Eugene weekly guard., May 25, 1906, Image 3

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ARRANGING
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Eugene, Oregon
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WILL GRANT
MAYOR WILKINS
FEWER RATIONS
SAYS CLEAN-UP
SERVED RY ARMY
FRIDAY, MAY 25
RELIEF STATIONS
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FOREST FIRES
IN MICHIGAN
Eugene is go.ng to fall Into line
San Fancisco, May 18.—Since the
with all the progressive citie» of the army began to take an account of the
country ami hare a "cleaning-up fi d distribution the number of ra
day." Mayor Wilkins has taken the tion« has beeu reduced from 300,ooo
matter in baud and today issued a I 1 I i Ifi^OOU daily and th<> number of
proclamation setting apart the 25th supply stations reduced from 200 to
day of May for a g> neral cleaning of 95. The change from the distribution
al! public and private premises, and of raw food to community kitchens is
intends to devote his energies to expected to still further reduce the
making the new institution a success. number receiving aid. Twenty kitch­
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The mayor hopes, furthermore, to re­ ens are expected to supply the ueeds
ceive the c «-operation of all progres of the whole city. These will lie iu
sive citizens.
operation within a week.
The scarcity of bricklayers has led
PROCLAMATION.
To the Citizens ami Residents of Eu­ the Masons’ and Bricklayers’ Associ-
ation to announce a raise of wages
gene :
Friday, May 25, li»H>, has been set from 86 to #7 a day. It is believed
apart for cleauiug up day m Eugene, that higher wages w ill attract skilled
and I would reeutumeud that all cit­ labor from outside cities and hasten
izens clean up their premises in a buiidiug operations.
maqm-r befitting our home city, ibis
is a day we cannot afford to pass by,
and a work that sbuoid nut tie ue-
glected. Let us set the example by
cleaning up our city as it has never
been cleaned before.
1 would urge
that the public schools lie dismissed
for that day. and the children uiged
to take active part in this excellent
work.
F. M. WII.KINS,
Mayor.
WHY CHAMBERLAIN
SHOULD BE RE-ELECTED
TO LEWISTON
Eseabana, Mich., May 19.—O ik , Salt Lake, A.i.y 19 —The Oregon
hundred square miles has been swept Short Li.e Leau«|uartei s ai.n.uiice
by forest tires in northern Micblguli. thè Nortl.westvi n Coli.] «>uy I n- pur-
It is impossible to tell if any lives ebased ttie old ■ ig ili of way of tlM
have beeu lost or how gnat the dam­ Northwest Coni| t.y. I i.«.ii., . r- ur»
age is on account of a lack of commo now in thè tìeld | re.m.inary t. imme­
nicatiou. It is estimated that 6000 diate consti lieti..ii flutti lli.iit n.gtou,
people are homeless. Three traiuloada Oregon, to Lewjston, Idaho.
of homeless have arrived here ami are
suffering for the necessitie^of life.
The tire is sw epiug northwaid and is
dying out in some places. The the
l«ouudaries are Goose Lake nil the
north, to E.-cauaba ami as far south
as Peshtigo in Wisconsin, and welt
to Stambaugh, Mich, east to Alger j Washington, May 18.—‘The senate
county line.
The railroads, lumber today eliminated the words ‘‘in it»
companies and homesteaders are judgment" in the rate bill, pievloua
heavy losers.
to authorizing the commission to tlx
"iust and reatouable rate.«," which
Only twelve insurance companies
upsets one feature of the "ah- u com­
have filed requests with the adjusting
promise on th«'court review amend­
committee of the underwriters for
ment."
«piarteis in the Ferry building. This
Senator Rayner joined the anvil
is cited as iiddition.il evideuce that
chorus against the piesidiit today,
recent criticism of the companies by
stating his belief that the pie-ideut
Escanaba, .Mich, May 19
San Francisco property owners is ».ell
will change his mind again if ll.e dis
, lias been received that a rel
founded.
mission of the cate lull is pi ii.gned
Governor Pardee this morning at from here, sent out lust ill
Senate« Foraker announced that be
tended a meeting ot tlie committee ou caught between two tires, «
cause he lie lined the rat«“ bill uncon­
Another tr
special session of tlie legislature, at 'crew escaping.
stitutional he Would Vote .« lust it,
which the issuance of bonds tor r re- out today is unheard from,
although it contains some provision»
port that three, children were
building of San Francisco was di
lit1 favors,
cussed. An act providing for the ex­ at Quinnesec is confirmed.
