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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1903)
THE ELG K !. Y KSTlBLIMIKii F (Ik TUE OIMEllUTIM UH IKIOCUTIC PRIUCH Lts. 11" TO Mikl i / 0 1 101 it KTLIVING KV ?■- »«KAT OK OLE HKn« * EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY MAY 30 1903, N< ) 26 12-U HAMPTON BROS FULTON RAGED SATURDAY SALE DAY This is the Day You can find Values Here. Don’t Forget the Day, A BAD MAN Is Received Coldly in Grants Pass—-No En- thusiasm Wants io Know if Republicans will Send a Democrat to Con gress- Of bourse They Will Linen, Shirt Waists Ribbons, Kid Gloves Wash Silk, Percales HAMPTON L WHITSON, DENTIST ng purchased the office and fix hires of late deceased W V H eudereon, I am t prepared to do auytning in the line of itiatry in the above »aid office, rownaud bridge work a specialty. L CHESHIRE. M. D PHYSICIAN SURGEON, AND Mw. kU Eugeue, Oregon. W.BKOWN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. V-Upatain, in Chris an Bep han: oil * m; 1 3, à t > > Woodcock. L. T. Harris ©COCK A HARRIS, ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW. to—O:iu-half block south of Chris man Block. Eugene, Oregon. Syecial Election, Monday, June 1. This is the last issue of the Weekl Guard that will reach many of our readers prior to the special election for congressman for this district, A word more, Hermann has a rotten record—his supporters have made no attempt to defeud him. They could not—there is no ground for them to stand on. Reames is a Native Son, a young man of good character anil standing. You have a choice. Do not forget the day of election. only a week more, Monday, June 1, but go to the polls ami vote, whatever your poli tics may be. . (Guard Special Service.) Grant's Pass, Or., May 26.—Owing to the great misrepresentation of the Republican papers in Portland of the meeting held here last night at which the Hou. Chas. Fulton, United States Senator of Oregon, was the principal speaker, it is nothing but projier that the real facts be made known. Fulton was applauded 1 but twice, His remarks at the lieginning of his speech were received silently. There were about 84 people present and the coolest of meeetings progressed with evident hostility to Hermann. As the spech progressed, the man who has held spellbound many con- vent ions, innumerable political meet ings and immense gatherings, could not work the Grouts Pass audience to a point where he was applauded. He became angry with them, glared aud stamped his feet. “And now,” said he, cutting speech short, “1 know you will all vote foi the grandest representative which Oregon ever had in the halls of the nation's capital—Biuger Her mann.” Not a word of appluuse fol lowed. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE MEET ING, PROF. HAMPTON, LEFT THE ROSTRUM AND FULTON FACED HIS IC> AUDIENCE. HE COULD STAND I F NO LONGER BUT BURST 1NLO A RAGE AND SAID, “IS IT POSSIBLE THAI THE REI UBL1CANS OF THIS DIS TRICT ARE GOING TO SEND A MAN OF THE MINORITY PARTY TO CONGRESS?" Thus ended the meeting. Who will ruswer .Mr. Fulton? Watch the Count. DISROBED ON THE STREET The baaseball game between the Roseburg “Outlaws” and S| ringfleld at Roseburg park, Hund ly, was won by the former, thescoie being 11 to 4. What better argument for Eugene could be found? Our fair city is more like Portland, the leading city of the state than any other inland city. Just look at the standing of the base ball clubs. Now say we are not met ropolitan. (Daily Guard, May 27. ) This foreoou about eleven o'clock a 8. P. Ness man was seen to fall in a tit in front ■ tun a ness , ■of the Western Union Telegraph office ATTORN EYS - AT-LA W. ou West Ninth street, After lying on the ground for a few minutes he 1 practice in all the courts in the surprised the crowd which had state. gathered, by commencing to disrobe, «—Room No. 3, Walton Blk. He worked fast and bad off all his I»«e, Oregon. clothes except his shirt before he was »VI.