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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1903)
tire .© and WORN OUT. ACCIDENT TO JAIL LIFE CHILDREN THE LOGGING STREAM BILL OF LYONS I Reported Purpose of Women Need a constant supply of blood-making ma terial or their systems will break down. The complicated female organism is so delicately a<lju-tt-d us to lie easily thrown out of balance. As a result health and strem'llt are affected by divers disease«. Motherhood, family society all levy such drains upon her strength that most women break under the nervous tension. The demands upon h r >:«rvoas -trength rre much great r tl n similar <!• n ands of the oppo-1 X s- x. Hence she m i t be sup plied . i t .eat. r measure with the t le- ment—Auu—that givi »strength. The reason women fe< I iued ami worn out and suffer from headache, pains in the L back ------ tc., is ¡.¿■cause they n nd 1 1 ' have u ' "ir supply of iron. Menstri !e is largely caused by lack Paris- .No Change at lor the Better in the Cold East. (Scripps News Association. ) Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 19.—There is no appearance of abatement of the cold wave that is causing so much suffering throughout the East aud Middle West. The thermometer here stauds at four degrees below zero, while iu the central part of the storm belt it reaches as low as eight degrees below the zero mark. HUMBERT SWINDLERS. (Scripps News Association.) «up; llei t’p h enriches the Paris, Feb. 19.—The trial of the blood :. d r v. :,ac si rain has Humlierts for wholesale frauds and used up. swindling was re-commenced at noon A ic «••», Ire r.fjy ;o, 1901. -Aft r h.ovli , . tr • i r'j remedies today. All the Humlierts appeared in ior tb. rtyy-... .n o cononend Ill' .t Hdd that I the court, though Madame Humbert .. i.. ’avorDr.Har- is undoubtedly ill. She shows signs ■■ ■, and would i ii t aa tb» very of severe mental distress and physical in n I am ac- • ak. worn-out suffering. ■ uno:, d with nerv- The court room was crowded with ousrv»’»rf1 ■ "1 n I pale, thin biODÜ, i Ì "¡1 74- t to be a pun.icea. interested spectators, even standing “J. B. VV ILKCBSON, Druggist.'1 room being packed to its limit. Oi.OOS (uriniee Ast st ive leslimvsul is tessisc.) PANAMA CANAL TREATY. CLEARANCE SALE on several lines of ’good shoes in order to close out Some, exceptional good bargains to those who come tarly. SHOCKING TRAIN ACCIDENT. L (Scripps News Association.) Newark, N. J., Feb. 19.—A Dela ware A Lackawana Railroad train struck a trolly car on a crossing iu this city this morning at 8:50. The trolly was loaded with children going to school. Eight were killed and seven injured. The car was demolished. YORAN’S SHOE STORE Lake County Weather. VICTIM OF RE A Liki view dispatch of F-bru iry 12 h says: Lsst week was the coldest in 12 year.'. The entire couutry was under a pall of snow varvlng from e gh’ frrhes in the valleys and cn the hl h ■ 1 ■ sum to «everal feet in the moiin aia*. So far travel has not been tuipei'. <1 ' ip b'lghing t elug excellent. Mail- <r rie mg on time and many are ei j >j i the f 1-i zhtrg. The iowe.t the mercury has been is six below. At Lak- view there is plenty of hay and cattle are being driven to leeel here. Nearly all h°ep are on the desert. Ho far no losses ere reported except lamb» on the range. It 1« thought losses there wi 1 be heavy if the co.d weather and northern winds continue. Business Pointers. Scissors and pocket knives that are good at Chambers. Dunn’s solid tree spray. Lough- miller A Peter. A few good second-hand bicylces very cheap at Chambers’ Hardware. New Furniture. Chambers' Hardware. Dunn’s solid fruit spray. Lough- miller & Peter. l ass Matlock’s 19 >8 bicvee« have arrived. Tbfa year's whe> 1< are daitlet. Hewillaiso etrry one or two other makes Read Caae M atl'ick’s new ad on tiiia page today. He has recen lv added a com; lete line of hardware and sport ing goods to bis bicycle stock. Supreme Court Case. Authorities Not Notified and No Doctor