II .Teller denied the president'.- right
tension of the new bonds fur a period
to ask senators in private to vote tor
of years, mid allowing the establish­
or against any measure.
ing of a sinking fund to be deterred
Captain Charles S. Sperry wn- nom­
until after the period of 25 years lias
inated rear admiral by tlie presi­
elapsed» was appioved.
dent.
SERATE PASSED E1LL
AFTEfl LCKS 0E3ATE
THE ENGLISH ~
There was a get-together spirit at
The committee on arrangements fui
the annual reunion ot the Laue the city council meeting last night.
I The proposed ordinance granting a
County Veteran«’ Association to be I
held in Eugene June 18-20, met at franchise to the Willamette Valley
The following good reasons why
Washington. May 111. —After seventy
San Francisco, May 19.—Steps to­
the office of J. F. Gates this after­ Co. to construct ami operate an elec­
days of almost continuous delibera­
Governor Chamberlain should be re- ward the immediate clearing away of
noon. It WM agreed to extend an .n tric street railway system in the city
tion the sente yesterday passed ttio
e'ected are taken from recent issues
station to the veterans of the Span­ was read aud thoroughly discussed. It
the debris in the downtown secucu
railroad rate bill by the piactica lly
ot the Salem Daily Statesman, the
ish American war to participate in appears that with a few changes and
unanimous vote of 71 to 3. The three
leading Republican newspaper ut were taken this morning when the
additions
the
franchise
will
be
grant
­
the reunion and to ask the business
committee on transportation met to
London,May 19.—Nearly 4(h) woman negative vote» cast were Foraker, Re­
It Western Oregon:
men and citizens in general to deco­ ed without much further delay.
The railroads an­ suffragists, escorted by forty niem- publican, of Ohio, and Morgan and
Because he has fulfilled his prom­ •eceive reports.
is
said
the
apppiication
of
Chambers,
rate their stores and residences in
nounced that tiiey were ready to car tiers of parliament, today presented Pettus. Democrats, of Alabuma.
Hengeu, Wood and Paxton has been ises, made to the people in h«a last I
honor of the occasion.
The bill has received more uttuution
campaign, that he would see tb.tl li.e ry away tlie great masses of brick, I j their claims lo Premier Campbell Ban­
practically
withdrawn
and
the
Willam
­
J. F. Gates was appointed as a com-
iron, ste«4 and wood, the laying of ' nerman, who declined to give any from the senate and from the country
#750,000
ot
the
irreduicble
wuuul
tun-
mtitee of oue on decoration. A com­ ette Valley Company’s was the only
lying idle in the hands ui the elute tracks into tlie ruined district having pledge regarding the time when wu- at large than any measure before con­
mittee as follows was appointed to one read last night.
been finished. The greatest difficul­ men would lie allowed to vote.
gress since the repeal of the pi rchas
The council, acting as a committee treasurer was loaned. It has been
arrange a program, to meet on Wed­
ing clause of the Sherman act of 1893.
loaned and is bringing in 845,uuu ty lies in the fact that tlie city is
of
the
whole,
voted
as
the
sense
of
nesday of next week to report to the
without funds to pay the men for
It was reported to the 'senate Febru­
each
year
to
be
divided
among
lue
general committee: C. H. Baker, R. the meeting that the following should bchool children ot this state.
loading cars, but the committie be­
ary '.ill. and was made unfinished busi­
V»
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14
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till
11
1
f,
be
iucorpoiated
in
the
ordinance,
H. Miller, C. J. Dodd, C. C. Ham­
lie» es that means to meet the situa- ,
ness on March 12.
