The Eugene weekly guard., June 21, 1902, Image 7

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have men r«al »-e that 'hsre '« ore' El- trlcal Engineer— P Irv'og Wold *
sublime f .re , o: e al-he'uive <novr- B B, Eugene.
meut where re«- rd lies pla>uiy »riiteu
Bachelor ot Arte—Edward Nation I
luth» history of man a:id of nation. Blythe, Hood River; Ide Adele Calef
There Is lb all nature a force that « Eugene; t har.ee Willard Converse,
Po you need a new
ooostaat,rsltabie,
everstrivmg tn do Its Eugene; Allen Hendershott Eaton
*
air’ of shoes? Do
work, and t > th »force the earth owes Uuiou; Jobu Arthurttemher, Lacomb; 1
want some good
i s development.
Huy Winifred Glass, University Park; I
Iteeause an luberent power i« less Ge< rge Oliver Goodall, Crawfordsvills;
Do you know
obvious in themselves and their iu- Oscar Gorrell, Btepheus; May H«men-
’h^evou can buy
stl U'lon than In nature men often de- wav, Eugens; Ansel Frauds Hemen-
fl? kinds of ^oes?
ry its i X'steuce. but more and more »ay, Eprtngfield ; Amy Marie Holmes.
you know you
men are <1'se vedng that they live, Astoria; I-alel Jagway, Portland;
think aud deve.op bylaw, for iu tbs William Holt Johnson, Jacksonville;1
;;in gave money by
■ I« OFFICI«* ILICTIO.
landmarks of the past, in tbe record« I Leetou Leland Lewis, Cottage Grove;:
OF IMMKNSE CAPACITY
co « fir « ino or disrie *.
I
dealing at
Oativ oaarS. Jous 1»
of bis progress mao read« tbe mea-ure | b ' ibetb Ruth L •gan, Eugene; Grace
Hpfecial to th« Guard.
The
district
couveutiou
of
tn»
Wo
­
Dally Guard Juu»W
of bi» grsatne-" and llie d-si Iliy of hto Plummer, Poritend; t hariee A Red­
B pringfirld , June 18 —For tbe
men of Woodcraft met In Odd F< 1-
Tne twenty-siztti annual eomrueuce race.
mond, McMinnville; Marvin McRae1
uient exercises of the Umveisity of
The progrès« of the ra.-e is ever | Bcarbrougb, Creswell; Badle Bears, lows’ hall thia moruiug in annual I as’ two or three day«, tlie B<«>ih-
Oregon were completed this forei ocn upward, iusu , u «lions and civilisation Raltton; Grace Elsie Smith, Mou- session.
Kslly Lumber Co ha» bad surveyor» at
This district comprises Lane, Linn,
wheu six members of the grsuatiug pass away but humanity knows no de­ moutb; Kate Edna Wilson, Pleasant
work locating a site f r a large new
Benton, Lincoln, Douglas, Josephine,
ulases delivered tbelr orations, degrees feat. All questions of government Hill.
Jackson, Coos, Klamath and Lake sawmill at till« (l,ce.
were conferred and tbe oration prizes must be settled finally for tbe right for
Bachelor of Science—Percy Paget 1
Tbe new mill will be locateit just
counties. About 40 delegates out­
w<re awarded.
truth can never be evaded.
Adams A B, Eugene; Roemer Rsx
side
of
Ijtus
oounty
are
In
attendance.
south
of tlie H I* depot, and w II have
A large audieuce listened to ’.be ex­
The lite atid power of individusls Renshaw; Eugsue; Frederick J Zeigler,
MORNING
SESSION.
a
capacity
greater than th« Wendling
ercises
In
Villard
Hall
which
were
In
­
and
sature
depends
upon
the
progress
Portland.
