The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, March 23, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texto< Orejón GENE WEEKLY GUARD r L > r y.STAB! ism FOK TBE B 1S1FM1M ATI OB OE DBlüC&ATIC PH11CIPLE», IBP TO ULI AR I0RIIT L1T1R6 BT TIBIWKAT OE OCR BMW EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY $6 to $25 HAMPTON BROS STRUCK BY A TRAIN. Sidney Ennis Badlv injured Near Leland Sunday Night. CAMPBELL BROS., Publishers OrnCE-EMt«i>ie >t Willamette etreet, be- tweeu Seventh and Eighth streets TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, . .»2.00 .. 1.00 .. .50 Oa Y«r......... 8ii Mvnthe..... Time Moud»... Uiwtúúur nt«« msde known on application I liés» all husinese letters to THE GUARD, lge>. Oregi.u. I HT.il WALTON N 1 MARK LET Grants Pass, March 18.—Sidney Ennis, a wood chopper, was struck by a train near Wolfe Creek last night and seriously injured. A leg was broken and bis skull fractured so that particles of the brain ornd out. He Ed was picked up by Conductor Tynan, and I r night here on train No 11, the southbound local, utid plaeed in charge of Dr Kraiu r, the S P Co’» physician. The man had been drink ing heavily. [Enins was a member of Company M, Second Oregon Volunteers, in the Philippine«, and Is well known by many members of the old Company C in Eugene J inuiTON & OVERTON, B usiness C hange at O akland .— Rosebu g Review: The general mer- R practice in all the courts of the state. char dine store of Csro Bros, at Oak- Ofe-In Walton Block. land, tiuH been sold by Simon Caro, E coknk , ORZOOS. to Beckley Bros, of administrator, R L WHITSON, Elkton. The new proprietors will take charge Muy 1st We understand DENTIST. Air Caro will enter the employ of a purchaae.1 the office and fixtures of “» -ate decea»e<l W V Henderson. I am large firm as a sale-man but have not “»prepared to do anything in the line of yet lenruad where he expect» to make tatutry in the above said office. his headquarters. Beckley Bros are ertrownand bridge work a specialty. well known, active young business men and will doubtless make a sueceei- J S LUCKEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Witches, Ch»ins, Jew ■rMpsiring promptly dens. r^WOTk warranted. £ W BROWN, M. D. PHYSICIAN and surgeon . w—U pstsirs in Chrisman Block. kHonn: » to 11» m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p m. c woodcock , Á pHY8IClAN ANDJISVRGKON, Of Eugere. '•»»Bldg. Eugene. Oregon. Miss A.M. SMITH, D.O o ^ opath !c physicians kl. m □ Paid up Cash Capi»«! S50 OOO Surplus - £50,000 Eugene, Oregon. 8»ring« Bank building. !2:1:3010 4.30 bT ‘•’«’'«“•ment A general banking B usine ß 2 a l>one on res. nsbls terms. drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and Port- I aix I, Oregon. . « . . «-- Hilln «4 «xchanre f«’i^>srn ioudj «. l)ep<Mita received eabject U> check or c»rnn- cate of deposit. ______ , Al) oollections ent listed to cs will ricstv« prompt attention. to day or night. EUGENE G HMTOwicn, Prsaiu. i t. B F. axis , Vl?e I'l ri 'ent P. E. Snooeaae«. Cashier. L. H. Porrei» A relatant Eugene, Oregon. -or— ‘CTt»OsT.",° ■»••"■•a TR«“». the T í LL*”1 EUGENE. OREGON. Istsbllttisd I» US» OlSest Sank In l»e Cssnt»-« -V1 ”-■ ti*—4 • «i««»t» •f •’*«0»,"romp« kttestloa ’ "‘"«’k «»«hi. ’ « kwoo« ’ • Jssr* c. . Daily Guard, Match 19 State vs Geo Williams; arraigned on charge of giviug intoxicating liquors to minors, Susie aud Maude Carmen. E O Potter appointed todefei.d. Took day to plead. Tuesday defendant re turned a plea of ‘‘not guilty.’’ LATER. This afternoon defendant withdrew plea of “not guilty” and eutered plea of “guilty.” Judge Burnett remarked the charge was a very disreputable one and he thought a whipping post was needed for such ca«es. He sentenced Williams to three months in tbe county jail. State of Oregon vs Hoyd Vaughan; arraigned on charge of assault with dangerous weapon upon Wm A White Took day to plead. Tuesday, defend ant entered plea of “not guilty.” George W Vaughan et al vs The Booth-Kelly Lumber v<»; damages. Set for Wednesday, March 20 at 9 a m Slate of Oregon vs John H Frost; larceny in a dwelling house. Ar raigned on Monday and took dsy to plead. Tuesday morning plea of guilty entered. It appearing probable that court will not be longer in aeesion thaD March 21, 1901, that day at 9 o’clock a m is appointed to pronounce judgment. Ola Sharp vs A J Johnson. Judg ment of non suit as per mandate of B. * VAISI. Tie« Frene* • W. ROT«! • • While Mlncbin followed the same line of thought, he lias a far different construction aud by some thought to be superior to Martyn. His whole fault, if there be one, was that of un consciously inculcating in his oration thoughts of the author, whose book he read. Writers are aware of this, a>.d it is not to their discredit. Minebin is a boy of 19 and , as others have been, was obliged to go to some bisik for reference as to tbe charac'er lie had selected as the subject of his cr tlon. The matter was referred to ttie com mittee of the State Oratorical Associa tion, but this committee finally de cided to let the dispute go before the new committee. It is understood that an attempt will be made to refuse Minchin the right of appearing as the Oregou representative in the inter state contest with Washington, but bis friends declurj this cannot be done, and that the charge of plagiatism can not he substantiated, as the McMinn ville oollege people have already stated their objections and they are In sufficient to sustain the charge. Teachers’ Examination. THE ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT. The annual encampment which oc curs in June, is already lieing talked of. A plan for the outing, proposed by someoue In Pcrtlaud, la thus: Tbe Portland companies to be formed lato one division aud the valley and South ern Oregon companies into another, each division to move against tbe other and meet perhaps near Salem, _ will establish thsir ____ where they lines and carry on a mlnlatur« warfare. Outposts, picket« and guards will be established, scouting parties formed and probably as a tilting end to the outings slistu battle will be fought. While thin plan would give the sol diers considerable practice In the work they wou'd have to do were they called upon to defend our natloe on the battlerteld, and would be a diversion from the old established peaceful en campment, it has not been decided what form the outing will take. A number of the members of the local soldiery are In favor of the above plan while some have expressed themselves as against It. WILL BEGIN MONDAY. Track Athletes to Commence Training on March 25. î << $ » h • A. G. H' VE , } •-* )• * L G. HUselN. r* Daily Gaard March 19 Bpwotel is ths Ussrd J uration C ity , Or, March 19.—The Prof M 0 Harn« is down from (.'res well. spacial election held in this city yes Newt Jones is down from C<'tsgs terday to deelde whether or not the Grove. city couucil sheuld be empowered to make a coutract with B A Stafford A Dr A Sharpie« went to Goahen this afternoon. C P Houston, of Junction, was ia electricity, resulted in a vole of 66 to ! the city today. Cha« Coohran returned thia after 28 in favor of the electric lights. The noon from Cottage Grove. eouncil will make a contract with the Editor 8 L Moorbead returned born« oompany to furnish the city with to Junctlou;thl« afternoon. lights for a period of ten years al 150 I Attorney J E Youpg returned to per month. The plant will be located Cottage Grove this afternoou. at Harrisburg and that town will also Mr» Welby Steven« returned tbl« be lighted by electr city. afternoon from a visit at Balern. The plant will cost about >10,000 and Hon J H Booth, reoelver of the laud Co, of Albany, to light the city with will be up-to-date In every particular. oflloe