From Match 12
by City
_ At 1 Eecause he has introduced system
mond and O. J. Hull, the last two which should be redrawn I _
to May 4 the bill was under general
in tne state land department; cause.« tion will be devised today.
torney
Bean
and
submitted
to
the
maned being Spanish-American war
There is no longer any fear of a ■
discus-ion without limitation < n the
all defective titles to be looked up
C. J. Dodd was named as council at its next meeting:
veterans.
Every mill ou the I
duration of speeches, fifty-eight of
'and the holders thereof notified that lumber famine.
A
certain
per
cent,
of
the
gross
«committee ou reception. Two ladies
Pacific coast is working extra shifts,
DesMAtnea, May 18.—The Presbyte­ which were deliver« d. Many of these
thjy
might
take
steps
to
periect
the
each from the W. R. C. and L. of G. earnings of the system to be paid to same.
and millions of feet are arriving rian arsembly here has received a were prrpaied with great care, and
the city after a period, or after the
A. K. will assist him.
message from the Cumberland assem­ two of them consumed mure than a
Because he made non-resident cer­ daily.
It is proposed to make this year’s city has reached a population of 15,- tificate holders pay up and take deeds
Health conditions continue marvel bly at Decathr asking if it is willing day's time in <l< livery. Senator La-
WO.
This
is
in
place
of
the
tax
on
teutiion the most successful l.i the
to unite. It is now believed the in Follette «if Wiaconsln spoke three
thus causing their holdings to be ously good.
history of the Veterans’ Association. the cars, as offered by the company.
juuction pi oceedmgs can be invalidat­ days. Senator Daniel, of Virginia,
put
on the lax roll.
Prohibit
the
operation
of
steam
Lach year the reunions have grown
ed.
two days Senators Bailey, Foraker,
Because ue brought about the can­
in point of attendance and interest locomotives or motors on all streets cellation ot ceitificutes, many years
Ijodge, Raynor, Dolliver and others
i
except
for
construction
purposes.
bnt the oue next mouth promises to
each spoke nil entire day.
delinquent,covering about '.5,000 acres
Restricting running of freight cars I
DesMoines, May 19.—Th«* Prestiyte-
eclipse all the others.
For 12 days the bill was under con­
of scnool laud, aud tue placing o.
on streets. Time for operation to be
riau assembly considered relief for 952 sideration under the fifteen minutes
them again uu tue market at double
of the disabled ministers of the or­ rule. The »eiinte has at all times been
between 11 p. m. and 6 a. m.
the price tor which they were orig­
Specifying minimum number of
Seattle, Wash,. May 17. — From Cot ganization today.
earnest and animated, but for the
inally sold.
trips.
Sixteen trips each way be
age Grove, Or., a young married wo . I It was vote«! to levy each member most part devoid of personality as be­
Because be has cut off the grafts ul
ten cents to raise #4,(100,990 for a fund tween senators, the past lew days,
tween hnuis of (5 a. m. and 11 p. ni.
the state laud brokers who have toi man, w hose parents’ home was broken
Company shall extend gravel on
up by the teachings of Holy Roller for the disabled ministers ami their howevei, having called out some cans
years been levying tribute upon tin
streets which are occupied by its
'reffield, sends to a Seattle paper a families.
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I tic criticisms of the piesid.iit and
citizens of this state to the ex.eut oi
tracks each way to the curbing.
simple plea for the freedom of Georg«>
some newspaper correspondent» by
81 aud 81 50 on every acre of indem­
Tracks shall be in centre of streets.
Mitehelll, who avenged tils sisters by
At a meeting of the officers of the
Bailey.
nity or lieu lands selected.
Appli­
Construction work shall commence
the slaying, on the streets of Seattle, 08613479
Cottage Grove bank, held yesterday,
cants for lieu lands now dial directly
the contract for erecting the bank within six months after the ordi­ with the state and the state is receiv­ >f the teacher of detestable doctiines.
Iler mother, says the correspond
building on the ground, th«» purchase nance is approved aud work shall con­ ing 87.50 per acre tor lands heretoior«
lit, who for obvious reasons desires
ot which was mentioned last week, tinue with due diligence until com­ sold for 82.50.
o remain unknown, was a devoted
was let to Welcome Hubble.
