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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1903)
EIGENE W 3KLY RD r i BSTli HSUt Fili THE BIMEIU1TI0R OE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIFLKB. IIP TO WAR* <1 0UViTLIIIU Bl HittUT OE HK 88'11'. EUGENE. OREGON, SATURDAY MARCH 21,1903. ANOTHER PIONEER THE B. P. 0. ELKS’ A FACTIONAL TO PARDON LADIES’ SOCIAL JOHN GATES GONE TO REST WAR ON HAND System 1 >aphue Beard, who died at Coburg Friday morning, March 6, 19H3, A Splend d Evet ing of Enter scarlet fever, was 15 years old a few days before her death. Many of her tainment Last Night- Other 1 earlier ehihlhood dayswere speut in aud around Creswell, aud she is w« 11 Social Notes rememliered as a bright and merry girl. She was a bright member of the (Daily Guard, March 17.) Ninth grade class of the Coburg The Benevolent au 1 Protective public school, and a geueral favorite Order of Elks last evoulug according in school. Just a week before her to announcement entertained their death she was in her accustomed lady friends in their hall. The even place with bright plans for the future. ing spent was one of the most notable She will be greatly missed by ot the seasou's lodge functions. teachers aud schoolmates. I-very guest won enjoyment and The re mams were taken to Walker every Elk was an ideal host. The for bur ial. committees worked iu pleasurable O, death, what distress you hav harniouy and the B. I’. O. Elks have brought! agaiu sustained the high order of What great desolation you’ve wrought! entertainment which has heretofore dou’ve stricken with sorrow a father beeu synonymous with their name. aud mother— The following musical program was Xou’ve thrown your dark shadow o’er rendered: sister and brother. Music, opi'hestru How sad is the home you have left; Solo, Miss Lulu R< tishaxv. How many the frieuds ou’ve bereft. Duet, “Poet and Peasant, ” Misses Take comfort, sad mourners, Hallie Watson and Lima l'arpley, No sickness nor dying, (Salem.) < an enter tluit region beyond the Song and dance, Vi ra laistliain. grave lyiug, Solo, D. B. Murray, For Jesus has couquered the grave, Music, Orchestra. Yes Jesus “the mighty to save. The orchestra, McElroy's, was at its licet ami tho numbers «luring the remainder of tho evening were as much appreciated as the program numbete. The banquet is the Elks’ long suit, They excel at the tubles Coburg, Oregon, March 14. whore the true spli it of hospitality Editor Guard, Eugene, Oregon: is heartily In evidence. The follow- Dear Sir; iu reading, the Weekly lug menu test ill. .i of marked excel- 1 iuard of March 14th 1 saw an account leuce: of .J. M. Tilimau’s boy being put in the McKenzie river by three boys. Pick I ch Oliven I, Fred L. Wilcox, was supposed to Stuffed Eggs be one of the said boys. The other Cold Ham Potato Salad two were Mitchell Wilkins and Jellied Tongue Celery William Elliott, both my friends and Chicken en Mayonnaise hotli of Coburg. Salted Almonds That wo ran after aud caught the Vanilla Ice Cream Tillman boy aud carried him to the Angel, Neapolitan aud Marshmallow water is true, but we no more thought Cakes <>f putting him in the water than we Crackers ClhH'Be Fruit Cakes thought of jumping in ourselves. Tea Coffee Chocolate What is more, we were not at the The «lancing program was the final McKenzie river, but at the Booth- feature of the ev« lining. Every Kelly Co’s, log ditch , and we have number was thoroughly enjoyed. The various comuiitteqe did their proof that we did not put the boy in the ditch. work well. Yura truly, That of arrangeineuta consisting of FREDERICK L. WILCOX. M. S. Wallis, Alt Walker aud .Julius J. W. Richardson, one of Lane Goveruor Chamberlain his received a petition for the pardon of John 11. county’s honored pioneers, died at Gates, who is serving a three year the family home at Franklin, Satur sentence iu the penitentiary from this day, Man'll 14, 11MJ8. Mr. Richardson was born in 1837, county, upon conviction of forgery. Gates, it will be remembered, was crossing the plains to Oregon iu 1841!. tried and convicted here, in May, He was married in 1857 to Miss 1901, for forgiug Hou. II. W. Co - Rebecca Cantrell, Nine children belt's name for <75. The petition were born to them, five of whom are was sigued by many prominent