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WEEKLY GUARD
EUGENE. OREGON, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1903.
PRESIDENT
HAMPTON BROS
THE COMPANY
OF ELEMENTS
XI’OKDS and Velvets are the
correct things for Waistinga
tins Kalb
l|avo jUbt received a
ve)-v strii ig lino ot these goods.
('lii’rTi i Velours in all colors, fancy
Vi-Ken Velvets.
-oiiieiliing new in Belts,
iv Shirt WaM Sets.
\n ,ther shipment of Ladies’Suits
un I rkirts ale » Jacket-'.
We guar-
■i,- a < or reel styles in Suite an-l
Jick-ts,
O
Storm
Terrific
Turns
Him Back
on
the
Yacht
Sylph and Came Near
Department
N< w arrival
Suits and Oveicoats.
Agunts for
the Gordon I Lit
Hart*
Schaffner
frMarX
Jailor'
Wade
Department
Clothe«
All I he new
Styles here.
Everything
in Rubber Gc oods.
Amps Shoe Polish
AMPTON BROS
L WHITSON
DENTIST
purchased the office
_,te ' » -•*
v
prepawd%> >1» anytffiug hi t
tiitry in the above »aid office,
and bridge work a special
7 L. CHESHIRE, M. D
Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON,
Surplus
.
-
-
•
• $50,000
rituali Mg,
k
EUGENE,
-
OREGON.
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GENERAL
BANKING Busi
ness -- -----------------
done on reasonable terms.
I
W BR >WN, M. D.
Sight drafts cn Chicago, San Fran
cisco aud Portland Oregon.
Bills of exchange sold on foreign
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
countries. Deposits received subject
• -'I >c . sii Cari. a, i ik -
to check or certificate of deposit.
Biurr: dl »! u
I > >
All collections entrusted to us will
receive prompt attention.
S.
P.
Ne«
J. Walton
T G HENDRICKS, President.
8 B. EAKIN. Vic«- President.
I altun A NESS,
P E SNODGRASS, Cashier.
L li POTTER Assistant Caabier.
ATTORN EYS-AT-LA W
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■H practúe in all the couits in the
state.
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ignee, Oregon.
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Eugeue. Oregon.
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<* in new McClu v Block, Room« 1 » sn
Specie) elisovi.) • » van to I*n4 an I I Ho
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I c. Woodcock
Of Eugene. Oregon.
L. 1» Harris
S5O.C0Û
25,000
kxJLX’OCK A HARRIS.’
,
■ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Wee—One-half block south of Chris
I m»u Block. Eugene, Oregon.__
OSTEOPATH C PHY ICIAN
ry HUGH E. I F.XHND
P8** 7 h &n<i WHUotett® « trenta
P8* *
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» cvNxnxL ■»•»««Na susis»»* th »* s
xcTio "»zavoRgan ' i « ms
Draft« i»u.d oaths pnnc'p 1 citi»« 'f th*
Uni sd States an I foreign -o intr1*-.
lut-rs-t »liowel on dem .H <*r ifi<-»«e of
dsposit when left «tatsd peno 1
(Sollec i ti’' nceiic <,n- promp*attesti n.
U y aad County Warrant« t ought.
b A PAINE
W EBROWN
V k « Prt»id«nL
President
W W BROWN.
F W OSBURN
Am Cathie-
(shier »
PHY^KTAN s-«i 8UT D OS.
1^- -R ■ • • or r irre« L> m 13 »»i i •
P.««,lenes No 280 ^««rl’rest.
1 '■I t" 'l»V ■* night.
Pho <• rrei'lsr «•
P“ 77. Offios. Main 4«.
Very Few People
P® afford to Ixiy cheap gr
ron»nmÌDg »u; h goods i» esrr
iFr- trncted campaign against
faith. That form off alow
C • folly to be avoided. Our gro-
FD“» are high q-iaifty and reason
F1* lu prie«'
We cm —11 close be
f i» ws <ell Isrgel^ Our custom
f* Bet their inningg from our ac
PT|iy.
are nevdr bea<led in the
r*
t
W. M. CREEN
Phone Main 25 1
•’49 W illamette .St.
