Eugene semi-weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-190?, April 23, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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THE EUG NE GUARO
I
BURGLARS WERE
bound OVER
uf the affair, and their efforts were
Hplaebes through mud and braves rain i or
against
tbe
direct
pri-
fully appreciated by all.
etoima as if they were just the sort of ma< y
nomination
amendment 1
I
by signing |
tbe couatiiutlon
Published at I'n ene.Oregon, every thing be dote« on.
, to
Wedn ' fay ai d Saturday.
Address
The solider Loy- uf Ucmpauy
Tbe judge is not a« furious a driver 1 the petition
fur i s submiMion '
J. C. S.ubt'P, genual ni eager of
all (oiuniuuicatiana and make ail re­
held
a jollification last evening that
mittances payable to the Eugen»* as tin Preei left, aid does not run to a vote.
traffic, and E. O. McCormick, direc­
toey
will
long
remember
as
one
ot
Guard, Eugene, Oregon.
bis Lorse up hill aud down dale as 1
tL> be t tlu.e- yet iu the bi.tory of tor of passenger traffic of the S. P.,
C MP ÎEI 1. BROS , PUBLISHERS does tbe y.unger man. The judge H
tbe
zau'zati u. A »ho-t, spirited passed through Eugene yest r lay af­
Races Among the Clouds.
Wiigate Brothers Waivtd Exami
drill was held until niue-tbirty , ternoon ou their way to S ill I ..LCis-
more sedate, totb in and out ox tbe |
bubscriptiui Rates —
$1 .' i O saddle. But he aud President Loose- i
Ono year
nation arid Will Wait far the
c'elrok. just euuugli to cultivate au co from Portland, ca'led L..ck by an
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Airship builders from all parte of i
Net having com-
Six month i
xcelhnt appetite fur th- boys, after, urgent di-patch.
velt used to get long very well to­
Circuit Court.
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A d ve i -in. ■ ates male known on
leiec his work iu the northwest,
the world are bringing their craft to
ahieb
they
marched
to
'be
Hazlewood
gether, except when the governor set
i.rplb ' i
.cafe, where a long able Laded with Stubbs will return in a few days.
St. Louis to compete for the $200,000
an extraordinary laige quantity of j His trip to Oregon is said to be el
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APRIL 23 too fast a pace, aud then the judge 1 offered iu prizes by the Louisiana Pur­
SAI UKD 4Ï
Daily Guard April 20
was content to drop quietly uebiii'l
eatables, which look good to a sol- ( uifleant uf numerous changes and i a-
chase Exposition at the greatest aerial
William and Harry Wiigate, the dier, was waiting them. As the feast i provements, tut such spe ul.tyu al­
aud
take
tbe
duet
of
his
more
ener
­
County Ticket
contest ever w iged in the world's two young men arrested Monday proceeded speeches were made by, ways follows tue trip of big officials
getic comrade.
i
over a road.
history.
morning
for stealing
clothing
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o from Cuptaiu Hammond, the company's
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Mr Roosevelt and Judge Paraer of­
For Rcpiesentatives —
More thought has probably been ex­ i tbe cleaning aud dye works of F. L. commander, Sam Taylur, a honorary I
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rv
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ten hail luncheon together in the cl<i
J. E. Barnes, Mapleton.
pended in an effort to discoier some Poindexter on West Eighth street member, Sergeants Huntley,Straight. ' O.
K.
GRUBBER
AND STUMP­
Edward Jankes, Cottage Grove.
days when both were iu the $30,COO. ■
during the fire, were arraigned before Morris and other members.
