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THEEUG'’N=’ GUARD
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ASKS FOR
Palestine Pointers.
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¿rsu.i—
BARN BURNED
insilili H'ms
HUMAN SKIN
BFiNG
Crow, April 12.—Every one has been
LAST NIGHT
SOLD
(Guard Special Service.)
taking advantage of the fine weather
Creswell,
April
12.— Plowing,
to attend to tbe belated farming and
sowing and garden making are tbe
hardening.
order of the day.
Recently
from
‘ Two dances aie scheduled to come
¡iiurdtrer Fgbrrt’s Bo<>y Dis<ected
J.iF.'Frank has »old 1 is
off in the near iuture, one at tbe ball
Suiters Quite
After Hanging- -Piece of His
town to a Mr. Peterson aud will re
I
at Crow, the other at Henry Gates.
move with his family to Woodbrui:
Loss.
Suir. iar.ned.
Messrs. Snyder, Bjeike and Hanson
to make his future home.
intend to set twenty, fifteen and six
High School Team Has Mr. and Mrs. S. liandsaker of Eu Sunday’s Oregon-an baa this as a
respectively in hop» this
City Council Consider acres
Last uigbt about. 8:30 o’clock an
gene, visited Satuiaday and Sunday
spring.
from Salem:
alarm ot fire was given aud tbe blaze
Arranged for Several with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Guiiey. oil-patch
T. J. McCalioch is not improving proved to be in the barn of 1 F.
“(¿-lite a sensation whs created here
ins/ Pe.ition of Mr
Mr. Mar'in, who arrived last week
in health as rapidly as at our last Circle, out beyond tbe 1 O. O. F.
•hi- evening ’v tbe circulation of
from Nebraska h«3 bought a farm
Games.
mention.
tbe revolt thi t .lie skin of Murderer
cemetery. The entire Ore department
just west of town fiom J. E. Noland.
De Varney.
harry Egbeit was taken from his
Mrs. Geo. Hadley, who went to Se I started to the scene of the coutiagra-
B. S. Keleay of Eugene was iu body and tam ed anil that pieces of
attle recently to undergo u surgiesl tiou, but tu-ned back when it was
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Creswell Saturday ou business.
it ere being sol 1 here in Salem as
operation, has been steadily growing discovered that the blaze was entirely
The Creswell school will observe rel..*s. Aftc: Egbert was bar ged last
worse of late, until now her recovery bioynd the reach any line of hose League Players W;ll All Be Here
Arbor Day next Friday afternoon Jr itiary, bis bjdy was given to Wil-
despaired of. Her son Henry bus that could be laid.
by the Latter Part of This
Annual Matting of the Cotn il gone to Seattle to be w.th hie mother.
with appr'piiate exercises.
laicette University
eu. <d School
Tbe barn, valued at about 8250,
Week—Other
for
dissecting
purposes.
Messrs.
Hawley,
Shaub,
Hazleton,
Held Last Night.-Committees
.
burned
to
the
ground.
There
was
no
B. D. McLean and Norris Smilli
Notes.
“Inquiry tonight brought out tbe
an 1 Zinuisei attended the Republican
spent Easter Sunday at A. J. Kraal’s. insurance.
Appointed and Other Busi-
i slory that after the hanging Egbert's
convention Saturday as delegates.
The origin of tbe fire is unknown.
ness Attended To.
The High School baseball team is
The children of Mr. Circle dis
Miss lula Hughes has gone to Hales body was taken to the dissi-cring
room of tbe meuical school ou tbe
covered tbe blaze alter it aud made nova thing of reality. Manager to ceacb school.
university eampus and left there.
Ralph Robinson h?s proven very effi
good
headway,
too
late
to
extinguish.