peo now living. The first year after arriving iu Ore ple of Laue and Marion couuties. W. I. Vaw er Has Already En Woodburn was Gates’ home town. gon was spent in Yamhill county, t wo V f Here the petition was signed by all but since then the subject of this gaged Rooms in Eugene- the business men, including the sketch has resided in the Long Tom Big Time at Repub'ic- names of Hou. J. M. Poormun, Hou. country iu Lane county. Tue funeral was held at 2 o'clock an Co ivention. J.H. Settlemier and Walter L. Tooze. It is also reported that Hon. Prank today with iutermeut in the Rich and all the Marion county ardson cemetery. John E. Lathrop, of the Portland I | Davey ----- Journal, whois now in Eugene, writes J «¡itned the petition. I It I ♦ to is «ol.l said 4L..4 that ao.Uo.a. prior 4 to . his cou- to his paper as follows: victiou, Gates was a good responsible Eugene, Oregon, March Ki. Eugene is the storm center of the citizen, and that his downfall was first congressional tight. The re caused by the excessive use of liquor, publican convention meets here on that he was mentally not responsible April 19. The line-up is the Fulton- for the crime of which he was con Booth Kuykendall jieople, who are victed and it is also said that 11. \V. out for Binger Hermann and have the Corbett has waived all objections in I (Daily Gurad, March 16.) case the Goveruor sees tit to use his J entire field against them. The I. ist evening in tho ottiee of Dr. D. candidacy of A. C. Woodcock, the executive clemency. A. Paine, th" Lane County Electric Hou. L. T. Harris, deputy district i lawyer, has beeu part of the plan of Company held a business meeting re the Hermann-Fulton tight. Woodcock attorney, *who prosecuted Gates, has | sulting in the election of u board of has the support of the anti Fulton accepted notice and waived time so' directors from among the stock- r as to admit of the consideration of element. holders, Nearly all the members VAWTER ENGAGED QUARTERS. the petition at once. Mr. Harris does were present. not consider Gat««s a natural criminal The following board of directors W. 1. Vawter, of Medford, is a re and will make no objectious to the was selected: D. A. I’aine, R. A. publican candidate for congress anil [lardon. A large [«art of the sentence has engaged quarters at the Suieede has been served aud Gates has beeu a Booth. F. W. Osburn. O. E. Smith, 8. H. Friendly. The boar«! iu ex- Hotel. It is said that Vawter repre trusty siuce last June, which Indi ocutii si'-siou chose for ita officers : sents the anti-Fulton element and cates a good record. L WHITSON Dr. D. A. Paine, president; S. 11. will lie opposed by the supporters of Gates had been on a protracted J Friendly, vice president; F. W. Os Senator E. V. C. Carter. DENTIST spree at the time of the deed and in burn. treasurer; J. F. Robinson, Here, as everywhere, the recent laving purchi»»ed th«- <>tfic» and fixture« of the late deceased W V Henderson, I am Mrs. Laura Burr this afternoon re course of the democratic members of addition to the above bad forged secretary and superintendent. the name of Hon. J. IL Booth, His u,,w prepared to do anytni'ig in the Uno of ceived a telegram from her son Sher- The original light company will the legislature and the record made Dentistry iu the above said ottiee. work was of a bungling nature. I to the effect that wood (Pete) Burr ■xist until Hie flr.-t of May when it TCruwn aud bridge work a specialty. by Goveruor Chamberlain, has *x». he had secured a furlough from the built up the democratic party. The ¿*1 will bo replaced by the new. T”o Burr immediately Mays law, honored by the democrats U. S. navy. Mrs. new plant nt Springfield will be ready C WOODCOCK, telegraphed the money to her son for ■nd dishonored by the republican for operation by next fall. It will I ATTORNEY AT LAW. his fare home and he will arrive iu a authors, has been a boomerang which be a big improvement on the present service. >h r«-Ciel.»lf link ou of <’hrieni very few days. He has been at Mare would canes an Australian bushman jcir. Island siuce bis enlistment and, un to turn green with envy. like at least one other who enlisted at A uuíse , OKgaji. The coming of Vawter indicates a the same time, has had the backbone factional tight since he is so strongly to