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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1903)
ÏSTiBLîSDEÔ kllR TH8 ÜlSSElHIlTIOk OP DEMUClilTI''r¿BCil’lEI ■i‘T!'K< ’V‘»'JUS Bl T1K MEAT OF «I B EUGENE, OREGON. SATURDAY APRIL 25 1903. NO 1 -X ». THE CARNIVAL WILL BE HELD Ing Goods and Skirts . Fourth R giment Band - Accepts Leavitt’s ■> i lv or Line ; u S . uit Offer. «»JI <-! ; Will Conduct Street Fair and Car. nival the We k of June correct 29th to July 4th Inclusive. Depart nient 3 Linen Vests. The meeting called last evening through the columns of the Guard for the purpose of listening to II. L. Leavitt, manager of the Southern Carnival Company, assembled in due time in the baud parlor in the armory and proceeded to business. M. S. Wallis called order and when the crowd was placed there was found to lie present all the baud members with about sixty of the leading citi zens of the city. HARMONIOUS SESSION. f Everyone listened with interest to i i be gentleman who presented some i gilt-edge recommendations and in i dorsemeuts from every city where his company have played for the last few years. He explained that some or ganization should take the matter in charge. The only responsibility would be the rawing of <500 for the preliminary expenses of the event. The organization conducting the affair would receive 25 per cent, of the gross L wniTsoN, recipts. DENTTST This proposition met with the hear We *are pleased to learn through L purehSMst the office sr. ! fixtures of Lte <i«o«»s 1 vV V Henderson. 1 am the columns of the R< glster that it ty endorsement of every one present, br-pni«'i U' do anything iu the liao of has a large circulation, also a good before the band memtiers would con Ltry in th* above s»i I office. |r 1 had b:;wjrk n specialty. advertising business. We are cautious sent to take hold of it. The carnival about advertising our prosperity. If was an assured fact from the word go. C WOODCOCK, we did some bold, bad man, dazzled The band members then voted to shoul with visions of easily-gotten wealth, der the project and that amures it» ATTORN E Y A T -L A W. I might conclude there was a quicker success, The popularity of the band iie-Oselslf link ku cl Chritm i way of ge<ting money thaif by working will be a big thing in favor of the |or it and might “hold” us “up.” fair. It will mean much to the Or- ¿vai'Jtl, O rk .- j ' í . jThen when he found but six “bits” gauizatiou indeed and the boys are or thereabouts in our pockets he to be congratulated upon their busi L. CHESHIRE, M. D might do something awful—kick us. ness sense iu hooking on to one of the Then we would never iu all this world best offers ever made. A KICKER. cease to regret that we were not ad YSICIAN AND SUBGEON, In the entire audience there was but dicted to the foolish habit of carry in l<ig. ing a gun in our pants pocket in the one dissenter and he was too wise to be open and above board with his op Eugene, Oregon. vicinity of the kick. position at the meeting. However, it cropped out this morning, and k l'.K< >WN, M. D. “lmpressions”in the Register doubts the advisability of attempting to IAN AND SURGEON. hold a street fair,” and opens up it's ? -t i^ a.rs in Clirw nvi I*. ><:k p u). The Albany Democrat says: “Al inexhaustible cold-draugh tank and ra: 9 toi 1 a 2 ni; 1 3, 6 to V» bany’a new electric light system will tries to quench the proposition from fsitou s, r. Ns-i- surpass anything in the state outside the start. However, everyone understands why of Portland.” WALTON A NESS Of course, Eugene is excepted. the Register cannot support any un Leys Ai-L.»w. Albany will continue in the rear as dertaking which the Fourth Regiment usual. When Albany wakes up, lights Band fathers, and the opposition will its streets, have depot grounds so one not hurt the carnival iu the least. It can get off the train without danger will be a grand success. Eugene will of being killed, and other numerous have a grand Fourth of July celebra ÍH E. BEAN necessary things, including popula tion and the people will be satisfied. HOW THE COMMITTEE FEELS. tion, it will rank a little nearer the ATTORNCY—AT—LAW. There was such general satisfaction Eugene class. t new MuClan - B!o<k. Boerne 14 an over the results of the last street car e attenti -n • u t > laa 1 an i n.i.’