Miss Hattie Hawley gave a very
Daily Guard April 12
Mr. Circle aud family are recently cient so far, as be has over toirtv I pleasant birthday party to her young Wbeu work was begun on the body
At tbs regular monthly session of
boys
out
to
practice
every
afternoon
liare
The members of the Golf Club
fiom Perry, Oklahoma, and pur
school friends last Friday evening, ■ next morning it was foun I that some
lone bad broken into the biildit^
the city council last night the annual teen busily engaged fnr the pas' few chased tbe place where the barn on the Geary school grounds, has
tbe occasion being the young lady’«
rip r*s of the mayor and city record days in fixing up the golf links, and burned from Rev. W. A. Wood.
during tbe night and had tskin from
arranged several games and procu:ed ]6th birthday.
er i i ■ r- al, I- iij pointment of com- mowing the greens, in preparation for
Egbert’s back a piece of skirt six
fine equipment. The ; csitions on
At tbe Democratic primary last inches wide and 18 inches long, ’.t
m"-
vit -t r.de, and other b'isinesa the to rnainent to be held in the near
the team will not be assigned until
Saturday Messrs. J. H. Scrivuer, is this piece that is being offered
i f
--ntlance was tiansacted.
the date of the' first game. The
future. This is the first thing of its
G.
L. Giltry, J. w. Gt rdon, C. E. for sale, if any.
Pt. !,’v Il-e'niatti-r of most inter kind ever held in Eugene, and is at
team will be equipped with the very
Stanton,
.|. L. Clark, John Stone
est to the publl t to come up before tracting considerable attention. Since
“Dr.W. II, Byrd, dean ot the Medi
best uniforms and will be equal to I
and E. B. Paiker were elected dele- cal School, says there is no founda
REAL ESTATE 'TRANSFERS.
the meeting was the petitio" of W I). the club was organized a number of
any of the league teems
t
no far as
DeVi-rttey, represen-ative of H-e B. K the members have dev eloped into
Henry A Gersbard to William Lin looks are concerned, The first game gates to the county convention, aud tion for the story that part of Eg
Electric and Telephone M« ufactur cellent players, and there will b- ton; lot 2, blk 10, Packard's ad to will be played with i the Roseburg j expressions favorable to the candidacy bert's skin was taken. The law pro
log Company, of Kan-as City, Mo close competition in all the events. Eugene. «800.
High Scnool team in 1 Roseburg on ot Fred Fisk for sheriff, were com vides particularly that when medical
for a franchise for establishing an A dozen golf balk, a Spaulding stick
E L Parrott, sheriff, to Al L King; Thursday afternoon,
schools receive bodies, they shall,
April 21st. mon. Hurrah for Fisk I
other telephone system In the city to and a McGregor sticl: are offered to IGO acres in tp 19, s r 11 w. l'ax deed.
alter dissection has been completed,
The games following will be with
co-oper'te with the several rur-1 the winners. Prizes will be given in
give tbe remains decent burial. A
O4CR11 to Elmer Eugens Miller; Albany college in Eugene the first
lines which are now building and in both the ladies’ and gentleu.en’s sin 80 acres iu tp 20, s r 4 w. 8280.
fine of from 8100 to 8200 may be Im
week in May and again with Albany
contemplation. The mat er was re gles. In the near future there will be
posed for violation of this require
Charles and Martha Sberboudy to college at Albany ou Saturday, May
DIED
AT
NOON
ferred t > a committee consisting of an opening of the clubhouse on the Ransom Roberts; 40 acres iu tp 17, or ,30th. Games will also be arranged
ment. Dr. Byrd says that Egbert’s
Councilmen Wilkins, Griftiu and Cal links. Each member will bo entitled 4 w. «3200.
remains were buried-'’in tbe Medical
with Salem and Brownsville schools
kins, to report, at a special meeting. to invite a few friends.
College, not in Oddfellows’ cemetery
Ivan L and Laura Smith to Richard and with the university team.
and that'be was confident that none
Simmering; 100x119 feet iu Spring
Candidates who are showing up en
NUMEROUS PETITIONS.
of tbe skiniwas taken away.
,«<41
field
Investment
and
Power
Co.'s
ad
couragingly
are,
Hendershott,
Kestly,
Tbe following petitions were pre
As a Result of an Operation-
“Dr. W. C. Smith, who had charge
to Springfield. 8250.
