Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 21, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextOS. THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY. NOV. 21, 1911 . . off Tm7hTmhhi SILVER FOR THANKSGIVING There ia a charm about a silver service that no other ware used on the table gives. It has distinction and exclu siveness in its appearance and if you choose your set carefully it should last for generations. We are showing just at present a larger selection of Sterling sil ver set than has heretofore been shown in Eugene. These sets con sists of three and four pieces just as you desire and each piece is the product of the most famous silversmiths in America. AUTOS CAN'T HAVE THEIR OLD NUMBER Attorney-General's Office Says Secretary Must Allot by Application . -I Jf 4 "Ml Bissell & Barker Furniturjc Company 52f p&2e4St,ee' Salem, Or., Nov. 21. Automobile owneru will not be able to re tain their registration numbers from year to year unless by chance, as the ' law provides for giving them num bers as thflr applications came in, regardless of the numbers they car ried before. This is the substance of an opinion given to Secretary of Slate Olcott by tho attorney-general's office. The ruling will be disappointing to hundreds of auto owners throughout i A the state, who seem to have especial ly strong desires to retain the same numbers. It Is evident that the ques tion of repainting numbers on lamps as well as the desire of automobile owners was not considered by the legislature. Just think how attractive you can make your Thanksgiving ta ble with one of these sets, You will find every article in this Store reasonably low priced. Come here before you BUY JEWELRY Seth Laraway 557 Willamette SETTLERS ON HOMESTEADS ARE PININGFOR WIVES Silver Lake, Or.. Nov. 21. Men j homesteaders In this vicinity are tir ln of single blessedness." They even doubt that nitiKle life Is blessed at all and threaten to let slide the ; development of tho vast acreage of 1 government land into farms If Cupid ! does not readjust the situation. ! Imperially do the hoinesteadcra denloro the Indifference of vounc women who nre homesteadlm? In this ' (neighborhood, many of whom nre a leged to bo fo shy and coy that, a man visitor durst not step over thclpartxf lot 2 In blk 6 of Christian's property line without danger of hav- i 2nd add to Kugene, $10. ' Ing tho dogs that some or the fair II. 1.. Rown to L. X. Roncy, 3 ones koep on tho premises pounce, res In sec. 3-18-3 w, 11.58. j on him. Elgar L. Klenier to George S. Da- The Silver Lake Bachelors' club vis. tract In Kern Kidge Orchards, Iiuh junt been organized to remedy '$10. (the dearth of wives. The officers of I A. Mr.Connell et al to Chrlstof j tho socletv are as follows: Prcsl- fer Nelson. !3.2L acres in sec. 30- dent. O. V. Marvin: vice presidents. 1 G-4 w, $!15. P. A. .MrConnell ct al to Adnm II. Nelson. 31. SS acres in sec. 30-16-4 w, $2!Mir. P. A. McConnell to Christen Peder sen, 4 1.(1(1 acres In sec. 30-16-4 W, J24B3.60. P. A. McConnell et al to Jens M. ! ! "i ' !',: 1 1 ' $J - To ' Sleeping -Chambers It is during the period of sleep that the body recuperates and it necessarily follows that the better the surrounding, the better and more easily this wil Ibe performed. Over one-third of your life is spent in the bedroom and food Furniture here properly arranged, means much toward your health. Come in and let us talk to 'you about bedroom Furnishings; our Low Prices wjll astonish you, and taking into consideration the facts stated above you will be unable to get along without some of these goods, See our North Window for Pillows; ; one-fourth Reduc tion. We also