Eugene weekly guard., January 26, 1906, Image 8

Ph.lip Nicolle, Horace Fisk. K. N.
Weath»r»:n
• .Middle Fork Precinct-8. M. Stier».
W. E. Wintry, J. A. Blakely.
Plsesaut Hill-1. M Grubbs, II H
Kith, H. L’. Wheeler, O. H. Beller»,
John H West, P. N FheHey, *. C.
Ketiwick. K. J. Hem; b II.
Mound Precinct—Maurice Johnson,
F. L. Cr.iisbaw, J. D. Pirtle.
Wendling Precinct —A. K. Bogart,
f
D. E. Yorar, president it the b u-
A. W. Dugan. K. U. Wnitbeck , J. E.
gene* .Merchant«’ Protective Atsocia- I
!c
Lue
bas
revissd.
the
tJinntv Gier
Earueni.
I
Rlchard»oD Precinct—1'. A. Biowti, Hen b..* a »chemo cn foot whereby a
list of circuit court j i-i-rs fur
•date
urgauizat
>0»
will
be
forme
i
ar s| pointed ny ifae conimi»»iouer»' J. H. Lander», D. «. Procter, W. W
and the m.rsbants in every towu of
court at Ith Ust sesriou, and those Cute, O. henueit, Daniel liiutou.
1 ally aits iu Oi>aou will couiLlDe fur
-□r-j
t
to
j-rry
duty
during
S
giuaw
Piecir.i't
—
a.
T.
Ss.rs,
Fred
who are
To Make From
No shoddy goods
Wrtgi.t,
Eli. 8i"»incti»,
Marioi their . w” -r-.tee’ioo.
tbe jeer nie ss follo »a :
Eugene »as tbe first city in tbe
Pre
i.et
Willis.i
Mather»,
Let)'w,
D.
B.
Sberiitau,
K.
Y.
Pul
­
These
prices are
Bailey
»tale to >gs 'Zs a protective aa»oci.
John B. Kron“>■'i’ch, N '»eh C hr Hiner, ler G. O. .Valker.
serviceable merchant
tiou, aud «luce then Rosebutg.Graot'e
George C. Widmer, T. B. Davidson.
Slurlaw Precinct—A. H. Addison,
'
Pars,
Cottage
Grove
aud
AIL
my
tare
shirt
we
Q
A«
t.i..i I rseioct-N. B. Stand­ 11. M. D Ay, P. F. Da«is, M. B.
Our $10 suit for $7
, fallowed its lead.
are selling for 7VU
ish L P. Snapp, Dexter Sparks.
Stone L. E. Ward.
Our ¿9 suit for
IS AT H AND
it ia proposed oy Mr. Aorau to dis-,
Her-
Blauton
Preclnut - Nathan
boeucer Precinct—J. M. iruiglev,
Don’t pay others $1
Our
$8 suit for $$
cuss
tbe
matter
ot
a
state
oigauiza-
■
wood, rouratou Goodpasture, Wm. Clark Sieve!)», Henry Ga’es, J. M.
and $1.25 for what you
tlou at tbe rueetlDg ot the Willamette
Our
$7.50
suit for $5’
Blanton.
Holland.
Valley Development
League this
can get of us for 90c.
»Jvtup Creek—f'. W. Streeter, T. J.
Spriugfi Id Precinct—F. B. Chaee.
week. While no such organization
Duckworth, J. AV. Fountain.
' A usual VI'us, J F. Powers, K. C.
may
be effected at that time the del­
Creswell Precinct— A. J Jchnson. Martin, J nes W. Seavey, L. E
John F. Week., V.
V. K
F. < ¡rnti-t eck, 1 t'hoxp.o , J. A. Cla.rwnter, J u. eg itlnn fiom the several cities Iu the
valley will be made acquainted with
Albert Zlnlker. M. .'. tlillegM. T A ! Smith, A C Hog»rt, M it. Harlow.
No old hats to work
the piau and at a future date the bik
By Making Your Purchases
Brady,
W.
8.
