The Eugene weekly guard., March 30, 1901, Image 1

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
MARCH 30 1901.
AKRESTED FOR RARE.
Given
Away
John Pohl in the Toils for a
Htinous Offense.
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FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING
March. 25th
B
, Ga, March 26.—As fuller facts conic in
as to the work of the tornado it is shown to have been more
distruetive than first reported.
Eighteen were killed and 50 injured in this city. Every
town in this, Jefferson county, has suffered with more or
less fatalities.
JEFFRIES-RUHLIN FIGHT.
..Hampton Bros
OHTCE Entiide of Willamette Htreet, be­
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
terms of subscription .
..82.00
.. 1.00
.. .50
Ona Year..............
Six Month» ...
Three Months..-.
Utwtûing rates mule known on application
iure« »11 business letters to THE GUARD,
kgene, Oregon.
» K MAHKLBT
«Ut* J WALTO»
IF ALTON A OVERTON,
ATTORN EY8- A T -LAW
Will pnctice in all the courts of the »tat«.
OiceJjp Walton Block.
E ügzns . O rboom .
L WHITSON.
DJNTIST.
Hiring purchMert the office and fixtures of
the lets dece»se<i W V Henderson, I am
now prepared to«io any th’ng in the line of
Dentistry in the above sao t office.
•Tt’rown »nd bridge work it specialty.
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3 LUCKEY,
Clock», Wstchea, Chains, Jew
•Iry, Etc,
Wi>p»iring promptly dons.
XVAll work warranted.
W BR.iWN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office— Upstairs in Chrisman Block.
•^Hours: 9 to 11 s m; 12 to 2, 4 to 9 p m.
y C WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
OSes—Oae-half block eoutb
Block,
of Chrism
Ecaura, Oacaoa.
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L. CHESHIRE, M. D
PHYSICIAN
AND| pUBGEON,
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THE FOREST RANGERS.
OREGON.
EUGENE,
Established I" lSSX.*OI¡»»t
Bank I« ths C»u<itf._
T.osn k Saving» Bank building
Ofto» hour« - 9 to 12; 1:30 to ¿30
Petition Asking That They Im­
prove Public Roads.
Generai Banking biumeis inali branche»
»’.nini hour, by appoin-ment.
t’»ll« attend« to day or night.
A petition is in circulation here re­
questing Laud Commissioner Hermann
t > allow the forest rangers in tbe Cas-
A. G. HOVEY, President
•ade reserve todeeote a norlien of than
L G. HÜLIN, t abler
time tbecomlDgsummer to Improving
B H.'HOVEY. A»st Cashier.
tbe public highways. It Is r*| refuted
I that on the McKeoxle wagon road
above Iz»t creek, a great many trees
(have tallen acro-s the road, aud i’ Is
almost impossible for covered wagons
to get by some places. There is prac­
tically no road work available from
aettlera along tbs road, as there are uo
settlers. It is further.reprerented that
Of Eugene, Oregon.
the rangers have heretofore employed
Paid Up Cab C<‘al
-
*50’0M «ym.idemble time In culttag trails
through the mountain country where
thore is no travel, and that they Ouui !
A UXRtSAL BARAIRO »uaiRt«» TUA*»-
accomplish more by cirerlng out this
AOTCO OR rAVOSABLX TtSM»'
wagon road. C J Dodd, one of thr>
Dreft» iwried on tbe prlnetpsl ctt.es ti tbe
range re, 1» etrcul»Ung tbe petition
Ualtert
stAU-eanrt fore'rp PO"B.
at
Inisreet sltow-1 on Ije-Mnd lerUieaie •«
which meets with general favor.
transacted on taioradla termi.
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Halional Bank
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Of Eugen*.
up Cash Capital »50 OOO
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»50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
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general
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WILL
COMMtRCt
■OSOaV.
Dr L D Smith went to Junction this
afternoou on a visit.
at Niu
O
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
A
Hon Ivan McQueen returned home
to Lorane today.
HON. H. B. MILLER
- o»—
rm » s, swtts ,
I k Campbell and family are visit­
ing In Portland.
S P
, March 26.—The situation in this city
through agitation and popuUr discontent grows serious.
A plot to dynamite the royal palace aiear St Petersburg
has been discovered. Dynamite was found lUMjler the
palace. The Russian prqss is not permitted to pumlsh any
account of the affair.
