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EGUENE- OREGON. SATURDAY JANUARY 1(5 1904
No
ST. LOUIS GETS change n - phone MAY BUILD
CHICAGO
ARRANGEMENT
HOLOCAUST
ON SIUSLAW
DEMOCRATIC
INQUIRY CONVENTION |
I
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL REPORT
Expenditures
and
Receipts for
the Season- A Small
Booth-Kelly Co. May
Ship Lumber By
Notes.
3Ô
Deficit.
A change in the arraugemeut of the
Following is the report of Manager
Washington, Jan. 12.—St. Louis I telephones in Villard Hall is soon to
Roy Booth of the High school foot­
gets the National Democratic con­ 1 be made which will be of great ad­
ball team for the season of 1903, as
vention. That city was chosen on the vantage to students aud others who
taken from the High School News:
second ballot by a vote of 29 to 21 at wish to use the ’phone aud also to
RECEIPTS.
the meeting of the National Com the registrar, wh > has to answer it
Reported
That
They
Are
Alter
Subscription
...................................
» I 43 25
mittee this afternoon. July sixth is some fltfy times daily. As arranged
Sale of footballs and rub-down i 3 50
at
present
the
registrar
must
leave
Siuslaw
limber
for
New
the date s<t for the opening of the
Sale of sweaters...........................
1 50
hie desk aud walk across the room to
convention.
Mills on the
Gate receipts, U. O. 2nd......... 13 50
answer
the
'phone,
nud
outsiders
have
Candidate talk is still eonfiued
Custom to Pass by Anti-
Gate receipts, alumni...............
5 95
Coast.
mainly to Gorman and Chief Justice to go inside toe office proper to use
Gate receipts, H. B, College.. 122 00
Parker of Nev.’ York.
A11 other it. The ’phone now iu use will be
quated, impractical
Borrowed from manager for
outside,
accessible to all
boomlets including Marshall Field, placed
(Daily Guard January 13.)
Roseburg trip........................... 30 00
Ordinances
Olney, Gray and Hearst are still in without trouble to anyone, and a desk
Tbo following appears in a Portland Benefit............................................. 23 90
tellephone will be put in for the use paper as a dispatch from Eugene:
swaddling clothes.
Dance...............................................
4 65
I
One of the strongest advocates for of the registrar, enabling him to
“The Booth-Kelly Lumber Com­
Chicago, Jan. 13.—Mayor Harrison,
an early convention is ex Governor answer all calls without leaving bis pany, which has heretofore confined
Fire Marshal Misbaui and luspectoc
Total......................................... I »248 25
Steiinneberg of Idaho representing desk.
its timber land buying operations to
Laughlin have been summoned by
EXPENSES.
The
work
of
fitting
up
the
reception
that state in the committtee by proxy.
the Cascade mountains i an I of Eu- -
Coroner Traper to appear before the
He favors holding the convention in room at the dormitory was begun yes­ gene, is reported to have cruisers in 1 For stationery aud stamps ... 8 1 60
jury iu the Iroquois theatre fire in­
terday. Heavy Brussels carpet wai the vicinity of Blacbley and Lake F. r sweaters sock and pants.. 14 50
avdauce of the Republicans.
quiry this afternoon und explain why
2 00
laid and several new tables put in.
Creek, in tbo western part of Lano Aya A Son, plumbing.
the ordinances regarding theatres
Professor Glen addressed the stu county, for the purpose of estimat­ Rooting aud tacks.......................
1 80
were not enforced as soon as the dis­
dents at assembly this morning ou ing the amount of timber there, with Tickets and advertising............ 10 40
covery of their violation was made,
the subject,
“An Anglo-Saxon a view of purchasing a large tract.
Telegrams and telephone..........
3 65
instead of turning over the report to
Saint," the saint in question being
Tape,
rub-down and shoestrings 2 90
“lu the event that the purchase is
the council where it eventually
Gutblac. The professor read and ex­ made, it is said, the company will Drayage aud transfer.................
