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ESTABLISHED NR TSR DlXIElUlTlÜN OF DF 10€BATIC PRIICIPLKl, IIP TO LU* IN « OR 4 IT LI VIR6 BI TUIWI1T UP ut k BKn* VOL. 3G I EUGENE. OREGON. SATURDAY AUGUST 1 1903. POWDEK EXPLOSION 1-2 Price Sale... Bargain in Sammer Goods 'latlor' Triade. Clod £8 L WHITSON, DENTIST laving purchased the office and fixtures of the 1 ate deceased W V Henderson, I am now prepared to do anything in the line of L’entiatry in the above Raid office. fCrown and bridge work a specialty. L. CHESHIRE, M. D SURGEON, PHYSICIAN AND irinuui Mg. Eugene. Oregon. W BROWN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ice— Upetaire in Cbrifn en Pkp Hour»: toll »2 n>; 1 8, 6 to c J J. Walton S. P. Nee ALTON A NESS. ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. ill practice iu all tbe courte in the I state, lice—Room No. 3. Walton Blk. Mtiee, Oregon kUISE EEAN ATTUI l NKY- a T -LAW. lo? ia i .w McClung Bio k. R omo » 1 • »nJ Social ¿itemi.,n ?i*?n 0. w,*l at <1 n inn* tUr*. Knvetis, ' irevo- C. Woodcock L. T. Harri ©COCK A HARRIS, ATTORNEYS-AT LAW. Ice—One half block south of Chris- _®an Block. Eugene, Oregon. 1B HUGH E. 1 ENLAND icr 7th end Willamette »tree te. “-•»ad deformiti?» » «penalty, tendance S orge o b lkbak , m . d PHYSICIAN »0'1 surgeon . It». - Room or*r En«eu* L»tn tSavi Ok* rt*. Residence N<> 230 tod-i to Jay or nieht Phons rtMdonox “77. Offoe, Maio 49. UGENE LOAN and Federal Government Seeks to Recover Lands. MORE CHANCES AT UNCLE SAM’S CASH MAY PLAY BALL BIG SENSATION GAME IN SALEM AT SUMPTER GRAIN SAMPLES WANTED CHANGE OF MILLERS AT SPRINGFIELD Sunday Excursions. Force of Habit. BASEBALL GAME IS CANCELLED Will Resume Practice. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler and Stationer : : FIRST Of Eugene. Oregon í H iiih Cash Cajtel lis - Natiìnal Sani! OF EUGENE. •**»'*• auaixta« Tsaaa' ■ erto ox revonaatc •»««•«• ¿ 2*’’*^ T« the prtncipd cities of the Lv *n'1 bwtog« co*iatri«e. ‘ r“-< .1-w.i nn Wmwt certificato of u 7* periot ’■'"•'■‘"O« r-«ire -nr |<.anp* »C»nti<>n. z ee l < -naty Warren ta tonshL * EBROWN b A.PA1NE Vice Pendent E * OSBIRfi W W BROWN, C a s hlar. A mi Cethier I *.«.•«! < JI i ». i BELKNAP SPRINGS IN GOOD SHAPE Council Meeting. OSTEOPATH IO, PH Y ICIAN MHMriaMl SUITS IN WARE LAND CASE Magazine Near Lowell, Massachusetts, Blew Up. HAMPTON r RAILROAD NEW EXCUR RUMORS REVIVE SION SCHEME The Paisley, Or., correspondent to Nightwutch Geo. Crouer will take (Daily Guard, June 29.) the Portlaud Telegram writes as fol Ins vacaticu thia summer, as last, at John P. Jones, traveling passenger t lows: Belknap Springs, the management ot agent of the Southern Pacific Com 'Francis G. Burke, of Minneapolis, pauy, was in Eugene today talking up | that ideal spot of McKeuzie territory spent two days here making a per a new Sunday excursion proposition, being again in his bauds. Mr. Crouer 1-2 Price to Close Out. sonal examination ot the country und about which be aud John 11. Pearson, left for the Springs at four o'clock a feasible route for a railread which general mauager of the uew Bohemia this moruiug with a load of supplies, be thinks will be built from Salt railroad, have had some correspond in all about twenty hundred puuuds. Lake to the coast, terminating some euee. By getting an early start he can lay where near Eugene, Or. lie expressed by several hours iu the heat of the The scheme is to run excursions the liellet that the 810,000,1* recently from Eugene to the preseut teriuiuus day. uot only resting bis team blit Linen Suits i 2 price. paid the I’uio . Pacific Company by of the Bohemia road, leaving here Four Men Cited to Show Cause gi'ttiua some sleep, as be was oil duty last night. I’be rouud trip will take White Duck Pants 1-2 price The California Penitentiary Es Clark for the Oregon Short Line, will early Sunday morning giving the! Why They Should Not be expended ou a road through thia crowds a whole day in the