f THE EUGEN" GUA^D on business. They report an abund­ iateudent of the Lane County Elec­ ance of water. trio Company, and la a graduate of Bert Wiley ia confined to bis home the Univeristv of Oregon, class of with illness. 189Z. Mr Littler ia an honored citizen of Albany, being a dentist Attorney G. F. Skipworth, of «.'unc­ and is prominent In church circles. tion, was in the city today. The following is a list of visiting Attorney and Mrs. J. E. Young Celebrated in the First Pres by guests from Albany, Salem aud Port­ W'oman’s Lewis and Clark Club 1 came down from Cottage Grove this land: J. H. Ralston, Miss Flora afternoon. terian Church Last Night— Preparing a Grand Exhibit Mason, Rocky Mason. Miss Beal, Mrs. H. E Aukeny returned home A Pretty Wedding. Mies Hewitt, Chas Littler, W. D. of Lane County Views. i this morning from Klamath Falls, ' Littler aud wife, Dr. J. C. Littler, where she has been visiting several Neal Littler Miss Bessie Burkhart, Daily Guard March 31 The first of the lot of pictures ool ! weeks. Mrs. Faukboner, and Mr. Hall, a'l of On Wednesday evening, the thirti Mrs. S. Y. Abbott was called to A'banv; Miss McDonaid of Salem lected by the Woman's Lewis and etb of March, nineteen hundred and aud Mrs. Wandell, Mr. R. G. Lttler, Clark Club for exhibition at the tit. Cottage Grove this afternoon by the four,at the first Presbyterian church, Rev. W. S. Gilbert and wife of Louie exposition aud the Lewis and serious illness of her daughter. Eugene, Oregon, occurred the mar-1 Clark Centennial, have been placed ’ Portland. Hon. L. T. Harris left for points riage of «Mier Stella -May Robinson, on view in the wiudow if Cbabmers’ north today. if Eugene, to Mr. C. Yard Littler, of hardware store. Orville Waller is in Portland for a Albany. The wedding was one of tbe The collection is mounted on a few days' visit. prettiest church weddings ever held light green panel about eight feet In Eugene. Tbe church was beauti- ■ Dr. F. G. G. Schmidt went to Mon­ square and is marked “Principal fully decorated in green and white, j Business Blocks and Residences of mouth this afternoon, where he will Needed. Yesterday’s (.'oast Keague scores: L'he centre aisle leading to the altar Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.” it deliver bis lecture on German uni- racima, 9; Seattle, 2. Los Angeles, was decorated with an archway ar- 1 contains about forty views of Eugene veristiea. : Portland, 0. Oakland, 8; San raugemeut,tbe arches being of green Ernest Glistrap was a passenger to Eugene, Ore., March .JOth 1901 and vicinity,among which are includ­ ,nid covered with long screamers of To t he Editor: It is neces.ar-’ ■ lanciano, 5. Three Institutions Will Not Fur­ ed a panorama of Eugene, R.R. Hays’ Cottage Grove today. white. The altar was a mass of ivy for every man to be interested in hi hop yard, buildings of the universi­ Rocky Mason and wife came up and ■ nd palms, set with red aud white nish Bonds for City own welfare Therefore 1 though* ' ty, public school buildings of Eu­ from Albany this afternoon for the electric lights. Directly ocer the al ­ County Officers Hereafter. would write a few linea abmr gene,the Chrisman, the Beckwith and Littler-Robinson wedding. tar was the evergreen wedding bell “good roads.” the theatre business blocks, and nu­ J. Ira White, of the Evening Tele­ «nd garlands set with miniature elec­ First, we should secure legislation merous residences. The panoramic gram editorial staff,arrived last night Eugene, Or., March 31, 1904, tris lights. from 'he general government appro- Whereas, the furnishing or assisting views were taken by Winter, some from Portland to assist in writing up Tbe guests began to arrive shortly nriatiag money to he applied Ju in furnishing of bonds by banks and of the residences by Roes, and the Eugene and Lane county for tne he Contest Promises to Pe before eight o’clock, aud tbe little dlciously throughout the Umted others were contributed by various church auditorium was literally I bankers, either directly or indirectly, residents of Eugene, This is but a special edition of bis paoer, to be is­ Stall for 'he improvement oí roads Warm Over Mayor and sued soon. is deemed unwsie, aud against the lilied. Previous to the entrance of The state should enact a law to principles of safe and conservative small part of the number that will be Recorder. tbe bridal party Miss Louise Yorati Miss Kathleen McDonald, of Salem, elect -oad supervisors for every six gent. sang “Call Me Thine Own,” which banking, aud a menace to the iuter- dean of the Ladies’ Hall of Wiliam, or eight miles of road; for it ir Woman's Lewis and Clark The beautiful aud rendered J eats of stockholders and depositors of Club deserve great praise for the ette University, is here for a tew impossible for one loan to look after The Cottage Grove city election will was very such banks and