The Eugene weekly guard., January 17, 1903, Image 1

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VOL. 36
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY JANUARY 17, 1903,
BIG SALE NOW ON
II
CATTLEMEN
BIG LOSERS
Muslin Underwear 9 cts
and up.
OREGON
LEGISLATURE
TO TRANSFER
NO 25
T. H. TONGUE
THE CONTRACT
IS DEAD
City Lights will b« Furnished by
a New Corporation.—
A Hundred
Thousand Senate Does a Rushing
Cattle Dead, a Million
Business Introducing
Ladies’ Jackets
Council Notes.
|Pally Uuard Jan 14
End Came Suddenly in
Thu City Council met last evening
with all the memlx-rs present. The
' ten al routine nt buair.sas was trausaot-
M. The street committee reported 10,-
' 782 feet of lumber u»ed !*•• month iu
the C'lustruetlon of cross walks. The
Coal Will go on the Free List— Milt Miller Introduces Flat Salary Le.l'h comml'toa report'd 30 fantllire
Gould Residence
Afire —
quarantined for con’aginn.
State Officers’ Bill -Mum-
Th» b'll prepared by tha city attor­ Drath Due to heart Disease In­
A Baseball Pitcher’s
mey Gets Clerk-
ney tor p.ieentatlon u> the legislature f
duced by Acute Indiges­
A Reorganization of the Old
Sensational Suicide.
ship.
aaktug a uhsuga iu tbe boundary H um
tion- Funeral at
Company—Booth-Kelly Peo­
of to« «uv to luelude Fatrmuunt aud
Hillsboro.
Col -ye Bill wm r.ad and ordered for*
ple Take an latertst.
By 8crl,p. New. AaeoclaU"«
Guard Special Kerrie®.
•raided to the lsAlelature.
Starving on Plains.
Washington Yester­
Bills.
day Afternoon.
Great Bargains
In Every De-1
S
, Jan 13.—A Lane
S F
, Jan 13 —
county
man,
E R Mumruey,
partment. of Winuie
B Marcer,the pitcher
was
remembered
in the 'dis­
the all American baseball
an
Miss Th's Sale
When You SeejOur
Ads Don’t Delay
for You Can
Find
HERE
ALEES
alem
rancisco
team, now playing in this
city, suicided at the Occiden­
tal hotel last night. Marcer
fastened a rubber tube to the
gas jet in his room, placed
the loose end of the tube in
his mouth then turned on the
gas, inhaling it till he became
J unconscious. When found
he was alive but died without
regaining consciousness.
Gould Residence Afire.
By Scripps News Association
N ew Y ork , Jan 13.—A
fire broke out in George
Gould’s residence at an early
hour this morning. While
little damage was done to the
building, the loss on paint­
INVITED TO
ings and hangings will reach
VISIT EUGENE |50,000.
HAMPTON BROS
WEEKLY EUCENE GUARD.
Spain May Exhibit.
Mayor Chrisman Sends President
AMPBELL BROS.. Publisher«
Roosevelt an Official Invi­
tation.
IFFICE—East ride ot Willamette street, be
tw«en Seventh and Eighth street
Wo reproduce tha text of eo Invita­
tion Mot yeeterday afternoon to Preet
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
dent Rooeevelt bv Mayor G R Chrlo-
mno. It 1» one of tbo finit invitation«
$2.
hne Year....,
sent from Oregon and will very likely
. L
jx Months.,
three Months
receive prompt attention at the White
Hoti»». Following la the telegram:
P resident T heodorb R oosbvblt ,
W ashington , D. C.
iJ’rrtuinir rate« made known on application
On behalf of the olty of Sagene I
.d'ire« all bu>dn«M letter» to THE GUARD,
Eugene, Oregon.
cordially invite yon to vielt oer city,
while on your tour of the coaat thia
apring.
G. R. C hrisman ,
t
L WHITSON,
Mayor.
