Eugene weekly guard., November 24, 1905, Image 7

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Pier, E. B. Piper Tom Richardson,
J. C. Roberts, Frank Robertson, John
J. Boss. Edward J. Sharkey, Paul
Shoap, George ▼. Sittons, Andrew
C Smith, A. .M. Smith, Jay Smith,
I Theodor« N. Stoppenbaeb, A. F.
Swenson. J. H Thatcher. W
H
.Thompson, krtbur P. Tift, B. H.
^Trumbull, H. 8. lutblll, W. M. Wal-
lace, George L. Walker, F. 1. *’eber.
C. E. West, F. 8. Weit, Henry E.
Vtamme, J. L. Wickeraham, Wilhelm
Lu.lwig, w. A. William», L. Molt and
A* a result of tbe low prises made
¡The Portland business men’s e<car- , Dorn Zan.
Tbe city council met I d adjourned
sion arrived io Eugene from tbe south
session last night wltb Couucilmen by tbe beats tbe bop industry of tbe
THE VISITORS* GREET IXG.
thia afternoon about 3 o'clock and
Beckwith, Garrett, lleuderson, Bris­ Par Hie coa.t Is gull g to gutter and
thouMtids of dollars that otherwise
was welcomed by a large number ot
tow,
Speucer and I’alkius present.
Tbe object of the trip is expressed
the citizens of Eugene. Tbe U. O. on the title [ age of a pretty itinerary,
Tbe most Important item of busi­ would be scattered among the hop
rcoters bad been engaged for the pretared by tbe 8. P. Co., on which ness was the adoption ot a resolution picker» and other Inter«-»'» will I «j
occasion aud greeted tbe visitors they, tbe bu'-rness men, extend tbe providing for (ranting tbe Hre aud lost to tbe juast.
M itb inferior hope selling at nine
upon their arrival with college yells.
water committee authority to have the
It will be remembered by Guard There ware carriages and auto­ following greeting:
engineer make complete plans and cell*» a pound more in New York thau
**Ta
your
valleys
of
tbe
Willamette,
readers tbat two blo}Olep, one belong­
I ing to Professor C.A. Burden and tbe mobiles there and they were soon the Umpqua aud Rogue, to yeur tir- specifications for the ei tire light and the Oregon grower c.u get lor «*
tilled with tbe jolly exurslouists, who
water systems. The previous order cf choice atricle here it bus forced the
other to F. K. Witherbee, both of were at once driven to the Commer clad mountains and green vales intar
the couucil had directed surveys for Oregon grower to e full realizhtiou of
laced, Portland »ends greeting.
this city, were stolen from tbe door clal Club rooms, Immediately upon
"We come, business men from your tbe power plant aud sub-station*, but what tbe bears cau do to Ului. This
yard of A. S. Powers’ boarding bouse their arrival st
tbe club Dr. Paine, gateway city, Oregon*» gateway to all the present resolutions allow^ omplete year, wnb the extra care iu cultlva-
at the McKenzie Bridge summer re chairman of tbe general committee
j tbe world, to clasp bauds at boi e aud detailed working | litis for the lon, . io'ilng an1 dryfug tbe bops
sort over three years ago. The disap­ ' upon reception, I d tbe absence ot
entire power plants aud distributing have coat thj grower about 10 cents a
with you, the business men
pearance cf tbe bloycles remained a Mayor F. M. Wilkins, who Is 111, de­
systems. Tbe resolution goes on to pound, and while the brewer 1« pay­
great interior.
mystery until a few days ago. when J.
"We wish to know more of the provide that tbe committee may eel *.ot ing 2(i cents fir choice hops the grow­
I V. O’Leary, who now owns tbe Pow livered a brief address of welcome
He was followed by 8. H. Friendly, great interior, the magutBceut cornu surb site for power plant as seems to er who 1» forced to part witli hia hope
era place, fout-d one of the machiner president of Ibe Commercial Club, D.
them to be best suited for tbe use of for less thau cost cannot see bis way
1 on tbe banks of an irrigation ditcb E. Yoran, president of tbe Merchants’ eopia of Western Oregou, which for
more tnau half a century has poured the city,and the committee Is author clear for another crop.
about 600 yards from the house. He Protective Association, aud P. !..
it« riobes through Porllaud into tbi ized to pay tbe necesaary tills l y
WILL DIG UP YARDS,
remembered that two bicycles had Campbell, dea t of the University o'
drawing on the moneys to be realize'!
lap of the earth.
