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VOL. 36
EUGENE, OREGON. SATURDAY .11 I.Y l‘JO3 II
Gunn our Artist
makes Portraits
THE POPE
IS DYING
THREE YEARS IN
FRANK DUNN IN
FIERCE RUNAWAY
PENITENTIARY
ATTORNEY TRAVIS
CPHEARATES
Never equalled in this city before
(Daily Guard, July 8.)
(Daily Guaid, July 8.
The readers of the Guard will recall
This morning about 11 o'clock
the account of a fraudullent salesman ' Frauk E. Dunn, the well known mer­
j who obtained money from several Eu- chant and Ed. McMurpbey, brother
| gene merchants on various schemes, at of Robert McMurpbey, miraculously
which he was au adept, a few weeks escape«! from serious iujury iu a run­
ago.
He was captured at Glendale away of tioice dimeusious.
and held at Roseburg on the charge of
The horse aud carriage ladouged to
obtaining money under false pre­ A. G. Ladley, superintendent iu the
tenses.
wooleu mill. Mr.Dunn and Mi. Me-
At the sessiou of the circuit court Murphey climbed into the rig aud
Spokane "Hello” Girls interest yesterday J. C. Baker, the name of started. A stick was caught in the
tlie man, was given three years in the Spokane! the vehicle and locked the
Telephone Patrons in a Boy-
Salem penitentiary as a reward for wh<>< 1. The stick broke aixl clattered
Remember,
his crime. He plead guilty to the against an old boiler and then struck
cott--The
Indiana
charge. He was wanted in Eugene for the spirited animal aud with a leap
Negro Trouble
forgery and in Albany for obtaining instantly caused a coiuotion.
money under false pretenses.
The
Come Watch him work.
The ground about the mill Is the
Roseburg Review says he cried like a worst place iu the city for a runaway.
(Scripps News Association.)
He bad The steep t>ank of the mill race on J
Evansville, Ind., .Inly 8.—Matters luiliy when before the court.
a female accomplice when arrested one side, mill buildings surrounding ;
have quieted down considerably since
who deserted him.
and bridges, mill race and daiu in
yesterdjy, the ta*tter class of citizens
close proximity with ' the railroad i
having exerted their influence in favor
track to cross, made things look |
of law and order. The negro popu­
quite serious for a T time Tor the occu­ i
pants of the rig.
The horse rau a !
lation is keeping in seclusion waiting
short
distance
aud
turned abrupt­
for the excitement to subside.
It is a notifiable fact that Califor­
nia is becoming jealous of her north­ ly, throwing the occupants to the
Studtbaker Frisco Fire.
ern neighbor and views with consider­ ground aud overturning the rig. Mr
(Scripps News Association.)
able apprehension the inroads of Duuu received a severe contusion
on bis left leg aud a slight bruise ou
San Francisco, July 8.—The Stude- settlers aud immigrants which have liis face.
bi ou pouring into this state from the
i baker Company met with a big loss
The horse dragged the rig a short
E< astern states as a result of the ad­
today by the partial burning of the vertising efforts of the various com­ distance, completely demolshiug it.
supply bouse from which a consider­ munities. California is jealous of lie tbeu broke loose and rau through
the city down Sixth street aud was
able portion of the trade of the Pa­ her position and realizes the tact that
finely captured in the west part of
people are really beginning to dis
cific coast is supplied.
town. The gentlemen consider them
cover Oregon.
in the California
It was not a total loss but will
selves lucky iu escaping with their
publications there is a studiously
lives. If they had been thrown over
easily reach <200,000. The fire oc­
xoided
reference to Oregou
mid
curred early this morning and was Washington as a part of the Pacific tlie raeijdam instead of on its bank tlie
result would have been quite dill'
const. It is not because of ignorance
probably incendiary iu origin.
erent
because there is plenty of literature in
Sympathy for “Hello” Girls.
the "Golden State” which amply
r L WHITSON.
tells the wealth mid resources of this
(Scripps News Association. )
U
DENTIST
Spokane, July 8.—The labor unions part of the country.
Inins purehsMxt the office end fixture» of
it eau but be laid at the door of
the l»te «lecessed W V Hendereon, I am
of this city have ordered a boycott of
now prepared to do anything in the line of
our southern sister's jealousy. Ore­
Dentintryin the above eai i office.
the Sunset telephone system, in sym­ gon is awakening from a letbragy as
rCrowu aud bridge work a specialty.
