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VOL. 36
EUGENE. OREGON, SATURDAY JUNE 1:: 1903.
NO 2-S
»
HAMPTON BROS.
SIUSLAW TO
BE AIDED
REGULAR COUNCIL
ST. LOUIS
MEEfl.NO HELD
CALAMITY
W. W CALKINS FOR
CASE OF DOMES­
TIC INFIDELITY SCHOOL DIRECTOR
' Etta L. Michael has commence«! a Expresses His Willingness to Be­
(Daily Guard, June h
' suit in the I<ane county circuit court
Nothing of great importance was
come a Candidate at Mon­
for divorce from her husband. John
don«; at tbe regular ti t eiiug of the
T. Michael.
day s Election.
city council last evening. All the
According to her complaint, they
conncilmeu and th«> mayor were pres­
were married iu 1 umhill county,
Eugene, Ore. June 9th, 1903.
ent. The regular monthly allowances
Sept. 21, 1888, and have three child­ MR. W W CALKINS, Eugene, Ore
I
were audited and new bills were ie
ren. Claud, aged 12; lu llia. aged I",
Dear Sir:—1’iie undersigned voters
fi rrid to the tiuaree <■<muiiltte.
and Jared, aged 2. Cruel and in­ iu School District No. 4, lecoguizing
PETITIONS.
human treatment is alleged as grounds your emiuent tituess for the position
for divorce.
Petitions for tbe ioiprovemeut of
and w lulling to serve the best inter­
0. W. Hurd Departs That the various properties, were allowed MH
HE LIKED ALICE WOLF.
est.- of tin- schools, most respectfully
Ex-Governo ’$ Son Jailed at Ma-
follows:
Siu l.iw is as Much in Need
In the couiplaiut, Mrs. Michael al­ request you to permit your name to
nila tor Embezzlement -
For grading uk ' i . u veliig Alder
leges that on or about June 1, 1901, come before the qualified voters of
ol Irr.provemen As
-itictl. Letwt eu I •-» . 1 irtei • th aud
her husband coiumeuced going, ruu­ tins district at the coming election
Six-) ear Old Boy Crushed
Eve .
Esst Ei vei.tcei.lh -tittle, tor the
ning and associating with one Alice for the position of member of the
to Death.
- .me inq rovenu uls on Ea-t Sixteenth
Wolf, often staying out late at night Board of Directors.
O. W. Hurd, tbe rustling Florence street, betwii u llilyard and Willam­
8. B. Eakin,
with her and Anally ou or about June
merchant, is in Eugene. He is iu ette streets.
(Scripps News Association.)
E. O. Toliey,
15, 1902, took up his abode with her
For the improvement of East Thir
nowise discouraged by the recent re­
E. C. Smith,
Portland. June 10.—A boy aged six and cohabited with her until Aug.
port of the engineers engaged l,y the teeuth street in University Addition. yenra was run down sud crushed to 25, 1902, when he came home and
F. G. Young,
For the construction of a sewer be
government to report on the improve­
and others.
his wiffe «gain,
wanted
;
to
live
with
death uuder an electric streetear this
ments pending in th1 Siuslaw harbor. tweeu West Fourth aud West Fifth
But she informed him that on on no­
MR. CALKINS ACCEPTS.
Un the other hand he is more than streets, to connect with the Jefferson forenoon. < His parents name iu Sater- count of his conduct mici infidelity to Messrs. S. B. Eakiu, E. O.
white.
ever aggressive aud hopeful of tbe fu­ street sewer.
aud association with the said Alice i i Tobey, E. C. Smith, and others:
ture of Lane’s outlet to the sea. He
LICENSES.
Wolf, she would mid could not Uve
GentlemenThanking
you
for
was a caller nt the Guard office this
St Louis’ Terrible Calamity.
with him.
