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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1902)
c toi ’n'v^toitî of Otrgnn iE * 4! T—- ESTAxiLlSlihU ttE THE DIXSEXIJiTIO.I 0PDE1WRATIC PRINCIPLES. 4JD TO IIEl LJI lOmYUHRfi BI ?HM»WEXT OF Oll EROW VOL. 36 EUGENE, OREGON. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22,1902. TRAIN PERFECT DREAM NO PIPE DREAM. Neckwear for Ladies No. 12 in the Ditch D But Say! What is more becomiug tn a lady than a neatly rutHed swisa apron with beadingand ribbon trimming»? Honor bright! We have just the neatest line of apron»—and they’re always in the lead. Near Creswell. Handkerchiefs wide and narrow lace bordered, and rnsny other uewjpattern« are among the late arri»»[a—likewise the One Tramp Badly Hurt Pillow Tops —Passengers Es ® Pillow Cords, Silk Coronation Cord, Battenburg Patterns of all deecriptiom. Watch for Saturday’s Special. cape Injury. FRANK E. DUNN WEEKLY EUGENE CUARD 3 ___ o CAMPBELL BROS.. PubLAMr. uTatH* Itet'rlte 4 #ilatotofc toteet. bs twi»«. 'i*** aa< JteJMb <•<** COR kUBSORCPTV*. . !-•» . .« ta» A**-....... jt Mitote.... TbroMontìto. ° o < -tosta* •** «w»ds id)««», o »Aaw- >dl i««»»«« wctoiv «o I US GUARD, Ill L whit »», DENTIST Efcivuu pittilo**# tto> of««» and »d»e> < TU’»* w tftw pw^)í®"e<l to do 1Q (mu o l>e»t«try in th» iStt'e <kbl office. ÄTCrown a«i trifte work a age- teW-_____ ---------------- L— ID—“ - A C VkiOUCOtSK, t® • __ _ 4T^ orniy -4T la <. Office—On«-half block 'Hbck, south of Chri@* IStaQn, L. CHHSHIRE, M. D, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, AND Chrisman ldg. Eugene, Oregon. J W BROWSO M. D. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Off ce—Upetair« in CbiÀman Block. Sriieiri: »to 11 a 2tn;l 3, 6to to p ». | GUIS E. BEAN______ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Ro«™ 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. ALBANY COLLEGE Bcm. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN HUGH E. PENLAND Successor to Dr Alice 8mith. OFFICE—Suit in Seventh street MoClnng Block« Examination» and consultation» »ee. FIRST---- Newer Goods 18.—1 be heavy ralnet >no l i -> iu> -now at the Bohemi« mine«. Th1 eplione line Is down and the mine« 'lowed in i as i f yore. It lea bant | 1« . to keep up a line In tin in i ir.,n- whtn wet snow fall« to th d pili of fojjr (ffl five feet in oue stoni . Work on Nairon Sawmill. Toe Natron Hasan I wi i -h w.i started aome time ago 1« w. 11 on the road to couitructlnii. Two ilmui have beeu ooQipleted at.d water baa been turned luto the waterway*. The ac tual construction work on the tatII building baa been somewhat slow, but at present Indications it will nolle long until the Natron p.-opl > w ill have a eawtuill running on full time. Hobos Captured This After- noon Trying to Steal. Dally Guw# Nov is About 3:30 this afternoon Marshal Btlles and Polloeman Eastland were -ummoned to tbe neighborhood of the dep< t to arrest a couple of men who had tried to break into ths tool house <>t the aecti >u meu. Earlier, the Jape who have charge of ttie tools, came upou two men trying 9-» force an sn- tramw to the liouee, They Informed tlie foreman, H|B B.rawo, who Imms. dlately telephoned to l>wn for the po lice. The strangers made away toward the butte, but werekept in eight by Btrawp. They were arreiMsi and are now In jail. Virgil White, of Cottage Grose, b«« The farmers a'e now willing for It to tieeH granted H patent on a uew bottl-, stop lalulng for a few days an invention of tile Clothing! The latest things £/ Mif> LUtV l’Av- Clothing!! A WORD ABOUT BLACK DRESS GOODS o We its slrjyrflig tlfls E<JI more than fWty styles 111 Hack Goods. All the styles In Blacr Good« y>u can find Till» ve Larger selections Lower prices l(J per cefit off on »11 our Blsck Goode don't fall ro eall and tns|H*ctour Black Good* this wees. Prices from Men’s Gloves We are «bowing a eery Goods engraved free Ladies’ Kid Gloves Better treatment M. R. JANNEY. Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid l!p Cub tir'H Urjtft Leigh were rlso conslderatly jarred. W C McGuire, the eoterpriting Leigh’s back was wrenched painfully, Ninth street re»t mrartour, is instat but he was athls poet when tbe re ing a fl ie n>-w cashier's desk in his porter reached the scene after dark. place of busine*. 8TKPH1N HANRATTY HURT. F<x>tba!l players and spectatir« of There was a traveler en the blind yesterday’s game «ay that it was the t baggage or the trucks of the baggage muddiest game that ever was played lu I ear with a comt-anlon. He was the tb cisy Tim* wae call’d before the | I ocly one who waa in any way ewtoasly__ expiration of th- 1 »st Ihalf on accouLt ■ | hurt. He bad » gash in bis forehead )of*th »e r»lo. • I which requires! three stltcb*» to clove, I M i The Ashland football aggregi.tigft | janJ bis arm was f. — *** left Wileaiijitnoon for Albany where H also Hurt internal y. •tn flflfl H*ePheu .Hanratty. •aU.JUU He was taken toCottage 2UU I bls wound* drewwd. He • from Butt*, Mont seiotts up to i-'1 11 n ' ofthesp- « acNtasu MMMto L •arto on savon»»»# TX#»»- „ tnsiav Drafts iwttto «■ lh' P’-'nelF*! 'II1«- •< the Mito» »"lay. «nd tore <n ro “ ï'iL.tae-i. AU aoUaetioM entrortwl to tw wfll receive Tnltto -tale« ow«d -n -ensnd •-rtlflcaU •< ; bis recovery. t*wptrtteetioto ZML i of «icaanre «old o. foraign couatH.» "’P’WM iwceivwd subject to check ov o«rti£ F E. SsorwB*«*. Cashier. L. H. Porro AaeiaUnt y^ek w* Irrigation Convention. The train wa« In charge of Conduc By torlp»» New» AMOCtatlun tor Bban Conner. With his usual pres That you will get P ortland , N ov 18.—The ence of mind he extricated hlmseU Dally auard Nov 1» Bnow is visible on the m<Mf»taine Oregon fr^p the smoking car where he was Irrigation Conven That you will get pinned by tbe news boy’s crates for north of lh»city, for the first time thia tion opened here today with several mlnutw, and gave orders to year. four hundred delegates in at put out the fire in tbe overturned en All the mills except the woolen mill That you will get Mayor Williams gine aud see to the engineer aud fire are shut down on account of high wa tendance. welcomed the visitors to the man. This prevented the wreckage ler. That you will get from taklDg fire. in a felicitous Mary J Thorn, of Cottage Grove, has metropolis To tbe surprise of everyone, Engi , been granted au original pension of $8 speech. neer Hale and Firemen Lindsey I per month. crawled out of tbe steaming wreckage Don’t you think The Gomper» lnve»tigation. Atiorniyt A C Woodcock of Eu> That it's to through the cab window without a gene, t< day delivered an address before By berlppa New« A»«ocl«tlon Your interest scratch and very few bruises. To trade with us? he Bar Association at Portland. N ew O rleans , N ov 18 MeeeengerC F Meyers ana A Wrlgbt Walter R >s« has resigned bis pool Contrary to general expecta- bad a time with the baggage. When the investigation of the shock came the baggage was tion as waveling representative of the ' tion thrown to the front end of the car on Correspondence Bureau and