The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 2

Monday Evenly, iage Two THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD News of Lane County TOTAL RESOURCES $1,814,642.70 Joyable time. It was held In the Pumpkin show pavilion. Otto Hoppes made a short call in Eugene Saturday morning. surprise party Saturday afternoon by a number of her little girl friends in honor of her birthday. O.

O. Devere and family moved Monday from Cloverdale to their new home, Morning Glory Farm. Special News and Items of Interest From Junction City (By Staff Correipondene) Junction City, March 23. Q. II.

Fifth was in Eugene on business Saturday afternoon. Fred Thompson and wlfo were visiting H. Dillon, of Portland, was a guest of bis son, Ij. A. Dillon, during the week end.

They were looking over some land H. V. Thompson and daughter spent Thursday in Eugene. Buy Your Jewelry Needs During Our Special Safe and Partake of Savings Ranging from 15 to 50 IAE OFFER the following price reductions for your approval-everything in the store-with the sole exception of Sterling ware and contract goods-is included at prices that behoove you to buy now. Every piece is strictly guaranteedby Laraway sandyouknow that this institution enjoys a reputation of integrity.

in Eugene during the week-end. CAPITAL SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $309,826.06 la this vicinity. Robert Henry, of Portland, wae the guest of Otto Goodslde, Saturday. Telma and Winona Stroma returned W. P.

Lower and wife and H. S. Lower and wife spent Sunday at Dorena, guests of Frank Wilson. home Saturday night after attending ser vices in Eugene. An operation was performed upon Mrs, Cecil Bogue Saturday at the Junction Mrs.

Edward Bailey and daughter, City hospital. She is getting along nicely. Margaret visited relatives iln Eugene, Saturday. A. Atwater returned from Harrisburg Saturday night.

Inez and Florence Cooley returned to Corvallis Saturday night to resume their S. H. Morris, of RoBeburg, postal examiner, was in town Saturday afternoon. M. C.

Mangold, of Roseburg, was transacting business In town Saturday. work at O. A. (J. Cora Sternberg was In Eugene Saturday afternoon 'on business.

Standardization Rally and News Notes From Hoselton (By Staff Gorretpondence) Florence, March 23. A standardisation rally was held at the Hoselton school Saturday, March 14, which was largely attended. The mornipg program was given by the pupils of the school and a noon dinner was served by the women of the district. An address by Calvin R. Hurd was tho special feature of the afternoon followed by brief talks by several of the school patrons.

This is the second year that the Hoselton school has been standardized and it is looked upon as one of the progressive schools of Lane county. CASH RESERVE REQUIRED BY LAW $211,000 ACTUAL CASH RESERVE $513,156.48 Wu, Harper returned from Eugene Sunday afternoon there was trouble DIAMONDS Saturday night. between some of the railroad men and hobos. The hobos were intoxicated and refused to get off of the freight cars, Invest now and save 15 to 25 on m'rkd prices City Marshal J. A.

McFaddcn was in Eugene Saturday in regard to business and made an attempt to get into some of concerning his office. the cars. Deputy Sheriff Chris Stroma was called and lodged the ringleader in the city jail. He will be left there until future action can be taken. Harry Mlllctt was tho guest of friend' Fred Lewis of Florence made a short trip on Wolf Creek last week.

In Eugene Saturdoy. T. Carroll was visiting E. E. Carroll of Harrisburg last Saturday night.

15 to 25 The increased duty on Diamonds, together with the advance in price, have made Diamonds 14 per cent more costly this year than last. We have a large number ot loose stones which were bought before the They come in all sizes, from 5-100 of a carat to 2 carats, and they will be mounted as purchaser desires, and at re- Roy Tracer who is attending the U. of 0 returned to Eugene last night to Mrs. S. L.

Pike who has been quite ill, is better. resume his work. George Shelby ond wife returned from DEPOSITS OVER $1,400,000 Ed Allingham and sisters Lola and Al Eugene Saturday. Miss Elsie McCulIock of Crow, was a week-end visitor at the home of S. L.