Many |
PULLER
way of perfecting means of aerial ' Judge Wintirmeier, of the justice
L R. E’munson, Eugene.
toasts were given and responded to
(XX) capital at Albany, aud when, we
transportation than to any other sub- ' court, at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
For County Judge-
with a will. Cbeerj rent tae air for I Beats them all. Three state prem­
may be sure, only one of them may ject, and the results of these efforts |
W. P. Cheshire, bpri igfleld.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Har­ Captain Hamm-.nl, und the leys ian. One norse equal to 99 in power.
have indulged iu dreams of living ic
Gr ibs an a-re a day Pulls down
For County Clerk—
are showu at the World's Fair. An ( ris bad a large number of witnesses swore loyalty to him, their gallant j
I
es,
lanls logs to mill, moves
tbe White House. Aud that one w-ië
J. C. Parker, Pleasant Hill.
on
h
nd
to
give
testimony
against
the
leader
After
the
banquet
a
stag
aeronautic coulee has been defined, |
For Sheriff—
men, but as soon as Judge Winter- dance was indulged in at the Armory, ' nouees.
not Judge Parker.
anJ immense houses built for shelter 1 meier finished reading the charge
JAMES UNNEY,
Fred Fisk, Eugene.
aud with much merriment the boys
Brooks Marion County Cre.
ing the balloons prior to the contests. 1 against them they surprised every one went th.ough the quadrilles under
For Commissioner—
k.T at
..f once
ZX.Z».. declaring
.... that they __
..11
J. 1!. Hill, Junction.
Santos Dumont has been iu St. Louis by
would
“He Came and He Cursed.”
the direction of 'ergeant Pritchett,
For Assessor—
who calle . from the gallery. Ata late I The flouring mills of Wilhelm Jt
to make arrangements for enteriDg saive examination.
R. O. Brady, Creswell.
The judg- bound them over in the hour the company disbanded, pro- Sou, Monroe and Junction are run­
his latest aud most improved airship
I ning full time and are thus enabled
The London Mall refuses to be dls-
For Treasurer—
sum of $500 each to appear before claiming the best time of the year.
in the races with the hope of winning Judge Hamilton of the circuit court
I to supply all customers.
I. E. Stevens, Eugene.
! turbed by the dire news from its sp<*
the capital prize of 8100,000.
For School Superinteudeut —
in
June.
Not
being
able
to
furnish
cial correspondent with the British
Invitations are out for the marriage !
E. it. Parker, Creswell.
the bonds,, they w re again taken to
of Miss Caroline May Rankin, dsugb I The Portland “Frowns’’ passed
mission to Thibet to the effect that
For Surveyor—
jail.
| ter of F. A. Rankin, of this city, to | tbiough Eugene on the afternoon
i the Thibetan lamas b .ve recen’ly
Ralph Hunt, Eugene.
George B. Audçraon, of New York traiu on their way to Portlaud from
held a commination service and sol
For Coroner—
city, to take place Wednesday even- , Sau Francisco, where they have been
R. M. Day, Eugene.
j emnly cursed the misiloii “for the
ing, May 4th, at eight o’clock, in tbe|PlaJiu8
«ry unsuccessful ball
( space of three days,” confident in the
First Methodist Episcopal church, , 8anle9-
j Eu«ene’ Oregon’
* Canyon t ky, Grant county, Eagle:
result that tho “British forces will
Democratic Candidate for Rep­
Nomination
That Caused dwindle” away by a^t of Providence.
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W. S. Brown and H. a . Sommer
resentative on Lane Connty
Tbe Mail’s brief but sufficient com-
Tbe .'.lbany Democrat must have re- ( ville, who compose tha firm of Brown
a Chill.
Ticket.
I ceived tne oHowing via the grapevine, Sommexvilie, spent several days in
meut is to quote from tbe “Ingoldsby
Trainer W. L. Hayward arrived in telegraph; “The Nicklin soup factory (be city last week from their stock
Legends,
”
where
the
cardinal
fell
Portland Journal: One of the strik |
•lames E. Barnes, whom the Demo- | Eugene las* night and took hold of. in Eugene caught fire this forenoon ranches iu Bear V alley and the lzee
lag features of the convention which I upon the Jackdaw of Rbeims, end
yratic
county convention of Lane i the university Hack team this after­ aud was entirely consumed, with most, country. Mr. Brown was tbe success-
nominat' d Binger Hermann for con- | .... cursed him in eating; he j county has placed on tbe legislative | noon. The weather was not such that | of its contents and one or two small ful aspirant for the nomination for
cursed him in drinking.
