THE ÍUGEXEGUARD
DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATES
ELECTED
Good Men Will Assem
b!e at County Con
vention.
Great Interest Taken in the
Primaries Last Saturday.. Con
vention to Be Held Saturday,
April 16.
Great interest was taken in the
Democratic primaries throughout the
county Saturday. All the delegates
reported bo rar are good, solid Dem
oqrats who will nomiuate a top-notch
county ticket next Saturday. Fol
lowing are the delegatee from the
precincts which have reportod up to
this time:
North Eugene No. 1—J. J. Walton,
I. E. Stcvuis, A. ö. Matteson, J. R.
Yates, A. J. Smith, D. R. Lakin,
Chris Marx, H. R. Kincaid,
North Eugeue No. 2—R. M. Day,
Geo. G. Gross, L. M. Travis, il. A.
Cox, S. K. George, A. J. Pickard, S.
Y. Abbott.
South Eugeue, No. 1—Wm. Miller,
John
Higgins,
John McMahon,
W. T. Carroll, P. J. McPherson,
Charles Evans, Julius Goldsmith
and William Houston tied.
South Eugene No. 2—F. W. O b -
burn, Harry Graham, M. S. Wallin,
Hampton,
Thomas Brown, John
Gainey Mathews.
North Junction—11. M. Milliorn,
V F Skipworth, C P Houston, J no
McCullough, Merritt Casteel, J b
Flint, Dr D. E.Ruff.
South Junction—J
R llill, Jas
Calvert, Jas Hayes, Norman Purker-
son, Therman lierry, T J Dickie,
Henry Kotnpp, B J Howard.
Irving—I H Inwall, I N Hembree,
Clay Zumwalt, Green Zumwalt, Al
bert Ward,W D Yates.
Bailey- J M Martin, Lee Bailey,
J Stoel, J M Gearhart.
Creswell—J W Gordon, J L Clark,
G L Gilfry, E K Parker, J H 8<*riv-
ner, C E Stanton, J R Stone. Nom
inee for Justice of the peace, C E
Stanton; for constable, Ralph Stone.
Springfield—A
Bagard,
Welby
Stevens, Frank Armitage, M M Peary,
H W Stewart, Frank Gordon, Judge
Campbell, O C Bowman. For jnteice
of the peace, Albert Walker; oou-
stable, Frank Gurdon.
Willamette
(Coburg)—Monroe
Leach, II Tillman, Charles Cochran,
John Burns, Geo Smith, E P Cole-
uiau. Justice of the peace, Lee Jarni-
gan; constable, Chas Cochran.
Thurston—John Waring C 1! Hast
ings, Perry Edmiston. Justice of the
peace C R Hastings; constable,
Frank
Edmiston.
John
Waring
elected precinct committeeman.
East Cottage Grove—L F Wooley,
W W Ogi< by, J 8 Medley, Dr l'
Patterson, J W Baker, Jas Lenbo,
Rolit C' k > y, I’.i! J'ok-, S R Piper,
Thus Medley.
West Cottage Grove- R M Veliteli,
H 11 Veatch, George Whitsett, T J
Martin, Phillip Hohl, W P Hutt,
J P Currin, Ves "allace.
Fairmount -C. A. Wooley, Turn
Htingivy, S. Klordah!.
GOLDEN RULE
WILL MOVE
Brown A Manning, proprietors of
the Golden Rulo stern in the ¡Schnei
der I 'k on East Ninth street, bare
leased the Mount building at the cor
ner of East Ninth and Oak streets,
and will r ■ ve their dock of grocer
tea to the new location tin* *ast of this
week. ITe-y will
iduel n «tralgtil
grocery house and will auction otr
their dry goods, etc.
Messrs. Brown \ Manning will have
tlio ini ■rior of the Mount building
greatly mpriioil ».id renovated, aud
will also add gti itly to their present
StOCk ..I p: ■ re. le
I
rdicl.
I lie heaulitul ha u» of Mr. an 1
Mrs. K D. Hawley, of Creewell, was
the scene of a most charming aud
unique social gathering on the even
ing of April 8th.