Continued Bad Weather Has Made pathy with the striking girls at the she should have done dozens of
years ago.
We Hre discovered to be
central office.
At a recent meeting of the authori
Mountain Roads Impas­
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
possessors
of
immense wealth by men ties in Salem, the question of militia
'The girls are canvassing the city
sable.
who recognize these things when they encampment was discussed at length,
with au agreement whereby signers
see them in the crude state.
but it was decided that no action
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
A visitor to California is impressed could be taken until definite informa
The trip of the Mazamas to the obligate themselves not to subscribe
i.w»u 1<L.
the everlasting liraggadocia tiou shall be received from General
Three Sisters Las been abandoned, for or use the offending telephones with
Eugene, Oregon.
owing to the continued laid weather. till a fair settlement is made with the which confronts him on every baud. Ku listen, the commander of the De­
"We have the largest trees, the finest partment of the Columbia. General
The trip could not well be made with girls.
fruits, the beat climate, the finest Funston telegraphed the war depart­
less than 50 in the party and that
W BROWN, M. D.
About half the people approached
scenery, the most summer resorts, ment about two weeks ago, requesting
number could not be secured. There
'
are signing the agreement.
etc., etc.,” is wliat one hears at all authority to mobilize the troops of
is a bare possibility that later ar­
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
points. The fuel is fn on x is every the Department of the Columbia, and
rangements may change the plans, but
Portland’s Great Industry
<ff«-l’p»t»ÌT»ln Clrimue Bkp
thing that California has and in ad­ the Nations! Guard of Oregon, Wash­
not likely.
*> bi il. tuli at ui; 1 3 ó t •■>.
(Scripjts News Association )
dition a far more satisfactory and ington and Idaho. As yet no reply
The loug continued bad weather has
Portland, July 8. —E. V. Morrell equable climate. We have just as has l»een received.
The eueainpmeut,
made
the
mountain
roads
almost
im
­
0UI8 E BEAN
passable in places. Partly on this ac­ was held up ou the street last night fine scenery and more of it; we are if held, will be held at American
count a number of the Mazamas gave at midnight by two unmasked and un­ blessed with as good fruit but on a Lake, ten miles from Tacoma, from
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW.
up the trip aud joined a Cailfornia known men and beat over the head less extensive scale of production; Septemlier 15 to 30, inclusive, and as
fice 1» • > w McClung Bio k, Room» 14 »»<>
we have more fine forests and do not soon as General Funston la advised
Spsciwt -tlsatloo given t«> land Mid tuimr. party.
into submission, when tbq footpads doubt that the giants will measure
itt-r*.
of the iutentiou of the war depart
The failure of the scheme is quite
a severe disappointment to a number robbed him of all the money on his well with those of California; we ment immediate notice will be given
Ensene. Oiwron.
of Eugene people who had planned person, amounting to twelve dollars. have a better supply of water; Ore­ to the memliers of the National Guard,
L. T. Harri
L C. Woodcork.
gon could have the most famous sum­ as it iH thought important that they
(Scripps News Association.)
on a very pleasant outing.
mer resorts iu the world were it not lie officially notified as soon as pos­
Portland,
July
8.
—
About
two
WOODCOCK A HARRIS,
for the fact that every city is a sum­ sible iu order that those who have
ATTORNEY8-AT LAW.
o’clock this morning two men an­
mer resort ai d one has all the pleas business connections may have plenty
swering the description of the men ures of the cool air and balmy breezes of time to make arrangements to go.
Office—One-half block south of Chris­
who robbed E. V. Morrell on the right at home.
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
The writer has lived in both places
street at midnight, entered the home
S. P. Nees
J. J. Walton
and lias come to the conclusion that
A Trial will Convince You That of Peter Schmidt, a well to-do resi­ the difference between the states is
ALTON A NESS,
Miss E. Pierce, employed in the
dent, and at the point of the pistol this: Oregonians have not been wise
We Understand Our Business
A TTORN EYS AT LA W.
Eugene
laundry, was the victim of a
robbed him of <60.
enough to do the advertising that
in Watch and Jewelry Re­
fill praetke in all the courts in the
California has done until the present painful accident yesterday. She was
The Pope Near Death.
pairing and Engraving.
Mate.
year; the facts about our gloriou« working about the "mangle," a
(Scripps News Association.)
Klee—Room No. 3, Walton Blk.
west land have not I wen placed before rapidly revolving machine used in
luguee, Oregon.
