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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15 1902.
NO 35
J
ANEW LIGHT PLANT
BARGAI S
THIS W.EK
Ladies’ Suits
and Woo;
Waists^
Call at once.
Hampton Bros.
[EKLY EucENE cuABD. ! t HE PRESTON BLOCK
‘E - East «ide ot Willamette street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth street.
rERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
. .72.00
.. 1.00
.. .50
[ear.........
Luth,....
|Month»..
ûing rate, made known on application
ta all business letters to 1 HE GUARD,
me, Oregon.
WHITSON,
DENTIST.
r purchased the office and fixture, of
late lieceaaoti W V Hendereon. I ant
prepared to do anything in the line of
Hatry in the above »aid office.
twn and bridge work a specialty.
LUCKEY,
I
DIALÏB IR
Watche», Chain», Jew-
Etc.
tiring promptly don,,
ork warranted.
WOODCOCK,
ATTORNE Y A T- LAW.
i—One-half block width of Chrism
Æ ugok , O b tow.
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
YSICIAN AND
SURGEON,
an ldg.
Eugene, Oregon.
W BROWN, M. D.
•HY8ICIAN AND SURGEON.
►- Upstairs in Chrisman Block.
lurtU 9 toll a m; 12 to 2 «to 6 pm
■ jgene ,
OREGON.
E»t,bll»h,S In tati. OIS,»t
Bank In th, Cttntf.
era! Banking busmen inali branchi*
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
L. G HULIN ''aehier.
B. H. HOVEY, Amt Cashier
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aliami Bank
Daily Uuard. Fehlt
Mise Marie Ware is ill.
F A Rankiu te lu Portland.
Harry Wynne, of Cottage Grove, it
in tbs city.
Walter Shelley
perllouit I,.
J D butinmu returned this after-
nuou from Walker.
Mias Lizzie Aya returued thia after
I
udon from Portland.
Blind Johnny Keeney returued to
OTHER COUNCIL MATTERS.
I G when thia afternoon.
D aiiv Gaard. Feb 11
I P Inman and F E ei&rttn, of
The regular mom toy meeting of the I Lorane, are lu Eugene.
city couucll was held in the city hall
Clarence Thompson and wife, of
last tight. Mayor
Chrisman aud
Leaburg, aie iu the city.
Councilmeu Osburn White, Barner,
W H Abram* came down from Cot
Greeu and Peter were prevent, Roney
tage Grove tbla afternoon.
absent.
Mi«a Zeila Goode returned this after
The most important matter to come
up before the body was the application noon from a vi-it at Dixter.
of F L Chamber, fra franchise for a
Mia« Faith Johnson arrived (1 )wn
l*rlod of 60 years for an electric plant from Creswell thia afternoon.
iu the city. The matter was referred
Mrs M J Jenkin« came down from
to the judiciary committee.
I Cottage Grove thia afternoon.
F. L. Chambers Makes Applica
tion for a Franchise.
Fraternal Insurance.
tsuditig from Midgie.'s sa»h aud door
factory to the water works, and it will
Occasionally the death of a promi-
be put in place immediately, but the
neut man with iieavy lusurauoe In
others not until next Heptember.
heralded abroad by the the «launch
old-line life insurance coot pao leu,
much to their glory. But there Is an
infinitely greater ln«urance work be
ing done among the fraternal insurance
older«. For ln«tauce the little com
munity of ball Creek, in the neighbor
hood of twenty miles up the Willam
ette fr< tn Eugene, has a Woodmen
lodge of sixty two members. Just
think of $124,000 of life insurance be
ing carried in that one out of lhe way
locality! Ami this is not an exception
al instance.
The presence of Head Coneul Falk-
euburg of the Woodmen of the World
in Eugene today makes mention of
the tienefits derived from fraternal in
surance particularly appropriate. This
and other orders of kludred alms have
done and are doing a noble work in
alleviating the woei that attend the
I loot, of the hu»band and protector.
FARMERS!
When in Eugene remem
ber that the old courthouse,
just back of the new court
house, has been refitted for
an eating and lodging house.
Good rooms with entirely
new bedding and furniture.
A very quiet place, yet near
the business part of town.
Ed Howe, who formerly
conducted the Ninth Street
restaurant to the entire satis
faction of the farmers, is in
charge of the new eating and
lodging house.
Of Fugen«.
Frank Dann
Frank Dann
NEW GOODS
N >W ON DISPLAY.
up Cech C« •Wei 880 OOO
860,000
Eugene, Oregon.
