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memorial day . THIEVES CAUGHT. All Shentt Withers Lands Three Ciiuiinals After aa All Night s Search. Dally Guard May 31 Sheriff Wtihtre arrived dowu from ( the Mohawk country this morning with three men suspected of having stolen about >500 worth of time checks from Jamee Harbin, employed In a logging camp a few mile* above Wendling. Mr Harbin kept the checks, which are made payable to the bears), In bls cabin, and wishing to send one down to Eug-oe yesterday morulng to get it cashed be discovered that they had all '•ven stolen. He made bis loss kuowu io his fellow workmen in the oami, and during the day three straugere who had been working in the camp quit work, were paid off and disappeared. Their actions aroused suspicion and it is thought they are the ones who stole the checks. Sheriff Withers was telephoned for I d the evening, and 8 o’clock left for the Mohawk oountry to look lor the men. After an sll-nlgbt search up aud down the railroad be fouud bls men Dear Ping Yang, arrested them and brought tiiem to Eugeue where they were placed in the county jail. Their examination will be held later. COMMENCEMENT. 3 CENT-A-MILE RATE Went Into Effect on S. P. Lines Yesterday. Hobt Brady was <!< wn from Creee- wrll today to vote. Mrs E B Pritchett returned borne from Portland yesterday. Mise \\ auda Logan weut to Juuo- gUUTlFUL CtllEMOBIES s*cc*i*ua£*Tt stRMoa riiTtao*». r*«t* from tuaxac tiou this afteruoon on a visit. Dally Guard, June 2 Dail» Guard May 31 Dally Osar« Jsu* 2. Dr a i Mra AG Atwood wsut to Yesterday at 11 am in tt.e Christian v-tertl-v *•'* Memorial Day! To Fr-.i m now on local travel wi>l l*< o i«gei«t. ve ou bueiueaa thia after - church the baccalaureate sermon t o . olden >r (,f tlie tM"n,uu “ heavier ou the Southern Pacific Co’s uoor. Jb-u k'h sad day« of'61 »ud ‘h* the graduating class of the Eugeue linea, because of the reduction in tbe Geo F Cr*w leave« Wednesday ^«rnbiey ora that followed. Year Divlulty School was preached by R-v fare from 4oeula to 3 oente i*r mile. morulng for bia auuual trip to Foley J 1 Exhelmau, of Tacoma. A large [L v s. - ha t w «i veteran- of the Frealdeut Harriman'« action tn rr- Springe. audience listened to tbe sermon which „eat V 1 »ar-every year growing duoing the rate of fare ou the com- was an able effort. Mrs J S Medley returned thia after [•any's line« in Oregon meets with the jXr tb -u<-lves-PV the test tribute noon to Cottage Grove after a visit in hearty approbation of all and i« eotnt ■ At the conclusion of the sermon two ltleir fallen comrade». of the graduates of the ecboel, V E Eugene. ij r<e« 1-ng -bat tryiug period there thing that has long been wished for. Hosen aud E R Moon, were ordaiued Uoctm^or bit-erne-, now, for wt- Mrs Anna Amburger and daughter, Fer th« beueflt of the public tbe into the ministry, the ordination set. Wise Auua, left thia afternoon for Ban G uard lias compiled a table of fares tjoual te. ling no longer exists. The vice being directed by Rev J 8 X c- Jose, Ca'. from Eugene to all statloue in Lane wteranx< f -day are glad to give the Callum. credit for or-giuatitig the custom of Walter Ham leave« lu the morning county and important elation« outaide i.viug d .were upon tbe graves of the Toulght the graduating ex raises for Astoria to visit hla elater, Mra tbe county, glvlug both tlie old aud new rates for comparison, aa follows proper will be held it) tlie t Urietlab „Idler dead to those to whom it ie- Cora Be'iner. Old. New 1 th* noble women of tbe South. church. Rev J T Eskelman will Cbaa Haines left thia afternoon for Coltag« Grove I 85 turer and preacher in California, It wae ibeir gentle bands that firat points aoutti In the iutereeta of Halnea Sagtnaw.......... . .55 deliver the address before the graduat laid the b oa-oms upou the grave, ol A Sou's taunery. Walker............ .50 ing class which mas fellows: Washington News. the Confederate dead. Mosed by a Mr and Mra G A Dyson retiirued Creswell.......... .40 bri*d au 1 gen. roue impulse, they did Classical Ministrel Course, B D— F ► » » ial to Unsrd. thia afternoon from an extended trip Gobeu ............. not etop there, but continued on their •80 E Bi.lington, Elmer M Patterson, Vic W ashington , D C, .Jiuie •> I through California. Heudsrsou...... .10 ad-1 tor E Hoven, Leon D Green. mission and P^ced their flowers aa — The supreme court Student J W McArthur left this af Irving............. , .20 W,H upon the grave- of the Northern FLOWER AND FERN PROCESSION English Minielrel Course—Alice M journed for the term today. ternoon for Vancouver, Wash, to ac Lu per.............. .Sf> soldiers who bad fa.lm iu the laud of Smith. Senator Simon chairman o*pt»<i-riosi position. Junction City.. . .40 School of Oratory—Cons-arcs A the magnolias. , .65 of the committee on territo Hon R 8 Bean, supietn. Judge, and Harrisburg...... The day was observed in a fitting Ladies of U. 0. Will Observe This Handsaker. caudi .sie for re-election, was up from: Albany............ 1.36 The program for the evening io msuuer In Eugene. Busiueee was ries has favorably reported the Pretty Custom Again This Haletu.............. Salem today to east hla vole. . 2.15 »axpeuded for a good portion of the herewith appeuded : bill dividing Alaska into Year. , 3.26 dsy <ud perhaps •* half of the popula Music. Miss Vira Stuart, of Albany, who Oregon City. three judicial districts. . 8.76 Prayer. ha* been visiting friend« In Eugene, Portlaud.......... tion of the city -»eut to the I O O F Roseburg........ . 2 25 E ugene , June 2. Bong—Divinity BchoolQ iartette. returned home this afternoon. cemetery where services were held. Attempted Assassination. Grants Paso.... . 6.20 There »re now about 40,000 college Address—Dr Strong. SOLEMN PROCESSION. Kirk Sheldon, U O student, wont to 8pc«ial to th« Guard. Medford .......... . 6.26 women who have degrees in the Bong — try Mele Quartette. At 10 o’cliwk the streets were Portland today to accept a position B uch AREST.Roumania, June with Ashland......... 6.66 There are not yet two Address before ttie graduating cluse thronged with people to watoh the United Btj tlie General F.lestrloCo. 2. — A retired officer of the enerati >ns o ( college women as a class — J T Eshel men, Tacoma, Wash. proc »»ion a. 't moved out toward the Frank AnUufand wife, who have JUNCTION CITY NEWS. Bot gi by male quartette. army attempted the assas been cemetery. Headed by the Fourth in this country or any other. In 1878 vl-ltlng at Hadleyville and when the Uoiversity of Oregon gradu Conferring of Degrees — Dean Eugene sination of the Roumanian vicinity, returned to Comstock today. Reglmeul bat d the procession started A Melange of Personal and Gen from the iuterxtciion of East Eighth ated its first class one woman took her C Sanderson. Premier this morning. Miss Lizzie Putman, of Brownsville, degree. Now 148 women belong Bong. to and Oak streets and moved in the fol- j eral Notes. is visiting Miss Minnie Evans in Eu Benediction. At the Home of John Brown. lowing order: Co C, Co A, - he G A R, the alumni of this University aud at gene. Blie will return horns tomorrow. This ends ths seventh year of this Indian Ws.r Veteran-, W RO, Ladies Last 2-0J womeu must bare been In j y Kitotiui', who -land« a splendid Special to the Guard. i s class iooius . institution. From the first your of Its Spsclalto thsGosan. if the G A R, Mayor Clniaman and <>l J unction C ity , May »0.