These conditions ere having their
' been stolen and when he was in towi Oregon. Punch, cigars and apple
"We wish to kuow you beyot d tie from the sale of bonds, the commit­
eff.ct ai d the Guard is informed that
Tuesday reported tbe matter. Frcm were served to tbe visitors, after
business acquautauce tbat mere inter tee is authorized to condemn private
several yaiils In Lane county will b«
the description given by him the one which they were brought down town
change of traffic brings, lu friendship property where necessary and to make
grubbed
up.
Marion Davis,
of
’ be fonnd pruved to be Mr. Wether and the remainder of tbe'r stay wa.
we visit you who did so much to cre­ payment hs above. The city nt’orney
Springfield, Is the first to tak.> action
bea’s. A Are bad burned over th» devoted to beomlng acqn utel wit*
ate and maintain tbat byacou light nt is directed to ai-sist the committee .
along this line and has just flnlaherl
spot where tbe wheel was found and Eugene's progiessive business men.
the Northwest, the Lewis aud Clerl
SIDEWALKS AND LIGHTS.
grubbl.ig up a ten acre yard that hr»
' of course it was ruiued. Tbe element»
Addressee were also made by il. M. exposition. Your interests are out
The street oommittee reconym< nded ^set cut early this spring. Others say
would have rendered it useless, any Cake, president of tbe Portlaud Com­ interests; we wish to know how we
that a sidewalk be built on tbe west they will follow Mr. Davis* txample.
way.
mercial Club, and Tom Richardson,
may serve them, and above all we
Many other old growers like Geo.
Who took (be bicycles and tbe re a
Tbs following committee of citizens wlan that personal friendship aud uc- side ot Mill street, from East Four
' aoo therefor is atill a mystery. At tbe I personally attended to tbe reception derstandiua tbat will enable us to eu teentb to East Fifteenth. 1 he walk Dorris, Dan Llntun, and Camphell A
Walker will do but little work on
' time a warraat for a certain person of tbe visitors. 8 H. Friendly, T.G. gage in effective team work iu behall »»■ ordered.
A petition for a sidewalk on tbe their yards this year, making the ex­
, waa issued and a search was made of , Hendricks, G. W. Griffin, II. Gordon, of a greater and united Oregon.”
south side of East Fifth street, Irotu penses of cultivation very llght.wblctx
I bis premises, but no trace of tbe stol­ Geo. T. Hall, Sr., Al Hampton, Dar­
EUGENE’S GREETING.
mesue tbe yards at best will not pio-
Ferry to High, was granted.
en property was found. Tbeu it was win Bristow, F. W. Osburn, E. J. (Mc­
Tbe fire and water committee rto duca over a third of a crop, nt d un­
thought that tbe wheels might bare Clanahan, Darwin Yoian, A. J. To'-
To our Portland euests, tbougi
been taken by Messrs. Burden’s and mie, W. M. Gieen,G. R Chrisman, J brief their stay, Eugene extends a ommeuded that the petition for ari less a favorable season la h d will re­
Wetherbee's friends as a joke, but F. stemer. T. W Harris, W. H. Gra mo«t het tty welcome. The Lewis and aro light ct West Fonriband Liw- duce next year's output at least hair
renew streets Le not granted Ht pres­ of what the bumper crop of 1905 was.
their non-appearancre pre-luied that no.
Clark fair marks tbe birth of a tie* I
The growers figure that by this»
ent.
A petition f.,r an arc light at
idea.
T.’da committee was apoointed as a rra fcr all Oregon. It baa stamped
method only can they possibly meet
bead tu tbe geceiai committee of thir­ indelibly upon tbe nation Oregcu'e East Eighth and Perry »treeta was ri*
the sitiiatioa, and hy thia way and a
ty citizens recently appointed hy i pl»ce in history, a place of which any f erred.
reduction In the prloe to pickers then
Maye, Filkins and S. H. Frlenily, rtHte should justly be proud aud of J A petition for the extension of West
can hold even. W'e have talked with
Eleventh
street
to
tbe
city
limits
was
president of tbe Comuierlcal Cluo.
which any nation should take due
many grower« on the subjsot, and al
referred.
coguizance. Today t regun is adver­
are Inclined to work on thia order.