mountain? five days. capes Hemmed in by the Give Up Grant country to the Pacific Coast. He will get a layoff from service and returning in the evening. Officers and Troops. “After an examination of the after he returns aud go back for bis Mr. Joues told ths Guard that he country he has concluded that the thought the scheme a good one aud Portland, July 29. — The first of the ajuual outing, thus combining busi most practicable route for such a that he was in favor of inaugurating suite to be instituted by the federal ness with pleasure, while recuperat (Scripps News Association.) Lotus, Cal., July 29.—The escaped road would be across the desert from thi? Sunday excursion service if government for the recovery of lands ing from the straiu of mouths of Stein's Mountain, striking Lake enough business could lie had to cover granted under the fradulent affidavits night work. convicts from the Folsom penitentiary county at a point where Oregon and I expeusee which would be consider made before Marie L. Ware, us United Mr. Crouer has beeu fortuuate in are now located in Greenwood Creek California corners on the Nevada States Commissioner at Eugene, were securing Milt McMurray to takeebarge able for the S. P. Co. bottom, aliout ten miles from Pilot liie, thence bearing northeasterly It seems that these excursions lib d in t lie r u il I'd Statea 1 u cult of the Belknap Springs business dur west, and pa sing through Chewaucun ought to be well patronized by Eu Court yesterday afternoon. The de ing his absence. Mr. McMurray bus Hill where the first tight took place. Sheriff Bosquitt's pickets on one Valiev to Paisley, and in a uortb- gene people, as few have ever seen the fendants named are G. B. McLeixl, the mechanical ability to make the wt sterly direction to the low pass country through which tlie new Bo William II. Watkins, James E. War- numerous repairs incident to such side of the canyon opened fire op the over the Cascade range on the head hemia railroad traverses. Those w>ho I wick aud Samuel L. Carson, aud all property, besides understanding convicts, then they attempted to get waters of the north middle fork of have been tip the liue say the country four have lieen cited by United States tlie use of the water, owing restored out ou the other side. the Willamette River. I is very pretty and tliHt there are many Commissioner Sladeu to appear be health to it himself. He will see “Nearly all the timber iu this part spots where a very enjoyable Sunday fore hitu ou September 7, and show that the cauip grounds are kept in con- They were met by Sheriff Keena’s of Oregon would be accessible to could lie spent. cause why the lands granted to them ditiouaud that campers have atten men and driven back. such a road. Mr. Burke goes from A very low rate for the round trip should not revert to the government. tion. They are now well hemmed in and The suits were begun by District here to San Francisco thence to New would be given if the it is decided to the posse is waiting for reinforcements York.’’ Attorney llall in the name of Henry run these excursions. and militia, the latter being due to M. Hoyt, acting Attorney General of the United States. The allegations arrive there this afternoon. of the complaints iu each case are The convicts returned the fire of exactly the same, excepting thodiffer the posse, fifty shots being tired by ence of the localities of the lands ill both sides. leged to have been fradulentlv in volved. In all 4M0 acres so far are in The Portland Police. Archie Liveimore, secretary of the volved. They are located in town local board ot government examiners (Scripps News Association.) (Daily Guard, July 29.) spip 24 south of rang« 1 east if the ' apploanta for civil service appoint Baker City, July 29.—A sensation I Portland, July 29.