Called to Treat a Case of Diphtheria—Child Dead. There is considerable feeling In the community in the east end of town over the apparent intentional dlapbedi- ence of the city health laws by the R W W-loh family who reside ou East Twelfth rVeet. Tue lilt e five-year- Id daughter of Mr and Mrs ft W Welch has been very Hl for the pa-t week. Those who had charge of the child were believer» in Chri ilan Science and declined to c.ll a physic! m until yesterday, when th« case grew so alarming that Dr D Btr was asked to stop iu on hi» w»v to the country and < isgnoee the ca»>. When he cail-d he found that the c ill was »nfieriug from an attack if diphtheria In the worst possible firm and could net live. He luformed them of th* disease but was d t asked to do any blug for the child. He ordered the p ernisee quarantined at 2 o'clock end up’O bie return ta the city found that fie besl'h auihoritivs bad been notiti.d a- oi’>cted. The child died at 2 o'clock this morn- inc. Dr D Barta now treating the other children of the family for the ratue BIG STRIKE EDWARD ELLIOTT LYONS. A visit to the county jail gives oue a slight insight to the life and condi tion ot Elliott E. Lyons, who lies in carcerated awaiting trial for the mur der of Sheriff Withers. Since the tragedy he has not read auj’ of the papers containing the ac count of the shooting or the subse quent chase, uor has he asked to see them. He eats and sleeps regularly, aud, as ho has recovered from bis ter rible Might, 1« not exhibiting any out ward signs of physical worry. Neither does he appear repentant of his crime. He lounges on the couch in his cell or sits ou the solitary chair, with his back to the light aud reads such books as are furnished the prisoners of the county bastile. He appears comfort able and entirely oblivious of his sur roundings or the enormity of the penalty which he is sure to suffer within the next two months. Lyons exhibits no religious tendon cies which so often appear iu the criminals who are about to suffer death. He looks well but has very lit tle to say, 'sometimes passing whole days without a word to anyone. In spite of this ho does not appear melancholy. Mrs. Lyons, wife of the murderer, has also become eased some what from her nervous tension and sees things in anion rational light. She appears to feel the disgrace moro than her husband. The routine of jail life has also agreed with her aud she looks quite well in spite of the terrible burden upon her mind. BIG BOX FACTORY FOR ROSEBURG CORTELYOU’S NEW JOB. (Scripps News Association.) Washington, Fell. IS.—Former Pri Aveordlng b the 1'ortlaml telegram vate Secretary Cortelynujtook theoatli Hit re is liL - lihood of a big strife of etn of office as the first secretary of the ploy®.» of ihe Beu*her® Psufio Com newly created cabinet position of the pany. The Telegram say»: Department of Commerce liefore Chief Involving every line and division of Jusice Fuller at eleven o’clock this ■ h - 8 intiiarn I’m ilie is » »• i ike tbreal- i morning. em-d by tlo Uuiied Bru’berhood of (George B. Cortelyou probably owes Rinboai Luu 1 >ye«. ’• * • 1 his appointment to the uiuth and last Th» plain. f tb® Un’t d B'C hertr mm ! I cabinet position to his holding tho O Ro way Kin; I ye« is t-iiuple in tn« 1 posit ion of private secretary to Presi- sxireuie, ye' i< Involves one of the fun i dent Roosevelt, at least to the [>er»onal damemal principle« of the ■ rder, ai d | friendship of the president.—Editor o nec<;uently will be insisted upon to i Guard.) the ve'y end. Il may be briefly «urn-, BEEF TRUST INJUNCTION. aird up In tn® following »latemeiit: (Scripps News Association.) With the re-ignaiion ot F A Bancroft I a« 1 >oul agent rd the Sent hern Paciflo, 1 Chicago, Feb. 18.