Eugene weekly guard., June 01, 1906, Image 4

BODY OF J.
HOWELL FOUND
Personal.
feuse of Edwards' action in tbe mi
ter of the blocking of the Spring«»
CUT THE BIG “R” BELOW 0UT: ^rite
road by the H. P. railroad compat
Monday's Daily Guard
three letters after it; wait until next
He allowed thia corporation to c<
Miss Marguerite Brund and brother
and 1 see
-truct four piers each two feet tbj
Rudolph, of Florence, «ere iu Eu-
if
you
guessed
correctly.
•MOM tl»' most tra-el»d Ingbwa^
gt-ue Saturday on their way to Port­
Lane county, leaving for the
land.
ii«e only a passageway of thirty
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Gross are
liaongally a» ro»s a county ro<J
home from a trip to Eastern Washing-j
Mr. Douglas, who i* now II Jiing
Monday's Daily Guard
ton. They will go to the Alberta
I
Coburg is now a city, the election -against Mr. Edwards for comm
telephone
w-ssage war received
A
count i y later on.
yesterday having gone heavily for iu- ea, as a taxpayer aud a citizeu » m- I trot
from the upper McKenzie country Dy
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lewis returned
corporatlou. The vote was: For in­ ployed an attorney, A (' Woodcu 'kf 'mb-rtkaer W T. < <■ '»¡on
l;»y
yesteiday from Sagiuaw, where they
at his own expense au<l enjoined the
corporation, 83; against, 21».
■veiling
about -»-ven o'clock
1111
r V
e'
paeked their household goods fot
Geo. A Drury is the first mayor company from proceeding, and later
t hipi that the dead body ■
M.
and the selection is a good oue. Mr. circulated a petition securing hun­ Howell, tb^tniuiug proape» tor, who shipment to Eugene.
If correct it will be what you have just done,
Mrs. Edith Burns came up from
Drury has resided at Cobuig many dreds of signatrues, protesting to the disappear«»! from the Blue River
years ami is one of the town s most county court against the action of the mines a week age, bad been found. Portland Saturday night and is visit
what all loyal citizens do with the Guard every
Edwards, after
prominent citizens.
He will fill the railroad company.
Mr. Gordon was instructed t notify iug at the home of her uncle and
■
tbe
presentation
of
the
petitiou.prorn
office with credit to himself and I be
week. It will be the name of a color, one of Eu
Coroner Day, but a« that official is aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman.
' ised Mr. Douglas in the presence of
people of the new city.
Clarence Foss, for four years in the
now ou his way to Europe, ¡»eputy
‘ gene’s PROFESSIONAL MEN’S NAME, a
Tbe couucilmen elected were art i Eli Bangs to have au expert engineer i District Attorney J. M. Williams au­ United States marine hospital ser­
follows: M. C. Bond, John it. Har­ pass upon the advisability of compel­ thorized Justice of the Peace Frank vice, arrived here yesterday after­
part of a clarionet, used in an organ, J q ^
den, H. F. Bucknurn. John Matthews, ling the railroad company to leave a 1 Mason, of Blue River, to hold an iu- noon and left ou the morning train
Thomas Vainluyn and Lea Jarliagiu; roawday of 25 feet, but he has failed j quest over the remains.
the Baptist asked the people if they went out to see.
for Tacoma, where his folks now re­
He also promised Mr.
recorder, Lester Stacey; marshal, 'to do so.
The body was found about two miles side. He enlisted with Sheiwood Burr
Robert Ingram, and treasurer, G. B. I Douglas and bis attorney, Mr. Wood­ ’ east of the Lucky Boy power house and Paul Green, who have also re­
cock, to give them a bearing before
Breutuer.
at Blue River Saturday morning.
It turned home.
the question shoulii be decided. The
Tbe vote was as follows:
lay in a clump of blush und as there
Tuesday’s Daily Guard.
Foe incorporation, ¿1; against, 3). court soon afterwaril gave L. C. Free- | were no evidences of a fall or of vio-
H. A. Cox came down from Cres­
Mayor—Geo. A. Drury, 59; Geo. laml, the railroad engineer,» hearing, : lence it is presumed that death result-
together with his friends, without
well tins afternoon on business.
u- YOU WANT THE MOST HEALTHFUL
Snyder, 52.