The pleted from the depot to the univer­
Because he has selected 33.000 acre
building will be of brick,25x60 feet in sity on or before September 1, 190«, of vacant government lan..s to slit 1st., nother and wile until, during her
Butte, Mont., May 18.—Milts Fuller
size aud one story high. The front aud the balance of the system shall be losses in school sections w.iicii wer. itisband’s temporary at|»ence in the was hanged this morning for the
.ast, she fell under Ciettield’s spell. murder of Harry J. Callahan in Octo­
will be of plate glass. Work ou the completed within 12 months there­ due the state. All ot jVti.eu has bee.
The Combination mine on Martin
t'Ljeii she lied to protect the inipos- ber, 1904. Fuller was 66, and claimed creek. Bohen in district, has been
structure will lie commenced this after.
sold, netting the senooi fund aboti
A deposit fo 81000 as an indication
or, who had lntlr.enced her to change relationship with Chief Justice pul purchased by Sherman Clarke, ut one
week and rushed to an early comple­
8190,0W.
.er entire mode ut living. She wore ler. He was known as a bad man for time manager of the mine, and F. W.
tion. The bank expects to be open of good faith to be made with the
Because through his state land tigetr.
city, the amount to be forfeited if the
ild clothes, discarded shoe» ami years. His victim was a mining her­ Hopkins, representing the Combined
for business in sixty days.
forged applications covering uun
Oue ear of rails sent to the front ou provisions of the franchise are not dreds of thousands of acres ot senoo ■lockings. »1« pt on the fluor, let her mit.
Mines and Mill Company.
A Wilde
lair nang without care, and carried
the 0. A S. E. railroad have been carried out.
mill with a Wilfley table will be in-
land have been brought to light, guil
m unspeakable practice!? at the be-
OTHER MATTERS.
«piked to the ties, and the track
‘ stalled. . Work on the new wngon road
ty parties convicted and certificate
BARKMAN RELEASED.
iest of her master, 'lhe letter con
' f from
r< itti 1 Dean
)
layers are now just bebiud the grad-
cabin to the iroperty will
The council accepted an invitation ¡cancelled. Forged certificates ano
Pittsburg,
.May
18,—Alexander sooti be commenced. There are over
ers. Work on the grade is being to take part in the Memorial Day pa I other documents covering thoi .-and .inuea:
He taught that Christ would come I’arkinan. after fourteen year» of im- looo feet of development property In
pushed and the only hindrance is tar- rade.
i of acres of stat«- land discovered n ■gain as he did beft.re. a babe born of
i rir iiiuient in a workhouse tor »boot- ’ the way ot tunnel» The main tunnel
dines» in the artival of material,
A petition for an arc light at East I time to prevent complications, wiiicl i virgin, and told them that one of
•hich comes from Eastern rolling Fifteenth and High streets was re­ | would have arisen had deeds beeu is­ heir numbe-, like .Mary of old, would ing and injuring H. C. Frick, was 1» in tint) feet mid is in very good ore.
je the mother of Christ, an«l they ‘ released today. Hi» head was shaved It is the intention of the new cum
■ills. The flat cars received by the ferred.
sued to the holders thereof.
nu»t have a Joseph of the Holy Roll -o the police would recognize him
pany to install a complete concentrat­
'■'«tnpany loaded with iron have l«een
The council adjourned to meet May
■r sect to protect them, as Joseph of an anarchist.
ing plant and mill anil work the ore.
put in the logging trains aud are re­ 28.
dd. Free love was ever the theme he
lieving the car famine.
This property lies just lieluw the
«reached, and he look the most revolt-
I----------------------------
ng chapters of the Hille, such as Du
Great Eastern property and two miles
R. E. Walker, supervisor of road
■ id and the Hittite’s wife, and made
b~l,iw the Star Consolidated proper-
district No. 50, including Walker's
me of the most awful sermon» out of
Eugene, May 17.
t>. Cuttage Grove Nugget.
t a jierson ever heard.