Paine, Curtis King, Watson, Bean,
sented :
MRS. NOAH
Leaves Husband and Four
of the^dissection, could’ not be seen
Riohard Simmering to Mrs Minnie Roy Booth, Moore, Eid Simth, Ertz,
For sewer on the west side of flak
tonight
fThe^story created a sensa
Kahler;
50x119
feet
in
Springfield
In
Simpson,
Prosser,
Wiioughby,
Crow,
Children.
street, hot ween East Fifth and East
GROSS DtAD vestment and Power Co. 's ad to McCully, Carl King, Floy Booth,
tion in Salem and it is likely that
Sixth, at the main sewer and run one
Governor Chamberlaiu will be asked
Davie, J. Kestly, Stapletou.
Springfield. «500.
block north. Referred to fire and
Daily Guard April 12
to make an? investigation and ascer
At a meeting of the players last
1 L and Laura Smith to Richard
water com mittee.
whether'it in iruejthat such
Mrs. John S. Gray came to her tain
Simmering; 50x119 feet in Springfield evening Elzie Crow was unanimously
For ilici ease of city treasurer's Hiil -
gruesome
relics of murderers hanged
elected
captain
of
the
team
and
will
death
as
a
result
of
an
operation
to-
Investment
and
Power
Co.
’
s
ad
to
Referred
to
finance
committee
ary.
conduct the training until practice I day at 12 o’clock. Mrs. Gray was at the penitentiary are being offered
Fo- grading and gravelling Villard Died at 1:30 O’clock This Morn Springfield. «475.
X Lusetta and J I Thomas to H with the league team commences. | one of Eugene’s useful and popular for >>ile. When Egbert was hanged
boulevard from intersection of East
ing After a Long
The team has a bright, outook and j ' ladies, being an active member ot the Suri-r^tei dent James was careful not
Veneke; lot 5, blk 1, J E Young’s
Eleventh and East Thirteenth streets
with conscientious and hard training W. R. P. L. and other organizations, to lit visitors carry off any piece of
Illness.
ad to Cottage Grove. «2000.
to i* liriuount. Referred to the street
rop in el her articles’.tbat might be
James H and Laura A McFarland they should have a very successful and has a large circle of friends.
committee.
Mary Bell Gray was born in the kep* as relics. ”
For sidewalk along tbe west side of
to H Venske; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, season.
Daily Guard April 12
year of 18G7, in Ohio, where she livea
Ferry street, from East Thirteenth to
8, blk 2, James II McFarland’s Jet ad
Transportation has been »ent all *be until her marriage to J. S. Gray, in
Fast Sixteenth streets. Read and re
to
Cottage
Grove.
8900.
Sarah Francis King Gross, wife of
ferred.
l-'rauk and Isabelle Johnson to E J players of the Eugene league team 1888. Mr. and Mrs. Gray came to Eu
Noah Gross, of this city, died this
For sidewalk from intersection of morning ar one o’clock cf consump Crow; 1.038 acres in Eugene. 8500.
and it is likely that they will all be gene thirteen years ago, aud have re
Fast H'tienth street and Orchard
here by Friday of this week. Active sided here since. Tbe deceased leaves
E
J
and
Olive
F
Crow
to
John
Ber
NEMS NOTES
tion, at the family residence, 47G Oak
avt-iine 'u block 33 connecting with street, after a long illness.
tie; lots 17 and 18, blk 4, Fraser & practice will begin next Monday. three brothers and two sisters who
reside
in
the
East.a
husband
and
four
tile sidewalk on the north side of
Work on the in'!» id at tbe new base
Deceased was born in Macon coun Hyland's ad to Eugene. 810.