—Councilman of the most decided nature was made ’ The baseball directors today re Willamette meridian, The first til ments, announce« that four examina ceived information that Roseburg did Sharkey of this city will, this after yesterday when Justice of the Peacej ings were made, acci riling to tile tion? will lie held ill Eugene shortly not want to play with Eugene in Eu affidavit, by Watkins, Warwick and for government positions. Evans mid M. Kline, two prominent gene next Saturday or Sunday. This For Exhibit at District Fair and noon. ask and insist that the city Carson in 1?92, and pr< ifs were Issm i were thrown iu jail at There an but tour places in the council investigate the police force citizens. unsettles Die situation when it was at Salem State Fair. by the Roseburg I-and Office in 1! Sumpter. Htiite wtiei ' tin -e examinations can thought that the game would be pulled from top to bottom. upon the presentation of fratiduli It appears that these two men broke be taken, Astoria, Baker City, Eu- Sharkey declares that he will not the bank at a game of “Twenty-one,” off here. It may be decided to puli affidavits which were sworn to bel gene and Portland. The followitig E. M. Warren desires to make a col the game off iu Salem. lu that case Miss Ware. stop till Portland is rid of the cor and ufterwards compelled Jack I’ear- positions will be available: lection of grains both in sheaf aud the Eugene management would get sou, ruuuing the game, to cash the rupt. grafting police department that FICTITIOl S 1’1 .RSON’S. PhariuacJ-t, examination Septem- grain for exhibit at the coming dis half of the gate receipts which would, checks be (Pearson) had issued. her 2, salary 850 per month. trict aud state fairs. He doeB uot ask is cursing it. All three^of the parties, the ci no doubt, be larger iu Salem than Evans and Kline played Pearson's Miscel lanoous Computer, exaiiil you to bring it to him, just wants the in Eugene on account of the close plaint alleges, were fictitious, ui d game and lost heavily the night be Oregon City Locks. information where the sheafs can be rivalry of the top uotebers of the the names were used only in order to thin September 2-3, salary not 1.4» . n. fore. Later they won and broke the 1< ague. Entomological Draughtsman, I gaiu tlie lauds, which were alt. rwiuds gathered and he will come and get it, (Scripps News Association.) bank for the sum of about 8900. The transfrerred to McLeod, who now amination August 26, salary ♦IUD besides will pay you for trouble and The matter was to have been settled Portland, July 29.—The project for payment wn made in Hee' :.. Yes grain. this atternoon but the local directors holds them. Watkins, Warwick and annum. the general government to buy the terday morning Pearson tried to stop Testing engineer, examination F i Carson are supposed to have lived These varieties of wheat are wanted, came to no definite decision. at Cottage Grove, anil although the tember 2, salary 81200 to 81500 ;<r but would like any other desirable present locks across the falls at Ore the payment of his checks at the bank Commissioner has cited them to ap annum. variety: Bluestem, Oregon Chili, gon City, or failing to come to terms when they were presented by Kline Application blanks may tie hal at pear, the officers do not expect that Cauadiau White, White Velvet, Aus for purchase to build new ones, will and Evans. He shouted to, the cashier as the two winners stood receiving they will ever he seen, The three the local postoffice. tralian Club. White Cawson, Golden again be takigi up. their money, not to pay a cent. are, in the minda of the officers, Chaff, White French. Spring Club, The Oregon delegation at Washing The cashier obeyed. simply non existent persons. Landreth. Kline and Evans then jumped onto Oats: Surprise, Side, Russian, ton have promised to push the matter, Winter, Scotch Dun or other varieties. and Federal engineers will be asked Pearson and beat him up and took all the money be bail in his clothes] White aud spring Barley also to look the matter over again. c. A. Parker baa