Me-
Tburetou
Precinct-J.
S.
Pr«ce,
8ra>r, R O.
but
new, up - to -
Charles Grey, F. w. Carney, J. T. eomiue will be effected It 1» first de
now while our sale lasts.
L'aniel
styles.
sited
that
rnauy
more
local
at»ncia
West Cottage Grove • W, T. Kayser. Donaldscn.
The best $3 hat on
Walton Precinct -G. M. Kirk, Chae. tluu» be organized.
You will find the best
J. W. Gowdy, W H. Lincoln, C. E.
The benefits from a state oraaniza- |
Prices reduced in all depart­
Ashby, R. C. TtU'ioell, A. 8. Powell, I Fowler, William Cornelius.
market
Hose
in
the
market
in
our
J. ileurv McFarland, D. E. SLgel,
Wallace Pieoinot— J. A. Powell. J. tiou are mauy. For instance, If a man ;
ments.
for
.....
Hosiery
Department.
who
is
pronounced
a
“
dead
beat"
or
1 II. Reuse
AV. 8 Bennett.
placed
on
tbe
“
blacklist
’
’
In
one
WiBai^ette
Pieclnct-George
Smith.
Ea»t College Grove —William Laud-
ess, O. Vestel), James Redford, J. J. Q. Vaugba, M. L. Hendrick», E. towu be cauuot secure credit In at -
England, Ivau M iQnesn, J.
I! M. Warreu, Amos Wilkin», Carl Hop other towu ro »bu ll lie euould happen
io go until be straightened up bis
Cocley, Jem»» L b >w, J W. Kirk, H. kin», Thomas Vandnyn.
debts.
Another feature will be lo
Z
10.
wall
Precinct
—
C.
H.
Powell,
B. Yaucy, Joseph Wicks, II. C. Dut­
ton, Geoige Lea, F. D. Wheeler, (J. L. P. Tailman, James Hurn, U. protect the metebauts iu tbe various
tons from grafts, “taa»’’ advertising1
Traxler.
H. Vandenberg, J. C. Porter.
Five RiveiS Preionot—H. H. Cooper, schemes aud begging operations.
Coyote Precinct -W. I. Colonial),
Hjsrke,
lleceta Precinct Patrick Dalton.
Geo.
Pipes, Hermwu
Bohemia Precinct—C. A. Harlow,
Cbarle« H»dl»y.
Cheaher »’reduct — Ed L. Holland, I). J. Grover.
C. K. Hale, l: tert P. Allisou, Joel
.May», Arthur Jone».
/
South Euo tie No, 1— W, M. Green,
B. R Williams. W. O. Z»lgler, J E.
The Southern Pacific surveyors who J
Roach, J. A. McMahan. W. O. Heck­
have been rnuniug preliminary Bute E
art el.'O. '□'>»», K. C Lake, ty. A.
and doing reconnoitering work for "
8age,E. B. Rutai,
the Natron-Kla-nath extension across *
Chessman,
s I
the Cascade mountains bare returned . ,
irlson,
Jan.
22.
—
A.
Warden
la
pre
­
Holemao.
to the valley and are at present sn- |
Eu-
paring
to
take
<1
load
of
apples
to
South Euge
Ni
camped at Jasper, where Engineer
8. Spencer, gene.
AV. H. Ii< ffman,
U.K. Kaukln, at the bead of the crew,
1
The F. C wB]ters log drive on No-
Stephen Sme d, John Hampton, A.
hae made tie headquarters.
W. Haskell, Harry W. Dann, I). M. It Is progressing nicely. Thay are
One of the crew, who was in Eugene
McCrady, W
. Hammond, Ssmuel nearly out of Nott. The drive con­
Taylor, B. B. McKinney, W. P. Cheat- sists of about 2.000.009 feet aud is of yesterday, told a Guard reporter last
evening that ttiey would stay at Jas
a fine quality.