That further he hud the honor conferred by your request,
In order to more specifically con­
morning and talked cheerfully of the trol tbe exhibition of shows, etc., in
taunted her with the stutenieiits that I will be pleased to lie a candidate
(Scripps News Association.)
situation. He said:
be thought more of Alice than for the office of member of the Board
; ¡he city limits, an ordinance on the
St. Louis, June 10.—After the most
“I am on a trip just now interest­ j subject was introduced aud adopted
he ditl of her, that Alice would
desperate,
though futile struggles ofteu hug and kiss 1 ini and that he of Directors.
ing the commercial bixiies of Port­ l>y the council. It provides that
W. W. CALKINS.
land and Eugene in using their in­ . street fairs, carnivals, menageries, against the greatest flood in the his­ would do as he <1—d pleased in the
fluence with our congressional delega­ and enterprises known as carnivals tory of the country, East St. Louis is matter.
tion at Washington to secure govern­ of any description, shall pay a licenao iu a most deplorable mid des) erate
Dll uceountt. of her husband's ac­
ment aid for the Siuslaw harbor. 1 of #20 per day or »100 per week.
tions Mrs. Michael »tab's »he has
condition.
intend also to go to San Francisco for
suffered mentally and was submitted
Dog and pony shows were lixteii at
The entire city on the east side ie to disgrace and humiliation to such
tbe same purpose.
»25 per day. Penalty for non-pay­
REASONS FOR ENGINEERS' KE- ment of the license subjects the of­ under water all the way from fifteen an extent that life became miserable
to tier.
PORT.
fending parties of a flue of »100 to »200. to thirty feet deep.
L. Bilyeu is the attorney for tin
Buildings are constantly crashing
“The adverse report of the- engi
(Daily Guard, June 10.)
plaintiff.
ueers sent out by tbe government to
to destruction, I Hiring no one knows
L WHITSON,
J
Hines
R. Letsou, who resides at
see to the advisability of spending
how nuiuy oecupHiite to death in tbe
Fairmouut,
was the victim of quite
DENTIST
any large amounts of money on the
waters.
Hundreds of families are
a serious accident today about noon.
iving ptirchsaeil the office »nd fixtures of
in
my
Siuslaw
improvement
was,
(Daily Guard, June 10.)
h« late deceased W V Henderson, I sm
He was employed iu the construction
penned iu the garrets of their homes,
prepared to do anything in the line of
A.
Gilson,
of Jackson county, opinion, made because the work out-
of M. S. Barker’s new sawmill near
leatiMry in the above said office.
and undoubtedly many of them will
best
lined
was
not
according
to
the
and Miss Emma Corbus, of Laue
Crown and bridge work a specialty.
the Willamette river bridge iu this
be drewutd, while ten thousand peo
county, were married at noon today interests of the harbor. I think that
city. A large piece of timber acci­
Three members of the class of 1903,
the
jetty
should
be
on
ihe
other
side
pie are hi meless an«i threatened with
by Justice C. A. Wintermeier iu his
dentally fell on his left leg with the
U.
O.,
Chester
Fisher,
Calvin
Casteel
of the harbor and that other improve­
¡7 L. CHESHIRE, M. D
office. They will reside in Jackson
death in the place» in which they have
Salem Journal
“The Journal is’ result that the fibula or small bona
ments should be changed iu charac­ and Fred Stockton have already won
county.
not one of those papers that is always was broken just above the ankle ami
ter. Then the matter of spending signal honors for themselves and the taken refuge.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
A thousand men were working on ¡bunting for funny and disi>arnging the ot iier bone was displaced nt the
money should be regulated.
We Univeristy. In April they took and
ankle joint, making a very bad injury.
The Seventh gradejjf 'the Patterson should have a continuous appropria­ pas <d at Salem the United States I tbi dikes when the banks could no I things to say about its neighl or.-.
iiau.au ldg.
Tlx- unfortuate man was removed
school spent the day today on the tion for the work as it will take a civil service examination iu hydro-
“On the ether hand, it believes j
Eugene, Oregon.
, longer stand the immense strain to
grassy slopes on the north side of constant effort to keep the improve­ graphical surveying.
ill giving them a lung credit murk, t<> hi- home in l-'airinouut where tl ■■
Skinner’s Butte. The young people ments in repair when they are com­
This morning Fi-her received a tele I which they were subjected by the when there is a favorable opportunity, fracture was reduced by Drs. Atwood,
n-i-ted by Di A. E McAlister.
