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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1903)
ESTABLI ÄH K» OK TH B BlÄÄEMi M1TI0Ä 0PIRIKUTIC IWÂCIPLBI. AKI T8 IAIN IN NAKITLlflIS NI 71« IWKÀT OP OU BROW EUGENE, OREGON. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1903. FRiDAY, SEPT. 25 MACEDONIANS RICHARDS IS THE FIRST BUTCHERED EXONERATED ASSEMBLY NO 42 It is the advancement from crudeness to urban > * havior that has wiped out baziug. it will be a thing of the past iu thia University. ATHLETICS. “The athletics of the school are in the best of bauds. The prospects are iudeed bright for success. The Uui versify strives for success in every thing, eveu ou the gridiron, and will do everything to gain success. The department of athletics is au import ant department and will be improved with the rest of the school. “A st* p iu thia direction is the added year which is required fur all students. This makes two years ut 1 requited gymnasium work." l i e president included iu his ad- dr* -s wholesome advice to new «tu dents regarding a division of their time, their relation to the faculty, the necessity of w nk, the economy of effort and bis wish to make a interesting assembly each week. The Hist assemldy was a success. A uumber of visitors from towu at tended. I Hiring the year many men of promt nenoe are to address the students and deliver lectures uu their special lines. A MURDER MYSTERY (Scripps News Askociati u.' Washington, , D. U., Sept. 19—A bullet in just issued Ly tbe depart- meut of justice, which has been ex- umiuing into the charges against 1 lilted States Marshal Frank Rich «ids, accusing him of iiau'luleutly Atrocities Go On Unabited in obtaining money from the -*i«'u President Campbell Addressed Murderers Try to Hide Crime by meut by claiming ownership <•'* the the Students in a Pleasing ♦he Far East—The Terrible Placing the Body on the Nome jail and charging the govern M.nnrr — Talks or Dif Turk is the Terror of 1 ne Railroad Track. ment rental, states that the accused 5c ferent Topics. the Inhabitants. ottlcer is c* mpletely exotier-t* d. 1 Cleveland, O., Sept. 23.—The badly Grade The report is but a preliminary one mutilated body of Miss Olive Rayl, (Daily Guard, September 23. ) (Scripps News Association.) aud details are lacking. 22 years of age, was found lying across Washington, Sept. 22. —Communica The acusing witness s were un The first «»setuldy of the University the Lake Shore Railroad track at the students was held thia morning lie- tions leciived from the Americau col able to substantiate the statements tween tlie hours of 10 and 11 o'clock, eutrance of Gordon Park yesterday. Lt was at first supposed that Alisa onies iu Constantinople and other made concerning Richards's attempt | Prof. Johu Straub, of the department Rayl had been killed by a train, but places iu tiie Turkish empire, have to bribe tlie Nome Grand Jury when of languages, conducted the exei later tlie police stated tliat au iuves I cises. Rev. E. C. Sanderson pro been received by the state depart the iuvestigat lou of Nome frauds was tigatiou develoiaal that the girl hail j uounced the iiivocntiou and Mrs. meut. The tone of each of these dis in progress. been murdered aud the laxly placed Susie Fennell Pipes played a violiii ou tbe track, where I a train had patches is decidedly alarming. They Tbe investigation into the affairs of solo, which was encored. cut it iu two. say that the powers will finally have District Attorney Grigsby have not Tbe moat important p:t*l of the as Alisa Rayl lived with bur brother, sembly was tbe initial address by tbe to intercede to prevent a terrible war. been completed. Dr. W. L. Rayl, iu Gleuvllle, a su President of the institution. President They also give the information P. L. Campbell, whoae second year A Lane County Pioneer-..Promi- burb. She was handsome and highly that at Burghas, Eastern Koumania, respected. Thus far tbe case M en at tbe bead of the University of Ore shrouded iu mystery. i ent Politically. there are 8000 fugitives from Mace- gon is just beginnit'.g, baa, by n In the roadway near where the body ■ Ionia, and hundreds are hourly ar- manner most liiguitieil hi * i a cor w**a found, tbe police discovered tiie Johu C. 1 uee, one of the early! I 'liality which tlttingly becomes « man riving. All the reports iudicate a in high position, made himself the pioueera of Oregon, died at liis home lii’sh tracks of a rubber tired buggy, terrible condition of affairs, those friend of every student of tbe school. in the John Day valley, Grant couuly, ami also the footprints of two per being published underestimating the sona, oue a k woman and the others (Scripps News Association.) With a knowledge of the needs of tlie last Monday exerting, n.au. In the bushes u short distance horror of the situation. Mr. Luce was au early pioneer of University and the ability iu manag Portland, Sept. 23.