SFNKRAY P» KTNG Rr'RfNK ’3
I*«, oe tr m V J.l, term*.
di» -
•a» tTiirngn, Ran
«1 Port-
Oregon.
• ■>fevrhBr.r • '! n f.srign o latri*
Its rsr- .ved *al - tv. ciwek a sesti
I l-l--.it.
en cti. n, sntro- nt > us will reos4 r*
’< »ttaati a
Hn x:ct>,
^ioa Prnáieat
FALKENBURG HERE.
Head Consul of the Woodmen
Speaks Tonight.
RECEPTION
THIS AFTERHOOH.
Daily Gusnl, Feb 11.
Today i« a red-letter day with the
Woodmen of tlie Worid iu tb s city,
the occasiou being Hie visit here of
Dial idol of lhe “choppers," Hon F A
Falkenburg, bead consul of the Pacific
jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the
World, and tlie founder of perfected
PRESIDENT
Woodcraft, ou an official visit to the
Hp. cial to lhe Guard
“neighbors" of Eugene camp No 116
and ths Circle of Women of Woodoraft.
roton
Mr Falkeuburg came In ou the 1
o’clock traiu this morning accom
panied by Head Banker C V Cooper,
of Pori land, and Grand Clerk nt lhe
Worneu of Woodcraft J L Wright, of
Leadville, Col. Mrs Falkeuburg iia~
been here several days visiting her rel
atives, Mr aud Mrs H F Hollenbeck, j
OTHKK MATTERS.
Alma Etherton returned thia afitr-
Mr Falkeuburg on his arrival hers
C uncilmau Peter read the report of noon from a short trip to Junction,
proceeded
to the Holieubeck residence
the street oouimittee ehowiug that
Richard White and Joint niter wood
on
East Eighth street wiiere he spent
3,664 feet of lumber had beeu used iu are smoug the Groveitee iu the city.
the remainder of Hie night aud took a
construction
of sidewalk erotMings
Henry aud Hamilton Veatoh came needed lest this morning. He was
during the mouth of January.
’ down from the Grove I his afternoon.
seen by G uard reporter this morning.
The fire and water committee’s re
Dr C W Lowe returned this after He stated that his meetings with tile
port recommended that four additional
light, be located by the council. The noon from his trip to tiie lower valley. different cauij»« throughout tlie North
as SOON AS WEATHER PERMITS.
C F Austin returned this afternoon west have tieeu very euocersful and
report was adopted and referred to the
Dally Uuiru Feb 11
' tire aud water committee with power from Hhedd. He ha« not yet taken largely attended. Consul Falkenburg
Wm M Preston is haviug plans and
wa-iu Eugene iu 1892, having insti
j to act. A motion that three of the charge of the hotel there.
specifications drawn for extensive im
tuted the local camp ot Woodmen at
four new lights be installed in Hep-
Mr,
W
H
Hoffman,
Mr*
John
provements to be made in his brick
lumber, and one in the manufactur Powell and Mrs Agnes Joyce went to that time. He stated that he remeui-
building on Willamette street now
ing center at ouue was adopted.
Junction City this afternoon on a bi nd his visit here with great plea-ure,
occupied by Preston & Hales’ harness
that be was glad to be here again ai d
Ou motion of Councilman Barker Visit.
store.
was highly gratified at the splendid
the city attorney was instructed to
Mrs
J
E
Ostrander,
of
Cottage
Grove,
When interviewed by a G uard re
look up the the title to property ear- who has been visiting tier daughter, growth of the Eugene ca.np.
porter Ibis mornlug, Mr Preston stated
roundlug the manufacturing district.
THE RECBPTION.
Miss Ntua, In this city, returned home
that the contemplated improvements
The matur of openiug East Twelfth this alteruoon.
included the erection of a second story
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Consul
street the distance of one block from
and a two-story addition onto the rear
Rev D 0 Kellems went to Comesttwk aud Mrs Falkenburg were given au
Willamette to Olive, was referred to a
of the building, extending 34 feet clear
this afternoon to preach the funeral informal publlo reception iu tlie ar-
committee of three composed of Peter,
back to Park street, having a glass
of Unole Billy Wilson, who died thir ' moty parlors. Tlie Women of Wood-
Greeu aud Osburn.
front on tliat street, ti e same as the
thia morning. He was one of th , eraf had tastilj decorated the rooms
Councilman Gr<en was made chair
Hall grocery etore now Is and the
oldest settlers in Douglas county.