,|rnoed bicycle repairman now
teresting th’oughout,
and its search for truth. Every age,
At tbs morning sesaii n tbe follow­ mill which is 150,(MM) feel every 10
Bachelor of Lawa—James M Am­
iters’ Hardware.
every individual feels the force push- brose, Portland; R James Bakowsky, ing new district officers were elected: hours. The new me will probably
THE PROGRAM.
j.lldsin price« of photographic
I ing everything forward and ouly by ' Portlaud; Paul B Dick, Portland;
Guardian —Mrs Bertha Parker, of
The exercises began between 9:30
have a etpacitv of XIMI.IMMJ fret.
‘ - th« Welder Studio.
aud 10 o’el >ck. The following pri­ harmony with Its l«ws Is there lift.1 Hopkin Jeuklns, A B, Portland; J Albauy.
Ills stated that the mill will be
, m'M and supplies.
Clerk—Mrs Kate
Cavender, of
gram was rendered betwevu the ora­ Every Indivl'.tuai feeisayeartihig forthe Harry Klostermau, A B, Portland;
Chamber» Hardware.
;
rushed
to oomplellou. The old mill
iufiuite,
aLd
has
ideals
that
are
his
Brownsville.
Neiiemiah Mosessohu, D I>, Ph 1),
tions :
French Murder Natives.
of
Lake
.... dozen for cabinet photos at Special to tbeUCsao.
Attendant
—
Mrs
Umbsch,
alone.
L'vten
to
tbu
voice
for
it
i
here
Is
now
sawing out tlmb rs for the
Portland;
David
N
Moeesaohn,
Port
­
Piano duet............................................
couuty.
jBder Studio for • »bort time
new plant.
...... Hazel Bicker», Hallie W ateon, oonn-s from beyond the age-; betrue to land; Hiroshi Nuiueds, Japan ; John
P aris , June 19.— The Prayei.............. The Rev D E Loveridge it for it 1« your life, your HeaVsuly D Newaom, A B, Prineville ; Jacob B Inner Beutlnel —Mrs E H Uleyt of Tlieerectlon of this mill m--aii» that
visioo, aye, it is the voie» of God.
Other, Portland; M Otto Pickett, B B, Roseburg.
,^forevery old mower or binder, French troops have won a Vocal Bolo............................................
Outer Benlinel—Mrs C B L ng, of there is now no doubt of the railroad
Portland; B Leroy Stowell, Portland;
UP
FROM
SLAVERY.
ear V »I Chambers Hard- very decisive victory over the
............ Bertha Kowena Tern; leton.
bridge and counseling branch being
Ashlaud.
Robert
H
Thomas,
B
B,
Port
laud
;
Jay
rebellious natives in the Pian osolo. ........................... Badle Ford. By Elizabeth R Logau: For the H Upton, Portland; N Wilbur W’al-
built
this year.
UOMMITTRBS
solo
Mrs Susie E’ennel Pipes Boutb there lie« one of the fairest do­
w dozen stamp photos for 25c at Tchad
district in French Violin
Credentials—Mrs Arnold, 51rs Ver­
Plano solo.......... ... Arthur L Fraser. mains of tirs fair laud. Here a dark lice, Portland.
feWer Studio, corner Seventh and
President Kelly and Manager Booth
Doctor of Medicine—Ralph Charles non, Mrs Nichol«.
Africa.
Holo........................................ I M Glenn. race marked with tbe badge of servi­
metis.
Good of the Order— M Ise J .huson, of the Booth-Kelly Co, are both out cf
The French troops suffered Tbe orations was as to.lows;
tude lends the cotton sod lines the Matson, Woodburn; Neal A O’Leary,
d«or wilt be built in Preston
the city today, >uii the above could
oom. their history ie a familiar one. New York; Elsie Deputy Patton, Port­ Mrs M L Campbell, d rs Van Duyn.
|w barn«*« shop. Tbe old one little loss while the native
“Law:
A T hirutr ekom THK
land ; Frederick Balandrr Bmltb, Dal­
not be verified, but it ie certain that
It
tiesau
wtnn
negroes
were
first
DKLBGATBB.
loss in killed and wounded
T hreshold ."
gu out tod»y.
the mill will be bull'. In our Inter­
las
;
Alvin
B
Btone,
Athena;
George
brought to this c luntry ; after slavery
The following delegates were en­ view with Mr Booth at the time the
fltj Wither» and family have will reach 1400.