East Eleventh. Read and referred.
ball park will begiu 'omorrow morn little children, Barbara, Albert, Ma
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
ty Missouri, in November, 1842, whore
Asking th: I Ih» C and 8-incb sewer
ing. A big toree cf men will be put bie aud Rudoph, to mourn her death. Democratic Primaries Held Satur
she grew to womanhood. She was
William 11 Jennings and Ida M
on East 1 I- -i-el’th street be taken up married to Noab Gross in the year
on to push tbe work through. It L’he funeral services have not yet been
Amis; George Fisher, witness.
day-- Channel Across Bar in
and a 12 inch ewer put in its place, l8G5,eud became the mother of a fam
is going to take a w hole lot of work arranged, as her sister, Mrs. Gun-
the pe.i’loi.eis to pay for the new ily of eight, children, all of whom,
to get tlie grouuds in good coiditmn ther, is expected here from San Fran-
Bad Shope.
pipe. Referred to 'Ire and water com
by the time the season opens. The cisco soon.
with their father, survive her. They LATE POTATO
mittee
grandstand and fence are practically
are Robert E., William and Frank
(Guard Special Service.)
For sewer running from r.ast Elev Gross, proprietors of the Gross Bros.’
completed. A splendid feature o’,
DIGGING
TIME
en! ir street north through the alley
Florence, April 11, 1904.—At the
the
grandstand
is
a
commodious
club,
Foundry, of this city; Leonard
I Democratic primary held Lere on tbe
between Mill and High streets.
house for players, provided with lock-1
Gross, Bettie Gross, Pearl Grose,
(Guard Special Service.)
For appointment of a marshal at Mrs. Delia Gaby, all of this city, and
: 9tb Wm. Harris, Geo. Colter and J.
ers and other conveniences.
Fairmount and remonstrance against
FraDklin, April 12.—Miss Alice C. Phelps were elected de'e^ates to
Mrs. Rose Gilmore, of Salem.
Ed Howe Has Just Dug His Spuds
the sama were read. Couucil author
.Manager DuShane, of the “Blues,”; Fisk, of Elmira, passed thiough here the county convention, to be held In
Mrs. Gross lias been a highly re
ized Mayor ('hiienmn to appoint a
Eugene on the 10th. Mr. Dale and
attended a meeting of th« directors of [ Saturday on her way to Harmony.
-•-Eleven Months Since They
spected resilient of Eugene for twelve
marshal io serve without lay iu Fair years. She leaves many friends who
the State League at Sdeni Sunday.
Alias Lelab Davis, of McMinnville, Mr. Harwood were elected delegates
Were Planted.
mount.
Considerable busiuess was transacted , is visiting with her uncle, Mr. B. C. from what was Lake preciuct. Doug
sincerely regret to hear of her death.
For five short sewers, referred to
including the discussion of the mtt- Beaman, of this place.
lass county,but is now a part of Flor
The funeral services will he con
tbe fire and water committee, were
t«r of rearranging tbe schedule so
ence precinct,Lane county. No nom-
Ed llowe has just finished dici’
ducted l>y Rev. II. F. Rowlan i tomor
The Democratic primary was held
passed on by I lie committee and con row afternoon at the residence. The his potatoes from his garden tract 1.1 mat Roseburg can play here on Alay
I ination was mace for justice of the
here last Saturday, six delegatee be
st i ue non I eeoin mended.
8,
the
date
of
tbe
bie
railway
excur-
j
peace. J. C. Phelps wss nominated
the
bottom
across
the
river
from
the
remains will lie interred in the I.O.O.
ing elected to represent Richardson
for constable.
Eugene sawmill. Rather late potato siou to Eugene, and sc that tbe Van - I preciuct iu Eugeue next Saturday.
REPORT».
F cemetery.
couver team can use tbe Portland i
The L. Rosene went to Yaquiua yes
digging time, yet the “Murphys” are
Monthly report of ■ reet committee
grounds when tbe “Browns” are| Airs. Pope and her daughter, doe, terday. She had quite a number of
just
as
bright
and
souud
as
at
any
of
Deadwood,
passed
through
here
showi d tutiil nni..,ier of feet of linn
away. The four clubs filed their j
passeugeis, among them Drew Severy,
time since ripe.
tier used during March to tie 7302.
bonds of «250, which will be forfeit» 1 last Sunday on their way home from who is going to the hospital at Port
He sold the 130 bushels for GO cents
Health committee reported ti
for non-observance ot league rnh s Eugene, where Miss Pope has been land for treatment.
a bushel, representing a good profit,
eases of contagious diseasa ’.uiii
and by-laws, or in case of failure to doctoring lor the peat few months.