will re« President Gompers was not top cf Meyers and his assistant, sprain ' main here. The Jeweler taken up when the American Caunty Clerk L*« to lay Issued mar- ing the former’s a-m and •boulder Ninth St. « . Eugene, • Federation of Lalxyr began its riagt lioen««« to Cl*y Parker and Irma the face and bruising tbe latter about Holt; Augustos J F Vitus and Laura 1 session this morning. An Honest Word for Honest Goods. quite seriously. Mail Clerks »ViIsoa Flagg ad Roy A Weetrop.. Oregon. GENERAL BACKING BUSINESS Boas on r*»«'«*'>le term*. Sigh m < hltogo, Saa Eraaciano «a<! Port Brevities TRAINMEN UNHURT. That vou will get Paid un Cueh Capi*«1 »»O oo® Suroluu SB 0,000 Vlo.lrwM.iaat BURGLARIZE n v Better Goods EUGENE LOAN and I G Htonaicxa, •»ttr k . v , Christmas Buying Here Means Otice.—Room over Ensene Loan & Savings Bank. Rssi-lence No 280 Pearl street. < alls st tended to day or night. Phone reel ieroe, Main 77. Office. Main 4». A o o ;o PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Eufltne C ottagi < gal Shooting. 0. A. C. VERSUS ATTEMPTED TO Guare Special Krvtce. Dorn Carlo of Portu undor the general amnesty act. The crime for which they were sentenced to imprison ment for life was.a particular ly cruel one. The Filipino brothers after tracing Lieuten ant l’ieraof the Spanish Givil Gu^rd a prisoner, bound him to a sU^ »h»»l th«y lujn for thret dtyf. Ha •pittously Ijfcggld his ciptortt for food, »nd in InsWXt- th»y cut strips of iltoili ftnim hit leg fnd compplltd him k> •♦t it. « The news came to Eugeni Mond: y The Junior claa* is preparing to ■ a-.»! gii * Bft®rno,Jn that there was a wreck near Web. Creswell and that No. 12, tfie north a farce to raise money for the '04 Web- f<X>;. Th<&performance will tak^plave, bound passenger train due in Eu^ue o qp Nov 25. The title of the play ie, at 1 ^2 in lhe afbiruooQ ws$ ditch®). . WFemxbJiÄMe» Good t'- Clung v i 0 0 l'id lAtf. »i'.N'B AND HOYS’. o f(9- a Gigtffc Ofc. (Oft ¡8 "To Obligf BUiJon.” Parts haKJp al-1 The G u 4R d dispatched a rwort^ to • the aog#tk on th»up*}^g train7ting left V«d»'bn«i e -*ll »< rl -Uaftd* nmWy Kg!*'**! !»iPd t!Ja wcjk of ! Sütö». 58RM**'t‘ or 1 il11"1 4»le* the conductor % 4»*W way. Tl< Jftflf<t h<ar3 Kpclt 5 o’clock. st a modi»») price. »10 o Obws funshibte* h « ma k»grM»w Stolt w>A injvijr^atf ®>t 1> ^rry corrgw Guard Special Service. give V« In » «r«»a' « W»‘ *o* »otlflffiiG k) thf toreck, fig- tig- .gl.», ! WMt r Cl.ak.kh t n» Btyl*. itodaadto tin affi.den» onMKioh < C orvallis , N ov 18.- Batter m sKiiui »nd mai » Bet- tor PWf GUtS a pl*y w111 be given Wkl4b r*4»to of tt* toUtto is (jiever W* ft-nc 4 for an afl#yNMr t <rf wt ti» tinto »'» *■'*« Mtdto» *u; a<> doubt maoubd to their credit the otmiftnyA t»«inqgt. They »t«l football betteeen Uj»OA C htd Al- arti? gxMtttod i* Minnenwi oot itfttrbctt>d to gee~> informgflon away «ad w uwlr pM>Mt.-U. o. Weekly. tond* to ww'iwur» t»D> Coll ok »!#*!»«. It la ftp to t>W »from th« public h « much pototble. W« sitMtoily ifunrt igtdDto AHwin, eiettt n to Wbethft <t t»? »*eiy com>d*-l'oí- 1» our ConduiOor H<gi-t>n refund to lifmit Cti*<km«ehall tie placed. IteiO« I* a tolYBlODV V>‘ «• led tbeei flia reporter to rl<!« ifcnt CreeWell, but Sxndow May H«v* Drowned. with oan h <( obemiioa and oopy of th»ffi«:i»Dg* Mtw'td »»Mtuu* • 4)001 on the blt»d Itovtttg» so.gi they *Mat»r to #e de g#»Joh»-on «■ th» AllHtOy iMHDMg*. By Wpp« \«W» A-AMatk» o nmd by i 1* »0 t <»« • 1 </«tm Io 11 rgene, N ap 17, lftc',O> Or »-id iron got o«n up to t«e Wrwek. L o A do », N ov 18.