DENTIST
Bavin? purchased the office and fixture« ef
I the late deceased W V Henderaon, I am
I now prepared to do anything in the line of
I Dentistry in the above «aid office.
fcy’Crown and bridge work a apecialty.
C WOODCOCK,
A
ATTORNEY A T-LAW.
Oft ce—One-half block south of Chrism
Bock,
FIRST
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
PHYSICIAN
AND
National Bank
SURGEON,
Chrwman l,jg,
Eugene, Oregon.
[•j W BR< >WN, M. D.
Qt Eugene.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
P«ld ut C««h Capital SUO OOO
Surplus
#50,000
•V Moe— Upstair» in Chriaman Block
Hour.: 'J toll al m; 1 3, 6 to to p.m
Eugene
Oregon.
A
GENERAL BANKIN
’.USINESS
A. Don» on rvaainable 1
».
«¡gk»
dr&fta on Chicago, San Erano:
«nd Port­
J^aHUGH E. PENLAND
land, Oregon.
..
Bill» «f »xebang» »old on foreign co antri«.
Corner 7lh .nd Willnmette street»
Ckrtmle D.poait. reoeivad .abject to »hwk or oertìfi-
a-6“ • «mi deformiti»» a spacially.
Lady
eòfiection* satrurtad to a» wUl rereiv»
0 Bit* nd BO re,
u npt nttention.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
(jX'iRGEOB d . bab , m . d .
T G H bkdmc ««,
Presidmt.
S B K àxib ,
VU» Previeni
PHYSI' TAN and: SURGEON.
2
- Room oyer Eugene Loan A Sa ring.
, "t R»»i'ienc» No 280 vearl atreet. Call*
Mteo^-d to day or night.
PhoB« reeidenea,
■“« 77. üfic», Maia 49.
R. BKAN
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
9^ I” Loan A Savia« b»nk building Ba»»
* 'peri*, attenti la jít » to land «ad Míala»
F ureo». Orogre.
*• L Walto«
a p.
walton
«
V« m
nbn «
^'xntpA'.U.,
JL
Pr^lc 1« all th. «.or*, ia
•>.
No »_ Walt..« Modi.
Bt»t«-
Or.
<9
• •IfMfc.r,. i,
nrry bo, of tb. gonui»»
eJ3ru.no Quinine
By S«rlpp» New. A»»oot»tlori
Lane
P. E. S modo bass ,
Cashier.
Y, H. POTTBB
Assistant
County
Bank
Protests.
V
, Jan 13.’—Prineess
Stephanie, daughter of King
Leopold of Belgium, tele­
graphed fiom Mentone this
morning denying the truth
of reports of differences be­
tween herself and husband.
The Princess characterizes
the rumors as not only sen­
sational and impertinent, but
lacking the least foundation
in truth.
Free Coal for Coal Trust.
SsriyiM Mewi Aiaaclstloo
W ashington , Jan 13.—The
House ways and mean« com­
mittee in session this morn­
ing decided to report a sub­
stitute to the Hill bill.
A rebate equal to the tariff
imposed will be allowed on
all kinds of coal imported
from all sources for one year
from the date of adoption.
This virtually place« coal
on tbe free list, as it is □ot
probable that with free coal
once the country would «ub­
mit to any tax being ica-
posed on it at any time there­
after.
Terrible Cattle Loss.
By tortypa Nsws AaaoclaUoo
C hamberlai », South Da-
kota, Jan 13.—Stockmen
_______ »11
over’the Dakotas, Wyoming
and Eastern Montana are
despondent on account of
— OF
large loss«« of cattle, with
EUGENE.’ OREGON more in pro«pect.
Prominent stockmen es­
E^bliahed In 18». »< O.ie-*«
Bank in tn» Connty.
timate the loss of cattle from
since January 1st
A General Banking business blizzards
will
reach
fully one hundred­
in all branches transacted thousand head.
And, they
on favorable terms.
assert, the worst is yet U>
A. G. HOVEY, President
come as fully a million head
L G HUHN. Cashier
are «tarving now.