—Judge Cleland from where the girl's body lay, was Lane county and was well known to Four thousand women and children tbis morning handed down Ids de ing tbe Institution, popularity with the early sett ers. He was a brother found i* man's plain linen liandker- the citizens of the atiite aud espe£ are starving in the woods along the cision overruling Multnomah coun iidly of Eugene, lias come to him of Airs. Al. A. Hunsaker, of this city, chief. It was saturated with blood border. ty’s demurrer in the case of Mrs. naturally. He has a manner of Bay and an uncle of tbe publishers of uu*l bore the luitiida “J. D." ICO boxes 15c The Turks have possessed all im Marie L. Flanders, who asked that ing things and suggesting lines of ac tbe Guard. Lbe throat of the dead girl was dis A in pts Shoe Polish seller for Speaking of his death, the Eagle, of colored as though she bud been portant poiuts and are constantly tbe court set aside tbe arsersment tion which lays his wishes bare and at clicked. Her body bad been moat Canyon City, says: augmenting their forces. because no legal tax levy could lie the same time, leaves tlie initiatory John C. Luce, one of the early pio terribly mangled by the traiu. The to the students themselves. When he England believes that war must made under tl.e present law. finished his address this morning Ire neers of Grant county, is laid to rest, body was cut completely in twain, ensue between Great Britain and his death having occurred nt his the chest, while tbe limbs were The ease will be appealed. was loudly applauded. Turkey. When the homo iu tbe John Day valley Monday broken ami crushed. THE ADDRESS. The case was the result of the dis body was examined at the uiorgue, a evening, alter an illness from peri Tbe president spoke in |>urt as fol covery that the change iu the tax law tonitis. Ho bail been ill l*ut a short cut in the bead, which it ia thought lows after making several an did not include a levy for fall taxes, nouncements and reviewing Hie ma time, aud having always been a man could uot have been iudieted by the ami assessments made would therefore terial improvements of the school, au of temperate habits ami having a cars, was found. Llr. Rayl, the young girl's I 1 other, be void. If tbe court's opinion is up account of which has appears 1 in these rugged constitution, his condition was uot thought to be alarming until expressed the belief that she had held tlie state will either lose thous columns: “The Anal consequence of working Bunday, llis family and near rela been murdered and the body placed ands of dollars or an extra session of for the University is the quality of tives were summoned to bi« bedside, on the track in order to bide the tile,legislate.re wil! have to b* polled I 1. WHITiON, /Qnrinn’ Vrsvwiz t .r-zxzs 4 r» A 1 -» ■» \ • “'WltSeqflAhcft TH’ nrfflttwrt« ifl and *« uh lire-ant wluui lit» dMMuMd crime. DLVWIH IU AIUIY13 vsrirtST PROMINENT IN POLITICS. Portland, Or., Sept. 22.—T. A. attendance at the institution. The — ia< purchased the office and fixtures o John C. Luce was personally known quality ia the foremost and should re Wood, tbe well known pension at I ate deceased SV V Hendeaon, I aw BY EXPLOSION Salem, O ., Sept. 23.— \tter paying torney of this city, was arrested this main so. The tone of the University to more people in Oregon than any a prepared to *io anything in the line of Btiatry in the above said office. all bills, U c state board of agricul depends upon the right ideas being pioneer resident of Giant county, L. >n i bridge w *rk a speoialtv. ture tints that it has on hand a bal morning by Federal authorities on a absorbed by the new students during having lieen quite ptomiuent iu social ance of fl litttf as i.et proceeds of tbe charge of fraud in connection with their first year of coll ge life. The and political affairs. He was a can 1. Portland, Sept. *23.—Torn to shreds L CHESHIRE, M. D recent stat* fair. The accounts have tbe Indian War Veterans ia Oregon. new student is open to an iiupreasion didate for congress frou. tbis district by the terrible concussion of kU (Scripps News Association.) in 1892 and was also iu tbe field for' 1 pounds of exploding giant powder, not been made up. Lut it is has been Woo ls is Grand Commander of the Salem, Sept. 23.