with evergreens and potted plants aud
Dunn block will be a ten the big addi man of the street committee in lhe
(lowers aud they presented a pretty
J
M
Talley
and
family
returned
last
absence of Chairman Roney.
tion to that building • tlnistied.
appearance. A large number of Eu-
Petition of L O Beckwith asking the night from the Eist, they having gone
Mr Preston said thn the upper etory
! geue’s prominent citizens were pre
to
Waverly,
Kansas,
to
be
at
the
bed
council for the privilege of placing a
of hie building will e divided into
sented to tlie distinguished visitor and
nill uuder ids frame buildiug nn West side ol Mr Talley's mother who was
office rooms and would be reached by
his charmiug wife.
seriou.-ly
ill.
Hhe
Is
now
recovering.
two stairways, one 1< aditig from the Eighth street in order to move the
1,8 Kowiaud came in from Walton
TONlUllT'S KXKHCIHER.
buildiug
16
incbe«
to
the
east
to
make
Willame'te street front aud the other
yesterday to attend the big Wcsdmer.
room
for
Mike
Schneider
to
erect
a
from the Park street fr n'.
The armory pavilion baa been pre
moeilng tonight H-walktd the iis-
With these improv merits the build brick building, wa« referred to the
pared
for the big meeting tonight at
tance, 30 miles, from daylight to di«rk,
ing will be practically a new one and I chief fire warden with power to act.
which is go< d time considering the which Mr ralk-nburg will deliver an
will add materially V h<- appearance
address. A platform lew been elected
Mr i Lambers was interviewed this muddy roads.
of Chat locality.
lu the west end of lite hall and a large
Henry Macy, of Lebanor, Ind, who
Architect W T Cano »«11 is drawing : mon ..¡g In regsrd to bis new light
numlter of chairs have t>eeii placed on
the plans and wheu t ty are finish«C j plant. He stat, d iha if the franchise has been in the county looking for a tile floor. Following is the program
t leoontract for thee re tior if the adcil- I ¡a granted he will im nediately estab. «Unable place to locate, left this after -1 of exercises tonight:
If lie !
’ions will be let and v»rk will begin il»h bia system at tne woolen mill noon for home via California,
Houg, U O quarter, Dr Btroug, Profs
eight and put in a 100 light machine. finds no place that suits him Iretter Glen, Duutt, Res-ler.
as soon a- th- weather permit,’.
At the outset he will »upply lights for than Oregon he will move out here, lie j Address of welcome, Dr D A Paine.
Dally Gaard Feb 11
the woolen mil', Miiiitley's sash aud says.
Holo, Mrs Hallie Parrisli-Hloge-t, of
M ose A rc L i « h 8.—A s will be
door factory, Mr Chai .hers’ hardware
Miss Bessie Jennings returned this Halem.
noticed iu our report of the City coun
.«tore, Li- frame stene I nilding occupied afternoon from Monmouth where she
Bhort address.
cil proceedings lu tooay’s paper, four
by a tailor shop and < ' '»»making shop has been attending tiie normal school. | Kong, U O quartet.
additional arc lights wen ordered for j
north of ll.e Clirlstnh i block, besides Miss Jennings is a member of the
Address by Head Consul F A Fal-
kigtit.ng the streets. Oue will be
{the eight or teu residence* owned by ladies’ basket ball team which ha» \ kentiurg.
placed in the manufacturing distric I
Mr Chamber« in the city, using about won so many games this winter and
Hong, Mrs Hallie Parrish-Hlnge-.
aud the other three iu various localities
4' 0 lights.
which is conceil <1 to be the champion
Consul Commander J M Williams of
In the residence section of the left^to
city I [ Mr Cbatutiers intends thia plant to
t«am of tlie state
the local camp will preslt e at the
The matter of their location wa- L..
be a nucleus for s' general lighting sys
meeting.
the committee ou fire und water to re
tem and may in the not far future in
A
S
plendid
V
ehiclk
.
—
There
is
on
port at next m«etlng of the council
stall a larger plant aud compete with exhibition at Henry Huddleston’s
It has been decid«d by the committee
NEW ASSAY OUTFIT
the company operating the present sys* cyclery ill the Walton block a small
to place the cue allotted to the manu
I tern of efectric lights.
wagon which wan made by Mr Hud
facturing district on top of the tower
dleston for Caspar Clark, non of Dray- Installed at the University OÍ
which supports the power cable ex-
Another Story to Be Added and
Extension Built.
PBELL BROS.. Publisher«
PERSONAL
New D ss Goods in for Spring.