Invitations were
issued to a “Spring Picnic” in honor
of the sixteenth birthday cf their
daugb'er, Miss Hattie. The rooms
wine be-iuti ully decora’ed ano com
pletely carried out the “out dour”
effect while Japanese lanterns shed a
soft light throughout. The large ball
was a prefect bower of green, The
staircase, wall and celling were cov-
ered with interlacings of ivy. and
large ferns and potted ptants com
pleted the effect.
The front parlor
was in pink and green, the color
scheme being carried out with peach
blossoms, ferns and ivy. The back
parlor was all in green, Or boughs,
ivy,ferns and potted plants being used
for decorations.
A short musical program delighted
, the guests, after which the games of
1 IIinch and pit were engaged in.
A
delicious lunch was served “picnic
faBhion,” io the dining room, whose
decorations in green and yellow bad
transformed it into an ideal picnic
ground. Oregon grape, daffodils,
ivy, ferns and fir boughs were used
in profusion.
The following guests were invited :
Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Brady, th” Miss
es Danae Hazleton, Maud Gilfry,
Roxie Pringle, Glace
. Hazel
Hazelton, Kate Shafer, Mi lie Prin
gle, Mabel Thompson, Ruth Gulley,
Gecelia Schmitt, Rena Scott, the
Messrs. Bert Buoy, Percy Lawton,
('beater Noland, Vern Sly, John Gil
fry,
Erbine
Newman,
Herman
Schmitt, John Barnett, Frink Schmitt,
Dale Guiley, Eugene Stockwell, Wil
lie Schmitt.
A GUEST.
DEATH OF MRS.
IULA B. BOND
Well
Fro’ii
lorelice .e-t: 7 ue enter-
lainiueul given at Mapleton la*t Fri
day was a pronounced success lhe
net profits amounted to S20.
lieceta Lodge. No. Ill, 1. O. O 1'.,
of Florence, has elected (Jscar Gate»
and R. A. Uowe as delegates t the
grsud lodge, whicti meets a' (storm
Mav 17.
The Gardiner stage came '.’p the
beach last Tuesday, that being the
first trip it has made for nearly two
months. The heavy rains during Feb-
ruarv aud March caused so much
quicksand that traveling on the beach
was dangerous.
i
A subscription paper was circulated
here by Marion Morris a few days
ago to raise money to assist in send
ing Drew Severv to a hospital for
medical treatment.
The sum of
3120.75 was subscribed, and all but a
few dollars paid immediately. An
other paper is being circulated among
the members of the Modern Woodmen
of America and quite a snug sum in
addition to the above will be raised
from this source.
Mr. Severy has
been ill for several mouths and has a
large family of small children. His
physician advisee that he go to a hos
pital. His many friends here hope be
will soon recover his health.
DEATH OF MRS.
MOLLIF. C. HALE
Rauch, of Crow, and Mts»
■ well, f .'unction,were mm
■ ruing by Justice C. A.
icier
They will reside on
Y BE
INDICTED
Accused ot Complicity
In the Land
Frauds.
nomination.
The following is a special dispatch
to the Portland Journal, appear
ing in the Sunday morning editiou ot
that paper:
‘‘Washington, D. C., April 9.- If
Attorney General Knox acts upon the
recommendations made iu a recent
report of Inspector A. K. Green to J
Secretary Hitchcock, Binger Her I
mann may be indicted for complicity I
in the limber land frauds now under
I investigation by the government.
Hermann’s acts while United States
laud commissioner have been the sub-
, jeet of several investigations and re
ports by Inspector Green. It was
Green who caused Hermann's remov-
Pioneer Lady Died at the Home M1 lroin ,hut office by the revelations
Body Cremated.
The funeral cf W. E. Louglimiller,
the hardware merchant, was held yes
terday at 12:30 o’clock, at the resi
dence on East Ninth street, aud the
remains escorted to the depot by the
Masonic aud Woodmen fra*eruities.
The body was taken to .Portland,
wuere it will be cremated.
