Eugene weekly guard., February 23, 1906, Image 8

Beil Your Water
BROKEN UP
During this epidemic of contagious diseases
so prevalen* . Eugene.
CLEAN UP YOUR PREMISES
USE DISINFECTANTS FREELY
Four Sens
Eugene Citizens
Fined $25
MORE IMPORTANT
THAN ALL ELSE.«.'*
Cleanfe i'ie system of all impurities, and strengthen it against
germ invasion, by taking an IN VIGOR A 1 ING
TONIC, noted for its strength
and purity.
(knfefSid to Stealing Carpenters'
Tools and iiqucr--Gther Petty
PEPTONIZED
Iron Wine
Thefts Attrbitid to
Them
Eich ingredient a tonic of itu’.f in combination UNEXC 1LED
DeLANO’S
/
News Itams from Crow
Crow. Feb. 21.—Andrew Moyer is
sick with typhoid fever at the home
of W. J. Canady.
It is supposed the
The remains of Dr. Curran I>. Os­ disease was contracted in a logging
burn, the former Eugene resident camp.
Miss Winnie Hadley, who is ill of
who died at Wilsouville Monday
night, arrived here this afternoon and tpyhoid fever, is getting along very
Dr. Canady is the attending
were interred in the Masonic cerne nicely.
tery. A press dispatch from Sherwood physician.
| Mrs. Geo. Hadi y is very low and
tells of his death as follows:
Dispatches
“Dr. C. D. Osburn, a well-known her life is despaired of.
physician and druggist of Wilsonville, stating the gravity ot her case have
ditsl last night about 111 o'clock from been sent to her brothers and sisters
heart affection anti gastritis. He in Eastern Oregon.
liH<l been subject to periodical spells
Dr Canady was called for Mrs. John
of faintness and pains in tiie region McCulloch last Thursday.
of the heart, but did not anticipate
We are thankful to see the Oregon
anything of a serious nature.
Hence mist, which we have missed more
medical assistance was delayed until than a little. The hills are green and
too lute, if of any possible avail under many shrubs and bushes are budding.
such conditions. Dr. Oslairu prac­
No losses of stock near here this
ticed medicine and conducted a drug w i titer.
store in Portland several years, re­
Mrs. Nettie Fleck has lieen engaged
moving to Wilsonville five years ago.
to teach the spring term ot school at
He was a graduate of Jefferson Med­
Palestine, beginning in March.
ical College of the class of 18fk». A
Mrs. Margaret Liles is home from
widow survives him.
Eilgeue, where she went to assist ii.
nursing h< r little grandson. Clairs
Liles, who is ill at the Mulkey House.
J. A. J. Crow, wife and grandson
There were lively times at Lebanon ure visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gates
last night and this morning, says yes­ ti day.
terday's Albany Democrat, it seems
It may not be generally known that
that Dr. W. H. Booth and G B. Han­ Hadleyville is the home of an inven
sard had a quarrel, probably over the tor. in the person of J. Merlle Nighs
liquor question, in which the former wander, wlio-e geuius and originality
drew a revolver. Tiiat was Inst night are causing folks to wonder ami ad
This morning Dr. J. C. Booth and mire. His most recent achievement
Mr. Hmrard met ill the street mid is a “rubbering" attachment for u
crossed fists, the former rolling un­ telephone, the use of which enables
derneath. Dr. Booth was prominent the possessor to hear all that passe-
in the prosecution of the men ill con­ over the line, and at the same tin e
trol of the club rooms some time ago, admits of no Wear or waste on the
mid since then there have been re­ batteries.
In a word, it enables tl e
ports of a blind pig, mid it is sap! the manipulator to hear without b ing
affair is in connection with the mat­ heard. Three or four patrons have
ter. One arrest «ns reported this had these attachments placed on their
morning for assault, to be disposed 'phones. Some are so uuprorge si re
of in the city court.
?> ns to declare that they are able t<
furnish batteries for their “rubber
ing " The inventor has lie, n asked to
appear lx»fore the officers of the com
It
recently been discovered,
paiiy and demonstrate tiie effect of
bear» a dose resent bln lice to the
malaria germ. To tiee the system his invention—if any—on the line,
from disease germs the most effective and until they are satisfied that it
remedy is Dr. King’s New Life Pills. is not detrimental to the line he has
Guaranteed to cure nil diseases due been ordered not to attach any more
to malaria poison and constipation,
of them.
at 25c W. L. DeLano’» drug store.
A Labanen Row
The Yellow Fever Germ
RED MEN Wifi BY
SCORE OF 23 TO II
GANG OF
BOY
An organized gang of boys, whose
ages range from 14 to 16 years and
who have committed numerous petty
thefts about the city lor the past sev­
eral weeks and perhaps months, has
lx?en broken up by the arrest of four
of them—piobal ly the entire gang.