—Judge Georos- to accept tiiepostoffl 'twhlp of Portland, i scups of the United States circuit rwtrne a t’r w a«eul, Mr Merriman, fot- court granted a temporary injunction n.erly station agent at Salem. Within ¡this morning against the b®ef trust a work he aunoaue d a policy totally merger. The order virtually restrains at v nene® with the old order of thing«. i packers from completing tho trust. The old men were to go aud youaget ! bl'»>d introduced luto the clerical aud ageucy forces. Immediately foll .wlug th!» new program cam» <lie dismissal of Hoff and Ty red, for tno:e than 20 y»ar« in the company. Ocher »iiange« are aupounced, and Mr Merrituau i« ouly wti lug for the right kind of new J J Bar-eb, who w*th his brother, blood to displace them. Cbrls was employed iu the butcher This iu the situation and uulees Hut! aud Tyrell are reinstated, a strike will buslnriw In Eugene some years ago, be ordered by the local union,iu whieb and who has been spending the winter more tbau 1000 men will be Involved, lu the Willamette vail y, away front with the imminent probability of all the laud of the midnight ran, where Ute Harrim.u lines li.oomiug directly he has been for the past three years, will atari for th® KI unlike next week o xncerned. This of course mea«« a wit b a baud of sleek cattle. oomplul® tle-np, Gees tbau three years Mr Harsch has had considerable old, th® United Brotherhood of Rail pifflculty fit « locltng bis cattle but way Employes Is one of the strongest organization» In the United Slate». will be ready for the trip next week. There are 100 division«, with a mem Hi* brother will j >! i him In Hood bership exceeding 66,000. Oregon River and the two will take th® flrat fo Hkogway. Tb® flr»t olalms 1360 living in Portland. Con-I steamer ' I ate inter» ply up the Yukon about the oernlng th® threatened strike, William flr«tof May but they will beat their R Apperson, agent Diviaon No 4, of the des'ltiation long t>xfo ■ that time, go- ' United Brotherhood, «aid to The Tel® Ing viarekagwiy. They say there is gram: * * • “I may say without vic« ti mm. y In Handling t ck Iu that mtliig any e-mfldeuoo that unbs. Hoff , region. 1 «. d Tyrell are reinstated, a str'ke win certaiuly follow. Tb«ee men are fully l ‘ able to attend to their dull«», and to : o¡»charge them now Is an outrage w® will U‘4 quietly submit to. Hoff has beeu with the oompauy twenty years as ageut at Irving, while Tyrell is a San Fsanei«ao employee of twen'.y-lwo (Guard Special Service). years »tending. Both meu were a» State House, Salem, Feb. 18.—The -igned to the Pottlaud office at their vote for United States Senator on to own request. ” TheOrderof Rail way l'ralnm«n have day’« beallot stood : Fulton, 32. asked for a 20-p r out Increase iu Geer, 27. (25 yesterday. ) wages, and they, loo wi I »dike with Wood, 16. (Democrat.) Brotherhood If their com «-«Ion I, uot Williams, 5. granted. Botii orgamz.lion« now have Malarkey, 2. committees in Friseo lookiug Into lb® Georg® 1, settlemeut of the Un t.er- at is-u<-. Mills, I. Mulkey, 1. Hermann ami Jones were paired ill the House. OFF FOR THE FROZEN NORTH Roseburg, Feb. 18.—Willard P. An drus, of Roseburg, and Tbos. K. Campbell, of Cottage Grove, last week filed articles of incorporation wgth the secretary of state, at Salem, for the Double Lock Corner Box Company, of Roseburg; capital stock 8100,000, di vided into oue thousand shares of 8100 each. This is the introductory step toward the establishment of a box factory iu Rowburg which has lieen in contem plation for some time by the promoters of the enterprise. Twoof theinerpor- ators, Messrs Campbell and Alexand'-rt are connected with the Roseburg Lum ber Company, and also have extensive lumbering interests at and in the vi cinity of Cottage Grove. A few weeks ago they purchased a large tract of cottonwood east of Eugene for the pro posed box factory here. When interviewed in regard to the disease. factory, Mr. Andrus stated that if the weather permits, work oil the struc ture will begin inside of 60 days, and thirty days thereafter it will be com pleted. Onar4 Special Servlae The site of the factory will be near were j|> now, Feb 16.