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Ths temporary nfficers elected at tbs
Mr Williams, of Lost Valley nom­
m»rulug eeseiou ware retained, by th»
inated J P Carno.of Cottage Grove,
adoption of tbe report. They did good
who was nominated by acclamation.
aud efficient »ervioe throughout the
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FATTEKSON FOR TREASURER.
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Democrats Named Can
didates This Af­
ternoon.
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BULK OF FORTUNE
Bpecla'. to lbe Uaard
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i afternoon.
Veatch, Cottage Grove, nominated A
The adoption of the report of tbe
committee on credential» seated 174 8 Patti--son. the present incumbent,
delegates. Several precluots wtre un­ who was nominated by acclamation
represented.
The chairman of the
KITCHEN FOB ASSESSOR.
cimml'tee was E F Williams, Lost
J M Kitchen, Irving, was nominated
Election of Officers ot the Cw
venlion This ifteiem
I Vall»y.
E R Bklpworth, chairman of com­ by acclamation.
KDOVDAHL FOR SURVEYOR.
mittee on resolution« rspur^d an able
L Bilyeu nominated Bimon Klodahl,
i
ISTXBKCHM MMt*.
document which created considerable
enthusiasm. Tbe subsidy denuncla- who was accepted by acclamation.
District President Mr J W Mstizi«,
6XLOVEK FOB OOBONKR.
atlon brought forth applause as did
of Lebandn, opened the Epworth
other features of the report. Tbe reper*
The name of Dr FE Heiover Wfl League oonventloa yesterday ifw,
which Is a« follows was unanimously presented by T G Hendricks. Ac­ noon. After ths preliminary busiu«,
the prognun wae opened withan org»»
adopted:
cepted by acclamation.
voluntary by Mies Carrie Ford.
THB PLATFORM.
BILYEU FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A symposium
on the
“M<d»i
We, the delegates of tbe democratic
E R Hk ip worth presented the follow­
uabinet
”
was
given
by
Mias
n « u U
'party of the oonntyof Lane, In con­ ing resolution to the oonvsRtion:
Randall, of Lebanon, and Mias Maud«
vention aMembled, do hereby declare
Wheress, we recognize the Import­
... tbe administration of tbe state govern- ance of the of offic j of attorney-gener­ E Brown, of Mansfield.
FOR PUBLIC USES
Mr L C Diok, of Eagent, presented,
/ h ! ruent to be In urgent need of immedi­
al, and whereas, none but an able law­
ate reform; do hereby enjuu upon tbe yer should be elected to said offloe, in an excellent paper, the “Ducuman
nomineee for the legiilature, a zialou» and whereas, we, the delegatee of this Series.”
“Tbe Historical Borap-Book” a paper
effort aud oo-operatiou to th»« end;
convention,
reoognizs the eminent
by Mias Ednella Collins, of Dalls«, »»«
' and do hereby appeal to our fellow­
qualification of our fellow citizen, the read by Mias Brown.
ci tisane of every former political con­
Hon L Bilyeu, for the said effioe of
A ITSOSe ASSSESATIOR.
Friday even lug after a songaervlos
nection to undertake with us thia first
attorney
general.
DOIT Gsanl. April 5
oonduoted by Dr C V Littler of Albany
and most prse-lug patrietlc duly.
R-solved, that this coaventlon en­ Mies Htella Pitt Dorris enng “O, Dlvins*
The sounty convention met at tb«
R.-eolved, That we are In favor of
courthouse and named a straight dem­ putting ail state officers on a fixed sal­ dorse said L Bilyeu for said offloe and Redeemer.”
ocratic ticket that Is oouceded to be the ary and that all fee» earned by any take pride in presenting hiu name to
Tbe addresses of welcome were given
nest and strongest put up by the party state officer be turned into the treasury the coming democratic state conven­ by Mr Norrie Humphrey, on behalf of
tion as a candidate for the nomination
for years and which has splendid pros­
Humphrey Memorial church, and Prof
for the benefit of the people.