resigned his posi- away from him. As a result they tlou witb Washburn» A Hous of the W. E. Coman, General Passenge r wanted. are iu jail and are seeking a bond. Agent of the Hout hern Pacific, was iu Counterfeit Money Circular-. Springfield flour mills and will leave coru, both in stalk and Some good An inebriated individual was ob- shortly for Eastern Oregon and Wash served to walk up to fhe U, lS. mail Eugene last evening and this morn ear. (Scripps News Association.) ington. J. A. Humrhrey, who so suc box in front of Magnes A Matson’? ing. He stated to a reporter today If I can get an exhlqit from you, Portland, July 29.—This city is cessfully ran the mills for ten years store last evening. He opened the that it bad been decided by the oom- your name description of soil and flooded with green goods circulars is again iu charge, and will superin letter trap and dropped in a nickle, pany to run excursions on Sundays to location of farm will be placed ou the to send count« rfeit money offering tend the operation of one of Spring then cloead the trap and waited for Yaquina Bay. The service v/iil be label describing the exhibit. announced when it is to begin, but cheaper than the government can field's important industries. Address, results. As nothing seemed to come Humphrey ia a miller of many he stoo|>ed down and looked the that date will not be far off. E. M. WARREN. Coburg, Or make it. Other Oregon towns are The Baseball Kamp planned between The trains will leave Eugene early years’ experience, commencing iu the machine ail over, then reached for also believed to lie receiving similar tb> Woodmen of the World Hud the state of New York when but a boy. another nickle, but some one across in the morning and reach the seaside Knight of Pythias to have been played proffe rs. working Ids way across the continent the street commenced guying him, in plenty of time to enjoy the day A Trial will Convince You That on the beach. It is thought that the The circulars give the address of C. tomorrow (Thursday afternoon, has grinding in every important milling and he jumped the game.-Marshfield been indefinitely postponed ou ac excursions will lie well fiatronizod We Understand Our Business state between the Atlantic and Pa Mail. A. Benton, 740 East street, N. Y., by count of the death of Chas. Griffin, by the general public. wire only. City Huperiuteudent of De a prominent member of the Knights. cific. coming iu contact with all the in Watch and Jewelry Re different varieties of wheat and ma livery Barrett is on track of the fraud. It is not probable that the team? will pairing and Engraving. chinery, thereby gaining a knowledge Man Shot for a Deer. play this year. which few millers obtain. Patrons Powder Explosion. Grant's Pass, Or., July 20.—The of the Springfield mills will be (Scripps News Association.) i pleased to learn that Mr. Humphreys open aeaaou tor deer hail scarcely ar Great promptness in get- Lowel, Mass., July29.—The powder has again resumed bis old position, rived in Southern Oregon when the l>r. C. E. IxMimia has decided to ing out Repairing and magazine of the United States Cart which in itself will be a guarantee usual report of a “man shot for re-open an office in Eugene. He will special Orders of all kinds. ridge Company, fifteen miles from A special meeting of the city coun- that SNOW BALL FLOUR will pos a deer" came in. The victim was lie ready for busiueas the first of next Dr. Cooper, of Cbetco, Or., a well month. Dr. Loomis is well known Rings of every description, here, exploded at nine o’clock this i'll was held last night for the pur sess its old time excellence. known citizen of Curry county, The in Eugene anti will have no difficulty pose of settling upon the time of ma Medals, Class Pins, Chain morning. Andy Tayler, who has been em accident happened iu the mountains iu building up au extensive practice, turing the 815,000 sewer bonds re- making and altering. Thirty