene, R. R. j Miss Bessie Read, Eugene Miss Glee Turner, Eugene DISTRICT NO. ; Miss Bulah Martin, Creswell ' Miss F"-ona Hills Jasper 'Miss Francis Beatty, Creswell i Miss Alta Mulkey, Creswell -(TWO TO GO) 1 DISTRICT NO. 8. (1 TO CO.) IMiss Martha Cailisoh, Springfield. IMiss Gladys Mcllenry, Springfield . i Miss Mary Bartlett, Springfield . . . Miss Eva Rychard, Springfield . . . , DISTRICT NO. 4. (1 TO GO). Miss Kate VanDuyn, Coburg Miss Mollle Schwind, Marcola Miss Geort- .'.'eft, Coburg . . Fin of District t 0 1 Party. The one polling the highest 1 Miss Vern Lankins, Wendllng ntest in her rti , tne eount" secures first ; "bavin- iumnert"'.a,lce of tnese I"-'"; "'e wnd auss Martin 1 k ) away the prize! " ofEuseneis.jGUVD EXCURSION " . "or me f.rst Dk RTY MAY VISIT in,...- . t i . . "'u u leading P !' Harrishurg is itM Is leading in the ,400 . GS.9S7 12,265 S.41S 7,301 6,084 4,986 . B7.599 . B0, 149 . 49.53S i iD,SC3 Votes. . 14,921 . 16,369 , 12,972 8,021 Votes. , 32.364 , .20,410 1 6,3"a 10,130 J BORN I On February 9, 1909, at the home of Mr., and Mrs. L. L. Woods on West Eighth street, Eugene, to Mr. and Mrs. Mickey of oUttngu Uroye, a daughter. Six miles west of Eugene. Feb. 10, 1909, to Fred Smith and wife, a, son. ..' 1" ' ' At. Pleasant Hill. Feb. 1 2, 1 909, to W. L, Uristow and wife, a son. In Eugene, Feb. 12, 1909, to Fred Wentwoith and wife, a son, At Florence,- Feb, 8, 1909, to Eii geno R. McCornack and wife, a daughter. DISTRICT NO. . (1 TO GO.) Miss Ruby Sco:t, Harrlsburg . . . Miss Francis Busftey, Junction. Miss Dorla Jenson, Junction . Miss Lnla Meats, Junction . , . . PORTLAND ROSE SHOW Great Northern Jinilroad traffic of ficials estimate thai l.ot,on- per- OreSPnf lima .1 th fltV f ?r at f. e?ntest will! Paul during the coming sunnier on ie la, of co"-' their way to the Alaska- Yuk n-Parl- ' m u weens, tie Exposition, which opeuv n '""e ml X ",an onelon J"e 1- ' that will be Th oatlmnto la divided fJ'O.Ofll) to aouih. this Cn-Uhe Northern Pacific, 400,01? ' to thoj at. , the Great Northern and 200. OW i me l "fegon and. Soo and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. 2k rn . I Paul. inlr I ave ollrl T"he I nlon Pacific and it - counec Wr hi . a"se 'itions have not as yet pub.ih.'d any 'til i"'1- The : estimates but. that they wi": be large 7 1 ttn contest is assured by the sever. unusual Wiinm,. same. . attractions which tne bo:tb- .uwns aw.lv with i .ha atimnipr lth rh " nave ui oner uuijiis 't'17 " ;? Sdm "pec- montns. ' , "eniember Portland Is to ihold its annual rose hm . Dnn't t(siWal' a beautiful ag'-au-t which "our a never tails to attract inin .- ; distrht. 1. ,he eonntrv. The l'or:i..nf l-tival l ne this Votes. 11,427 . 14,131 S,41." 3,012 Votes. ' w :.-f.--i;.-t. : a, -i . M. . ( "-. - DISTRICT NO. 6 (1 TO GO.) Miss Al. V.- Johnson. Blachley 31.109 Miss Myrtle !w, Lorane 30,802 Miss Lilali Own, Crow 29,469 Miss Jennie Rice,- Mapleton 1 6 . 