I
B. H. HOVEY. Asst Caabitf.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
ENTERPRISE
rran CHittv's rufort .
Dally Vaard Jan 14
Noticing In the city oouuoil procer 1*
WABittNQTox, I) O, January 11.—
lugs last night that the Eleetrto Light
Him T H Tongue •r.ttersdsn attack of
Company had procured the con-ent of
paralysis yesterday moruing which
tue ouy to transfer their city eon trait
proved fatal to him. He died suddenly
to a uewoompauy the G uard learns
1 a the presence ot bla danghter. Bar­
the following frets:
tha, aud hia private secretary, M1 m
Owing to th« rapid growth of
Rviae, at 13:60 o’clock. The end was
Eugens and the inereaaed demand fur
peaoeful and without pain or »uflar­
aei vioe the «•> npany finds it noe»ssaty
ing.
to make large additions to the plant.
LIGHT CONTRACT TH A NSKKUKBD.
He was up later than usual Saturday
While all details ate not yet worked
The im;M>rtai>t part of the aesslon wm evening at a banquet in the till» morntug
out suffieieot Lead way hM beea made
fsl'
aomewhat
indispoeed
but
would
the granting of the right of traasferrlag
to warrant the statemeut that the com-
■ the eoatraet to light the city to a uaw net allow hie daughter to call • physi­ pany has been organLaed with sufficient
cian.
A
hard
.
bieathlng
epell
wea
O' >r pot a ten which proposes to operate
capital to abnorb the preaent plant and
froui Bprinafield. The petition wm noticed by his daughter aud «tie »um*
put tn a large tran«iul<«ion power
tn
tied
physlclaus.
The
end
came
be-
from the prsseatcompany, the Eugene
plant at Bpriugtlsld eapeble of furnish­
Electric I Uht Company. ■ This mean« f.-ra anyone arrived on the «erne. The ing light aud power for the need« of
that tbls company will enlarge Ite dooturs agre»d that tbe Irooble was Eugene, Fairmount and Bprlugtlsld
Diw«r and «ration, move Ite !>»•» to t>»art dl«eaae, . superinduced by acute for »«*»ral years tu oome.
A large amuunt of fuel will be neee<-
Bpringfitld and operate on a muob larg­ Indlireetion.
I he remains will twt sent *o Hills­ •a«y to furnish »owrr for the eontev -
er ecds then heretofore Now capital
boro, Oregon, where the widow and plated twsnty-four hour service. TLe
will be in’roduced.
eleaiti.) light p»ople have associated
The power will Bo farnlabod by the th . real of tbe family nre residing. They themselves with the Booth-Kelly
will
reach
there
th
ene
weak
and
the
Booth-Kelly Company at Bprlugfield,
Compauy, aud contracted for the saw­
im they oootrol the power there. The funeral services will probably t>e hvld dust and »labwood necessary for fuel.
Tlie current wlh b? generated al the
pe'ltion was prsssuied by A C Wood* or Munday, January lb.
Eulogies will bo heard tn Congress Hprlngfleid station, while the present
<»>ek, attorney for the company, and an
»ta.lou In Eugene will probably I e
ordinance wm immediately introduoad la.«r in the preeeut «a»»Ion.
■naieialned aa • distributing point f. r
granting the prayer aad the oontract
Honorable Thomas H Tongue was this city. The preseat steckholds a
will b“ imai Kliat’ly transferred lo the b' -n In England, June 26, 1844. Hi» retain their iuter<-«t In thenaweom-
pany, and with tbe new .stockholders
new Corupxny, which will be knowu paioute were Anthony aud itebeea will continue the bn«ln«ee.*
m the E'i<nne A Hprltigfiald Electric (Liwaon) Tongue and be wm their
While tbe Kleotrlo Light people are
only child. When be was 15 years of I giving splendid Mrvloe.tbla new allgu-
Light and Power Company.
age >be family emigrated dlreetly to ( oneut will add greatly to the Interests of
TAX LBW glXXD.