—It is lie«- ntfut Monday Mterttttbn: i KKniBi.« wft® « age / Mm w e IM Weil, 86» SVü lamette the CoRyr.LAls, Vov. 17, 1902. liavad thtt Sandow, Thepllbof oi l iron, *infll St ood, at net, «MO. J ames 1 hgmp «> n , Ma lltgef Al tat)1 J strong mtn, «wwl hie wi»» Ib-wjfabjflbo I'flS o #i»D«o'Opl AS. »ptarnfti cam, College Football I ttinj. Albatty: ar.Hwí •orb jesseno;«* on the ill- Shooting M axco . wn baggage and vgitgie bits of D ear fbig: The tar«gon Aftric.ul* Wreckflg-, g»vo the location the ap- feted steamer Lllin^xnite tur»l (,'<• 4 eleviRi Mri by ebdUeOW-s *ftM>r» yfll 1 bft & grt Qd Bld# k'lOO’ ior pftSranc»of a huge j infr pre, There ttje Aibauy College t<«to to pfty n th<t wa» l<>e* off th# 20 tw®» 14J M MsrUb’« brick yst I Were tgu engine« on »t toe true of the game of football. W* pcipoao that Foundltnd »nd that t**&ot tagten» 99*00<Mdk.y Nov .0. <cident. Tn» iirbt one w® a regular the |0in - be pli^ d on th» h <4»M tioy jwriuBliStl witk ths ln'RS Iter? UttkjS W'd" v6 b ' • B-llivtt anti I All invited. 0 _ . /JurdiM - r I i<A»4ft.vipg, . - r' I....................... I " I W W* to H L majority c/dbft * ei.'Wn r n« 1 flrg») ^ The ber 6, 19.12, on WlliiS^-Ote Univer^ty second wd> on < id switch engiue flL Held, at Baletft; olRciaia 8> •* Willbgn LetR-rg ro*i-9<«l h«#* fMOw We don't expect everybody's patronage, but #e try to deserve it tab»n from Kosgburg to A'ortlaod, Olt Judd, of Belem, »Rid Ar HRtcRUeoR, SftlidoW statsd tl»st blur» ip- wij never bu J) to carry a paesei^py of the Y M C A of Portland; all ex- tended »tiling on th»t vWBMf train an^it could not stand lhe spefti peiiHee of the ga|ft, lnfl udiugfflgtit>'f with which the train was moviug at men ©reveh team, tube pAW out of ¿•74 ty SHootiWM« the time—15 milea an hour. .The the gate receipt», the baltaoe, If any helper was under John Hale, engineer, to be applied on the debt of WilliftU By Bsrlifti News Aa»MI«tlB'> W indsor , England, Not 18 and Fireman Lindsey, of Roseburg. »tt^rjUnlvere!^, or to be given to any HKLPEK engine jumped . lQ$m charity, tt@deflcit, if an^tobe —King Hom C<rlos of l’or- Three miles beyond Creswell the made up equally lly by the contesting Uig<l <nd King Edtrard ad» helper jumped^* track on top of a Ke; all play; »y1 and substitute» of snooting birds on the royal looting birdB tn tweutxjoot culvert. The l^der soon fide students, pre^rvCTB here today. ' earns to tz be tana bon tW'ke 1 one and was out of danger. registered at their respective iurtitu- Hfiieclive iiiftitu- After plunging up lhe track @r fifty lions at leant ten days before the Qate McVeagb SttfLQûOtion» yaide the old switch englnOvas turned of this challenge; this proposition to over by He momentum of |the oncom be accepted by noon, Nov 20, 1902. If By Icrlppa New« AMOClallon S cranton , Pa, Nov l&r- ccepted, #U[llcat£-. ing care and rolled ahead on its side. this proposition is aci The baggage car was ditched on one contract«, embodying Í terme, tre to be'rT. Jx—Attorney—General TOc- side, mashed into kindling while the signed by the president of each Instita« Veagh's cross-examination of mail car «uttered the same fate on the tion and t>y the manager of each team, John Mit^ell, the United other. The passenger coaches followed both bain« to be provided with a copy Mine Worker president, ^as That you will get in variety and stacked themselves in thereof duly signed. C haki . es L J ohnson . again the opening and princi aa k ward positions all over the railroad Manager cf Athletic Ut i m of O AC. pal