. nival that the same committee having A Trial will Convince You That it in charge offered to take hold of <:>*• >n- this offer iu case the baud did not. We Understand Our Business They withdrew from the contest be in Watch and Jewelry Re cause the land deserves the oppor MTEQPATH1C PHY ICIAN tunity of replenishing its treasury. pairing and Engraving. HUM! E. PENLAND The result will mean out of debt for the band boys, and that has tieeu a I "th aad Willamette utresU Chtcni Great promptness in get goal towards which they have been is and deiortnides a specialty. Lady the past year. klan ce. ting out Repairing and striving for A GREAT TIME. Special Orders of all kinds. The contract has been signed and KGE OB DeBAR, M. D. Rings of every description, the band will father the June Car Medals, Class Pin?, Chain nival . The Register's bugaboo will THY3ICIAN a ..i SUBG1ON. | be a success. making and a 1 lei ing. R -m ov-r Enzen« Ix'»! A Save a Í RtsMence No 280 ’’rari street, Ca 1 Raised Monograms. Scripts 1-1 to <t»y ni^ht Pho'.e residence and Old Eiq lish Letter- IT. Utfoe, Maia 49. ys’ Softs for $ 1 .75 to S 1 0. WEDNESDAY BARGAIN DAY Note and Comment. Albany Not in It. IGENE LOAN and ing. I We repair anything per taining to jewelry. Timber Lands Sell High. EUGENE ODD FEE LOWS VISIT CO 5URG : : FIRST National Bank A Died. BOSSES WELL IT WASN’T CARRIE NATION WORK OF HON LY ATTENDED HENRY G’LFRY STATE BARBER COMMISSION Death oí Aged Pioneer. A Plain Statement. List of Letters Married. Died. Died. Farm Purchased • $50,000 FUNERAL LARGE The Oregonian of yesterday iu Henry 11. Gilfry,formerly a Eugene That the Odd Fellows ami the Mrs. Mary E. Gray’s Remains speculating on the prolmbility of the man, now of Washington, D. C., well pie iu general ut Coburg knew Laid to Rest in O'd Fellows, next Republican uominee for cou- known over Oregon; who owns a farm to entertain visitors ■ t.n I. :r<-s from this district mentions near Creswell Hit his countyand con Cemetery Yesterday. to by some thirty m.-.iib i Mi, Harris, Kelly, Vuwter and aiders it as Ida home place, is the sub eer Butte lodge No. 1), 1. Ed ly. It says: “Harris would have of this cltj u The fuueral of Mrs. Mary E. Gray, ject of a writeup iu the Oregouiau by Jak-n the nomination at Eugene ten visit to the the noble pioneer lady who pa - i d its special correspondent at Wash lays ago if it had come to him night. away Friday evening at her home in iugton, D. C. Mr. Gilfry is a cousin of The local three linkers drove < v. v : bout solicitation on his part. And this city, was largely attended yes lion. T. G. Hendricks, a brother of the well known Gilfry family of this in carriages and attended th i- t- i would probably have gone his way terday morning at 10 o'clock. ■ but for his nomination of Brownell county, and has a host of friends ing which lasted till the early h ure The members of the W. R. C. mid r chairman of the convention, llar- of the morning, wlieu thu clarion the Rebekaks, of which orders she thong bout the county, k says: was obliged to nominate Brownell “Henry H. Gilfry, of Oregou, is notes ut the farmyard roostr had 1 was a beloved member, attended in gun to pierce the still nor tig i ir, in order to discharge debts which he bodies and the Odd Fellows, out of legislative clerk of the United States The party arrived in Eugen ■ al* mt •wed to the Clackamas atateaman, res|>ect to the deceased, were also tn senate: has held governmental office i who helped him to be speaker of the 6 o’clock. attendance. The crowd was so large I tn Washington longer than any other house, and in order to satifsy He came to Several candidates rode the goat, that the yard contained hundreds who Oregoniau now here. the I looth-Kuykeudall combina ind work iu all three degree; was pul could not gain entrance to the house. this city in lune, 1879, and weut to the tion. This combination has, it is re- clerk’s desk of the senate on the first on. The ceremony was conducted by ported, been secreHy envious of young of the following December, where he A splendid banquet, such as is Rev. B. F. Rowland, pastor of the M. known only within the boundaries of lit iris’ rapid rise to popularity, for E. church. The bier was was loaded bus served contiuously ever since. in him it sees a possible rival in Coburg, was served. with the