W BROWN, M. D.
grealy enjoyed the event and the din­ pleted.
gram notifying him to report at once ' pressure of the water, and were swept and they deserve it.
ner which ended the affair. All the
at Boise, Idaho. Casteel and Stock- away with their load of humauity.
“Tbe city of Eugene deserves two
FLORENCE’S BUSINESS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
good things from chicken to pickles
long credit marks for the way that
1 Many of the men were drowned.
“We are not laying claim to gov­ ton leave iu a few days.
The job is a good one, permanent
with all the interlarded dishes were ernment aid without reason. We have
ice-Upstaire in Chrism »a Bkp
I ast St. Louis is doomed. At the community takes hold of th«' public
'Hsurc . I , : a; I 3,8 t
The
schools and baseball
disposed of.
a magnificent country over there, as ai.d currying r.v -11 ‘ pay.
len-t calculation fifty thousand |a-ople
“A »25,000 High School building is
1 e——
everyone knows.
For instance the boys are in the employ of the govern­
(Daily Guard, June 10. )
will be rendered helpless and bome- going up there, and a full four year
C. Woodcock.
L. T. Harris
lumbering industry. The new mill ment and can be called anywhere in
The funeral of Mrs. Rosalina Net
2ÔO
Their work lor less, while ten thousand lives are in course has been eHtablished, with
being erected by tbe Hurd Lumber the United States.
tieton, who died Tuesday afternoon,
f
OODCOCK A HARRIS,
pupils enrolled.
and Navigation Company, which Is some time at least, will be in the arid pel il.
June 9th at her home nine miles north
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
on
“Fiuding that they were short
near completion, will cut ."»0,000 feet lands.
of Eugene, was held this afternoon
Several men who refused to work
Fisher and Casteel will be graduated
good baseball players, when the I aat from the M. E. church, of which sle­
flee—Cue-half block south of Chris­
A modest young man, who refused daily; the Florence Lumber Com­
on
the
dikes
were
shot
and
killed
by
game was pulled off, there showed up ws h a member in her life time. Rev
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
to a reporter bis name, engaged as pany mill’s has a capacity of 20,U00 this year from the department of civil
tbe guards. A number of men who I H „„mber of 'Frisco players.
a blacksmith with Burbach A Jobu- feet; the Siuslaw Lumber Company, engineering and Stockton from the
1!. F. Row land conducted the cert­
J. J. Walton
S. P. Ness son this afternoon met with a severe
“It is reported that they had the monies and interment was made in
which recently enlarged aud im­ dej art ment °7 electrical engineering. were engaged in rescue work have
unmitigated nerve and Imseball gall the Mulkey cemetery. The Eugene
accident . In shoeing a horse be was proved their property, is getting out
been drowued.
ALTON à NI.SS,
to import six men from California, Circle of Woodcraft, attended the
thrown
violently
against
the
wall.
60,000
feet
daily;
M.
E.
Saubert
A
There is a veritable reign of terror
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
and walloped the Albany team good. funeral in a laxly anil had charge of
His face was cut iu three places by Company at Acme, are adding 2.1,000
throughout the eutire city. The con­
“That is showing a proper respect the burial services at the grave.
'ill practii e in all the courts in the protruding nails.
Dr. Paine took feet every day to this output. This
ditions are simply indescribable.
for the national game, anyhow, and
state.
several stitches and the plucky fellow makes a total of 155,000 feet of lum­
(East St. Louis, the city threatened It is possible that the valley luisebail
ffice—Room No. 3, Walton Blk.
returned to work.
The president made his entire trip
ber cut daily on the harbor.
with
destruction, lies across the Mis­ players will all learn something.
ugnee, Oregon.
of fourteen thousand miles without a
“In addition to this we have two
“Eugene is setting a warm pace for single detention, accident or eveti a
sissippi River from St. Louis, in the
salmon
canneries, creameries, the
OUISF. BEAN
the
rest of the towns of Western Ore­ hot box.
state
of
Illinois.
The
census
of
liMJO
A Trial will Convince You That finest apples in the world, potatoes
A visit to the Eugene ice Factory gave the city a population of 29,656. gon, and, while not up to the Cap!
by
the
thousands
of
bushels,
and
Compare«! with the Mississippi and
We Understand Our Business
and Bottling Works gives one the im­ — Editor Guard.