5 r i Miss Ethel Pettety Walton 1B.S47 Miss Bertha Mounts, Junction 12.921 Mise Emma Brund, Florence 6.318 1 ' It if ".iuII'-I fX K'JO 'Vfii. V') 1 , . I.. -'-.,! IK. , . - ) I'-nni-' J '- rc; 1 OltlTIARV. Mrs. Ina Belle, lfe of Frank littb- baru, Jr., departed mis lite reu. ii, 191(9. at 8 o clock a. m aged inirty two years, eight month and eighteen ilavs. She leaves a !Vnnband and. four children besides other relatives and numerous friends. Mrs. Hubbard was, for alma time previous to her death, very much af flicted, but she bore her afnvilons without murmuring. She conf'"s!U I her Savior and died In the Christ in . ' - - u faith. Tho body was taken to t'n- f ... Prlriv ii m whero the funel-i ' 't l!K A C)M IV DAT lal obsequies were conducted Satin-, Take LAXAT1VK BROMO Ouinlne day at 1 p. m., following which in- j T,-fblM. Druggists refund mony If Itcnnent was made In the 1. o. . r." .mm io cure. K. w. GROVE'S -fcrvr t.MMH a"."- "T. .v.. if i FINAL SCKF.DVI,E OF VOTK COUPONS. The Dally Guard by mail or carrier as follows: ' 1 year, Dally 1,000 votes 2 years, Daily 3,000 votes 3 years, Daily 7.000 votes 5 years, Daily 25,000 votes 10 years, Daily 60,000 votes The ;ekly Guard by mail as follows:- 1 year's subscription $1.50 . GOO votes 2 years' subscription $3.00 , 3 years' subscription 4.50 . 5 years' subscription $7.50 . 10 years' subscription $15.00 500 votes cemetery. I he services were con ducted by H. C. Preston of Marcola. NKW TODA1T. WANTED A good Iron safe, at 537 Willamette street. Call F16 signature la on each box. 25c. 8ulriho for Tho (man). A SPRINGFIELD BARGAIN Solid rock foundation, f-ame dwelling; modern finish; hard plaa t:r; electric lights; best location; bringing good rent. Inquire at thla office. tf LOST In this city today, u wire gold i bracelet, with three rosary sets", reward. Leave al Guard orrice. f 13 ,500 votes .. 10,000 votes . .30,000 votes Pl'.rv 1 , . . . . - - ?.. """r nates are June i to J ia.j n 1 in ,llis '""IP so as to spend a li a- 'he rose , vrfi ui.ai ii Liiej iisiif fk 'hem for their! From August 9 to 14 '-lie Ntional you aI Jon c will Irrigation Congress wil .n con- an get vent ion in Spokane and i it draws llh ii emion in ap(aaiie u 'Via V" ,arsest besides delegates from iyHa:t 0'1y' : host of others intern v ttate, inter-stoi In irrma- siienfT m' tion Problems and nin:f"i i. ' lo I Brand exposition can fount hf-avilT "Pon " iiv. "e. as a producer of patrons 'e for thel The Grand Lodge of Elk - 'H 08 In favor of Mia. . . Adess C Good for one vote. SKA'lfJlSi VUKON EXPOSITION CfAHil cnri'fiv 4. 4 1 o- o I family cow; recent" fr'Mh; Not good after Feb. 21 FiOt SALE A No kind and gentle; recent u; triaii glvi-s good quanil'y of irrh tnnk. 4fi High streetP F16 FOR SALE Lots in Sladden'.O ddl lion to (Bk gene, $"0 down, balance four yefs at 7 per cent Interes' ' I 'have buyers for timber lands prices are right; 357 West 5th ). j phono Red 2111 MarUrvFleiuiiiri, Eugene, Ore. Z) I "Watch for the Wagou." See ad,, page 9, Boyd Tea Co. i City water office, ber Black 1461. telephone n lim it IT IS A SURPRISE to miny, how F. A. Rankin can sell pianos so cheap. Fact is they have been s91d too high heretofore. WHY PAY when un get the very latest creations trom the G O O Only $i$0.O From F. A. RANKIN 28 W. 6th St