Their names are not published at the
earnest request of their parents, all of
whom are highly respectable people
of Eugene,
One of the beys was arrested by
O fleers Croner and Farrington last
night and the other three by Chief of
Police Stiles and Constable Rowland
this forenoon. The specific charge
against them is the larc ny of a num­
ber of carpenters' tools from John
McCormick, Guy Davis and Wm.
Hammond, well known carpenters.
The theft of these articles was com
mitted in the latter part of Novemlx-r
last and were taken from the new
Seavey residence at West Sixth and
Lincoln streets ami the new Cht rry
residence on Pearl street.
After the
arrest of the boys the officers visited
their homes and found most of the
tools stolen.
MINED 825 EACH.
The boys wen taken before Justice
f the Pence Wintern.eier this after
' non at 2 o’clock and arraigned.
They pleaded guilty and were fined
«25 each. The tines of three of tin
hoys were paid this afternoon and
the mother of the fourth one promises
to pay his fine tomorrow.
OPERATED ON THE QUIET.
Quite a number of other thefts
about the city are said to be traceable
to these boys, including the theft of
some liipicrs from ITrghes’ saloon.
The officers have been cognizant of
the theft of the to< Is ami liquors for
some time past a'd have been work
ing jdiligt nt'.y ou thf ease. Until now
f has bet n a mystery. It was thought
that the ft ols might have be -n .-ent
to Portland or somewhere else aid
disposed of and Chit f < f Police Sti'e
ha 1 n titled all ti e second hand store-
up anti down the line, but the I oy
were wise and kept their loot, prol -
ably intending to dispose of it at
some future time.
The boys had on their persons 72
keys of different patterns and it ia
thought they list ¡1 many of these in
their operations.
NEW LOCOMOTIVES
FOR S. P. LINES
COMPANY FOR
DAMAGES
Red Wing Boys Play a Wonderful
Game of Basketball-Some Fine
Basket Throwing
The Red Men’s Imsketball team of
lied Wing. Minn., defeated the L hi­
re. sity ot Oregon team at the armoiy
last night by the score of 23 to 11 in a
well played game. .
It was certainly a sight for the fai s
to see tLe lanky meu from Minnesota
“shoot” the. ball into the baskets.
With one hand they wou d easily place
the ball where it belonged from al­
most any part of the hall. This is
where they excelled the ’varsity buys.
in close work the l<x?als showed up
about us well a- the visitors, but they
showed a woeful lack of practice iu
throwing baskets. They had twice as
many chances at the baskets as did
the Risl Men, but their aim was m t
true.
In the fir t half the score was 17 to
fl. but in the second half the Red
Men were held down to two baskets.
The manager of the visiting team
made the statement last night that
the Oregon teams play a cleaner game
than those in any other state they
have visited on their present tour.
They left last night for San Francisco.
LIME DISINFECTANT
FOR WELLS
Several cases of typhoid fever hav-
ing appeared at Oregon City, Dr.
Carll of Portland, iu the Telegram,
sounds a uote of warning to people
of lower Willamette river towns that
tbeir only absolute safety lies in boil­
ed water. Here is the doctor's advice
us to open wells:
4 “Uus<ak«al lime is an excellent dis­
infectant, and is better than chloride
.f lime and cheaper. People who use
wells should throw down a lump as
oig aa one's heal at least twice dur­
ing the season. This will give forth
lime water fra few days, but it is
not at all injurious, and after that the
water w ill lie pure and sweet. The
objection to the fiat taste of boiled
water can easily lie removed by plac
ing the boiled water iu jugs or bot­
tles. and when the water has cooled
the jugs should lie shaken for a few
minutes and it will re absorb i i . The
jugs should not be mure than naif « r
two thirds full. "
HOBOS BROKE INTO
WAREHOUSE
Last night some one broke the lock
on the door of Cooper A Williams’
warehouse uti tiie depot grounds and
•titered the building. A box of house­
hold goods was broken into and the
contents scattered about, but nothing
is missing.
The would-be thieves
•pread a feather bed on the floor and
slept there during the night.
It wa.-
evi.lently the work of hobos.
Pronounced Insane
Three suits for dan age* against the
Southern Facific Couqanf were tiled
in the circuit court ulx ut five o dock
last evening by Williams
Beau, at-
torLeys for the plaintiffs, :
51. F. Copley asks for 8I5.*’<*t dam­
ages for all injury received by fi lling
from the Springfield bridge last au­
tumn. lie alhges that while working
on the scatfoldiug, which »as t.imsily
ceustiucted, ai;d while wheeling a
burrow over it, ou account ot the un­
safe condition of the boards he fell to
the groin d. I adly wrenching Hi d
sprainii g bis left leg. rendering it
practically taeless.
