The Eugene weekly guard., July 25, 1903, Image 9

Good Health CHICAGO
STRIKERS
and Pnre b,ood are inseparable. If
vourbliod is bad. your health must suf­
fer Poor blood allows the laxly to lose
vitality iust as a poor fire urrfer the
boiler allows the steam to run doyn.
From poor blood to imp-'e blood is but
a step, and impure blood is mother to a
large percentage of human ills. Dr.
Harters Iron Tonic is an antidote 5 r
both poor and imDure blood, for it is
both a builder and purifier —a food
and a medicine. It is the best combi­
nation of the kind known to medical
Silence, and its success for nearly half
a century has led to its endorsement by
thou- nr s of medical men who have
be-n unable to fiml a substitute.
I
uatus euraged aud
shot.
--------------------
Kuete was fatally
Police were seut fur and arrived
just iu time to ; reveut a lynching
The entire city* is gr 'uatly excited
over the affair aud it is feared it will
: lead to more serious trouble.
__________________
Shoot a A\an-Po
CHAS. GRIFFIX HAS
DISAPPEARED
lice Prevented
‘ facing a
LARGE DEFICIT
1’be A. O. U. M. are facing a large
d licit. They are short over a half
n illion dollars and it seems the aa-
sessuient rate must be raised.
l'he supreme lodge of Oregon met
leeday aud is uow cviisba ring a
r. isv uf rates in ii.sutaucf. 'I hi
u licit arose from a long istgeamouul
calls from New lork aud some
utheru states, and Vregota must
bi ind her ratio.
By the uew plan sugg< ted auti be-
g now discussed at two«rrt > lodges,
> assessment for the older inetu-
rs will be $8.40, ati advance uf «A
er the existiug rate. Naturally it
the older memliets »ho o| pore th«'
w scheme. Their asseaameut dues
heu run up to <84 a ye»r, wi ¡ch
v consider exorbitant, 'it* only
ief offered the menders of long
uding is to pay dues on fllMt) of in-
rauct , the arrearayes on the seccnd
vA) being charged to the iiauber
his death.
"I have iilorgtd to tli Wotkiren
f< t< u years," couiplaiutd a uiemlier
was while.
white. ‘‘Now they
w use hair whs
li ><■ raised the rates I eyond what
1 in able to pay, and 1 must dtop
fi in the order.’’
There are 11,000 menibeys of the
\\ rkmeu in Oregon. Probably half
of these will suffer if the rates are
m <ed above the present tlgure.
he Supreme Lodge will continue
its 1 meetings today, and the matter of
ri.- il ng the rates will be Settled speed-
IR.
Note diid ( oinment.
MILITIA WILL
ENCAMP
Governor
Orders
the
How*» year aut “nudile
Wbeu there's not so » tiling <
matter the poor elm 1er is haled
tn court.
Most n the time
trouble is to get t i
Mr. Graves said it w HOOl it a
off, however, it cost i lilü to m
go, and $10 because it
I \\ WUt
KNIGHTS GAME
CALLFD OFF
Knight
»n: st
Account
of
Tailed Off on
Griffin’s
Diseppearance.
State Soldiers to do
u
fm ttiis after-
nigiits of l’ythias
>1 Eugeue wus
p oatpoued ou ace or nt of the Ji np-
pt arauce of Churle: Gnffiu, a promi-
neut member uf tbs urler.
Dmw Griffin, cutcher for the K. P.
boys of Eugeue, is a brother of the
missiug muu. and of course, could
uot play.
There is uo future date fixed, but if
Griffin should show up safe and
sound the game will be arranged to
take placo.
Nme-Day’s Duty.
tE
(Daily Guard, July 23.)