Melrose. Beautiful Crepes, New shades
in Etomines, Whip Cords.
Broad Cloth, price from 50c to $1.50
per yar wide
-J widths.
=-*•*--
New vc dngs in Chiffon for hat trin ming
N
and vei ’ s. Special attention to our
Beautif 11 Wash Silks 5octs per ya; d.
Hop S ickiog
FRANK DUNN
AND WIFE COURAGEOUS.
G
, Mass, Feb 11—Young Theodore Roosevelt, the
President’s son who is ill with pneumonia, passed a restless
night last night.
There is some improvement in the condition of the
boy. Tlie crisis in the inflammation of the left lung is
past, while that of the right is expected today.
President Roosevelt and his wife are almost constantly
about the bedside. They are bearing up well.
USUAL BANK ROBBERY.
Special to ths Guard.
S tone Four, Illinois, Feb 11 — The First National Bank
of this city was broken into by burglars early this morning.
Tho robbers escaped with about ten thousand dollars.
THE CHINESE TURN.
Special to the Guard
H ong K ong , Feb 11 A big fire is raging in the Can
ton suburbs. Theie are practically no facilities for fight
ing fire and it must burn itself out.
Already four hundred houses have been destroyed.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
Special to lite Guard.
W ashiniiton , Feb 11—The Woman’s International
Suffrage Convention will meet in this city tomorrow.
Many of the prominent advocates of the movement have
already arrived.
AMARINE DISASTER.
Bpecial to the Guard.
(J ape M ay , N J, Feb 11—An unknown schooner was
burned oil-shore last night.
The hull is now drifting with the ice. The life saving
grew is unable to reach tho vessel.
BANK WRECKER IN COLLAPSE.
S|>eclal to the G uard
D etroit , Feb 11—Frank C Andrews vice-president o
the City Savings Bank, also Commissioner of Police, who
togethoi with his brother is responsible for the wreck of
the bank, is in almost complete collapse.
Latest developments tend to confirm the general
opinion that the other bank officials were partners in the
conspiracy to appropriate tho funds of depositors.
PACIFIC OCEAN GALE.
Special to the Guard
S an F rancisco , Feb 11—Heavy galea are reported al
' long the coast lino from this city to Vancouver’» Island.
It is feared that not a few marine disasters will result.
TIIE CONNECTICUT FIRE.
tpcclal to the G uard .
W aterbury , Fob 11--Gangs of laborers are employefl
in relays clearing the burned district of the city of debris.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER
man Clark, for hie team of goata. Tne
Oregon.
vehicle I, a beauty. It han pneumatic
tire wheel,, two flue bicycle lamps in
The department of mining engineer
CASE.
front and is iiandsoin«ly painted.
ing at lhe University has recently ex
4|>e>'ial
to
tile
Guard.
pended |8(X) for m assaying outfit,
D ied at A sylum .—Ju Jgo H R Kln- consi-ting of a Union Iron Work*
an rancisco
c»ld has been untili <1 of tlie death of rock crusher and a grinder, driven
Lottie Miller at th« Oregon In«»ne by a two-horse («>wer elec'rlo tn tor
Aiylutn at Halem, Haturdaj , Feb 8, of for preparing a-say samples, Beeiden
consumption. Hbe was committed to ttiese a number of band cru-bers ami
that institution from Lane cuuuty pulverizers, for the same purpose. The
July 8, 1901.
furnace«, which have a capacity of
about 20.) complete assays per day, or
Posters are out announcing a grand ' I twelve fusions every 20 minute .are all
ball to be given at Coburg Friday even ofe rated by gasoline from two oentrt
ing, Feb 21.
tanks, with a capacity of atmut 15 gal
Roaeburg Plaindealer: Eugene made lons each. The department also pos
UNIVERSITY WON.
STANFORD TRACK TEAM.
a ecoop on the other town« of its cl*»« sesses three first-cia«« as«ay tialsnoe»,
one
of
which
will
easily
show
as
little
on one thing. It la a genuine locomo
Beat Co C at Indoor Baseball by
bile which uuder the management of as five cents worth of gold to tlie ton of
Will Come North to Contest With
Ha owner, E H Ingham, glide« up and i ore.
17 to 5.
Tlie a-eay d partment is designed
Eugene and Seattle Uni
down the street, of bat oily like a
Daily Guard, Feb 11
thing ot life, attracting attention like wholly for purposes of Instruction, and
versities.
Tlie Indoor iiasebali game in the ar-
a circus.