Bv Jacob B Ofuer, of the school of had assumed a «eclioual character it William Tamieeie, Hillsboro; Ward B
I mto the living rooms in the
company purchased the Military
law. 'Ibis oration was well rendered was tbe cause of a war which destroy­ Van Vechten, B S, Bumtier, Wash; rolled this morning:
Toledo—Mrs A T Peter«ou, Mrs R A wagon road grant of over 1,000,000
The Usual Strike,
pan of tbe county Jail.
and showed careful thought and ed Boutheru civilization, and made lbs Floyd Marlon White, Ooqullte;Nan-
acres, he stated that one or more large
cy Newkirk White, Coquille; Bherold Arnold, Mrs Hawklus.
study.
Eugene Soap ft Cuemioal Cote Special to the ouabd
negro nominally free.
S t P aul , Juno 19.—The THE LEWIS AND CLARKE EXPEDITION; But the struggle up from slavery la a Fisher Wiltsie, Heattie, Wash ; E Mar­ Oakland—Mrs J W Dea rd or tf, Mrs mills will be erected «oou and this 1«
»2oo0-|ouud order for soap for
I) E Vernon.
oue of them.
nritiert-Nickliu Meicsutlle Co at employees and owners of the
long process and was but begun when tin Adams, McMinnville; Alys Abl
ITS SIGNIFICANCE.
Coburg—Mrs Tillman, Mrs Withers,
gail
Bixby
Portland;
Walter
B
Bra
­
loo.
streetcar system of this oity By Kate E Wilson. Oregon one tbe uegro was given civil privi I ‘gee. den, New York; Cbarltw B Edwards, Mrs Van Duyn.
The problem
con front a us today.
you buy a < resoent bicycle have been unable to effect an
Yoncalla—E O Thompson
huudred years ago was an unexplored
Present conditions in tbe Houth are AB, Portland; Wtu King Haviland,
uow you are always ready to
Wsllervilte—Eunice ttnsiks, Jam s
region.
agreement
as
to
hours
of
la
­
Pequatning,
Mich;
Alfred
E
King,
dangerous to our national welfare. We
You can depend on a Cresoent.
Through tbe efforts of President
Ontario, Canada; Maud W Kremer, A Brooks.
bor
and
pay.
A
strike
is
have tried legislation and we have
rui at Chambers Hardware.
Medford—Mrs Horace Mann, Mrs F
Jefferson anexpedition commanded by
failed. Tbe problem 1» uot so much Grants Pass; Blanford Loeb, Portland; W Walt.
lia, tbe four-year-old dau»liter of threatened.
Lewie and Cterke was organized in
Edward
Albert
Marshall,
Portland;
political and social as it is industrial,
i Mrs H U Rice, ot Irving, fell
Albany—Mrs Bertha Parker, M r* Prof. Lilley bistnissed—Professor
1804 for the purpose of exploring the
Venezuela Rebellion.
I
and we must follow lu the path opened Roy William Matson, Woodburn.
MoCtelu,
Mtes Mo itgomery.
ty and broke her left arm below Special to tbe Guard,
Oregon country.
Lewi« and C<arke
ALUMNI BANQUET.
Dearborn s Salary Raised.
up forus by that "savior of lite ;>eopl»,’’
Bbedd
—
Mre
Jayne,
Mr«
Pugh.
tK>»-. Dr T W Harris attended
w«re tbe first « bite men to cross the
The annual alumni banquet which
Bixtker
T
Waahington,
giving
the
ne
­
Buena Vista—Mrs L Johnsou, Mis
N ew Y ork , Juno 19.—A Rocky Mountains. This expedition
fry-
was held iu Od«i Fellows’ Hall yester­
At the annual ineetiug of the bo«id
Lieeu doors and windows—fits special from Caracas gives meant much. It opened the door lulo gro our ay mpat by and tbe Boutheru day was a very successful event of Belle Baldwin.
of regents of tbe University of Oregon
whites
our
co-operation.
Jasper— Mre Hemsou, Miss Walker.