for the office of attorney general, and
pects of winning at the June election,
F 8 Dann, on behalf of the Eugens
Resolved, That we favor a law re­
we Instruct the delegatee from thio
st the opposition forces ere divided on
League.
ducing railroad fares In this stale to
convention to sa>d state convention to
a numbrof offloe» on account of an
Rev F L Moore, of Corralfit, n.
three osnta per mile.
use all honorable efforts to procure the
unfair distribution made at their con­
aponded in a very pointed addrtm,
Resolved, That we arraign aud de­
nomination for said L Bilyeu for the
vention last Haturday.
which sparkled throughout with wit.
nounce tbe last legislature fur I’ i ex­
office of attorney general of the state of
Tbe convention was called to order
travagant» and profligate waste of the
He took occasion to present tbe great
thia forenoon at 10:10 o’clock by Hon J
people's money, thereby largely in­ Oregon.
mission of the League In educating ths
J Walton chairman of tbe central
The resolution was unanimously
creasing tbe public burdecs and tend­
young people in eyetensatlo giving.
oommltltee.
adopted.
ing to corrupt the public morals.
A practical demonstration of Ep.
J. J WALTON, CHAIRMAN.
Resolved, That we favor tbe pass-
worth sociology, in which all partici­
For temporary chairman of the con- age, by congress, of the bill kuowu as
pated ooncluded theevsning’s program
JUNCTION NOTES.
j E R
d
Mltchell-kabn Chinese exclusion
vention Hons J J • Walton and
TODAY’S SESSIONS.
Bkipworth were nominated, and by bill.
This morning's exercises were opened
a standing vote Mr Walton was chosen.
Resolve!, That we are opposed and
Mrs. Sarah
A with a devotional eorvioe, oondacted
WOOLEY AND WALLIS SECRET ARI 08. deuouuoe the principle of goverment
Dy Miss Lena Staffer of Dallas.
D.
H.
Etc.
LF Woo ey, of Cottage Grove, and subsidies, and we especially denounce
“Things that Hecretaries D> atnl
aud
oppose
tbe
ship-subsidy
bill
re-
M 8 Wallis, of Eugene, were unani­
Don’t Do,” a paper by Miee Orah
From
the
Times.
mously choeen secretary aud asei«taut ueutly passed by tbe United Htatea
Dr Oglesby has routed the room next Harkneee, of Albany. “ The Secretary
senate.
secretary respectively.
door te Lewis A Pitney’s grocery, is tbe fly-wheel ot tbe League ma­
Resolved, That private monopolies
< JMMITTEE8.
chinery. We must not think ths
are indefensible aud intolerable. They which he will use for an office.
Judgment book is poorly kept becauw
Died
—
Mrs
Harah
Brown
died
of
»'balrtnan Walton then named the destroy coenpetlon, ooutrol tbe price ot
so mauy earthly ledgers are so undesira­
following committees:
raw material aud of the fiuitlied pro­ heart trouble March 28,1902, aged 81
Ou credentials— E P Williams, N ' duct, thus robuiug both producer and years. 8be was an old pioneer resident ble."
Mr Mark Wheeler preeented tbs
Martin, Ham Ferguson.
counumer They iesseu the employ- aud has resided on the old bomesteswl
subject
“Intermediate League” In
near
Brown
school
house
for
forty
Ou permanent organization—L Bil- ment of labor aud arbitrarily fiz the
which be showed tbe need for a home
yeu, E P Redford, John Waring, Jos terms and uouditi . uh thereof and de­ years.
for Junior graduatee who oannot feel
W Htewart, C P Houston.
prive iudividual energy aud small cap­
Clyde Mahou h i closed a contract
On platform and resolutions—E R ital of their opportunity tor better­ with the Booth-Kelly Co to furnish at home in tbe Senior League. Tbii 1«
Hklpworth, F W Osburn, R M Veatch, ment. Tariff law-sbou d h-amended 50,0)0 feet of piling delivered on the the purpose of the Intermediate
E P Coleman, J H Medley.
by pulling the product- of trusts on o rs at this place. The piling will be League.
