The Eugene weekly guard., November 21, 1903, Image 8

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ami daughters, Wesley Whiteaker uud
track aud leaving tbe car on the maiu
sister, tbe .Misses Handera, Mr. and
.Mrs. Starr, Mr. uud Mrs. Sovern, Mr.
track.
Haskett, Clark Turner, Mn». E. Etter
Mr. Wallace llawk nt this city ««
the victim of a serious accident Mon
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day. Be drove bls team to tbe gate
Muster Carman Fuller celebrated
leading to bis barn aud when i e at­
I hiH sixth anniversary yesterday at the
tempted to get down from tbe wagon
home of bis pareuts, at No. 194 East
be stepped ou the fore wheel, aud,
Eleventh Greet, in a very enjoyable
at that instant tbe horse moved for­
manner. The little folk* took full
ward losing his balance.
lie fell
possession of the gymnasium room,
with heavy force and struck in a man­
where games were indulged into tbeir
ner that his arm was dislocated at the
fullest capacity. Refreshments were
I
elbow joint. Dr. T. C. Mackey was
served in keeping with the occasion.
called aud set the limb to right in
Those invited were: Gene Kelly,
very short order. However he will
Lester Holeman, Gertrude Porter,
have siege of suffertug aud be detained
(Halsey), Jennette Calkins, Beatrice
Motion
to
Dismiss
Injunction
from work tor couiiderble time.
Wetherbee, Ada McMurphey, Lois
Another Chapter in the Contro­
J. 8. Luce brought three ears of
Against City Tearing Down
Gray, Bernice Crouse, Cray Long,
ccrn grown on bis river bottom laud,
Carrol Long, Kenneth Cockerliue,
versy Over Possession of
Christian Fence Al­
about three miles south of this city,
Barty Gray, Henry Howe, Emery
the Underwood Cor-
lowed.
to this office-last week that would
lugham, Cogswell Campbell, Willis
make the old Iowa and Missouri corn
ner Lot.
Kays, Warren Kays, Archie Holeman,
raiser's mouths water. They are teu
The regular November term of tbe Hedley Holeman, Wallace Baker, Ru­
Interest in the controversy over inches in length with 600 grains to circuit court adjourned this forenoon dolph Gray, Wilbur Hulin, William
tbe possession of the Underwood lot the ear, perfectly matured and dry at ten O’clock after the longest session Purdy, Wesley Purdy.
at tbe corner of Fifth aud Willamstte enough for safe keeping int he gran- tor eeveral y ars. Including the two
streets, which has died down iu the ery. These samples put to route tbe day of the adjourned or preliminary
past week or two, was revived thia idea that Oregon is not a corn country. term of court preceding the regular
J. 8. Lusby purchased, one day last term, this session lasted just two
forenoon when 8. H.
Hurst, who
claims possession of the lot, employed week, Co turkeys from Wooley aud weeks. Ordinarily the session is fin­
It looks as if the initial step In air
a couple of men to tear out tbe Ingram. Tbe net price paid lor them ished iu two or three days uud but
navigation
has Veeu made.
lhe
Another point to the once iu u long whilivit lasts a week.
foundation recently laid by N. K. was *83 00.
French brothers I.ebaudy sailed tbeir
The
reason
for
tbe
extreme
length
good tor poultry business iu Oregon,
Gaylord for a store building.
of this session was the large number dirigible baloon from Moisseu to
Mr. Gaylord was informed that hia
of cases on the docket, almost a Paris Thursday, 44 miles, in an hour
foundation was being torn out ai.d he
record bl eaker,and tbe length of time aud a half, making their landing in
proceeded to tbe scene and ordered
Dirigible
consumed iu the trial of several cases, the heart of the city.
the men to cease operations. Refus­
for instance tbe Gorrell and Beadle means capable of being directed.
ing to do so, be came down town,
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consulted nis attorneys, I. N. Har­
damage cases.