grass was the uttei lack of entbusi
j ticket, is 62 years of age and is en- outside work on the track could be buildings adjoining. Other buildings th« office uf sheriff ou the Demon.at-
He cursed him in coughing,
ic ticket.
j
gaged in farming ou tbe Lower Sius- done, and so tight exercise was taken were saved by hard work.”
hh O'
with which his triumph was re­
sneezing and winking;
in tbe gymnasium*
ceived. Not a cheer broke from the He cursed him in sitting, in standing , law in tbe vicinity of Mapleton.
Trainer Hayward expressed himself j
Before coming to this county sev­
and lying,
lips of the delegates.
There was a
as pleased with the conlition of the!
which is progressing sUauily toward
eral
years
ago
Mr.
Barnes
practiced
|
He cursed him in riding, in walk­
the chronic s. oe.
ripple of hand claps and then a chill­
! law in Colorado, serving six years on i men and believes that he can develop
ing and flying;
! the bench. He served a term iu the I a winning team. The boys havn con-
HAVE YOU REACHED IT?
ing silence. Never was a political
He cursed him in living, he cureed I Kansas legislature. He is a ready aud | fluence iu his ability to do so, aud I
Have you reached that point where
candiadte's bard-won victory received
him in dying,
j logical talker, and, we believe, will | tbat w*11 8° a l°u8 way toward sue- The Souipi Sense which is Some­ you've had to stop eating what you
more coldly,and never has a nominat­ Never was heard such a terrible curse!
liked ? Are you living on toast and tea,
i make a good showing for himself on | cees-
)
times Obscured by the
But vvhat gave rise
or oatmeal—crackers and milk, coveting
ing convention had more reason to
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• The track was put in fair shape last
the
county
canavse.
the good things you don't dare eat? Do
Spu-LIe oi hJi Wit
To no little surprise,
feel ashamed of its work.
- Saturday, and as soon as the weather |
you go to tile table dreading the penalty
Nobody seemed one penny the worse!
will permit will be put in first-cla*
of the meal and its after suffering? Yotf
Every delegate in the convention
Irish
wit
is
very
often
unconscious.
can be cured so that vou can eat any­
condition. Tbe annual tryout for
was familiar with Hermann’s tainted
The Irishman serves up a dish of humor thing you want, eat it with appetite aud
i members of tbe team will ba hell wi .11 a garnishing of wit. Beneath the digest
it properly. Here's the proof :
public record and with tbe wide­
The Kodak in Land Contests.
about a weak from Saturday.
lightest sallies of the strongest brogue,
"I was a great sufferer with dyspepsia
spread belief that he tVae a party to
The following schedule for tbe sea- one often fiuds a depth of philosophy for over two years, and I was a complete
worthy of a sage.
physical wreck,” writes Mr. Preston F
the timber steals during bis term as
son has been arranged:
When the Irish hod carrier fell from Fenstermacher. of Egvpt. Lehigh Co.,
It may not be generally known, but
For
Pacific
University
—
May
14,
at
land commissioner.
Every delegate
the ladder vilh his load of bricks, and Pa. "Had many torturing, gnawing and
An
exchange
says:
Druggist
the Federal Land Office is about to
was picked up bv his sympathetic fel­ aching pains—I think about all that a
whn aided in renominating him seem­
Greene is preparing a unique scrap i est Grove.
establish many reforms in its methods be ok. It contains the written orders | University of Washington- .May 21. lows : "Did the fall hurt ye, Pat?” dyspeptic has or ever could have. I also
ed to have a secret sense of shame as |
said one to the half conscious man.
suffered much with constipation. I tried
of transacting business.
One of of some customers of foreigz birth, at Seattle.