at Ko«eburg, is tn the city. The gentlemen who compose the oom pany are all reliable men of means and will give these two progressive towns a good electric light servir«. J W Hobbs, deputy U 8 internal revenue Inspector is in Eugene. Mr and Mrs H N Cockerline went to Albany today for a few days’ visit. Ell Oregon Counties. Bostwick, ol Llewellyn, was transacting business In Eugene today. Roy Driver went to Portland this A special «wnsus bulle'iu Ju-t recelv«.. uiteruoon where he lias employment. •how» the sue of Oregon counties to be Miss A M Smith, D O, Is in Junction as folio we: this altsruoon on professional business. Bq. miles. Frank Templeton, U O student, Raker.......................................... ...... 2,275 went horn« to Halsey today for a few Benton...................... ................ 677 day«’ viait. Clackamas............................... ....... 1,861 Miss Mae Awbny returned tills Clatsop.................... . .............. ....... 820 afternoou from a three weeks’ visit at Columbia.................................. 867 Oottags Grove, Coo«.............................................. ...... 1,678 R C Edwards, tbe well known log Crook.......................................... ...... 7,756 ging contractor of Lowell, spent last Curry.......................................... ...... 1464 night In the city. Douglas...................................... ...... 4.8U1 Mr« J<-«Hle V«rt, Worthy Grand Gilliam....................................... ...... 1,123 ...... 4,560 ¡ Matron of the Order of East, rn Star, Grant.......................................... Harn«y..................... .................. ...... .... 9,986 i : went uoitb on this afternoon's train. Jackson...................................... ...... 2,721 1 Ml-s Edith Mitchell returned today Josephin«.................................. ...... 1J84 ¡ i to her home at Grants Pa»», after a Klamath.................................... ......... 5.S54 visit in Eugene with ber skier, » U C Lak«.......................................... ... . 7,884 •tudent. Lan«................................... ......... ...... 4,380 Dr C F Candiani, the Blue River Linooln...................................... ...... l,0C8 mine owner, went to Portland today. Linn............................................ ...... 2,311 He will return In ten days aud go to Malbsur..................................... ...... 9,784 tbe mines for the summer. Marlon...................................... . ...... 1,170 Mitchell Buller, «on of Hon N L Morrow;...................................... ...... 2,021 Butler, of Monmouth, regent ofj the Multnomab........................... ...... 439 University of Oregon, and A R Martin Polk............................,..., 701 drove up from Junction City today. 8h«rman........... ....................... 736 Monday’s Albany Democrat: Otto Tillamook................................ ....... 1,11» Umatilla.................................. ....... 3,116 Cielan left today for Laue county Union........................................ ....... 3,186 where be has accepted a position in a Wollowa................................... ....... 2,784 sawmill near Eugene, to run tbe en Waa»............................. . ...... 2,988 gine. Washington........................... WhMl«r.................................... Yamhill.................................... . Total W 8 Buckner left for Bacram«uto, ....... ....... 715 ...... 1,746 Calf, tbl« afternoon after a visit here. ...... ........711 Mrs Buckner, formerly MI m Fannie Hyman, will remain here for a time 94,MO visiting. President Hawley, of Willamette University, waa an arrival on th« A H mashuf .