Opening. Chambers Hardwaie. the information
commenoemet. Though the number
yesterday afternoon, but few matter
that the the heart of the far West. Tbe narra­
UP FROM BLAVEKY.
Harrleburg — Mlse Heudee, Dora
tive
of
ibis
expedition
aroused
in
our
preseut
was
ouly
about
one
hundred,
p basebail game at Goshen rebel forces have captured
engaged the altenli >11 of the board.
By Allen Eaton. When this nation yet nearly every class that has ever Hall.
ancestors that inherent Angle-Saxon
lay between tbe Fideliaus of
The most liupor’anl matter attended
and
are
holding
Bolivia
City.
Ashland—Mrs Long, Mrs Hicks.
was
lorn l be fathers of the constitu­ been graduated was represented. Hon
desire
to
move
westward.
to was the dtemleo.1 of Prof Geo L Iley,
ity aid the Goeheu team, the
Dusty—Mrs Waggoner.
It required stout hearts, strong bands tion did not realize the danger ot the L T Harris '63, was toast master. Toasts
profeaeor of mathematic«, The reason
aus won by a score of 21 to 12
The Canal Koute.
Corvallis— Mrs W A Buchanan, Mrs
institution of human slaveiy that given by Dr Frank Hlrong, “The Re­
and
brave
souls
to
press
forward
for thia action la not learned, One o
Le baby ebow at tbe Goshen pic-
through the wilderness and plant the stioul I aome day threaten the republics tiring President;" E H McAlister ’W’, A M Wicks, MrsCLHlarr.
the regeuta when asked the reaeou re-
Lrday tbe little son Mr and Mrs Special to the G uard .
Brownsville—Mrs Kate Cavender.
stale
and strl|>ee on the shores ef the very existance, and so it was allowed "Our New President’’; C N McArthur
fused to aay anything.
W ashington , Juno 19.—
l.ertoii, of Brownsville, and tbe
Bprlugfleld—Mrs R G Vau Va zab.
to grow. But the day came when tbe ’01, “Our Future Outlook"; W L
Pacific.
Prof Llliey baa held the chair of
laughter of Mr aDd Mrs W L The senate went on record
Junction—O E Niohols.
Tne Lewis and Clarke expedition nation could no longer endure half Whittlesey ’til, “The Lost Flag" ; Isa­
mathematic« al nor 11*07. He was form-
Ter, of Goeh n, won the prlz-s.
today in favor of delegating was tbe ge m from which grew tbe slave and half free, and in the smoke bel Jakway, ’02, “The New Flag". Roeeburg — Mrs Emma Fickle, Mrs erly preaident ut the Washington agri­
I El venth street from Wlllam- the selection of the canal route desire tn possess tile country. It gave ot battle tlie Institution of slavery was Rtwponses were also made by Carey F W J Renfro, Mre E H Oley.
cultural college and before coming to
treei to tbe University was
—Mias Riddle.
to
connect the Atlantic and the United States her sure foothold Inst. Then tbe North a.ked tbe Boutb Martin '93, L M Travis ’08, F B Dunn Riddles
Eugene was principal of oue of Port­
Drain— Mrs Drain, Mrs Perkins.
led last uigbt and this morning
upon tbe Paoitio Coast of America. It to prepare for Americau citizenship its Dunn '92, and Dr Thus Condon.
land’s public actiool«.
Pacific
oceans
to
President
Marshfield
—
Mrs
I.lzzle
Helsner,
Mrs
graduating exereieee. it should
PRK81DBNT’» RBCEPTION.
was tbe beginning of a movement that 4 0 0,0 0 former slaves » » » The
Another matter attended lo waa the
Hendons a 1 through <hs week, Roosevelt.
Last eveniug the president's recep­ Kate Laudo.
has given us a Pacific coast line longer great leap from bondage into free­
ralaiug of the eal.ry of Prof K H Dear­
Myrtle
Point
—
Mrs
Mabel
A
Roberta
dom still bears its evils and demands tion was held in Collier Hall between
tuire'n edging house on Ninth
ttiau from Maine to Florida.
burp, of the mechanical department,
A King About Dead.
