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Tí! TH E El GENE GUARD AUTOMOBILE RACE HELD laud; deputy grand master, W. H. Fla nagan Grant’s Pass; senior grind waiden, W T. Williamson, Portland; junior grand warden, Lot L. Pearce, Salem; grand treasurer, Henry Roe, Portlaud; grand secretary, James F. Robinson, Eugene; trustees of edu catioual fund, John M. Hodson, M. S. Woodcock and John B. Cleland, all of Portland. — turned to her tbe same day. When she .ecovered ber money, she lost no time in placing it In the bank, where it would be safe.—Timea. Irving ■—1 CIRCUIT ERRORS WERE NUMEROUS COURT IN SESSION Society Principal For the Reason —I ------------------- Ha was relieved at the end of tfle sixth inning and McKune rubatitut ed.” Loss Evnets On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Obas F. Littlefield gers a china showc (Guard Special Serv ce.) party at her home, 81 West Fifth Blues at Salem. Irving, June 16-x'be meetings eon srteet, in bouor of Miss Laura V. OFF FOKTHF ducted by Rev. Wigmore and Evan Stafford, whose engagement to Mr. Ed gelist Garmong at tbe Christian i One Ma i Killed In Adjourned Term Con Salem, Jnne 17. — I esterday was ¿u- Hanson was formally announced. church will continue during tbe re SANTIAM - geue's eff day, aud tbe Blues lost the Mrs. Littlefield bad decorsted th« mainder of Ibis week. Quite a goodlv cozy parlor aud drawing room ver« Hamburg Auto number have already united them- 1 vened at Two O'clock game to Salem mostly ou account of artistically with cut flowers anti j costly errors. selves with the church. hearts, and in keeping with the oona I MrFarland pitched good ball, but Party of University People Left An interesting game of ball was Kace. This Afternoon was gi«eu tbe worst of support. The siou toe game of piogiessive heart- played here Saturday, Bethel de'eai- To Make Survey of That was tbe principal pastime of tbe at score : ing Our Own by a score of 17 to 13. teruoon. In tbe contest for point« EUGENE Stream. Quite a number of people trom here ab r h PO ■ e Mrs R. E. Grose won Bret prize and attended tne commencement exercises Briseno, as .. 4 0 1 2 2 3 Mre. W. M. Preston second. At the Thousand' of Spectators, Includ at tbe university this week. Large Number of Cases Being McKune, 2b p 4 0 0 I *> 0 close of the games Mrs Littlefield, Daily Uuard June 17 ing Many Ro, al Personages (Hynes. if . 4 0 1 0 0 assisted by Miss Gretta Bristow Miss Livia Bond arrived home i Radford, c ... ;i 0 1 6 2 2 Disposed of and Docket Professor c.. H. McAlister, Percy Thursday from Philomath. •> Uitn sxed the Start Downing, 3b 0 1 I 2 3 served delicious refreshments. Th Adame, J. A. (lamber, C. F. Rhodes, At Regular Term Will Schofield cf .... 3 0 1 3 0 0 invitations have been issued for th« Tbe Warthens, Christophers and j Tms Morning. Chas Austin, Carl McClaitie and A. Dills are expected home tomorrow Aefzger, rf 3 0 O 3 0 0 wedding, which will take place ac tbe Be Short McFarland, p-2b 3 0 0 0 2 K. Tiffany compose I tbe piny which from their outing at the oceauside. new home of lie groom to-be, ou Un .» Somers lb ....... 0 3 0 8 left this afternoon for tbe Upper San- corner of East Sixth ami Oak streets The I O O F lodge is making exten tiam river, !u Linn county, to make a To’als .... 2!) 