— A runaway occurred afternoou train He will keture to» last evening about 8 o ’ c I ock ng Weet night at the U O on "American Hlxtb street in which the buggy, boree History.” and driver were pretty badly smashed Mr and Mrs Cha« Hill, recently up. Loren Wooley was driving one of married at McMinnville, an visiting Weet Bro«’ single rigs, and In some relative« in Eugen« for a day or two. manner the horse became frightened They are on their way to Ashland, and started to run. It ie said Wooley tbelr future bom«. dropped one of the reins, consequently Mr« H M Baller returned home to It was Impoeelble to manage the boree. Portland today after a pleasant visit The buggy waa tipped over, almost de with b«r parent«, Mr and Mn J G molishing the top, and otherwise In I Bourn«. Her stater, Min Gertnid« juring It. The young man waa bruised Bourne, aooompanlsd bar to Portland, and scratched on the bead and the where sb« will viait for «om« tim«. boree also received several small cute. Fred Branton, of Waltervili«, baa The outfit was brought beck to the H« stable and is laid up for repairs today. returned from tbe Philippine«.. Virgil Rowland, in tbs employ of West enlisted In Troop B, 11th Cavalry, Bros, informs us that the horse is Sept 1S98 and was discharged at Man H« saw perfectly gentle and be cannot see Francisco March 18, 1901. eonelderabls servloa on tbe Irian«!«. what caused it to ran away. Daily Guard Ma rch 1 Coart Soase Items. M J Sweet, C M D >ak, Geo Long, Ben Andrews. Judge ordered jury to file verdict in favor of plaintiff, damages O moob . W L CHESHIRE, M. D —- aud decree. 44 Hugo Brehm vs C C Cok, el al; foreclosure. Continued. FIRST----- attorne T’ at - law . Ecam, 14 Abbie P Allen vs Ira B Allan; divorce. Default. Referred to G F e’kipworth to take tbe testimony. 16 John C B.ck et al vs Wm Kyle ct al; ir junctlon. Dismissed. 25 Clarence Thompson as admr ot 8 J White, deceased, vs U F Cau- dlaui; injunction. Continued. 40 Charles B Morgau vs El'zabeth Morgan; divorce. Default. R-fsrrad : to C Holden to report testimony 41 Bruce L Bogart vs Frank M Buroison et al; foreclosure. 1 Default PERSONAL Citizens of laoction City So Voted Yesterday. Notice is hereby given that I he next regular teachers’ examination fir oounty certificates will t»e held in the conrt house, commencing at 9 o’clock Trainer Trine will begin work with am, Wednesday, April 10th, 1901, and the track athletee of the U O next continuing until 4 o’clock p m Friday, Monday and, if indicatlone count for April 12th, 1901. anything, he will turn out the etrong- rWXiRAMMK. eet teem In the history of the oollege. First, Second and Third Grade County With the exception of Bishop and An Certificates. gell, all of last year’s team are back, Wednesday—Penmanship, history, and a number of new men of consider in their new location. orthography, reading. able value have entered the University. Thursday — Written arithmetic, Conspicuous among these la Heater, D ied .— At the Soldiers’ Home, Rose theory, of teaching, grammar, Oregon the all around champion from New- burg, Ore, Bunday evening, March 17, school law. berg. 1901, Ell Allen, aged 87 years, ot old Friday—Urography, mental arith Manager McArthur la completing age and heart disease. The deceased metic physiology, civil government. arrangements with the Multnomab was enlisted tn the U 8 Davy from (12). Club for a meet in Portland en June 1, 1812 to 1845, and was also a veteran of and It is quite likely that the team PRIMARY CERTIFICATES the Indian wars of Oregon in 1855-56. Wednesday—Penmanship, orthog will meet the Uniyeraity of California, He » as an old and well known resident supreme courr. In this city, early in May. The Wash ot Douglas county. His wife died a 17—Frank Wilkinson vs Guy Sher raphy, reading. Thursday—Art ofquestioning, theory ington meet will be held la Eugene number of years ago. man et al; damages and possession of May IS. property. Jury drawn in the case of teaching, methods. (6) Dated thia 19tb day of March, A D, Tuesday forenoon as follows: D R Lakin, Ed Brattain, J A Burlingame. 