*
The czar’s dread of assassination grows stronger with
the lapse of every'.day. He seems to have almost lost
confidence in everyone,
Eugene, Oregon..
i n. »»tra, n o.
Norris Humphrey went to Portland
this afternoon.
Los A
, March 26.—A lone crazy rancher of this
county went to a neighbor’s this morning and attempted
to kill the woman of the house.
She called her husband and a man with him, when the
crazy man killed both men, then took his own life.
DYNAMITE FOR EMPEROR NICHOLAS.
UNE COUNTY BANK
iB»t> Bldg,
All
N Y
, March 26—The Cuban legislature has accepted
the Platt amendment, (United States senate), by
which certain coaling stations are ceded to the United
States, and the right of the United States to intervene is
conceded in case any treaty shall be made for cession ot
Cuban territory to a foreign power.
Congressman Cooper, who has just returned from a
rather lengthy stay in Cuba says the Cubans are very sen­
sitive to American criticism.
A LOS ANGELES HORROR.
Is
IiKAl.XR IN
Daily Guard, March M
Gso Friseell 18 dowu from McKenzie
Bridge.
N Y
March 26.—The articles of agreement for
the fight between Jeffries and Ruhlin for the heavy-weight
championship of the world have been signed.
The fight will take place in San Francisco before the
National Sporting Club.
CUBA ACTS SENSIBLY.
Bought of us, from $1.50 up, we will
cut you a pattern free of charge. We
have a cutter employed from the east.
The lad}’ takes your measure. Don’t
miss this grand opportunity.
CAMPBELL BROS., Publisher»
PERSONAL
EUGENE CREAMERY.
Dally Guam March M.
Chas Cochran returned this afternoon
The Eugene creamery will commence from a visit at Cottage Grove.
operations Monday, April 1st. All the
Special to the Guard.
Elvin Crawford went to Saginaw
machinery has been placed In position,
this aft« rnoon for a thort visit,
ibmingiiam
tbe work having been finished today,
Wm M Ladd, of Portland, was an
and C M Elspaas, tbe proprietor, and
bls force of meu are busy cleaning op arrival on tbe sfterto« n train.
J B Harris left ox a business trip
tbe churn, vats, etc, getting them in
readiness for the reception of the tint down the valley thh afternoon.
cream Mouday.
Mrs 8 Haudssktr returned today
Thia morning a G uard reporter from a visit to het o d home at Dexter.
called at tha creamery, which ia lo­
1 A Llveelsy, the well known hop
cated on tbe Willamette river bank al buyer, returned to lortland thia after-
the east end of Third street user tbe noon.
Special to the Guard.
The Mayoralty.
bridge, and was courteously shown
Mr and Mrs A <J Jean Ings left this
ew ork
through the building by Mr Elspaas.
E dito » G ua kb :—It It pleasant to Tbe building was found to be fitted afternoon for a trip to Portland and
Astoria.
know of zeal exercised by our clllzsns out with the latest and most improved
Hon H K Ankeny «nd daughter,
over the coming municipal slsctloa. butter-making machinery obtainable
Priende have solicited support fur their aud sverylbiug is very conveniently Mire Dee, have gone to their Jackson
county minae.
favorite, and as the matter now Stande arranged.
we have the namee of three of our
Henry Huggins, the |>opular Great
Ou entering the building from tbe
most promt usti t citizens for the honors, east-side entrance oue find* himself in Northern railway man, left for points
all—yee, or either would make a good, tbe engine room 10x18 feet in dlmen- north this afternoon.
8prclal to the Guard.
creditable representative of thè city. laione. Art.horre-powereagineandal2-
Hon N L Butler, of Monmouth, re­
ew ork
l, like othera, bave a favorite, oue horse-power boiler of suhstantlal bulbi gent of the 8tate University, arrived
who has been tried aud not found will operate the machinery. Off from up on the afternoon train.
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wanting, aud not to a}>eaK disparaging­ the engine room to tbe left ia the office,
John Penland, student, ha» gone
ly of oliiera who are equally capacitated, 10x12 feet. Then the churning room,
home to Dayton to attend the l«dside
I am led to believe that Hon 8 H 2t)x28 feet, 1» eutered. In Ibis room Is
of his brother who is quite ill.
BLUE RIVER CITY.
Friendly ia tbe choice of a large num­ mammoth cylindrical churn, of 850
Lawson Bradley arrived today from
ber uf our citizen». His past record as gallon» capacity, ot tbe latest Im­
Lewiston, Idaho, to visit her mother,
a citizen and business man goes un­ proved
pattern.