bankers; now, artistically. pays, the guest of Dr. »nd «Mrs. T. B. be held Monday, April 4. Two tick ­ much more, especially in the Wil Therefore, it is agreed and under­ work they are doiug. The pictures Ford.. She came more particularly Promptly at eight o’clock Mrs. l unette valley, where the se isous sui' ets are out. The contest is principal will be seen by thousands ot people, stood by aud between the bauks of able for road work are so short. It ly on the mayor aud recorder. It is W. L. DeLano began playing Lohen­ Eugene, Oregon, that hereafter neith­ and no better advertisement of I a tie to witness the „Kobiusou-Dr. Littler grin ’ s wedding march. Toe bridal marriage event. said that much dissatisfaction is man ­ is not justice, nor economy to pay er the said banks aud bankers, nor county could be arranged. J. C. Littler, C. A. Littler, Wm. a min just to ride around and look ifest as t.o Mr. Veatch's rdministra- party then began its entrance, Rev. any officerjkor agent thereof shall D. Littler and wife, Mrs. Caroline at “mud holes’’ as the farmers ano icu as mayor. Hie ii-.u, Attorney W' 8. Gilbert leading the way to the! either directly or indirectly furnish Faukboner, H. A. Hull, B. B. Burk­ property holders are now doiug, and I. S. Medley, is gaining strength as altar by the right aisle, followed by or cause to be furnished the official hart, Miss Flora Mason and Miss are thus compelled to pay a very high ihe election draws near, Both candi- tbe groom accompanied by bis best bond of any city or county officer. Hewitt arrived up from Albany this rate of taxes, higher than in the dates are Democrats, but Mr. Medley man, R. G. Littler, a brother. The Daily Guard March 29 And it is hereby agreed that the afternoon to attend the Littler-Rob­ Eastern states were roads are much is regarded as being conservative, ushers, Chas. Littler and J. Ralston, said banksand bankers, whose offi­ Hon. L. T. Harris returned home inson nuptials tonight. better than here, and even after pay­ while his opponent, Mr. Veatcb, is then led the way down tbe center I cial names are hereto attached, will today from points north. aisle, followed by the matron of radical. ing this high rate of tax they are get­ Fred Steiwer, U. O., is back from The candidates for recorder are F. honor, Mrs. C. A. Burden, who was be governed and bound by the forego­ ting no substantial benefit therefrom. Dialy Guard March 31______ ing agreement. his vacation. There should be a state Jaw also D. Wheeler and J. E. Young. The is­ a June bride, aud wore ber wedding This action is taken in accoidance Prof. Chas A. Burden aud wife are dress of white crepe de cbeue, and sues between these two candidates are Dean E. C. Sanderson is home from giving those road supervisors author­ with the rules of the clearing houses in Monmouth for a few days’ visit Salem. ity to summon all male citizens uot political, but simply on tho mer­ the bridesmaid Miss Ermine Church, of banking institutions in the leading with Professor E. D. Ressler. over the age of 21 and unuer the age its of the two men. The question of whose dress «as a pretty silk net Dr. C. V. Littler came up f'om Al­ cities of the United States, and is rec- over green taffeta. Next followed houiliug the town President P. L. Campbell and for $15,000 to put of 50 to work two or more days in bany this afternoon. daugbter were passengers to Portland each year, or pay in money the iu a sewer system will also be voted E. E. Scarborough, of Creswell, re­ this afternoon. equivalent therefor, and to be eys- on at thia election. turned home this afternoon. Dean E. C. Sanderson was a pas­ tematicatly and legitimately applied Mrs. L. H. Jolly,of Moscow, Is vis­ senger noun this afternoon. upon the road or roads in the district iting Mrs.J. M. Shelly. in which they reside; also, the road Mr-. John Kauffman and Miss Re­ C. F. Moore and .vife went to Cres­ becca .«aiL.es are in Portland. supervisor to have authority to solicit Daily Guarb March 31 well this afternoon for a few days’ uud accept donations aud coutribu Last uight a young couple were Ke< w. S. Gilbert and family re­ visit, tlons for road purpose« aud to lie ex­ somewhat anxious to get married aud turned to Portland this afternoon. Mrs. T. N. Segar and son were pas pended and applied in a systematic just couldn’t wait until today. They Dr. J.W. Harris left for the metrop­ sengers nrrth today. aud economical manner by -the came into town last evening from El olis this mcernoon for e few days' supervisor, and the supervisor to be mira on the stage, and about eleven Geo. Midgley is in Ashland on busi- stay. required to give a strict report and o'clock deoided to unite their for nses. L. L. Stevens is in Portland over account thereof. tunes, so the young man, Frauds M. Sheriff Fred Fisk went to Cottage Sunday. The law shoul 1 also require the Lorimer, of