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THE EUGENE DAILY QVAS.V. Xfl -
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May Sales In All Departments
$3 50 and $4 50 Cold andW hite Tail'd Waists ea. $2.75
10 dotcn King Tailored Walata. in colored and white, four atylea; made or fine
French Madraa and while linen. These wains are perfect In every way except
In th lenKth of the sleeve the aleevea are about two Inches shorter than reg
ular length.. Il'i an opportunity for women with short arm to buy walsta at
.bout half reaular prices. He here early Monday and share In this walut bar
gains; each $2.75
Net and Lingerie Waists, $5 Vals. at $2.40
6 doten beautiful lingerie and net Waists, worth up to 17.G0, short and loni
sleoTfM, trimmed in lace and Insertion; made of wash blonde and (llet net am
fine India lawn and Bilk finished mull; several styles to choose from; suita
ble for dress or street use; values to $5.00, now . ; X $2.40
Lingerie Dresses, Empire Style $3 50 to $6
Rtvllnh Tnh Dresses In white and colors; made of madras, chambras, batiste,
lawns, lc; In .Empire and fwo-plecs sjlta; pretty styles for house and street
wear; white, pink, blues', lavender, black, white, etc.; all new, rresh and clean;
wonderful values at. each ...,, $3.50. $5.00 and $6.00
Wash Skirts and two-piece Wash Dresses $5.00 to $10.00
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
Agents L. System, Hirsb-Wickwire
Clotbes. Imperial,
Stetson, Roleoff Hats
WHEAT WEAK
AT OPE
NING
Rains In Kansas Aids Bears
Until Shorts Seek
to Cover.
PERSONAL
Kston Is in the city from
U. I
J asusr.
jura. J. V Hale, of Medford. Is
wlaJtlnv In iHa -ttr.
Arthur Hlout; of Wendllng. was In nere oo
now of Cuntervllle. Wash., Is In the Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Russell and
city for a few days. ison, who formerly lived at Wendllng,
James Awbrey returned home to ' have returned here from Colton,
Pleasant Hill today after a short Wash , and will reside In the city.
business visit In the city. Chester Starr was among the old
G. O. I'owers and wife leave 111 grads who arrived up from the north
I he morning for Blue Hiver after a today to take In the festivities of the
visit of several days In Kugene. junior week-end at the University.
I.. K. Loudermilt, of Tllden, Neb., ; John Grant and W. E. Sunders
visit and may decide to arrived down from Blue River on
Chicago, May 13. Traders in
the wheat pit were bearlshly af
fected today by reports of addition
al rains in Kansas and other sec
tions of the southwest. The market
opened weak with July $1.12 1-4.
havebeen oversold early In the day
and when the shorts started to cover,
prices moved up rapidly. July,
which declined after opening to
$1. 11-7-8, moved up to $1.13 3-4.
and the market held firm for the re
mainder of the day.
Closing prices: May. $1.27; July,
$1.12 3-4;-Sept. $1.05 5-8; Dec,
$1.04 1-8.
HIGHWAYMAN
H0LDS-UP MRS.
WM. HENSHAW
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leu. combine the OJo.l
... .11 ,mr. .rid .niMioni, u,w.arh. liver Mia
i,a ThcT are a mo id extract of b Jsarsniw
rtf; hivfui al I "u wonderful medicinal power,
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tkm dry over nlgbl.
J. W. Hobbs returned home tbis
afternoon from a Irlft mirth. ,
Kntesl Weilsr of Collage Grove,
pent last night In the city.
.. Oeorge Patrick; of Chlco, Cul., Is
tn toe dty for a few duya.
' P. It. Smith took the Siuslaw slugs
tbla morning for Klinlra.
K. J. Arnold, the merry-go-round
man, was In the clly todny.
Miss Cecelia Hchtultt went to lloae
burg this afterniMin on a visit
A. W. Mclaughlin went to Cottage
ilrove this afternoon on business.