Kugeue and our ad|erant communi­
1 Wavblngto« Bounty, Oregon, where ties.
An erdiuanoe wm prerouted fixlug ,
th<y located on a farm. He wm sent
■ i— ■
tbe tax levy for the year at 8 mill«, dl- I
j to I’aclflc University at Forest Grove,
vided aa foliowet General purpoero, 6
front which institution he wa» gradu-
Oregon and Washington End the mm»; st-wt, i 4-6 mill; «ewer, 1 mill;
ted with honors In 18U8, after which he
¡
library,
1-5
mil
1
.
Tn«
total
olty
tax
for
Three Year’s Quarrel Over
i read law in the office of Hou W D
thia y»ar will b« 36) mill« m compared
Portland Talagram.
Hate and wm formally admitted to
Athletics.
Í with
mill» iMt y««r.
Hpeaker L T Harria—Tongue’« cud-
tin: bar In 1870.
den death oenae M a ebock to hia wide
■■WEBB.
By a oleee application to bls business
elrole
of Immediate perennal friends
Th« whfto-wingftd dove of prone bro
Th« Recorder wm instructed to ad- he soon beeome known m an able law­
vi.lted the Bute Univereltiœ of Oregon v«rtl«e for blds for eoustructlng ««ware yer asd won ease after case In the By untlriug industry and nativa
•ad WMhingtoD, aad th« flaroe «th- M to •pedlfloatlon» on Prorl tad El«v- euu.ta where be practiced.
be early ability Mr Tongue acquired a promi­
i«Uo war reoanlly waged b«tw«en enth streets,
espoused the principles of the Repub­ nent etandin,- and great influence ae a
tbe«« institutions U m come *o an end.
lican party and wm o«»rnd minor member o. i h « National House of Rap-
rereuiailvtA
Hia publie career hae
Already arrangements are iramg mad«
do -:lions In the gift of that party
been a credit to himself and an honor
for a football game for next »eason to
early tn hie life.
to the state.
b* played in Beattie during the month
I a 1888 he wm elected to the state
•* November.
I •e:>»te at Belem
from WMhlngton
Hanatur R A Booth—Hla euergy,
Th« boue of contention bet «sen
0<>u ity and served on the judiciary
ability
and worth ware reuognlrad by
<heM schools hM been track athle-ioe,
an.' other eomneltte»». It was during
•he thr»e annual m»ete being priM'uo-
tbo seraion that the queetlon aa to oongiusaaad ha wm au laaportaut faet< r
In It« daolsi'm». Among Oregon’»
tire of mush harsh nose
Tne body of R»pre«ent»live ThemM wb toer tbe Fortleud municipal b >oda
Oregon and WMh ngton ar» the
I were to be taxed. In Opposition l<> the r«pi»«»atatlvM he U m never bean ex*
H I'eugre left Washington Mouday I
<*ll»d. The knowledge of hie worth
leading InttHUilous of tb»ir kind lu
on a »pseial car, and will arrive in tu-neure, Mr Tongue dlatiugufahed
bM widened with hi« year» of eervia«.
'.he Pacifio North west and »re natural
himself
and
made
bla
re-elsctlon
sure.
Portiaud Saturday morning or after­
rival« In all departments of student an
Ou bls return to the eeuate he was
noon.
tarprlte. Conte-t. betwran IbeM Inst! ■
It Is accempau'ed by Mr Tongue’s ma le chairman ef the Judlotary eom-
tu*lons should be mode the most im­
family and by a oommlttae from each nau'ea. Tbe next year, 189«, he wm
portant athletic «vaata of tb« y»a lo hou-e of Congress, (»eluding Represen-' el»' t»d chairman of the Repubiioau
The directors of the First National
'his regio«, and It Is hoped '.hat dlffrr-
Sir te Convention bald in Portland,! Hauk mot this morning and reviewed
t«t.ive A oody, of Oregon.
hp «es may be rattled on the flsld of
ati'i wm a steta delegate to the nation- '
The funeral will be held on Bunday
Ute condition of the bank. Every
■pert in a olean and frland'y uiaa.ier.
lai
oooventloB of his party in 1892 In thing wa« reported to be in the boot of
at Hllleboro, and will be arranged by
Inepipeof peace nuKht to be poseed
Mi neapolis. He served in «'icvoseion i condition. Tbe annual election of of-
around and everybody given a good Mrs Toneue.