« K BEAN stopped’ by the bystanders. Chief of Police Stiles was sent for, A Trial will Convince You That and as the fellow was evidently de ATT. »RN R Y—AT —L A W. We Understand Our Business mented, Sheriff Fisk was also tele io bpw MeClunu Blo<k. Room. 14 and phoned for. These two officers in Watch and Jewelry Re Peeta .tteniiou given to land and min in reached the scene as the man was put pairing and Engraving. ting his clothes back ou, and took Kn<er.e, I iragon. him to the court house. OSTEOPATHICJPHY ICIAN HAD BEEN IN ASYLUM. Great promptness in get Here he was questioned by the offi I HUGHE. PENLAND ting out Repairing and cers. His name is Eugene Loper Special Orders of all kinds. and he has been in the insane asylum ‘lh and Willamette «treeta. Ch ron • and d.fortnitie. a specialty, Ijslv Rings of every description, at Salem and the oue at Medical Lake, lattice Medals, Class Pins, Chain Wash. He said be had been dis charged from the Salem asylum and 'RGE O B DsBAR, M. D making and altering. was working for Mrs. Rickman, a few Raised Monograms. Scripts miles southwest of Eugene, engaged PHYSICIAN an,i BURGEON. and Old English letter in nauling slop from town to the '' nT’r Kngens Loan A Savins farm. When asked why he undressed ing. • Kwidenc. No 280 °e»rl street. <'»H himself <>n the street, he replied that T- Aijr ar night. Phoae reeidence We repair anything per ' °ffc» Main 49. be didn't remember anything alxmt taining to jewelry. it. He said he had been subject to fits for several years similar to the ; one he had this forenoon. The man will be examined tomor Jeweler and Stationer. row morning for insanity. He ia now in the county jail awaiting the exam i nation. “THE HUMAN LOCOMOTIVE." Loper formerly lived at McMinn ville, where he waa known as “the Of Eugena. Oregon. human locomotive.” This appella tion was derived from the fact that he often ran great distances in remark i ably short time.' For instance, one morning be left the Southern Pacific depot at McMinnville at 7 o’clock •e"to ÒW.'**0 Twsws* aud struck out afoot on the railroad, 10 owravcaSauc -mat i arriving at Corvallis. 48 miles away, '•i'Sul** '’“V1* PHnc'pil dties of tbs Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 a few minutes before 12 o’clork noon, a ’ *,,r*Un *x> on trie«. Surplus............................ $50,000 covering the distance in five hours, of ■n . "" 1»m • • « eertiScats running all the way. Such a remark HU ,.'1'11 able feat has seldom, if ever, been EUGENE, • OREGON. blM i ’XV ■‘‘••"lien, equalled. Accounts of the happening a a . ” '•'’■W0'- hooght GENERAL BANKING BUSI- were published in the newspapers at L A PAINE nees lone on reasonable terms. ai <1 it is undoubtedly true. Vkc President r’ «HUN. Sight drafts on Chicago. San I ran- the time W W BROWN. A i,i tber of Loper's specialties is saw cisco and Portland. Oregon A«» Cobier ___________ i» i '••»‘i he can almost Bills of exchange sold < M foreign ing wood. It is subject equal a ¿team ---------- M« v. He was hired one countries. Ilepoeits ----- received , , to check or certificate of deposit resident —- of McMinnville to All collections entrusted to us will day by a saw and put in three cords of wood. receive prompt att‘-e» wo ¡Commencing about 7 o'clock in the 1IENDRK h*. President. ( . I . ■---- , I ■■ -I maed E\KIN, Vice President SNODiiKkSS. Cashier. land . very ‘ tick of it in the woodabed ' »•Qfnirc issila 1. H. POTTER. Assistant < asbier. by 3 o’clock in the afternoon. J. Walton 'GENE LOAN and M. R. JANNEY, FIRST : : u Ca»h Cash Cantei - $50,000 25,000 National Bask OF EUGENE. A a valu ta «va «Sal AT JUNCTION A BANK PROGRAM FOR VET- CHANGE -■ NO MORE ERANS’ REUNION BASEBAL The Sixth Annual Reunion of the • 1-aue County Veteraus’ Association, 1 , will tie held at Eugeue, June 16, 17 (Scripps New.- Asxociation.) ' aud 18, 1903. Juuetiou City, Or., May 27.—This PROGRAM. I north end town of Lane county wits Tuesday, June 16.— Receiving, reg-1 the scene of some rather exciting ¡storing and locating visitors. A re events last night when City Marshal ception committee from the local Post will lie at all trains to receive and Berry attempted the arrest of L.reeu j welcome visiting Comrades. Richardson, a Long Tom resident. 5 Tuesday evening—A reception will On the Grounds That the Games Richardson had been imbibing too be given joiutly by J. W. Geary Post freely of Junction whiskey aud was Ample Financial Resources Be are Bodily and Mentally In aud Corps aud tbe Ladies of the G. I iu an ugly mood. I m * had a large, A. R., at the Post rooms, to visiting hind the New Institution- jurious to Plaintiffs-Action j open knife with which lie attempted comrades aud families. Addresses of Bank Was Established Temporary. welcome by the Mayor of the city and . to carve the marshal, who fired three 21 Years Ago. response by the President of the Asso .