Springfield, hunted up Grove this afternoon. Miss Elsie Perkins is expected here counties to provide and furnish road Deputy Clerk Hamlin, who was at Mrs. Alice O’Brien, of Albany, ar­ soon from California supervisors with suitable and proper the Commercial Club, got a license to visit her rived today for a visit with Her par­ brother at the U. O. machinery, appliances and materials and then started out with hie bride- ents, Mr. Mrs. 8. M. Titus. *o do aud have preformed proper to-be, Mies Kate Dell Hise.of Elmira, M-s. E. U. Lee went down to Junc­ Hon. R. A. Booth is in Portland. work and improvements and building to find a preacher. The couple weud- tion this afternoon. tile roads in the veral districts. Rev. W. S. Gilbert came up from ed their way to the residence of Rev. Student Rafferty returned from his Portland today to officiate at the Lit­ vacation this afternoon. Road supervisors should also, be L. D. Green,381! East Eleventh street, required to give sufficient and such and aroused the little minister from tler-Robinson nuptials tomorrow eve­ Miss Esma Newell aud J. R. Pen- ning. bonds ns the county board might his peaceful slumbers. The anxious land returned from Dallas today. deem necessarv, requiring said super­ young man told Brother Green tba' FORTS AT PORT ARTHUR REPLYING 10 THE HuE OF THE Mrs. McIntosh returned home today Mrs. Frank Page came down from visors to fully and faithfully pci form lie warned to get married aud was in J af A n ESE warships DUhiuG inc ntDei.i isitMLK. from a protracted visit iu the East. ■Saginaw this afternoon. their duties under the law as such. ■i bit of a hurry, as he and the young During the recent attack of the two divisions of the Yellen si-a licet of Miss Sadie Ford returned from • t is absolutely necessary to have lady were going away on the 1:15 the Japanese navy on tlie Russian vessels lylu., under tin- gnus o. the torts Creswell today. Hou. J. T. Callison, of Pleasant some system adopted for «rudiiitf, train, and thought they ba 1 better nt Port Arthur the lttissliin forts attempted t-> disable tile .lap lies ■ vessel, Hi.’l, was in Eugene today. Mrs. W. M. Preston is visiting building and draining roads to be get married first. So the marriage by long range practice. They were unsuccessful. but prevent'd ,in- i-u-ii> L. F. Wooley, of Cottage Grove, was friends at Goshen. adjusted properly to the different was perofrmed right there between from approaching too close to the shore. During the tight it was ai- rum ■ Mrs. R. B. Houston, of Salem, is a pleasant caller at the Guard office lucalties, providing for water eaoapes. two days and the happy couple hur­ that the Japs had landed a force* behind Hie ions on us peii.n-. approaching from tli.it direction. The illustration me t... ••,. ... visiting her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. E. yesterday afternoon. etc. ried to the depot,where they took the made to receive the supposititious foe. I. McClanahan. I. H. Veatch, of Creswell, was in We suggest that the greater interact train south. the city today. in the matter of securing good roads J. W. Hobbs is in Albany. jmmended by the American Bank would result from (tie applying of the maid of honor. Miss Helene era’ Association. City Editor Horace Burnett, of the J. LI. Beckley is iu the city from every property holder’s taxes to those t.obin-on, dressed in dainty white luard, is at work again after a week’s Portland. T. G. HENDRICKS, roads which would benefit such tax dotted swiss, then came the flower evere illness. Attorney Jerome Knox, of Cottage Pres. First Nat. Bank. Notwithstanding the report of pro- payers most, for it is but natural lor girl, little Dorothy Halen, who was Ed Ruegger, of the dairy firm of Grove, is in Eugene. W. E. BROWN, ­ i ail of us to be mostly interested in hibitlve rates on lumber, large quan fairy looking in white pattern swiss. luegger Jc Ziniker, was in town to- Pres. Loan and Savings Bank. that which wo uro benefited directly tities continue to be shipped through The bride, charming in her bridal my. F. L. CHAMBERS, Albany front the Booth-Kelly Com­ mid personally. veil and becomingly gowned in white K. F. Scott, of prominent farmer of It will lie admitted that all road pany's mills on the Mohawk and Mc­ crepe de chene ami lace, carrying a Pres.Chambers-Bristow Banking Co. 'reswell, is iu town today. Kenzie, about fifteen carloads daily, I uildiug 'iiust I'e done upon scientific boquet, a sl.o vet of lillies of the principles and under expert superin­ tor California points. Several ot the valley, made mtraiice on the arm of B. B. Deming aud family left this lugger ini’ls are running. while the tendents Respect fully, lorning tor Seattle to reside. (Guard Special S< rvice.) her lather, J. F. Robinson. The smaller mills hav»» had to shut down. MARK T. I-’I 1 AIKxG. Spriugfield, R.l’. D.No 1. March 30. party halted in front of the altar, the John West, of Pleasant Hill, was in Jud re Alton I ’ . Parker, of the New There are those who think the Booth 1 —Miss Etta Root is sojourning with bride and groom taking H eir place York supreme court, who has every '.ugeue today. Kelly Co. are on the inside and are tier sister, M rs. Blaine Anderson, under the wedding I■«•!