R*»<>l"ti ,ne of regret at Mr Teutue'« ' as i oalrman of tbecentral commit'«»' Orere resulted In the re-eloetlon of all
•nd iMtlog smoke, ae such squabbles i
of the First Congressional District,'
death were uo»«ed by each house of
the old oflioor«. They are as follows:
as have hitherto existed sboald Lave
member of tbe stat» central commit- TG Haudrloke, pre«ideili; H B Eskin,
Congre«»
yn«t»rday,
end
both
adjourn
­
o place iu oolege apart.
Yesterday's
t»<-, president of the Young Men’s Re­ vice-; reeldeui; P E Hnodgrass, oasblor;
ed to respect Co bls memory.
Oregonian prints this and adds, “No
publican Club, and other minor pool- L H Potter, oaatetanl cashier; F L
Flowers.’’
lions before he wa« elected to serve th» Chamber«, G R Chrisman, T G Hend­
people of hie district in thelowsr house ricks, H B Eakin and P E duodgrass,
ofcougreM at Washington, Hie pro­ directors.
Tue»day some young friends of Mira fession claimed a greet «hare of bls at­
Prosperity artlolso In the Eugene
He helped
Grace El'xabsth Farrington gathered tention before this tlm».
papers keep th? Albany papers hust­
orKtnix»
th?
Hr
t
National
Bank
In
ling to keep up their end. The Demo­
Mrs Rasan K Moore died y estar lay at her h ows end enjoyed a very pleas­
Hi'leboro, and wm a direuter far year«
crat say«: '‘The Willamette valley is
al the home ef her eon, James, who ant afternoon. Tbe oeoauion wm the
Iu
1898
Mr
Tongue
wm
elected
to
fortunate ia having several splendid
resides near the riyer bridge. Mhe died Mtli birthday of Miss Greoe. Kefrooh
0»>'gr»ee tram the First District.
His
bu.ieoaa and educational centers, bot
of old age, being very feeble at the age metit« and gamrs made the hours o
from 3 to 5 pass very quiokly. The fol­ record there hse been one of which Albany does not lay down the palm to
of 71 years.
, Oregon le proud. He wm re-el<cted
any of th«m ”
The deceased was a pioneer of thi, lowing were the guests prerent: Gladys
Wilkin«,
Gtedya
ReJuoond,
Metis
LIU,
state, orœefng th» plains with her hue­
E«sle Z'mmer, Laetle
band in 18M. H»r oldest awn, Orati, of Orllia and
Eastern Oregon, was born durlug the DU u D, Loots Green, Augeila Marquam, |
trip acroee the plains.
Hix eons an« Mildred detluk, Lona Bellman, Merle
one daughter survive ner. They are aa Htewart, Doane Marshall, Maud Wil­
follows; Oren, Lafayette, Steve, Hen­ liams, Msloa Willllems, Rub-end Eva
ry and Lon Moors and Mr« Ed Pole, Cummings, Alta Kay, Cleone Carroll
and Martha Andereon.
of Portland.
tribution of clerkships today.
According to the House
apportionment Lane county
was allowed one appointment.
Thie the Lane delegation be­
stowed on Mr Mumniey. He
held the clerkship on tbe
same mode of appointment
at th« session of 1901.
The Senate rushed business
today, twenty-four bills be-
introduced. Several resolu­
tions were introduced and re­
ferred to appropriate com­
mittees calling for the ap­
pointment of special com­
mittees to investigate stat«
offices and the affairs of state
institutions.