—Governor Cham» able education. ’HV8ICIAX AND SURGEON. ascertain'*1 tlmt (hi* racetrack van Indian War Veterans of the Northwest “It has been a tralition in many gubernatorial honors against Gover the remains of John Simona and Ed berlain today appointed the memkiers the most profitable feature, The universities that during the first year nor Geer in 1898, and made a very ward Weygaudt, cousins, wers scat ULBL Vg, the affairs of that of the State Veterinary Board, as aud prominent in premiums at tbe laces amounted to of tbe student's life be should live an Kinimetidable race in both campaigns. tered over au acre of ground, where E*iirene. Oregon created by the last legislature. The easy, pleasurable and somewhat fast | He was born iu Iowa, September they had hoped to erect comfortable #12,000. Of this amount ?10>000 was organization. .. BMuWN, M. D. I donated by the Greater Salem Com (Readers of tbe (iuard will remem members of the board are: M. W. life. It la a pleasure to note that the 20, 1843, and in 1852 came with bis homes and live in tbe enjoyment of mercial Club. Entrance fees paid by ber a few months «20 a commuuica- McLean, Portland ;Jatnen Witbyeouib, idea is fast dying out. Competition parents across the plains with ox peace aud plenty. The accident oc THYSICIAN AND SURGEON. owners of race horses amounted to tiou in these columns concerning tbe is too great in these days for a stu teams to ti.e Willamette valley, later currid at 2:30 o’clock yesterday af Corvallis; F. J. Carney, Portlaud; 187200, and concessions at the track methode of the Portland attorney. dent to lose a single year iu school removing to California. He came to ternoon, and is kadieved to have re I -J.»l. 1: « 1 ' **i 1*1 It* pour*: ■ I »! 1 His practices were tbe subject of and J. Chesney, Pendleton. with small effort. He finds himself Grant county during tbe summer of sulted from a mistep aud tbe drop brought iu 81500. hundicappped during his whole col 1802, and was among the first party ping of the powerful explosive which Tbe gate receipts at the fair newspaper criticism in Portland a S. P Nees J. Walton amounted to 810,000, and those who day or so following aud it now turns Sal«m, Sept. 23.—The Beard of lege life. He can never recover tbe of miners that discovered gold ou was i*eiug carried by the men for use saw the crowds in (he grandstand say out that be is throught to lie guilty Portage Ki ilway Commlaaiouers met time lost during the first year if it ia Canyon creek, and for years was eu iu blasting out stumps from a tract .TON & NESS. whiled away without purpose. ATTORNEYS AT LAW that tbe races drew at hast half the liy tbe gevernment. His offences con gag* *1 iu mining and packing between of land they recently acquired uear attendance. Upon tbis basis the race sisted in making himself useful to thia morning and instructed the at THE COLLEGE ORGAN!ZAT1ONB tbe Canyon creek mines aud Tbe the gravel pit« ou tbe Hue of tbe Ore practiie in all the court« in th» track took iu 814,700 and paid out old veterans aud charging them torney general to commence action "The work of the class room is not Dalles. He afterwards settled on the gon Water Power A Railway Oom Ute. j 812,000, leaving 827C0 to its credit. heavily for securing their pensions at once against owners of property tbe only work which a «Indent Is ex land ou the John Day river where be pany, a abort distance from Mount e—Room No. 3. Walton Blk. for them. «long the route of the portage road pected to gaiu from the University. continued to reside until his death. I I Tabor. bee, Oregon. Tbe organizations about him are ex- He was married iu 1808 to Cynthia j and condemn land that could not pooled to help him in his rounding A. Hodaon, who died hi 1889, To | I IS K BEAN be otherwise secured for the road. out of a useful education. Among them were bora eight cbidren, five of I WILL REBUILD these it ia ueedlesa to mention the whom arc now living and reside near ATTORNEY AT-LAW. debatlug and literary societies. It is the old homestead in this part of SHINGLE MILL in new McClung Block. Room« t • « uot necessary to recount the achieve Grunt county. pedal »Vend-in 2 ven to lenì an I «’.at* ments of men who have aiezed these in the death of Mr. Luce, Grant opportunities 1 am mentioning and county lose« one of its la-st and most OrHCor, have made themselves great by using highly respected citizens. OF EUGENE. t Daily Uuard, September 23.) _ Wm. Van Buren arrived in Eugene them. L í . T. Harris Woodcock The Eagle contained uu excellent Ubaa. Cornell and Wm. Whittaker, Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 from Corvallis last evening with a CONCERNING HAZING. two-column half tone cut of the de o wuera of the Lorane shingle mill •IK'OCK A HARRIS, (Scripps New« Association.) big string of hacks end buggies from "It ia hardly necessary to mention ceased. Surplus • - » • • $50,000 wbicb burned Sunday, are in Eu ATTORNEYS-AT LAW. the Corvallis carriage factory. There Baker City, Sept. 23.