«hots at him, none taking effect. elation. Policeman Lingo came to the aid of ( Daily Guard, May 27.) Wednesday, June 17.—Street parade Guard is authorized to The au Upon application of several resi his fellow officer aud by using his nonnee that arrangements have been at 10:U) o'clock a. m. Veterans of all dents of the city, thia morning County club landed Richardson in the city wars are cordially invited to partici perfected whereby the l«ane County Judge H. R. Kiucaid granted a tem jail. Bank business will pass from the con pate. Fall in, comrades, aud let uh porary injunction against the Eugene make this the biggest parade in our trol of the sons and family of the pio Baseball Company, which prohibits Laundry Strike Aftermath. neer banker of Eugene and Lane history. At 12:30 p. m., lunch will auy further games on the Stewart lie served in the banquet room by J. county, the late Hou. A. G. Hovey, (Scripps News Association.) W. Geary Post, assisted by the W. R. field iu Eugene. The petitioners are as follows: D. Portland, May 27.*—It is not certain the founder of the bank. j U., aud Ladies of the G. A. R. THE NEW MANAGEMENT. M. McCraily, Samuel Taylor, J. W. and assured that the starting of sev Wednesday evening.—A camp-flre Mr. F. L. Chambers has leased the wm iM, held in Parker’s Opera house Lakiu, Lillian G. (juiner, J. F. Calli eral laundries with help procured banking quarters of the building for to which all veterans of any war, son, J. D. McDonald, J. S. Dale, J. outside of the membership of the u term of years, and with his usso with their frieuda, members of the S Miller, C. F. Moore, M. A. Green, Laundrymen’s Union will not result elates, will take possession of and W. R. C., aud Ladies of the G. A. R, Catherine .McDonald. B. Lindley, M. D. Mitchell. II. M M hiiv ills, Ed. in precipitating a strike in another succeed to the business and good will are invited. branch of labor heretofore unaffected of the l.aue County Bank on or about Thursday, June 18.— At 9:00 a. m., Cluer, C. L. Scott, Nellie B. Scott, January I, 1904. business meeting at Post room; elec J. E. Cross, W. Churchill, G. A. Dy by strikes. We are assured that the new insti tion of officers and other business; sou, Geo. K. Munroe, J N. Wray, R. The Barber's Union is in a fair tution will have ample tinaucial re M. Blachley, B. B. McKinney and li. adjournment. way to order its members out of those sources. and that the bank will be The committee moat earnestly in Coffey. The step is in anticipaiioti of tiio vites and urgea ex-soldiers, sailors and marines of any war to tie present meeting of the circuit court , whe i the permanency of the injunction will at thia reunion. Take a throe-days’ holiday, aud be discussed before Judge J. W. come prepared to have a good time. Hamilton. The plaintiffs will cm y This is not a Grand Army affair, so do the complaint to a flinah. it is imo an a not let your lack of memliership in clared. Walton A that organization prevent you from for the plaint life. GROl NDS. coming. E. The complaint is severe 1 legal < P I pages long mid I recites a number, reasons for di .‘outi uilg t)>. gam, - 1 Bund: y. The 9th section reads follov. s: “ I lie noises, yelling n i :pinyin 4 on brass iustrumeuls bj » laige number of persona aforesaid t h .Sunday, is cuusiug, aud Lus cans i I and do‘ continue to < ause tie->-e plai. - i tills guut be lli) mid i • lllal .-Ull‘ ■ , mg aud iu.iu.y; thm these pluiutios I are deprived ot the peace and <pii t The Republicans are making much of th< ir homes on Sunday hs a dire I over the statement that Hermann I consequence of t he playing of the .-ni I pigeon holed the reserve proposition games ami the playing of brass liand : when it came to his hands. It is | that property in the vicinity of th > evident that he saw another oppor l»aik is rapidly decreasing in valui . tunity of notifying hia corporation etc.” triends of HU impending reHerve and j Tbe next game in Eugene was sch< wanted a little time for so doing. duled for June Oth and 7th with Al Why did be write “approved” bany. It is likely that other grouuds across the face of the petitions »nd will havo to be secured by the club. forward them to the secretary for his MEETING TONIGHT. ccusiderat ion with his eudorsemnt? The defendants iu the case, the luill Hermann WAS in favor of land re oompauy ami John Stewart, will meet serves in office but now he wants to this evening