COAL DISCOVERED
EAST OF LEBANON
made hi a report to the secretary of Rich Find Made in Hillside in the
the interior in 1902. The contents of
Neighborhood of Lacomb
that report have always been kept
from the public, but a government
Precinct.
official who has read the paper >s au-
Mrs. Mollie C. Hale, an aired pio thority for the statement that if its
A rich find of coal has been mad
neer lady of Lane county, died at the charges should Leoorne known, Her- at Lacomb, about 25 miles southeast
of Her Son at
Hale.
Known School Teacher
Passed Away Sunday
Morning.
CONVENTION
To Be
-t Irving May 20-21
—Art Int’D’sting Progr’m
Prepa ed.
The f.'llowl ■£ is the program of
the Juuitiun I’i'.v district Sunday
dchool convention to is h ;ld at Irv
ing iu the U. B. church, May 20-21,
1901:
Fri lay. 10:30 a. m.
Devotional Services
LA Coldren
Opening of Convention ...........
..................... District President
Andie«s of Welcome....... L N Pt ice
Response............................. IN Edwards
Appointment of committees.
Adjournment.
Friday, 1:30 p. m.
Praise Service................. B C Beaman
Report of Secretary.......................
Reports of Sunday Schools
Address, “Progress of the Sunday
School Work .............. E W Jordan
Supi: intendent's half-hour.
Question box.
Adjournment.
Friday, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer aud Song Service
............................. Mies Ella Inwall
Address.......................Rev P D Gardner
Benediction.
Saturday, 9:30 a. rr>.
Opening service.
Mrs M E Bollman
Teacher’s Half Hour.....................
Home Department "ork. Discussion
What Aie We Doiug as an Or
ganization?................... Diecusison
Sermon........................... Rev D E Olson
Adjournment.
Sunday, 1:30 p. m.
Song Service
.MissLouise Zumwalt
Children s Meeting . .Mis Lucy Lcrd
Round Table Talk.
Reports of committees,
Reports of officer1*.
Election of officers.
Adjournment.
Committee on entertainment—Mrs.
Kitchen, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Gersbach,
Mrs. A. W. Bond, L. A. Coldren.
Committee on muBic—Mrs. Belle
Bond, Miss Ethel Kenyon,Miss Ella
Inwall, Miss Louise Zumwalt, Mies
Lucy J ord.
AH people interested in Sunday
school work Hud the evangelization of
ti e world cori.laliy invited to attend.
It is with deep regret that the
many friends of Mrs. lula Bradley
Bond hear the news of her death from
congestion of the heart Sunday morn
ing, about seven o’clock. The de
ceased was taken ill only a few days
ago and her death comes as a great
There is an interesting personage—
shock to everyone who knew her.
that
is, from a male standpoint, in
Mrs. Bond was one of Lane county’s
the McKinley-Ware-Puter land fraud
successful teachers, having taught in
mixup, else the Portland Telegram’s
different parts of the state, and had a
reporter
is more tbau usually im
large circle of friends. She was born
pressionable. Witness hia descrip
In l?70 and grew to womanhood near
tion of Mrs. Wa’sou in Saturday's
Eugene, and bore the respect and es
paper:
teem of all her acquaintances. Her
“Mrs. Emma L. Watson is not an
mother, Mrs. E.J. Lackey,of Eugene,
ordinary looking woman. On the
and two fpsters, Mrs. Etta Busey, of
contrary, she is what most men
(larfleld, Wash., and Mrs Ada B.
would call prettj. The stories con
Millican, of Sacaton, Arlzoua, sur
tained in the dispatches from Chicago
vive her.
about her being striking iu appear
The funeral eervioes will be from
ance are not exaggerated. Wbil» not
the family residence on West Sixth
so lei lete with diamouds tonay as was
street tomorrow afternoon at three
heralded from the East, Mrs. Watson
o’clock. The Rebekah lodge, of which
wore iu her ears two sparkling geme,
she as a prominent member, will at
whose brilliancy made Old Sol lock
tend in a body, and her pastor. Rev.
MAP U
I HE HARBOR OF PO^T ARTHUR.
ashamed.
1!. F. Rowland, of the M. E. church,
“Attired in a skirt of blue, maybe
will conduct the tervicee.
homo of her soil, George II. Hale, at ' mnnr would be forced to resin bis
of tliis city and about 12 miles east of it was silk, there was no judge nearby
Hale, Saturday, Arpil 9, at 6 p. m., seat in congress.