0 5 24 12 11 Thursday evening, June 30th. Mi Hamburg, June 17 - Emperor Wil- The adjourned term of circuit court survey of tnat stream to determine sive improvements, viz: re rioting Hanson is th« well known clothle liam ga;e the tlsg d|>'ial for the first SAL and painting their b-11 and maaitig convened at tbe courthouse this af and Miss Stafford is very popular b start preci-elv ..t ~ o’clock this morn tbe available water. new walas around tbe same. ternuon, Judge J. W. Hamilton pre- ali r h po a e society circles. At yesterday's affai The party expects to be gone about ing, and with a migt.ty cheer by 1 4 6 1 Mrs Gomph and Mrs Gum. of Santa siding. The regular term begins Fay, ss two weeks, and tbe trip is more of an thousands the great tb-unett automo Longheed, 3b / 3 *> 1 1 0 0 she was the ree'pient of a large nun, outing than anything else, although Clara, were tbe «nests of Mrs Luckey Monday morning, Up to 3:30 o’clock Wilkins, o . 1 3 0 7 1 0 her of picees of cbiua, the gifts of he* bile race wae on. In 'he itcfeiiai pa this afternoon ttie following eases bad Nebring. lb their survey work will be thorough one day this week. 4 1 2 10 1 0 friends. The invite«! guests wer«' vilion with ttie kaiser were the era D h > I«, 3b . 3 1 0 1 0 I »lesdatnee W. M. Preston, Darwi They all took fishing ou’ tits along, and Chas Powell and W K Lord are to beeu acted upon : .* I 1 0 press, the king of Wortemburg, tier J. J. Thomas vs The Booth-Kelly Emerson, ...rf 4 *» Í ast be Saul lain has I be reputation of be represent Irving at the U B confer n 0 0 Bristow, K. E. Gross, J. 8, M«dley man Crowu P iuceliisu l Duke Ernst, If .. . 4 Lumber Company, a corporation; re Williams, ing one of tbe best streams on tbe ence at Salem next week. Î 4 Ü (Cottage Grove), W. H. Alexander. Downie, 2b....... 2 0 Louis ot Hesse, Grind Duke Freder port of referee. Submitted. Argu- Calif, p............... 4 for trout, they expect to bag a 1 0 0 .» «! Bert Vincent, James Meyers, Geo. 1 . ick Francisco. Nuti'eroiis princes, cast meat to be held at July term in Lin of the «peekleu beau Smith, II. A. Scb'««ring, A. L. P« who with their suit s made a s’rikiug large number Totals 30 12 7 27 15 0 CELBRATION coln county. ties. ter, J. A. Haines, G N. Frazer, th«- group, in which tbe gorgeous mili RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. E F Gillett vs William II Dodge T‘e ascent of Mt. Jefferson, tbe Misses Maude Morris, Ada Hanson. tvry nuiforma were a conspicuous fea and C Runyard; report of referee. Eugene. . 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0— peak in Oregon, will Bessie Wlrikley, I’earl ntatford.Gmtta AT ELMIRA ture. Near the starting line on the second hignest Hits .. .0 1 0 o 0 0 2 1 1— 5 Bristow, Belle Millican, Mae Ham Continued for term and time extend be made by the p«rty before they re- opposite sides of tbe course two grand 2 Salem. . .2 0 4 3 0 1 0 X — 12 ed to referee to take testimony. atanps. «-ai'h sestiug live thousand, turn. Hits...2 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 X- 7 mitt. W H Holden vs Harry M Holden were packed with eager spectators, Program of” Exercises to Be and Anna Holden; suits in equity. SUMMARY. while twenty t ousand more sight Springfield News Note and Comment. Stolen bases—Downing 2, Longhead Referred to court reporter to take Held On the Fourth seers assembled in tbe grand en 2, Wilkins, Emerson, Williams, Fay testimony. Two-base bit—Nebring. Home run— closure six miles in circumference. of July. J D Humphreys was appointed city J R Brown vs Theresa Felderert Emerson. Double playa—Fav to Neb- One man was killed by being run Drawing lots for tbe order of starting, marshal by Mayor Jayne Wednesday. and Nlc Felderert; to recover money. ring; Emerson to Wilkins. Bases ou Jenatzy, German, secured the first balls—McFarland, 5. Hit by pitched over In the big automobile iace a» Following 1« the program for tbe Set for trial Monday at 9 a m. Mi Humphreys will conduct the chance and Jed off on the Kaiser's sig —Downing. Struck out—By Cal- Hamburg yesterday, But what <> Edwin H Van Veehten vs Clar ball office as at a former time, and work I celebration it Elmira July 4, 1' 04: iff. 6; by McFarland, 2; by McKune, that! Ladies Hocked about and klsae I nal. His car leaped forward nod in Mathes; to recover money. Contin 2 ^’Irst base on errors—Eugene, 1; tbe winner. 