Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 21, 1910, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVl Eupeni-Aee':ts Warner's P i Ki i iis Sfrnn? Saks Big Sile of Waist y Beautiful Lm?rQe 23j 1 S. R Friendly, Tfae Leading Store W Pure Silk IVtessaHne.Black, Blue, Grev, Cream. $5.00 at $3.98 Children's' Summer I Poplin. Pink, Blue, White and Also Children's Rompers, 65c values at 50c. 50c values at 39c Ladies Summer Underskirts will be sold at 50 cents each 25c Bath Towel at 19c. 25: and 35e White Goods at '19; Chldren's and Misses Hose, seconds, 25c val. at 2 pi for 25c ; PERGONALS 1 " I' . MMIM1 t " " W. H. Hyland, of LowelU Is In the ' J.. R. Medea was In the city from ' Mohawk today. - I P. A. Young, of Albany, was In the city over night. , N. H.- Warren, of Waltorvllle, was in (ha city ovor night. Geo. Young, of Junction City, was in Kugene over night. Clifford Edwards and wife are inously 111 from an attack of Brlght's II las Maude Lewla, of Mohawk, la the city from the McKenile valley j disease, but is now rapidly improv reglstercd at. tne Osburn. , '" fur a few dayI. ig, returned to her home today. IS. K. Benedict and wlfd arrived r. d. Calkins arrived last night' Mrs. E. P. Lawrence, of Prairie kut from Acme last night. fr0m a visit with his son Judge Cal-jClty, after a visit at the home of B. L. N. Honey Ib able to he at work 4in8i ot Ashland. E. Bray and wire in Eugene, and af- agaln after a severe lllnesB,. j junn Hampton went to Cottage, tor having attended the grand lodge Gordon Moores la up from Port- land . visiting student friends. Hobert Vaughan, of Waltervllle,: was In the city on business today. I misn jubi muurmiuuu urnvou up from Junction City this afternoon Mlsa Winifred Wilson, of The ttaUe, la registered at the Osburn. , J. W. Ilrunur and J. B. Casey, of AuhlHnd, nr In the city on business. li. C, DUnton and wife, ot Molalla, Or., are In the city for a few days. - ;. Jck Milne and wife, of Corvallla, 4r la tbe city to see the ball games. . c N. Jcnseo, or Forest City, la., . ao ftrrlvul In Eugene yesterday. L). C. EJsnian, of Carroll. Neb., ' wall an, arrival in Eugene lost ulgut. Ooo. B. Wftlcott, ot the Oregon Kaatorj), Is tc the city for a duy or T. K. Martin and wife, of llurrla nrg, ro In the city for a duy ot SORBET t Every pair :." guaranteed. The News that Pleases We h -VQ iiist jrcccivcd aiiDthcr large shipment of . sample s.io.'s which wc put on. sale at Less i s" Than Wholesale Cost . ; 4tm.,- .'..'. ' ii,.., Come and Make Us Prove It Men's Wine Oxfords, $5.00 values at S2.93 Men's Mule Skin Shoes. $3.50 values at S 1 .98 Men's Canvas Shoes. $2.50 values at SI. 6 5 Men's Work Shoes, $3.50 values at SI .95 Women's Patent Button Oxfords. $4.00 values at S2.65 Wcmen's Tan Oxfords. $3.50 values at S2.45 Wcmcn's Canvas Oxfords, $2.50 values at SI, 3 5 Women's Patent Oxfords. $6.00 values at S3. 1 5 Misses' Scuff er Shoes, $2.50 values at SI. 6 9 Misses' Tan Oxfords. $2.50 values at SI. 85 Boys' School Shoes S2.50 value's at SI .85 Dodge Pept Store 8ih and Olive Sts. - strcof r.nd R-d pcrn Corsets, aai Coats, Chiizc at All Lh;i TVibrd. vilu3 $2.53 at $1 .93 . . '' A. a SSS . S Waists, alt Sizes. Values $ I .o at al .Zt? Coats at One-Half Mrs. J. M. Kitchen arrived home . 1. .. . . 1 .. r . . 