Why
should
anyone
abuse
Governor
baugh and John H. Bowera, and con­
There were a large number of crim­
Chamberlain
for
insisting
that the
cluded to sne Mr. Hnrst for damages.
inal cases to handle, five men being
To a Guard reporter this afternoon
sent to the peuiteutiary, two to the members of the legislature should not
attempt other legislation if called
Mr. Gaylord said: "I am the bona
county jail aud two paid flues.
fide owner of the lot, and Mr. Hurst
Tbe injunction case at this morn­ together in special session, than to
has 1’0 right to dump the material
ing’s session Judge Hamilton allowed correct the mistake of the last session
whch I have placed there into tbe
the motion to dissolve the injunction in regard to the tax law? Those
street. 1 have just^seen my attorneys
of Ethel Christiau against the City of members who claim other measures
■ nd they will soon prepare the papers
Eng : ', as regards tearing down the which they have up tbeir sleeves
in my suit for damages. I will ask
feuc - to open up Twelfth street, but should be passed, must hsve a faint
damages in the sum of
or
the i J ise cannot be moved until fur- remembrance that they were unable
to pass them in a forty-day session.
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her : tion by the court.
Do they want to take advantage of
THE OTHER 81DE.
Blaze Originated in Bathroom
OTHER CASES.
a ten day rush session to get pet
G. G. Gress, agent for Mr. Hurst,
Where the Little Boy Had
Sharkey et al vs. Candiani. Plain­ measures that bad no chance of pas-
and under whose direction the work­
■ageSwben the members bad time to
tiff given time to file brief.
Left a Fire.
men tore oat tbe foundation, when
examiue into thoir merits,passed into
Edith
B.
Liuton
vs.
George
Smith,
seen by the reporter did not seem at
injunction. Referred to court repor­ laws? It looks that way.
all worried over the prospect of a suit
(Daily Guard, November 14.)
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for damages. "We have possession of
Fire In the Methodist church par­
An Indian woman whose life was
Massillon Engine and TbresberCom-
tbe lot, having received a deed from
sonage
at
No
18
West
Tenth
street,
linked
with three centuries was
pany
(a
corporation)
vs.
A.
C.
Jen
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tbe former owner some time ago,
while Mr. Gaylord has no deed at all. occupied by Rev. B. F. Rowland and nings. De nuirtr to ccwplaint CM burned to death iu her cabin nerr
Sun Louis Obispo, California, Mon­
It is Mr. Hurst’s lot end we do uot family, which started shortly after I ruled.
day uigbt. She whs born in tbe
propose to let anyone else build on one o'clockjthis afternoon, completely
gutted the second story of tbe build
seventeen hundred.'; in 1791, and was
it.”
iug aud destroyed a large amount of
112 years of age. Such years are so
household goods.
far out of tbe ordinary that it is
The fire started in the bathroom on
bard for tbe mind to grasp tbeir sig­
the second floor. The little boy had
nificance. She was living when this
, Senator Mitchell has or will intro­ kindled a fire in ttie bathroom store
great republic was ill its infancy,
when tbe country west of tbe Mississ­
duce bills, according to tbe tele­ to take bis regular bath and had goue
graphic reports, making appropria­ down stairs. Smoke was soon after­ Mesdames Hoffman, Smith and ippi river was an almost unbroken
tions for tbe erection nf public build­ wards seen issuing from tbe room and
wilderness. The' possibi’ity of rail­
Spencer Entertained—Other
ings at Baker City, La Grande snd when an investigation was made it
road traction was considered the
Society Notes.
Oregon City.