-Thoea who the depot grounds of the Great Cen present at th® Valertine social at Crow tral R. R. in Kinney's Improved Plat la»t Saturday night say that ft w»» a of the city of Roseburg. It is pro grar d su ‘ceea both a -dally and finan posed to start up the manufactory with cially, 145.40 being rea.ia®d from the a force of about 25 men anil a capacity Edward Dearly, special U. H. timlier sale of the lunch baaketa. of 1000 boxes per day, to lie gradually inspector, who left this afternoon for A protrart-d me®'iug !• booked for increased as business expands. Roseburg, told a Guard reporter at Crow next month, to be couduc’ed by the train that, th® city of Ashland, Revs B-'lly, Day and Varney.» Jackson county, was lx-lag supplier! J W Doster Is up from his place r»B with wood cut from homestead claims Miw W If Creek to see his dausbter, which were taken up for the purpose Annie, wh® has been s;«nd.og I ba of getting the wood, a direct viola It will be r*n»»inbervd by a winter with Mrs W L Ford. He said he forward many of the OCAab’s re ders that two tion of the law. B A Smith, of task, was in our men wer® fon ly n.urd .ed down in ed a.raport of his find to Waehingtou neighborhood last week. I the Uro* Bar country aomethlog 1 ke and that there would be steps taken Mr« Morri« Owen and Mrs A J I two yean ago by a man by the name soon by the government to punish Ki’Atl were vliiters of Mrs Hicbard I oF Land» . An* ard for the arresi these homesteaders. : ®f Landes- a . ■ ■ fl r-d But he I... been Li lee today. I aileeioc aver I i'loe. It I« be i«v«d b* I s.m" that be i« still in biding Io the I caa-t exit trf. ■ Las’ »Veoiog Cha« Mr<,'u'cb®or> and M alkm , Feb. lit.e-A special to th* The fonndation «ton® I® on the Pater <_'o'gaid, of Elm ra, br tight V> grounds of tb® new O-o Oroas hot®! . k iger e s ruait Whom they lb<o»bt Io Journal from Jeffereoo, ea>» that Wm and workmen ar® tekfo® advantage o' b® Gan-iees, but when l»r<>a(ht tef .re Meeker, an old resident, wa* drowned th» nice weather to ru-h th® wue« o I peep I® who grew I aii I hs tae wa» »•v-erday In th® rtan lam river at» <r O>o-:roct no. The lorn «® fot the I turned !<x-«e. This inxn gave the B»m> ■ tnii® aletV® lb® towo. He had beet) frame work to also < 0 band aud will I of Carr He »omew hat reeernbl«® I ar»- trappiag, and it is suppoaed aori- be er®.’t®'i a« soon a« tb® fonndatlon b I dece and the EluAra taeo tnought dentally tip»*! bls boat. 1b® body was found in Ute sf ernooo. they bad him. laid. Palestine Pointers. ed its supply of coal. The officials have strained every nerve to get coal, but without success owing to the liadly crippbxl condition of the rail- I roads from cold and snow. Telephone and telegraphic «ervioe is ix'ing conducted in u hap hazard way. THEODORE GEER CRAWLING UP TO OBTAIN FUEL SENATORSHIP on Forest Fire Bill. Geer Gained Two and Lost Two Votes (Special Correspondence.) Salem, Oregon, Feb. 19.—Last uight both branches of the legislature passed reslutlous to the effect that no new bills shall l>e received from either house during the rcuiaiuder of the ses sion. Hence both houses will, dur Nottingham Spriogs a Joke and ing the remaining hours of the term, People Thought He Was Go consider measures which are uow in ing to Vote for Fulton.- their respective hands. Today. Voted for Hume. The governor’s veto of the forest protection bill by Booth was not un looked for, since several of the provis ions ot thia measure were known to have not been in accordance with the chief executive's ideas of justice to the taxpayers of Oregon. While the appropriaition is made of 8W*, an- nuiilly, to carry out ihe provisioi a of the net , the bill authorizes tho crea tion of claims against the state which might reach the sum of 850.CW, per year. This would of course lie paid by a deficiency appropriation at each succeeding session of the legislature. Lane County people Jin attendance at the legislative assembly today are, .1. M. Williams, 1.. I . Bean, G. R. Uhrisman, C. A. Hardy, Roy Booth, Eberly Kuykendall, M. Svarverud aud Frank Moorehead, No doubt this representation will sway enough votes to elect a senator. Today the house Ims been consider iug seuate bills, each member choos ing a bill us bls name was called, thus allow iug each member an equal chance with every other member, '..'he Senate is following a like rule. 8|>oaki'r Harris has received num erous congratulations on his very aide effort in behalf of the corpora tiou assessment bill. Ills able argu metitH advanced on the floor of the house were fully appreciated, and ouly the strong tins of fltiauce held many of the incuilx'i's from support iug the proposed law. HANGING AT THE PENITENTIARY H ai .BM, Feb. 18.