have a large' line of Comforts and Blankets . ' " : V . too .Jessie B. Vanseny to J. J. Elwood, '""III ad Illlll HIH Three .irht, OomiMeicliift' TONJCMT Two Shows eacb Evening 8 Bat., Eve. I Adult 25o Children ...lOo Buz office opon 7 P. M, MATINEKS Tuesday and Wednesday b.mclal Matinee Prices: Adults 16c Children . ...6n tlnnra ftnen lit WHERE EVERTB0DY GOES t-.is P. m. THCATBe An Extraordinary Act, THE STROUD TRIO, Comedy Blngen and Musicians of Note, Featuring Dainty Mlsa Stroud AL LIPMAN AND ANNA KELLY Those Talkative 8onKntors JOE BUMMER World'! Novelty Trnmn Krnm Now York Playing music from useful tools that almost every on UBes, such as s hammer, handsnw, screwdriver, and nail pullor, Inter mingled ivlth his remarkable comedy tumbling. Two RHrJ'if riiltnplnja Mnsle. by Aloha Orchestra SP'CIAL COMEDY PROGRAM THAT WILL PLEASE Fellow Townsmen Wo want to tell you a Little Story, at your Conveni ence a Michaels-Stern Story. It's about a romaukable Clothes achievement, and shows why we are able to outdistance all competition in Fall and Winter. Suits and Overcoats. It'll Profit you Come hoar it. Como and see the Clothes they're here and at right Prices. E. HANSON No. 8 E. 9th St. Eugene, Ore. E. K. Roberts. I. V. .Martin. G. 11 l.oonoy; secretary. A. N. McCall; treasurer, Karl Heed. The organization has adopted res olutions setting forth Its purposo to relievo1 the lack of feminine com pany on tho ranches hereabouts. II la asaerted that all communications Jensen, 120.5 acres In sec. 30-16-4 to the club will be regarded as strict ly confidential ALBANY HOTEL CLERK NOW A FUGITIVE Jack Mantel, night clerk at (he St. Charles for a couple of weeks, early yesterday morning skipped out on the 4:18 train, It was thought north ward, taking numerous things ac cording to the report at tho office of the hotel. The till was relieved of $10 In cash, and Hen C'lelnn's Ore gonHin till of 4 0 cents. .Terry Dquo vnn's overcoat and a pair of (tloves. John Page's overcoat and a suit case nnd a raincoat belonging to E. O. Perkins, of Springfield, went with the money. Investlgataion revealed the fact that .Mantel was a resident of the penitentiary at one time, going up from Hosehurg. An effort Is being made to track him down. Albany Democrat. STEEL TRUST PROBE. MAY BE DROPPED' Washington. Nov. 20. Tilrhard V. I.lndnhury. counsel for the 1'nlted States steel corporation, made objec tion before tho Standly steel trust Investigating committee today to the conlinunncn of the hearing. In view of tho government's suit against, the steel corporation. He argued that to continue the hearing would he against the provisions of the resolu tions of cnugrcss authorizing nn In quiry Into the acts not under Investi gation by tho government. The com mittee at once went Into executive session and decided to postpono fur ther consideration of the steel trust until tho assembling of the full com-mltteo. MISSING BALLOON LANDS IN SAFETY w, ?i;02.-. P. A. McConnell et al to Peter Et lefson. 59.. '17 acres in Sec. 30-16-4 V, $2nG8.riO. G. V. Hudson to T. R. Orr, 1.526 acres in sec. 28-20-3 V, tl600. Ella Boyd to Adam R. Nelson, 5 acres In Sec. 30-16-4 w, $250. Mima F. Zitumer and J. H. dim mer to William T. Pattlson, 20.90 ncres In Tp. 17-3 W. JD500. John W. Kirk and George M. Kirk to W. II. Sallee 330 acres in Sec. 2 7-17-6 W. 10. Anna I. Hansen to Southern Pa cific Co., 8.92 acres in sec. 29-17-4 W, $10. '"The'1 ;ylinme';te' Rqnl Est. Co., to Welbery Wlllson. lots 1, 2. 