ATTORNEY—AT —L A W.
tai City, is doing first rate. (Every­
other farm produce ready for the
Misouri Valleys the Willamette Valley
pression
that
business
ie
rushing.
In
body
but
Col.
Hofer
knows
we
are
fit* in new McClung Block, Rooms 14 so
in Watch and Jewe'ry Re­
markets which cannot lie reached
is no longer entitled to tie called
Henry Weinhard’a establishment,
Speiia- attention given to la d and a ini -
ahead of Salem.— Ed. Guard. )
Son of Father Embezzled
without a sufficient ship service.
-tura.
Webfoot.
pairing and Engraving.
superintended by J. Pironi, the fac­
“
It
is
the
spirit
of
generous
emu
­
“It is to the interests of both Port­
We have rainless floods in the sum
tory
is
now
putting
out
tons
of
ice
(Scripps
News
Association.)
Knvene, <>m»on
lation and lita-ral enterprises that
land and San Francisco to see that we
mor time. Oregon is up-to-date with
daily.
During the pa.-t few days
makes
a
city
in
these
strenuous
days,
Seattle,
June
10.
—
Edward
L.
Waite,
Great promptness in get­ have better harbor conveniences. We while the warm wave lasted dozens soli of the ex-governor of Colorado, is anti Eugene has got the fever badly.’’ eastern cities which are served with
OSTEOPATHIC.PHY ICIAN
do all our shipping business at pres­ of heat-stricken citizens rushed for
wireless and horseless articles of va
ting out Repairing and ent
[V HUGH E. PENLAND
with San Francisco, but if a ice and as a consequence the factory in jail here on the charge of having
rioua
kinds.
Special Orders of all kinds. greater depth is obtained on tbe l>ar,
was overrun. It was decided that the omliezzled nine thousand dollars from
The
railroad lietween Falls City and
[*nir 7th anil Wil',smette streets Chton
I
Rings of every description, no doubt Portland will put on a line output should be increased and this
-and deformities s a| ecislty,
I^sad
a berk at Manila.
Dalias, Polk county, has l>een com
■wndaace
Medals, Class Pins, Chain­ of vessels which will call at Florence, has been accomplished by putting on
pieted. It Is nine miles long. Pas
thereby securing a part of our trade
The county court at its session last setiger trains will begin ruuning in
making and altering.
EORGE ob D.BAR, M. I»
a night force. Harvey Huff has been
that city. At present the depth placed in charge of the night work
week appointed C. C. Hammond sec­ a few days. Freight trains are already
Raised Monograms. Script» for
of water on the bar varies from 10 to
ond
deputy to Sheriff Fred Fisk. doing business.
and
now
the
machinery
is
humming
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
and Old English Letter­ 12 feet, but we ought to have 16
Harry Bown, who was second deputy
night
and
day
to
manufacture
the
!■«. Ro„m or r Eugene l.oan A Saving
J. H. Stump of Monmouth, is Baid
ing.
or 1H feet, which can lie secured with coding chunks for Eugene customers.
before Sheriff Withers’ death, has
“* - Reeidence No 280 ue»rl street. Call
to have the model farm of the valley.
Chas.
H.
Baker,
the
WaittWville
proper
jetty
work.
We
repair
anything
per
­
been
advanced
to
flrst
deputy.
Mr.
, . ' to day or night
Phone residence
The business has. been built up on
There are thirteen hundred acres. Of
“Eugene, being tbe county seat of
“»77. Off ». Maio 49.
its merits, the quality of ice manu­ store keeper, has sold bis store to a Hammond baa been doing clerical
taining to jewelry.
this 260 acres are devoted exclusively
Lane, would also reap great Is n. fit
man
named
Thompson.
Mr.
Thump
work
in
the
sheriff
’
s
office
for
some
factured being considered the best in
from being the inland city, the main
son
also
succeeds
Mr.
Baker
as
post
­
time. He is a thoroughly competent to clover. The first crop is pastured
the valley.
to sheep and the second crop madu
station connecting the country beyond
master.
man for the place.
into bay.