— D'ath aen'enoes w dl t>e ex eutad at the stale pein eu tleiy loot' uJ of (lie various county saa’e, after #0 dayr from yesterday. Tl.e bl.I has been signed by the gov. arnor, and, according io the original bd1, would have beau effeotiya after live day* as it contained an emergency clr.ii r, bui on account of ibe referen dum, and as it would up, ly to no pre®« er i rasa, thia whs omitted, (> herwi-e the tieglunlng would have been made try two notable cases, aii'1 the first executions at the prison would have beeu A L Belding and Elliott Lyons. (Guard Special Service.) state Hous<>, Salem, Feb. 19.—The gain of two votes forex GovernorG<<er in the joint liallot for senator yester day gave rise to many rumors of im pending changes today. So when the House and Senate met as usual at noon to ballot for a United States Senator there was no attempt of spec- tiii.e - or memliers of the legislature to conceal iheir excitement. The cor- idors of the State House were packed with expectant people. The ballot resulted: Fulton, 33. Geer, 27. (Same as yesterday.) Wood, 17. Williams, 6. Malarkey, 1. Hume, 2. Frazier, 1. Geer lost two from yesterday and gained two, making his vote the same as on the previous ballot. The gains were Hodson and Smith of Multnomah, and the losses, Not tingham of Multnomah, who voted for Huiue aud I’aulsen, of Clackamas, who voted for Hermann. NOTTINGHAM'S JOKE. There was great excitement attend ing the change of Nottingham’® vote. Ills speech, muking announcement of the contemplated change lifted the hopes of Fulton's followers to the highest pitch, ouly to be cast down uml subjected to ridicule. When his name was called Notting ham said he wished to vote for a man who is a ‘‘stalwart among stalwarts." That he was very sorry that the choice wss not from his owu horn® county of Multnomah, but. that had no hand in locating him. "He is from the sound ing sea." (Great applause by Fultou followers) ‘‘1 may lie censured for the act but I am fully capable of bear ing all responsibility. I cast my vote for R. D. Hume." (Hume is the joint member of the house for Coos aud Curry counties. —Ed. Guard.) FORESTjBl LL’FAILED. (Guard,Special Service.) Salem, Feb. 19.—The Seuate has just tried to pass Senator Booth*® bill to protect forests over Governor Chauilierlain’s veto, but failed. Ayes, 15, nays, 13, absent, .12. Mail Orders IN THE MR. HYLAND Book *"* Stationery IS AGITATED Line A D Hyland, the timber king o' tb® upper Willamette, i< d iwii from L w- ell. He Is considerably agitaltd over th proposed passage of the franchise titil uow being discussed In tb® senate giving corporat ions the right to control I >»'<’iig > trrauu In tb ir own Interest. He has a right to be agi ata <t because lie owns 8,(MX) or 8,ON) aorrs of as flue tirulier ax there la In Oregon and would be v big loser If tits bill ware to pa «. He ooturuunioUed with ih<¡governor lo.isy using hi« toluene® to ln<la<e him to veto tils bill “Mould It b® pa sed School Reward and Report He wa® xurprlseal when he beard of Cards. 