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HEEUGENE WEEKLY GUARÌ)
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY APRIL 12 1902
e
The
New
Styles
thi
Ladies’ Spring Suits
Are Here
•
Hart*
Schaflfaep
»?
IB
Agents for
Gordon Hat.
Sfatte
Clothes
Hampton
ri S & M CLOTHING
Finest ever shown in town.
They are nobby styles . . .
WEEKLY EUCEHE GUARD
JUSTICE AND CONSTABLE.
i
Leon Edmunson and “Jack" Smith
Named by the Democrats.
MPBELL BROS., Publishers
[CE-E*»t side ot Willamette «treet, be­
tween Seventh aud|Eighth streets
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Month«.................................................... i-00
: Month«....................................................... 60
g rata« made known on application
J buaineM letters to THE GUARD,
Oregon.
1 WHITSON,
DENTIST.
' punhased the office and fixtures of
Se dtcesaed W V Henderson, I am
rapared to do anything in ths line of
«try in the shove «aid office.
m and bridge work a ipecialty.
ä LUCKEY,
Dally Guard. April 7
ATTORN E y " a T-LAW.
south of Chrism
ieotm, OiBOON.
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
uuuwi ldg.
Eugene, Oregon.
W BROWN, M. D.
When in Eugene remem­
ber that the old courthouse,
just back of tho 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.
physician and surgeon .
1
in Chrisman Bieck.
H»un; 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 3, 6 to 9 p m.
attorney - at - law .
» is Loan A Having bank building. Room
special attention given to land and mining
Eugene, Oregon,
FIRST
A
Table Linen Sale..
Monday April 7th we will
place on sale 1000 yards
Ot Fugan*.
4 up Cash CspHa! BBO.OOO
relue
SBO.OOO
Eugsne, Orogen.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
j-
oa r»«a jaahfo terms.
SiffM
7 « Chkago, Saa Fraactooo aad Port-
"term.
«U« M «ícnaaga «old oa f‘V*i*B coaaUriaa
*wh»
«abjaet to cbaek a* oartifi-
«•ffopwit.
*2 o .foetion* mtnwtod to
will reeatv'
•t* Mtoattoo.
G Hwnaica«,
,7» >«at.
P. E. Szonaaaaa.
Caablar.
LARI
MIR.
Baur Gear*. April »
Yesterday's Porllaud Telegram prints
a list of names that are being men­
tioned for positions on the demo­
oratio state ticket to be uztuvd Tuure-
day when tbe state convention meets
PUBLIC DINNER
In Portland. Foilowlug Is tbe Hat:
Bp«*claJ
to
the Guard.
For Governor—George E Chamber-
lain.
harleston
For Supreme Judge—Thomas Craw­
ford.
For Secretary of Blate—W J Mor­
row.
For Btate Treasurer—Frank Durbin.
For Attorney-General—Lark Bilyea,
of Lane; John Nolan, of Clatsop; A D
Bllllman, of Utuatbla; J H Bmlth, of
I latsop; or Judge Benuetl, of Wasco.
For Buperintendent of roblic In­
struction—E E Bragg, of Union; J C
Reed, of Lane.
For Blate Printer—Ira Campbell, af Special te Iks OuarS.
Lane;
Mr Long, of Washington;
uluwayo
Charles Nickell, of Jaoksoo.
For Congressman In first district—J
K Weatherford, of Linn.
For Congra«smati In second district
—C E 8 Wood, of Multnoouab ; J H
Raley, of Umatilla; Sylvester Peu-
uoyer, of Multnomah.
Spacial to the Guard.
For Indorsement of United Blates
Senator—J W Hamilton, ot Douglas.
an rancisco
IN
HIS
HONOR TONIGHT
C
, South Carolina, April 8.—President
Roosevelt arrived here this forenoon at 9:30 to attend the
opening of the Cotton Exposition.
The President was met and given an enthusiastic wel­
come by thousands of citizens. He will be the guest of the
city during his visit.
A dinner will be given him at tho Charleston Hotel
tonight. Prominent citizens from all over the South will
be present on the occasion.
THE DEAD FINANCIER.
B
, South Africa, April 8.—The funeral party
with the remains of Cecil Rhodes have arrived here.
The burial on the Matoppo Bills will take place Thurs­
day.