Quartette from the Eugene Iota,
Tbe convention then took a recess ttie frtellsi to prevent m nopoly under cut on the Hyusou Smyth place across
until one o’clock in the afternoon.
the plea of protection. That all tariff Long Tom. He will put a force of mediate League, Mlseee Hadie Ford,
taxes should be levied for Lbe pupoee of men at work by the first of the week. Nellie Gilbert, Mabel Tiffany and
AF1ERNOON HE88ION.
Reba Craig, sang “Last Night.”
I r< v uus only.
The district convention of the De­
Temporay Chairman J J Walton,
Hixteen of tbe twenty-one chapter«
R solved, Tual the democratic par­ gree of Honor will meet in thle city
of Eugene, called tbe ouiiveutlun ty Is now, as It always ins been, lbe
in the dlstriot reported a membership
The dlstriot com­
to order shortly after the appointed party of the ooinmoti people, b. lev ng April 16 and 17.
of over 900.
hour with a few wards stating the always In the priuc.pl s of i quality prises the lodges of Lane and Linn
counties. The committee incbarge is
geueral purpose of tbe assmblage of
before the law aud special privileges to erranging for an Interesting program
of delegates to tie the nomination ot none.
mid the eutertaitiment of gueete.
straight democrats for the coveted
That governments are Ins ituted
George Houck finished shearing his
offices to be filled at tbe ooming elec­ among meu to promote the geueral
goats Saturday. The clip amounted to
tion.
welfare and not tor the t eneflt of the
Tbe courthouse wav crowded »uh
few aud for the prumoilou of cabalistic 5,000 pounds of high grade mohair. He
earnest meu and much mten-t wa- ends aud private benefit-,
will ship to Boston on hie own con­
signment.
Mr Houck handles only
taken Iu the proceeding«.
We ooutldeutly appeal to the
»pie
Daily Osar« Aprils
Tbe first order of business was tbe re­
high grade goats and aa be is very care­
HARNEY
ol Lai e county to entrust the adminis­
Ata meeting of the board of school
port of ths oommitt w on order of busi­
ful aDd packs in the beet condition
tration of their public affairs to the
ness and [ rmanent organization. The
usually realizes about five cants above directors of Eugene digtriot No 4 late
meu uumiualed by this oouveutlou.
A
of Zeke Bailey, the re;>ort
yeeterdsy afternoon Geo F Craw, who
j the market price.
of the committee was adopted i
E RH kifwohih ,
has been clerk of the dhtrtet for 13 or
County Pioneer, Accom­ with an amendment to plaoe the elec­
Chairman.
14 years, tendered his resignation, to
tion
of
the
state
delegate
In
the
hands
plice to the Killing.
F W O sburn ,
'Ths rssigDatlea
of ttie convention aud outof the bauds
I
Q
uick P romotion .—A little more take effect in May.
R M VBATCH,
was
aooepted
but
not
without rsgret,
of the state convention delegates, es
than a year ago Howard R >wland,
E P C oleman ,
Th» Burns Items of March 22, has
as Mr Craw has bees on excallsot
heretofore has been tbe custom
Tbe
who
wr
s
employed
on
the
G
uard
sev
­
J 8 M buley ,
an account of a killing over a colt,
report la as follows:
eral years, left Eugene to take a posi­ elerk during all these yesuu.
Members Commutes ou Platform.
Warreu Curtis, a settler near Narrows,
Among other matters attended te st
We, your oommittee on perinaueul
tion
with the Portland branch ot tbs
being the y let Im.
George Miller,
TKLLKK8 APPOINTED
the
meeting wae the matter of ar­
organization and order of buslines beg
American Type Founders’ Company,
James Colwell and Bert Halley are uu-
ranging for Arbor Day exercise» next
leave to report as follows:
tbe
company
that
practloally
controls
L
L
Bteveus,
Harry
Coleman,
El
­
der arrest, charged with the crime.