- Lynching liaziug or to warn modern youug men gene. Mr. Cornell told a Guard re were five hacks and six buggies in will surely follow the crime of Cbss. from its iliduigeuce. In village» EUGENE, - OREGON. i—One-half block south of Chris Rev. P. 1). Gardner baa been ap porter that they intended to rebuild the lot. E. C. Smith, a stockholder iati i li ck. Eugene. Oregon Bitner, a sh I ood keej*er of this city, they yet pound tin pans in honor of pointed sinister of the Junction City the mill right away and commence a general banking bus in (be factory, will dispose of the a newly wedded couple. They do not A ness done on reasonable terms. M. E. church. South, by the confer making ahtuglea again aa „ aoon a« ' 8TKOPATH.C FHY ICIAN vehicles here. The long line attracted who yeaterday committed tape upon do it in cities. In country places Sight drafts on Chicago, San Iran ence at Roseburg. Rev. A. J. Star- poaaible. He eat I mated tbeir loaa iu the twelve-year old Mabel McCauley, quite a l it of attention as it went np they still have crude ideas as t * fun, I HUGH E. PENLAND cisco and Portland Oregon. the lire at 812UU, with no inauranoa. m ■ r ia appointed for Harrisburg. daughter of the local hotel keeper. but it is different in urban place«. Bills of exchange sold on foreign the the street. countries. Deposits received subject » 7th and W illamette «traeta Ch-oa >'Uizeus of the city searched all I-d to check or certificate of deposit ► ■»nd de"rnii len* »pecialty, Still at Work. All collections entrusted to us will night for bin. and lie could not le Hi ’»'C- receive prompt attention. found. Scripps News Association.) K N. 8* F. Ma le clothing T. G. HENDRIChS. Preaident. 'R 1 • < ' R DsHAK, M D • era the Union Label. He is thought to lie in biding near S B EAKIN. Vice President Portland, Ore.. Sept. ».-Harry That laliel gives assurance P E SNODGRASS. Cashier Baker City and will he run to earth. ' HY3' IAN »n.i dU t fl ON. to the buyer that ltd«doth 1,. H POTTER Assistar^Ca»hl«r C. Wells, who a week ago cashed a ing Is made iiud'-r proper forg* J check for i~C on tbe Portland The little giil la almost dead I -n ov r K-iirsn ' I* * fcn A S*vi a, « sanitary eooditloti»;lB cleMn •■> -to N* B0 Cai Spokane this wholesome work rooms; de Hotel, turned up in I l-*y * r muht Pboae signed, cut and tailored by "tfl» M*ir. «I morning, where be did a like trick Rescued From Crime. the highest priced and nr -t skilful workmen iri the on Geo. Putnam, of the Spokane (Scripps News Association.) world. Press. Tbe last check was for •*. Sept. 23. — Mabel Faker City, Or., K. N A. F elotbi’ g i- just ly * i claimed to le • he most Wells is well known in Eogem, Graves was taken off tbe train here stylish, dependable, satis i » narnlar visitor here aa an iu- tbis morning from Port laud. 8be fying line manufactured. Two good n-a-on» why you procurers who was in tbs bands of ,! xxiid Inest on Hating aboard a-k for it and let Of Euge were taking kier to lb«* gold eani|m for ns fit you out. Creamery Burned. 'U HARNESS OH. illicit purponea. Chief Hunt, of ■I by any other. Scripps New» Association. ) Portland, telegraphed local authori ■ hard leather soft. ' pr-pare*l. Oregon City, Sept. 23.-Near Dw- ties and she was rescued bbe was F' ; water. • * maacn» yeoterday afternoon tbe Vitcb induc' d to cnmmet.ee I- a* y lashed oil. the journey T«»- 1' • •*""**•_ Pi1’,''’.»!« creamery and two near by barns were oeing told that (be WM to play an HCT(0 ONiBVCR’B t <**> horned to tbe ground. Tbe loas ks in portent act in a theatre. Drafts is»u»d oa tfc» pH» p I ef-»' <4 t 1 lent preservative. J Kes cost of you- harness. Vnixt St*!'" and f*>»»ki* ’• « est I-Dated at 829.01® with only a small f hfcr»' allow*i sa .**7''.' °*T,n ■ate L in» the leather ; it» 1 1*« rance. In the benm were stored ¿•p. .it wbsa left •atol peñol ’ reiser is increased. “^^^nr*r^n fnnrth kiln of brick C-Uee'i CM*!'* "W PT«""*«»’' «<Vtons>f bay sod bushels of for thia oeaaou is now burning. He Wservi*». 11 y aa! ('«at! W*rrs* F ex keft frotu breaking. wheat. All was lost io tbe confla M I > 1 > aa d is still doing a rushlog I a P aine W E BRO*1» W i Prenden! president HL trial nee». gration. a w BROWN. American Colonies Be- I eve Powers Should Interfere. Interesting Session at the University of Oregon KID GLOVES Beautiful Young Cleve land, 0., Girl Murdered. JOHN C. LUCE DEAD 88c NO ASSESSMENT CAN BE MADE Shoe Department ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE STATE FAIR RECEIPTS : : FIRS I VETERINARY BOARD IS ORGANIZED STRING OF HACKS AND BUGGIES BAKER CITY IS AROUSED -3me Reasons h RNES§ I FRANK E. DUNN Our Goods are UNION - MADE