10 a m —Bend luusie. ing in the * lacksmith shop. wo seconds was lost to view in tbe Salem, 4. Earned runs—Salem, 2. Song America. ued. Professor W M 8utton is buildirg a crowdid liues. At intervals of seven ; Euphany Condray vs Andrew P Hits—Off McFarland, 5; off McKune Keoitallou by Myra Huston. minutes the care etarted, each en- commodious five room cottage ou tbe off Califf, 5. Left on bases—Eu There are other than human trap Condray; petition for custody of mi 2; Music by tbe Baud. gene 3; Salem,7. Time of game-1:3b. edlei. Thia enureged by rounds of applause Fol ot that adjoins Dr Jayne'a property morning attracted li nor child. Decree upon stipulation. Umpire—Derrick. Scorer—Jessup. Reading of tbe Declaration of Inde ou East A stieet, which he expects to lowing Jen fzy came Edge, (Eng- pathetic bird cries, we saw tbe 0« Long A Bingham Lumber Company pendence by Lee Aoel. Imd), Werner (Austria,) Laud Blau- rent. walking off with a youug robin in he Oration by W. A. Wann, of Eugene. vs Winters A Campbell; to recover cia (Italy) Tuery (France), Hnutvast Salem June 18.—The Eugene mouth, while the parent blrda flu' The brick for the new WOW hall The afternoon program will consist money. Continued for term. < Belgian). Bar.ii. Von Caiteis (Ger- are expected to airive almost every of h iiteraiy program at rhe stand un Norton R Gaylord vs S H Hurst and Blues were compelled to borrow tered about with outcries. Tbe o ' nan), Gir ing (Euglish), Braun (Aus day now. Everything le ready to be til 3 p. I,, While this is going ou all G G Grose; damages. Continued for Lougbeed, of Salem, to play first bidden under the porch, the robin I tria). Cagno (Italian), Dalleron gin laying them just as soou as they base, and Rube Sanders, tbe «ell perched In an ad joining cherry tr*' kin-la of rrrrerr an I amusements «‘11 term. (French), Augier e« (Belgian), Opel arrive. known Indian player, to play centre with an occasional sorrowful calllLt, lake niece «rear the pus.office K L Sabin vs Long A Bingham (German), Jarrott (English), War field yesterday, but were then unable cry. The uniform rank, WOW, and A 3 p. m. tbe match ball game will Lumber Compauy, a corporation; to den (Austrian), Storere (Italian), I members ot this lodge participated In to bold Salem down. Features of the bogin on tbe Fountain Field. recover money. Continued for term. Kougier (breneb), Baron Decrawpez the unveiling ceremonies held over The National Woolen Co, a corpora game were Uve home runs, made by Tbe estate of Rosa F. Burrell, i A (Belgian), Dufaux (Swiss). Opel was tbe grave of Archibald Smith at Co tion, vs Willamette Valley Woolen McKune and Downing for Eugene, Portland, will not pay the beqaeti Wilson-Brabham »< ou out with broken axels. It is burg last Sunday. Nebring, Downie and McInnis for Sa i Mfg Co, a corporation; to recover in full, nor any part of residuary leg red*.-ted that Jenatzy killled a man lem. Tbe score: money. Continued for term. Last week we announced that “Bill" aoies,the bequests amounting to 1110 • aloug tbe road. i Miller, of Eugene, would open a meat 8 H Friendly vs Alex Eaton; to EUGENE. A pretty wedding occurred at noon Tbery beat Jenatzy by but a few I i 000. against »77,000 on hand will Settled and dis- market here. Since then J E Stewart, on Wednesday, June 15, at the reel- recover money. »5 r h po a e which to pay them. It Is interesHt minutes. He wan given a rousing Brieeno, s s ... 