Programs will be
1st—That the temporary officers be mer Roberts, H H V.ateb, Henry A the typesupply and much ot the print­ Friday, April 11.
It appears that the partis» to ths
rendered and addressee made at tbs
made permanent offiers of the eou
ing
machinery
business
of
tbe
United
Kompp
aud
Henry
Miller
were
ap
­
killing went to Curtis’ home at night
lion.
Htalee. They have four houses on tbe three echoole, Hon 8 M Yoran to speak
pointed tellers for the convention.
and made a disturbance about the
2nd.— Report
of eommitiee on
Pacific cor st, Loe Angeles, Han Fran- at the Patterson rsebool, Rev M H
TRAVIS FOR STATE SENATOR.
baru. Curtis went to tbs barn but re­
| dec >, Beattie and Portland. Mr Row­ Wallace at the High Bshool and Prof
credentials.
turned to the house and told hl» wilt
E R S.lpworth, of Eugeue, placd
3rd—Report uf committee ou resolu­
land has been promoted to the the E D Fessler at lbe Geary.
who the men were. He then took a
iu nomination J D Mat look, of Eu­
tions.
managership of the Heaitle I ranch.
22-eatibre rill» and arriving at the cor­
4th—the nomination of one candi­ gene. Al Hampton, Eugene, noml We are not Informed rt to the salary,
ral ordered the partlee off hie premise»
Bated
Lee
M
Travis,
of
Eugens.
Mr
date for stale senator.
8 am S haw ’ s E state .—The follov­
but t s the Portland manager gets *150
when Miller, who was standing be­
6th—Tne noailnation of three caudl- | Veatch, Cottage Grove, nominated E
an excbsBge:
a month, we should suppose the Seat­ ing is taken from
hind a poet about fifteen paces distant,
dates fur representatives to tbe uext R Bkipwortb, of Eugene. J D Mat­ tle position would oarry abost 3125. “When Ham T Shaw, the well known
fired five shots from a shotguu Into hl.
look
declined.
First
ballot:
L
M
state legislature.
His many Eugene friends will
body, the greater part of obargeo taking
ba actor, died he left an estate of about
i 6th—Tbe nomination of one candi- ; Travis, 101; E R Hklpworth, 67; J D pleased to learn of bis promotion.
150, COO. Hie chief concern was the
effvot betweau the chin and hip». The
Matlook,
3;
blank,
3.
ER
Hkipworth
date for oouuty clerk.
eare
of hie aged parents, whom bo
doctor who mad» the examination be­
7th—The nomination of one caudi- moved that ths nomination be un.nl-
was supporting, and whom be desired
fore the coroner's inquest oouuted
Dally Guard, A pril 5
mous.
Carried.
Travis
was
called
for
date for sheriff
elghty-four distinct gunshot wounos.
Lors of B rick .—J M Martin, tbs bis wife to oars for after hie death. In
8tb—The nomination of one candi­ and made an enthusiastic sprrdi.
Bert Bailey Is a son of John Halley
brick yard man, today Informed a re­ lees than nix months thereafter, Mrs
date for couuty commissioner,
KDMUNSON, CASTI.U, HALB RKFSENTA-
and a grandson of Zeke Bailey, the
porter that be has a shed full of brick, Shaw ran away with another man and
9tb—The uomluatlun ot one
TIVEB.
latter a l-ane county plouter.
i 120,000
la),OOO In
in all, ready for the kiln,
kiln* took all the money so that lbe old
date for county treasurer.
Lark Bilyeu nominated C K Hale, of lbere Is already a big demand for people were left practically deetitu»«.
10th—The nomination of sue candi-
nelly Usaid, A pril <
K-I..W and
-..o it
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promises.to
be greater as A show coming to the town soon oiler
Cbeablre, Mathews, of Goshen; nom­ brick
Lorr for E ngland .—H A Hatch­ date for county a w eesor.
for a week’s engagement, dovotsd ths
inated John M Edmunson, of Goshen, the season advances.