feature of the strike com-- leriitory. Every car was thrown from That you will get its trucks but the rear sleeper. mission session today. QEORGE O'B DeBAR, M. D. J An Old Engine and a Rotten Roadbed Responsible for the Accident—Terrible Wreckage. Janior Fatte. o HOBNOBBING Edward of England and in fad. The Silk Ping Pong applique trim, are beauties, also the long bright silks in fancy shades, appMque and lace trim — very attractive. Many other new things ia this line you should see f\ f they are ‘‘it.’ i TWO KINGS WRECK Spose vouv’e had them, bnt uot like these, because they just ar rived this morning in ease lute by express. Positively the hr«t in town and the newest. *pecting the pile of etutt. He said the loss would run up into the thousands. He took the 160 passengers back to C ittage Grove and gave them eupper. An ergine and caboose came down from the Grove and returned with the passergers who were transferred tot tie special which went down from E q . gene. They were taken on uorth lnet ( evening. BouthboQnd trains were bald here until this morning when the construc tion train from Portland, which had arr'ved on the scene before midnight, had made a passage way around the wreck. They then prooeeiied south. t raveling Telegraph Agent Tipton, who was on the train, rigged up a tele graph station bv tapping the wire« and was in oommu.ilcation with t'je ,oad Sandow the Strong Man Drown» all afternoon. —•Two Cruel Filipino» CAUSK or ACCIDENT. The escape from injuryo by 4ta? Released. passengers and train men was nothing short of miraculous. Ttie road at that point Is on a perfect level. The os use By Berippt News Aaaootatlon * J of the accident can only lie attiibuted W ashington , Nov 18.—The1 t > negligent Inspection of that part of supreme court of the Philip the road. The culvert timbers were found to be rotten. Aside from that pines has rendered a decis-’^n the Idea of running au old yard engine giving Jose Gufttuan and on a tralu going 45 miles au hour it Isidore Guzman their liberty preposterous. NO 45 o Ctty »a# County Warrants *«<»l ». a Mitt ■ t #— »le« «•«•H-«' r m iss nt/. • w «■ aaown ®f.W Ot*u«» »•I Ci »I Groye and ia 1W a miner He was uno n- -r '■ ' JT lb*R- are dout ts as to pamkngem cabbd for . Travelog Fa-eet ger Ag-tt J P Joo«« wa»on the tram and was raefsliy in , Prices from 75c toJS2.50 THANKSGIVING SHOOTING MATCHES g|»|n< turkey« and one for geeee are on lhe tapis. The flrat one will be held on Mon- day, Nov 24th, at Natron. It Will be for ehot guns and rlflsa both, and w|tl hoid the Albany boys to a several fine turkeys will be given as e name '* AlI.Wnew shades ere. •bort score tomorrow afternoon. Th* ' prtx«e. game w 11 not be difficult to win for The Eugene 0un Club will hold a Al1 any if they do not display too grand blue rock »boot at the club's mocb —.a,«.«» Uo(Je — grounds south of the city on Wednee- A large numwr of ,u j-.nrnil: I'b» BaaeburgI»#7• •** Pteibde+r tap . - a brick boild- tnrkeysv.lbe put uP, and th. .vent W to.’! puling in. new M J reto promlaee --------------------------------- to-^a-m to ba an enloyable one. W> • * • « Another match to to be held at J ( f the pr ■s'eeds of page« of tlmZKr , Hit i i-eed« pig— llaVjjg M Martin's brickyard west of the rity land advert!» ng. Newspaper men >»|. Tijey I oo Wednesday, Nov Mtb. This is to dem keep rii* money they g-1 _ jener» Uy put It into circulation far bs- be a rifle »boot and J> gee»« will be the _oe<1 their ability #o to do. Calico This Week • 20 yds (or $1.00 HAHPTON BROS □