—Dr D A OsSAWATOMIE, Kansas, JllllC chance of balng our uext oounty as- existence when it bail only four stu Uuul two years ago the women city c->u o l, c<<lzena in carriages. Paine was in the city Bunday. He w-e — A mob is pursuing a ne- «essor, came up from Irving thia after- dent*, It hue experienced a 1-ndid 2. Proceeding north ou Ouk e-reet to the Uuiversity bad no ceremony oalled out to Franklin to see Mra growth, until 40studeuts were enr I ed tradition of their owu. The F'lower i and he ,,l ' ou - gro this afternoon East r-evtulh, the line marched to Frank Hmilb who is very tick. He John Itiglisni slid u Ife will leave I d Willamt te aud on out to East Thlr- | and Fern Procession hopes to become this year, and there are bright pros will be lynched if caught. had her «ent to For'land to the hos f r Astoria to attend the tseutli; east on that a-reetj to A der oue of the tradilious of eomiuencemeut. pects f r au increased attendance next The negro pital where It will be necewary to have criminally as G the A morning year. It is biqied tbat this year at least two it and L of G A R grand encamp- anil theme to tlie c< metery. an operation performed. saulted a woman and knocked Dean Sanderson is an untiring work buudred women wi.l march in ' inent. atthf . ckmrtkhy . Dr J W Harris, of Eugene, wm another woman down with a er for the school, and no belter man Mr anil Mu Taos Awbrey, of Cot The oeremonie- at the cemetery were procession and represent the oalled to Junction '1 ueeday to see Mrs cou'd be plac d at lie head The deau thousand now scattered over revolver wnen she attempted tage Grove, alter ependiuga short IIui« very s-ltmu a id impressive, Ttie O F Hurlburt, who ie quite «lok. and the Christian denomination are to to inteifere. in Eugene, returned liotue yesterday ritual service« of the G A it were gone Northwest. Mra I T Nlcklln, of Eugene, «pent be congratulated upon the si ccesa of Every woman who has ever been en afternoon. through with aud a bevy ol little girle Bunday with her hurtxud In Junc Wedding in High Life. deposited 11 iwers ou tlie graves of the rolled in the University, whether she the Institution. Mr and Mrs Kenyon, of Burna, ar- tion. Bbe will soon move here and Mr old soldiers. The crowd then assem was graduated or not, Is invited to be rived here yesterday to visit Mra Nlcklln will l>e happy. Spec la* to th« Guard. A SUNDAY NIGHT SCRAP at the gymnasium on Tuesday evening, Mra War- Kenyeon ’ x parents, Mr aud bled ar. uod the B; am»': -American N ew Y ork , June 2.--The Prosperity has at rack Long Tom. Wai Veterans’ lot, where R-v Willard June 17, at quarter of seven. Commit four hundred of New York ren Luckey. Frank Williams lias bought a new Elkins, h veteran of tbe B-cond Ore tee« will l>e there to meet everyone Two Loggers Have a Mixup and Prineville Review May 81: Prof buggy, Wm Darnallls and Joe Fergut- put on their best clothes to Orton gon regiment, delivered a touching ad and to plan for place«in the procession. and family left laat Mnuday for One is Severely Cut. day and turned en mass to the Deschute» where they will put In •on have purchased uew hacks, and J dress, flowers were placed ou the Either l'ght ar dark gowus will be D Cox baa bought a straw blower for graves,a salute was fired, an t tape were appropriate but every woman should Two 1 >ggers, Jim McCarty, and an the wedding of Lillian Wing several weeks rusticating. hie large threehlng machine. All prettily eound-d by Mu-icia ■ Oiiv-r ■ t oarry a frond of firn in her