Eugene is more cen­ was found that the whole upstairs
wild dream of some disordered imigi-
tral and more important in future was ablaze. Coals in tbe s ove had
uation, while subtle electiicitv that
prospects than either of tbe place* perhaps iguitod tbe carpet or some
now plays such an important part in
(Daily Guaad, November 13.)
named, and has more need of a public coltbing, thus starting the confiaga-
Frank’s hall yesterday afternoon everyday life, was not ereu thought
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building at tbo present time than La tion.
from two to six o’clock was the of—was a hidden treasure iu nature’s
Grande or Oregon city. Why is it
QUICK RESPONSE.
sceue of a brilliant society event. won lerful store house.
then, that Eugene, which is destined
An alarm was turned in at 1;15 Mrs. W. H. Hoffman, Mrs. Geo.
in tbe near future to lie ' io second o’clock aud the fire department W. Smith and Mrs. S. 8. Spencer en­
city in Oregon In popualtion and quickly responded. Tbe chemical
tertained a large number of their lady
business, as it now is in edu cational engine was first to play a stream on
frieuds. The spacious hall was pret­
matters, is alwaya overlooked in tbe the flames. There was some difficulty
tily decorated with chrysanthemums
matter of ^public buildings? Salem, in unreeling the hose lrom the cart,
From Salem Statesman:
Elmer
for
the occasion.
The flowers
which is uot much larger than Eu­ thus causing some delay in securing
Hunter, of Bristol, Pa., has big, ripe,
with the swell gowns of the ladies
gene, has a hundred thousand or* two water from the hydrants. The fire­
present created a scene of beauty hard delicious strawberries on his dinner
hundred thousand post office build­ men soon had the blaze under con­
to describe. Whist was the prevailing table nowadays besides supplying
ing. is Eugene not on tbe congres trol, but not before the household
amusement of the afternoon, Mrs. quantity to those who can afford to
slonal map?—Orrgou State Journal.
goods upstairs were ruined and the Hendricks winning first prize, Mrs. pay 5 cents a berry for them. He Is
uppor part of the building was gutted. Lowe second and Mrs. Gilstrap tbe a farmer near the Pennsylvania tow
Rev. Mr. Rowland’s library and consolation. A lunch was served in and he has an acre and a half devoted
many other articles which were i he banquet room. The guests were: to them.
Pendleton East Oregonian: Free­
J. E. Huston was brought to the downstairs were badly damaged by Mesdaues, H. E. Ankeny, F. W.
Eugene hospital from Leaburg last lieing hastily takeu from the building. Prentice, D. A. Paine, J. 8. Luckey, water, Umatilla, county, Or., ’•
T. B. Luckey, R. M. Pratt, J. Gil­ a higher altitude and higher lai
HOUSE INSURED.
evening with a broken leg. '1 he in­
tilde than Bristol, Pa., is now mar­
jured iiiku was employed in the Nettle
Tbe house was valued at *1500 aud bert, 1’. A. Gilbert, C. W. Lowe, J.
keting
the second crop of strawber­
logging camp. He was driving a ■ policy of *600 was carried in A. Kays, J. Goldsmith, Hampton,
wedge Into log. The wedge tlew an insurance organization in tbe East, W. H. Alexander, B. L. Bogart, G ries, and not at 5 cents p> r berry, but
at prices within reach of the common
out and struck bim ou the left leg connected
with
the
church. D. Linn, C. B. Willoughby, L. L.
below the knee, breaking both bones. The contents were not insured.
Whitson, 8. P. Sladden, J. W. Hobbs. people. An exhibit of the second
crop of strawberries is now to be seen
The less on the building and to W. F. Gilstrap, A. J. Tolmie, H. L.
The large plate glass windows of Rev. aud Mrs. Rowland's household Traver, A. Yerington, G. R. Chris­ at the irrigation meting in this city
tbe new theatre block were put in goods will amount to *000 or •700. man, Jerry Horn, C. L. Winter, Laura and while the experiment of raising
today.
Harris, W. -K. Scarbrough, Geo. T. them is new, it promises to grow into
Hall, Sr., John Kelly, Geo. Kelly, D. a regular industry, so that Thanks­
The Hotel McClalleu, of Roseburg,
Link, R. McMurphey, A. L. Peter, giving strawberries in Eastern Oregon
one of tbe finest bolsteries iu the
I. L. Campbell, E. H. Ingham, Geo. may become the rule and not the ex­
state, now has a new proprietor in
O. oran, B. Deliar, K. H. Dearborn, ception.
the person of John R. Sutherlin,
The pulpit of the Cumberland Pres­
formerly of Oakland. Fy tbe pay­ byterian church of Eugeue will bs P. E. Snodgrass, F.W. Ogburn., T. G.