"•“«’"¿Z* sfótti'.
• i’.V*
WAS AT FAULT
IN DANGER
For New and Up-to-date Merchandise.
IQ
Roseburg Review : Late Mondai af
ternoon the jury eiupauuellad by Jus
tice Buchauau to iuquire iut- the
cause ot death of Ray Carlon, ren-
derad its verdict as follows;
“We the jury empauelled to ascer
tain the cause of death ot Kay Car
Ion, aged 29 years, one month and
two day«, residence Koaebutg, Ore
4t"U, by occupation a K.K. engineer
iu the employ of the So’itliern Fa
cific R. K. Company, on the morning
of Sept. 13, 1903, do find that the said I
Kay Carlou, came to bis death !
through a collision between the
said switch eugiue ami engine No.
2208 in charge of O. F. I «pton,
hostler in the yard» ot the ). P. R.
K. Company.
"That said death waa -I He partially
to carelessness on the part of em
ployees or crews of the said tugiues,
but more particularly through the
fault of the said S. I’. R. K. Co., in
not hiiviug sufficient trackage, or
side tiacks, so that the work of the
bustiers could lie done without going
upon the main line.
“That from the evidence adduced,
we are unable to tlx the responsibility
□or blame upon anyone iu particular.
*E. 11. Lenox, foreman,
X
•M. F. Rice,
•C. F. Plank,
J. F. Culver,
*W. K. Mann,
‘.I. T. Buchanan."
ENJOINS ROAD
ENGLAND
SUPERVISOR
THE FIRST TO
TAKE ACTION
Will Not Wait for the
Powers
Dejares
Must
that
Turkey
Cease Her
NEW ASSISTANT
Mrs. Edith Linton, owner of the
tract of laud knowu ae “Linton,"
north of Eugeue just across the river,
ha« commenced suit agsiust George
Smith, road supervisor of district
No. 46, to enjoin him from construct
lug a roadway across a certain
water course or «lough which runs
through Mrs. Liut< u’a land aud
empties Into the Willamette river.
She alleges in her complaint that
the slough is filled with running
water a greater portion of the year,
aud to build a roadway across it with
rocks, dirt, brush aud tree«, which
the supervisor has prepared to do,
would cause the water to overflow
and back up on her cultivated laud
and cut new channels to the river,
all of which it is claimed would
cau«e irreparable damage to the land.
Johu M. Williams is Mrs. Linton's
attorney.
IN BIOLOGY
John
F.
Bovard, oí
Berkeley, California,
Chosen.
To
lake Scarbrough’s Place—
Registration Began This
Morning—Football
Outlook.
(l*aily Guard. Septenilier 16.)
l'lie
vacancy iu the position
Being Lost.
Cruel Warfare
of
Assistant
Instructor
iu
the Department of Biology at tho
University of Oregon, caused by the
resignation of Marvin M. Scarbrough,
has been tilled by the election of
The News Expected to be Broken A. BROWN DltD
After Two Hours of Battling With
Johu F. Bovard, of Berkeley, Cal.
to the S Itan Mt mentar ily—
Mr. Bovard ia a graduate of the
the Storm the Yacht Found
THIS AFTERNOON Lluiveraity of California, class of
Corrp ¡cations Growing
Refuge in Brooklyn
1903. lie took Zoology as his major
Navy Yard.