11th—The nomination of one i'audl-
ing«, of Meadow, left yeoterday tor a
net proceeds of throe nights’ engage­
Vcatch, of Cottage Grove, nominated
trip to Euglaud, expecting to be gone date for surveyor.
Geo N Ckstie, of Saginaw prec.nct. I D ied —Arthur Ridgeway, tbe four- ment for tbe benefit of tbs old people-
two or three months Mr Hulcblugs
12th Tbe nomination of or e candi-
charity oftlmss
wasaoaptalu In the 37 h V S volun­
Mr Castle declined but Bilyeu. Hen­ year-old son of A brana Ridgeway, died There Is genuine
teers In ths Philippines aud was date for coroner.
dricks, Brown and othtrs woaM not at the family home on Spencer creek among the devotees of the footltgbts,
mustered out last summer, coming to
13th—The »electton ot fl been del •
see It that way. Castle e-emed to car­ this morning at 8 o'clock from diph­ and thio was a striking instance of it.”
Mu* county and buying a ranch al gate« to the «late aud district con ven
ry the convention by storm by trying theria. Tbe fuueral will be held Bun­
Meadow. He weul over to the Islands
aa a private In the 14th Regulars. Hs lions.
to decline. The above named gan­ day at 11 ¡o’clock with intermeat al
F ine W ork .—H G Whiting. Uo
14th—Ttie selection of memlwro of tieman were nominated
was promoted to sergeant aud Was In
t’y acvlama- Mulkey cemetery.
sign painter, who has his studio in
onarge of a detatcbmeul of scouts uu- county central corn mt tee, to be se­
ttoo.
Mrs Holden's building, has just fla-
der Gen Lawton. I .a ter h» accepted a lected by precincts.
cvmml-»ion an.l was made a captain
A P lagiarist .—Albany Democrat: Ished four mammoth sign boards for
TOC
NO
FOB
t'FCNTY
15th
—
The
election
by
tbecouvenuon
CLERK.
in the volunteer army, being a Igaed
“It has been dlioovered that the speech Preston A Hales, the harness maker«
of a chairman of tbe cxinty twntral
to the 37 th.
T G Hendricks nominated C M
of Mr Fornish when nominated for and saddlers. Tbe boards are
conimlltee.
Young, of Eugene. Mr Young was
bally Heard. April 4
governor was substantially the same aa feet and will be placed at promised
RsafiectfBlIy
eu
broil
ted
this
fifth
nominated
by
acclamation.
G rade SrtKB» B sinm S et .— Thoe
that of D P Thompson when nomin­ cross roods th roughoat tbs ooasty.
day
»1
April,
1902.
Medley, of Cottage Grove, who la la
WITHERS FOB SHBB1FF.
ated aud aft-rwarde defeated."
A leaturo of the signs is the Ufo-olis
L
BlLYXr,
the city to attend the democratic
Mr Coleman of Springfield nom
_ ■
figure of a horse, splendidly executed.
E
P
B
botobd
,
OHinty convention tomorrow, Inform«
mated W W Withers. Withers' name
MrsC P Bishop, of Salem, hsa just
J ohn W amno .
us lhai the grade stakes are being set
was greeted with sboute of approval
Drain Nonpareil: Dave Mack »nd
returned from Philadelphia, where she
J W t*rXWRBT,
ou tbs Bohemia railroad right-of-way,
He wae neml naled without opposition.
Elmer
Fisher, comedown from E"*
visited with her tens, Clarence and
U P H ouston .
end that the work of grading Is ex­
The next sheriff of Lane county will Roy. who are making a study of tex­ gene the first of the week, visited
Com
ri
it
tee
oo
order
of
business
and
pected to commence in a short lime
friends, and west oat oa Hmlth rt»*
I be the present incumtwnt.
tile fabric».
I permanent organization.
I foe a short stay.
A HARMONIOUS CONVENTION
Bf
b
THE EPWORTHIAMS.
1 x ) ndon , April 5.—The will of Cecil Rhodes has been
admitted to probate.