Hendricks, Geo. O. Yoran, R. 8.
ment of •12,101, Mr. Sutherlin last
tilled tomorrow morning and even­
Bryson, 8. H. Friendly, Luke Good­
eveulng acquired the lease and fix­ ing by Rev. C. A. Wooley.
rich. W. C.Yoran, King, F. N. McAl­
tures of tbe establishment from the
It may be interesting to our read-
ister, F. G. Young, Wltener, the
An even d zen of Eugene married
Schmidt Hotel .1 Investment Co.— refl to know
that Rev. Wooley
Mis.-es Hendricks, King, Luckey, ladles have organized themselves into
Review.
preached his first sermon iu Eugene
Hoffman, Hobbs, Saltzman, Ruby a Priscilla Club for needle work and
ibirty-eight years ago, and that in
Hendricks.
mental
improvement.
They are:
the old building that occupied the
•Mesdamas
W.
H.
Alexander,
G. W.
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ground where be will preach tomor­
One of the pleasantest social events Smith. R. Gilbert, G. Davis, T.
row.
He
arrived
in
the
Willamette
The heavy rains of the past week
of tbe season was a surprise at the Luckey, F. Poindexter, F. Hampton,
eausfl the approtwh on the Kantiani valley <k*t. 10. 1865, preaching occa
licme of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Julian, Bert Peters, Bert Vincent, lleury
«tonally
till
he
hi
came
the
regular
railroad bridgs l^'iwia n Tallman and
on West Fifth street, it being Mr. Schwering, E. Matlock.
Mutilara, on th* Woodburn Natrou pastor of the Eugene Cumberland
Ihe club meets Friday afternoons
Julian's 43rd birthday anniversary,
Presbyterian
church,
supplying
tbo
branch of tha Southern Pacific, to go
every two weeks. The first meeting
charge
for
eight
years.
It
wai
a
complete surprise. Music,
out and tha trains on that line tira
cameo, aud dancing aud social con- yesterday afternoon wa« held with
compelled to rotile into Albany on ths
Mrs. W. IL Alexander, the next meet­
ver-ntiou were indulged in after which
Corvallis
E ms tetti from SI cl).urn,
ing
to be with Mrs. Guy Dnvis.
a bountiful
repast was served, to
and go out over tbe l«cbanon road,
which
all
did
ample justice. They
consequent ly they are caren i hours
‘ "wee small"
lata.
The Willamette river at the Eugene spent th» time until the
bridge registered nine teet above low hours, when tbe guests departed,
water mark
this afternoon at 3 wishing Mr. Julian many happy re-
A call meeting of the Eugene Gnn
Thoee present
o'clock aud it was still rising at that turns of the day
Club
will be hel I at W. H. Kay’«
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
time.
Matthews,
(From the Bulletin.)
The .McKenzie Is also reported Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Zin.tner, Mr. and store -Monday evening rt 8 o'clock to
We aro inf irme I tha \re',l^ •on quite high and constantly rising. Mrs. Walter WiUoD, Mr. and Mrs arrange
a Thanksgiving shoot.
of "Dug.” W'awHim, «4« <1 «i gerously This rain, while steady, is coM and John Eddy, Mr. and Mrs John Man
J. O. WATTS,
hurt v«'»ti r>l,.y
Ho wus ridin* ■ volt does not melt any of tbe enow in the roae, Mrs. J. Turner, Mrs. J. Nicho­
___________President.
wtii>-h S II uu t osngbt hirn.
mountains, hence tbe rise in the las. Mr«. Wattle. .Mr and Mre. George
Lili, .Mr. and .Mrs. JJ. M. Barton,
Mi--. « E»ye C oley and Saever, of river is not rapid.