Jeweler and Stationer. with the sea.
SHIPS TO BE BUILT.
“I am going to build two ships each
with capacity of 36,000 feet of lumla-r,'
continued Mr. Hurd. “This will be
Another surveying party has Le« n
done next year. Another ship that 1 organized from University professors
e •
know of will also be built.
• •
and students, as previously stated by
STATISTICS WANTED.
the Guard, The party will leave Eu
McKenzie |
Mr. Hurd wants the Eugene Com­ gi-ue June 21th for the l.,inni.,.,01
mercial Club and tbe beard of trade river region. A complete hydrograph |
$50.000
to assist him in securing statistics for leal, botanical and liological survey |
the congressional deiagation to use will be made of the river basin. Tbe
25,000
during tbe next, session of congress. stay will be about six weeks. The
With the influence of the Portland information which will 1« dwiuced
•»’■-'wo ausiwrs- Teams-
•CTto os ravonSsLC ’tsar
and San Francisco commercial orgnni from the studies on this trip will 1«
OF EUGENE.
zatioos it is safe to say that tbe Sius valuable to all visitors to that region.
l’y» - U,u-<i on ths principal cities of ths
law harbor ia in a good way to receive The fail of the river.various currents,
Î.Ï 'UtT
< —¿n -ountri-.
estimated power and longitu«. inal and
—T'*.
,w>i °«
certiflcats of Paid up Cash Capital - 550,000 its just dues from tbe government.
TJ; wh«> (.ft • taxed periot
latitudinal observation» will he mads.
Surplus............................$50,000
r-a-receive .wir pr -mpf atiention.
In addition Io Ibis, studies of plant
T and < nnty Warnet« txwarht.
¡and animal life will be .-.isde. Tbe
* E BROWN.
EUGENE,
-
OREGON.
b A PAINE
! result of the trip will be mapped and
_
Pre «¿at.
Viet President.
BUSI-
» GENERAL,
ERAL BAMMING
f * OSBURN.
da . w ’«
a copy ( laced in tbe I nten depet,
W W BROWN.
ne« done on nMooiM* ,"m*
Ca»hi<r,
A mi Cathitr
Portland, and one in ibe University
Fran
I Sight drafts on ChU»go. San
(Daily Guard, June 10.)
here. Prof. K . H. McAllister, As­
ciaco and Portland. Oregon.
1 Bills of ex« bang« sold on foreign
Lydia ".
F. Rickiey, eight year old sistant Percy Adams. Prof A. R.
countries D«poelU received subject Uaght„ .»f if Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kick
■tzer and Aaaiaaut Marvin Scar
------ is
to check or certificate rd depoei
|
thi, morning of * diptheri
gti with a tew -indents will make
1 All collecti >ns entrusted to u» will j l.t'ber
v
t Eighth
«..u»». Street
bom*, «n
trip.
receive prompt attention.
Fbe remaint will be buried this m t
TO HF.NI'RICKS. Prewident.
ing in I. O. O. F. eemetcrv
11 .
CA.
’ S. Bi EAKIN. Vice Pi^sident
Y sl ” t,;'*
< r «hs gwawIM
other children of tbe family have bee Xtritka
| L H PUTTEE AaaWaotCenMer cared for and are la eo ¿ar ger.
*-®x«tive Brumo-Oqtnine
Portland, San Francisco
Ten
Thousand People
and Eugene Will In­
Threatened With
fluence Congress.
Drowning.
SUFFERED A
BROKEN LE(
le Days-Wedne sday and Saturday
Married.
HONORS FOR
U. O. GRADUATES
EUGENE HAS
ENTERPRISE
Funeral Today.
Injured by a Horse.
A BUSY BEING
New Deputy Sheriff.
Store Sold
UGENE IiOÄfi and
M. R. JANNEY,
Another Survey Party.
EVERY
FIRST : :
Wednesday and
Saturday
Surprise Sale
A
Died ol Diptheria.
at FRANK E. DUNN’S
The first one of the Surprises will be
given Wednesday, June ioth.
And we intend to make them advertise themselves at
<O
PROPER PRICES
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