C. R. Mavis, of Milrinone, Wis ,
fwas an arrival In Kugeiie today.
C Cow, founder of Marcolu, sMnt
last uvenlng In Kugene on business.
II. Van Uelder and wife, of Clil
K. are In the city for a few days.
Miss Mabel Hanson, of Portland,
la hero visiting her brother, C. Han
son. W. A. flmlth arrived up from Junc
tion City on the afternoon train to
dny. Mrs. K. K. Ifemlrls, or Grants
Pass, waa an arrival In Kuiccno last
evening.
Ilalsey Item: Miss Clara Hay of
Kiim-nn. la making her annual visit
In lis hey.
lien Lurch, the Cottage Grove nier
hant. was an arrival on the noon
(rain today.
Mtaa Itosa Harbour waa a stag"
pnssengar for her home at Walton
this morning.
It I Kdwards, of Goshen, was In
' la city today, returning home on the
Uoseburg local.
Carl V. Ogkaby left on this morn
ing's stage for lllue Itlvnr on a llin-Wr-crwhilBg
trip.
R. C. Htalter. the Pleasant Hill
real estate dealer, waa In the city
today on business.
Jwtfge K. O. Potter went tn Irving
lorfay to bis father, W. A. Potter, j
w mw w I ITT in
I'. F. Abablre, formerly of Kugene,
IcKine In this city or near here. , last night's stage. They are inter-
C. H. Porter, of Independence, i eated in mining proertie8 in the dls
lowa. arrived In Kugene today to look : trlct.
over the cRy and surrounding coun- Kev. D. H. Trimble arrived home
try. this afternoon from Halsey, where
Mrs. M. J. Moredlth and daughter, he attended a meeting of the min
Mlss Grace, have gone to Redding, ! lateriul association of the M. E.
Cal., and from there may go to Art-j church.
onu. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goodrich re-
Mlse Veda Cross, of Salem, ar-1 turned this afternoon from Portland
rived In Kugene this afternoon to ' a,i North Yamhill, where they nt
suend a few days with Miss Gretln ; tended the funeral of Mr. Goodrich's
Krlstow. father, Timothy Goodrich.
A. A. Dow Iiiib. returned to his i nev. W. U. Pinkerton and wife,
homo ut Coburg. after having been! Mrs. C. W. Webster and Miss Alice
confined In the General hospital with' Swift returned home today from Sa-
pneumonla.
W. J. Mulkoy, the Creswell board
ing house keeper, was In the city
today, returning home on the after
noon train.
Mrs. John W. Duster and child
lum, where they attended the Congre
gutloual association meeting.
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ill I IVtMl UUL 111,111 niflVB TniMTI TINT Ifll .
a visit. Mr. lluster will be bore In '
about a week I , ,
Judge W. M. Cuke, the well knownl, A ,',u',l1ic telephone booth Is being
Porllund luwyer and imllllrlan, ; Installed In the lobby of the Hoffman
In fhu nltv 11,1 him uin ttnrn nl- IIOUSC
lending the Unlvetnlty.
Mrs. W. It. I Minis arrived down
from Mack Ilutte last evening and
will remain wllh her husband in this
clly for a few days.
Gee Catching and wife, of Spring
field, were In t ho city today visit
ing at the homo of Councilman
Sherman Heller and wife.
Miss Charlotte Voting arrived on
the stage from Florence last night
on her way to tho McKensle Bridge.
She will visit a few days with friends
In Kugene.
J. M. Stark, landlord of the lin
tel Sineede. returned home today
from Portland, where he has been
treating for his rheumatism for five
weeks, tie- Is some belter than when
he left here.