- r*. Cr >w, .Mrs. Cavlor, Mrs A J
Hr.iwi t ille, wer» her» '-»t'iilay.
Churchill, Mrs. Pott, and daughters^
ri». fo’ »-»r io ou her wsy t.» ngene
8. A^ Wu-idford, representing tbe
.r, Roberts. I’. E. Hinton. Mr. <iBr. Aller,-Ramaker Company,
to r«*ui"«h»r musical studi««, and tbe
Port­
r. of Port-
Jen an i daughters. Mrs. Bier, Frankie land. is in the city for tbe purpose of
lat* r I • Lo« Angal»«.
Superintendent J. H. Ackerman Taylor, W. Brabham. J
T'i« A' »oio-irn sui Nitrii ’ Flyer
installing a tine new Eatey pipe organ
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w»« «tei y«.| at R'wD'it Ine1 Sat- will go to Dallas to remain, the bal
nr-lay ontll3 *'• «t«r->
t*'3. ance of the week. Next weak he and
T*i • A
was csum I by a hot box the Professor P. L. Campbell will
which burned «•utirely out. The S, vivit the high scrool* of Eastern
F. office al l'or ilaHot •■« .u.ai“«liai« ly Oregon, and the following week they
leacbera' Awi
noti« I and m rtlo.i si 4 bridg* ni t will attend the
ter Citv and tl
fr ni I rownsville soen arrlvwi ard •¡•lion
COtlut
assHitd in movine thè cer o«t of it.e| cou t
«»>, sili sing thè traiu to go un
< u ih*
a
pieted condition as an eysesore and
which proved a menace to public
safely.
Our public schools were somewhat
demoralised this week on account; of
sickuesa. Miss Norton was takeu sick
Saturday evening and while she re-
I orteJ for duty Tuesday afternoon
she was taken down much worse Wed­
nesday. Miss Pinkham lias beeu de.
taiued at her borne iu Eugene on ac­
count of the sickness aud death of
h«r mother.
Mias Jessie Kerr bad
charge of Miss Pinkham's room and
Las given good satisfaction.
Miss
Crain was assigned to Miss Norton's
room while students of the Ninth
Blast Pailed to Explode at Proper grade assisted iu the cure of Miss
Crain’s room.
KILLED BY
A BLAST
Jos.
Miller Suddenly
Killed at Lucky Boy
Mine.
1 ime—Pulling Out Fire
When It Went Off.
Dr. F. M. Day returned from the
Ducky Hoy mine lute lent night,
bringing the information that Jos.
Miller, employed in the mine, was
kilh d Vuduesday about noon by the
expi -i ■!. of a Lluat, aud George tour
tier badly injured.
A blind had been tet in the tunnel
an I tbi- men w. nt Io a safe distance,
but it failed to explodo. After the
usual time had expired Miller aud
Warner entered the tunnel to see
wk; th1* charge did not explode.
.Miller was ahead and wan in the act
of pulling the fuse out of the charge
wh**u with a roar it exploded. Miller
w.i-i mangled into an almost unrecog-
nr,able mana, but be lived about two
hibtrs afterwards, ilia bead, throat
Mil l Lreant were terribly lacerated and
<>;. urm wan torn completely off.
W.-rner ulso Buffered aerioua injuries,
l>.
they are not neceaearily fatal,
lie was pretty badly cut up and one
eye was torn out. He was brought
d< vi> last night for medical atteud-
ai>. e in the Eugene hospital.
he news of the accident was sent
to l>r. Day shortly after it occurred.
O his way np he burned that Miller
bu I expired but went on to attend
Warner.
MONEY BURNED
IN THE BARN
G >. Strayer Lost $188 Which He
Dropped Out of His
Pocket.
: he (Springfield News gives further
pi ticularsof the burning of E. L.
Smith's barn er- follows:
Mr. Strayer i.- not ouly the loser
of bis team but *188 in currency was
burned also. While iu the stalls try­
ing to release his team lie was nearly
overcome uy suffocation and readied
into his pocket and withdrew his
hnndkcichief v liich also extracted
his bills. Ho was badly burned about
the face and bunds which laid him up
for a few days.