THE
EXCURSION
ISTS.
Mayor
Wilkins
reported
by
commu
­
T. M. Medley, ot this oltv. has ac­
tised to the uttermost parts of the
From prss nt appearances all new
cepted a position as assistant rep e
H. L. Pittuck, A. H. Averill, O. R. earth; it is kuown world wide as an nication that sewer bonds Nov. 4 and
yt rds set ent will be abandoned ami
eentative of tbe International Corre­ Bail, Paul C. Bates, W. 8. Beattie, empire within itself, vast in natne 5 had been sold to Charles I-elter.
An adjourned meeting will be held no n< w ones will be aet ont or new
spondence School*, of Scranton, Pa., Charles F. Beebe, W. O. Breymnn, G. resources, rich in commeicial poial-
lop bouse« built. In the long run
w tu besqUnartera at Eugene. Mr M. Brown, 0. D. Brubn, Fred G Lnlities, abounding iu the elements Thursday evening, November 23.
i tbe brewer will pay tbe till for al­
Medley reports au enrollment ot near­ Buftum, Horace S Butterdeid, IL M. tbat invite ceutializatlon of tbe high
lowing tbe dealeis to rob the growi a
ly 1200 students between Portland Cake, John F. Carroll, W. H. Cha eat type of Intellectuality and ag^res
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and Ashland.
pin, John Clark, W. E. Coman, Sam­ atve citizenship. Today ideal ooud’-
A.
uel
Connell,
Vincent
J.
Cuok,
W.
tfons p-evail in Oregon out of which
The little two-year-oid «m of Jo’ n
W. unity of action on the p rt of her cit­
Ma.tiu, of Mt sy Creek, who waa Cox, A. L. Craig, W. E. Crlesey,
R izens is destined to forge tbe state to
brrt by a falling tree, account of D. De Varney, F. S. Doernbecber,
Mr*. F. Wright, recently of Gold-
A.
M.
Dooley,
Willis
S.
Dunnlway,
tbe 'rout with aitounding rapidity,
wnich hi [ eaie i <i last week's Western
E. and the business men ot Portland who sun, is pr p<rtng to open a coffee and
Oregon, Is new afflicted with paraly­ H. Eilers, Thomas G. K»»rrell, B.
Fisk, Cbarlis Gauld, A. H Graham, visit us today have taken a step tbat waffle bouse lu tbe uew Sanford bnild- The Sigma No fraternity nf the
sis on one side. It is thought that
William
Harder, J. L. Hartman, C. should be imitated by every other Irg at 47 E-tat Seventh etieet, cornel Uni-ersitv of OrnoD has juat com­
ti e little sufferer will eventually re-
I
of I'r.
W. Hudson, J. O. Humphrey, E. C lommunity iu tbe state,not torteday, of Oak. She ex peon to be ready for peted a deal for the purct
cover.
Johnson, Frark R. Kerr, W. C. Law­ tomorrow nr next day. but for years businrss Monday Tue | lace will be D. A. Paine’s palatial residence at
A. J. Brnmb-mgh went to Leona rence, Jr , F. W. Leabdelter, Mark aud [ears to come. When tbe bilver ailed “dotbai’s Kitebed.” Mrs. the corner or b. st Pli» venth and Pearl
yseterday He Is the fr reman in tbe Levy, Fletcher Linn,
B Lowec- coru of progress is broken by section Wrlghi’s skill as a cook Is kuown far streets ami will oocuny It alter Jan-
sawmill at that place, Tbe com pane burg, J. G. Mack, E. H. McCracken, rial bickerings no state can advance aud w I le t'roiigboui ths county, Hud | uary 1, 19‘’*\ a- a oorm-fi.eiit home.
The purchase price is not alveo out.
has two million feet o. logs n tbe WilHam McMurray, W. E. Mabone®, as it should
“Give, take and com­ she will no douot succeed in her ven
Tbe’ieeldrnce. which is u».» of the
water above the mill ieady to bring F. E. Mancheet.er, A. K Manley, J. promise” ate tbe three graces of stu e turn.
v
most bandsoma iu the city, wts built
< own witbtbe flrsthiih w t-r.—West- M. Mann, W. A. Montgomery, F. A. progress flat should emtlazon tbe
Nirchey, W C. Noon, Jr., 8. C.