CANNERY COMBINE.
BREVITIES.
Dully Guard. April »
S F
, April 8.—Tho Hammond - McGovern
salmon fishing interests have formed a cannery combine.
They are making arrangements to go very extensively
into the handling of Columbia River salmon by cold storage.
A hundred thousand dollar cold storage plant will be built
at Astoria.
EARL KIMBERLY DEAD.
L
, April 8.—The Earl of Kimberly, the Liberal
leader in the House of Lords, is dead.
SOME IRISH DISTURBANCE.
C
,Ireland, April 8.—A largely attended meeting was
held here last night for the purpose of expressing sympathy
with the Boers. The speeches were mainly of an inflam­
matory nature.
The city is in an excited condition today and the
authorities fear and are preparing for trouble tonight.
DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
R
, April 8.—The Douglas County Democratic
convention met here today and placed the following ticket
in nomination:
Representatives, Willis Kramer and Ira Wimberly;
judge, B W Strong; commissioners, Jos 0 Lough and Wm
Sagaberd; sheriff, F WDillard;clerk,Zopher Agee; assessor,
H BGillette; treasurer, Frank Gorrell; surveyor, Oscar
Thiel; coroner, Dr Hoover. O P Coshow of Linn Coun'y
was indorsed for congressman of this district.
BRITISH-BOER PEACE RUMORS.
L
, April 8.—Rumors are current that negotiations
are well under way that will result in j>eace for South
Afrioa.
The cabinet met last night and discussed the war situa­
tion.
LANECOUNTY BANK
►VIS R BEAN
Dally uaani April«
StvrSAL
The hills are white with « row .
Coroner G W Griffin this morning
Mrs Emmett Witbrow is very 111 at
empaneled a Jury to enquire into the
Bpeolal te the Quard.
manner of tbe man’e death, tbe follow­ the borne of her father, N 8 Btepbene,
ing meu being choeeu: J M Howe, in Noti valley.
ondon
Tbanew Evening Journal of Port­
Voluey Hemenway, Jerry Horn, Hugh
Hamptou, Cal Young aud George land is still growing. It now prints
Fieber. They met this morning about eight pape« and is very readable.
lOo’olock at tbe undertaking rooms
Maple Lodge, Order of Lions, el-
Special to tho G uard .
where tbe body lay, aud together with joyed a banquet in Frank’s hall laat
Dre D A Paine and J W Harris exam­ night after tbe initiation of several
ork
ined 1 be injuries. A deep gash in the candidates.
back of tbe htad caused tbe death.
Tbe Jesse Montgomery place of 28
Other injuries were a big bruise on tbs acres at Croswell has been sold to Perry
back, a broken rib, a big bruise on one Lawton, reoently from Kansas. Jerry
aukle ai d several minor bruises on Damrnon was tbe agent in tbe deal.
different parts of the body. The jury
George MoLean who has been clerk­
then drove to tbe sceue of the aocldeut
ing in Ax Billy’s department store
to examine tbe ground and returning since before Christmas, baa resigned
to the city adjourned to meet In tbe bis position and gone back to tbe farm
Bpeolal te tbe Guard
prosecuting attorney’s room at the
on Camp Creek.
oourtbouse tbis afternoon a 2 o’clock.
oseburg
We have reooived a copy of the March
THU VRBDICT.
number of “Tbe Four-Track News,”
Paine............................................ ....... 447
After due deliberation the Jury ren­ an illustrated magazine puollshod
Henderson................................... ......444 dered the following verdict:
by New York Central A Hudson
Dorris........................................... ....... 446
River R R. It oontains quite a num -
E ugene , Or, April 8, 1902.
Tobey............................................. ..... 311
ber of Oregon lumbering, farming and
Haiuew.......................................... ...... 311 To Coroner G W Griffin, of Lane other eoenee and an artiole by Alfred
Couuty, Oregon:
Holmen, entitled “Tbe Three Or*-
Jenniogs....................................... ...... 295
W>\ tbe coroner’s jury, empaneled to gone.’*
For Recorder—
find tbe cause ot death of James P
A highwayman ordered a milkman
Dorris............................................. ...... 735
Nunn, find that said Jan P Nunn came to stop while on tbe way to Portland
For Treasurer—
to bis death about 11 o'clock p m,
Reisner......................................... ...... 731 April 7, 1902, aod that said death was from his ranch about three o’clock
Bunday morning. Tbe milkman bad
purely accidental aud caused by bls about twenty dollars with him, and to Hpaclal I r tba Guard
coming In contact with engine No save it whipped up bis horses; then
ondon
THE SCHOOL FUND.