't»tion, brought an action on Tues
Campbell, Ernest.
lay la»t to collect road taxes from 37
The young woman then make» a
Curtis, Nancy L.
Ureek railroad laborers.
The tax
■troug plea for the clearing of Mitch-
Davis, Mrs. Clara.
levied by law i« #3 per poll, hence di«- {
ill.
Columbus, Ohio, May 18.—Attorney
Rome, May 18. — lhe Heiian cabi ne
Donaldson, 8. J.
Wet No. 5o will t«e enriched by #111
General Elli» ba» tiegun proceeding»
tendered their resignation» today.
The committee chosen to »elect the t Gulf Lumber Co., care Johu I><
unless it shall be shown on trial that
against the Standard Oil Co. by
arrive : AT CORVALLIS.
«*'tne if the defendants are exempted. moat beautiful conteshuit for queen land.
Covallis, Or., May 17.—The Holy suing the Vacuum Oil and Manhattan
Kingsley. Eugene.
at
J- H. Chambers ha« «old hi« stock of the "Made in Oregon” fair at
Rollers
who were stranded at Cref Companies for alleged violation of
Knowlton, Mrs. Harry.
la ^e Chambers Lumber Company’s Portland chose the following list:
Both are alleged to lx*
New York. Muy IN.—Mrs. Ji Telson
ield's camp on the coast reached Cor­ I the laws.
Parrott, H. G.
»• fight
Misi« Gertrude Woodniff. Queen of
®fll at Durena to Messrs. Russell and
Davis 1« better and stronger to las.
ellis last night apparently but little I Standard "decoy comparile»,
Price, Hugh.
of San Francisco, and will "Made in Oregon" exp«i«ition.
he worse for their experience. Frank . ing the real independent».
Whittaker, A. E.
Leri« Hartley, of C i
A.
P.
Porter,
Queen
Mount
'h«
■«•give his entire attention to opei-
Miss
rlurt left the camp last Friday and
Wood, W. Raymond.
man who was in Er gei
ya
•ting bis Ala»« mill property.—West- Hood.
»hen
he
left
there
was
a
week
’
»
ra-
J. L. PAGE, P. M
ago circulatirig n «ubacii
Ruth
Burkhart,
fintai
queen.
Oregon.
'
I
'■per
Mies
inns at the place, the supply cousist-
fo- 'U' de to help defend I leorge
Miss Leona A ay Wüli». Queen Ore
ng of flour, rice and other grocer’e».
Mlt.-hefl, abo -h. t amt kI!!••<! Cref-
gon.
Jpon reaching Corvallis Hurt »ent #6
I.. bat,y
WLei ♦ —
------ talk» it is t> :.«• t.
field, the Poly Koller, l a« b«-gun suit
Miss Elsie Woodruff, Queen Pro- gne H ilet'r’« Rocky Mountain I««
«ack to the camp for »applies and
in th» ft- e'.'ti i-otir fy clr,, lt court
gress.
It« Vw
eft here Monday for Seattle.
It make» *’«■ i
for a dlvon-» again-t Ida wife Cor«
iO*t
The victim» of Creffleidiam in that
Miss Emma Tell. Sacajawea.
35 ceuta, tea <
A Hartley, < ne of ITeffieid’a follow­
qu«-en*» affetid-
* • **
«arty are Mra. Bert Starr, of P««rt
Mis» Ada Rhodei
Russian douma finally adopted
Co.
ers.
l he rrnni lafnt lod.> d iu ain«t
’
to the speech of the czar as ant.
«nd ; Mr«. Frank Hurt and baby r, t.er
»iter rar
h r is eai«l to t>e of a highly «erisa
Mar
M
istei, Mi-r Olive Sandell. Mi»»
Mis»
«wn, iu spite of the pro­
ti uial charie ter.
lurt and Mi»» Alta Bray.
abid demands of peasant.
Li. e
W’ at’
•el re
Any
«ht earthquake shock I
That V
(’(> .m)
' T
Ch.
is’ Hardt
1
Kan Jn»e, Oakland
Li k«
WOMEN
SUFFRAGE
MINISTERS CONSIDER
RELIEF OF DISABLED
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