3, 4, In blk 24 of Junction City, $200. F. Y. Mnlkey to Anna Mulkey, lot 20 in blk 53 of Central Park add to Florence: also 98 acres in tp. i8-2 W, $1. A. J. Richmond to J. B. Sessions et ux lots 10, 11, 12 in blk 14 of sc-j. Midway Park. SI. Geo. Melvin .Miller to F. Y. Mul key, lot 20 In blk 53 of Central Park add to Florence, $1. D. W. McKlnney to William E. Rinehart, lot 2 in blk 2 of Saginaw. $400. , William E. Rinehart to D. W. Mc Klnney, lots 3 and S. 50 feet of lots 1 and 2 In lilk 2 of first add to Georgetown, $1200. Geo. Melvin Miller to J. O. Morris, lnt3 15 and 16 in blk 13 of Chicago add to Florence. $100. Geo. .Melvin Miller to J. O. Mor ris, lots 15 and 16 in blk 19 of Chi cago add to Florence, $100. George H. Fitzglbbon to Mrs. Lulu Knowlton, lot 6 in blk 1 of George town, $10. B, A. Washburne to Mike Kebel beck, lots 11 and 12 in blk So ol Washbnrne's sub of Spg. Inv. & Pow er Co's. add to Spg., $225. U. S. to Leonard F. Cummings, 160 acres In sec. 10-15-12 W. Pat. V. S. to Sarah L. I.ee. lotB 2 and 3 and 4 of Sec. 15 and lot 1 of Sec. 22-15-12 W. Clarence C .Tiouinson to A. Wil heim, lots 3, 4, 5 in block 44 of Junc tion City, $425. Andrew J. Wood to Harvey N. Wood, part of lot 7 in Sec. 36-17-4 W, $10. J. W. and A. J. Gowdy to Orin Tucker, 1.69 acres in Sec. 29-20-3 W, $10. H. C. Darby to J. M. Kitchen, lot 6 In block 7 of Elias Stewart addi tion to Eugene, $1100. J. H. Malbone to Agney Stickles 3 acres in Tp. 17-4 W. $2000. Henry Thleme to Martin Johnson and Henry Gordineer, tract in Tp. 17-2 W, $3000. J. S. Luckey to Ellen Clifford, tract in Lane" County, $1. M. P. Dommersnaes to Emma J. Barrett, lots 6 and 7 irk block 4 of Kelsay's addition to Eugene, $100. Mrs. H. A. Allen and Frank K, Blair to B. C. Wilson, 347.19 acres in Tp. 18-1 W, $10. L. M. Travis to Robert H. Sims, lot 6 in block 17 ditlon to Eugene, also tract In 10 aaumon to Clarence Shortridge to DCt man rta In C o . "I ditlon to Cottage Grove, ;oj.' auw hi muiirer et nt in n. Great Western Ry Co. l- ,J Annie W. McClaren et t, Bertelsen et ux. Amelia Cartd deeds, $10. REGISTRATION OF LAND Tm WtlllHm M. Pawver l.i r.Ju!'.? tie to. beginning nt the moK t,. ly. .N. W. corner of thn cliarlfiHij I. t. ... ... ... ..... mm ruiinmit N. 89 decrees 53 minutes p chains, them-e S. l: minutM tt chains, thence S. A'l (1plt(.i n . J ' - BB iiiiiiuirn 11. !.(.. I IIUIJ13, inen- I minutes V. 4.Hfi clmlns. ibm't (legrees 58 minutes W. 3.50 , thence N. 12 niinup K. u.S) t to the place of bf Klniifnff. coi 8.773 Bcres: RRalnst KrankL.Cn: and all whom it may concern: TAK: NOTICE. That on the 1 3th day of Not A. I).. 1911. an application wail said Wtlliam M. Fawvr in the C: addition to Kugene, $10 Frank Ogden to Temple L. Pope, W 1-2 of NW 1-4 of Sec 4-19-5 W( $10. Lorena E. Cornell to John Roth, lot 2 in block S of Eugene, $1560. Li, M. Travis to Robert H, Sims. lot 19 in block 6 of Fairmount lots-y01irt of Lan(. c'ountv. fur initial 15 and 16 of block 1 of Midway park 1 tration of the title of the land 1 a tn !.-.- 1 in T-j.iHioatn'e , described. 11 11 . r 1 o r if 1 - I 'ow unless you npppar on or u of Cole's plat of Marcola, $10. Robert H. Sims to I and D. Parker, 160 acres In Sec. 13 16-4 E. $10. Raymond L. Perdew to Stephanie Ila.mmond and Creed Hammond, lots i and 12 in block 1 of Chamber ar- i the 16th day of Je'ciuber, A. D jand siiow cailHfi wny sucli appl 1 ravis j taken ns confesned. ami a deer I lie fllirirti aiiuniiiii, in nip yii i tho applicant, nnn you win tw: I barred from disputing the samt. ( ounty A. v.. WHEELEIt. Attorney. vv line Maperdasler Tndinnapolls, Nov. 20. Koar that j the luiloon Onssohlurf, whlrh sailed I from hero yentcn1ny, manned by G. U. Hunliatinh ami Walter Mofflt, niny havo dropped Into one of. the great j lakes, is expressed by friends, in the absence of word that the baloon has ; been sighted. The