1604, 8 P Co's local freight train No the bold lobber took a shot at him,
226, in charge of Conductor R E Veatcb the bullet passing through the fleshy
Supt. Miller Has Made Apportion* and Engineer J Fred Rubleu. Ba d part ot tbe leg above tbe knee.
accident happened about half way be­
ment of ¿2.25 Per Scholar.
One of Hubble A Claike’s wagons
tween Fairmount and the University
loaded with brick for tbe Hotel En-
of Oregon.
gene addition mired down thia
County Be bool Superintendent W M
We find no one to blame for tbe
morning about 8 o’oleck in tba soft
Miller baa made an apportionment of death ot said James P Nunn.
LEE M. TRAVIS
dirt Io the alloy between tho hotel and
tbe county ecbool fnnd to tbe ecbool
AN ENCAMPMENT
J M Howx,
tbe Gilliam building where a eower-
diatricte of Lane oounty, on a baaie of
Foreman,
dltcb had reoently been dog. A block
|2.25 per ecbolar.
J xrhy H orn ,
Today’s Oregonian Prints a Military Board Recommends a
and tackle was brought into use and
There are .7, 567 ecbool children in
V H kmbnway ,
Pictnre and Sketch of Him.
Brigade Camp.
tbe wagon pulled oat without unload­
tbe coanty and at 12.25 eacb tbe
H ugs H ampton ,
ing.
amount dietribated to tbe several dia-
G RO BOH F m HBB,
Rally «tear« April »
¡ trióte it 117,003.25.
Yesterday's Roseburg Review: At­
S alsk , April 8.—Tbe etale military
0 M Y ounr ,
Today's Oregonian contained a good
-or—
torney
Lee
M
Travis,
democratic
nom-
board
wae In eeeaion at tbe oapltol yea ■
Coroner’s Jury.
picture of Loe M Travis, tbs demo,
lose for senator from Lane oounty, was
terday and decided to recommend to
Dally Gaud, April 7
crallo
nominee
for
state
senator,
and
OREGON. ;
EUGENE,
In Rosebnrg this morning and the Re­
G*v T T Geer tbe bold Ids of a brigade
N aildbivkb D bad .—E Bangs’ stal­
view wee favored with a very pleasant tbe following sketch is appended:
camp of loeiruoilon for the Oregon
lion, Naildriver, a splendid driving
COTTAGE GROVE ELECTION. call.
Loa
M
Travis,
unanimously
nom
­
■stabilii«#* la 1881. OlCeat
He reports tbe democrats work­
Baak la tbe Caaatr.
National Guard thle cummer, tbe en­
horse and known by everyone in town
very harmoniously in Lane ooanty inated by tbs Democrats of Lane coun­ campment to be held at each time and
Senerii Banking buunm inali branchia wh° b»;*<x».ion’io hi« a livery n«, Dr. Job Elected Mayor Over R. M. ing
ty
for
Blate
Benalor,
Is
28
years
of
age
and allhouxh tbe ooanty baa been1
! died suddenly Balorda/ night al 12
and a native of New York. He gradu place ae might be decided upon by tbe
largely republican heretofore tho dem­
adjutant general.
Veatch.
. o’clock. Tbe borne bad not been sick
atod at the University of Oregon In
transact'd on favorable terms.
ocratic nominees have strong hopea of
Tbe adjutant general ma le a report
before thst, and lbs cause of dsatb was
1887. During bls university life be
A. G. HOVEY,President
C ottbus Oitovs, Or, April 8.—Tbe winning ibis year.
probably a sadden attack of paralysis
was a leader among the students, rep­ of the attendance of tbe varioue organ»
L. G HULIN. Cashier.
city election here yesterday was a fight
■ of tbe heart.
resented tbe University of Oregon al Izallone oompoeing tbe Oregon Nation-
B. H. HOVEY, A Mt ('Mb 1er
from etait to finish. Tbe contest waa
tbe state oratorical contact lr. 1896, and al Guard, ebowing marked Improve­
Champion Wing Shot
principally for cboiee of mayor. Dr J
waa a member of tbe ’Varsity footbal ment In attendance In all tba organi­
K Job defeated It M Veatcb by rive
team for four years. He la a veteran of sations, except two, eInce tbe flret of
votes.