THEIR I lA FERTY DESTROYED.
E. M. Sharp and Elva R. George
ask damages in the sums ot So-00 and
«2500 respect i rely because creosote
from the tie-preserving plant nt lui­
tharn rán over their gl olimi near the
1 laut. destroying tl e productiveness
ot the laud.
75c Tap« Girdle» for
..
_ 45c
75c Corots, long hips, hose supper's 5Oc
met» for
$1 OO
vj zx
Wilt buy Turkey Red Table
At JC. Damask. 54 in. wide, usually
“w sold at 35c. Friday and Sat­
urday only.
$2 50 Silk Wai 4s $1.90.
Friday and Saturday we will sell our
$2.50 China Silk Waists, white only,
at the very low price,
$1.90
One lot of fresh California white
figs, worth 10c the lb., on C _
sale for two days at, lb
TYFHOiD FEVER
At this particular time we wish to
make a tew suggestions regarding the
liealthluluess oi fish. In ail interview
with a leading Eugeue doctor recently
the writer was impressed with the
earnestness displayed in his state-
meuta. In part he said: “Good fish
is absolutely the most health produc­
ing solid food ill existence, being
nutritious, invigorating, sustaining
and easily digested.
I shall recom­
mend it to all my patients."
Why should every one not eat fish
at least once a day? | Any physician
will agree that fish for supper will
make you sleep better, feel better,
look better—yes. and lx> Ix-tter, give
you a clear bead and strong nerves.
Why not avail yourselves ot the advan­
tages of the telephone, private delivery
and management of a place like the
Eugeue Oyster Co., where a fresh
supply of all kinds of fish is received
daily.
2-20 2d lw
¿RIFrIN WILL
35c Corn Meal 24c.
A lot of fresh corn meal in sacks,
regular price 35c.two
days, white or yellow
25c Wal’r Baker’s Cocoa 20c
F<x two days only sr will wll Walter
Baker's Cocoa, in S lb- tins.
regular 25c sire at. package
BONAFIDE SALE!
Having cotK'udrJ to coufinc our buonot in future to a largv line of grocenet only,
T« offer our entire Stock of
DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. MEN'S. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES, OVER ALLS. JUMPERS. SHIR IS. KNIT UNDERWEAR.
HATS. CAPS. JEWELRY, ETC. ETC, AT
ACTUAL COST.
JUUMU* UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS CLOSED OUT. AM.M
'Phone Red I5tl.
Sunday School Work
C. D. CoiTlbs
Co.
47 Tnl Sth Street
Pleasant Hill. Feb. M—This is to
let the Sunday school workers of Lane
county know what a gr»at success we
have made at Pleasant Hill in the
Home department. We adopted this
work the first of the year aud I ap-
pointed D. l^ed as superintendent of
that department and to our great sur­
prise he added 77 in four day» to our
Sunday school. I hope that many
Sunday schools in the county will take
up this Home department work.
Yours truly,
W. L WHEELER.
Try the Oregon Hotel
Alaai tick.
Board and room,
M. ' Vati-on ,V Sherman, proprietors,
Eugene, Or.
Steam cleaning and pressing done
right at City Dye Work». Wwt Eighth
street. next door to Eugene Lauu
Notice to Tax Payers
G. W. Griffin stated to a Guard
representative
today
that
tiie
rumor that he would not stand for:
the nomination of senator from this
county is false mid misleading.
At the present time Mr. Griffin is
■ lot ready to announce his platform,
ait will do so in a few days, and will
make u full statement as to “State­
ment No. 1.“
Mr. Griffin also adds that he will
support the man for state senator on
the ticket selected by Lane county
Republicans, regardless of who the.
nominee may lx*.
A WEST SIDE
with an
nary means. |
the latest and tt
vice for differ
Holds the plate
place and it won’t
If this fits you
call and see me.
J 0 and 11 Beckwith ft
Cor. 7th and Will»,
Eugene over night
Nice, clean
room on the outside
noise from street a
walk travel. We!llj
roomy, comfortable
with safe but hand)
gage room. On sans
and just back of courti
-- ' INSDM
Court Decrees That Sil
Judge J. W. Hamilton!
cuit court has Jianded d «l
in the ease wherein there»
as to the rightful owners
insurance money carried ini
men of the World by the W
Powers. The judge a»»:<k
.<» Mrs. Mettle Power», ■
deceased, and decrees that
of the suit lx? paid out oftk
It will lie reinemberd tl2
after Mr. Powers' death. H
< ilenn O. Powers, sued the!
of tiie Pacific jurisdiehw
Woodmen of the World W
tuent of the £2ooo to him. 4
having Ix'en changed to hi»!
time before Lew's death. N
Powers fought the case »
suit that she receives the I
Thompson A Hardy wen
neys for Mrs. Powers.