Ire, J W. Kays C. 8. Farrow.
per only a few days, starting out in a
North Eugen. No. 1 -David L'honip
Kolla \ angbri attended the social at abort time to make ttie permanent
eon, J. K. > ate , Geo. T. Hall. Jr, 1. Central school bouse, near Crow, last
ey Hemetiway. M. I), Friday night. We under8Lau(i he ee survey for the Hue, set the grude
E. 8 eveu. V
McMorphey,
J. w. cured a nice prize in the shape of a -takes and do all the work prepara
Jrtltohell,
tory to actual cuuatructiou work.
1. H. Hales, J. o. very pretty quilt. Ha, ha, Roll.
Q ■ ok sob i
It is expected that grading and
rlngtou. F, K. Wether
Mrs Joseph Liles, of N'oti, has the trackiaylng on the line will legin in
>ck.
measles.
the early spring, as soon as toe win­
No 2 J. I. Philippi,
< i-
There has beeo quit-» a lot of sick ter rains cense.
R V Vpu
W. B. Andrews/ J.
ness here this winter, nearly the
V. I II
. J. Pickard, C. R.
whole neighborhood having been sick
L u .UJM, 1. . Kelly, H. A. Cox, A.
at some time during the last month
W Gilbert, '.H 1er E. Fl.k, George
with something like la grippe. Dr.
«
N. Frazer, 8r., A. C. Jentinlgs, Al-
Canaday was called in a few cases.
fred T. Bonnett, J. C. Wat a I us, 8.
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Up to five o'clock last evening a to-
lhe Etigeue Lumber Comp.i
P.oy Pitch, of Llewellyn, is visiting
M. Purseriou.
Mrs.
Mary
McHenry,
wire
of
J.
A
.
tai
of
927
voters
bad
registeted
at
Ibe
force
o? men and teams at *<,
his
friend.
Roll
Vaught«,
at
this
place,
Elmira Precinct Edward Sawyer,
t'hey nre taking a cougar hunt this McHenry, a well-known citizen of I oounty clerk’s office. The registra-
R. M. Trout, C F. Duckworth*, A. J
I etructing the grade (or ths i
Springfield, died at her home iu that tlous are not coming in fast enough
extend from the Southern I
Niles, Fraukl'u F. Deming, EH Perk­ snowy weather.
" m"|n line to the sawmill
Joseph Rebharn and sone have fin­ city Sunday morning at 2:20 o'clock to suit those iu charge of the work,
ins, Kos» llusluu.
( Near the close of the time for regie- > A petition is being circulated aud river bank northwest nf st|
Plcireuce P.ecluCt-Charles F. Cox. ished their job of logging at Slither from malarial fever.
Mrs. McHenry was born in April, i trutlon there will be such a rash that I liberally signed asking
the comity i Hntte.
About 3r<> teet ot lh,
George II. (. oulter, C. E. Harwood, 'end's place on the Sluslaw end have
1803, and was married at Winona, It will be difficult to handle the buel- i court to protect the county's intere»t ba" 8*resdy been completed,
J. U I’tiMp', Eugene McCoruaek, J. moved to Walter Cbasrtsin’e place, be- 1863,
properly.
[ eo that the present piling driven In «till »nd ot the line and ths til
Minn., in 1889. They then moved to ness properly
lew here.
F. Hstley, I. B. Cushman.
Foster county, N. I) . where Mr. Me-
Many voters decline to give their the county roan at the railroad been districted that distance
Fairmount Prceiuet—L. E. Flegal,
Mies Clara V. Stircamp's school at
Lawsiui Liggett', John L. Marsh, J. this piece will close in two weeks, We Henry was engsgeil in tarmtng. They politics when registering. They should crossing^thls side ot;Springtield will no ,he «Hroad end of the Hi
Under the existing begin in earnest about the
W. lisnibl-, ■-. 8. F-rrtuau, T. B. also understand that Miss Gertie Ow­ moved to Oregou iu 1991 aud located bear ic.miud that they cauuot vote at be removed.
st Walterville, Laue cutinty, moving the primaries in April unless they do, circumstance« the heaviest traveled next week
Anderson, J O. Bristol.