"Faith,” came the whispered answer,
many different medicines which were
be reflected npon hie own part in I
Oregon
Agricultural
College-June
" It’s not the failin' that hurt me, but the recommended to cure the trouble, but
i these is the equipment of its special aud these orders are both curious and
placing such a candidate before the I
4, at Eugene,
Itoppin ’. ”
these only made me worse aud my con­
agents with the finest class of kodaks. amusing. Heie are some that aie cop­
It sounds like an Irish "bull” but it dition was more sluggish and weak thaa
people.
The Hermann managers I
ied from the originals:
isn’t. It is profound philosophy. How before. My stomach was in such a weak
These will be used to photograpu the
“I have a cute pain in my child’s
were dismayed at the frigid reception
condition that the least
improvements of homesteads, timber diagram. Please give my son some­
and easiest kind of food
given to their candidate’s victory and
to digest would get sour
and stone entries, and other land thing to release it.’’
In the hope of arousing some sem­
iu my stomach, and I had.
“Dear Doctor, pies gif bearer five
taken by settlers aud the pictures will
such a weak and debili­
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blance of enthusiasm they prepared i |
tated appearance that it
be the best kind of evidence in the sense worse of Auutie Toxyn for gade
With
daucing,
conversation
to bring his picture before tbe dele­
seemed as if I had hardly
baby’s throat and obleage.’’
thousands of contest cases pending.
laughter, a merry throng of young
any blood in my whole
“My little baby has eat up its fath­
gates, displaying it from the stage.
bodv. Muscles were soft
In most of the cases where title is er’s parish plaster. Send an anecdote folks passed one of the most enjoya­
and flabby, circulation
But this idea was abandoned becaure
disputed the original entrymau sets quick as possible by the inclosed ble evenings of the year last night nt
poor and slow. Suffered
they bucaine fearful t hat the *18800
the home of Mrs. Minnie Washburne
greatly from cold hands
up the claim that he has made more girl.”
at Eist Eleventh and Patterson
and feet. At last I came
would lie even more complete than It
“This child is my little girl, 1 se
or lees improvements, and the con-
across an advertisement
streets, where they assembled in hon­
was already. It was too much to ex i
you five ceut to buy two sitless pow­
of Dr. Pierce’s. I read
! Cestaut who seeks to oust the entry -
or " of Mrs. Waabburne's neice.
it through and thought
ders for a gruau up adult who is
pect the delegates to applaud a nom­
Miss Barbara Eakin, of Salem
I man alleges on
ou the contrary that there slice.”
to myself this firm must
ination which is condemned by every
large
veranda where
the
The
have some sympathy with
are few.if any improvements and that
“You will please give the lettle boi
suffeiing humanity.
I
folks
danced was made
young
honorable and seif respecting citizen
the law has not been compiled with five cents’ worth of epecac for to cozy by porehj] screens, clusters
wrote to them for a quea-
In the state. The very men who gave
tion list blank, which I
On this issue there aie lively contests throw up in a five mouths old babe. of dogwood, and lighten by Chinese
filled out and returned to
Hermann the no nination were fearful
N. B.—The babe has a sore stum
lanterns. Music was furnished by the
them, stating my symp­
before the registers and receivers of
rnick. ’’
that the investigations into the tim­
toms and pains. To my
popular student orchestra known as
local land offices, and mauy witnesses
great surprise I received
I “I haf a hot time in my insides and the Bachelors,
ber frauds may yet involve him in
Light refreshments
by return mail the best
are brought to testify on each side wicb 1 wood like it to be extinguish­
were sei ved iu the dining room bv
disgrace, and one delegate was beard
and uiost substantial ad­
As s usual thing these disputes end ed. What is good for to extinguish it? tbe hostess. The guests were: The
vice that I ever before
to say, as he left tlie convention hall,
read
This advice gave
in an appeal to the bead office in i The inclosed mousy is the price of Misses Barbara Eakin, Alicia MeEl
“We have nominated Binger Hermann
the extinguisher. Hurry pleas.”
me the greatest confi­
roy, Myra Loveridge, Jessie Bacon,
Washington, which involves time and
dence in the World*« Dis­
but it will be lucky if he is not in­
Vernita Henderson, Leone and Myr­
pensary Medical Associa­
, expeuse.