Rome, July 8, 5 p. m.—Pope Leo is the eastern public aud eastern capital the laundry, and her band was caught
has not beeu attracted here in such and partially ^crushed and bruised.
near the end of his long life.
gieat quantities as to develop all the But for her presence of mind she
Symptoms of blood poison first be­
mines. build magnificeut pleasure would have lost her entire band.
came noticable about noon.
palaces, create fairy lands on moun­
Doctor Lapponi announces that tain sides or make palaces by the sea.
Crossed in 50 Days.
■«rser 7th sud Willsmetts »trseta Chron
« Mid delortuitie. » specialty. Led
death may intervene at any moment,
New York, July 8. —George Way-
1»ttendince
Iu talking with newspapermen in
Unofficially it is said at the German
man, a motor cyolist, has reached thia
the city of San Francisco the Oregon­
JÍORGE O B DeBAR, M D
legation that Kaiser Wilhelm will ian meet» with appreciative remarks city on his machine from San Fran
cisco, aud has the distinction of lut­
attend the funeral.
w bich show that this state is no
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
ing the first man to cross the Ame­
Six thousand telegrams of condol­ longei considered a home of moss-
rican continent on a |«.wer propelled
IV m .-R.MÌTQ or r E'UCtns L > »0 t S»»in.i
backs
and
bristle-whiekared
lounging
ence have already been received at
¡yfc* Residence No 280 ’’•arHreet.
Ok
road vehicle. Ho bad ridden,,ped
farmers, but a state that is coming
pendei to lay or nicht«
Phoue residence
sled and pushed his machine lront
the Vatican.
77. Offce. Maio 49.
to the front iu al) lines, a worthy
San Francisco to New York in 50
and awake
■Whenever ¡conscious
competitor |of Cailfornia. The pros
days, including stops.
the Pope expresses himself as anxious pective Lewis aud Clark exposition is I
responsible for a deal of this senti­
for the end to come.
Jeweler and Stationer.
ment, but the efforts of the northwest
Thfee Thugs Captured
eru railways to attract immigration
also have borne fruit in attracting at
(Scripps News Association.)
tention.
Tar oma, July 8.—The police cap
Within the next few years Oregou
tnred three desperados this morning will compel the rightful recognition
i :
as they slept in a room of a lodging at the hand- of our southern brethren.
No publication can then lie issued
bouse.
Of Eugene. Oregon.
Thee give the names of R. Baker, iu California as a "Pacific Const Edi­
tion” and l«e considered complete
Our Shirt Waists thia
James Ryan and
without a ref< ronce to the northwest.
year bare given great
are believe«! to fc
satisfaction.
They are
*>M
-
city Saturday
a well fitting garment,
up a saloon in
following troni an Illinois
well made in evety de­
Portland and
night, also wo
Matsat aawaiwa auaiwrai trsws '
tail and are proper in
•CTto ON VAVOR*aLI VCRMS
style.
Seattle recently.
"le-t the eagle scream aud the han
They
claim
that
they
came
from
nera
«ave,
arxl
the
drumbeat
rouse
»»o-d oo the principal citici of thl Paid up Cash Capital - $50.000
!'M
«nd hirrign <-»uotn—.
California about a month ago aud ' the fair aud.tbe brave, and the golden
To clou* out the en­
t sllnw») , hi demand certificat! of Surplus............................ $50.000
that they Stopped over for a day or ¡•ointed banner «till gleam in new
tire Une we make three
7T
’’P»rio1
I'oustellatioiM whose lunihiny leini
olle.-iæ« r-wivs <mr prompt at*enti<*n.
cute
two at Roseburg. Eugene and Salem.
OREGON.
<7 aed < >aaty Warrante bonghi.
EUGENE
-hall baptize Old Glory on the
W E BROWN,
b APAISE
BUSI-
i Fourth of July and annex new em-
a GENEKA1.
GENERAL BANKING
n.*»
«50 Shirt Waiit for
<1.07.
_
Pruideat.
Vice PrrtidenL
news done on reasonst le terms.
i pires in the transloucsnt iky, irnmen-
r * OS81RN,
W W BROWN.
rxuoSnirt
Waiata
for
•1.3B.
! Sight drafts on Chicago. San Kran
: dty watch tbs march of the true.
Cashter,
Ain Cs»ht«'
«25 Shirt Walita for
ILM,
cisco and Portland Oregon.