1,-1 sy - J. S. Milne, a Cottage, Orove real estate dealer, was la Eugene over night. . ' , A . Mrs. C. F. Hurlhurt arrived up from Junction City on the. afternoon train today. ' Professor W. J. Hooker arrived down from ' Creswell on the noon 1 trnl ntoday. I . Attorney Fi H. Oreeman return-' I ml thin nrtnrnnon frnni a business trin o Brownsville. I Grove this afternoon to - visit his mother over Sunday. MlB8 Effte phipps, of Medford, ujjwho has been spending the past few visiting a few days at the home of ' days In this" city in an effort to se- Mrs. H. Hendershutt. . Jerome Sweaney left on the noon train today for Seattle to be gone two or three weeks. C. H. Pillion arrived here last night from Coob Bay and will be In 1 lue city tor a rew aays. MIbb Winifred Wilson, a student at St. Helen's hall in Portland, 1b here visiting Miss Leslie Emmons, P. Nelson and family, of Forest City, I jwa, were arrivals In Eu geim j ...' Mill' may locate here. Mrs. Jerome" SuilUi ' and three children left today for Pleasant Val ley Or., where they will visit rela tives. - ' - J. I. Jones and children arrived down from Cottage Orove this after- noon to attend the funeral of Mr. Roberts, Fielder Jones, the famous baseball nluyer, who has retired and Is living I In Portland, Is In Eugene. He la I coach for the O. A. C. team. niuriia vtuiuoiaii, oi l uriiuuu, iur merly of Eugene; was here today be taweun trains, on his way home from California. Misses Helen Hydo, Ariel M. Ew Ing, Frances Huston and Winifred Williams, of Corriillls, are In the city attending the baseball games. ' Mrs. James Conloy, formerly of Wolser. Idaho, but now residing at Sngluaw, la spending the day iu Eu geno with her mother, Mrs. J. 8. Jett. and sister, Mra. F. Thomllnson. Mrs. King, of Burns, after a vlsilt with Mrs. tlrace l.ampshlre In Eu gene, left tor home today. She at tended the grand assembly of Re beknhs. C. C. Canter, of Dallas, took his father, V. M. Canter, to Harrlsburg today, the latter having taken sick while attending the grand lodge of Eugene, Oregon THZ WOB Gossard front Lacing and K of Regular Price Price. Come in in Tea Colors Odd Fellows. DnaaknM DaHloBf' Uf, Q Harden and daughter left for their home at Eugene this morning after a brier visit at tne nome or nev. ana Mrs. J. M- McConnell. In this city. , Mr. and Mrs. C. Hutchinson came up from Portland to visit their son, O. 8. Hutchinson, for a short time. u. rrea Appiegai reiurnea io nis farm at Yoncalla today. Mrs. Frank Thomllnson, of-Lraie, Or., daughter of Mrs. J. 8. Jett, who was called to the bed-side of her lit tie sister. Ceclle. who has been Berl of Odd Fellows, left for home today. Rosebure News: John H. Hartog. oure the position or puDlictty man- ager of the Koseburg commercial Club, left for Eugene, Portland and omer northern points mis ariernoon. Sneaking to a News representative just prior to leaving town, the gen- iieman s&ia mat ne nau ten tue mai- ter or collecting tne necessary tunas In the hands of a committee, believ Ing that tbey will be able to secure ample subscriptions to carry on the publicity work another year. Chllilivu Who Are ftl-kly. " Mothers who value their own com- fort and the welfare of .their children should never be without a box o,f Mother. Gray'B Sweet Powders for Children, for use throughout the sea- son. They Break up ColdB, cure Feverlshness. Constipation, Teething Disorders, Headache and Stomach troubles. These Powders Never Full. Sold by all drug stores, 25 cents. Don't accept any substitute. A trial package will be sent FREE to any mother who will address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. M. W. A. V A Meeting Monday night. 4 May 23, in Griffin's ball. Every Moilern Woodman should be on hnnd. Lunch served, lm- purtant business. 