choicest flowers brought Uy In those days Mr. Gilfry was legisla lame. Harris desired to be elected tive clerk and reading clerk combined, sorrowing friends of the deceased. The Eugene visitors report a highly tate senator, but he made way for but of late, so great became the neces Interment was dea.ved until I p. ni. enjoyable time. Kuykendall, and was put on the sity of n reading clerk, that a special iu order to allow reatives who were on ticket last spring for representative, officer was appointed for that pui posr, the road to arrive and view the re "11 the understanding tiiat he should and now the Oregou man is releived mains for the last time. I ,> elected speaker. The Booth Kuy- from all reading, save from an occas- eii'lall people carried out their agree- onal roll call. n nt, but iiad a hard time deliver The otiiee of legislative clerk is one ng the goods. But Harris has now of the most exacting, if not the most discharged ail his obligations, and is oxaoting, connected with the senate. it was thought for a while this af tree to do as he ebooses. lie is no* Accuracy is demanded above all ternoon that Carrie Nation hud louger bound to the leaders of his things. Primarily, Mr. Gilfry has dropped into Eugene suddenly and <■ niity. The Booth Kelly Lumber charge of the official copies of all pend that she was enacting her saloon- Company gives him no law Imsiness J. C. Weis and F. T. Kogers, of iug bills, both those introduced in smashing scenes in this city, A re- ud tliereforo has no strings on him. When Portland, and II. (1. Moyers, of Ba the house and in the Senate. p.irterjuponjseeiug three women emerg lari is’ nomination of Brownell was lem, members of the stato board of such bills are called for consideration, ing from a saloon scented a good story ■i v unpopular at the Eugene conven barber examiners, arrived in Eugene ho must be iu attendance and ac mid whs rather disappointed to learn tion, and he knows it.” from the north last night mid spent curately record all amendments that that the women were three member* This is just in line with the Guard’s the greater part of the dny here ex me adopted and auy changes of of the local W. C. T, U., who were former statement, and it is a well mnining barbers, giving instruction! phraseology that may lie ordered. making the rounds of the saloons and ! in wii fact, thut hud the bos es kept as to the state bnrliers' law and look Even down to punctation, he must cigar stores posting up copies of Orc t . ir hands off, Laue county would ing into the sanitary conditions of follow the dictates of the senate. gon's tobacco law, prohibiting the sale I i.e Im- sled on naming Mr. Harris The importance of this is recognized the several shops in the city. of tobacco iu any form to miuors. or congress. The ressou Mr. liar- Those who were examined and who when it is known that the omission It is said that one saloon keeper, tin was not mentioned is well known have heretofore been workin • on per of a single comma in a bill so import upon seeing the women, headed by Io nil. When the Guard niHilo thia mitswere: A. C. Rathmell in Vin ant as a tariff measurse may change Chief of Police Stiles, ent, r bin front a inei ' the II -giater wouldn’t have cent’s shop, Woodruff, in ' ym the purport of a bill, and mean door, thought sure the Kansas but it’s true just ths same. shi p, and Loe, who oouduets a b’ ! thousands of dollars to the Govern smasher was coming and lit out nieiit or to commercial interests. In cent shop. through the Lick door, only hitting Mr. Meyer when seen by 11 Guard Mr. Gilfry's time the Senate has the high places. reporter today stated that the com passed live tariff bills, the aot of 1881, mission was making a tour of Wes known as the tariff commission bill, tern Oregou mid would work as far the Mills bill, which never became Junction City, Or., April 21.