stay with the job and without a opposed by' Carter, who will be the yr L. CHESHIRE, M. D murmur. (Daily Guard, March 16.) Hermann geueral in Jackson county. Mrs. Burr is naturally elated over This is the view taken by some of the Without ostentation and announce Following isthe itinerary as arranged PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, by President Roosevelt during his the homecoming of her son. big politicians. There has l«een an ment the busy body Cupid keeps Pacific const trip. It will lie seen Goldsmith, and the reception com .riiirau Mg. quietly at work in our midst. He Intimation that the embarassing home that he will not stop off at Eugene as mittee, G. W. Griffin, R. M. Dona Eugene. Oregon. candidate plea might compel the successfully guarded the announce hue, C. A. Wintermeier aud Al was hoped : Carter-Fulton people to avoid a hot ment of the engagement of Miss Hampton were especially responsible Leave Washington, April 1. Eaton W BROWN, M. D. fight in Jackson county. Yet the Cecile Dorris to Mr. Allen for the success of the evening. The Southern Oregon Stat« Normal In Chicago, April 2. the consummation of the Fulton-Carter-Hermaun clique, when uutil School will l»e greatly Improved in In Yollowstone Park, April 18 to 21. ceremony Saturday eveningut 9 o'clix'k Rev. M. L. Rose, former pastor faced by this local candidate proposi PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. every way during the Dreaent year, In Nebraska, Iowa ami Illinois, OSes Upstairs io Chris'nan Block p tn. of the Christian church here, will tion in I-ane and several other coun at the home of the bride's parents, April 25 to 29. having secured an appropriation from Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dorris, <00 Pearl lecture iu the Christian church Tues ties. will endeavor to send Hermann 'Hour- «mil .2 n«; 1 3, 6 to to the legislature of <18,(»16 for main In St. Louis, April 30. day evening, March 24, on the subject delegates to the Eugene convention. street. Portland Journal,March 10; Lionel tenance and <8(XX) with which to oon- in Kansas City, May 1. The ceremony was performed by He • * * * * * Ntagge, well kuown in Portland, was struct an additional building. It is J. W»lton S. P. Ne* “The Tentmaker of Tarsus.” ln.Denvw, May 4. President Boardman, of McMinnville is now pastor of the First Christian arrested iu Washington, D. C., this the purpose of President Mulkey to WALTON & NE-.S BROWNELL’S CANDIDACi. In San Francisco, May 12 to 14. College. church of Tacoma. His reappearance emoruing by Chief of Police Richard make it one of the lw«t educational tt irney* At-Law. Arrive at Ashland, Or., May 21. * “George C. Brownell as United The wedding was a happy surprise before the public of Eugene will be Sylvester on a charge of forgery. The inatitutioiia in the Northwest. In Salem, May 21. States District Attorney, will mean to the numerous friends of both local police receive.! a query from ill practice in all ths court* in the state the a signal for loud approval by bis Arrive in Portland (afternoon) May almost 1,000 votes in the first district ice ro.cn No 3—Walton block. Eu^eae, Hr numerous friends in this city. parties and congratulations will Sylvester this morning, asking into 21. in favor of the democrats, ” said E. overwhelm them. Stagge’s record in Portland. Stagge Leave Portland, (morning) May 22. R. Skipworth of Eugene, democratic The guests at the ceremony wore OUÏS K. BEAN formerly worked on the Oregonian. In Tacoma, May 22. state central committeeman for Italic limited to the relatives of the con Saturday ' h Allieny Democrat: Hart He served a term of one year iu the Arrive Seattle, May 23. county. “It looks like he would tracting parties. Mr. Eaton recently ATTORNEY—AT—LAW, state penitentiary at Salem for A Bussard, of thia city yesterday per -eave Seattle, May 24, secure the appointment, ” continued launched into the bookstore business forgery, He is very well known fected the sale of the Harrisburg ho ice in new McClung Bla k, Rocm« 14 »mi In Walla Walla, May 25. Mr. Skipworth, “hut if he does the in Eugene and ia doing well. Both tel by A. J. Murphy to R. H. Hchias- Special »ttentioo gives t" !.