1901. W M M iller , E E Awbrey, Fred Ware, P R Ed- County School Superintendent, tn lid rod , Levi Geer, Jeremiah Taylor, DXALXS 1H l FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTS. QUARTERLY IRSPECTIOR. Portland Telegram. Professor R D Kelsey, bead of the Daily Guard March 14. INSPECTION. department of oratory and forensics at Col Geo O Voran has issued orders The r*tpi'ar term of circuit oourt for ^«ctfic wllege, Newberg, denies the Match convened this aftsrnoou at 2;15 charges that Elwood Mincbln, the for the regular quarterly inspection of recent oratorical ________ contest »mpauies A and C and the Fourth o’clock at tbe court bouse. ’ winner in the ____________________ Present, Judge George Burnett, of °f the state, copied bis oration on Regiment band to be held In the Salem, Prose« u>ing Attorney Geo M "Wendell Philipps, the Agitator,” from armory on Friday evening, March 29. Brown, of Roseburg, Bberitt W W Msriyn’s “Wendell Pbill; ps, the Ag- The ceremony of inspection is always Withers ami Clerk E U la*. itstor." Together with Mr Edwards, au lutere.ting oue and is generally The jury list was called. All re chairman of the board of managers of wltuvasetl by large crowds ot the sol sponded to their names excepting BF Pucifio oollege at Newburg, he has dier b >ys’ admirers. Thia one promises B>nd. J D Speucer aud F b Warner compared the oration written Uy young to be doubly Intersstlng as II Will be were excused from duty on account of Miuchlu with the book of Martyn* the first oue to tie hold In the new sickness. and declares that while tbe young armory, where there is plenty of room A J Pickard was appointed bailiff man followed In some sentence« tbs for the executiou of the companies for the term. book, bis oration Is tbe rtsull of bis movements and room for ail th« spec A com Tbs following orders were made:; owu work, ami ths statement that he tators who wish to attend. Htate vs Geo Williams; arraigned on made up bls oration, appropriating mittee baa been appointed to arrange for a so<>lal daDce to be held after tbe charge of giving intoxicating liquors to whole paragraphs, la unt’ue. inspaotioA. “We ar« willing to admit,” said Pro minors, Susie and Maude Carmen. Tbe colonel has also issued orders E O Potter appointed ts defend. fessor Kel«sy this morning, “the t«u- Took day to plead. I deucy of a youug writer to follow an for the inspection of th« other oom- Blate of Oregon vs Floyd Vrugban; author, especially if lie has recently panles In hie rfglmeut as follows: arranged on charge of assault with read a book on the subject. Mlnchlu Company B at Ashland, Monday, Company H at Brants dangerous weapon upou Wm A White. read this book and used It as a refer March 25; Tixik day to plead. ence in writing his oration, and may Pa««, Taesday, March 26; (fompany E 4 William Kent vs Patrick J Jen- thoughtlessly have instilled some of at Roseburg, Wednesday, March 17; nlugsetsl; foreclosure. Demurrer to the author’s thoughts, but In several Company I) at Woodburn, Tbarsday, complaint. places, where it Is charged be pur March 28; Com|>any F at Halem, Fri loined matter, he used quotation day, March 29; Company G at A)bany( 18 Mrs M C Brown vs M J and W B Hawi -y; p tesesalon of property, Bel marks. In his climaxes and in his Saturday, March 80. The senior field, line or stat! officer present at each sta for trial Thursday, Marjh 21, 9 am. conclusion he was original ” tion is detailed as inspecting officer. • • • s Continued. VARSITY SUITS 35 t Friends of Young Orator Deny Charges of Plagiarism. Clothing. All the New Things... WEEKLY EUGENE CUA3D MA RUH 23 1901 IN DEFENSE OF MINCHIN. SPRING LINE 0 Mortgage............................................. 400 (M Mortgage............................................... 250 00 D ud .