Worse.
work and has since been au assistant
iu the Zoological Department of that
(Dally Guani, Bcptemlier 16.)
university. He is equipped to take
(Scripps News Association )
The
bund
of
death
came
into
the
(Scripps News Association. )
boueohold of A. Brown, 862 Pearl up the Zoological work of the Bio
New York, Sept. 16.—President
Loudon, Sept. It'.. — Englaud bus I street and took Mr. llrowu from the logical Departtuient iu a very thor
Roosevelt and party had a uairow es
taken the iuitiatory action in tin' ' side of his wife thie afternoou at 2;45 ough manner aud will lie a valuable
addition to the teaching force of the
cape from possible death thia morn
Turkish Macedonian war. Bulgaria’s ! o’clock.
University.
ing. There is a terrific storm raging
He
has
been
giudually
sinking
iu
action of yesterday, giving the powers
Thia will materially assist iu tho
health for several mouths and he
off the i*oast near ('ape May and is
until sunrise of today to iuteivenu,
liroadening of the department as it
realized
that
the
end
was
not
far
off.
spreading to New York harbor aud THE SCHOOL
with the alternative of declaring war Old age with the complications at will give the head of the department
Sound.
on Turkey herself, waa the can so of tendant were the cause of his demise. more time to devote to the botaui-
President Roosevelt aud party left
ATTENDANCE the action of the British war d< p.irt- The deceased leaves a wife, oue cal work.
Mr. Bovard will arrive Friday.
in the yacht Sylph for Ellis Island,
sou, Frank A., of Portland; five
■ueut.
REGISTRATION BEGINS.
daughters, Mrs. B. H. Miller, Mrs.
where they were going^ou their way
Tlie demands of liritiuu are That
Today
marked the opening of the
Jennie
Higgins,
Mrs.
Johu
to Antietam, and when two hours
The public schoola arc gradually lhe cruel warfare in Macedonia
school
year
at the University. Regis
Hulery,
Mrs.
E.
C.
Cole
aud
Miss
reaching
their
high
water
mark And
from land, the squall l<ecameso fierce
cease at once and orders that the Sul ■Myra Brown, local manager of the Pa tration for the day lias been confined
I
aeon
the
attendance
will
equal
the
that it was all the crew could do to
cific States Telephone office iu this for the most part to the new students,
highest mark of last year. During, tan give the necessary commands.
keep the boat keel down.
the >dd student not usually lieing so
the first three days the High School! The British cabinet decided not to city.
Alonzo Brown was born iu Utica, prompt iu their return. The re
After battling two hours with the has increasid from 159 to 182, and I
wait longer ou the other powers of New York, October 18, 1825, maaiug mainder of the woek will be devoted
torni the yacht found a haven iu the s’ill they com«> iu for enrollment at
Europe to niHke the mcessary de him 77 years, 10 months, and 2 days to registration aud arrangement of
lirooklyu uavy yard, aud the party nil time» o' the day. It is expected mauds mid has taken the respolial
old at the time of liis death. He couises. School work proper will lie
came ashore.
| that 75 mure student-are yet to enroll
came to Oregon in 1877 and has been gin next Monday.
iu the High School, if uot more thau bility on itself.
The president gave up bis intended I this number.
Persideut Campbell met all the new
The news has nflt yet reached the r esidetit of this state every since.
He wua a member of the Universal j students at 10 a. m. in assembly and
trip to Ellis Islaud.
On the first day the total enroll Sultan, but it ir momentarily ex
iat church aud a life long member of I gave* them instructions in legnri to
ment waa 708, aud since that time pect« d to be delivered.
the Masonic lodge, although uut registrations, enrollment, etc. Simi
about 106 have entered their names,
lar assemblies will be held ou Thurs
The
complication
iu
the
tar
East
is
affiliated with the Eugeue lodge.
making a total ot about 80U. Lest
COLUMBIA’S PRICE
The funeral will be held lomo time day mid Friday of this week.
j year, during the second week the at hourly growing more serious. The
being
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK.
tendance was about 150 less than tLls outcome of England's action can Friday, the exact time not yet
A SWELL AFFAIR at th«) corresponding time. Ti is net be foMeen. If the Sultan re settled.