Pikes. ma, of Coburg, were guests of Miss Alice Edna Bannister was the guest of Mrs, Sillingham Saturday afternoon. H. A. Cooley Saturday and Sunday.

She returned to Corvallis last night. Dr. A. Brldgewater and wife, of Creswell, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Howe, of Portland yesterday James Washburne is visiting his, pa rents for a few days. at the residence of Mrs. C.

Scheldt. 'THE FIRST Sam Flint returned from Eugene Charles Nelson and wife, of Portland, are visiting at the home of Chris Myhre, Earl ParsonB and Mr. Johnson, of Eugene, made a trip to S. L. Pike's Saturday and returned home Sunday.

Fred Lewis', who has been visiting his brother at Cottage Grove, returned to Mrs. A. N. Hookr Friday. Miss Ethel Lewis, of Venta, attended the school rally Saturday.

Miss Ruth Lombard made a trip to Eugene to spend the week-end. who resides a quarter of a mile east of auctions ranging from 15 per cent to 25 per cent. DIAMOND LAVALIERES, DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND EAR SCREWS, DIAMOND BRACELETS, ALL AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES DURING GREAT REDUCTION SALE Diamond Rings from $10.00 to $450.00. Each reduced from 15 per cent to 25 per cent, according to the size of the stones. Diamond Ear-rings all screws in price from $25.00 to $300.00 reduced 15 per cent to 25 per cent, according to size.

Diamond Lavalieres, in Gold Mountings, with Pearls, Sapphires and Rubies $10.00 to $60.00 reduced 25 per cent. Diamond Scarf Pins, from $6.00 to $200.00 reduced from 15 per cent to 25 per cent. Diamond Bracelets reduced 15 to 25 per cent. Diamond Lockets reduced 15 to 25 per cent. Diamond Brooches reduced 15 to 25 per cent.

Fred Summers was guest of Mrs, A. Johnson, of Eugene, Saturdoy. A. E. Hartting left for Eugene Saturday to resume bis work in that city.

General News and Personals OF EUGENE From Cottage Grove Vicinity Kx-Mayor J. E. Murphy was hiiaiTmao In TCiiTiinn KntnrHnv. (Bu Staff Correspondence) Saginaw, March 23. Miss Nora Harnden left Sunday for Irving, after an Edwin and Floyd Johnson went to Eugene Monday for a short visit.

A large crowd of young people attended the dance given nt the home of Frank Holland, on the Siuslaw last Saturday night. Josle Moorhead returned from Eugene extended visit with Mr, and Mrs. U. Harnden. Saturday niRht.

Charles Rcetz, prominent member of the grange, was attending to business in Mrs. R. B. Hanna visited in Cottage Grove Thursday. Eugene John Hooker made a bnsiness trip to Crow Tuesday.

Earl Groves and Robert Jones, of Cottage Grove, visited in this vicinity Glen Ireland, proprietor of tho Junc Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holland are spending a few days in Crow this week. Sunday. tion City real estato company, returned from I'ortlnud yesterday.

He has been investigating some land in that city. Mr. Harry Walker visited the Gibber home Sunday. Floyd Johnson went to Crow Frldav, returning for the Hoselton school rally Saturday. Mrs.

L. Jackson made a brief call in Harrisburg Saturday night. Mr. O. Jnrret, of Wendling, wns the guest of his father, S.

H. Jarret, Sunday. Arthur Carroll and wife of Harrisburg Gold Jewelry Reduced 25 Buy your presents for Commencement and the gift for April, May and June brides now. Your foresight will result in a saving of dollars. Our splendid stock of Gold Jewelry now offered at great price reductions.

Included are Cuff Links of gold, Gold Brooches, Fobs, Watch Chains, Tie Pins, Bar Pins, Beauty Pins, Collar Buttons, Rings, Lockets, Bracelets, Necklaces, Emblem and Lodge Pins and Charms. So large is the stock of such rare beauty that it is impossible to describe them here, Suffice it to say that, understanding the worth of Laraway Jewelry, and realizing the Laraway policy of perfect satisfaction, you will, at least, make an inspection. One thing sure, the prices are most appealing. were, the gucstB of V. T.