dicted before he Is elected."
tion, even so great that I
tle Kaye, Maude King, Norma Hen-
It is believed that ths kodak will
at once left off all formes
dricks, Camille Carroll, Helena Rob-
Hermann’s success was largely the
remedies and tried Dr
put an end to much tof this rouble,
inson, Florence De Bar, Hazel Hum-
result of political jealousies among a I
Pierce's Golden Medical
i supplying evidence that canuot be
phrey, Francis Young, Sad ie Ford,
Discovery and * Pleasant
few pien woo couttollei’ a tnajoritv
Salem Journal : The line-up of the
Messrs. James aud Lloyd Mott, Wis- many a man who has fallen into bad Pellets.’ I used about eight vials of ths
i controverted aud removing auy possi- Raglans for the season of 1904 la
as-
habits realizes that it's the stopping that
• Pellets ’ and ten bottles of the * Discov­
of the votes in the convention. It
, bility of mistakes in evldeuce, the sumiug shape, and out of the large tar Johnson, Bert Eastland. Elmer hurts How many a good liver who has ery ’ which brought me back to
cannot be pretended that be is the
Paine, Ralph Robinson, Paul Wil­ suddenly been brought up short by an former state of health.”
witness in this case being incapable number o players al' but fifteen have
loughby, Webster L. Kincaid, Will aggravated case of stomach disease real­
choice of the voters of the first dis­
TO BE KEPT IN MIND.
i of trifling with the truth and beyoti I been released. The men who will till Ford, Albert Applegate, Merk Hanna izes that it's the stopping that hurts.
trict, and the chilling lack of enthu­
positions
for
a
time,
at
least,
are:
The
falling
is
easy
enough
and
the
sen
­
Let
every
who has some slight
the implication of perjury.
Wheeler. Leonard Straight, Chester sation pleasaut. That clownward route disorder of person
the stomach keep this ia
siasm which prevailed in the conven-
Catchers, Wilkins and Suess; pitch­
and Carl Washburne and Orville Wal­ marked by late lunches of lobster or mind : What hurts the stomach hurts
ers, Calitf, Lucas, Wilner, Mcluuis.
tion is but a faint reflex of the dis
welch rarebit, washed down with a stim­ the whole body and every part of it.
ler.
Taylor; first base, Nebriug: second,
Direct
Primary
Nominations.
ulating drink, was a very pleasant one The body is sustained by food when di­
approval with which liouest citizens
Dowuie; third, Davis; shortstop,
to travel. But to come hard up against gested and converted iuto nutrition. But
must view tiis ik niiniilion.
Nature's punishment of dyspepsia, wnich
when the stomach and other organs of
Daily <>uard April 21______
Fay; outfield, Bayn, Rapp aud Lee.
The Milwaukee, Wisconsin, News
stops all pleasures of eating and drink­ digestion aud nutrition are diseased the
Bert Lougheed will arrive tonight,
The Elks ami their ladies enjoyed a ing, is the thing that hurts.
food eaten cannot be properly digested,
reports that a resident just returned and ba« been signed fur a permanent
the nutrition of the body fails, with the
most delightful evening last night i
THX
WAY
TO
HKAX.TK
Roo.evelt and Parker.
from Mississippi says of the primary place. He is said to be one of thé
natural result of weakness. Hence the
at Elks’ hall, the entertainment being
best all around men ou the coast, and furnished by the ladies, whose suc­ |a paved with good intentiona When loss of flesh, the run-down condition,
election law tn for-e in thHt state:
there is an overTull feeling after eating,
the " weak ” heart, sluggish liver. " weak •
Preside it 1;
The people think everything of the has a splendid record. He was cap cess fairly dazzled the brain of the with bloating and belching, the discom­ kidneys and other diseases which are a
tain
of
the
Stauford
college
nine,
fort
leads
The
man
to
say,
"I
must
do
direct
result of .he diseased con lition of
law aud wouldn't give it up for any-
gentlemen as they listened to the ex­
Parker, io
coached I'ullu. in college for tuo cellent program, ind beheld the ban something tor thia 'stomach trouble. '
the stomach.