Nearly everybody was out picnick
where there would have been a small
Marell.
Mr. L. V. Slinglcy and wife, aud ing yesterday, a gocdly number tak-
play out the season.
oue
bad
Le
sold
at
the
usual
market
Street oomuii suner reperti d C
Air. T. D. Stiugley, of Siuslaw, are iug a stroll on the ocean beach.
ing time in the full or early winter
Alitele» of incorpori
collected as poll tax und tho fa
of
Poor cl i spending a few days here with their
Roseburg Plaiudealer :
There is still no well defined chan
for about tbirty-tive cents a bushel,
II-
urned over io the city treasurer, i <
Crow Telephone Co. w
Pap” Morrow, manager of the friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lemley.
nel across the bar, „nd there sre
it was nearly a year from the time
niorning witli th« eoiintv
hi- eoui.ai . ioli or eollecti- n.
“Micks,” is all sorrow ana tears, n< t
Air.
and
Airs.
J.
C.
Richardson
have
Incorpnrntors ere C! i.. <• i. ■ “ *y, the potatoes were planted till dug—to because be has doubt of having a gone down on »he Siuelaw for the three loaded schooners here waiting
A.inn I lepoit i t street commi.t
to get out. It is thought that a few
Herman Bjerke, Josep ' Hoot*- mull l-e exact, eleven months.
»lime1 37 lew street cressing.«, 28«
winning aggregation, but beciuse he purpose of bringing Mr. Richardson's
days of fair weather will scon open It
Wm. Mathers. The I r'neif d oltlce
ley crossings, 3 l-.> mill1» cf s.dewa
really believes that bad luck will fol mother, who is quite ill, out to Eu out.
illd pl ice Of I. uh I' p : ■s 1» Crow, Htid
co t • ’ed, 27 blo-L- ' streets gm
low hint for seasons to come. "Talk gene to be doctoied.
tlie i :tal stock is «1000,divided into
ed, and H.->,758 fei ‘
luml er u»
abcut your luck,” quoth “Pap";
Mr. and Mrs. Alilliron, of Junction,
21» aha- .>« cf the par value of «."> each.
during the yeHr.
that Frenchman at Eugene has it over are visiting friends and relatives of
Tlie ob:
i it* treasurer’» an ’ mayor’,
are to construct, main-
me four city blocks for luck. Room this place.
talli, i-qn
nual report» were i I
and o| erate telephone1 The dispatches of yesterday report 13 isn’t in it for what 1 have bad
an
engagement
between
our
»old
en
Messrs. Ben Smith and Harvey I
line».
happeu to ire already this season. I
COMMITTEES Al
After tbe lecture at Corvallis before
Junction, .'passed a
Thi» co ’’■vny will co-operate with slid the Moros ou the Philippine is carried a looking glass out to the ball i Duckworth, of
big bouse, Homer Davenport, his
II.
l’he council ieor* i
lands,
Hfter
an
unsuccessful
effort
to
through
here
Monday.
i
thè l.leweil ,y u Telephone Co. in the
manager, A. E. Pond, aud W. W.
grounds last week, with the intention
of
Dorris being re-elect
bring
the
Moros
to
terms
peacefully,
cote-! rnction of a line from Eugene
of hanging it up in the club room,
Crawford left for home in a Corvallis
the council.
each time refused. The Moros attack-
to l
.v Hiul Elmira.
but when 1 got there 1 foolishly laid
rig. Coming along a dark place what
The following coniti flee* were HP-
ed our soldiers, when two American
it on a bench and afterwards tipped
appeared to be a man loomed up in
pointed :
soldiers were killed, Newcomb, of
over the bench and broke it into a
the middle of the road, and acted in
Judiciary—G, W.
din, F. Al
Co. K, 17th infantry, whom the Al
This morning Judge Kincaid com
thousand pieces. Talk about luck.
such a strange manner the occupants
•i
Wilkius, K. B. Ileud
bany
boys
say
is
a
former
Linn
coun
mitted
Charles
Zumwalt,
of
June-
That has “Fakir” White’s hatting
thought they were in for a holdup.