OuqullieCity—Mrs Ora X Maury.
Rs rem id les. Meu dectere the negro 8:30 and II o’clock. Many friends of
lbs- iieen opened to the public,
from flOOJ to |1200 per year.
KOMANUS
SUM.
Special to the Guard.
incapable of being helped by educa­ Dr and Mrs Strong came to bld them
lei»-» accommodations In every
Report« were read and aooepted and
By Le«ton L Lewie. Rome, building tion, voters disfranchise tbe black but
farewell before they leave Oregon for
g Newly furnished tbrough-
B erlin , June 19--The upon
the
resignations of tbo e proteesore
Resolutions.
foundations laid in centuries
|I r rooms enquire at the res- death of the King of Saxony past cultivated ideas destined to last uot the ignorant white, citizen« deny their future home in Kansas. Dr and
who reoeutly resigned were accepted
the negro bis lawful trial in instauce- Mrs Strong were assisted In the recep­
Bt directly across the street,
W hkbkss , The Lord lias seen tit
is hourly expected.
even to tbe present. Her greatn«»e ofcrlme • « « The education which
tion of »ueets by Prof and Mrs Dunn to call eur beloved Comrade Burlin­
fevy field and yard wire fence
Niw M bat M arket . — Broder«
rested net upou her wealth, commerce has failed to lift tbe negro proves that
and M Ise Nannie Paddock, all of whom
Convicts Still Roam.
it cents tod at Chambers’ hard-
Bros, who tormeily conducted the
game from our midst.
or colonies; but upon moral qualities
tbe system la at fault. The negro leave tbe University this year. Misses
K kholybd , That ths Ladles of the meal market In the Y. ung block
of Roman character. But R ime f«l .
Special to the Guard.
must first be taught life's essentials Dollie Aukeny, Lute Craig, Lulu
G A R do greatly mourn our loan. We which la now owned by Frank Oood-
Blinded by tier unchallenged position
Bremain« of L H Glgot, who was
P ortland , June 19, 2 p m. her eons became careless. These and a respect for himself. Ignorant Holmes, Marie Bradley, and Alloe Mc­ have lost a staunch member and a paaiure, have engaged the east room
feel In Mill creek above Wend-
—
Convicts
Tracey and Mer­ qual'tles which formed the background negroes should not be allowed to vote Kinley aided tbe hostess. Miss Blbyl wholesome advisor.
of the new Schneider block and will
| b»turd»y evening, were buried
neither should Ignorant w lilies. Tbe Kuykendall and Miss Nellie Locmls
R kbolvbh ,
That our charter be open a new market there wheu the
ikurLiug iu the Catholic oemetery rill took their breakfast at a of Roman character were lost, and standard of citizenship should apply
refreshments of lemonade, tea
draped for the period of thirty daya building 1« ooiuileted. T Burg wi 1
near Salmon Ridte bec»m- helpless in the face of equally lo all citizens. Iu cases of served
Ik if Eugene. Maes was held over farm-house
and wafers.
and that a oopy of these resolutions be occupy the went room with tile variety
Jbtua.u- at the Catholic eburob at 8 Creek. They kept their rifles new emergencies.
t line the tew must take its course,
Presldsnt and MrsHtrong departon
sent to the bereaved wife, and tha atore.
Rime Ml, t ut not Roman ideate. Uieregard for it will weaken both races.
andammunitior athand while
or about July 1.
they be inserted tn eaoh of the loca
»kiiien sre preparing to put in a they ate with keen appetites. After a lapse of fourteen centuries their Tbe negro people will constitute one-
papers.
Ideal lives on Am«rlcau soil. America t iird and more of the crime and Ignor­
N ew M ail C ontract .—We are in­
Bor in the Hotel Eugene dining
This
positive
location
of
M hr B ylvbwikh ,
is
on
the
forefront
of
progress
;
tilt
dan
­
formed Ural a Mr le'wls, of Hprlng-
Iwbivti has been used for a sample
ance of the Boutb or one-third of Its
Il Memoriam.