Carroll Saturday night. Mr. Tucker left Saturday for his home iu Eugene, after cutting wood a. few Personals and General News From Knolll District (By Staff Oorretpondenee) Knoll District, March 23. School Will close on Friday, March 27, with a program given by the children in the weeks Burnsock.

E. E. Carroll attended the dance given by the Jackson club Saturday night. A Mr. Austin Moody was a visitor of largo crowd was present and'had an en' Lynx Hollow how much will you be worth in property and money twenty years from today? will you be independent? these are the ques-tions to which thoughtful men are preparing to answer by saving regularly part of all they earn.

come in and open an account. We welcome. $1 deposits. 4 per cent interest. Mrs.

C. F. Nichols is staying with Mrs. Bert Nichols who is very ill. Misses Betty Angel, Myrtle Witchcr, Bertha Neat and Bessie Nichols were visiting near Cottage Grove Sunday.

15 to 25 OFF on Silver Plaited Ware Mr. Brnwer and daughter, Flossie, went to.Elmira Friday morning to consult an oculist. Mr. Brower is having trouble with his eyes. Miss Ruby Welch is visiting her aunt, Mrs.

G. L. Edmiston. She came- from Eugene a week ago with Miss Grace Edmiston. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Sweet were in El-mira on business Saturday. Some of the young folks of this vicin ity ore rehearsing a play to bo given at a meeting of the "literary society" in Walker Saturday night, April Hth.

A baseball game was played at the Saginaw ball groundB, between Cottage Grove and Saginaw. Tho Bcore was 10-20 In favor of Saginaw. Mrs. Zncharlns was visiting BChool Friday of last week. Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Salad Forks, Cold Meat Forks, Pie Servers, Fruit Knives, Boullion Spoons, Soup Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar Shells, and a variety of other pieces of Silver-Plated Ware, at reductions which behoove frugal women to supply their needs during this sale.

$5.00 GUARANTEED SET OF KNIVES and forks For Only The base of these Knives and Forks is a hard, white metal, guaranteed not to rust and not to show black with wear, heavily plated with pure silver, satin or polished handles. We have made a specialty of this set for years, and have never sold it for less than $5.00. The number available at this price is limited. Special sale price, $4.00 SET OF SIX TABLE SPOONS trr $1.00 sugar sheels, 75c. For Only 3J Wendling Personals and Worlds.

Scenic Route i Transcontinental Trains Daily. UP-TO-DATE SERVICE Reduced Round Trip Fares TO THE EAST News of General interest (By Staff Corretpondenee) Wendling. March 23. Charles W. Herbert left Wednesday for the J.

R. Herbert to help with the goat shearing. Sherman Wilson has been shearing goats for his brother, Jonn Wilson. Items of General Interest From Lone Pine District (By Staff Corrttpondence) Lone Pine, March 23. O.

K. AI-drlch has sold his farm to Mr. Young of Eugene. Mr. Young takes immediate possession and Mr, Aldrlch and family will move to Eugene.

F. W. Miller Is planting an eighty acre prune orchard. jiui mn rmi in hi hit ORIOON Philips met with an accident while horseback riding a few days ago. The horse foil on him and dislocated his ankle.

O. H. Jarrett was In Eugene on busi MANY ness last week. 25 Reduction on Cut Glass- 'The Homestcadera' lodge" has been Of Our Most organized in Wendling and has a membership numbering almost forty. Miss Hall went to Eugene Friday Suooessful farmers and business men owe their prosperity night In effect June 1st to Octo to the assistance reoelved from Miss Bertha Hays, of Albany, is spend this bank.

ing a few days with her brother and sis ter, Mr. and Miss Hays. (Contract Ware Excepted) The finest stock of Cut Glass between Portland and San cisco is now on sale at this store. We purchase direct from the finest dutters in the United States, and buy at the lowest factory prices. Every piece of Cut Glass is minutely examined before it is admitted to a place on our shelves and now with the sole exception of our contract ware we offer you your choice of a great variety of designs at the exceptional sale reduction of 25 per cent.