Final ee—Geo. B. Dorile, 1 I’ ’. P. All
ty yonng man, who went from Tati
i tion, a lad of fourteen years, to tbe
derson, 1*. O. Beckwith.
The stockholders of the Crow Tele gent, where his father now resides.— average of last season looking like Boys' and Girls' Aid Society at Port Davenport hid bis «500 watch. Pond
thirty cents.
tried to secrete bis sack of money and
Streets .1 I). Matlock, W. W. Cal- phone Company are requested to at- Albany Democrat.
laud, with tbe understanding that tbe
Crawford disposed of his large stock
klur, L O Beckwith.
ten 1 meeting on the 11th day of May,
On next Saturday, according to boy be given to J. C. Kennedy, of of valuables, but it was a young heif
Fire and Water— F. M. Wilkins, W, at 1 o’clock, p. tn., a’ the company
the
present arrangements, tbe Mult Junction, to be cared for. Tbe state er.—Albany Democrat.
W. Calkiu», G. W. Griffin.
office at Crow.
nomah club's baseball nine will open ment of E. U. Lee and tbe boy was
Health -L. O. Beckwith, J. D.
CHAS. HADLEY,
the season in Portland in a game with taken and was to tbe effect that tbe
Matloek, K. B. Ileliderion.
IIAMD. BJERKE,
tbe
Salem Reglane. The local clnb father would not and did not take
Printing and Police—T. H. Ander
Dr. Tbos. Osburn, an uncle of w.
JOSEPH HOOKER,
care of the boy. The boy has been
son, Geo. B. Derris, G. W. Griffin.
O. Zeigler, of this city, who was In i team is iu good shape aud tbe mem living with Mr. Kennedy for some
WM. .VATHEKS,
bers
look
to
a
successful
season.
—
Or tier appointments are as folio»»:
Eugeue for simal weeks lust suui
time past.
Joe. Qlinger and Mies Viola Cook
A letter from E. L. Cainpl*ell,dated iuer,died suddeuiy from heart trouble Portland Journal.
J. M. William», oily attorney, J. F.
were married yetterday afternoon at
Turner, »treet eummiBciuuer; Geo. I ut tl.ul.tòu, lows, April 7, says. at Al»..ei«, Lal., last Meduesiiay.
P * rn
lue uulversily nesbiUvU Uaie u**c-
•he M. E «irecnape, Rfv. B. F. Rowe
Imu
I our
cf »now, cold. 11.». de w«e ageJ « ,»l,ly yea;». He m«d
F. Lroller, a»»i»iaiit mgm eaieh; c.
oralevi Ine olii oíi*ei*ai.*iy cu okiu- .
!”i 1 ifficlatfrj. Tbe yrt»"g 'ftpl
to U» uil.foot people like 'win pii.e a uuiuoer ot fiieuds while here.
M. l oilier, city aurveyui. me city
lier s r.uite »nu „ i i» u, tu ieii, vue
»«..He nt Ctihnnr, 'Ir. ('Hnccr being
uiartlial ami night wateii were allowed 1er liugeviue iu the lap of spring Ibey will be paiued to bear ot ids
class
color,
it
ha»
calne
isj
tur
about
iu
Eugeue,
A^rll
11,
1904,
to
Mr.
employed
by the Booth.Kelly Lum
with a vei geauce. ”
to bold over for tbe presi ut.
| deavii.
I a J ear.
aud Mrs. W. Roy Brent, a suo.
ber Co.
I
TELEPHON l
FRANCHISE
CoQiihuse lums
FLORENCE
Franklin Berns.
CO H:\ \Y
Tangent Soldier Killed.
A d Imaginary Holdup
Committed 10 Aid Society,
tcckholders’ Meeting.
Married.