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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1901)
EIGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY A LABOR BATTLE ROYAL i TO CLOSE OUT^ $8,000 STOCK NO 50. JULY • . 1901. An Entertaining Letter lohn I Handsaker. I Thirty-Five Thonsand Metal Worke s on a Strike. I OREGON TO IOWA. RAILROAD BRIDGE From One is to Span the River at Springfield This Summer. Drake University, Iks Moi-ie*, Iowa, Juue 2t<, 1901, — A trip acrora the o n- tlueut from Oregon to Iowa contains much of Interval eapeclally If It I* the first Journey. The scenery of IVe.tern Washington l* very much like that of Western Oregon. Here are the same will isvoLVt oTHta thousamo *. evergreen Cascade and Coast mountains CHitr xnatagi Ct. and instead or the Willamette river P1T1SBURG, July 1.—As a result of Special to tba Or a rd and valley we the t ’ owll's and e the refusal of the representatives of M brinofislii , Or, July 1.—William tli* American Steal and Sheet Com Chehalis. I« Here logging done on a high H Hood, cbiefenglneer of the Southern pany and the American Steel Hoop Company »ubsldary e. uipinie* of the scale. Many railroad* are con*tiuoled, Pacific Railroad Company, located at CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT BURNED- great Uuitad State* ste» I Corporation, apparantly, for thl* purpose aloue. Man Francisco, arrived by private con Near Tacouia we mw the massive to ilgn tlie worker»’ new * ale at Hat- Special to the Guard. veyance from Eugene at till* place urday’s eoutereuc,-, circular* were »ent »hop* of the N P R R. For awhile about 8 o'clock thl* morning. He care S an J ose , Cal, July 1.—A warehouse and its contents out from lb« National headquarter* of thl* company feared It had overbuilt the and that It would not pay to open fully viewed the Willamette river at of 450 tons of dried fruit were burned here today. The t’le Amalgamated A-m-ciatlou of Iron, shop*. Now they are talking of Steel A rinworaer* yesterday ami to th* site heretofore selected by engineer* loss is $60,000. day declaring a »trike at all the plant* enlarging them of the railroad company for the pro The “oil scars" 1* Ju t breaking out of the two oomblue* At the ou'aet A CHICAGO FATALITY. i— » posed bridge, continually comparing over thirty-five thousand meu are in here. Si‘4Cial to tlie Ltuard. the **me with plat* in hl* posaaaston. öfter* scenery of Northern Idaho volved sage brush. For a day or two from It I* stated that the bridge will be of A* alm at all the pla ,1. t the com C hicago , July 1.—Twelve boys took refuge in a barn abut down the first week tn July the time the traveler reaches this »tale steel and will be erected thl* lumrotr in the suburbs today on the approach of a thunder-storm. pany We aie going to give the man a re t and make and while tie crosses the Rockies he without doubt. Mr Hood also viewed The barn was struck by lightning with the result that needed rt pails to the pla its It will be may feel t’i* effect» of rarefied air. t » remodel Passing through Montana we are the ground» at Hemlerson Station, but eleven of the ooys were killed and one wounded. the first of August In fore the real bat our store and reminded of the vast inining interest* did this quietly. tle will begin. must move SENATOR KYLE SUFFERS RELAPSE. The ciuipatiy cannot well delay as we see the *tut Iter*. When we pas* i this line of Rumors for several day* have been operating longer than that, on account Custer statlou we are told that we are 'p eial to the Guard. Goods. of tli* present tl *><l of order*. lu fact, but forty uilles from where Custer and floating alront Eugens that th« bridge A berdeen , South Dakota, July 1.—United States Sen the urgent order» now on the Irooke his men “sold their live* dearly." aero** the river at K| ringfield would Call at once we read of ths proposition to re ator Kyle has suffered a relapse and it is not thought that ctu scarcely wait through July. Thu* As for bargains. be er*«t*<l till* summer and all train* lease the notorious Younger* from the aaaociatiou han almost a mouth he can recover. on th* east »Id* would tie run Into the prison we ln*tlncilv*ly listen for their more V‘ prepare for the coming strug gle It Is th* boast of the Amalga invitation to “*hell out." In passing yard* at till* city. PENSIONED RAILROAD EMPLOYEES. To confirm thia, Chief Engineer mated Aaaociatiou official* that by through the “Bad Lands'' as we enter Spec! 1 t<> the G uard . that time they will control 80 per cent