4 0 0 1 0 2 to note that bequests to relatives w< who was formerly in business here, dence of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Brab- missed. reception and several French ladies purchased tbe outfit and is now en- bam six miles northwest of Junction The H C Albee Co, a corporation, Me Ku lie, 2 b . .. 4 1 2 1 1 0 have to be scaled down, with other embraced and kissed him. Tbe kaiser t'lynee, if .. 4 0 1 2 0 0 aged in meat selling. City, when Augusta Brabham aud vs Willamette Valley Woolen Mfg Co, Radford, c. . .. 4 0 1 8 2 2 considerably, through a bequest < summoned Thery to the imperial box a corporation. Continued for term. 2 2 1 Downing. 3b 1 S5u,000 to ttev T L Elliott, paster < Tbe Woodmen of the World are Ailbur Wilson were made husband ... 4 1 end congratulated him. Leona Mills Lumber Co, a corpora Lougheed lb ... 1 0 0 4 0 1 th« Portland Unitariau church, at • planning on dedicating tbe laying of and wife. Rev. Mr. Gardiner, of The race was won by Thery, French. tion, vs Long & Bingham Lumber Co, Schofield rf. .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 no kin to the decendeut, “to make tbe corner stone of tbe new hail now Junction, preformed the ceremuuy. Sanders cf .. . 3 0 9 4 0 0 a private corpcration; to recover being built here. The exact date Tbe bride wore white silk organdie . 3 0 o o 1 o the world better” as expressed >•’ DR. CHESHIRE FOR money. Continued for term. tbe will. It is very likely that Ru cannot be given at thia time owing to and carried a bouquet of white roses. 30 9 5 21 5 b larb L Harms vs John L Harms; Ellirtt will “make the world beltei" the fact that it it not konwn on what After tbe ceremonv a wedding ban Dismissed. — tor himself. SALEM. SCHOOL DIRECTOR day the brick will arrive, but it is quet was served and enjoyed by all. divorce. State vs Wm II Jennings; seduction. thought it will be early next week.— The couple received many handsome ab r b I>0 a 0 Dismissed. and substantial gifts. News. That was remarkable vitality of t> « fay, 3b......... .. 4 2 2 1 7 0 Wilkins, c . . .. 4 1 4 1 0 girl Clara Hartman in the New Yo> Those pre«ent from Eugene were: 2 Nehring, lb . 5 1 13 0 0 excursions’ amer Slocum fire. Piok> Hon. J. M. Shelley circulated a pe Mr. aud Mrs. John Brabham, Will Junction Items Courthouse Items Davis, cf . . 4 1 0 0 0 1 tition today asking Dr. W.L. Cheshire Brabham, Miss Applewhite, Mrs. Earl 4 0 1 3 6 0 up by one of the fleet of resonli Emerson, hr to allow his name to be used for di Dillard, Mrs. Jenuie Gibson, John U i | | hniH, If . 5 2 3 0 0 0 boats there was no room in the si REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, rector of District No 4.. Downie, 2b .. 5 2 1 6 1 0 readv loaded boat, slid it being an,,, Gibson, Merle Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. James W White to'Minnie C Lind Molniss, p . .. 3 3 2 0 2 0 posed tkat, like tbe others, she w i Dr. Cheshire has accepted the nom Miss Wanda Logan, of Portland, is James Brabham, Ray end Milan Brab ley; lots 9 and 10, blk 24, Packard’s Califf, rf ... 3 1 0 0 1 0 ination, and If elected will make a the guest of Miss Kittie Milliron. ham, Mr. and Mrs. Dixcn, Mr. and ad fo Eugene. »2290. — — ■» — dead, the body whs towed behind I ' good officer. Mrs. W. W. Gossett, Mrs. Howard Totals ....... . .37 14 12 27 18 1 ! a rope. At tbe wharf a tarpaulin «■ M Montgomery has purchased the It A and N A Washburne to South Fugene, Ore.. June 17, 1904. wrapped about her and she was co residence in which he resides trom Gosset*, Elsie and Oren Gossett, Harry ern Pacific Co; Jot« 2 and 3( blk 17, KUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS To Dr. W. L. Cheshire: and Lawrence Brabham. Mrs. Hancbett. also 00x137 feet iu^Spritigfleld. 