en's school on Noll will close on seme
to Springfield
about four years Those who register as non-partisan road in the county is almost blcckad-
The sa »rulll people will doth
Fall Creek Preomct—George F. date.
ago, tbe husband engaging in tbe i or indepeudeut will be barred frog) ed aud is very dangerous to public fg and furnish the tIee. whi
W aruer, E. J. Kaudali, A. J. heufro,
Ivison now baa telephone connec­
participHtiug in tbe primary eleatior, travel.
raiirovd will furnish the sth
G. N. Nset, j . R. Holbrook. II. A. tion with all points on the Llewellyn butcher business tbere.
Besides her husband tbe deceased though of course they can vote at tbe
»ad lay them.
Carter
WILL
FIX
MATTERS.
line, also with central office at Eu­
Gate Creek Precinct J. F. Mloney, gene. The line from Crow to Ivison leaves four children and several oth- stats aud county elections,
A city ordinance forbids tb«
The Guard has beeo reliably In­
I
__ _
8. J G..dds»’, .1. E. Keunerly, Win- was built bj C. A. Stephens,' o’ N'oti, er relatives In this county.
formed that the Southern Pacifip
on of steam locomotive» (
The funeral «as held Monday after-
Ihtop Tbotnpenw, C. C. Ko’sman.
officials at Portland were uut aware Jm'
*'leo',',c °r gaeolin»
and I. S. Day, of Ivieon, assl-ted by
Goshen PrecIncS—Thou peon Kou- a few other parties. Stephens and “ o. e“.':X"“. ..... ...... . '■ I
of the conditions ns they exist lt> the
banl the car, to and tn
psl. David r-.t.ot, Fred U. Dillard, Day each have’phonea at thslr places.
blockading of tbe public thorough­
Jots i C. Wlleir, Horace Hampton,
fare, and will instruct Engineer Free­
Dant J. Copenhaver, Ellas Bradley,
land that toe crossing ovei tbe road
M. R. traatitige
must be entirely cleared eo tb.^, uo
Gl. ri -i.» I r. i'luol— A. II. Ii 'ikenr, j
ict
Judge Frazer, at Portland, has held part of the road will te obstructed
J. U. Stberiand, W. T.
W.
, that a real estate man is entitled to The company realued at once / the
tl. bailie Lafayette Borlug.
situation and will wake tbe necessary
i hie commission even where buyer and
Hasel Lil Praclnot—Sam usi R
| seller conspire to do him out of It. char ges iaaadiately..
Ha!
C"n ofSoP*rfot*>de„t
Walker, Gtcrgc F. Hebert.
The Chambers Lum ter Co., cf Cot­ H. Wagoner was empowered to sell 8.
H'H • number of C|lte.ni ,
Herman I'Hcinct- B. B. Jeane, S.
tage
Grove,
filed
articles
of
Incorpor
­
Yesterday afternoon at the citv ball
| L. Goldschmidt’s property on First
Eugen, met at th. F.lrmonot
W. Huff.
the Lane Conrty Ponltry Association ation with the county clerk this after­ street, in Portland, for S13.000, what
Sunday and organized the
lrritig i reciño— Usury C. Rice, M. was ortaniiad with the following ottt- noon.
Tbe incorporators ere Fred
be got over this figure to he his com
^r^PTsnc.
A. Bitanod, J. 8. Mint, William Bar­
‘’^Mídete, J. O. Watts; vice Kuseeil and W. J. Kogers, . of San i mibaion. He »old it for »13,500. Tbeo
gt r, E. ''. Awbrey, UHiim L. Dunlap, president, Amos Wilkins; secretary, Francisco, sod J. H. L hamtere, of
c
a
a,en,b,ri‘’<p of is.
buyer sud seller got together, try-
Ed Well», J. II. InwtH, usorge 8her- J. M. Wlllleme; treasurer,
I With’r ?
7 w'‘,,
P«
• capita) stock is iu|J t0
regl estate man. who
Allen Cottage Grove.
th L. Liggett fret vice pN
r
bind), i. W. Bond, b 1^. Guru
Hord; executive ciuMnlttee. Geo. •100,000.