right hand other man whose name la uot at hand, to Commander J L Lawrence Attorney J M E<lmun«on and wife were bought here last week, ■ nd wear il twers in any way she may Co A. returned home to Goshen thia after tilled up on Eugene ’ s Bunday booze of the Navy. J F Moade, of Long Tom, Is quite prefer. IN THE EVENING noon. Mr Ediniinsoti la the Demo sick. 1 tie march will be short but all wo yesterday and a« atiualeto the day's The Christian church wm packed in Women Incendiaries. cratic nominee for representative. hilirlty engaged in a slugging match Isaac Darnel lie, of FraukllD, wae a tbe evening aud an interes ing pro men please combine to make the line id the alley behiud the Hotel Eugeue Mias Katie Rung, who has twen Junction visitor Wednesday. of procession long. Promptly at quar Special to the Quard . gram was rendered. Rev Dr T B Ford about 8:30 o’clock last night. school at Woodburn, and G lencoe , Iowa, .June 2.— teaching delivered tho address of the occasion, ter af.er seven the procession will atari Miss Cecil Rampy, of Harrlsbure, Is Officer Etsllaud appeared oo the who stopped off here on her way home and by quarter before eight It will ar and all pronou ce ii to have been a visiting with tier cousin, Miss Ora Two female schoolteachers scene ami<l-< the festivities and oo- to Lorane, left for tbat place thia after rplendid ett irt. A program of recita rive at me north eutranoe to Villard lared McCarty aud took him to jail have been placed under ar Jackson, of this city. noon. tions, eotige, drills, etc, wae rendered Hall. Offerings of flowers will be laid while the other fellow lit out, but wee C C Cook has gouv to Corva be where rest for setting fire to a barge Bunday Oregonian, May 1: Mi«a before the threshold as a tribute from the and was highly appreciated. he baa secured work. caught a half hour later by Officer ttxlher Johnson, of Eugene, who has women of ibis state to ttie ideals and in the Missouri river. Croner in the rear of the Minnesota G 0 Millett wae a Eugene visitor been teaching In thepublio achoola at achievements of the Uuiversity of PLEASANT HILL PICNIC. Hotel. Election Indications. Baker City, la the guest of Portlaud on Baturday of last week. Oregon. McCarty gave ball for bls appearance Special to the ouau > The ball game between the River* friends. Tuesday evening, June To B; Held Saturday. June 7— 17, Gymnasium, tomorrow >u a charge of tieing drunk P ortland ,Jun« 2,4:15 p m. Rev J F Ghorniley, pastor of the view Greens and the Blows of Irving, quarat before seven. aud disorderly, but the other fellow not The Program. L uella C lay C akson . First Christian church of Portland, was pl.yed last Baturday and rssulted having any money w isput in the lock, —The election is progressing arrived h«re this afternoon to attend in the Blows heln« too fast for the up for safe keeping and will be charged quietly, no especial disturb the t Divinity Scix.ol commencement Greene. Following is the program for tlie an exercises tonight. with assault with a dangerous weapon ance taking place. Creswell News. nual picnic at Pleasant Hill Saturday Jerry Hay, of Harrisburg, wae a In the in iup McCarty was severely Prof W A Wann, Democratic nomi Junction visitor Monday. A heavy vote is being cast, June 7: nee for «tat« superintendent of t ublio cut on the neck by a book th at takes Special to the Guard. more than usual it is thought Instruction, Bong by choir. 1» home after an euersetlc Royal Pitney and Miao Bessie Mays C reswell , May 30.