I commercial work is not undertaken;
mory pavilion betw-eu the U O and
The Native Daughter»’ reception to but problems in a««aylng ami metal
Co C team« last ulglit resulted le a vic.
■
Htanford
University,
C*l.
Feb
10,
lurgy
that
are
t<s>
difficult
for
the
or
Mrs W Kuykendall, grand president
im wi t go ory for (tie Universlry team by ■ soorv
Monday night was an enjoyable«ucce»« dinary practicing a«ssyer are some Stanford«’Vsr>-lty truck
north
to
cout
't
with
the
•
rack
team- of 17 to 6.
times
welcome
I,
In
order
to
demon
President Kuykendall favored the as
Tlie game was w.lneesed by about
semblage with an address, Mr« R Mo- strate the advantage of the scientific of the Oregon and VL asbi gu»r eta'e
150 people aud was exciting at times.
Universities.
The
-lev
it
will
be
way
of
doing
things.
Murphey rendered a piano solo, Mis*
j neld with tlie University of Oregon Co C showed lack of team work
Anna W hi leaker read a selection, fol
' sthletea at Eugene and th« second will and several costly fumble« allowed
Dally OaarS, Feb It
lowed by the song ‘ Oregon’’ by Mrs
take place iu Seattle, with the Uoi- t.iieir opponents to pile up such a large
Laura Harris, and the Mieses La
DouBLB F unkkal —The remains of
score
Verne Long, Edith Hoffman ami Lot James T and Dau 1st T Howe arrived v r«ltyV»f Washington,
Following was the score by tnuinttR:
tie Waller. At the close of the pro on the late train yesterday evening and
UO.......... 0 4 1 1 2 2 1 1 6-17
gram dancing and other social amuse were conveyed to the residence of J M
H hort H toky W kitrus .—Hatur- Co C........ 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0- •
ments were enjoyed aud a lunch wa, Howe at the east end of Eleventh
dsy’s Hnlem Journal prime a 11«t of
served.
Daily Uuard Feb 11.
The funeral was held tbla talented llr-rary laborer» of elio North
' street.
Bo*w C akiikk — James Den toe,
A curious case down In Linn county afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, R,V H A Usci tic e* a-* wiionr« b< «Ollilwg noi ed
baffle« the skill of lhe physicians. Th« Green, of the Baptist churcb, officiat for their coi trhiutioi » in ili« line of wlio ba- been engaged as i oes carder st
the w leu mill, arrived tills afternoon
17 vear-old son of Mett Miller, of ing. The remains were taken to the short »torte« t" • e <1 fi
il ■ sgasine-
Knox's Butte, ha« been HI for four Masonic eeinetery f r Interment in a of thè Wes» Am '«« ’beni sr m«n- < <1 w.il commence setting up the
carding machinery tomorrow morning.
years. For seven months he hat lain double gr*ve.
tioned Mi* frvinz M Glt-n, • f Eugene;
In b-d in abaolu’ely one p Millon,
Mrs Lische« M Miter, . f Portland, Mr Deo ion is a man of large experi-
D ry H ouse FrwtSHKD.—Chapman and K*»l»r ri GeW ■ ri, of Oregon City. enoe in hl« lir e of work, having served
without the movement of a single
•< oe 12 year, in Hc-dietid, nine in the
mu« ie ex-ept tb've gov.-rnlug speech A Hon yes’erday «MMpleted their dry
ai mills aiui four years at Ongoa
and dig- tiou, every effort to move how» at <beir csw plardng mill out at
B ohm . —In Halem. k»b 10 to Mr aud i 'ity. The management of the wooiea
causing intense pair». His pulse bus »h« sentii end of Willamette -treet.
mill is to be congratulated «pea the
been oe»i»tantly 13U to 150 per minete. The main building i» ready for lhe Mr, H Knock, » sor». Mr Hno«>k I, the da« of «allied labor they are Impert-
The troob * t>as not been learned for mecblneiy « ' »rt <>f which ha«already contractor who bunt the new Pattar iug to ovirsee the different depart-
I menu of their plant.
mi tchool here.
be«t> Installed
certain. I Is not paralysis.
S F
, Feb 11—The Coroner’s jury is investi
gating the murder of Miss Nora Fuller whose body, with
marks of strangulation, was found in a vacant house yester
day.
The girl had been missing four weeks but the antopsy
surgeon is confident that death occurred not longer than
ten days ago. A man giving the name of John Bennett is
wanted by tlie police on suspicion of being the guilty party.
I