LOSS OF ABOUT *2600.
The barn which was 80x100 feet was
one of the best constructed in l.ane
county and could not lie replaced to
day for less than *1,200. Besides the
horseH and the barn it is said to have
contained to or 7(1 Ions of hny, 160
bushels of oats, ..<> I usiiels of wheat.
1("> bushels of chop, 100 bushels of
corn, 3 sets of harness, *<’>00 worth of
farming machinery, and many minor
articles, making the loss aggregate
about *2.r4X), There was no Insurance.
BETTER THAN PILLS.
The qtfestion has been asked—In
what way are Chamberlanis’ Stomach
h id Liter Tablets superior to the?
ordinary cathartic mid liver pills
Our answer la—They are easier and
more pl 'asant to take and their effect
is so gentle mid mi agreeable that one
hardly realizes that it is produced by
a medicine.
Then they not only
move the bowels but improve the
appetite and aid the digestion.
Foi sub lit 'si cents per bottle by W.
L. Delano's drug stole.
The following from the Harrisburg
Bulletin FUggi'Is ii new way of judg­
ing of th ' merits nf a coming show:
“
a I lint, Jr., llypir tic Company
i
lib d for three nights at the City
II li c ntneiiciug tonight, .lodging
fr< tn the gentlemanly appearance of
th ir advance agent, they are entitled
to > bearing.
For E!ec'ric Railway.
he Albany street railroad will tie
<
jll»d, providing the city couil
eli will extend the franchise 25 years.
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council bus (lie matter under ad-
v
u nt mid w ill decide at tbo next
in tii g, which will Is« held ill two
w ’< 1’ >" oil ■ • «as ire
heartily in
ii
ii
i ■ i i -trema nt and the re
1.1 * -t sill probably be grunted.
Laundry Robbed.
itiii time doting Wednesday night
someone entert I the Troy laundry on
Olive street and carried away a
supply of starcti and a number of
•hirtaf and ottici ra are working on the
case aud think they have their eyes
on the miser«'«ids.
rhis is the second time this laundry
has been broken into since Mr. Muth
ersliaugh took pnsssesiou several
mouths ago.
Junction Hens.
(Fri m the Tim«-*.
spring and was left in that unoom
Collage Grove Items.
(Leader and Nugget.)
Mrs. R. W. Veatcb came up from
Eugene Monday to extend a few days
| in town visiting with friends and
looking after property interests.
This week John Bartels purchased
the interest of bis partner, Marion
V eatcb, in the meat market business
on Main street, and is now sole pro­
prietor.
Lee Henry this x wtek leased bis
howling alley in the Lurch building
to Messrs. Berry and Hinds, who will
open it between now aud the first.
C. F. Homers, of the firm of Som­
ers, Olsen 4 Lorenzen, proprietors of
the Eugene Plaining Mill, was in the
city Tuesday in the interests of bis
firm. Mr. Somers reports the plan­
ing mill business flourishing.
D. K. Slagle of Silk Creek, sold 27
head of tine Anuora goats to John
llartnes this week. The price paid
was something like *3 per bead, and
we are informed that the goats were
purchased for Mr. Harms brother,
who resides near Goshen.
John Haskell, the Loraue-Cottage
Grove mail carrier, lost a valuable
horse last Monday by having its hind
leg broken, being viciously kicked
by its stall mate. The injury was
such that the animal bad to lie shot.
J. W. Baker, state game warden, re­
turned from a tour of inspection iu
Eastern Oregon, going as far as Pen­
dleton, last Thursday. He reports
his deputies all installed and taking
up their work readily. Two more
arrests were made iu Eastern Ore
gon.
Irwin Lea, eon of Mr. and Mrs.
George Lea, of this city, who has
been identified with a large sugar re­
finery at Honolulu for the past tw'o
years, arrived home on a short visit
with bis parents last Monday. Mr.