M h «|H mai . l ,
field, has
awarded the contract
pbile tbe big three-story addi- the desperadoes has given the gers are not past. The same evils that intelligence aud progress. The best peo­
M rh D iamond ,
oveitbr-w
R
>man
civilization
now
for carrying the mail« lietween Eugene
I being built. The pail >r will be pursuers
new
heart in
ple of both races realize that'be com­
Hydney HylvesterBtepliensdled at bls
(knumlttee.
people. A mon safety of tbe Boutb Is dependent
and Bprlngtlsld for >300 per year,
Ls-suij 1 ■ r otn white the floor the
chase. Sheriff Marsh ooufront us, the American today,
horns lu Notl valley. Lane county
which
j
n
1
«...1
new
absolutism
appears
touay,
wuivu
40 second-hand buggies, carte and ¡¿ester ft ISon formerly held the uon-
I ut lu.
U|x*n
the
intelligence
and
devel
ipmeut
Oregon,
Haturday
June
14,
1802,
after
and Guard Carson
and tb|tateoa„lL
Many good and some no tract, but threw It up.
ofall and the test men,l lack and white, a lingering Illness of oancer ot the wagons.
*' «Tunes: "Contractor Heck- the members of the posse
Although confronted by such dau-
good. Prloes very low.
are united iu a determination to ad­ stomach, aged 70 years and 16 days.
Ift Monday to begin tbe ereetion
Racltie buggies .land the teat fur
who remain are now follow- «er»
gers we appear to them What minister obsolute Justice and obey
Chambers Hardware.
I'VCilkins' residence at Eugene
Mr Htepheus was born two miles be­
hard servioe. Chamber« Hardware has
races never possewed In any willingly the mandates of law.
w k e work of the edifice has been ing the . bloodhounds on the former
I<etiers
for
tbe
following
persona
re
­
low
Hornellevll
le,
New
York,
May
2t,
__ »I.«* degree
riAwur — nf
similar
the iisnina
power of democ
them.
1836. He was the eon of Benjamin main dead la the Eugene poetofnee:
F>d sod the woodwork will trail of the escapes.
“UP FROM SLAVERY."
racy.
Brace at once." This is the new
Stephens who died in 1836. His M e» Grace Bellinger, F E Brown,
Inspired by the noble idsls of the
C,
By William H Johnson. Centuries grandfather, Elijah Btepbens, was oue Henry Gsrmon, Jasper Henry, John
k«»t tbecorner of East Eleventh
founder« and preservers of our republic, of flave-ownlng left ths American
tsars tbn
W. 0. W. Unveilin« Exercises.
If»tterson -treeCe, opposite F E
of the first «enters In Canisteo valley. Horn, J M Miller, Rev August Hchra- Signatura
and infused with a ►pirit of Nathan negro lu a degraded condition. But
In August, 1855, he came west to der, Mre J C Teale.
r *'
ai
The uoveiliug ceremony of the WOW will ( Hals—a spirit which manlfieeted Itself in spite of great disadvantages he ba« Osceola, Stark eonnty, Illinois, and
► ’!'■ k of furniture just put in, at take place in O»k Hill cemetery, unvisling only one month ago when American
made great progress since freedom was after a month’s residence went to
b tbs' you can «fiord to fix up the monument of Neighbor W P Fisher at control In Cuba ended.
given him. Tbe path of the race has Minnesota and worked on the govern­
I <’«11 and < xsmine.
10 a m, Sunday June 221,1002. And at the !
the
heir«
of
history
living
In
We are
been a r< ugh one, but It lias shown Its ment land survey. Returned to Illi­
x o O F cemetery, unveiling the monument of a time whan
blatory la making. capacity and will only r«<|Ulre time
Chambers Hardware.
nois In 18M. Was there married to
Neighbor
I
K
Peter»
at
3
p
m
tbe
eame
day.