“i«i »ml mmin here. In Spokane, May 26. A. C. Nielson, Christ Hansen, democrats will hav«« placed in their Mr. and Mrs. Eaton are graduates of «tier». ler, recently from of Mayfield, Mo. lu Salt Lake, May 29. Jens Krag, A. P. Asboe and Julius bands the most powerful weapon with the Univeraty. They will reside in Consideration <5,500. This ia a new In Cheyenne, May 31. Nelsen, as trustees, today filed arti which to belabor the opposition. All Eugene. hotel, having l«eeu erected only re Leave Cheyenne on return, June 1. cles of Incorporation of the Danish in all, the democrats are in a very cently and is considered a good pro|>- OSTEOPATH C PHYSICIAN Arrive in Washington, June 4. Evangelical Lutheran church , of advantageous position. If Brownell Iu the Good Samaritan hospital, erty. R HUGH E. PENLAND Junction City. The value of prop is not appointed certain factions in yesterday afternoon March 15, 1903, erty owned by the corporation is the other party will la« disappointed Mrs. L. S. Isikin passed away, suc Roseburg Plaindealer: Frank Gor «raer 7th »nd Willamette »treet». Cbvooii <4 000. that the Fulton machine does not cumbing to a long illlneas ami the rell, of l»wer Calapoola, refused to »e*»-»»mi dolermi:i.»» specialty. Lady indirect result of two o|a.rationa accept the <1,650 allowed him by the reward the faithful.” attendance. Harry Cherry, who, with this performe«! iu hop., to restor her I «rebate court for damages received by After an Illness of three years from I father. David Cherry, is traveling iti health. the falling down of the county bridge kindey troubles, W. R. McCormick Deceased was a daughter in law of over Hubbard creok. Attorney O. P. KUBÛEO'B Deli AR, M. D. California, writes as follows: died at his home near Acme, on the Santa Barbara, Cal., March 14. J Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Lakin, of Eugene, Coshow will tile suit soon in the cir 1 Lower Siuslaw Wednesday, March j aud was u former resident of this cuit court for the full amount which PHYSICIAN »nd BURGEON. Editor Guard, Eugene, Oregon. (Guard Special Service.) I 12th, at midnight. His death cam«' Sir:—Kindly forward the Daily | city. Marcola, March 16.—Otto Darelius, was originally claimed, <10,000. Vos. - Room or T Eiigana L«»n A Sarin« (The News. March IX ) , suddenly, though not unexpecte«lly. »ilk. Rani Isinee No 280 ’’««ri «tre. t 1 «¡1» a well known citizen, residing near Guard to general delivery at San — ' He had been sitting by the fire when tandsd to .1 -y <»r nuht Pho.* rewiJei.ee. A large drive of logs due to arrive Francisco, until further directions. here, died this morning at one o'clock aiu 77. Office. Maia 49. yesterday and to«iay are coming in ' lie said that he would return to his to We are now on our return, stopping from consumption. HI1d rapidly. This means that the Spring- l«ed from which he ha«i Hrisen shortly off here to-lay. Will spend a brief He was aged 31 or 35 years, ■ ¡field mill will gradually increase its lieforethen died easily ami painbwaly. time at Monterey. Of course it is leaves a wife to mourn his demise. W. R. McCornack was born near The funeral will lie held tomorrow present capacity. needb -* to say we are enjoying the Elgin. Illinois, in 1815. being .’>8 years glorious -unshilie and other good morning at 10:30 o’clock. ? ‘ m * u * ■ ■ ■■ ----- rume to npringfiidd a few weeks ago of age at the time of his «bath. thing- in this famous section. has l«een suffering with pneumonia. The family emigrated to the Pacific Was just informed that Messrs. Mc ‘ We are glad to state, however, that coast in 1853, first settling near Clung and Brown are expected here The l<«der in adju .table he is now recoiering, au«l it will not Olympia, Washington, removing to tomorrow from Long Beach. la>lt skirts. Can tie made to fit lik.< a glove by ad | lie long uutil be will be well again. ! the farm on the prairie four miles M. L. Campbell is located at Han juatment We have them Jarm-s Clark, B. A. Washburne and westerly from Eugene iu 1858. Arriv- Ped ro. Arthur Conn gyn visited Loa in Red, Blues, Plaids and ¡ Henry Stewart left last night for > mg at manhood be left the farm and Angeles ln-1 »eel., Wm. Clark has Blacks. While they last Was engag< l in THE Joseph, Oregon, in the uorthrvurtern ' came to Eugene. see them at gone to Monterey. R. Y. Parks, for the dray an«l truck business several | [«art of the state, to lie gone aliout nierly of Eugene, has located In Long two weeks. They are going to look at years, bops a season or two, served Beach. Of Eugene. Oregon as deputy sheriff of Lane county I some land. They stated, however, 6i2JnTT¡Ñ6 Yours truly, that they were going to herd sheep. under H. B. Eakin, during the latter's HA RIO CHERRY. The Fiacher Mercantile Coin|«any, continuance In the oftle<> from 1874 Î50.