1 und un tying ages the red, white and
Bills °f exchange sold on foreign
<1.50
Shirt
Waists
for
<1.18.
blue »trending. ”
countries. I »eposita received subject
•1.00 Shirt Waists for
To the wife of G. F. Skipworth, as-
.tn
We have some of this kind of »tuff
to check or certificate of deposit
<22.
<1.75 Shirt Waiata for
All collections entrusted to us will . lirtant cashier of the Farm'ra a Mer­ ; ont her« iu Oregon occasionally,
chants Bank, in| Junction City, a but they are generally imjortsd
receive prompt attention.
It
G HENDRICKS. President.
seven pound boy.
mu»t
tie
rank
hoox«
that
causes
a
S.
B
EAKIN.
Vics
President
I
■
-
- n FTery noi or <a
man’s head to act in such a manner.
P E. SNODGRASS, Cashisv
Bromo-Quinine
u H. POTTER Assistant Csshise
We have engaged Prof W. E. Gunn, a celebrated por-
iraii artist, from Chicago, to work for us a limited time. Blood Poison Set in and
We can a-* a result of special arrangement make this un-
May Die at Any
|lclI I of off.-r to our friends and customers:
To any “tie making a purchase of $1.00 at our store we
Hour.
L've » e »up >n. This coupon aud any good photograph pre-
i(,,| to our artist entitles you to a bust crayon portrait
|,v p a ing only 78 cents to cover in part the cost o
iniiierial uted.
these portraits are well worth $3 00 each,
'j’lje rk is to f>e done here in the city. In fact, the ar-
ti-t s stmiio will be in one of our Dry Goodd department
windows
To Close Out
Summer Goods
Note and Comment
Great Values you can find here.
Our entire line of Summer Goods
Must be closed out by Aug 15th,
to make room for our Fall Lines.
HAMPTON BROS
MAZAMAS ABANDON
THREE STATES
TRIP TO SISTERS
MAY ENCAMP
Hand Injured.
Great promptness in get­
ting out Repairing and
Special Orders of all kinds.
Rings of every description,
Medals, Class Pins, Chain­
making and altering.
Raised Monograms. Scripts
and Old English Letter­
ing.
We repair anything per­
taining to jewelry.
ÜGENE IiOAN and
M. R. JANNEY,
Ladies
FIRST
Waists
'*4 Cash Cash Cajitel
$50,000
25,000
Naim! Bank
I
OE EUGENE.
A
Com
IS A BENEDICT
SECURED
WeddedJ Saturday
Baker
National G. A. R. En
campment in San
Francisco.
of
to
Miss Lily
Tillamook
Will
Reside in Eugene.
Mr. Lev* M. Travin wan married ou
Saturday to Mias Lily Rose Baker.
<laugbter of Mr. aud Mrs. Fred C.
Baker, at their home iu Tillamook
City, Oregon. Rev. J. R. Weigh of
the I*ret>byteriau church at Wood,
Mr. C. V. Galloway, a
R >te From Eugene Will he $25 officiated.
former c I hhiv mate of the groom, acted
Round Trip. Good tor Sixty
iih bout mail, aud Missed Nellie and
Days - Many
Oregon
Lottie Banfield, of l’ortlaud, frieuds
of the bride, were the bridesmaids.
People Will Attend.
The bride was daintily attired in a
dress of white organdie trimmed with
E. 11. Ingham, aide on the National
staff of tlie G. A. K. has received the white satin. After the ceremony Mrs.
Baker served a nice wedding lunch,
important
information concerning
during which time the McMinnville
rates to the natioual encampment of
band serenaded the newly wedded
the G. A. R. which is to be held in
couple. Mr. and Mrs. Travin left the
San Fraucisco August 17th to 22nd of
sain« eveuiug to spend a short houey
this year. A b will be noticed the
moon with friends in Astoria aud
rouud trip fare from Eugene will be
Portland, and will return to Eugene
825. The regular fare both ways
about Saturday or Sunday, but pré­
would lie 840, first-class, It is said
vins to their departure from Tilla-
that many citizens will take advan-
i mook a large number of frieuds as
tug«* of the cheap rates and visit tlie
! sembler! ou tire dock to congratulate
Golden State.
them and to bid them good bye, aud
Following is the table of
for quite a time rice aud old slippers
cured as issued by tin* Department
poured down upon them like so much
Commander:
! rain.