F *’ball
entbusiaiasta are well
pled®l with the outlook for the corn
an increase iu the school popa, fuses to come to terms lhe only thing
I shows
la.t<;n*
todicaUre Mint ♦'>. g - i-k i
lug season. Is a rule, tho men aie
that England can du ia to bac« dp
alow about t-stnrning tc school, but
(Scripps News Association.)
I population of the city has been Cum
her demands with war.
Washington, D. C., Sept. 16.—The ing up to the figures of the most
The Seattle P.-l., of Suuday says; the uucleus of the t«M«m are alreatly
loyal population estimator.
The prospects for a succeauful foot back and ready to enter the game.
Columbian senate toil ay cabled the
The schools are all in good working
season at the State Uniersity are Those who have returned are Goodall,
ball
War Department at Washington the order, recitations have commenced
brighter at thia time than at any cor Frizzell, Kerrou, Templeton. McKin
MUSIC FOR THE
unanimous acceptance of the report aud harmony prevails.
responding period In former years. ney aud Thayer. Some cl >i>gw» may
of the Panama canal committee, which
J. C. Knight, the coach of last season, be made iu the sch«Mlule i published
DISTRICT FAIR will arrive in the city today and will a short time ago, but Manger Graham
has been considering the treaty for CATHOLIC SCHOOL
says that nevertheless a good lineup
look over the ground preparatory to
some weeks.
of games will lie completed iu a
mapping out
the season's work.
IS IN SESSION
The main feature of the bill is
few days.
A number of people have naked the Seven members af last year’s team
that the United States pay Columbia
beside
the
entire
second
team
will
Guard what band is to furnish music
V
«20,000,000 cash and a yearly rental
for the district fair, to be held here return to the University. The old
The
Catholic
School
or
Academy
of
playera that will be back are Scherer,
of «150,000. The lease is to extend
Our Lady of Victory, opened its an Sept. 29 to Oct 3.
Hpidell,
Upon inquiry it was learned that Ziebbert^, Hill, Tibball,
100 years with an increase of 25 per nual session last .Morilay. As with
The Albany Democrat says:
Pauleua
nd
McEliuon.
Lantz,
“
cent in rental for each succeeding the other schools of the city, this in no dellnite arrangements have yet been
“A good ruirfbr, »aid to be wail
practice
will
commeuce
the
Fall
made for music, but the committee la
founded, is that the present 8. I’,
hundred.
Columbia is to have stitution during the first month is af
this
week.
A
large
number
last
of
in correspondence with W. E. McEl
soverign’y over the whole territory fected iu its attendance by the tardi roy, of Salem, formerly diFcetor of of new players of rather promising depot will t>e torn down, and a new
depot, without the dining room,
ness of regular pupils iu registering
and the inhabitants thereof.
the Fourth Regiment baud of thia ability are expected to turn out for erected on thin »ide of the yard,
anil the lateness of the hop aud fruit
the
fall
practice.
city, with a view of bringing bis
where It belong», and that then there
crop».
The schedule is not entirely ar
Salem band here and adding a num
will be dining car» for the eating aer
At present the school has a light at
ranged,
but
so
far
the
following
ber of the members of tie old Fourth
ANOTHER MER
vice.
In fact thia came directly
tendance but without a doubt will
Regiment l>and, thus making a big games have been set: October 3, from an 8. P. oKcial."
reach the last year’s enrollment dur
Seattle
High
School,
at
Seattle;
OC
consolidated organization.
There seems to lie no doubt that
CHANDISE STORE ing the next month.
Whatever arrangements are made, tuber 5, Willamette University, in in the coming .eaaon the 8. P. Com
75 pupils were in atteudauc«* last
Oregon;
October
24,
Whitman
Col
the committee assures us that the
year.
lege, at Pullman or Spokane; Novern pany contemplate» extensive improve
music will lie first class.