Every housewife who loves genuine high-grade Cut Glass will be delighted with the splendid values comprising this offering. Oulto a number from Wendling at In the past 22 yeart we have given financial aid and sound advloe In numberless cases, and are always glad to help along tended the funeral of Dolf Lewis, held at ber 3 1st New Fast Service to the Orient THE BEST SERVICE Marcola Monday. Harry Taylor returned from his ranch any worthy Individual. This bank hat also encour in eastern Oregon Wednesday. Mrs.

Stanley Taylor went to Eugene To Alaska, Hawaii and aged thrift and ooonomy, and has provided a safo r.nd convenient Investment for savings Wednesday. Mrs. Parker and sons, Earnl and Ro slnoe 1892. The teachers and pupils of the Lone Pine school, have been planitng trees during the past week, which have added largely to the beauty of the campus. There will be an entertainment and box social at Lone Pine school, Thursday night, March 2a Everybody Is Invited.

Drainage Found to Be Best Remedy for Alkali in Soil Corvallis, March 23. "Since drainage prevents alkali in soils from coming to the surface, drainage is the most successful method of reclaiming alkali soils," said M. A. McCall, farm assistant of Klamath county in addressing the O. A.

C. extension course at Klamath Falls. "Indeed, it is coming to be generally recognised that land that is badly alkaline cannot be wholly reclaimed by any other means. If the water that holds alkali In solution Is allowed to stand and evaporate on the field, the alkali Is bound to be deposited. "There arc other things, however, that will help.

Manure properly added to the soil will tend to neutralise the alkali, and land plaster will change black alkali to white, a less harmful form. "Air circulating freely in the soil will render the alkali less harmful. Therefore, the addition of any organic matter that will open up the soil will be beneficial. This matter, whether manure or straw, should be well disked into the ground." land, spent the week-end in Eugene. We still pay Interest on both Australia If You Are Going East Mrs.

French, who has been very ill for some time, is better. certlfioalos or Deposit and Savings Aooounts, and cordially 2 Special Watch Values A 7-Jewel Elgin or Waltham Women's Watch, in a Special Peerless Gold-Filled Hunting Case, guaranteed to wear ja ri 20 years. Regular price is 16.50, sale price 16-size, 17-Jewel Elgin or Waltham Men's Watch, fitted in a thin model, 14-karat Gold-Filled Case, with specila dust band. Guaranteed to wear 25 years. Regular Cf) 25.00 grade.

Sale price plO.JV Mrs. Caskey and son, John, went to Eugene Saturday. consider the advantages Invito your business. $1.00 atarts an account, and you receive interest at 4 per oent, while your money Is al-ways available Miss Clara Hays went to Springfield Saturday to attend the teachers' meet offered by the ing. Mrs.

Sumner and Mrs. Barber went to Canadian Marcola on business Tuesday. Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhelmeren.vder went to Springfield Friday to spend the week-end with friends and relatives.

Route eth Laraway News Notes of Special rates and full particulars annlv to local acrftnt: EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK Established 1892. Capital and Surplus $200,000 Interest From Cloverdale (By Buff CorriepondenM) Creswell, March 23. B. 8. Close or address $3,500,000 Worth of Cotton Destroyed by Fire at Bombay (By AnrvioHd Prent Bombay, India, March 23, Cotton valued at 3,500,000 was destroyed by fire today.

It waa stored in sheds on cotton green. and family of Aberdeen, moved Eugene's Leading Jeweler 885 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon onto the Stevenson place, Thursday, Frank R. Johnson G. A.

P. D. Seldon Powell and wife, of Cottage Portland Oregon Grove, arrived Wednesday to spend a few days with S. H. Callison and family.

Miss Esther Danstrom was gives a The water of a river In Spain petrifies the sand In Its bed and cements together stonsa thrown Into It,.