The many frieuds and anxious rela­
Eugene May be Selected For a out alai t Iw
It
tives of Chas. Griffin uro worrie 1 over
ing to hear
xtiuuul
Camp if Rdilro. d Rate* Nre
the prolougi-d ahscuee uf the youug
not a uew way of presenting the gos­
Right
Guard
t>
Use
man from his heme. He was last seeu
pel as it was originally taught, but
iu Eugene last Monday and late in
Krag.Jorgensen Rifles.
a scheme which is antiquated and not
the afternoon he wuv seen asleep ou
in use by up-to-date preachers
some rocks near the road a short dis­
Regarding th«, annual eucampuient
tance above the tannery, near a swim
Build by tearing down seen.- to the
of the state militia, today'a Oregoumu
menus of churches as well as news-
resulting Proceedings at Orci a City - luing hole which the youug men some­
says
times us« iu the river ou hot days.
If Saint Peter let» the
Au encampment of the Oregon Na papers.
i -G Lu’Jt,
Pope’s N rf hews Turr.cd Down Joseph Hunt saw him there auil he
< >.
»?»*., are a
"kuocker"
iu there will be many
tioual
liuard
has
been
authorized
by
r -i evil. ’h<,
appeared to be sleeping with bis coal
-Miliar g th. win »le
Governor George Cbuuilierlaiu, upou people who won't knock, "Knock
— Russi t . Jot d ease«! With
m cpcuL’.» . r every
rolled under bis bead.
the recouiiui ndatiou ot the military and it shall be opened unto yon"
Ameri j.n Pet i un T, :
Since that hour no one in Eugene
3
board. Th«» encampmeut will be belli seems to have liven |>erverted tn this
uds of
The I'olmrg bridge will be temper
has seen the young mini and no won!
Rob Cathoi c ( -i rt i
betweeu Thur-day, Septeiulier 3, and ilay and age and the moaning of th“ arily repaired and made ready to
of
his
appeaiauee
has
reached
anxious
■ ’ ui.
Saturday, September 12, inclusive. | Hist word imide modern.
. t Mt. An -I
travel over by next Saturday, July
To ‘c
friends aud relatives in Eugene.
These days iuclude the time to be
i. »amo*
- i. G. \V. Taylor lias been employed
’ s of
A party searched the river luniks
spent by th«> companies of the Guard
by the county to make the necessary
:
above and below the place where be
The
unloading
of
freight
curs
which
in going to aud from the camp.
(Scrip;.o News . .clati.
repairs. He will put his force of men
ionio
was seeu all day yesterday, but uo
Under tins arrangemiut the Guard are daily liued up on the side at work Thursday morning. Timbers
.atad
Mt.
Angel,
Or.,
July
2...
—
Sometime
stion.
trace could lie found. The mystery
track
iu
Eugene
loaded
with
shingles,
will be allowed at least trine days of
last night robbers broke iuto St. , I deepened and toward night no traee
brick and other buildiug material, will be furnished by the Coburg mill
.¡i i ■ .1
by i .p.ivi r-
actual eueaiupmeut.
lun-.- rlt“ v. Yr-
had
been
found
of
him.
Several
demount
rates the tuct that the uiuuu until the big timbers can lie secured
Mary
’
s
Catholic
ebu
,
h
here
aud
Nix Wli ¿Siena 4.V 0.
MAY BE EUGENE.
,
theories
were
advanced.
That
of
facture
of these commodities could from the Wendling mills.
8i,C0J runutfot that tb&vn testimoairJ. j feauiae.) pried open and badly damaged the
Much de|ieuds upuu the action ot
The Engi ne bridge has been in a
suicide has but little foundation, be­
and should lie accomplished iu Eu
I tabernacle.
the railroad coin panics. If the rates I
lad state ou the south approach and
Har
-
cause
since
leaving
the
hospital,
gene.
The
city
is
growing
to
such
an
-r's -■<->" 'It me has our
granted are uot as good as the guards
The ciberium and flue gi lden where be was treated for sciatic rheii-
Cr»js •. nt" trade-murk on
extent in demand that the sources of poniplaiut was made to the city of its
’!■•? b:b- . Don’t accept a
men have rwoved iu the past tbi»
lunella St. Loen were takeu.
miitisiu he lias steadily gained iu
a.ibtt t-Uv — ftvJ.it gu Dr. Harter’s.
supply are inaileipuite. Who will i i islitiou, but the authorities carried
will mean a change in the plans of
tie matter to the couuty court.