81000. Eugene ........ ...01 0 0 0 0 0 0 1- o veyed to the staliin bouse, «her« We, the undersigned, voters and Junction—Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hurl woman searching for her dead turn Rufus Mnllory, trustee, to South Henry Bubsneil Is limping aruiind, Hits ...0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3- 5 citizens of school dtsirict No. 4, in burt aud child. Miss Hattie Hurlburt, the discovery that, the girl was all*- 3 0 O 7 X — 1 1 ern Pacific Co; lots 5. 6, 7 and 8, blk Sul rn ............ . 1 0 1 2 tbe result of dropping a jackscrew ou Eugene, Oregou, hereby lequeet you Hits 1 0 <» 6 2 0 1 2 X — 12 Though badly burned she will > his toe. The end of bis toe was badly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cleek, Lawrence 40, and lot 2, blk 8, Springfield. »150 to accept tbe position of school direc and Wilietta Cleek. Mr. and Mrs. An cover. She remembers nothing of ' SUMMARY. crushed. i drew Graha.n, William, Thomas, John Booth Kelly Lumber Go to South tor of said district, aud allow yonr awful fire. ern Pacific C< ; certain Stolen bases — Clynes. Fay, Wilkins, land in Misses Hattie and Josie Moorhead Maggie aud Ella Graham. Mr. and name to be voted for »t llie school McInnis. Two-base h'ts — Fav. Wil I Springfield. 810. where left Saturday for Roseburg, election on «Monday, June 20, 1904. Davis ilorne runs— McKune,, ’1rs. O.’V, Brabham, Mabie, Roy and A end N A’Waahhurne to South kina, they will be the guests of friends tor Mr. an<1 Mrs. J. T. Brabham, Gran Downing. Nebring, Downie, McIn BIG WORLD’S FAIR J. W. KAYS, ern Pacific Co; 60x180 feet in Spring- nis. Double plays —Emerson to Neh- a couple ot weeks J. M. SHELLEY, ville aud Richard Brabham. ring. Bases on balls—Off Nefzger, 5: field. »600. TOUR CONTEST Grandma Hanchett, of Albany, ar 8. B. EAKIN Monroe—Mr. aud Mre. John Car- Harriet M and David Grousbeok to off McInnis, 2. Hit by pitched ball rived here Monday to visit abi by 30 others ) ( Signed penter, Sr., Mr. aud Mre. John Car- Southern Pacific ¿Co; lot 3, blk 8, — McInnis. Struck out —Bv Nefzger, 8; by McInnis, 3. First base on er friends. Tuesday she celebrated her penter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George To the above citizens of Eugene: OPENS MONDA 1 Springfield. 8700. rors Salem,3. Earned runs—Eugene, I most respectfuiliy submit my 88tb anniversary at tbe home of N J Rickard, Mre. Emma Rickard, , Mr. James Henry llarmes to James Sea- 2; Salem, f>. Left ou bases—Eugene, Moffit. and Mrs. A. K. Brabham, Miss J Ethel vey, John Seavey andfjesse Seavey; 3; Salem, 5. Time of game 1:45. name aud accept your kindly offer as Umpire- Derrick. Scorer—Shelton. a nominee for school director. The wires on the Junction-Florence Carpenter. tOG acres in tp 18, s r 2 w. »2300. Coupons will he issued by all •*’ W. L. CHESHIRE telephone line hare been strung ae I Bellfountain—Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sarah A, Henry G and Laura F I the firms listed in the large diep) Yesterday ’ s Salem Journal, apeak far as Franklin and tbe 'phones are Wilson. Smith to Margaret J McKry; 1 acre in ad on eighth page of this paper,wh ing of Thursday’s baseball game in Creswell. »800. Masonic Grand Officers. expected to arrive today. It la expect the standing ot votes will be tai ed to be open and ready for business SMALL BLAZE David C aud M J Mathews to Louie that city, compliments the Eugene lated daily till the close, when team as follows : Monday. E Mathews; 40 acres in tp 20, s r