—Lawrence the place of a loet hand on the other campaign throughout tha «tale. Prof Prayei, Darnel It sad. Hunter passed through here laat Bun man’s arm. The fl->»h wss 1 id bare on account of the special in Wann will run away ahead of tilts visited “home folks” on the Long Ad. ress of Welcom*', H C Wheelsr. Tout last Bunday. no tbat the jugular vein was plainly terest being taken in the ticket, with a chance of eleolion. day ou bls return from California. Music by bund. * Mra J M Pollock loft for Portlaud visible, and II was nsceeeary to take mayoralty and governorship Tbe Farlow outfit tnoyed to Eu rene Mr and Mrs A Yerington left thia Address by Rev Messick. several stitches to close the wound. afternoon for Portland and Aalorla Monday to Join her husband who baa contest*. last Tuesday. Music by the band. Mr Yerington will attend th« atate been in that city several days. Indications are favorable tioard Mary Lindsay went to Eugeue la»t i Recitation, Lelah Parke. ot pharmacy mealing at Port FLORENCE NEWS. Mra Wilda Belknap, of Prineville, and they t->tl) wil. go oo to Tuesday. Recitation, Bert Ruth. for the election of Inman, land Or, grand chief of honor of the D of H Astoria to at ’ eod tbe G A R aud W R Recitation, Tom Parks. Edgar Parsons i« plowing the 8 P of Oregon,was a visitor of Junction and A Longshoreman's Union Organ Democrat, aa mayor. It looks C meetings Bong by W L Wheeler and family. Co’s track. as if Chamberlain, Democrat, Vicinity several days thio week. Recitation, Bessie Baxter. ized—Other Items. J B Haskel made shoeing “on gentle BOER-BRITON PEACE. would carry the county. Albert Bristow moved hie laat load Recitation, uaura Hemphill. horses” take a tumble last week. It 1« of houoehold goods to Corvallis on [In the 1900 presidential Music by baud. West, May 30. down to 31 all ’round "on gentle Recitation, Henrietta Blume. Riley, the little-on of Mr and Mr« election McKinley’s majority Final Papers Signed Near Mid Monday. horse«.” W and H H Drugg, of Blaebtey, W R Hollenbeck is quite ill. Recitation, Faith Buchanan. night at Pretoria. over Bryan in Multnomah Jamee Parker was in Creswell last wore In town several days this week. Bong by choir. We are informed tbat the material county was 5512.-En G uard .] Bunday. Recitation, Mrs Lulu Kellem». At 1 o’clock Bunday afternoon the They are timber laoatere, having lo has been ordered for ai. > her telephone Max Johnson was driving around Music by band. British war office at London reoelved cated 2,400 acres for Eaateru pswllss line between Florenoe and Acme. town l»at Bunday In hla new buggy. Recitation, Ora Read. Chaa Saubert and Claude Yates are tbe H. C. Perkins Finds Corundum. a dispatch from lord Kitchener under during the past ten days. The canines are being thinned out| promoters of the enterprise. T U Thornton and M Montgomery Bong by choir. dets of Pretoria, Baturday, May 31, with poison in thl« section ot the went on the excursion to Tbs Dal ee Recitation, W L Wheeler. A Grant’s Paes dispatch says H C 11 :)5 p hi : Died, al Roee Hill, Oregon, Weduee oountry. Music by band. **A document concerning terms of Bunday. They report a pleasant trip, day, May 28, 19--2, Paul, son of Mr and Perkins, a mining surveyor and en Flag drill. Herman Bcbmilt bed hla buggy Mrs lian- Hausen, aged lour yeara. gineer, and D H Ktovall, of tbatcity, surrender w*a signed hers this even but neither of them would care to live Dinner. ing at 10;WJ o’clock by all the Boer In that city. fixed up in fine shape last week. At tbe regular election held Wedoee- have discovered corundom, a hitherto repreMii'atlvee aa well as by Lord Every body invited toconie. Candy _____ A social party was given at Mra RO | day evening the following officers of unknown mineral In Oregon, Io the Milner and myself." stands, it e cream