North Dakota w* see that th* mighty Hood, of tlie Mont >eiti Paelftc system, tlie capacity of the combination’* force« of watsr and fire, fiercely batter arrived here this luoriiing in hie C hicago , July 1-—About two hundred of the old em of ing, have wrought a *<ene of strange plant*. ployees of the Illinois Central Railroad were retired on a confusion. Butte», from 50 to 150 feet special car and at 7 o’clock left hero in height, with rounduil »utnmlta and forMprlngfleld In a hask, having an pension today, according to the custom of the Company McDANIEL TO STAY IN “ PEN. sleep sides, stand closely crowded to assistant with him. with employees who have passed a specified number of WEEKLY gether. The mound* are In every Mr Hood n*v-r ie<ve- 8ati Francisco years in its service. Supreme Court Affirms Decision Ooncelvable form and are composed of only when vary important and ex different varieties of II ium I oos , aand- COLUMBIA BESTED CONSTITUTION. Against Slayer i f Clara stone and ligt ilte. No true* worthy pensive work is to be undertaken. - OF — Special to the Guard. The oonstructlen of the Springfield the name at* seen. In primeval times Fitch. MPBELL BROS., Publishers EUGENE, OREGON. dense forest* existed hets, sal* proved bridge means much to our city and wa B ateman ' s P oint , Rhode Island, July 1-—In the first Established In 1882. Oldest by the abundant pelrlfaction* of stumps, trust the work will tie pushed thia to th« Guard. Bink in the County. trial race of the American yachts Columbia and Constitu-( Special Hale in, July, 1— The itipretne court four te eight f-et in diameter. Fine *u miner. PCE--Ea»t side ot Willamette street, be General 3anking bjsiness in all branches tion to select a competitor to sail against the British yacht | of the state of Oregon bi nded down a specimens of l«avt a of the Pliocene ag«, tween Seventh and Eighth »treete in the International yacht race The Columbia bosted tho decision today in the appeal of Frank fossil oysters, clam*, ami crustacean* are found. These are called “Bad transacted on favorable terms Constitution. McDaniel, convicted of murder In Lands’’ from a French turm meaning Fell on Pitchforks. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. A. G. HOVEY, President Multnomah county, and *ervlngalife a country difficult to travel over and PIER BURNED. L. G. HULIN, Cashier. Only last Wednesday near Eugene nentetiee therefore in the Oregon peu- doe* not mean that the country I* B. H. HOVEY’. A*et fas' ie-. $2.00 [Year......... Special to Hie G uari >. unfit for grazing or agriculture. . 1.00 a ten-year-old boy fell from a load of Month«.... ilentiary. . .50 ■ Months.. B oston , July 1.—Pier No. 5 of the Hocsas Tunnel [One summer dsy lu 1M)9 the almost To one who was never out of sight <>f hay onto a pitchfork, the line* run Itefore, the plains of North ning through hi* body. Mtrangely Dock, at Charlestown, was burned today. The loss will nude body of a girl was found partially mountain* Dakota and Minnesota present a novel enough an almost similar accident reach §200,000. bidden In the brush of the Eset Port appearance. ■rtwin? rates made known on application occurred near Hillsboro Monday. iw* all business lettera to THE GUARD, B-tween Minneapolis and Hl l’snl Here I* the acoount. land public park. The Inquiries of an |rre, Oregon. are Mlnuvhaha Falls imuiorlallxsd In Hillsboro, July 1.—Francis, the 15* A Long Distance Fall But Es‘ Business Houses to Opeo Tonight almost frantic mother for her misslug ’ Hlawaiha," although It must be ad year-ol<l son of T R Davis,a well-to-do daughter, led to the Identification of mitted In the interes of tru h that the farmer living about three miles north and Tomorrow Night. L WHITSON, caped Unhurt. the body a* that ot Clara Fitch, a fall* BOW no-called ate not the original of here, fell off a load of bay this mornlug and the prong <>1 a pitchfork DENTIST. The Eugene buslnsea bou.es agreed uineteen-year-old girl. Police Inquiry Mintishalia Fall*. The fact« accord lug was run in Ills eye, which came out at purrhaw-l th* office anil fixtures of Ben Feeder, an employee of th the hack of hl* head. He lived but a Ot Eugene. I late dec*a«« 1 W V Henderson, I am Booth Kelly Co’s sawmill at Coburg, bid ay to forego the "early closing" developed the fact that she was laut to the Harper'» Magazine 1« that the few hour* and did not regalu oon- »prepared to do anything in the line of In the river are the genuine falls Saturday afternoon fell from the rear arrangeuisnt for this evening