I w. railroad transportation to St. Linile Daily Gnard June|17 “Eugene has a tine lot of baseball »600. A special meeting of tbe city conn- ' and return, also »100 addltlcnal fur ON HIGH STREET Tbe grand chapter of Royal Arch hoys, one that any city might well be H W Dunn to S Y Evans; lots 1 and | I personal expenses, will tie awarded 1« Masons elected tbe following officers cil was held Wednesday evenlug fur i 2, blk l,Duun'sad to Eugene. »2200. proud of. In the face of a crushing the winner. tbe purpoae of electing a nightwatch, ' at Portland yesterday : D G McFarland to J 8 Milne; lot 4, shutout yesterday they never “beef- I - Contest open to any resident per« Grand high priest,Thomas F. Ryan, vice J M Cook, resigned. The result j Thia forenoon at 10:15 o’clock a blk 1, Mrs C A Perkins' suburban en,” but took their medicine like of I«ane county. proved a tie between J M Nichols and blaze was dtccovered I d the roef ot Oregon City; deputy grand high little men. They are what you can ad to Cottage Grove. »235. Ask for World's Fair coupons <i> « priest, Edward Biddle, Dallas; grand E J Meats and tbe meeting adjourned the house occupied by Dr. C. H. T. , C C and Amanda Roberta to J 8 call true sports. without making a selection. Atwood at 515 High street. Tbe alarm vote for yourself or any person ju king, lx>t R. Pearce, Salem; grand “ Radford, who bolds down first for Milne; south half of lot 6, blk 7,Long may wish. acri be, Frank W. Davis, La Grande; ' New officers of tbe A O U W lodge: was given and tbe Bremen made a A l^andees’ ad to Coctage Grove. the Blues, when they have the men Every person holding er grand captain of boat, L. Ste‘ner, Master workman, 8 E llunteberry; record-breaking run to tbe scene, bat •625. in their positions,caught a good game __________________ pone will stsnd an equal show, ti Salem ; grand lecturer, George H. foreman, Oscar Maye; overseer, Royal in tbe meantime tbe Are had teen ex yesterday. This wss hie tlrst time An order has oeen 1 sued by tbe winner tn ba tha person having » Burnett. Salem; grand P. S., Edward Pitney, recorder, Wm Pitney; finan tinguished with the nee of several tiehind the bat thia year, but he was postofflee department directing the bnckets of waler. Tbe blaze was next larges* number of coupons voted Kiddle, grand R. A. captain, Frank cier, G J' Skipworth; receiver, Tboe all right anyway. their name at the close of the cont- W. Miller, Albany; G. M. Art vail, Poole; guide, Dr C L Williams; in to tbe chimney and was caused, no payment of salaries on star mail “ Downin« Eugene's third base routes and mail messengers on a I only 60,000 coupons to be issued A. A. Marshall. Portland; G. M. sec side watch, F A Saylor; outside doubt, by a defect in tbe flue. man, made a very pretty stop In tbe | monthly basis. Instead of quarterly, ■ tbe merchants. ond vail, Henrv Roe,Portland; G. M. watch, Ches Nichols. latter part ni tbe game. Ho fielded as baa been tbe rule in tbe past, The third vail, C. J. Buchanan. Oregon the bell at a rapid gait and made a Mrs Woolrldc«« of Fern Ridge, lost Editor Suicides salaries for July will be paid August City , gttataCS aoutibel, Jva&Jaa JaiàuieLàiv, hesnHfnl thri'w a purse Tuesday containing 84<J francisco, June 17. — 1st. George Portland; grind secretary, Junes F. Roy McFarland,the young Lebanon ■lufunt nl'tn- of i V» <1 Robinson, Eugene; grand treasurer, » hnr pitcher, played ...„I. reached Peter Harpe omitted p licidf in Golden ieaeed D. P. Mason, Albauy. , i or »ule. he was touched up pretiv lively In walked back •rninff. shoot!' g rrand I Weighs : It was not bls fault, however, 1. Holl..i. of Yesterday’s Game By the 5 o 5 o o r I For