Lebanon which, if it should prove as —a white shirt waist and a blue veil
at ttie age of 71 years.
Powerful political influence was I extensive as it is believed to be, will over her handsome face, and with a
Tht. iiause of death was paralysis. brought to bear npoti President
be of incalculable value to the discov hat - well, it looked up-to-date—Mrs.
Sbe was stricken >u Wednesday ot last Roosevelt and Secretary Hitchcock to
erers, as well a- to the community at Waiscn presented an appearance that
During the past week C. C. Cotf, week and suffered until death came.
induce them to refrain from making large, an 1 to the entire "illamet‘e would cause one of the opposite sex
mini A Son have made the foliowine
The funeral was held today, the ser this report pt.blic. and through their
to pause and gaze most anywhere.”
valley.
list of sales: The Springfield llot.il, vices being conducted by Rev. I N. reluctant as- nt Hermann was able to
Reports from Lacomb are that some!
building and furniture, belonging Mulkey, of '.he Christian church. Thi re-enter public life as one of Oregon’s
parties in that section a short time
to Mr. Tindall, to J. Kettley, of Eu remains were laid to rest in the Boyd congressmen. It is ivel! kuown that
ago found an outcropping of coal in
gene. Consideration, K12PU.
cemetery.
the president looked upon Ills candi the edge of a bluff. An investigation
ICO acres of laud six miles west of
Mrs. Hale was a noble woryan and dacy for congress with extreme diets
was made, resulting in the discovery
Junction City, belonging to Louis was loved l»y ail who knew her She vor, snd it was tills which was chiefly
‘bat the cropping was a good quality
Saturday's games: San Francisco,
Schwadger, to L. 11. Hunter, recently raised a family of honorable and r* ■ ■ i-ible for the manner iu which
of coal, and a charge of gaiut pow 10; Tacoma, 5. Los Angeles, 4; Seat
fi om Nebraska. Price paid, #2040.
highly respected children who, witli Hermann was ignored by Speaker
der was employed to open the ledge, tle, 2. Oakland, a; Portla::d, 4.
112 acres of land three miles south numerous friends, mourn her demise. Cannon in his distribution of com
which was found a few feet below the
Sunday's games: Morning game—
of Eugeue tielonging to R. Ross, to
The children are • C. K. and Geo. mittee appointments.
surface to be fourteen Inches in thick Portland, 2; Oakland, 2. Atferuoon
I. F. Circl«, recently from Oklaho H. Hale, of Hale; Mrs. Lizzie How
NEW REPORT ON HERMANN.
ness and of an excellent quality of game—Oakland, 6; Portland, 5. Ssn
ma. Consideration, ilotX'.
ard, of Silver Lake: Mis. A. Duck
But Green's investigations did not fuel coal.
Francisco, 6; Tacoma, 1. Los An
Miss Bessie CoplJu's residence, lo worth and Mrs. Maiy Potteri’, of El
end when Hermann was summarily
One of the experts of the Heppner , geles, 7; Seal tie. 6
cated on Pearl and Fifteenth streets. mira.
removed from the office of land com Coal Company, who was iu this sec-, The peioentage of the teams at the
Eugene, to M. Colvin, tor #1210. M r.
missioner. Another report was for tion the past few days, has made an end of the third series of games is as
Colvin came livre from Drain, Ore.,
warded by him to Secretary Hitch examination of the ledge and he pro follows. Los Angeles, 750; Oakland,
tor the purpose of schooling 1ns cbil-
cock about six weeks ago, in which nounces it an extremely rich and val 750; Tacoma, 000; Seattle. 400; San
dren.
he makes new and more definite ac uable And. an<1 one that will be of Francicso, 375; Portland, 125.