From all rail stations in Oregon,
The
bride is the accomplished
one fare, add«*«! to rates authorize«!
daughter of Mr. Fred C. Baker, odi
from Portlnml via ocean aud rail.
| tor of the l illamook Headlight, aud
From Portland to Sail Francisco
: was the most popular youug lady iu
anil return via O. R. A N. steamships,
I'iUauiook City. She han a sweet
ill both directions, including meals
soprano voice ami her siuging has
and berth, 820.
elicited the praise of uiuny a public
Going by steamship, returning by
audience in I'illamook. It was while
rail, or vice versa, 82.'.
attending tbo State University some
Round trip tickets Irom Portland,
years ago tiiat they first become ac
Salem, Albany, Eugene aixl Rose
quainted.
burg, via Southern Pacific, 820.
Mr. Travis is the well known prac
From Grant’s Pass, <19.40; Central
ticitig lawyer in l-.ugeue. Hii ability
Point, <18.10; Medford, <17.85; Ash­ is marked and there h no question ns
land, <17.25.
to the success of bis future.
The
Stop-overs will be allowed on rel*iin Guard is glad to congratulate the
trip.
groom aud wish the bride aud her
Tickets to be limited to sixty days.
husband the happiest of futures.
Steamship Elder sails from
land 8 p. m. August 10th.
Steamship Columbia sails from
Portland, 8 p. tn. August 15th.
Tickets via steHinsldp from Port
Whereas, It has pleased Divine
laud, on sale August 8th, 9th, 13th
amt 14tb. Via Southern Pacific from Providence to remove from our midst
Portland, stations east of Pendleton Brother Clint Montgomery, Eugene
August lltb, 12th and 13th; west of : Aerie No. 275, be it resolved,
First, iu the death of Clint Mont-
Pendleton August 12th, 13th and 14th,
gom«ry the
Fmteranal Order of
Eagles haw lost a mem bar and each
brother a friend, aud his family a ion
and brother;
Second, that by reason of the asso­
The Albany Democrat says: For ciation of each member of Aerie No.
the lienetlt of the anxious in the other 275 the loss falls most heavily upon
valley towns where imported base us;
Third, that we tender the bereaved
ball teams run things it may lie stat­
family
of the decease«! our sympathy
ed that Albany's team will remain
amateur, without salaries according in this sad affiictiou aud direct that
to the first original agreement. Most a copy of these resolutions be trans­
of the players are Albany men. If mitted to them;
Fourth, that a copy of these reso­
stronger at the bat it would bo equal
lutions be spread upon our minutes
to any team in the league.
Considering the imported conglom­ ami a copy forwarded to the Fraternal
eration of Portland players in the Al­ Eagle
C. I. Barhite,
bany team in the last games here such
Geo. Berger,
a statement seems a little curious
Geo. Hunter.
However it is protmble that Albany
Resolutions by Eagles.
Rather Coarse.
tried to wake up for a day or two,
but found life the too strenuous for
their sleepy town 'and have resolved
that it would bo detrimental to the
interest of that sleepy burg to live iu
the present century.
Rush to Yaquina Begun.
Albany, Or., July 8.—The annual
rush of people to Yaquina bay has
commenced ami every noon a train­
load of people leaves this city to
spend the summer at Newport and
Nye Creek Beach. A good many Al­
bany people left for Yaquina y ester
day and today and people from Salem
ami other valley towns now pass
through this city daily ou their way
to the ocean.
J The way Eugene takes hold of
various enterprises and make« them
go is thing of joy forever. 1 he late-
tail I team needed improvement and we
hail the «tuff to improve it with,
t here Is no joy In being at the foot of
the Hat and so Eugene climbed
out and gave Albany a chance to grace
that position. She will climb a Step
further and displace lioseburg uext
Saturday aud Sunday with two more
<1« feats administered to Albany, The
papers of that city claim that I their
teuin is all amateur. Perhaps the im­
ported pitcher aud [catcher for the
Fourth of July game has been for­
gotten. They were the lest men Al­
bany ever placed. But letter are
in ded for eocceesefu) combat with
Eugeue
Hurrah ,, for our team!
Little Mahoney ami bii men are our
passing idols.
•Wk
Mid-Summer
Clearance
Sale oi
Gents’ and
Boys’ - -
Men’s
Straw Hats
and Ladies’
Shirt Wdists.
FRANK
E.
DUNN.
STRAW
HATS
Every hat ¡8 up-to-date
well made, and well worth
the regular price, but size*
art; bioken, therefore every
hat remaining will be told
at just 1-2 Price.
<2.00 Straw
<1.75 Straw
•1.00 St ra
<1.00 Straw
Hat for <1.00
Hat for .88
Hat for .75
Hat for .50