5 25
lauded in a pigeon bole?
plained the poem quite fully and erect one or more large mills at the To boy fo • rubbing. ................
90
Mayor Harris, n admitted that be
Hundreds of Cords of Building gave many interesting facts about mouth of tbo Siusluw river and ship Tickets for extra men on tripe 16 50
fail e to take action on the report
the man Gutblac aud early English their lumber by water to California To manager..................................... 30 00
Wreckage StillCumber Creek
other than to refer it to the council.
poetry.
lintel
Imperial,
pointe, llii - stop may be made neces­ Expenses
, Said it was the custom that anti­
Bottoms Below Town.
In order to have a greater number sary if the railroad company con­
Portland...................................... 10 50
quated and impractical laws should not
of debaters compete at the tryout for tinues its present high tariff on lum­ Football............... ......................
4 00
be enforced. After t he fire he or­
To K. R. fare H. B. College
A Heppner dispatch says that in the the Paeific-Oregou debate it was de­ ber from here to California.
dered the tbeatri.• closed. Chicago
team.............................................. MO 00
creek bottom between Heppner and cided this morning to leavo their
“At present some of the Booth-Kelly
lacked money to properly conduct Lexington are perhaps more than selection in the hands of the Com
To banquet and reception........ 12 50
mills
are
idle
on
that
account
and
any department.
1000 cords of wreckage from the flood, mittee on Oratory and Debate.
their once extensive business bus Hotel Hoffman, 11. B. College
President Campbell received the been almost ruined.”
team.............................................. 22 00
consisting of broken houses and fen
To Coach Bryson......................... 27 00
ces, railroad ties, lumber, bridge tim­ staff of the Monthly last evening it
Miscellaneous................................
bers, trees and other relics of that liis home. The evening was spent iu
6 45
discussion of li terary methods aud
disaster.
•251 95
Total
The farmers on whose property the work connected with the Monthly.
»248 25
wreckage stopped are now piling it up
aud selling it at »1 per load, and
Only One Juror Secured in Car­ settlers from 12 and 15 miles in the
Dello it............................. •
3 70
The contract with Mr. Bryson for
interior of the country are hauling
barn Bandits’ Trial Dur­
bundieds of cords of it away for fuel.
Rev. 1). C. Kellems, instructor in his work as ccach was »50. It will
ing Two Weeks.
Ou these creek bottom farms is now
the Divinity School, is organizing a be ween by the above report he baa
to be found from two inches to a foot
class in physical culture for the es- only been paid »27. There ie still
Chicago, Jan. 13.—Aonther panel of wash silt and soil as a result of the
pecii‘1 benefit cf pci pie of eedentary due him »23. Aside from this there
(Daily Guard January 13.)
of a hundred men was exhausted this cloudburst, and intsead of the farms
habits who are employed in down­ is no other debt of consequence. The
The northbound overland train, diu town establishments.
forenoon iu the attempt to Becure a being damaged, they are greatly en­
He lias suc­ team intend to make further payment
jury in the carbarn bandits’ trial. riched b^ the deposit of this silt. It here at 3 o’clock this morning, wa: ceeded in securing a class of about to Mr. Bryson at the earliest possible
Only one juror has been secured thus will require considerable work to over seven hours late, arriving heie twenty members and the first lesson date.
far during the two weeks of the trial. clear oil' the wreckage, but further about 10:30 o’clock. A stop of thirty will be given in the Divinity School
minutes was made here to allow tin chapel tonight. A course of twenty
than this the damage was slight.
VANDINE’S SWEETHEART.
passengers and train crew to get ■essous will be given and the class
lie court reversed the order of
breakfast. They swarmed down town .»ill meet once a week.
yesterday excluding Miss Mamie
aud the restasiraDts were rushed fo!