’ five or six y«ara ago at a cost of over
> rn Oregon.
dig i f ¡<1 al citizenship in evet y com­
I >.’0X1
It is modern in nil Its ap-
munity.
| pointments, 1» cemmodto-.r, and In a
Portland la Oregon's metropolis;
convenient
location
The Sigma
Let her grow m 1 prosper while aetu
'•us will have one of the fl’ieal frater­
ated ty a spirit which desires simlier
nity nanaes in the Weat.
¡developxeut for other parts of the
The First Pre»byterinn church of
A pntial paymei «<>• tt„ property
state. Portland wants the Columbie Creswell tiled articles of incorpora­ will be made at t he t line t he frat rr
improved aud tbe harbor deepened; tion with County Clerk Lee today. nity takes porle» ion aud paymeuta
: let us lend our Influence io Port- The Incorporators are the trustees, II will tbereaf.tr Le made monthly until
t land's betalf, nssuied th«t I’crtla i t is A. Cor, 8. S. Mores and T.
U. tbe piopirty la free from debt. The
| just hs ready ti teip "a secure addi Martin. Tbe estimated value of the alum < member» ot tbe Sigma Nu will
- tlouHl ruilroa I facilities ttiat will property of the organization Is $i75O as»i t in paying for tbe new home.
¡ionol a similar keyuote of progree
ot which ii U is In reel estate and
Shortly after reilrqulshlog the
I for the Uiilamette valley. “Know #1500 in a house of woieMp now in property to the fraternity Dr. Paine
I thyself” was the axiom of a great oonree ot construction
aud family will leave on a trip to Cal­
philosopher and tbat axiom appller
ifornia
they will then go to Hono­
with as great force to the state of Or
lulu and af'er touring thei»lauda will
egon as it does to each ludlvlduid
| re’urn co Portland, where they will
citizen.
When Orevcn knows Itself
take up their cermHi.ent residence.
hs it should, ser’llonaliem will nave
J. K. Campbell baa bad his driving
completely faded frnni view »nd e o •
He was al Diet
community will know tbe other bet­ horse "Dau" killed.
ter and harmony and unity of ectlon ed with a very rare disease among
will prevail along all lines tbat lead horses, a weakening of the j O’tern
| to state development lu Its broad»-1 joints so they tipped ferward till he
and most comprehensive ssus« Then became unable to feed from tbe
Royce and Peterson, owners of tba
»»the Portland merchants who come ground. W ben turned on pasture a
from tbe metropolis to meet EugeBe couple of mooths »lr.ee In bopea of Eugene exoelslor factory and the
business men to know them better,the rlievirg him somewhat he grew rap­ Sebro Wooley, Wash , exoelslor and
metropolis uf upper Willamette greets idly worse, presumably from having veneer factory, have purchased the
' you In the spirit iu which you com». to p.ck bla feed from the ground in­ excelsior plant at Junction City,
We bld you welcome to the centre of stead of tbe height of the manger. which was built about two years sga
education In Oregon by the grace of Ho was aired by Geo. Gill's Sir Wei­ by the Junction City Mfg. Co.
Tba new proprietors aie overhauling
¡all Oregon; tbe centre of lumber ler. prob*bly tbs test trotring sire
manufacturing, having the greatest ever brought to Lane county, and be­ tbe machinery preparatory to tba
'»mount uf standing timber In tbe fore tbe weakening of tba joints be­ winter's run. Tba plant makes a Bcw
article of escalator, and it will con­
scat»; tbe centre of great mining ac­ gan was a sp endid roadster.
tivity, with tbe great Blue River and
tinue to run Indefinitely. Tbe pro­
Bobeml* mining districts at our door,
duct of tbla mill wee »war led tbe
districts becoming widely known to I
gold medal at tbe Lewie aud Clerk
rhe mining fraternity of tbe country
»»position.
Tbe product of ‘.be Eu­
1 for tbelr wond<-<ol riot ■ -• . be •
j tre of the wool, hon and tr 11» tndu» '
gene m'll won a stiver modal.