H. J. Valentine and wife have sold
their fiirm hiWnw the rltv and will
k..v mm rr f!n,nH IVnlm ln 1 Contract to blllld
where Mm. Vnleutlne'a relaUvee live, foundation of the ne
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Lawrence Roach
26 W, Sixth Street Phone Black 1027
MUSIC HOUSE
How Happy's the Home
Wla.1 is home without mmlo and long? If yon want a
good collodion of both popular and old-time mntio and
ongi, wa would bo pleaiod to have you look orer our
tarf stock. Our prices are
Within Youi Reach
Tho numbers, of tho McKinlcy Century, and National
heel mutio and long! ar now complete. Per copy Qq
Edison's New Records Are Here
Moullon & Zachurlns have gone to
Portland to bring up a couple of nu
tomoblleB. Telephone connections have been
made with the wireless station on
the butte.
Mine. Block at the Sanltol Parlors
dresses the hair In the latest and
most artistic coiffures.
A hundred extra chairs have been
put In the Aloha theatre to accomo
date the Increasing buslncus.
T. 'H. Ellis todsy started a force
of mtn to work on the concrete curb
ing for the Oak street pavement.
A. Lombard has been awarded the
the concrete
Osbtirn hotel.
! The Kast Kugene W. C. T. U. will
meet at the home of Mrs Klegal at
SitS Moss Avenue tomorrow after
noon. Ike Zumwalt, who was sentenced
to serve In Jail five days for drunk
enness, yesterday dug up $10 and
was released.
C. A. lllpatrlrk. an employe of
Fischer's sawmill at Maroola. is In
the Kugene hospital, suffering with
a broken leg.
Brick for the San ford block arroas
the street from the Guard olflce is
being delivered. The concrete foun
dation Is about completed.
Klghth grade examinations heean
this morning and will cnntlnue until
Saturday. There Is a targe cI.im of
students taking examinations all ov
er the county.
Five car load of l.ijrs for the Ku
gene Lumber Co., and several of
lumber and w Jod for different nar
tl -s were ami ne the freight ship
ments Into Kim.-ne this morning.
The Wonderland museum and Ar
nold a merry-go-round took out city
llrenai-a lodav. The museum paid
IS .60 and the tnerry-go-round 111.
der and did not look like a tramp at
all. He wore a blue coat, light trou
sers and a light soft hat. I would
certainly know him if I ever saw
him again. I do not know why he
should want to do me injury. It is
probable that he has seen me drive
out that way a number of times re
cently, as that is my favorite drive,
and has' probably noticed the Jewels
1 usually wear, hoping to rob me of
them. You. can say that the holdup
did not excite me much. It is the
loss of my horse that agitates me."
Home Will Die.
Dr. Weller was called to attend
the horse's Injury. He found that
the bullet from the pistol severed an
artery In the breast, and that there
could be no possibility of saving Its
lire, as the animal . was bleeding to
death internally. The animal was
brought to the Renshaw barn, it
was a very valuable horse and when
asked Its value, Mr. Renshaw declar
ed that money could not have bought
it.
Think They Have Him.
Sheriff Bown sent word to town at
4:3U o'clock that he thought the
posse had the desperado surround
ed. Officer Bonney, who Is acting in
the capacity of Chlel of Police In the
absence of. Chief Harrington with the
posse, sent over eight or nine addi
tional nieu to help capture the man.
bile up from Portland yesterday In
ten hours, which is remarkably fast
time, considering the muddy condi
tion of the roads. His partner,
Zncharlaa, is coming up from the city
in a new studebaker today.
S. H. Friendly, the dry goods mer
chant, has Instituted suit in the cir
cuit court against John Yarncll, to
recover 1303.26, alleged to be due
the plaintiff for goods sold the de
fendant. Geo. B. Uorrls is attorney
for the plaintiff in the case.
by both teams.
Mrs. Bef.i'e A. Hoagland has be
gun suit in the circuit court against
her husband. Edward Hoagland, for
were married, according to her
-it .Ikslnc ripaertinn. TheV
complaint filed today, in Eugene on
November 2. 19Ub. ana in uciuuer,,
1907, she alleges, her husband wil
fully diserted her without cause or
revocation. F. H. Greenman is
attorney for Mrs. Hoagland.