Manifest
destiny
divinely
ordered,
Is
• Carrie George, of Medford,
and friendly assi»tanco to reach a high Mary J Hiurlevant May M, 1857, who
All Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft are ---------
I)Mints and fsars «wept
'¡"‘rent«, Mr and Mrs BK George,
upon u«.
degree of civilization. Salvation lies preceded him nine yean ago.
rsqueeted to Ire present. General public in-
ter», te one of the candidates in vite-L Assemble at W0 W hall at 8 JOa m aside, the prospect of the future lies be­ in tbe help and co-operation of the
In January 1865 Mr Htephens and
fore us and is exceedingly fair.
coolest forthe moet popular and at 230 p m.
white race, and more particularly that family left Illinois for Oregon, taking
¡a Jackson county, being con-
TH« ANCIBNT LANDMARKS.
J M W illiams .
of the Southern people. It leno* beet the isthmus route. They arrived at
d by tbe Medford Oregonian. The
Council Commander.
By J A Gamber.
One of the for the negro to aim at white civiliza­ Portland then up tbe river by boat to
■wiving the most votes gets a free
greatest acblevmeats of tbe past cen­ tion through political »quality. The Corvallis March 1, 1865.
■’n
H p<)puiar summer i-g-
New stock of wall paper now In. A tury la the recognition of the univer­ prejudice, passion, ard oppression
He settled In the Notl valley fifteen
M *
Is at present second few rem Dante at J price at ( ham ber sal reign of law. Only in recent years which are Inevitable will binder his m Ise westerly from Eugene In 1867,
‘ content.
b«>st efforts for improvement. Let tbe and made that his home until death,
hardware.
negro divert bl« efforts from pelitic* with the exception of eight months In
and turn his attention toward elevat­ 1805 when he resided in Eugene. Was
ing bls social life and Increasing his elected a onuaty commissioner In 1882
Industrial efficiency. Let him become and served tbe then term of two yean.
a law-abiding citizen, peaceable, full of
He was the father of nlue children,
integrity and honor In hl« own sphere six boys and three girls. Three b< ys
and be will have accomplished ths and one girl died nearly together
highest tew of being
nineteen years ago from a severs type
FBUBB awabdkd .
of typhoid fever. Those surviving are,
Mi«e El zabeth R Logan WM given Joseph M and Church A Mtephens on
tbe Falling prize of I150 for the beat the old horns ; l«oe. Clark M Btepbens,
oration. M r J A Gam ber received the Eugene, Mrs Loretta McCutcheon of
Beekman prize of |100 for the second Elmira, and Mrs Lucy Witbrow,
in
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best oration Tbe judges were Dr T B Reúnen, Columbia oouniy.
Ford, of Eugene; Ml«s Jennie Heattie,
Bally Laars Jans .1
of Pendletoo, and Dr O P B Plummer,
M
abbibd
-LA Houck, of CorvalIto,
of Portland.
and Miss Allee Horton, of Junction,
CONFERRING Ok DEOREBS.
Degre«« were conferr.-d upon tbe fol- were married at the Catholic church
this morning at * o’clock, Father
lowii g:
Beu'gen performing the ceremony.
Master of Arts—Winifred Bésalo
The happy couple went to Portland
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Hammond, A B, Medknrd; A
on the afternoon train, and later wll
Miler, A B, Mt ABgel; Mary Elisa-
beth B.raub, A B, Eugen»; Biat dlna make their home at Gold Hill, Jack-
son county. the bridegroom to a
Sibyl T: ur»t«>n, A B, Eugen»; Grao,
brother of George Houck of Eugvne.
lvorda W< Id, A K, Eugene.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.
BIG NEW SAWMILL
Women of Woodcraft in Session To
in Eugene Today.
Hall this Morning.
A Venezuelan Revolution.
REGENTS’ MEETING.
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Deering Mowers,
Deering Binders«
Ax Billy’s
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HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Car Just Arrived
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE.
Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 1902
II lbs pure Cane Sugar,
fX) lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar
Maete' of Science—Veatella
Hears, B B, BFIston.
Belie
A flrtt-r'«*« eiperleooad bleycle re­
pair man now al Chambgrtf liardware.
New Stock Furniture.