T°'nt'*.ny. 0WM ,b’*, »“•«*, and rhe court allowed him bis
’her office», were eJeot,d
Jaap
Preciuct—lii^h
Roberts, Widmer, A F. Hord, ft L. Traver, Dcrena sawmill above Cottage Grow. I
TH> heavy rain this week rai
- .
----------------- •¡commission.
The decision is a just
y rlcu Rallvca, B. H. uyons, E. P. J. O. Watte.
The Um Kyle _ A Son*
Ow.
,
of
Flor-|
tfv
s.re.ma
enough
to
bring
down
a
']u,
ee* •pP°It’t«<L Tbe time o
tp streams enough to bring down
j.—
.----------- j one.
Wylve»t»-r, Theodore Goyeax.
Qalte ■ number of the poultry fan cues, has filed articles cf incorpore- I
arge quantity of logs from the ’ ner *ki .
''8* *’11 b* •onounced
S utl> Jku.tlon Free tuet-lames olere were present sod the meeting lion.
Hi—......................
v
H teresfod are cordially I
the capital atcek is »10,000.
Bluslaw
river *Dd ...
its branches.
‘o.ÿd
°OrdU,lr 1
Celver’. Eo Ward Ballsy. Ha fu» T. was an enthn.iastio one.
it was de­ Ihe company conducts a store, a saw
The log. began to come into tide­
Calda» ’, Lilian Edwards, U.
F. cided to hold a ponltry show io Eu­ ■III, a salmon cannery and ether In-
water Tuesday night and came In
A P^V'c Acknowledger™
IL '»r'. J. B. hilt, Thoma» HUIsy, gene tn Irecembar of this yewr, the dtstries on the Sluslaw river.
large numbers for several days. Thurs-
U C Millett.
exact date to be decided upon et
desitelo lDf0rin tbe pnb
After a lingering sickness Jf about dsy morning the boom at Point Ter­
North
' inctiob Precfnct—N. J some other meeting.
Eran s *'•
E. |,Xn,i,t0«». Who n
right m oths the Bijou theatre bas race was reported full and those ..
Mutt U. F ■ dylabd, John Stroma,
„
i sseed gently into oblivion. The In- ' br ught down later were allowed to tionslly snot tn* while
M. J. Harper, Jaeea Severn, T. p.
I"»
direct cause xa» a »«rere etts.-k of go on to tbe boom at Acme.
II.
M
ScbOBik,
y. MUliorn. J.
1'b.i. este about 12,000,000 feet in
colntbelackos, comblned
-----•*- ■*
“* the 1
with
•'lehol.
koookltis "bich te generally fatal the river aud creeks above tidewater,
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CIRCUIT
COURT
JURORS
’Cockerline
Wetherbee
CLEARANCE SALE.
STATE
COMBINE I
)
I Ten Days More of Our Big January Sa
Your Opportunity Clothing.
Furnishing
Goods
Department.
10 to 25%
Hats for A
Ladies' and
Children’s
Hosiery.
«
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HAPPENINGS
AT IVISION
S. P. SURVEYORS
AT JASPER
Advance Shipment of Ne
Spring Dress Goods
Now here and open for inspection
All the newest swell suitin
such as check wool Taffeta, Fancy Melange, fancy English
suitings, tropical suitings, shepherd plaids.
Just the proper thing for spring suits. New spring shades
Alltl
newest effects
You are invited to call ai.d see them.
VOTERS SHOULD
DEATH OF MRS.
J. A. McHtNRY
REGDI ER NOW
PETITION
COUNTY
COURT
WORK ON SPUR
HAS BE
COURT GIVES
POULTRY ASSOCIA
TION FORMED
TWO COMPANIES
INCORPORATE
SOUND DECISION
I- T. L. No. 2
í
PLENTY OF LOGS
LN THE SIUSL
Died
SMALLPOX BOBS
*
SIUSLAW INDIANS
AGAIN
BAPTiSM
•I lb j
1
S
OÍGAN