11)2 3 A KainonN Health llulllT. A medicine that will cleanse the bowels and put them in condition to do their proper work unaided will do more than anything else to preserve health and strength. Such a medi cine is the tonic laxative herb tea, lean's Family Medicine. Get a 26c package todny at any druggist's or dealer's. No matter what you have trlej before, try this famous herb tea. CALL FOU COVNTY -WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given that all of I Lane County warrants prior to Regis ter No. S363, registered on May 10. i 1910, will be paid on being presented at my office ou May 20, 1910. Inter est will cease on that dav. R. E. EASTLAND. ! Treas. Lane Co: Eugene, Oreeon, May IT, 1910. DINNER SET Given Away In Our Patron h:k.k: h:kk: HOUR MINUTE SECOND . How each patron will have nn opportunity to sciure a handsome lUnner Set FREE at the Hell theatre. In our theatre. In s con rplruotm place, a large clock which will lie wound up and allowed to run down. The one guessing nearest the time the clock stops will be presented with a handsome dinner set of fifty pieces. Contest will open Monday, May SSrd. and a guessing coupon will be given with ev ery ud mission ticket. llK.l.f, TIIKATKK Minion rictuiv. Change lHllye 1 Golden Star Furniture Polish will I mak your furniture new. J. w. I lays lurnlture Co. ' m24 I DAILY OtJMtP, BATPHDAT," INDIAN NOBLE BARRED FROM HOTELS Hindu Who Graduated at Uni-,- versity of Oregon Has Nowhere to Sleep . (Chicago Tribune.) Fort Collins, Colo. To he 11 rneo. out of every hotel in the city, rerusea even 8o much as a place to lay his head and compelled to spend a night wandering; about the streets of Fort Collins, dodging in dorrways lor snei- ter to keep from freezing 'a unpleasant experience 01 .- Charam Slnha, a descendant of a prince of Allahabad, India. I Mr. Sinha is a man of rare educa- tionnl attainments, being the master. of half a dozen languages and has capactv as special agent for the been awarded his master's degree not Vnileft states before The Hague ar only by a university In his native Djtratlon court in the matters In dis counts, but by the University of Ore- pute between this country andGreat gon as well. In spite of all this, and uair, on the fisheries question. No the further fact that he bore letters bo(ly nere doubts that there will be of recommendation from his 'profes- a meeting between Mr. Roosevelt and sors and from the governor of Ore- tne New York Senator In Europe pri gon, stating who he was, the Fort or t0 tne departure of the ex-presi-Collins hotel keepers, because of his dent for the United States, color, refused to admit him. believing politicians here assume that Mr. htm a negro. Just how they came, RO06eVelt will welcome the opportu to reach this conclusion is difficult, ty to" discuss with Mr. Root the po to understand, as, beyond his color,' itjca, situation in New York state, Mr. Sinha's features are directly the mt0 wnicrj he will step, so to speak, opposite of those of a negro, his hair.wnen n6 6ets f00t on American soil, being straight, lips thin and nose sharp. . . . . Mr. Sinha, In speaking of his expe rience In this country, said: "I have been in America for three years and took my master's degree at the Oregon University and agricul tural college last June. I have al- ways been treated with the greatest hospitality In the United States, and out on a fly to first and Reed struck last night was the first time I have out. Reiben was given first when ever been refused a room at a hotel, hit by the pitcher, and in the mean I was afraid last sight of suffering time Keens had stolen second and disgrace by being arrested for a bur- third. Then came the untimely err glar. as my action In hiding in door- ror. The bail was thrown to second ways to keep from the cold must to catch Reiben, but it shot past and have been suepioious. Had I written Reiben followed Keen over the President D. O. Eylesworth that I plate, scoring two for O. A. C, and was coming to visit