K ansas C ity , April 7.-H V Hlr- lbs Philippine war, and a member of tbe year.
Tbe newly circled officers are: May sebey, with a handicap of 24 yards, Company 0, of Eagono, of the Second
or, JR Job; recorder, J E Young; today won tbe Grand American Han­ Oregon Regiment. He was admitted
W ork OoMMBNCXD. —Tbe work of
ooQucilmen, J I Jones, B fl Piper and dicap and thus became the ebnmplon to the bar In 1808, and took a degree
tearing down the old frame baildingo
C H Vaudenburg; treasurer, H Rak In. wing shot of America.
of bachelor of law at the University
Hircbey not only won the Grand of Michigan, at Ano Arbor, In 1800. in tbe rear of tbe Hotel Eugene, pre­
American Handicap, bat be bad placed Hines that lima be ba« been practicing paratory to tbe erection ot the big
lbree-«tory addition, baa twen <»tn-
C ivil H rrvicx E xamination .— to bis record a score of 78 straight birds
law In Eugene. He is a popular young
Apropos of tbe Ineiifuration of free
for tbe event and a grand total of 102 man, end will poll a big vote In Laue menoed. The brick kitchen will aloo
of Table Lines in Length« of 2 2| end 3 yaedo each.
mail delivery for tbe city of Eugene for tbe week, bavtng grassed every ooe
be torn down and then tbe excavating
We ««cured them at a barvain end *r« iroing to give you the benefit of
ooanty.
on July 1, tbe Uncivil service com­
foi tbe baeement will begin. Contrac­
our purcheee, «o com« early ae they will not laat long at theee price«
since tbe tournament began on Mou-
mission has cent to I’ mtraaster H F
tor Boney «xpecta to have tbe addition
day morning. When Hlrsebey killed
LOT NO. 2S—
LOT NO. 11-
McUornaek a notice of a s;>eslal exam-
oompleted on tbe dale called for in tbe
2 yard length« for 81.25
2 yard length« for 98c
Dally Guard April •
bis laat bird bls admirers swarmed
2j........................»1-25
ioatlon to be held in Eugene on May around him and bore bits from tbe
A R qnawat Mann.—Claude Broder contract, I e, Auxuot 15ib.
3 “
“
“ 1.48
10, 19U2, to examine applicants far tbe
was riding Alex Patteroon’e mere with
field on their shoulders.
LOT NO. 45-
positions of clerk and carrier. The ex­
LOT NO 34—
only a baiter on thle morolog when
yard length« firtl.W
M arribd — At Seattle, Waahlagton,
2 yard lengths forti.«
amination will consist of spalling,
ebe ran away with him and In larnlng
•1 «4
es
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Thu
red ay, April S. 1902, by Rev W H
D
ikd
.
—
Anderson
Gilbert,
aged
28
arithmetic, letter writing, peamansblp,
••
“ 2.»
2.08
the corner at East Ninth sad Pear1
copying from plain copy, geography yearn, died al Plrasant Hill, April 6 »t'eete «he slipped and fell, bruelng bar G Temple, Frrd Nixon tiMilaa Pearl
of tbe United Htatee end reading ad­ 18 J, from consumption. He waa tbe ruler up oonalderab'y Tbe mare then Brldgeo. Both oooiractlog partiee
dressee. Tbe age I lml tat lone are 18 to eon of J H Gilbert. Tbe fonerai was ran on to tbe «table and when ebe are well kn»wo In Lane county, tho
45 years. Tbe examlnatloa will be held Bunday afternoon and tbe re reached there ebe clipped end fell bride beine a native born daughter of
I Pleaaant Hill, where ebe rt-elded nntil
cendncted by a board not yet ap­ mains In-rred in the Camp Creek again, but sustained no irjurles.
’ the time ot ber marriage.
cemetery.
pointed.
FARMERS!