J.'z.Ya onlv by
The Host were found scattered health aua was iu good spirits just EUGENE CATHOLICS the encauiptueut. If the railroads put up enough mills within reach ot
THE D.:» HA -1 MEDICINE COMPANY
Judge Kincaid employed G. W. Tay­
previous
to
his
departure.
It
is
Eugeue
to
obviate
the
necessity
of
j
DAYTON, OHIO
around. This is one of the flue»t fin­
will uot transport the troops cheaply
! thought by his friends that he has
shipping these products iu? The lor to uiske the repairs.
- rs also of Dr. Harter’» Wild Cherry Bitters,
aa.i utiitr well kn »wo Dr. Harter Medicines
ished aud furnished churches iu Ore­ gone to Sau Fraucisco or Portland
HOMi W DiYPF I FT) en,>,,gh it is likely two camps will 1>. largest city in a county which pee
llx/l \7iX r VI L LL.Xz ordered, th«, separate butallion prob
¥0K SALE EVE a IYWHEBE.
gon.
ami possibly to Deuver for a trip.
.-essea more standing timber tiiau any ;
ably going iuto cuutp some place hear
There is uo clue to toe perpetra­ 1 He has beeu talking of these places
other couuty in all Oregon, should 1
' Eugeue, where two of the four com
Im and could bo shipping the luni
tors of the deed. A reward will be cousidrerably during the past few
pauies are located.
(Daily Guard, July 23.)
mouths.
liter out by trainloiel every week;
The S. P. Company have placed
offered for the apprehension of Hie
MODERN RIFLES.
The reason for leaving without no­
should and could I
hipping sash their new pay system in effect. The
he Catholics of Eugene yesterday
criminals.
The Guard exp«‘cts to be «Miuipped uud iloois to other | iuls instead i t
tice, however is not given uud bis u ruing at 9 o’clock celebrated the
ompuny uow .ends each employe his
with uew Krag-Jorgeiison Titles before bringing them here i..,. Peril:.1 I
actious arc unexplained.
lock for the wages duo him. Up
solemn
requiem
high
mass
for
the
re-
Sensational Divorce Ca c at Ore­
SEARCHING PARTIES.
j should mid could lie . eu ling building
> last month it hud been the prac-
pi a of the soul of the dead prelate, the encampment.
With these rifles at baud oue of the brick to Oakland in.-t .1
gon City.
bi n . q
■ i of the company to go the rounds
The theory that Griffin accidentally Pi >e Leo XI11. The litany of the
principal features of the guard'r I it in. Even barley ia bi o bt in b n
lh a pay ear and pay each iudivid
d<
d
was
also
chanted
and
ceremonies
i
leva
me
a
victim
ot
the
swirling
water,
(Scripps News Associatio. .)
< work will lie target practice. Th«* | from Portland. The nce.l
will not
■I with I
in . (be realm. The
c<
brated
during
the
remainder
of
i
of
the
Willamette
seems
to
have
Oregon City, July 23.—The most
! ritles will be new to the guardsmeu, [ grow less ill years aud i “ sooner, ii; tie l ev--
t 11 . ir pay checks yes-
; takeu hold of the searchers and his tb forenoon.
unique and sensational divorce ease
lie.-e service- will not lie repeated | and il ia hoped quickly’ to acquaint these enterprises are taken hold ot l>y iiud^yai WM'- happy u they had
body is sought for by visrious parties,
in the history of the state is being who believe that it will be found in Eugene ns in other cities of more the nieu with their now pieces and to Eugene citizeus the sooner Eugene
a il overdue a week. Their checks
develop a number of sharpshooters.
will realize the ambitions'of the i r> 1 are cashable t any bunk or at Buy
tried here today. Lawyers are iu- I , uuder some ledge or cliff, ur at the C; hollo population.
PRICES
gressive.
S. P. It. Co.. Office.
tensely interested in the outcome of : bedtom of some eddy. The Lottoru
WAV
PREPARATIONS FOR
1
of
the
river
is
plainly
discernable
in
the case.