«. The bride good chance of being the coming receiving ¡Standard Oil treatment.— . of Fair mouut. was given away by her father, and Democratic nominee for president, I Albany Democrat. Daily Guard March 30 the impressive ring ceremony was Ims a considerable resemblance to Mr. Goodenow and Mr. Keoptka, these shipments are from the mills C. E. Cooper, student U. O., re- superintendent of the county rock performed. Rev, W. S. Gilbert. Hon. Jas K. Weatherford, of Albany. at Coburg and Springfield, which are After ceremony Mr. and Mrs. It he is as good a man he is fit for turned today. ' crushers, are here, repairing and flx- now running steadily. The big mill Lit' t tarty received in the president, or any other office where Contractor O. VV. Heckart and wife Iiug up the outfit preparatory to be- h n the Mohawk has been closed down re» i i , of the church which was brains and integrity are required. returnei from a visit at Corvallis ginning roaa work about the first of Salem Baseball Club Wil! Have a 1 lor some time. dec« today. j with a network of ferns, May. Strong Aggregation on \ Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. and . •er head was perched a snow Juage Hamilton passed through Mrs. John Barger, of Roseburg, -lames McMerry was oycloned into Prof. Roxa Tyler, ot Chicago, vice white dove. As the guests I i aased the Diamond. Eugene today on his way to Roseburg. who has been visiting her mother, I president Illinc’s Woman's Alliance, out Ralph Robinson prevented I each the Indiana penitentiary yesterday, Clinton Davis who has been visit- ■ Mrs. N. P. Ham mitt, of this place, tn speaking of Ctiamlierlain's cough with favors of pretty boxee of f wed- and all in a week. His deserted wife, Secretary Harry Albert returned I remedy, says: “1 have suffered with ing and bridal cake. saw his name in a list of injured by ing here, went down to Halsey this returned home last week. a cyclore, and inside the week had afternoon. from Portland last aveuiug, where a severe cold this witter whleh We note our Sunday school sadly The bridal party and a few infi­ to run into pneumonia. he had liven in the Interest of the Sa­ threatened 1 trie«! difiereut remedies but 1 mate friends were driven to the him safe behind tbe bars. He desert- 1 Mrs. E. L. Fiscbe, of Roseburg, . misses the inspiring interest of E. ed her sixteen years ago. marrying a I arrived today to visit ber parents, B. Tilton, one of our most faithful lem baseball team, says the Salem seemed to grow worse ami the niedi- Robinson home where a wedding Journal yesterday. Besides scour lug ciue upset my stomach. A friend ad­ young girl two years ago. The cy- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Preston. members. We trust what la our loss eupper was given. The reception I Mahaffey and Fay be has a catcher in vised me to try Cbauiberlaiu's Cough clone which destroyed hie home Representative 1. N. Edwards, of will be other's gain. room was deeorated in Oregon grape Remetly and I fouu n’t object to small wire furniture, etc. After a little trip and th ir, ugh ♦ffe^tiveness Electric is quite ill. * ‘hat s League. Might blem Will be a make tbeir home in Albany, Bitters to only ». Bearran, Beck and Eieen- relume« erfset sat- Work <>i t he eg , of Fmnkiin, are ir Engfi is’act'o* 'eLano Kubmsuu, drugg st dition for the opening of the season. Reports from other towns in the state league show plenty of euthusi asm, and a successful year is antici pated. Vancouver, Eugene aud Rose burg have cloned contracts with plen­ ty of men to till tbeir teams, and will commence to practice at the same time that the local team does. W. N. Catena, secretary of the state league, is in receipt of numerous let ters from bail players all over tbe country, who want to be placed. All manner of propositions are made to the genial secretary, who iu furn re ’era them to Secretary Albert, of the local team, where they generally meet i cordial reply aud a consignment to that place from whence letters never return. Very few Eastern plaj Absolutely Necessary to Have a -rs have Peen engaged by the league, System Adopted for Building «s the coast contains plenty of good nateriul. Roads--More Supervisors QUESTION OF ROAD PICTURES FOR ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION THE LITTLER-ROBiN SON NUPTIALS f BUILDING Mark F. Fleming Con tributes a Timely Article, BANK AGREE MENTAS TO BONDS COTTAGE GROVE CITY ELECTION Personals A Bit oí Romance. : Lumber Shipments Mohawk Items GETTING READY LOR THE GAME Horses Wanted.