Lea left later iu the veek for New
Orleans on business in the interest of
of bis company.
l)r. W. W. Oglesby who ace npan-
ied Mrs. Jas. II. Barrett to 1 nt t laud
last week to undergo a delicate opera­
tion reports that the operation was
eutirely successful slid that bis pa­
tient is getting along as well ns could
be expected.
Robt. A. Osbourne, a representative
of the E igene Daily Guard, spent a
few days iu this city aud the Bohemia
mines early this week iu the interest
d his paper. The Loader was favored
vith u fraternal call Tuesday and we
mud Mr. Osbourue a very affable aud
nteitaining gentleman and a tbor-
mgh newspaper man.
CIRCUITCOURT
TORE OUT HIS
ADJOURNED
FOUNDATION
After One of the Long
N. R. Gaylord Will Sue
est Terms in Sev­
S. H. Hurst for
Damages
Note and Comment.
FIRE THIS
AFTERNOON
Upper Story of M. E.
Parsonage Com­
pletely Gutted
BRILUANT SOCIETY
Eugene is Overlooked.
EVENT YESTERDAY
Schemes in November.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Seamen S. Oliver tn Charley W.
I'.rrickson, east half of block 81,
Springfield Investment Power Co.’s
ad to Spi ingtield, *225.
Dora B. and J. IL Martin to Claud
Plaster, lot 4, lilock 1, D. G. McFar­
land's lth ad to Cottage Grove, *1213.
J. W. and M. F. Kirk to John IL
Kirk, 10 acres in tp. 21 s, r 2 w, *350.
Frank E. and Coriune C. Alley to
Elia A. Fisher, certain land iu Mui
ligan’s donation to Eugeue, *1.
James A. and Sarah A. Kirk to C.
W. Wouataff, et al, 1 acre in Lane
county, *1.
O. A. Rowland to Mrs. Elizalieth
■inmers, lot 4, block 3, Kelsay's first
nd. to Eugene, *150.
O. (.. K. R. to A. B. Lyon, 40
acres in tp. 23 *, r 3 w, *220.
Ella Alley Fi ber to Frank E. Alley
and Ivetta M. Jones, lot 9, block 3,
Elias Stewart's nd to hugene, *1.
D. G. McFarland to Dudley Gibson,
lot 4, block 3, I). G. McFarland's 6th
nd to Cottage Gr< v», *376.
State of Oreouu to Ella M. Shipley,
10 acres in tp. 17 r, i 7 w, *60.
Murk aud L. I. Bailey to A. C.
Ruby, Iota 5aud 8, b'uck I, Mulligan's
donation to Eugene, *t>4uo.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Rufus Mallory, trustee, tu Henry
Bidwell, 120x04 feet in Springfield In
v<-tn ent Power Company's sd to
Springfield, *250.
A. H. and Bettie E Gattis to J.
'. Martin, *♦' acres in tp. 17, ■ r 8 w.
Georvinni M •h’ì 1 redecirle V
Knvx to Cbarl ra h noop, 11 Arrt*>
in tp. 17 s, r < w, *1.
Wm. F. ant Sue Kate Woodward
to A 11. Gatti*. 0 acre* in tp. 17 s, r
8 w *1
Arthur KI k a nd to K«otb<ra Pa-
cific Ccaipany, 2.1 of an a< e 1. tp.
IT s, r 3 w, «Iff.
Aun» E end J
S. C urchlll to
Snntiiei n 1 sci fit• ('".iipany, 1.7 acres
i i tp 17 s, r 3 , *1(1.
M IRRIAG .. LICENSED.
II
M ekey ad i in ma E. Muel­
ler C F. J. tine witness
I
an I ■ I'ie bimga g>,
J. T l'ridgiw «ItMii.
A Veteran Pastor.
Priscilla Club.
Heavy Rains Damage Bridge.
The Rivers.
Gun Club Meeting.
Harrisburg Naias
New Pipe Organ
A Two Weeks' Trip.