and consider what action lie elected so he changes his opinions to take. It ia thought that the two about reserves. Very convenient. games with Altiany sbeduled for the 6th and 7tb oould both be played on Next Monday is election day. You tbe 6tb, oue in the morning and one don't have to register to vote, Place in the afternoon. If this is uot ar your I «11 of for the mail with a clean ranged an attempt will ls> made to HON. A. E. REAMES, record, and a brilliant future. A have tbe injunction dissolved inime Democratic Candidate for Congressman. young man with energy, fluency and d lately by an emergency appeal to conducted iu an up-to-date, progres not connected with scandal in any the circuit court. shops where the boss barbers are pat sive manner, giving their patrons way. Such a man is not Binger Her ronizing the “unfair” laundries. every accommodation consistent with mann. conservative banking. * a • Another Unfortunate. HISTORY OF THE BANK. Mr. Reames has made a clean fight. (Scripps News Association.) The Lane County Bauk wan foun About a month ago Ira Shelley, Los Angeles, May 27.;—F. W. Yiea- ded in 1882 by A. G. Hovey, H. C. He han done it all himaelf in the field. He has met with the votera aged about 22, who hail txien commit ger, an Oregon man, huug himself Humphrey aud _ W. . “ T. 2 Peet, ____ ________ —. Mr. Peet face to face and told them the truth ted to the state insane asylum from last night. He was sick and penni severed his connection with the bauk in all liiHtancea. HeJIs the man to this county, escaped from coutiue I in 1885, anil Mr. Humphrey in 1894. send to Congress. Put him there. less. meut and returned to his home at Mr. Hovey died Nov. 27, 1898, since Pleasant Hill. The asylum authori which time the bank ha« been con ties did not regard his insanity as ducted by A. Guy and Blaine Hovey, particularly calling for confinement bin sons, their mother, Mrs. Emily and made no effort to compel his re Hovey, lieing largely financially inter I turn. However be came to Eugene ested therein. The bank building, oue Alfred A. Aya, son of Ixiuia Aya about a week ago ami complaint hav (Daily Guard, May 27.) Last evening C. Bonney, who wan of the most sightly in the state, was of this city, has Ineu appointed by Ing been made in the neighborhood Richard H. Tbornton, principal of the in which he stopped that he was working over a well at 222 Lawrence built by Mr. Hovey. law departrnentof tbe State University troublesome, an attendant came up afreet, met with a painful accident. A weight wan on the rope and the Shelving is being placed in the at Portlaud, as claaa representad ve from the asylum this afternoon and windless flew around unexpectedly, store room to lie occupied by Hamp at the commi'iK-ement exerciaes to be will take the young man back to con 1 held in Eugene, J une 18. striking Mr. Bouney full in the face ton Brothers' shoe department. flnement on the night train. with aiich force as to render him un conscious for some time. A physi cian was called and the wound was dressed. It waa thought that the blow will produce concussion of the brain. He is renting easily today. County Judge Grants In Lane County Bank Bus ness Bought by F. L. Chambers and Others. junction to Petitioning Residents. Note and Comment. • • Returned to Asylum Knocked Unconscious. Burglari entered the b<»ixe of F. C. Dannals in Albany, the other night and (dole #110 from hi* pants pocket. Evidently the same fellow« who were in Eugene recently. The marriage of Dr. W. L. .Martin to Miss Sadie Atwood will occur June 3rd. They will mak- their bon e in Wyoming, wb< re Dr, Martin will practice hie profewiou, that • f dent istry. The following corps of teacher« ha» been elected for the Roseburg m ioo I s for the coming year: A M Sauri der». superintendent; Mi - - Rose B. Parrot, Edith Aidrich, J< ■ ,ie Cook, Anna B. Clarke, Leona Kal,at, Addie IM Stewart, Carrie Mowery.' Jo Bey ers aud Clayte Borrow. Edward Er ickson and Aura B. Thom peon, asaits- I ante. < toe teacher ia yet to tie elec- i|«d Mias Erickson and Mi« Thomp sbn are the only r » leaders el< fed. Will Represent His Class. I II Specials this week at FRANK E. DUNN’S ! I Thursday— 1000 yards of RIBBON Sale. »izt 9 to GO inclusive. 8Jc to 15c a yard —A Iso 300 yards of Fancy Ribbon, size NO, regular 40c ribbon for 2:!<•. Friday— Monster Turkish Towels Sale, size 27x60 inches, a good big value for 4Oc at 26c. Wl