Rev. Mr. Kellen is well fitted to
Dunn, sweetheart of Vandine, one of
a short time.
teach physical culture, having studied
the defendants, from the courtroom,
(lie subject for nine years and iieing
a tile having been found concealed
a graduate of one of the beet in-
in her clothing yesterday. She was
si rectors in the United States.
A File of "La Republica Filipino"
permitted to resume her seat in the
Gambling Run Under Fine Sys­
courtroom.
(Guard
Special
Service
)
Pr esented by Lieut
Paid up Cash Capital - .$50,000
tem and Slot Machines
J
Fariview,
Jan.
10.
—
Andersoi
Huston.
Surplus • - - . - $50,00 )
in Full Blast.
f
Cheshire, of Fern Ridge, visited will
OREGON.
EUGENE,
his father-in-law, A. M. Thurmau,
First Lieutenant Robert S. Huston,
BANKING BUSI-
Pendleton, Or., Jan. 13.—The new during the holidays.
A GENERAL
(Guard Special Service.)
of Co. C Second Oregon Volunteer In-
ness.done on reasoiiable tern s.
city administration, which is for an
Our school opened last Monday,
Elmira,
Jan. 11.—Charles Mc­ iautry, which saw much service in
dght drafts ou Chicago, San 1’rs i-
open town and which favors gam­ after a vacation of two
Cutcheon ie building a new residence. the Philippines it. (808 and 1899, lias
weeks.
ilsco aud Portland Oregon.
bling, believes a revenue should be
Bills of exehai ge sold on foreign
Harvey Horn spent several days ou T. A. Fountain is doing the carpan- presented the High School with a tile
Berlin, Jan. 13.—Hie Die Post to derived from the gamblers, aud the
'ouutries. Deposits received subject
of "La Republica Filipino,”a news­
Deadwood
visiting relatives during ter work. |
day
reports
an
explosion
of
petroleum
o check or certificate of deposit.
officers have already started tn to ob­
paper published by the Filipinos at
the
holidays.
Rev.
Ware
preached
at
the
Christ-
eAli collections entrusted to us will at Botkin in Caucasus. More than tain that revenue.
Malolos, Aguinoldo’s beadqusrterv.
ceive prompt attention.
ian
church
last
Sunday,
He
lias
been
a hundred workmen were killed.
Frank
Fisk,
who
has
been
working
Niue of the gamblers, those who
T. G. HENDRICKS. President.
The numbers begin with tbo forming
own tables and gambling outfits, were f ir Mr. Fowler, of Meadow, spent employed for another year.
S. B. EAKIN, Vi.. ’
nt.
Miss Lavicea Richmond left for of the republic and ou until the war
P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier.
arrested Saturday and each forfeited Christmas with hiH parents at this
t x-Minister Denby Dead,
place.
L. H. POTTER Assistant Cashi r
Meadow where she will do the house­ began against th“ Americana. Lt.
Buffalo, Jan. 13.—Charles Denby, a 8150 bond. It is understood that
Hueton secured the paper« at Polo
work forMre. Fowler.
every
Walter Allison and Miss Alice Fisk
formerly United States minister at such arrests are to be made
shortly after the battle of Malabon
three
months.
Mrs.
Geo.
Jordan
made
Eugene
a
spent
several
days
visiting
¡Mrs.
Pekin, died suddenly at the Hotel
aud the capture of Malolos.
H. E ANKENY,
F. L CHAMBERS.
The town is wide open, and gam- Bertha Duckworth, near Junction, vTsi t last week to see her brother who
Vice President. Sherman at Jamestown this morn­
President.
The gift is appreciated very much
last week.
has arrived from Canada.
DARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier.
ing, where he delivered an address bling ¡8 being run on every side.
by the High School, as the papers
Games
of
all
kinds
have
beeu
opened,
J. W. Goodman und son, Frank
Mrs. S. E. McClure was up from give a good account of affaire ou the
Tuesday
night.
His borne is at
and even the nickle-in-tbe slot ma­ have taken a contract to put in the Smithfield one day list week.