C WOODCOCK,
ibqueit
Jaiuea Nunn, aho reaidad with bi«
Before tbe oount of vi tee in yester­
day’s city election bad progress e d mother, Mra M B Nu’ ti, at Goabeo,
more than a few miuutee it waa plain* waa «truck and killed w inorth-bound
ly evident that tbe citizens’ ticket had freight train laat uigbt about 11 o clock
---------------- while comlug toward* Eugene In front
won out over tbe anti-saloon ticket by nf ( n
___ ,
,
’ of J D Myers’ residence in Falrmouut.
a good majority.
In tbe first wsrd tbe anti-saloon can Dea lb did not occur instautly, but tbe
didate* bad quite a majority, but thia unfortunate mao expired soon after he
was overcome by the besvy vote caai wm brought to town.
fortbe citizens’ candid ate* in tbe eec-' Tbe y> uug luau had been In Eugene
during the day, but bad returned to
ond aud third wards.
i
Following is tbe vote for each candb hie borne at Gosheu. After eating sup
per at borne lie told bis mother be was
date :
going to Bpriuglleld to stay all night
FIRST WARD.
with a friend and started out after
For Councilmen—
dark with a lantern
He did not go
Dorrle........................................... ....... 117 to Springfield but was coming on into
Heiideruou .................
....... 114 Eugene when be was struck by tba
Paine........................................... ...... 126 engine. He was very deaf and did not
Tobev..........................
....... 155 hear the oucoming train, although tbe
H»'nee.......................................... ........ 153 engineer blew tbe whistle several
Jeunluge...................................... ........ 148 times.
The train crew brought the man on
For Recorder—
B F Dorrle................................... ....... 259 into tbe station and be waa turned
ovtrto Undertakers Day A Hender­
For Treaeurer—
son. Dr D A Paine wa« called but be
Frank Reiatier......................... ...... 258 oould do nothing to preveat death.
Total vote cxet....................... ...... 272
Besides bls mother tbe dead man
SECOND WARD.
leaves a sister, Mrs Alexander, of
Goshen, and a brother, Bert Nunn,
For Councilman—
Henderson................................... ...... 144 city marshal of Cottage Grove. He
Dorrie............................................ ....... 142 was aged about 35 y> are and was a hard
Paine............................................. ....... 138 worker, having worked at barberlug,
Haine«.......................................... ...... 66 painting, carpentering and farmiug al
Tobey........................... ................. ....... 81 different times. He waa thoroughly
Jenninge....................................... ...... 55 trustworthy and beuest.
OORONBR’8 INQUE8T.
For Reoorder—
After the adjournment of tbe demo­
cratic county convention Saturday af­
ternoon tbe delegatee from tbe Eugene
precincts and the precincts included in
tbe Eugene Justice district met for B F Dorris.................................... .......198
the purpose of nominating ajustioe of For Treasurer—
tbe peace and a constable.
Frank Reisner.............................. ....... 198
Attorney Leon Edmunson was nom­
fötal vote cast......................... ....... 202
inated for Justice and A J Hmlth for
THIRD WARD.
oonstable.
Both gentlemen would
For Councilmt-u—
make excellent officials.
Dorris............................................ ....... 187
Declines Justice Nomination.
Henderson ................................. ...... 186
Paine............................................. ...... 184
E ditor G uard :—I desire through Jennings..................... ................ ..... 97
the G uard to decline the democratic Tobey............................................ ....... 95
nomination forjustioeof the peace of Haines........................................... ...... 92
this precinct. 1 am not eligible on so»
For Recorder —
ount of my present political residence, B F Dorris....................................
...... 278
and do not care to violate in any way
For Treasurer—
tbe principles of local eelf-government.
I am ihaDkful to the delegatee who Frank Reisner............................. ....... 277
Total vote ooet......................... ...... .281
sought iu bestow this honor &Dd re­
gret very much to withdraw tbe Dom­
TOTAIaS.
ination.
Tbe total vote cast for each oandi-
L eon E dmunson .
date is as follows:
DIAL1B IM
1, W»tchee, Chains, Jew-
r, Etc.
«pairing promptly dons.
II work warranteeL
ice-Ose-half block
Dally Guard, April s
coaoaxa »
Mill Ends
See display in South Window