—Wil- a htw;the Diugley bill,the Wilson bill south as Ashland, lie stated that t limn II. Hogan, a pioneer of this sec It was upon stale barber law was being violated to mid the McKinley bill. tiou, aged 84 years, died Sunday at some extent in Eugehe, but it was not Mr. Gilfry tiiHt the Senate relied for The Albany Democrat says: “The is home iu this city of dropsy. their purpose to prosecute the having these bills properly enrolled Mr. Hogan was born in Virginia, Eugene Guard gives pictures of Mur violators this time, but to inform anil signed by the President of the No one who has not been derer Lyons, his victim. Sheriff With October 26, 1818. At 8 years of age them as to the meaning of the law, 1 senate. ers, Sheriff Fisk, who hanged him, and l.e moved to Missouri. He was mar and if the^violation is repeated tliey present in the senate when important ■■ensures are being anietided, after a tne scaffold and jail, making quite a ried to Miss Barbara Jaue Liles in would have to suffer. sharp contest, can appreciate the sensational appearance. Thu Regis 18-11 in Polk county, Illinois, and The commission went to Springfield ter in anticipation of the fact re Hu crossed the plains in 1853, locat this afternoon, where, it was under difficulty of keeping up with the marked in its morning issue before ing in Lane county, ten miles west stood, the law was being openly vio- proceedings and telling accurately just hand that it wouldn’t do such a thing of Eugene. A few years later he lated in several respects. They will what, amendments are adopted, and ■ loved to near Lebanon on a farm what eliminations are made, how they in the interest of good morals.” where he resided until he moved to go 011 south tonight. are adopted, so complicated do the Yes that's about the truth of the rpoceodings become. There are few matter. The Register didn't want to Junction City, living here until the men holding public office who can spend the price and knew its contem time of his death. point to so clean and creditable a porary was alive to the situation, so 1 He was a prominent memlier of the Rcmaining unclaimed in the post record us Mr. Gilfry can. It is said it proceeded to excuse itself on the Christian church since .'10 years of age. line of morals. Then it gets back to Hi wife mid six children survive him. office at Eugene, Oregon, April 16, that never, during his time, has a sin gle bill been eronoously engrossed,and its old custom, saying that the Regis The children are: Mra. Badin Mc NM: Barnum, Mrs. J. what is equally creditable, during ter on the same date published two Alister, mid Mrs. S. W. Fanikon, of Badousck, John the 23 years mid more of his service pages more of read ng matter than the Ix'banon; Miss Adelino Hogan, A. H. Bradley, Mrs. Eugene he has been absent from his desk but Guard did on Friday. Anticipating and M. I). Hogan, of this city, and Castle, Mrs. Josie three days, and then on account of the enterprise of the Guard they W. II. Hogan, of Albany. Mrs.Hogan Hargis, G. F. Jr. illness. in that long period he has rushed iu on a moral ground, and is 78 years of age. Houston, II. W. Mrs. been late but once, and that when the printed a whole lot of plate matter Houston, H. W. senate, by special order, convened at —this is the same sheet that formerly Johnson , Geo. Mrs. at 11 o'clock, Instead of at noon us is was everlastingly bowling about McFearron, 1). 8. customary, and even on that occas “home print” and plate matter—so as McArthur, Frank ion ho was at his douk a few minutes to claim It had printed more than the Jacksonville, Or., April 20.—Roy Shelton, Ira Albert. after. He Iiad overlooked the special Guard l>y two pugei«, which is absolute Hurlburt, who was arrested at Eugene When calling for above, please state order of the day before. ly false. It is ou par with their state ten days ago, charged with Elliott tnent that the Guard stated that llam Lyons; in stealing horses in this when advertised. J. L. PAGE, P. M. ilton was the only man that could county last fall, had a preiminary ex be elected to congress on the Demo amination Saturday and was bound cratic ticket, and with their claims to over to the circuit court in OOOO circulation, which they have—to get. bonds. The value of advertising lies in the The district attorney íh lining every H. W. Taylor rwelvwl word Sunday position and the circulation. A man effort to hunt down Mini bring to jun that hi» mother, Mrs. June Taylor, A quiet wedding occurred at the who advertises in a supplement, even f ice the haul of thieve« that raided She home of Robert McFarland near •lied in Chicago on April 11th. if it should have reading matter lh< country lust summer mid fall. whs aged 86 years, and died on the Summit Iftat Wednesday The bride