The school is conducted ou s proper
her 7, University of Idaho, at Seattle; ments throughout Oregon.
It 1» »aid that among the many im
«yrtem, special attention lieing given
November 14, University of Oregon,
Geo. and L. F. Stanley, who re to the relining elements of education.
WORKING N1GHT AND DAY.
at Seattle; Thanksgiving day, Stan provements to tie made in the Eu
cently purchased and auctioned off Every facility •» offered for students
gene yard» there will 1« erected a Hue
The Easiest and mightiest little
the stock of the Famous notion »tore, to receive a classical aud general edu thing 'hat. ever was made is Dr ford at Seattle.
depot, in fact, it is asserted, that a
have leased the new Chrisman store cation. The institution is a worthy King a Naw Life Pill». These pills
D. C. A Ibro breght to this office large appropriation ha» lieen made for
change weakneaa into strength, 1 i»t
room and are preparing to install a oris.
today some nice grapes sent to him thio purpose. It is »aid that the
It
sanesa
into
energy,
brain
fag
into
general merchandise store therein.
mental power. They’re wonderful by Job Davis, in Sonoma county, amount appropriated assures Eugene
They are at pre>eu t in San Fran
in building up lhe health. Only 25 California. The grapes are of very the Hneat depot building in Oregon.
cents per box. Sold byfcM. L. De
cisco where they are purchasing the
This is good new» if true.
good flavor. Thanks, Mr. Albro.
Lamo.
stock.
Cottage Grove, Sept. 111.— Repair»
Messrs. Stanley are good business
men and will make their venture a cn the new Hotel G'abani, formerly
success. They were recently from the Sherwood House, are com- i
Ashland, where they have la**n in pleted aud will be opened to the pub- 1
business for several year», anil were lie soon. A fine I ar and billiard i
formerly proprietors of the Ashland room has lx«-u added to the place, ;
beside» innumerable other improve
Town Talk newspaper.
ments. l’roprii tor Graham has »pent
several thousand dollari in improve
Pernrnent Position.
n ent» and ex|>ect» to run a place that
(ScrippB New® Association.
will I* a credit to the city.
I he opening of the Fall Season finds us
Portland, Or . Sept. 16.- Miss Ruby
liiiiey
* Corbett are buildirg
readv as never before with a sujierb display
Megi.il, the well known pretty ac- another store room ou their lot on
of advance Ea I and Winter styles of Men’s
trew ot the Baker Stock Company, Main street, to Ire occupied by a
and Boy's Clothing, Suita and Overcoats
tailoring establishment.
was married this morning to l»s»c
in any style yon ike. The garments are
Every available carpenter, paper-
Barria of Spokaoe. Harris »aw the hanger aud painter la kept ou the
made from the very choicest new materials,
young woman play the [art of a jump here to Illi contracts. No such
Shades and Id
T he workmanship is by
housekeei'er and it 1» said waa imme building boom was ever experienced
expert tailors We have sizes to fit every
diately determined to give her a per ae it on just now.
body no matter what your build is. I-et us
S. P. Betterments.
Cottage Grove News.
Get your
Fall Suit Now
help you to pay less aud dre*« better, that's
our business, and its your business to get
the most for your money. No better values
in Clothing were ever offered in Eugene.
manent position.
Miss Mamie Scott, of Creswell. I»
the goe»t of her brother. B. F. Scott,
of the Inland Empire Piano Hous*.
Miss Scott will remain io the city,
having secured a punition in one of
the put lie school» of the *city—
Pendleton L*»< Oregonian.
Twenty two cents 1« the opening
price for the very choicest grades of
Oregon 1903 bop, and the moldy
stock» will average from 13 to 15 or
I < aisl ly 16 cents. Very little of the
new stock ha» arrived in this market
and dewier» are not making any great
testa t>
name
price.—Portland
Jo'jrual.
THE BEAUCAIRJE
.TMX F. OVERCOAT
FRANK E. DUNN