his college, I the game was over, would have been taken care of, but I never dreamed of being refused a Afternoon Game Won by-O. A. C. room in a hotel. My business In this Th iiiamnnn same was also won country is to study agricultural imeth- ods, particularly farm machinery and "' "" ' am on my way nome to India, where I expect to put in practice what I have learned In this progressive western country." : : : ! Don't wait for light days to nave, your glasses fitted. We can do your , work to yonr entire satiBfactlon any j kind of a day. Watts' Optical Far- lora. j Excursion Rates lo the East During 1910 From all Points on the SOUTHERN PACIFIC ; 4srrw LINES, IN OREGON " ' ; K - .iGjrfrTJPTrfi'M-r!'-" ... . RATES Dhlcago $72.50 Council Illuffs 60 00 fhnaha ; $60!00 Kansas Citf ,W , $60.00 5t. Joseh $60.00 't. Paul ; $60.00 At. Paul, via Council Illuffs 3553 gg Uinneaolls , direct , $60 00 Minneapolis,! via. Council Illuffs ?fil'an Dnlnth, direct tfifion Kuluth, via Conncil Illuffs $67 50 Ht. I,ouis ft 6 750 Tickets will be on sale May 2d and 9th; June 2(1, 17th "and aitli; July Oth and 22dj August 8d; September 8th, The ahove rates apply- from Portland only. From points outh of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Portland, to make through rate via Portland. One way throuo-h Cali fornia, add $15.00 to the above rates. ,k ,! S 8 Provll"1 tor t'e Koln rp. Stop-overs within limits In Jltncr direction. Final return limit three niontlia from date of sale but not Inter than October Slst. Inquire ot any S. P. Agent for more complete information. WM. McMURRAY, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, PORTLAND, OREGON Seasonable Goods at QuackenbushsV Screen Doors, , Lawn Mowers, Wire Cloth. UwnJHose, Tents, Garden Tools 82 East 9th St., Wall Paper and Painis FRED LUBFORD, IT. Paint Man Phone Red 5411. ,02 W-u STREET MAT 1 1 0 ood's Sarsaparilla Cures all fcumors, catarrh and ,u,.matism. relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, - , nprvousneSS, cures F"V""' ,.fQIvr builds up tne wnuic ?"" Get lt todny m usual liquid J cnocoiated tablets called Sarsaiaos. , . . CFNATOR ROOT T ore MD CI IDflDP STARTS FOR EUKUr't ; N.ew York, May 21. Senator Ellhu 1Hot toAay Bniletl for Europe in nis. OREGON BUNCOED OUT OF GAME BY JONES (Continued from Page One.) ; nected happened. Keens had reached first on a hit. Then Cooper went by tne O. A. C. team by the score of 6 to 2. O. A. C. opened up the scor- ng the first inning by putting one run over. Pops walked and was sent home by Keek's two-bagger. Three raore were made )n the fifth and two in the ninth, Pops clouting the ball over the fence for a home run in the last oanto. For Oregon two runs were scored In the second inning, Henkle and Clark being brought home by Mcintosh's two-bagger. Eugene. Oregon. Ice Cream Free WATER COOLERS, REFRIG tHMiuna, rUnUH SHADE'S .jr.unun runiMl I Urlt, HAW MOCKSTPORCH RUGS, COAL UIL AIMU UA3ULINE STOVEl CAMP STOVES, TENTS, CAMP 5IUUL3, BLANKETS, CAMP DISHES EVERYTHING FOP, THE SEASON. 1887 CHAMBERS HARDWARE AND 522 WILLAMETTE STBEET BUSINESS CARDS ATTORN EI fl-AT-LA W 8. F. 8K1PWOKTH, Aturney-at-l office over Linn's Dru; 8 tor. U BILYEU Attorney-at-law; offle over Yoran's Shoe store, Eugene Ore. LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at-law; rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan & Savings Bank building. 