Mr. J. K, Sellers’ residence, loca-
A quiet weddingFtook plan* this af cusations against Hermann, charging vast benefit if it works oct as well as
ted on corner of Eighth and Li
ternoon iu Justice "intertne er's him directly with complicity in the it now prom'ses to do.
streets, Eugene, to the Broders
i Bice. Miss Via Muy Amis and Wil timber frauds, aod recommend Ing
Further prospecting will be done by
ot I ng 'lie. Consideration, #102
liam H. Jeunings being united in the that he t e indicted. Hermann still the discoverers and owners, and if
holy l ends of matrimony Ly Justice baa influence enough to keen this re tbeFIedge~ shows the same uniform
of the Peace Wintermeii
Mr. Jen- port from pul lie knowledge, hut the si’c nnA qnallty n good article of
The flrrt through stHgefrom Fugene
iiiugs is from Frenuli
.'ebruska, fact that his ii dlctment Les teen re ,■ i i will''-' n I" re« iy tj be [d iced to Bine River since witter rains have
>3 In the
where lie I ihs been el
commended by the inspector is now on the markeLfhelplng to solve the caused th-* McKenzie tor 1 to become
dl
ir piano
banking business.
Ml
is is a known.
ti el question |in the "illamette »al-1 imp 'eaile, will I'ave here tomortow
f
»vol! kiH 'vn Tuccu^cirl
tgh
morning. It is thought t'. it this warm
Secre’ary Hitchcock is said to have 1; .—Allany Herald.
weather has drii d the read' rnfficient-
laid the inal’t r before the attorney
hili
Will genera), but as yet no action lies been
ly to despatch a tig clear through.
the!
taken. Whether Knox consider» the
f
•• M
prete
ebsrg's ntifi tinded or the evidence
Wat
insufficient to convict, or whether
W ÜI
a i»
Hermann's powerful [ulitlcal friends
To Mr. and Mr». Roy Gröger, of
Good milk cow. seven year' old,
hare again come to hi« rescue nd
Id. Monday morning, an
giving fenr Ballons cf milk a day of St ill
■rtlit.'s ’’i'oik.i de Concert” was
ri. Junction band Loys have al succeeded in strangling the proceed fair quality, for sai» for fix». Has eigbt-puuud girl.
gr-u'ifuli.> glieli and was one ot tile
commenced preparations for ings against him is uncertain.
been fresh for three mouths and calf
gems of the evening.
the annual May picuic. The DISTASTEFUL TO PRESIDENT
has l>een taken from cow. Addre«« or1 Pimples, sotes, lad breath, head
indigestion and constipation
The wirket the younger students
s not named yet, but it will
Recent reports from Oregon Indi see at Campbell A Walker's bopyard, I ache.
positively cured with Hollister's
w is not» ..orthy. Miss .Mount, sopra
ly be the late the county can cate that llerm on will probably le out* mile from State University, Eu Rocky Mountain Tea.
Now'el the
no, sang Hastings' "A Red, Red didate* are here.
By that time the renominated, aud it has been sa'd geue.
time to cleanse your system of al
Lose” in a {leasing manner, receiv band will be able to furnish all the tiiat b ■
’ !MRS. MARY "'»1.KFR. | impurities. 35 cents. (Ask your drugi
«o dts’a.'eHil to the pre»l-
gi't
ing h hearty encore.
music necessary.— i'ini"«.
The Long Warned Witness.
Coast League Scores.
Jennings--» mis
First Through Stage.
School ot Music Rtci'al
Junction Picnic
íidi’il !]
dent that the contents of the Green
reports may possibly be made pur ■
lie, in-order to prevent Hermann’s
return to congress.
The recent investigations in the
Benson and Hyde ca^es pieced Iler
maun in a damagii g light. In a num
ber of other cases where t'audulent
entries were made and which are the
basis of indictments r;r>w pending in ,
Oregon, the records of the land office
afford strong evidence e-’-'inst Iler-1
manu. In many iusluu..ca patents
were issued with extraordinary celer
ity upon claims which have since
pror ii jbe fraudulent, iu some ln-
s.uuces . ¡thin a fortnight after the
claims were filed, wbila legitimate
claimants are obliged to wait from
ten mouths to two years before they
receive their
patents.
Secretary
Hitchcock is said to have stated that
Inspector Green Files Charges these claims could not have been
railroaded through the land office
Which May Defeat the Con
without the knowledge and authority
gressman for Re
ot Hermann himself.
HERMANN
Born