and to« seen In company with Frank Me •oiousnee». Btiitry in th« above »aid office, "Mlnnsliaha” and not those In L tile kown and bridge work a specialty. Paid up Cash Ce-i»al S5O OOO | chute, a distance of 25 feet below. He morrow. This is quite proper. Peo Daniel, a young man who wa* In tile Minnehaha creek. Surplus • $50,000 ellghted on a pile of slab* and just In ple from town and country are doing habit of keeping her company, A Historic Fort Hoelllng established the edge of the large fire uesd for burn Got the Lamps Free. LUCKEY, wan In 1819 stand* at the Junction of the chain of clrcurnatantial evidence Eugene, Oregon. extra trading for th* Fourth and ing up refu’e lumber, sawdust, etc. DXALXB IS general banking business At first it was thought he was should not be disappointed at the last woven »boutthe man charged with Minnesota and the Mis»l«*lppl rlveta. The lucky buyer* of Crsecent and Done on re a* I liable terms. Sigh The trip through Iowa’s rolling k«, W»tche«, Chain*, Jew- Htearn* bicycle* who received Molar draft* on Chicago, San Fraucuoo »nd Port fatally injured and Dr Kuykendall hour when there would be no further I the heinous crime, and lie narrowly hill* make* a person feel at home evsn J, Etc. lampe free were: 100th wheel EE Wil was called for. Ben lu a short time Ohance to supply their wants for the e*eape<l a hanging verdict, most of the land, Oregon. ... . , Waning promptly dona If there is no mountain* In signt. Bill* of exchange »old on foreign countries. “ came to" and It was found that be ti))lid son; 110, Abbie Allen: 120, Moody Neat: ill work warranted. Deposit* received subject to check or certifi Jury tavoriug a verdict of murder in Ho, a four days trip frotn Eugene af had only several alight braise* and a ° ’ ---------------------------- 13<>, Georgia Parker; 140, Edy th Kern*; cate of deposit. . the firvt degree, finally compromising fords «indy In geogra. Uy and geology, C WOODCOCK, Al) collection» entrusted to r* will receive small burn on one of hi* leg*, He 150, Wm Davie. Who will get the A Kelly Reunion. I Drompt attention on the second degree, which carried a an apportunlty for studying some of 100th wheel? The Creecent bicycle was in Eugene yesterday. attornk F at - law . P. E. S kodorass . penalty of imprl*onnient for life. —E d . the resouroe* of the great United •land* up. Mee them at F L Cham T G H xsdricx *, Ire-Oae-half block south of Ctrl in ('aubier. The Portland Telegram tell* about Htalos, reminder* of different stages Preaident. G uard .] k. L. H. PoTTXR of our national history, aud of A inert- ber»'. 3 B K arim , a peculiar family reunion that has Adietan t. Vice President The Fern-Killing Question. css’s most beautiful poetry and afford* become an event of that olty. It »ay*: Et a«**, Oaaoo*. an oecaaloual longing for one glimpee "The third annual reunion of the War 'Pax Off ot “Oregon Rweet Oregon." E ditor G uard : I Rotice In ysster-11 Kelly family, a majority of whose J ohn J H amdsakkh . k» »W alto * ■ a mabklxt Portland taxes are no* delinquent, day’» G uard an article beaded “How , members are the direct lineal descend Beginning yesterday it I* no longer FALTON & OVE I.TON. the tax colleetor’s office having oloeed of’Father'Clinton Kelly, a pio necessary to pay h war tax on the He Kills It." Let me tsll another ants , Tom <3 with the last day of June. Eighty VTT< RNEY8 AT LAW way, I ejwak by book. Several years I, neer of 1843, w*s held al the residence following: I hi Kind You H im Baars tka thousand dollar* were taken in on the ago I had plowed up the space In front of , Mr and MrsTJ Kelly, on Kxlly I pr»(-ti . in all the court* of th* »tate, Signatar» Bank check», last day. w—In Walton Block. *e ! of our house at the ranch. It wa* so aveaue , south of Kenilworth, Haturday. Telegram*. E l - oik *. O rkooh . ililck with ferns that it wa* bard tl was a notable gathering of the tribe I Money order» 1 plowing. I sowed it heavily with red ' ot ( Kelly, 90 representatives out of a Express receipt* Of Eugene, Oregon |T U CHESHIRE, M. D of about 175 In Oregon, Washing clover seed. In a year the clover total | Certificate* of depoilt. Paid Up Caih Cap**al - $50,000 killed out the fern« almost completely. ( ton and California, auswerlng the roll Life iniurance. Hardly one fern left to the square rod. , call. They came from near and far, Certificates of damage f HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Surplus ■ * ’ 5,000 And today there »re not more fern». , and ths reunion was In every way a