3. P. NESS Lawyer; rooms 14 and 15, Eugene Loan & Savings bank -annex. - Phone Red 28S1. H. E. HOLMQUIST Attorney Building. at- L. M. TRAVIS, Atlomoy-at-iaw; of t!cc over Eugene Loan & Savlngi Rank, Eugene, Ore. 3. D. ALLEN. Attorney-at-law; offic over Laraway't lewelrv store, 66f Willamette street. Phone Black , 2881'. C. A. WINTERME1ER. Attorney-at- law; land titles and probate spe- aASo INK WOOD cialtlea. Office over Eugene Res' nnnnas: Milnlil CiBLaie ttuu luveaiment w. R. A. MaltUB. U. VERNON PARBONS Real prop erty, probate and corporation law State, federal anl land office prao tice. Phone Main 61. Eugene, Or GEORGE B. UUflRIS, Attorney-at-law; office Hovey building, corn er Eighth and Willamette trfc.ts, rooms 1 and 2, uptsalra. WOODCOCK & SMITH, Attorneys-at-law; A. C. Woodcock and Richard Shore Smith, office 18 West Ninth St., Eugene, Or. PAUL MERRILL, Attorney and counsellor-at-law; rooms 8 and 10 McClung building, corner Bigots and Willamette streets, Eugene, Or. Telephone Rsd 1151. f ESSE C. WELLS, lawyer; 481 Wil lamette street, Eugene, Or. Give special attention to tbe examina tion of abstracts, drafting of wills,' settling of estates, conveysncei and collections. Also to air pen sion matters. Phone Main 108. WILLIAMS & beam, Attorneys-at-law; J, M. Williams, h. E. Bean '. Practice in all courts of the itat .and before U.) S.. lanfl office. Of. fleas 12; 13, 14 and 15, McClnni building. I. N. HARBAUGH, Attorney-at-law; special attention given to divorces and settlement of estates. Agent for Continental Insurance Compa ny. Room 5, First National Bam bulldins, Eugene, ur ARCHITKCT8. T. G. 11RD, ARCHITECT, of many years experience la San Francisco. Now permanently located in the Cherry building. Room 11. Plane and specifications prepared for .-elnforced concrete and steel '",?.? all other kinds ol bulldlags. tf. Ji' o?KD A""ltect, 37 West 7th t. Phone, Black 2682, Eugene, Or PHYSICIANS AND SIRGEONH C'nIi-,CiA.NX0N' M- Homeopathic Physician Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a .peclaity. Electric, Vibratory and 20K Vnr?atm?nt" "lce. u'te 06, lil'J J 208 Wnlt Temple. 2 x'ain 60- Boards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. tt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DNoH ih 8I"?LE.-0"lee roonT. rIJ ind Oak, Phone Main 689. Residence 627 Pearl, Phone BtaS 0"h5Asician MAVRER. Osteopathic rea-e tv " t"rable ' ""eases ,.m!,,. ':'."?" nd children a OSTEOPAlJ WALLER t B Waller Ml., 1 pathic phyililiii Amerfmn bki, Kirksvllle, Mo c - and Wlll.m.ii. J 741. ResldtmJ ana neo ilSl ' COTB DAY & HENDEi and em ette and Stut( W. T. GORDON I atate ucenttd d and resident j streets. Pbwlf MINlXOi HERBERT LQ - and expert sa . In formation M Investors. nt porta on mltaa Eugene, Ore. T. A. ANDBJifl Leave order! t House, Ceminia Phone Main ill UMJOJ LOCAL UM0S31 Brotherhood Cinl era of Amerel Thursday new sharp, at tbelrW ner Sth and Visiting brouim - to meet 'lffl Pres., 0. 0. CLARK ft ?AUJ 684, Planinl race. Work Built. 8291. Geueni FurultW L I. C4 181 1. 14 REISTRTlW4 I In the man" .", I Martin Svarverua .... .1 ''known as Kalnw" tlon to fcugei". -r as the aine aW" nn file IR County Clerk of lllt'reiinui "--t block :i, lets 1. 6: lots K 12. i T:. 2,; mi ,; " .1 IiIock ft. i" Also nn "i"',r -bounded us fol'f -at the p Heights. ti'IT",".; !s. t; dm. s. In ik. i0,m" s. 0 .le :c mo-- southw-st.rly t1; . IN Park: tnencr - , , .1614 f-'--'".nrn the west ll"rV feet; Ihejee l; . feet; tin -nee ,. feet to J-eutll .el .n(r': a. rys ruorj. Ln ""-'i'-ms" Jlomb, " Vi NMle r.-i:im.n . i-J-Harvey IeiisW" mil- eeii. -ni: v . T"nk" "'IK; .filed . the n the C'lrrnir.i , j , Now. h": "' I or l.efore in' ., : 191 ft. and I en non -I WM he taken V .iirnyer of tn "''j fi tie forever I.""'" same. ' t. A. F. fAVl'ir-Jjul , Attorney t I j NOTtfE Not lee l l'f?',w I of Lnne i-"''fr" V .".i. s PI. ! , Alfln.l tO P'f. M ;Bilmlnlstrnter'J.rJ llnms P"" ' "l.at."' ... j;-;""- ."'fiT"' ' ... Dunn". H 1CS ' over F' E Attorue)'