Ou
a raised
Owuer of Townsite Has Placed
challenged, and as U 0 regent he lias platform 1» tbe cream vat with a ca­ Mrs Laura Bradley, iu till» city.
Lots on the Market.
Miss Fay Logan, who has been at-
done and is doing a gissi work for Eu­ pacity of 300 gallon», and tbe Russlau
gene, while at tile same time stands •team milk teeter, which is a valuable teudiug Hi Mary'• Academy at Porto
8 C Sparks, the owner of the site of
sec >ud to none in advancing tbs inter­ little piece of machinery.
Besides laud, arrived home this afternoon, be-
the new town of Blue River City, ha»
ests or the UDiversity. As mayor, our these, there are of course other accee- Ing compelled to cease her studies on
placed lets on »ale, and it 1« expected Special to the Guard.
citizens point with pride as to Ills ser­ •orlse, necessary to a first-class cream­ aooount of poor health.
that during the coming summer tbe
vice« and feel that no belter man ery, In tbe purchase aud construction
Mrs Davidson, wli > has been visiting
ngeles
place will begin to a—'Uiue tbe propor­
could be elected for tbe place. He is of which great cars lias been taken to her sister, Mrs M L> Dorris, in this city,
tions of a bustling mountain mining
not selfish In anything pertaining to get the very beet.
Underneath the returned borne to ludepeudence today,
town.
tbe public welfare, aud has ever been first floor ie situated a cellar 15x20 nhe was aooompanted by Mrs Dorris
Already preparation» are in [ ogress
ready with open baud to advance any- feet for tbe storage of butter. I n the and Master Dorris who will visit there
for tbe erection of a hotel for .be ac­
thing that would advance Eugene's summer time tbe butter will be kept for a while.
commodation of pl“a»u»e seekers who
lutereste, sud we might say with truth, very oool here. The eecoud story of
flock to tbe mountains in that vicinity
be does not seek tbe ¡sieltion of mayor the building will be used as a store
in the summer tithe, and miner» who
PAID OFF OLD DEBTS.
at the expense of other candidates, room. the dimensions nt which are
are go.ng to and fr.<m tbe hunous Blue •jpecial to 11.s Guar J
aud
we have
been
Informed 30x38 feet. Anst»vator|
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River mine» at all times of the year.
that be will uuder no ciro»mat*noss boistiag tbe sa.i and
Failed in Benton and Crook Coun­
t etersburg
A sawmill Is also a probability in th»
run for tbs office In opposition to either from the first floor.
,
ties—Succeeded io Chicago.]
near future arid it is possible that a
Tfce Eugene ore»msi)y
Mr Chrisman or Dr Paine, who are
great electric plant for lighting pur­
the beet In tbe state a'nc
both bis frieuds.
Corvalfts Times: The name of Ed V
In which It Is arranged shows careful
pose» aud for the operation of rjuartz
A V otkb .
Pries
is familiar to Times reaulers. Mr
study and good Judgmeot on the part
mills, etc, will tie put In someday.
Price
is tbe man who operated in Bea­
ot the builder. Mr Elspaae informed the
The Blue River mines have grown
Court House Items.
reporter that during the summer he ton oounty along in the seventies, and,
o such proportion» as to necessitate
expected to mx«» 500 or 600 pounds of by reason of bad luck and bad msnags-
the establishing of a base of supplies
KCAL K8TATK TRANRKM
nutter per day slid with ttw machine meuO, fell Into det*, leaving ths ooanty
In their immediate vicinity to save
after making a failure at farming in
Isabella
Kobe
and
F
J
Kobe
to
Hans
ery he baa, a ton ooutd be made every
time and expense in procuring them,
Benton, ■ 1 at stock raising In Crook
Hanson lot 12 blk 7 Fisk’s ad to Gin­ day.
aryl Blue River City will be that base.
T“
He disappeared and was no
ned», >100.
Thio enterprise Is going to be a vtf.'J. oounty.
.
ir.re
of until recently, when he
F A Rankin et ox to L M Travis lot thing for the farmers adjacent to».
Eastern Tornadoes.
n' beard
creditor»
VARSITY DEBATING TEAM.