Evansville, Ind.
island from a Filipino standpoint of
Mr. Denby was a noted diplomasi, chines, stored away so long that they Long Tom river, six hundred thous­
We notice 1>. P. Allison, of haïr­ view. The print ie in Spanish and
He served nearly fourteen years in bad rusted, are now rustling, eating and feet of logs for the Smith Milling view, in our burg today.
most High School students are unable
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Co., of Goldson.
the diplomatic service at Pekin in money.
It is very interesting to
Joel Mays and family have moved to read it.
Gamblers
of
all
kinds
ate
coming
both of Cleveland's terms, aud seven­
look over them and gives many stu­
Clifford Fisk, our successful trap­ into their new house.
Paid Up Cash Capital
teen months under McKinley. He into the town from Washington aud per, made a eh ipment of furs to an
Our school directors have fenced dents an inspiration to atudy Spanish.
$50000
was a member of the commission from the Coeur d’Alenes, where sev­ Iowa fur company last week.
our
school bouse and property. This
eral
thousand
dollars
’
worth
of
gam-
otes and mortgages bought. M od v which investigated the army accounts
Several Christmas dinners in our was a good piece of work.
5’oaned on approved securi's Inter, t
i
ling
property
was
burned
recently.
in the war with Spain, including the
community, o..<- at K. P. Allison’,
lpaid on time certificates of deposit.
embalmed beef case. He was a mem-
and one at Joel Mays’.
Genera I banking business transacted. I
W. 11. Voce, manager and general
'•Senator” Hanna Again.
I ter of the Philippine commission
Mrs A. M. Tburman was called to agent for the Equitable Life Insur­
lu speaking of the poverty ball yes­
with Taft aud Schurmau.
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 13.—Mark i Elk
Irairie
Just
Tburdsay ou ance Company in bouthern Oregon, terday a mistake in composition made
Established 1852.
Hanna was today officially declared j aeon nt cl the illness of her daughter, is in Eugene with a view of locating uh say it would be a St. Patriok’
Pa^d-up Cash Capital end Surplus,
elected United States senator for ei Mrs. Pearl Cuurtwright.
Hinl making Eugene bis i < 1 < < i i
I all, when we meant St. Valentine’
years. Senator Hanna made an ai. ------------- - - -
In Machen’s Favor.
dress before the joint legislature.
Wahington, Jan. 13.—The Machen
HA VlNIi’i mple capital and surplus,
trial
today
was
devoted
to
an
exami
­
conservative management; a strong
New German Consulates.
aud experienced b< rd of directoi , nation of clerks and others connected
and being equipped with good facili­ with the postoffice, showing the laxity
Berlin, Jan, IX—The Reichstag to
ties for th«- transaction of all Irancl e
of methods formerly prevailing. The day decided to establish new const.I
We Advertise
I You Buy From
of legitimate banking,
j chief cler k of First Assistant Post­ ates in Atlanta, Ga., Seattle, Wasl
Us Because
master General Wayne admitted that New Orleans, La., and St. Pm i,
I letters signed “Machen” might have Minn.
It Pays Us
It Pays You
been signed by aDy of the several
Treaty
Ratified.
1
clerks
in
Machen's
department.
lie
Eugene, Oregon,
Why, it’s been sounding for several lays, and here’s what it says:
Solicits your acconut, promi.-ir g ti e said up to April 1st it bad been the
Washington, Jan. 13. —The Chine >•
"There’s something do: i? 'very minute.”
utmost liberality of treatment c<
I usage for division chiefs to delegate minister, Cheng, and Secretary If v
sisteut with modern conservative the signing of routine mail to sub­
this
morning
exchanged
ratificatii.
"llth Annual Cle tax • Sale.”
banking methods.
ordinates.
of the Chinese commercial treal
Interest paicTin time deposits.
"Reductions
in Every Department.”