new hoped to win the l.ahm cup for a long dis-: i tanee flight. i Later tt wns learned that the rus i seldorf landed today nt MonroevUle, i 110 miles northeast of here. You are probably as particular as most men about your Haberdashery Shirts, NecK wear, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves The little niceties of Dress you will find here the most complete Stock of these Goods; the best of Everything and Plenty of it. t lY :V 1 ftftVPSL ' OveiTOaLS a rmarkable opportunity VI AU V VJ Well Dressed Men are Always Interested in " 1 Our Overcoats; they are made 0 fthe richest TO MAKE YOUR WINTER in- I"0 K,."ar :5c Hcavy Wo01 G,r:ife Classiest Materials, with the smartest of Style a Finn Yarn Knit oiove uraii .-..l. Desionina x VESTMENT NOTHING IS ors , BO; a 3 Cd,ind9.rn"drlnDSovM Brown Mixed Scotch Tweed Hand Tailored worth $30.00 only $22.50 LEFT UNDONE HERE TO GIVE 117ivf Gray Mixed English Elysians in Tourist Over- ,,, WOOl jOX COats $24-00 YOU THE BEST MERCHAN; iionw ai, wnni ,r fn, Mn in Unfinished Top Coat, Silk Lined, spec- White and color; at only 50c ial now $28.00 DISE THAT MONEY CAN BUT Slinw Knit Hnsc: these are worth , . - recuiar r..v: s iwiir for " Black Priestley Cravenette. ....... A Good Worsted Hose; regular 3r.c AT TUF UftRFRDiHERY tor a short time ..! ...... .s.v Black and Tan Slip-ons $5.00 HADbnL)Aancni ; LUMBER TRUST'S ANSWER IS FILED Petroit. Nov. 20. The Michigan retail lumht'r dealers association. Its of fleers and directors today, in the federal court here, made answer tn the recent Indictments chnrini; vio lation of the Sherman nntt-trust law. V ? y y y The iittswer admits the rolhvtiou and ; lnfirmatlon con-' X Safe Deposit Boxes $2 a Year and up. Note, deeds, leases. hstni.-ts, lnortKaces, eontra.-ts. old reielpts, lnsuranee pollelss, n all valnnlile papers, jeelrv. etc., thould hv all means he kept In a safe place from loss hv hfj mem ory, bnntlary or fire, flafe deposit hoi-a In our fire p7,.oi vault am the safest Riiard. Let us allow them to you. dl.semtnattnn or mrormniton con- cernlnK manufacturers, jobbers anil . wholesalers. dealltiR directly with the constuners. but denies anv conspir acy, Intimidation or blacklist nu'i- ods. ; TT TT TT. TTT 1 We ' Inc 1 to..' prices sve ctultu(l to nuke v,en-s from cs to 16 tr.-lms li Ik t) nn.l fr.vn. to ?l l-J let'l lone V rcasonaUJc v our Hump'''1 at itourlrv's stthllO tlOM MEN'S UNDERWEAR A lot of heavy Wool Under wear worth $1.75 and $2.00 a Garments; to close at$1.25 One lot tf high Weight wool Underwear; assorted colors and sizes; to close at 85c We always have a complete line of Lewis Union Suits Separate Garments - MEN'S SWEATERS AND SWEATER COATS One lot of Gray part wool Sweaters to close out in a hurry at $1.25 Heavy Sweater Coat, all wool; full line of colors 1 regular $6.00 Coat to close at $5.00 Jersey Sweaters all colors; extra good bargains. . .$3.00 Men's Ruff Neclf Sweater Coat; heavy wool in grays S Blues only $7.00 MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS. nel Shirts ; the best we could Men's very heavy blue Flan buy; to sell for $3.50 Blue Flannel Shirt, (Oregon Flannel) for $2.50 One lot of Flannel Shirts, blue and gray; most stores sell them for $2. Only W$ Lieht weieht Flannel in all colors with tie to match I BANK OF COMMERCE 0 I 550 WILLAMETTE STREET J t Mist lit k r 11 fii 1 W'wlnit. oinl,lf 1 Ki.'mp. t'uH.llnm. fli.li llfttit miut t!int I lulri tors. I TUK Tl'TTl.K (X. SIM WW -Mil strert. W. y 1 Mrs. M. .1. llesson anil her daneh ' ter. Miss Zelma. left this tfVnlnc I for 1'ortlaud. where Miss Zshua lll THE HABERDASHER g 505 WILLAMETTE STREET PHONE MAIN 831 I take course la telegraph) .