1 Huddlestou’s ad to Eugene, 8260.
gene. Much in tercet has been nru«ui., ------- - ------------- 1 checks to cover old,
M 8 Wilmot et ux to P M McPher­ feet by them In the concern, and ' no outlawed debts that be owed them. It
Tbs Birmingham, Alabama, torna­
son and C H Mathews, managers or doubt they will fernleh all tbe cream haa developed that slnoe leaving Ben­
do, noted in tbe G uard yesterday,
Whittlesey, Jakway and Goodall trustees of Springfield Camp Jio 247,
ton county nearly a quarter ef a cen­
killed 25 persons in that city. Five
that can be conveniently handled.
to Represent us Against
tury ago, that Mr Price haa become
WOW, land In Springfield, 1*00.
hundred bouse» were demolished and
head of one of the largo mercantile
Ablgal
Hemenway
to
Ansel
Hem-
Washington.
a property loss of >350,000 resulted.
Portland 'l»Mgram: A great many houses ot Chicago.
euwRy, W> scree In tp 17a r 4 w, 8200.
Other Alabama towns suffered.
How well the young man haa enc-
Jesse FT Smith et nx to J Albnrt peopte will agree with a Kalem man
Sever*! miles of railroad track were
U O Wrekly: By reason of the re»- Bcharen et al, 322 08 acres in tp 18 a T who expree»»» the opinion that iuter- ceeded in the bustnosa world Ie told In
destroyed in Georgia by tills tornado.
1 iiroatlon of throe ot tjie mem tiers from 8 w, $4500.
oollegiata oratorical contests are Injuri­ a catalogue of the hcueo, that has bee*
A tornado wrecked a hamlet near
»•
th» tryout teams, Messrs W L
Mary E Rogers to C Christensen ’60 ous rather than tieneficial. These sx- reoeived In Corvellla Tbe establish­
Gaveston, Texas, and killed and
Whittlesey 01, B C Jskway’Ol, »nd acres in tp 17» r 4 w, 83000.
ereises result in much jealousy, envy, ment la very largo, end the catalogue
injured several people.
O»orge O Goodall '02 will reprewot
Wm Barrett to Francis M Nlgha- strife and considerable meaauees, not shows a long list of departments with
Greenville, South Carolina, had a
th» University oi Oregon in the annual wander lot 7 block 1 Glenada, >20.
a PROMOTIo».
to speak of oeoasioual deoeption and a hundreds of employee. The frontlo-
cloudburst.
debate with Che University of Wash­
M J Walker to M J Billings lot 8 temptation totrlokery, If uot dishon­ pleee Io a picture of Mr Price in hie
Special to tbe Gnard.
Sunday, April *, is the Easter date
ington thigyear. These are the same blk 21 Bpringfield, >35.
esty, a» ba» just been demonatrated. It private office, and those who knew
W ashington , March 25.—President
| men who represented the 'varsity In
ought n< t to be so, but »o it aaems to him when a young man in Benton
this year.
MARRIAOR
Licma.
McKinley today appointed Hon H H I the two debates last year and, with
be; and that being lheoaee, the oou-j oounty readily recognize him from th»
Chas Littlefield gives away
Moody M Hollis and Amelia Ben- tret» do more harm than good.
Miller, of Eugene, Ü 8 consul at Nlu the expensnoe and study of the past
picture.
••Rambler.”
season, they ought to form an invinci­ ner, George H Mayberry witnsos
Chwang,
China.
This
la
a
promotion
of
A friend suggests that the month
Geo H Mayberry and Estella B
for Mr Miller. He baa had the con­ ble trio.
March is turned t’otber-end-to.
By reason of the dissolution of th» Brownies, Moody M Hollis witness.
r
Henry LoehMrand Ida E Robgppn,
Improvements are being made In the sulate at Chung Kiang.
Oregon-Pacifio-Willamett« debating
[Mr
Miller
’
s
friends
In
Eugene
and
Interior of the Hoffman House saloon.
league, tbe U O men will qnt snt-r the H Rebmen witness.
the slate at large will be glad to bear state contests this year, bui will meet
HOP CONTRACT.
P J McPherson Is bailding a neat
of bis promotion. An efjort was made tbe University of Washington, In Eu­
residence at Paltertou and Thirteenth
J
R
Cartwright
contract» ths product
for hts appointment as consul gsuersl
gene on May 17.
of 45 acres of hope across the river from
streets.
st Hong Kone, but bis frieuds were
W L Whittlesey, ’01, was a member Harrisburg In Lane county, to Lliteu-
too slew In recommeuding him for the
of tbe debating team In hl» freshman thal Bros for 10 esuts per pound.
place. ]
year and was leader In his sophomore
TH E GEORGIA TORN ADO
All Dress Patterns,
Waist Patterns and
Skirt Patterns
WEEKLY EOCENE CUARD
Daily Guanl. March JO
Nherlft Withers arrived in Eugene
today with John Pohl, aged about 45
or 50, who was arrested about 30 miles
west of Eugene, In tbe viclaity ef
Smithfield, for tbe heinous crime of
rape upon bis 14-year-old etep-daugbter,
Mary Haffka.