This testimony created a sensation A copy of the treaty ratified at Pek.n
WE BROW N
D A PAINE,
as it showed bow completely assistant is now on the way here by mail, but
President.
Vics Presiden.
,ou read our ad."
W W BROWN,
F W OSBURN
postmaster generals are at the mercy the minister yesterday received cal l -
Asst Collier
Cashier.
of subordinates, even to expenditures. instructions to make the exchange at
i------------------------------------
If you don't look into the merit«
t YOU DON'T READ. HOW
once.
Y' u ran I phid nothing without in ‘tight ion
DO YOU EXPECT TO KNOW
of our offers you fail in your
ar
d
acquire
nothing
without
effort.
When
you
After a Commission.
WHAT’S
duty to self.
The store th«t
II d what you want, yon’il have it if it taken
Spent Night in Jail.
Washington, Jen. IX—In the com­
the hide cff. Thin month we are Dinking
gives you the best valuer should
New York, Jan. 13. — Former Con­
I • i< ■ -4 that talk foi ‘I < n »*lvew. conHcquentjy
mittee of the whole In the bouse to­
be your store.
Naturally any
we are enjoying a big January LuaineiM.
who was fined
day Hepburn’s am ndmeut striking gressman Driggs,
sensible person knows thia and
GOING ON?
out the appropriation of 8170,900 for »10,090 and sentenced to serve one
if you DO look i to the merits
WE OFFER INDUCEMENTS-
| maintenance of the Civil Service day in prison, was released at 6:90
of our offers—ye o will dub us
If YOU READ. YOU BUY-
Comnii.r-ion carried.
Notice was this morning after leiig in a cell al)
you- store.
Cress we 11
NO READ. DON’T KNOW.
night.
He
si«
rr
<
by
friends
and
given that the yea and nay vote would
Oregon
driven
away
in
a
cm
rings.
'I
he
fine
be demanded ou the amendment
when the bill was reported back to was promptly paid.
Mayor Said City Lacked
Steamers.
F unds to Enforce
Laws
HEPPNER’S
TERRIBLE FLOOD
INTERMINABLE
CHICAGO TRIAI
CLASS IN PHYS
ICAL CULTURE
TOOK BREAKFAST
IN izUGLNE
The Greatest, Stock
of
..Holiday Goods..
Ever shown in Eugene
-AT—
Schwarzschild’s
BOOK STORE
592 WillametXe Street..
r
L WHITSON,
DENTIST
Having pri’-'-.hase'l t > office and tixture«
the late .Geewi l W V Jfend<”ron. I am
now prepared to «!<• suytnin-' iu tin.- line • '
Dentistry it the above ,- u 1 offii-.
aUTCrown and bridge work is specialty.
VIT
W
L. CHESHIRE. M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGF.DN.
Ckrisui** l'1»’.
Fiireïi®. Or to”
A GIFT TO THE
PENDLETON A
WIDE-OPEN TOWN
til-ci i • a
HIGH SCHOOL
Fairview Hems,
HUNDRED KILLED
BY EXPLOSION
CHAMBERS - BRISTOW
BANKING CO.
St. Valentine’s Ball.
$75,000.
GEORGE O’B DeBAR, M. D-
Office-Room over Eugene Loan and
Savings *jank.
Residence No. 189
E. llth street. Call? attended to day
or nunt Phone, residence, Main 77-1;
office Main 49-1.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
r)R HUGH F. PENI.AND
Corner 7tb and Willamette streets,
L
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'
ATTORNET- AT-T. w
O flice in new MH lnrg F-’< rk. R<rD1
14 and 15. Special attention given to
and and mining matters
Eugene, Oregon.
A C. Woodcora
L.. T. Harris
WOODCOCK A HARRIS.
ATTORN F.YS-AT-LA W
OtBce—One balf block south of Ctrl.'
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
The Eugene Loan
and Savings Ban*
HAVE YOU HEARD
OUR. BUGLE?
See Cravers
New Racket
FRANK E.
DUNN