592 Willamette st, it e measure and that Dr Koykendell EUGENE, • - OREG q N is atetidlhg In with it. Promptly Filled. CCHWARZCHILD’S Book Store. CHAMBERS HARDWARE ONE DAY DIFFERENCE Was Net Landess. SPECIAL .Tx* 50c Men's Underwear, Sample line Wool Underwear, 81.value« for (Avore lines positively 10 days only.) Odds and ends in Shoes, 50e to 81.00 All 5fte bottles Patent Medicines, 45c All 11 bottles Patent Medicine«, 90c -A few old» and ends in Pants at half price. A few Fancy Baskets left, at l®aa than cost. AX BILLY LIGIOUS BELIEFS Portland Journal dtapatch. Feb 17. Wuile it is practically eertaiu that House BUI No 197, granting >xc usiy • privileges of atreauia to <*>r; oration» or in<tlv dual« for logging purpose«, will die lu the Senate, Boot It of D ugl»s, J<»xephlne snd Lan 1« working front:, Thermometer Away Below Zero c-tlly to put t luto form t .st will i.. mil it to sneak through. The bilie io the Northwest . Char now tn the bauds ot the eointultt e ou ily Fuel Exhausted municipal corporation», having been in Chicago. refined recowiueadatiou by the c< m- mere® aud navigation meuilwr*. It In subject t<> be reported a* any tine, hi d (Scripps News Absolution). is now underg dug inanl; it all > ii win h Chicago, Feb. 18. The cold wav® will ch ttige Its provision» m . . i ..1«. continues all over the Middle States • I intend,'’ S'i > Henat >r B > >tt , •• n and West, extending well into the re«1uoe tue ilura'ioii of franc i-. . f- .u South. 6o to 25 year. ; t<» arra ig for lie t >- The lowest point reported by the I teeiioti of ifigaii n privilege® ui.d weather bureau this morning WHd »»’errlehl. ; to an «>»> with tb Bistnark, N Ih Dakota, 22 degrees Coji don of t'fl1 altog. tfier, and t • lx low zero. It was I below at Mil iusert a can««' which will render i 1 WHukee and seven at 1 Incago. There impos-inle for one person or eotpora- ■ is much suffering among the poor, tlntt to secu'e a nutnber of frat ch lee« hundreds of whom are out of fuel and to the exclusion of others.” ' are compelled to frequent public But It would be bard to candy i v r la" es to keep from freezing. Five the gl iritig defects of th» original hjll ! deaths from freezing are reported mid t i» l>elng cor damned on every : during the past twenty-four hours. «id®. The Bureau of Charity has exhaust- MAY BE NO MORE BILLS HOMESTEADING O B Persili, app«ll«n’, .» C F Car- diani and Caesar Maron, respondents, iron» Lane coniti; J W Ham dion, j"dgs; affirmed; opinlou ef Ju-tee Bean. 3 cans good Sweet Corn, ® pkgs. Dixie Queeu or Red Bell Tobacco 1 lb. pkg. Shilling's Best Coffee, (Scripps News Association.) Washington, Feb. 19.—Senator Cul lom gave notice this morning that at noon he would move for the Senate to go into executive session to consider the Panama canal treaty. Also to re main in continuous session until the treaty was rejected or ratified. Senator Morgan’s desk is piled high with reference books, as if pre- paredto hold the floor with an indefi nite continuation of bis speech against the referendum. ■ THE OREGON on Those Already Up—Veto Five Deaths from Freez Past 24 Hours. We herewith give the picture of the man who foully murdered Sheriff Withers. The picture was taken last fall and Is a good representation of the features of Lyons as he appears today. WILL PRESENT Both Houses Will Spend the Time ini* at Chicago in to His Jailers. Humbert Swindlers on Tiial Supporters fied Form. Has Little to Say Children. CONTINUES to Slip it Through in Modi Train StruckTrolley Car Appears Indifferent and Loaded With School COLD WAVE 25c ■r>c 20c Foundation Stone on Hand. (Guard Special Servtea.) Stat® House, Salem, Feb. 18.—Th® Senate [sis»«“l a resolution thia fore noon fixing I ri<lay next at midnight as tho hour for final adjournment The Hous® refused to concur aud this afternoon paaee-l a resolution fixing Saturday midnight u the hour. Both ho'1 see have r>a«eed confer ene® committees to secure an agrw metit aa to tho hour of adjournment. Mao Drowned. Born r Mr and Mra E H f’ralg, o' f’evk, Febraary 18, 1908, a dan. nt. r. I In F.og-u®, February 18, 1903, t M and Mra Frank Uralt', I9fl WaahlaiV O street, a w>n. , See Oliver* New Gang, and all siz°s and shapes of Walking Plows. The 40 Walking, The 40 Sulky, The Oliver Steel Plow, are all known to be adapted to this soil. You can get Oliver extras when you need them Also all o her kinds. Farm implements. New Stock Furniture.