DOWN
| I the vicinity of where he is supposed
Sophia Crirnms begun a suit for
to have disappeared, but with the
SALEM EXCURSION
—AT—
< tants Pass seems to be ou the
tin absolute divorce from William changing currents there is no telling
Ul i ve upward. All ‘¿bis in Oregon is
Crimms. The couple were married how far away the body has lodged.
i a afood indication of the condition
Charges of dynamite were exploded of dn.-trial iiffuiis in our commoii-
here over twenty five years ago.
(llaily Guard, July 23.)
The correspondent to the
About twenty years ago the husband iu the water bupiug to Lung the ci :y w« i ,hii.
E. J. McClanahan, who suggested
to the surface, but witboat results,
Pt tland Journal writes:
hurled a sack of Hour at his wife, hit­
aud worked up interest in the Salem
A party couoistin. of G I! Chris­
< rants Pm-s is booming as never be- excursion announced in Ibe Guard
ting her and breakiug her nose with man, L. N. pouey, Virgil Rowland.
fi e in Its history, Its present rapid
the same. This has beeu a bone of Harry Graham, Chas. Barbite, Cal gi ivvth is not of a "wild-gat " nature, the other evening, informs this paper
that be has heard from the railroad
couteutiou between the interested Young and Mike Schneider went out bu is substantial with abuudant re- i authorities aud they want a guaran­
parties ever since the occurrence, after dinner and made a thorough so roes liehind it to justify the rapid tee of bo mauy tickets before they
search of all crevices along the water iu reaee In the population. Scores
and has caused innumerable quarrel» i
| will grant any rates to Eugene excur­
without success.
• of new residences are going up. By
The second story ceiling timbers aud family unpleasantness.
Other parties in boats have exam­ th close of the summer there will be sionists.
There is no doubt at least 1UU per­
are being placed ou the opera house
Sophia has now found a better man, ined every nook and corner in tt • a unher of handsome brick struc-
sons
who would take the trip for one
building. The structure will soon be who promises he will not throw any river between Judkin’s point uud the
i tli. . es iu the business part of town, fare rouud trip, but the people in
ready for the carpenters to work ou
rei)te(f have ____
n'ot __
the
an many new and pretty homes in ¿~'
flour at her, aud she wants to marry riffles below Sladden’e.
____________
j time to work
the inside.
residence
portion.
A
new
brick
th
the
matter
up
aud
secure the neces­
The High School building is going him. but must first have a divorce.
sc ,ol house, to accommodate the sary subscription of names.
The parties are well knowu through­
rapidly up. The walls above the
i rn; ; idly increasing number of pupils,
Mr. McClanahan will devote some
basement are now being constructed. out this part of the couuty and are A.O. U. W. ELECTS
| is d.-o being built. The Hemenway time to the project this evening and
I
Ingham's warehuose has been moved j very wealthy.
C< npany, which has stores at Scio the excursion may be au assured fact
ami placed on its foundation by the
ai I Cottsge Grove, is preparing to after all.
NEW
OFFICERS
side of the Ebbert warehouse and the American Petition Not Received
, pi in a large department store here.
It is hoped by a large number of
warehouses will form excellent facili­
tt ith Favor.
i A ,ig I rick, now being erected, will fa us that the rates can be secured.
ties for the manufacture and storing
I be used. It will be the largest
(Scripps News Association.)
Following is the list of uew officers i rcsutilv «-Ialdisbuieut iu Southern
of fjne vinegar and other goods by Mr
NOTICE to TEACHERS,
Liverpool, July 23 —Authentic dis­ elected by the grand lodge, A. <>. U. • O -goti.
Ingham.
The annual county Teachers lnsti
Dwelling bouses started late in the patches frotu St. Petersburg states W., at its session in Portland :
be | rim« < ause for Granta Pats’ lute for the year 11HI3, will be held
Grand Master Workman—George
spring are now being flnsihed up by that the Russian officials are greatly
wtli ifl the ih vtlpcmeut and rich in Eugene at the couuty court house,
the contractors. There are at least displeased with the American petition 11. Durham, of Portland.
n< s of its minis. During the past beginniug.at U o’clock a. m., Tuesday
Grand Foreman—F.