I try and shove all, lb» centre of hoc- . Eogrne »bowed Portland ho* It
pltHllfy sod good cheer, tn»t greets could entertain.
th» coming and *[>eed« the parting
goest in the spirit of friendship and
Portland needs • 40 foot channel
hearty good will. The metropolis nf
: l.ai e stands ready at all time» to hok . over the Columbia bar, and we want
its fortunes with any other locality to be.p her get It, but gentlemen,
in »he state fur the f r imofion cf ■»o.u 1 keep your bands rtf of the stat» uni­
j feeling and consequent good to all versity If you want our help aud trade
A human “U. O” wav formed or»
concerned in the growth aud develop
meot ot Oregon. Welcome, Portland and good will. Don't forget tbat we tbs south »lope of Skinner'» But e by
can and will retaliate.
a large number of »Indents thia rfter-
I merchants
r. M. WILK I»'.«. Mayer.
noon for some time before tbe s rival
H. H. FRIENDLY,
of tbs escnrslon train. It attr^c ed a
i
President Commercial Club.
great deal ot attention in t'.e city.
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D. A. PAINE.
J
Chairman Get er-l Committee.
At tbe depot » hen tbe trair » rivrd
!
D. E yOR«N’.
toe culle*« yells greeted It o eacur-
E
J
President .Mercbat.t»* Pro-
alcnlete.
,
tective Association.
.J EUGENE
u.r
potatoes Wanted ■
Scobert (Sb Dodge |
jtRtbllNG RELI
ON DISPLAY
tda Mlliicau has on display in
.¿ruebdd’s show window a bis-
I t,|ic of more thau ordinary in
11 1( |, B tohacco pouch owned
i Batiste De Porte (McKay), a
giver Indian orphan raised by
yjoKay, a member of tbe old
uq Bay Company, a cousin of
McLsugbliu’s wi*e Mrs. Mill-
secured tbe relic from a son of
gsj st Millwood Douglas county,
,vtber day. The eon is one ot the
pilots of tbe Hudson Bay Co., an 1
yexra old. The puuch is ot cloth
Lj b-ad*. Tbe cloth was of excellent
Clitj. be»u8 but
worD lu aU
Le years-
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Bazaar at rimira
[rtslsdies of tbe H. and F. Mission
tele of tbe baptist church cf Elml-
| »ill give a handkerchief bazaar the
LniDgof November 30, 1905. An m-
Mting program will be reudered,
Mmbmen’s,consisting of coffee and
L will be served.
A fee of ten
fits will be charged adults for re-
Children free.
Two
Lhmsots.
kilt» will also be sold, Every one
fdlslly iDvtted to be present.
COMMITTEE.
Greanleaf Items
Greenleaf, Nov. 14.—Hsnrv Bate*.
Ju c'.lon, is working for Frank
Her.
M<s. Dcwiog »nd ton visited at her
tighter's, Mrs. Eldridge, at tbe Jake
it ¿Saturday and Sunday.
LG.
. md Mike Aimasl
> i
-nut »les. ing.
Hr. -ul Mr Wolcott visited at its
nan’s lest Sunday.
Married
rt tbe residence ot tbe officiating
knister. Rev. F. E. Billington, at
Kta^s Grove, Thursday, Noysmrer
1905, D. L. Eminger aid Miss
kdge Thompson.
M tbe home of tbe bride's parents,
f. and Mrs. Dave Markley, at Cot­
ie Grove, D, A, Wentworth and
lee Mabel Bessie Markley.
¡MEETING
EXTENDS
OF CITY
WELCOME
COUNCIL
PROSPECT OF
DECREASED
HOP YIELD
MYSTERY OF A
STOLEN BIYCLE
Cottage Grove Items
NEW EATING PLACE
ON EAST SEVENTH DR. PAINE’S RES!-
DENC : SOLD
CRESWELL CHURCH
Only About a Month Away Is
t
»
INCORPORATES
Driving Horse Killed
It is not too early to commence looking around and selecting
your gifts for friends and loved ones.
We will have the finest line of Holiday Goods ever shown in
BOUGHT ANOTHER
I
t
EXCELSIOR MILI
Eugene.
Our record for selling Xmas last year is proof enough that our
goods and prices were right.
This year we will be able to make
a greater saving for our customers than last, as we are buy ing
most all of our goods direct from the manufacturers, thus saving
Note and Comment
iou the jobbers’ profits.
All we ask is that you call and see our goods.
HUMAN “U. O.”
Our Motto:
“You’re Satisfied or We’re Not
ON THE BUTTE
»»
Born
Hull’s Red Cross Drug Store