Pohl is a married man and Is a
farmer by occupation.
It haa been
supposed for some time that be has
t>een guilty of being criminally Inti­
mate with tils stop-daughter, and a
complaint was tiled and a warrant
sworn out for bls arrest. Tbe mau has
been Disced iu the oounty 1*11 and will
be given a preliminary examination
before Justice Wintermeier perhaps
Thursday.
If found guilty be should lie glvea
tto> full limit of imprisonment that tbe
law allows.
NO. 36
RAN XING BUSINESS
rese naM. Urn*.
Sielt
F-sncisco sad Por*-
» Id o» f,«vieti e^nWi«*
r*’*‘v«a «abject tn ebeek of oertif -
».■ r 7*nu"‘Mei to <.» will reos»’»
re>«it »ttentiue
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P. E. ffironcXABS.
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L. H. Porre»
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EUGENE
Loan ^SavingsBank
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(iollecm* • itowlesoor proapi »tie»t>oo
CM* su4 County «»rreots nought
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vics »-•»■••''
W. W MO»«
AMI lx»»*«'
Tbe Fourth Regiment t«od will give
their rei I nel rei pr ft erm a nee at Cottage
I Grove on the eveatug o< April 5tb.
and junior years. B C Jakway, '01,
haa held a position on the team since
he entered collage In 18V8, and Geo O
Goodall, '02. was second colleague last
year. These men are bright, energetic
»tudents and are well qualified to rep­
resent the University.
PROSAT» COURT.
In the matter ot the e»tale| of James
A Pope, decease d . Order for sale of
personal property.
R ural R oct » H wiwih . bks ,—Inas-
mueb as Ute question of establishing
tree rural mail delivery in districts
adjacent to Eugene has been talked of
with a fair prospect of securing It, the
BLIZZARD IN THE EAST.
following from an ex -bange Is of Im­
portance: "A new kind of swindle
Worst Stitr» Sinct 1S92 Is Rag- lias mails its appearance along the
rural free delivery routes In different
iag in Kansas.
liarta of the cmiDtry. A notice sotit
out by the poetoffice department states
K arra » C ity , Mo , March 25.—A that tbe gang of swindlers travel aboet
special to the Star from Hox.e, ktn., the country ret>r> venting tbemedveea«
•ays: nine*Saturday Might the wont postoffii-e inspectors. Tbs scheme Is
bllzaard stoce 188* ha» b.«n raging in to pretend to inspect the mall boxes
this portion of Kansas. ttoow has and theft demand from patron» a rental
drifted badly In every direction. The
of from 13 to >5. It 1» the habit of ths
Lincoln branch train tb snowed la one .swindlers to work their seberue«
mile east of
Hoxie. Th» lore I shortly after rural routre have bean
to livestock will likely prove heavy.
nstabiMlied, the patroD», not being
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familiar with th» requirements, being
Tbofioancec teuit’ee of the inter- eesliy led to believe that it Is necessary
collegiate oratorical aedHlatio* ha»de­ to pay rental on tbe boxee. Patrons of
termi ned tbs receipts of the late con- tbe rural routes In this oounty should
teat. The groa» am'.unt la Kk.2.30, be on the lookout for this gang, a» at-
•nd expenses shout >125.
This lo­ IteiMieyrlll probably be made to work
ti urte» the >25 paid for tbe medal. Tb» tbe game wherever route» h»ve been
net receipts, about MX), re mam with established unlaenibo »windier» are ar -
' rested or frightened.”
the local oratorical associano*.
Spring
CäpCS
Ju it opened today
Nearly trimmed and
th* latest pattern«.
Prices, $2.50, $3.00, $4-00,
$5.00 and $10.00.
HANNAN SHOE—|4.5O New MEN— the New Straw Hat»
are in, in the Golf shape.
Line of Childrens Shoes.
Ask for the Ladies A res ton.
KID GLOVES—New this week
SHIRT WAISTS—5Uct. Beauties.
in Suede for$ 1, all color».
FRANK DUNN.