Berchtolds, ye r cai ital and enterprise have taken
one hundred of these. Beckwith's
August 4th, 1903, and euutiuuiug two
and save uh 301.11 grain. You cannot afford to use a
forwarded by President Roosevelt.
of Corvallis.
brick next to the Guard office is the
1 ■ I of the embryo quartz claims of days.
binder
that wastet- your grain. The DEERING
r.KINtj baa
has a per-
It is reliably stated that Russia will
Grand Overseer—W. J. Clark, of tbiF Miticn and are making bulllon-
scene of a busy lot of workmen. The
All teacher» are required by law,
Gervais.
feet
reel
and
binder,
innuriug
no
wattle.
'
___________
The
DEERING
is
corner will be an immense improve­ expel the Jews from the cities of Mos­
I .ilunre cut of tlnui. The little to attend thia institute ou [xmalty of
Grand
Recorder
—
Newton
Clark
of
a
very
LIFHT
DRAFT
county
of
Josephine
has
already
one
machine
becaure
it
ia
fitted
with
ment to this part of the city.
cow and St. Petersburg to the inter
haviug their certificate» revoked or
Portland.
ni ne that cannot be excelled l y any grade» lowered. Seciiou 29-3, Oregon roller and ball bearings.
ior provinces and will tax them very
Grand Receiver—R. L. Durham, qu irtz property in the state, and has
School Laws says iu part: he, (the
heavily. The petition it is thought, of Portland.
u uuiber more that will be far op in Couuty School Superintendent) shall
WE CARRY EXTRAS IN STOCK. Examine the
Grand Guide—Phillij Gevurtz, of th list within a year, The hotels
will work injury rather thau a bene­
apportion in October, to each district
Port!
and.
fit
to
the
Jews.
ar“ lull of mining men continually in his county, K>. for each teacher Deering before buying or i-eml for catalogue,
List of letters remaining in the
Grand Inside Watchman—W. IL — i len who are here to inspect th«*
postoffice at Eugene, Oregon, July Pope Leo’s Remains Lie in State
employed by such district during the
Warner, of Albany.
mines of the section, and men who twelve months immediately preceding
23. ]9a3:
Grand Outride watchman—8. A. bi.re already takeu hold.
at St. Peters.
rueb apportionment, who has attend­
Bover, Mrs. R.
Koake, of Oregon City.
ed, for a period of at least sixteen
Day, Elmer
(Scripps News Association.)
Grand Trn.-ccc—1 . L. Cowan, of
1
hours, an annual couuty institute or
Ditty, Mrs. J.
Business
Pointers.
Rome, July 23.—The remains of the .Grants Pass.
»tate teacher’s association, held dur
Fleming, A. C.
Representatives to the Supreme
dead pope, Leo XIII are lying in
ing the twelve months Immediately
Hampton, Mrs. Stephen,
Lodge—D. Solis Cohen, Ralph Fee-
state
iu
St.
Peters
today.
The
re
­
’aiuta and Oils, at Preston A lisine. preceding the time of making such
Herbert, Chas.
1 ney and Wililam Smith.
».
mains are beiDg viewed uy the mourn­
Hembroy, Mrs.
11 you drink , call for the beet — apportionment. ”
Philip Gervurtz is a son-in-law of
The instructor» at the Institute will
Hixon, Henry O.
ing populace. The crowds are still
st .infold Rve—al Emil Etter'» saloon.
W. Sanders, Eugene.
be
Hon. B. F. Mulkey, President
Karhan, Mrs. J.
A *1 purchase at.ii 7b rente, gits
very large but on account of the
Ashland Normal school; Prof. I). A.
Levy, Leopold—2
portrait
et
Hairptcri
n
3
bust
ciayon
heat, which is very excessive today,
Grout, now Pn
nt of the W esterii
Poppic, A.
b I other».
the
crowds have diminished and
Division of the State Teache.-» A»»o-
Rennie, Alexander
Ve have a full line of rocking
are not nearly so large »» yesterday.
cist ion; 8r pt. J. }{. Ackerman and
Wood, Miss Phoebe
*dn at price» flat will suit you.
others.
Sanford
wins
hia
si
Woods, Frank
Jaf.