The bulk of his great fortune goes for public ueo. Ho
provides for the perpetual mainteuance of two scholarships
at the English university of Oxford for each state of the
American Union, the appointment thereof to be vested in
the governor of the state.
SOME BRITISH CASUALTIES.
Special to the Guard.
It Was Straight Democratic
the Way Through.
L ondon , April 5.—
— The British casualties in the fight
with Delarey and Schalkburger
reported
to the
War
••• are
’ aud
1 sixteen
-f_A__
____
|_ J
Department aa four officers ’ killed
wounded.
Twenty-five men were killed and ten wounded. The Boers
admit a loss of 137.
The official dispatch in regal'd to the fight at Leeuwkop
on April 1st gives a casualty list of two killed and fifteen
wounded.
WALES’ VISIT TO AMERICA.
i
vv i van
a >• v * v» • '-'j
_
Hpeolal to the G uard .
ai
N ew Y ork , April 5.—The visit of the l’rinco of Wales
to the United States is almost assured.
Plans are being arranged for his reception at the dif­
ferent cities that will be included in the tour.
INDIANA BANK BURGLARY.
Special to the Guard.
Death of
of
Brown—
Convention,
P ennville , Indiana, April 5.—The bank at this place
was burglarized last night. Loss $3,000.
PROMOTION FOR CORTELYOU.
Special to the Guard
W ashington . April 5.—Private Secretary Cortelyou,
both for President McKinley and President Roosevelt, will
be appointed secretary of the new Commerce department of
tho cabinet.
SENATE AND HOUSE PROGRAMS NEXT WEEK.
Fpeolal to the Guard.
W ashington , April 5.- -Next week the House will take
up the Payne Cuban reciprocity bill.
i
The Senate will consider the Chinese exclusion bill
during the first of the week, then later take up the bill pro­
viding for the establishment of a government in the Phil­
ippines.
GEER FOR SENATOR.
Ht
It
SOU-COMMITTAL.
H ai km , April 3.—Governor Geer for
I' 8 senator I« the new «logan of
Wllrtl
Marlon county republicans.
the news that Governor Geer ’a i name
would not be piai <1 tiefere the repub­
lican convention iu Purllaud for nom­
inatigli was received In Kaleiu much
dleaallsfaction was expressed by the
etalwarla <>t ihr party here, but when
the further tidings were received that
dejplte the effort of the Geer managers
to stein the tide. Furnish tied been
named on the first ballot, dlwailsfan-
llon changed to o;>en revolt and many
a mgp who hi voted the straight te-
publloau ticket all his life iqwiily de­
clared hla Intention of supporting
Ch«nit<erlaln, should he be the demo­
cratic nomiti» ».
H i Intense was the feeling that even
those who had tiren perewtenl oppo-
nauta to Geer from the «tart retrained
from adding fuel to the II sine and ha t
but little to «ay.
Il la now generally underel.s d that
Ge-r will make a fight for the |wellioa
of I’tilted Htatea senator and while no
official conRrmatlon of the «tory la to
be obtained, turn who staivi high In
the enafideince of ths governor «tai»
freely that It Is a fact.
When «poken to on the satjeot by a
correspondent, the governor sliuplv
said: “For the p rear nt I do not wi«h
to say anything," and thrre, so far a«
he Is com -rued, the matt r will doubt­
less met till the «moke of the t attle lies
In some uieasum cleared away.
Dm».— In Eugene Thursday, April
I, Mr» Emma Haye», wife nt R L
Haves, of Crow, l.aue county. and
daughter of Mr ami Mr» 8 Y Abbott,
of Eugene, aged 31 year»
Funeral
from th» residence at ¿73 Washington
street. Saturday April 5, at 3 30 In th»
afternoju la tbe Mulkey o-melery.
COUNTY KILLING
Grandson
Lane
an
RESIGNED AS SCHOOL CLERK.
Geo. F. Craw Tendered Hie Rnig-
nation Yesterday.