houses occupied by cen tly voted by the city, It was ployed iu C. -Marx's bartier shop, of that district a few days ago. Dr. lie has recently been graduated from Raised Monograms. Scripts ployes about the magazine were agreed that fCkxiO should be paid ba? purchased the ebop formerly cou Cooper was shot by a young man a special course taken in Chicago and Old English letter tbraa years- in 1906, 1909. ducted by 8. W. B. Hayues at No. 9 from Oaklaud, Cal. He lived but a which will «specially fit him for treat wrecked and twenty two lives lost. evr ry three 1912, 1915 and 1918. It was ordered Weal Eight street in the Lane County few hours. The bullet penetrated the ment of the eye, none, ear and throat. ing. | Many of the killed were blown to and went completely Ilia office will be located in Preston that the sale of the bonds lie adver Bank building, and has taken charge. abdomen VVe repair anything per I atoms, not a trace of their bodies tised. the advertisement appearing in He will make a mini tier of improve through his body, fracturing the A Hale’s building. taining to jewelry. Iu some instance? spine. melite on the interior of the place. being found. today's Guard. were found half a mile I parts of bodies Bids are to be received up to 7 o'clock p. m., Sept. 28, 1903. away. Men’s Clothing Hart- Schaffner NO 34 »th Qvwr Caie». > ?is ’*«-■<• < '*•- ¿X-4I- Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus . EUGENE, - • • • • $50,000 OKEGOS. a OBintBAla BANKIN'. BU81- A Sight drafts on Chicago, San Fran- cisco and Portland Oregon. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposits received subject to check or certificate of deposit. All collections entrusted to ue will receive prompt attention. T G HENI»RICKS. President M B. EAKIN, Vice Preeident P E. SNODGRASS. Cashier. U H. POTTER Assistant C^shiev An immense quantity of dynamite j is stored two miles from the maga but although the building? zine, about it were wrecked th» dynamite Arm Improving. J. T. Rowlau<i and party return«'! ; thia afternoon from their camping ’ | lid not explode. trip, Mr. Rowland suffered a severe I Plate glass windows at and a resultant broken arm while I twelve miles from the magazine were kick gone. His arm is improving rapidlyl broken by the terrible force of the ■ nd be ?ays that it could not I« in explosion. Letter condition. The concussion was beard thirty miler. There is great excitement over tbe Hundreds have taken advantage of hese prices. Have You? 1 New Pastor to Be Here. 29cts 25c Bonnets i7c Crash Skirts 60ct8 50c Tan Hose 29c 4^c Towels disaster. The Rev. R. T. Cross, of York, I N-L.. who ba? accepted a call to the I ii-torate of the C'.ngregational Printer» Hon Strke. church of tbi» city, is expiected to ar Spokane, July 28.—Members of the rive here during this week and will his pastorate next Sunday. 1 local Typographical Union who •re begin ou a strike against the Spokesman August 2nd. Review and Cbrooicle received notice from President Lynch of the Interna tional Typographical Union at Indian apolis with instructions to return to C. L. Fitchard. buying for hie com-1 work on the paper? at the new scale. pny, today took charge of the Thorne I Cowlee, the owner of the papers, at tory lot of hope, eon»irting of ♦*'] the confer« uce in Indianapolis, gave balee and consigned them to be»»tern up the fight. market», l igure* private. $1.00 35c Bonnets 17( Straw Hats. Men's I I No! 1 hat's what we thought, m we cont intis them for a few days. They ate handsome reductions ai d do not occur every day in the week, but they are going on now ati.l the economical buyers are wo ping them up only a f. w steps to get in Hue. They won’t last always I READ, READ. READ. READ $1.00 Shirtwaists 29c 50c IOC G nghams 6c 50c Etamines 39c $»«5O $2.00 Shoes (Men’?) Shoes, Ladies 25c 6ÔC 95c $1.25 $2 00 yd $2.50 Foulard Silks Fancy Silks Shirtwaists 79c $ 1.67 i 9c Straw Hats, Men a FRANK E DUNN S - 1 I I