stands and a lunch I M en T ürme » Looan. — The lb rea counter will be on the grounds. Brady’* 1-st week. It wax well at the O ld Ft Hows lodge were Chosen for Blate Creek dietrlc’, In northeastern About 5 o'clock yesterday evening men who were brought down from Josephine county. Perkins and Stov tended and all report a good time. the coming t> rm : Ludvig t. brirten the news waa given to the pub'ic, then Wendling by Sheriff Wlihera datar- Death of Joseph Biljea. Everybody oome to the WOW show een, N <4 ; O»car Gate», V G; Marion all accidentally made the discovery of Landon did some very lively c.lsbrat- day morning, suspected of iCoaling the corundum while examining a new Morris, » cre’ary; Wm Kyle, treas June II, 19'12. Ing. The news wae conveyed to the about |500 worth of time cheek« from ly found oop[ier vein in the State Creek Joseph Bilyeu died at hie home near urer, churches where evening -eiviCM were J a him Martin, woregleen an examina mountain. Albany Thursday night, May 29. fr< m L akgi P roperty B alb .-C 8 Far being heli. Church bells were clanged tion before Juetioe Wlntormeier Hatur- A charter was received by laborer« In hardness thia stone is excelled a complication of diseases, at the age of row A Co today • 11 the B W Beker of E 1 irenoe «nd Acme Monday for a on'y by the diamond. Thia quality and preacb-r« stoppec in tin Ir prayers day evening. No tangible eride neo -9 fears, 10 months, 25 days. He vm farm of 32» a<T«*e lying one tulle eonih- Longshoremen’« unlou for the MiOrlaw give* tbe white or opaque oorunnuta | aud sermon* to read Lord Klicheret’s waa presented against them and they born in Missouri and came to Oreg >n weet of Irving to P B-ai* for 80 500. river. At a meeting he'd Monday considerable commercial value. Pul-: message io their congregations. were turned loom. io 1862, residing near bcio for many Ttie plvw Join« the Hurd place which The ‘ Boer war” was commenced evening an organlzdion was effected verizxd It I* used for polishing other ysars. He was married twlc , bis Farrow 4 to er Id to Mr Blate a ehort It la said tbat during the laat three with 26 mem--»'-, <>ffii>-re w reelected gen>>, fine steel luetrumenls, poiulibg October 12, 1H99, by Invasion of British second wife surviving him. He was a time eg. . Tbie make» *14 9X1 worth of Natal by tlie Boers. The w*r has or four years, the Viotor Jr, or Greeu- and m*t«red,aud <“>mmitt*-e»appointed uh )« and for glaew uttere man of excel ent caarxc er and leaves land Mr Miele bae purchased In one been enormously rxp*u> ive to Great l>ack mine on Grave creek, Jompbine for the formation of by aw«, etc. many friends to mourn his death. bod\ threugh Farrow A Co. W ool P urchasr .— The Hurlburt- Britain, tb' ■ Xpendliuree to date ag county, haw yielded *6OuJ00 with the There are a numtter of laborers who F'vechll rva surv.ve him: Hou W Nlcklln Mercantile O», of Jonctloo, i gregating II. .») 000,0»), a sum nearly email .0—tamp mill on the property. A Thurston correspondent wtitee the suberri'--i 1« lb» petition for a charter parcha-ei 25,<>X) pound» of wool ya«-I equal to half . f th« national debt al tbR Above tbe BO-foot level i hey bave In R Bilyeu, of Albany; Hon L B lyeu, who were Do» pre—nt, out who will be- of Eugeue; J A Bilyeu, of Bcio; Mra GUARD th t the Grange« are prepar- tarday at fourteen cents a pound. I oloaa of tt.e four year* . f Civil War. eight, it la estimated, 11,100,000. « me members Io tbe near future. ■ aught), of Turner, aud a daughter in j Ing for the picnic to be held June 21st. I California. Indications That Dem ocratic Candidates (or Governor and Mayor Carry Portland Female Teachers Fired a Bar&e