The permanent officers of the Co
burg Development League are as
follows: President, J. J. Hender
son; secretary, Herbert van uuyii,
tronmirer. M. C. Bond. A committee
on bylaws consists of M. C. Bond,
u n niehnn unit fteoriiR Drurv and
a committee on advertising of J. D.
Wlgle, M. E. Jnrnlgan ana tester
Stacey. The club starts wllh a mem
bership of 22.
Frank Gotch, tho champion wrest
Iat will nrnl-nhlv not annear in Eu
gene tomorrow night. He cut out nls
Qaicm Hut. for tnnluht. the States
man of that city asserting that he
"quit like a dog." uotcn, it is as
snrmH HIH nr.t like the size of hlP
audience at Portland and packed his
Irnnlf nnri lo.l thf,! citV without
warning, letting the local manage
ment cancel his dates.
. Albany Heruld: W F. Chace, of
Portland, who has drawn plans for
the beautifying of the Eugene depot
grounds, and who has gone to Cor
vallls and Salem for the same pur
pose, has been in this city and re
ported that the depot grounds in this
city were better adapted for beauti
fying and planting into park pur
poses than at any of those places.
The general lay of the ground is nat
ural and would make the prettiest
spot along the whole Southern Pa
cific line.
The electrlo light fixtures are be
ing placed in the new I. O. O. F.
hall in the White Temple, by Ralph
F. Weed, of the Weed Electric Co.,
the firm having secured the contract.
Over $1000 worth of electric light
fixtures are being put in, and the i
chandeliers and other ornamental
pieces are the finest in the city and
are among the finest to be found in
the suite. This firm has been in
business here only five months, but
has secured some of the largest con
tracts In the city and always gives
entire satisfaction.
Chief of Police Farrlnton today
notified all owners of property abut
ting on Park street from the Eugene j
Loan & Savings bank to the Kincaid
alley, where cement walks have not :
yet been built, to at once build such 1
walks 12 feet wide. The following
were notified: ' The Savings bank,,
J. B. Coleman. C. Marx heirs. W. M.
Preston, the Dunn estate, and H. F. '
Rhodes. The chief also notified
"roperty owners on the south side
Kust N'lnth Rtreet between Oak a
Pearl, where there are no cement
walks, to build. T. G Hendricks,
agent for the heirs of Matt Hen
dricks, and J. W. Quackenbush were
the ones notified In this Instance.
The huge maple trees on Ninth street
will have to go out when this stretch
of walk Is built.
Newland's Store fi
Ladle's Tailored Suits OnSali
ill
All this week Newland's J
offer special bargains inlJ
misses ouiis.
These suits are made from nJ
,.-:,i, .:,. . .t,;t
ibiiMiay i.Aviusiii.ii(u m style r
manshirj come early fot 1
Ladies' and Misses' White V
regular price is $5.00, for
balance of week at S
One lot Ladies' Fin. lr.,
Suits, colors light green m
straw oerry, gooa u.UU
. values at suit
$18.50 Suit in navy
ssle price ...
$22.50 Suit now on
special sale..
$14-85 sa
materials and Chiiton PuJ
lot ot styles and colors TW
realy worth $J8.00 to $20,(K1
Electric light and gas bills art
now due ana payable at the office
of the Willamette Valley Company,
644 Willamette street tf
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Wo's Button Oxfords
Tan With Suede Top
Patent With Tan Top
for $3.00 at
YORANS SHOE STORE
of I
THE STORE THAT FELLS
GOOD SHOES
NEW RKAL ESld
Under his aDDal 1
Melvin Miller Is oflJ
oargatns in real eiM
It will pay you lo.-J
iuiiy.
Gas reduced Troi
per luuo feet.
tf WILLAMETTE
You Savi
On everytbinj
books) tbat lit
store because
coupon for ever;
5c or more.