To Ci
at
JUNCTION
Picture Agents
Away With a
eral Years.
Broken.
Coiti lime Hein3.
ROBBED
q ,
Purse.
It Contained $100 in Cash S«
Rings and Keepsake.
Picture Agents Dis"
pears.
UGuard Speei.i
Junction City, Nov. 13.. Mr. D
Strickland, landlady at th. i
City Hotel, was robbed ii’*10'
containing *100 in 0Mb, Wer.1W*
and keepsakes, yesterday
Mrs.Btricklaud wa. lutLe h
lor eetling with »otne rictnrZ- Hr-
who had delivered
to her, and after settling with Z
she laid her pIIrse o’the
table and *eut.downstairs,fo’"
tbe purse. Soon .fterwwk(¿7*
into the kitchen and ths cookitT
hotel asked for some money t /
made Mrs. Striakland think <*2,
purse. She went up»tain
(
her purse had ranished,
picture agents. They bare not £
seen since and it is
U Supposed
supposed Uq
th,
took the money and skipped Wt{
town. A warrant was issued forth.,
arrest.
VIOLATED LIQUOR LAW.
An internal revenue collector m «
a visit here a few days ago sndu»
result of bis visit was a trip to Port,
land of one of our busineai men
it 1* reported paid a fine for rlolitty
the liquor law. forbidding tbe ah tl
liquor without li-ense.
Mrs Pinkham’s Firt
The funeral of Mrs. E. A. Jut
bam, who died November 10, at th.
family residence at 286 Wait Eighti
street, is postponed on account of ta
storm in the Rocky mountaini, pn-
venting children arriving fromtbi
East. It will be held Monday it tte
bouse at 10 o'clock a. m., tbeania
by Rev. T. R. Cross, pastor of tte
Congregational church. Ictemat
in Mulkey cemeter/.
Albany Democrat: Jim Bus,
Lane county brute, wbo sttsrupu
rape on an eight yfar-old girli ni
taken through the city today twite
penitentiary on a teu years' Hates«
the b igbest possible. Nona too mci.
Personals.
Alox Smith is down from ill»
River.
E. R. Davis went to Junction Cltj
this nfteruoon.
Frink Hadley has returned ta
San i’rnucieco.
Loon Edmuuson came up from be-
shon this afternoon.
8. W B. Haynes returaed thkift*
noon from a trip south.
Judge J. W. Hamilton returod»
Roseburg this afternooD.
Fred and Frank Hopkin* «W
Harrisburg this afternoon.
E. J. Frasier was a pasieniir »
Portland ou business today.
Attorney J. S. Medley relund
this afternoon to Cottage Grora
Julius Goldsmith went to
Grove this afternoon on bu*m*
Mrs. M. M. Coffey left
for Stockton, CaL,
Miss Rebecca Haine» returned^*,
this afternoon from San H»*
T. L. Rash aud family, of
county, have arrived here 1» V
dood
the wmter.
Charles Wilkins, Indi» •«"
tbe Umatilla reservation, »
in Eugene.
A. J. Pickard is. hota,J^ i
Francisco, where he ’
train load of sheep.
Countable
Jsck Smith
#
morning for Porc*t*
secure Skews, the fek*'
Rev. J. E. Snyder,
baa gone to Eastern Cve*
for tbe benefit of hi. healthu
Albert Applegate i* « onfl
**
borne with a severe
poisoning in oD*
Miaa Dolly Saltm*r.b, ’
arrived this afternoon
Rf.
apect the local corp* of
tonight.
hili d
B. A. Seely*»
g >
Pre*ton, Minn..
Tj WK
home of Dr. and -Mrs. I - »'
ing arrived yesterday.
President
P-
daughter, Mi* Luf*
Seattle this »f‘frDO' “
U. O.-U W. football ***
M
J. R. Wyatt and
turned this noon fro®*
tbe Alsea, where
bunting gw "Dd
.
lrc(1,._AH-ny I