Receipt*. pas ldg. A GXNinAL BANRING BUSINISa TRANS- Another Instance. A year ago last , success. A feature of the reunion was Chewing gum AOTtO OS r»VOR*«Lt TXRMS- fall I bad plowed the spaces between the family dinner under a row of wide Eugene, Oregon. Commercial broker*. Draft« woeö <”» ‘be V,nc*P*1 cU,e* °* th« ! three rows of apple tree* and sowed spreading cherry trees, where a table Telephone messages. of them thick with red clover, and I 80 feet long groaned under the weight | Promissory note* Lasts until July 5th. w BROWN, m . d . noticed a few day* ago that In thee* of good thing* prepare I by th* good Lea*»-». -pace* likewise there Is hardly more ladles of the Kelly clan.” i U, and couDlr Warrant» Mortgage*. Waists worth 50 cts now 39 cts pHYS|i IAN AND SURGEON. o. « »sise. than one fern to the square rod. “The I Bill* for lading for export. W I SHOWS. Waists worth 75 cts now 59 cts Vice *r««i*sn' FrSSMaet k~Up*tú » ii, Chris-neu Block. I r »if of the pudding is In the eeting.” GOOD ROUND SENTENCE. w W. BROW* Warehouse receipt*. I r W. OSBUR*. Waists worth $1.00 now 69 cts isti €»»M»r l he rest of the apple orchard is thick COMS’- Bond», except Indemnity. » to 11 a mj 12 to 2, $ to 9 m. p No reserve, all go. High price waists in||propoiiion.’ --------------------------- -- with fern. Proprietary medicine*. Deserved Many I tbitik this way better than that But See window display. Perfumery and cosmetic*. More. given In the article alluded to. It I* Charter party. easier and I think the results better. In addition to the war taxe* re- It kill*the ferns, root srd branch, and Spacial to tke Soard pealed, they will be materially reduced »t the same time it enrich»* aud give« B oise C ity , Idaho, Ju'y 1.-Judge on beer, clgsreite*, toba» <» and snuff, heart to the »oil. Farmers do not eow Htewart. of th* district oourt, this cigar*, foreign bill* of exchange, do*«r»eed enough. Take all away »F. <&¥• it ■ *¡M>y bu ket-diop traneaction*, etc. To *k*» the man man thst th» «ay» ,o.,ogb to take » wh~l »1^ aud give nothing m return but starva morning eentsmwd Al DoUgls* to 20 u l nut It 1« K ""1 tion, bow can an^ soil help growing year* in th* penitentiary for the crime th« pro;« tool*c»a doit *eu j. , r. Heed ground heavily with red of rap«. The crim« w»» oemmltted In For McKenzie Travel. -lov. r, mow It the second year and the January, 1900, and the victim, Grace Bicycle f .llowtng »pring. when up 4 to 6 Inches Lingenfelter, was then 13 year* of age When traveling the M' Keiixl* road plow it uuder, and I am sure that the Repairing do not forget “Dutch Henry'»,’’ 26 land will produce more in two years Mb« I* a mother now. miles from Eugene, God feed for .saould aot.be sot he •»*«•1 attempted .saould ’»*’ at h" , 1 than it would In three year*’ ordinary .„or wheel look, ol-l and «hab V. h*M I horses, and ent* a good table fortravel. At cost and below. Seo window. These shoes ar« A Lively Row. eaaaatod- 1< ’ " . ' cmppiDg and pay goodllntereet on the A convenient drive fr >m Eugene for frame en»mel**l. Th* cost in either genuine, no humbug. The Trowbridge piano, the hsve it «et right, loaded team* to etop >ver night, or time it lay in clover. caoe will be trifling. best on earth worth $650. Tickets on tint piano D E L dvxridwr . lighter vehicle* that g -t a late dirt. -perl*, to lh*<i«ard. Botex.Ja'.y 1.-A eeriows tight oo- Term* reasonable. will I m » given on every 25 cent sale on my entire line of merchandise, carpets, clothing, shoes, dreee- Beoat. r Kyl*. of Mouth Dakota, died ourred at th* Idaho penitentiary a few ' ’ aad Maaafoetaee Bieycl". <7*2» 5 »t In* home In Arberdeen at 5 o’clock day* ago. Convict Gordon knocked goods, finishing gooda and all Piano in corner To Cure a Cold in One Day I. moi. Kzasas. Me. co, Id*, aed 0 ^1 are ■»’» Ve<t*rday sfterDooo of heart trouble another «onvid *mel Fraal down drug store. Do not lie misled. t*r‘*nce. We »¡«s, repair ppioa «ad lewiug M*chine«. Take Laxative Bromo Qulnln« Ta li »ut-ricduced by malaria He was 47 with his flat. Frsai’s »kull was frae- «ear* <f »I«1*1 10 tb* tured by bitting th* »tone fi mt and b* st*. AH druggist* refund the ni'H1») Both were life-termers. fit fal.s to cor«. E. W. Grove’* aigim- UaH 41 Mtates senate tn 1890, and may die ' Frcel baa not regained c-iuaciousaeas. ura ia on each box. lAc. kn’s and ing list be losed out by jy 5th, 1901 HoNIPTON EUCEHF GUARD LANECOUNTYBANK -FIRST--- A EUGENE Loan s Savings Bank Shirt Waist Sale Don’t Listen] » We have four Experts Barker Gun Works. Frank Dunn