Pope ¡Leo’s |Nephews Turned
( hrml e* I »rdware,
ablest educators in
Some
lieguu in tli
Woleott, Miss Mary
N. R. Gaylord
<
. J. Walton, is a duly authorized Oregon
In attendance. The
Down.
Youug, T. K.
. ' I The court decided
S. C«. murisi-loner and will attend work of Ike institute v ill lx, £iat clflu
lylord’s verbal
W'hen calling for the above please
ing tb
all laud office burinena.
(Scripps
As-ociation.
aid the teachers sb ending can be sure
■om
month
to
m
extend
«•y »ben advertised.
Rome, July 23.—The dead rope’s
and that Sanfor
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
r moti
>< u’t forge rt '■» when you need i an iutere-ting and profitable meet
odisposeeaa th
lug.
.Iture. Ma cau rave y..u mousy.
relatives are no longer given the
ith'a
notice.
Chambers’ U.irdwaie.
Augnat, lllb, 1903.
royal welcome of the past and find
A Harbaugh v in
W. M Miller.
•red
Pr
’
issian
Stork
to
your
horx
WS»
nephew
changes. Pope Le»i s
>ir
i the circuit coo
County Superintendent of Schools
I cattle, snd keep them ill good
the
Vatican
turned down today by
lion
tlorriey
Gtu.
iditiou, st. Preston A Hales.
1 bavu opened up a line of bouse
far t Ut*
FARM FOR BALE,
Bilyeu are ceui
officials.
fnrnishiuga. cM'sisliog of furniture,
lrtist Gui D r e< rk ia the Lest ever
•tove». tinware, graniteware, crockery, Trouble of a Serious Nature in
ii in the city.
Boy fl worth of
A farm of 210 acres in Pleasant
lami«, glassware, etc.
< J - se t g«t a portrait at Hampton lllli precinct is offered for sale. 180
Chicago.
I solicit a share of your patronage.
f
c’Lers for 7R cents.
acres In cultivation and more suit­ And Staff of Quake r Doctors are again tn Eugene for a few weeks
Goods right, pi Ices right.
(Scrippe News Ateocittion.
Hazelwood Peetanrant, 51b able, Balance pasture and 16 acres
I will pay cash for tecood band fur­
1
Han Ate »treat is dally growing of timber So Ito I for grain, hay and
of
Chicago, 111.. July 23.—There will
FREE ’ ENTERTAINMENT EACH EVENING.
niture, or take old article* in rsrt
popularity.
er
stock. Weil watered by springs,
probably be more blood shed
Pay for new goods.
er
.
S.
HUBBLE,
Prorpietor.
at
o
dwelling
house»
on
premise»,
Two
Kater
Ilememlier the plate. No. 71 WeM the »hooting uf Rob«
Don’t fail to consult t
n inent Specialists.
ti
vori
f
have a proof or filing to Cali on or address.
tbi»
morning
by
Adolph
EmaD.
Eighth street.
i
C.
8.
RICHARDSON,
timber laud go to J, J.
THEY USE THE LATEST METHODS FOR THE CURE OF CHRONIC
of
Kememtier the name
Adolph Eman 1» ■ brotk
-Ali
PisMMt Hill, Or.
«- SltOD. .Mr. Walton is a duly au-
AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
e.
at 1 h<
I Charles Eman who 1» owner of a large
C. A. PARKER,
MUNROE.
t orized U. 8. Com'niariouer,'
the
b
Springfield, Or,
that
| ba< mantle factory, and was lea din«
You nw-d not be si tiaid *o use Sher-
it tom.
i
an
A
William»'
mixed
paints
on
a
hody
of
non-union
men
into
the
The Albany Democrat says. "The
it tea
of th*
i mr boni*'. They r will stand the
A child cao operate the Deerr g
light colored lady's jacket, lost by factory to take the place of »triker».
Call on them at THE SMEEDE HOTEL where they can be con
Hi» gam“»,
»
«at bey smi florif io ora »peer than self dump hay rake . We have a tul
the wife of a railroad man. has Iwen They were interrupted by deleca'ee
suited
in private
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