Senator Milt Miller of
Linn county introduced a
flat salary bill for state
officers.
W C Y ran, aa Are chief, eubmittod
bias D'i-1 report to th» council: The
Aepai -m. 'it uow hra a membership of
173 I. vi.red among five companies. Tbe
. xpettse for 1902 wm reported M b»ing
8280. Thvre have l>een 3 esrioue or de-
atruciiVH fl-ss and eevsn alarms of no
coti’»qu*"ee. The report wa« referred
to th-’ fire and water committee.
M adrid , Jan 13.—The
Council of Ministeis have THE WHITE DOVE
under consideiation today
IS ON HAND
the question of making an
appropriation of half a mill­
ion dollars to make a dis­
tinctive display of Spanish
art and manufactures at the
St Louis Exposition.
It is urged that articles of
Spanish manufacture will
find a large market in the
United States if oace intro­
duced, while they will not
suffer in comparison with
other nations in the estima­
REMAINS OF THE
tion of Spanish-American.
The Ms reh field Coast Mail ha» Iswed
Princess Stephanie
a very «rentable illuitrated anmbsr By borip|»s ftewa AMcolition*.
g'vlig a thorough description of the
ihnjia
famous Cooe Bay region. The com­
munity over th«re has received quite a
stir during the prat few months elnee
the Great Central Railway made that
its terminal on the Pacific coast.
The
Mail deserves credit fer keeping in the
front rank.
Auourx, O bbock .
AV
•n 19D0 and the pr»a*iit term of office
«noli not h.v* expl-.d until one y»at
from rest Juae
The expression« of
•arrow of hia uloauai friend« are but
«xpreeelona from the people of the
whole Hate. Oregon feels tha personal
lose whleh has befallen her.
Mr Tongue was married in 1868 to
MleE M iCagleloo, a native of Indi­
an«. They had bcv u children, all of
whom were born In Wethington onu
y. He wa« n Paet Master Mason,
«1-0 !>•• held h'gh fficlul position In
th? Odd Fell iw<’ ». <1 Ntate Grange.
Estimates of Mr. Tonane
OREGON STATESNAN
Bank Directors Meet
SOCIAL REALM.
Death of Mrs. Susan E. Moire
r RIG
Tbe funeral will be held lemo-row
mero log al »o'clock from the reeldenoe
where she died
Rsv J H Em alum
will eondect the cervices.
Interment,
will be made In the Poasairt Mi^ oem
H H Mirrf» relumed laat evening
alary.
from attandln» the funeral of bi»
mother, Mre E M Morri«, who died
Friday at tbe home of her daughter,
Mr« W M Davldaon, nror Rnwlan<1.
Th« funeral wm b»l<1 at 1 o’e.ook Bun­
day. Rav Wiltae'>fflciat«d and inter
The littie town of Walker le taklag
ment wm made io the Odd Fellow«,
on considerable
improvamaDt thle
o«tn«tery «t Muddy Htatlon.
Hix
wfnter. Anon, ihe leter ímpioved
gran<1» >no > f th« ▼•□•raid« lady actac
oodilions may be mentloned tbe en-
m paD beurere.
•rgement of Walker Broe' atore, glv.
iug the gentlewaen eufflcient rana
to earry a largar aad more siten-
• vely eolectod »tnek of general g-w>de.
Thee» gentleraen are alen instelllag a
• kingle bs I ií , whieh will be la runnieg
ordar la a short tiaae.
Fonerai of Mrs. Morris.
Improvements at Walker.
Borir.
I •
I
I
WRAPPER
Sale
this week we will clone
close out our Flannelette
1
For thia
wrapper«, and we don’t mark them up to mark
them down again—We deal square and treat all
alike.
$2.50 Wrapper for $1.98
and so on down.
Ju«t a« easy to buy a |3.00 wrapper for |1.98,
but we don’t deal that way. General discount on
most everything in the store during this week.
Watch for Annual Clearance
Sale Announcement.
FRANK E. DUNN