ÜÛÛ ¿id Up Cash Cash Cantei OE EUGENE. of this city, last week sold their tner to 1880. then as deputy cotiuty clerk lurpu» 25,000 cbandise business to N. Bachand and under Joel Ware till the latter re Tien, fikirtn we have He Spring J. Boutin, of Bayfield. Wisconsin. tired from the office iu 1892. —" _ ** and nr' ijuvviiik hji i»'w l«e< ii n -bowing for n a few Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 (then move«l to projierty he owned a*«»»r<x luir,'»’ ▼ Mr. Bacband is here in charge and Summer i^y- .p , m i tho* « ariy ThcChri an « ’ aiircb Hiiinlay rtchoel »erto on r*..»»».I 't«*s the North I ork of the Riuslaw Dress Skirts ing whlh • ' the line ' t«< Surplus • • • • • $50.000 expects his partner to arrive iu about on reaiding there till death. His wit' ha« g;o'. « -o i «pidly lately that tiie a month They are experience«! in ,lh»f. ----- ; — r . ._. r - « «««i*d on th. priai* p J citi«« of tho large and complete. IK- -ure «n«i aee room is overcrowded Sunday scuool the b isine*« an<1 think Hprngfleld a and two non«, sg«*d sev-nteen nt -ni ad ani foreign ' "«otn«--. building ia rendered th«« new I’eau de Soir Silk Skirt«— and the whole 11 Wo » allow« 1 on Ism "id ceruSi »t« of ¡twenty one «urvire him. The burl: I good point. While the Fischer Mor fancy medallion ami grape trimming, '«i»««» wt>»a 1-ft «tated perioj i the largo number of no two alike—they are beauties ORE< «ON. EUGENE. cantile Company expect to devote took place in the Aera* Masonic too »mall to h" 1 'll* l-xi" r-caire-«U-pr -topl *t«»nti «a. clas«<ee. 11 has Is* n decided to finish no mistake, 4 i*y and (' «unty Warraa'u* boa-ht. , their time to the Marcola sawmill, cemetery Satur< lay. The writer had an intimate ac up another room in th«' «won«! story they «ill tuiie their headquarters at W E BffOWM. L A PAINE GENERAL BANKING Bt Si quaintance with the tlec««,»»! through directly ov< r the Sunday school room Vic« Pr«»id«at PreMeat, nes« done on ree»onat>ie terms Springfield. r W OS8LRN. W W BROWN. occupying otfii'e in the old courthouse au«l probably three recitation rooms Sight drafts on Chicago. San Fran Ant C«»hl«r Cashier for four years. In all th«fi time, in the liaeeiiiont. The plana have not cisco ami Portland, Oregon. meeting him nearly everyday, we been decide«! upon a« yet but the Bills of exchange aobi on foreign countries. Deposits received subject never heard him expreen a sentiment capacity of the l«uilding will be Are more beautiful thia year than ever, to che< k or certificate of deposit that was not in accord with the greety ixcreesed when the pro[«oaed All collection« entrusted to us will Don't overlook the fact Frank Page, agent for Faber A Net«, cliarac'nr of an honest, upright man improvemerits have been eotnplet«*«!. receive prompt attention. The Sunday achool yeetar<iayha<l au ha- Is 'ight of Geo. A. Dorn» 70 baiae that we have them in abundance, There was no equivocation, no falter T G HENDRICKS, President. of hop«. Term* private. There are ing with duty about Walter McCor actual attendance of 280 with an en H B EAKIN. Vice President. P E. SNODORA8®. Cashier. nly a fe-» !• ’• 3>f hope left it the nack. rollment ot over 300. U H. POTTER. Ami«taut Cashier grower««' hand». Republican Convention Will See Much Strife We are going to give days of each week, Wednesday nd Saturday, ■’argain Days. We will put on sale ( OFFICERS OF THE NEW COMPANY . V Wednesday and Sut in (lay of each wee’f some good tilings A Denial. HAMPTON BROS. Has a Furlough. CUPID QUIETLY KEEPS BUSY President s Trip S. 0. State Normal. Rey. Rose to Lecture. Siagge Again Arrested. Hotel sold. Church Incorporated. Died. Walter McCornack Dead. Eugeueitís in California. SPRINGFIELD items . The Elite Underskirts UGEfiE LORN and FIRST i National Bank CUTE FRANK E. DUNN’S. lmpro¥<mms in ibe church A The Season’s Trimmings Hops Sold. FRANK E. DUNN. * •