—Word has been received lu REAL BtTATB TRAM FEM Eugene that Harry J Fink, formerly K O Temple «t ux to N C Christen of Eugene, died at Chloo, California, san 160 scree in tp 17 a r 4 w, >4800. Friday morning, March 16,at 8 o’clock, W H Haydeu et ux to H L Dead- from alisceae of thektomacii. Mr Fink, moud 51 475 acre« In tp 17 s r 1 a, >600. who was aged about 30 years, was a John J Durr et ux to Christian L resident of Eugene for a number of I years, having worked at the barber’s Olsen et ux 30 acres in tp 17 ■ r 4 w, 1 * , He married Mln Lizzie Lane >1500. ton, John West, P K Edtnuudet «o, UH to Winthrop Thomson 157 15 who lives to mourn hie death. They J Sweet. scree in tp 16 s r 7 e, patent. Jury rrturued a v«r-l ct of >4.75 for- left Eugene last fall and went to < hlco U 8 to Winthrop Thomson ,158.35 where their little child died a couple J defendant. of month« ago. Mr Fink's friends acres in tp Ik • r 2 e, (>atent. 28 Sta'.e of Oregon vs Win Scott [ here wilt be pained to learn of bls J I Jones et ux to FG Williams 2 and B-rtha N-gus; lewd cohabitation, death. acres In tp 20 a r 3 w, >200. Wm Scott arraigned aud enter’d plea J RCamidwil to Ella Eskridge and ofgu l’v. Waived time of sentence. B ohn .—In Enger e, yesterday after Lolas E Hei.ton lot 2 blk 1 Hoott’e ad A . tat-men w a« made by his attorney. noon, March 18, 1901, to Mr and Mrs to Eugene, >44.70. The o urt fined tbe prisoner lino or 60 Livermore, a daughter. . Arch MARRIAGE LICBMOa. . ilay« in the oounty jail. I>efrndant Chauncy B Johnson and Marcia j. ,id Trie Tuesday and was diacharged. , Buoy, J W Franklin wilioes. 27 Lined > Bond, objector and ap-1 W T Fogle formerly of R-ieeburg, has p, | vs S H William», administrator purchased tbe Prineville, Oregon, R ailroad P romoter .—Rev T i »nd respondent; appeal from county Journal and will aswume the manage Wallace, the well known promoter c urt. Heard and takeu under advise ment the flr»t ot April. “ooloulrsand railroads,” wastn Eugen« ment. D-cr^e of county court affirmed; F L Bkagg«, a former Eugene boy,: today. He Informed us that I he survey | neither party to rtc-ver costa or dis-! is now proprietor ot the Hotel St Jam«« and prowls of the Corvallis, Juuotlon. I bnrwtnents 34 Msry Holliday vs W P Holliday In Hau Jo««, C«’. It •• o^ d the Monroe and Eugens Electric Railway ! leading hotels In that city. ars completed and thst early in ths divorce. Default of defendant. R- | ferreai to J W Vaughan to take t-wti- Norris Humphrey has rented tbe spring "dirt would begin to fly." We Wheeler bouse on North Pearl street hope so. mony. ?,5 Hattie L-rkln« v« C M L,rkin-; •nd Mr W heeler will occupy the Wm D ied .—The 12-year-old son of J I divorce. Defsult. Referre I to K R Miller residence on Ninth Greet. W H Dickson, a firmer Eugene te, H rtwatoan, died at Creswell thia Kkipwortb to tske teet mooy 51 Andrew McDonald v» J •hn D>- Is now manager of a laundry In Ju m< ruing. The funeral will occur to b> ick; to recover money. M t tor trial neau, Alaska, and Is doing a fine morrow. Thia uiakwa the fourth n>«m- Tu> eday, March 19,9 a m. Jur> drawn. tUMiness. A <■<•001 pan led tgy hie wife b«r of that fam'ly to die within the last ' Non suit, on mol ion ot d«f-<ilent it he iw vu'ting In Portland. He think« month, three of them dying recwntly I clnee °f pluinllfl’s ca«e A i- we<1. * from meaaiaa.: ' A a-ka s great piece for young men. being waived. 7 W W Heine« A Co vs 8 D Gar ner; to recover money. Th« foi- lowingjury was taken: L I) Jacoby, C W Doak, N McLean, S L Moorhead, Ed Brattain, P M Laird, M J Arnold, Andrew W>>od, Geo Long, A L Hazle More New Suits CAME IN TODAY Spring Capes Juit opened today Neatly trimmed end the latett patterns. Prices, $2.50, $3.00, $4-00, $5.00 and $10.00. HANNAN SHOE—$4.50 New MEN— the New Straw Hat» are in, in the Golf shape. Line of Childrens Shoes. Ask forth« Ladies A reston. KID GLOVES—New this week SHIRT WAISTS—50ct. Reauties. in Suede for$l, all colors. FRANK DUNN.