thereon, does not get his value. Thia •>8tli anniversary of her marriage. whs Miss Dena McFarland,the daugh is generally lost or burned. The best ter oft he home, and tfie groom was She whs th« mother of 11 children, 8 advertisers always seek a good poai Claude Zumwalt, of Eugene. The of whom survive her. tion next to reading matter in the ceremony whs performed by Rev. S. body of the paper. The little son of Mr. mid Mrs. Archie | M. Wood of Corvallis. Mr. and .Mrs. As to showing our subscription S dth, ng««! about one year, died this Zumwalt took Thursdays train for books to the Register—Gall! well, m rninu' from scarlet fever st 245 West Eugene, where they ar« to reside E. M. Savage, of Wendling, and yes, some. A party who would make Fourth street. The funeral will be Corvallis Tinies. Miss Nellie Illas, of Harrisburg, were misstatements knowingly and not cor held tomorrow morning at 1IJ o'clock, The Guard congratulates the con married l»y Justice C. A. Wintermeier rect them would “pad” their books wiili interinent in I. O. (). F. ceme tract I ng part lea, mid wishes them . ..... I this morning at 10:31) o'clock. They if necessary. We printed the weekly tery. luck on their jonrney. will reside at Wendling. edition of the Register once, and our foreman can make an nffidavlt regard iug the circulation if ueceaairy. Any legitimate advertiser ha* al way« had a right to examine our books if he »0 desired. to It might tie interesting owners of timber lands in this »ec- | tion of the country, to see the high price paid for 640 acres of Bchool land Jeweler and Stationer in township 15 south, range 3 east. Linn county, last week. The state advertised for sealed bids and the highest wa« <14.27 11—23per acre, the I figures being based on 30 cents a thou» ' and per stumpage of timber as R cruised by the bidders. The pcr- cbas<-rH were W. J. and Finlay Morri- I son. H. G. McKinley, th* wsll known timtier man, was the n*it highest bidder at |M. 81 per acre. Jame. E. Moutgomvry, of Water OF EUGENE ’•tasi aix.iNa ulivi’ ras« s' »etto on rav jr A s . s 't.st J. W. Shumate of Walt orvvilie, par ville, Wash., has sold his interests at •■hased three quarter» of section 36 at that place and will remove with his hi • oaths priecip’l c M m of ths Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 . <3.55 rer acre. family to Lane county. bl 8t ,tra *n I fi>rei^.i soon.ri*-. ^Mr. Montgomery ■pent his boy- bre t *1. on item »nd rertitieate of Surplus • • • • D left’tatevl periol hood days In this county and is well i >e«reeoiv« <»n» peanpiafenti-)«. EUGENE, - ORBOOM. known here. He baa purchased the IT M l C mty Warranta LsuhL Schultz place, consisting of 64'’ GENERAL BANKING BUSI- * E BROWN. L A PAINE acr<re, .lx mile# above Elmira, and ; nera done on reaaowible terms. Preiideai, Vi<t Pre«i<i«nt. f W OSBURN, W W BROWN. C. C. Lyons, of Cottage Grove, died will move to th« sanie within a few Sight drafts on thiesgo. San I ran- Cariti er. A mi Carili«’ cieco at*d Portland, Oregon. yesterday, aged 74 year». weeks. Consideration private. Bills of exebang- sold oo fot- ii® Mr. Lyon» wm a pioneer of IO. Mr. Montgomery left here in ino countre- Ikepoelta received subject He was tsirn in Naplea. N. T. He and rotea many improvement« in this to check or ceri lflcate of d. poeit. All collection« entrusted to na will was a m*nilier of the Masonic order, I stmet e; says that this country looks receive prompt attention. and the Mason« will attend hi« I good to 1dm. Ha to glad to get back J. G. HENTJRICKB. President. funeral in a body today, and the to his old hotre—his old home is hex of the frei’®’** EAKIN. Vice President. S. B. burn! service« will be conducted by two miles from the present purrhaeo- Jtiilii J Tabki’ ‘P. E SNUDGllAES. Cashier. M. R. JANNEY, SERVES ITS While on our trip East we Bought at the Factory a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CARPETS IN LATE SPRING DESIGNS . . • • « • Great care wa- taken in selecting the«e pattern- ami we don’t hesitate to say that for beauty and price« they’re not equalled in the Valley. 1 ’ irpt ts have raised in pt ice. ’ We .......................... bought at the old f rice and WILL GIVE YOU I HE BENEFIT From Saturday April 25, to Saturday iMay 2, (inclusive.) A few Patterns are displayed in South Window FRANK E. DUNN <