These coupois
as cash for
face value on
our store. For
purchase Is 50c
pong will anion:
Talue, and yoo
article with the
It pays tod
C. E.Sc
537 YIIH
R. Daniel has sold his Park groc- J
ery. which Is located in the rear of
I. T. Mrklln's store, to Mr. N'lrklln
and V. L. Holt, and the firm name
will be Nicklln ft Holt. They will
til. A , tl. ..
Will Klve a dance Tuesday
night, May 18, Immediately
after the drill In Armorv
hail. M18
I
now occupied by Mrklln's store. The' E' T- Condons bakery. Ice cream
Guard , wishes the new firm much parlor and confectionery will be
success, i open Sunday during the summer. 19
! East 9th St. tf
One of the owners of the Camp-'
bell ft Walker tract of land on the ' Don't forget the Wonderland
electric line between Kugene and Museum Is under tents on Wlllam
Sprlngfleld today stated that the " street between 5th and 6th.
story to the effect that the Portland, This is where you see big "Fight-
Kugene ft Eastern Railway Co. had
leaned a portion of the ground for a
Daseball park la not true. I
District No. 181. on R. F. D. No.'
3. today employed R. W. Crandall,!
of this city, to build a new school'
house. The cost will be about $900. '
There will be a dual track and
field meet at Salem nest Saturday
In which the Kugene and Salem high!
schools will rompete for athletic
honors. A hard contest Is exnected
Ing Bob" and many other animals.
Birds of a rare nature.
XKW TODAY.
WANTED A number of girls to
' learn nursing. Enquire at Eugene
General hospital. tf
HOTEL FOR REXT Furniture for
sale; a good business. Best loca
tion In the Willamette Valley. Ad
dress P. O. box 86, Salem, Ore.
MIS
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Courtesy and Considar
atioo the WatcUord
for commercial
In this tank
rn?vDleiir.
L and safeguard
jonr bvii-u and persnaal In
tenu la ttt possible way,
glw jmt the arurltT and ac
curacy ol a rlterklng areount,
"""n nm ror jom eitker lo
cally or In other places, loaa
money ea aeafraMa smartly
do a uracral banking
vm uarrai itrrai
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
cahtw. axi "t Rpi.rs, nsn.e
Alll.ltHHMl lHUn.
I Wain,
saliiahle
miscreant
If rninln.
with.
MrfVirnark has Jum ',,(
blr.l h inini. Th,.
ho '.'t out th- poi'on.
will he severely dealt
James M.lv.iiiild aj given alio
nne in the police court todav on a
drunk and illsnnlerlr churue Not
bating the colli, be will spend five
dajs In the city basilic.
third a.!vriilnr ..
Sells-Kioto rlrrii, which apiM-ars here,
on Mar 10. arrived in Kugene this
"'""'" n" ".en wlih the cai
have been busy .,rlng the dv ,,!.
terlng the cltv bills " V
"P.T '
branded
by President
Haywoo,!. ta ,,,, mho 4
nnuesiratile ritlien "
Rowevelt duNnr-thc
li
progress of the Steiinetiberg mP.le,
rial, will M.eSk in Knaene L Sun
', ni a it m . n h , .. V
IMMlte the court house '
Fred Moullcn drove ric sit
Triangular
Trackmeet
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
Championship of the Northwest
Kincaid Field, May 14th, ct 2:15
Admission 75c. Grand Stand 25c
Bargain D
The PROGRES
Has inaugerated Sdturday of c
as Special Bargain Day, and on
we are going to offer our custoq
at prices that will be worth you
investigate. Saturday, Ma;
we win otter our entire line of
ware at
Greatly Reduced!
Come and get acquainted wt
want to buy or not. Watch Ga
tor bargains.
THE PROGR
45 W Eighth
Two
Games
Two
Games
BASEBALL
0 , UNIVERSITY OF tREEON
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
For the Championship of the State
Kincaid Field, Sat?May 1 5th, 930:69nvand S p. m.
Admission 50c
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Bea,utyi
Iva, no Ion?
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Warranted to be fra.from anythir.? lW
niure the most tender s'
ONCE USED Al AVA
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