Salem people declare that tberntnr r
so persistent in Eugene that Salem
Clarence ElmerJ son ot
is affected with the typhoid fever is Mrs. O. E. Roberts, <1*
untrue.
home, 181 West Eleventh i
night shortly 'after mid*
Boil your water and kill the mi­ one year, three moi ths*«
crobes. It is the only safe way with The cause of death w*»
cough, which settled <’t
the present water supply.
The parents are pr stratei
The funeral will be bell
If the water company could possibly
do so it would not tie a bad i,]ea to at 2:30 o'clock p. ni..
get a supply of «ater from some tem- iu the Masonic cemttefJ
who wish to view the t*
•rce till a |>< iman, ni
please call before the tin*
tion is secured
funeral.
Believing that conditions will 1*
1«
materially improved by complying
-trictly with the requirements of law
and assessing an property for its
■tnie ea-h value." I take this means
I.n-hani III offered a kingdomjfor a
of notifying the public that such wifi
be my purpose and that assessing horse Ue have plenty of horses, but
will commence on March 1st. Un would be glad to give a kingdom for
recorded deeds should t>e placed on some pure Tafer.
record before March 1st. else property ,
represented Ig, .»»me will be assessed
Frwh rain water i» microhelerw.
to former owner.
Wh°
U 8r*
Of P®"
Pleas.- have your list of personal
Property rely ,h„n the assessor or
Upnty calls for same-that owned on
New stock matting just received
arcl* iit at one o'clock a. m., jggg
prettiest pattern» yet. Same i. true
B. F. KEENEY.
of our linoleum.
County Assessor.
That car.not fee
SENATOR
ELECTRiC LINE
Franz Golde. a former resident of
lrving.died at his home in San Diego,
Cal., recently. He had dropsy.
Lorna Fields, who is teaching at
\ ida. was the guest of A. C. Bates
one day last week.
Ehrman Andrews went to Junction
Friday.
MOUT i
The Lem®,
Newland’s ÄW
OQr»
W
A
ATW
Mrs. Mary Duyvel. aged 68 years
Plenty of feed ami poultry netting
I Spray pumps from .'»> cents to ."»•
mil a n .dent of Jui ctioii City, wi.
la ti at Chamber»’ Hardware will kee]
dollars.
akeu tn the insane a ylum this morn
Chatnbers’ Hardware.
your chickens at home.
The Southern Pacific Company ha.- ng. having b en adjudged insane by
The United Railways Co., the Los
received in Portland three new consol County Judge Chrisman last even ing
¡dated engines for the lines in Ore She was examined I y Drs. F. W. Angeles concern which has acquired
the Portland-Hillsboro electric line,
gon. and as soon as they are set uj Prentice and W. L. Cheshire.
announces that it will l uild a trolley
they will go over the lines to Rose
line from Portland to Salem via Hills­
burg and will go into service on tb<
boro, Forest Grove and McMinnville,
line south of that city. They will
oil the west side, if they can get a
haul
freight
trains
through
the
Cow
Soda trackers, lb. 7J4c.
Great Corset ?pn:icl.
Creek canyon mid into Ashland. hu <1
I ring. Feb. 20.—W. D. Yates, who franchise out of Portland.
Friday
and Saturday we will put
For two days we will hold a
when the new steel between Portland recently returned to Irving. is not
on sale several cases of fresh
sale on “An e ican Beauty” Cor­
and Saginaw is laid they will begin to mproving in health as much as he
soda crackers, in XXX soda,
sets that will astonish the ladies
operate on this end of the road. The hoped.
salted, picnic and oyster
of Eugene and vicinity.
engines are of the most powerful type
Mrs. A. J. Zumwalt came dowu
crackers at, lb
• /jt
Dr. J. W. Harris, county health
ever operated in the state, and will from Eugeue. where she has been
Mce Whbe Girdle* 20c.
25c Cartons ot. package ..
20c
officer,
informs us that
lie able to haul heavier trains than
— twelve
------ j new
Friday and Saturday we will put One lb. Cartons at
helping to care for the sick, it being
.
8c
eases of typhoid fever were reported
any
engines
now
in
the
service
of
the
on sale just 50 nice white Gir­
almost impossible to get nurses for t oday.
company.
all.
10c Whi'e Figs 5c.
dles, late arrivals, the
corset sensation, at
Want
Chambers’ Hardware.
Or. Prentice City
Mayor F. M. Wilkiw
pointed Dr. F. W. Prentk’
cian for a period <«f th?1
His duties are to the
as Dr. J. W. Harris’ art*’1
to report all contagi is "
to enforce the city's be*!1*
Paint with Phoenix I**1'
A Hales, agents.