thl
g
They
say
it
absolutely
does
didal. ■
But alter a time the discomfort passes off
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
away with the “ring business.” Th« >• years, aud playi-i a itb the tpekaue quet tables, which surpassed thei* and he does nothing. Sometimes he cures diseases of the stomach and other
league
team.
are uow be vie;
greatest «xpectations. The program does worse than nothing by taking some­ organs of digestion and nutrition. It
uatorial nomi
rendere 1 was as follows: Piano soln. thing to "settle the st-mach * which, by enables the per ect digestion and aaaim-
giving tern . rary relief, encoc >gea him
four ca idida
Miss Maude King; violin solo, Mt«- io greater de ay in taking the proper ilation of foo-b and therefore the proper
nourishment of the body. By its use
four met irt
Meta Goldsmith; vocal solo. Miss treatment for the diseased stomach. Pal­ lost flesh is t .lined, weak’ « Rive
looking t ir th« ir suffrages, and
Hazel Huff; recitation, Mrs. H. C. liative pellet,- powders and tablets may
place to stren ., and the body is buil
up with sound ilesh and solid muscle.
question who shall stand for the 1
Mahon: vocal «olo. Miss Booery : pi relieve for a time, but they won't cure.
Earl Bridges, aged eighteen years. ano solo, Mils Mount; a Idrees of we! They can't cure. Suppose you saturate
office 1« thus brought t ight do a
YOUR HOME LIBRARY
the garbage in a barrel with cologne;
died al hi.* Louie at Pleasaut Hit'
the people themselves. It is worl
come l y Mrs. Gtho V. Roberts. In there will be a sweet odor in place of a
b
a : '. tee thcan be filled to advant-
April 17, IIX’4, from consumption ; formal dancing was also a
wonderfully will iu Mississippi.
feature. foul one until the strength of the cologne
v Dr. Pie: -e's Common S r«e Med­
The fuueral was held Mon lay, with there being a program of
sixteen is used up. tben the foul smell is worse ical Adviser. This great medical work,
we-e both ft
Mississippi has a primary hi* for
than
ever,
an
I
though
perfumes
may
iutermeut iu Pleasant llul cemetery. j numbelt.
To the committee. Mrs. O change the odor of garbage they can't containing over one thousand large
a nice cha
the nomination of all candidates for
pages and more than ;oo illustrations,
I V. Robert«. chiirnisn; Mrs. W. H arrest the de ay. Underneath the per­ is nt /recon receipt of stamps to pay
Have
just
rieeived
a
carload
of
barb
saddle while
office. It includes not only city and
|
Hoffman,
Mrs.
Geo.
11.
Smith,
Hrs.
fume
deeav
g
>es
along
unhindered.
It
s
expense of iii.Ti.ing on
Se 1 thirty-
wire ou which we are giviug the
bills of Alb«
county officers, but all from the gov
on ■ ne-cen: «tamps for the ci '-. bound
< tobism ”* *,
-, Mrs. C. F. Littlefield so with the ’til and disease.! stomach
lest pices
ever made in Lan« 1.1. Goldsm
thing« ■ at "settle the stomach"
v one or vnlv twenty-one sump« tea
one tlilng--l u
ernor down. Oregon v. ters have the county. Give us a call. — "¡[beim a and Mr«. G. R. .'hrisman, is due a The
and cut tecl r the time acidity, heart- the book In r*per covers. AddrUS Dl.
..rest
deal
of
credit
for
th
e
i
i<<<
burn, etc., have no effect on the dise.se
»Ide oi. acuuuut of the weather, but opportunity .to
S n. Junction,
A. V. Pier «, Buffalo, Ji. Y
Semi-Weekly Guard
JAMES E. BARNES.
TRAINER HAY
WARD IS HERE
PAT’S PHILOSOPHY.
“A HOT TIME
IN HIS INSIDES
I
SOCIETY EVENTS
Salem’s Team.
Died.