I ed from an attack of heart failure, as
Aldermen -G. O. Bassett, 51; Al. C. reasonably notifying Mr. Douglas or he was known to be troubled that
Miss Winnie Morgan returned to­
AND THE PUREST MANUFACTURED
Bond, 62; H. 8. Bucknurn, Til; M. C. his attorney of the matter, and the way.
day from a visit at#Cottage Grove,
YOU WILL ALWAYS USE
court
decided
against
tbe
people.
Burns, 47; John H. Harilen, 71 ; Lea
■n Win. Muy ben and family, of Lea-
HAD BEEN MISSING A WEEK.
Tbe Merchants’ Protective Associa­
Jarnagin, 83; W. S. Leonard, 43;
Mr. Howell disappeared on Sunday, bttrg, spent last night in the city.
John Matthews, 66; F. B. Sackett, tion, seeing the seriousness of the
D. P. Sheridan, a prominent far-
May
20. He left here with Ttios.
55; Thus. Vanduyn, 68; Jasper Wil­ matter, anil the futility of Mr. Doug­
merYof Walker, arrived down on the
Scott
for
thimines
three
weeks
ago
las'
efforts
to
protect
the
people
’
s
in
­
kins, 21.
train this afternoon.
Recorder—N. N. Mathews, 51 ' Les­ terests iu this matter, appointed a ye.-terday. They left their horses at
C.
D.
Ed
wards
’
place
at
Blue
River
W. It. Blanchard, of Mabel, and
committee
of
Eugene's
leading
cit
­
ter Stacy, 56.
ip the Griming cabin, JubnsFrhst. of Marcóla, were among
ranin— ____
Marshal—Kubt. Ingram, 77; J. F. izens to protest to tlie court, but they I and damped
were as powerless as Mr. Douglas had nine miltW mbove Blue River, while the Mohawk people spending
Walker, 32.
On night in Eugene.
Treasurer—H. C. Bishop, 41; G. W. been to overcome the railroad com- they enga^S in prospecting.
Howell told Scott
Sunday,
May
30,
infiuence.
Both
the
Eugene
pauy
’
s
Gus Perret, of Yoncalla, who has
Brenter, 66.
Guard and the Eugene Register that he Would go dowm and get one been visiting here,left today for Van­
strongly disapproved of tbe action of of the horses ami take his bedding to couver, Wash., to play baseball with
East Quartz creek, where there were Carl King and Elmer Paine.
the court ill tlie matter editorially.
FURTHERMORE
Why does Mr. Edwards’ defender some claims that be would like to
Mrs. Thomas Pearce came down
»
The Results Obtained From Its Use Are Always Und^
pass over such a matter as this with­ look up. He took one of tlie saddles
from Cottage Grove yesterday after-
up
the
hill
from
the
and
parted
out a word of comment or explana­
and Satisfactory. You Do Not Meet With the
noon to visit friends.
He was
Lucky Boy power house.
tion?
Failures in Baking So Common in
last seeu by the men at work there.
The Morning Register prints an in­
FAKE TIMBER CRUISING.
| Mr. Scott left ou the same day for
Other Brands.
spired article defending County Com­
The Register is also ominously si­ Eugene.returuing to Blue River Tues­
missioner H. I). Edwards for his dis­
lent in respect to the fake timber day afternoon.
He then learned of
AND NOTE THE PRICE
regard for the public interests, It HH-
Goshen, May 3>*.—Friday night,
cruising deal by which the cou”ty Mr. Howell’s disappearance and at once
setrs that wlien Edwards came into court paid C. E. Roberts and Oscar
May 18, an invitation dance iu honor
set out to look for him. They fol­
office the county was >48,229.91 in Eiiwards 84042.50, or about 840 a day,
rff Miss Edith Bishop was given iu
lowed bis tracks up the bill,but dark­
debt and that this lias been entirely
the Stewart hall.
for every day put in by them.
ness soon came ou and the search was
wiped out by his acts—Mr. Edwards
The S. P. Co. has had a number of
•
.
;
The
±11** record»
record* snow
show iuhi
that uw
the uougiaa
Douglas giveu up till the uext day, »ban a
beinu referred to throughout the arti- I
.
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R
.
county cruiser» worked about four party was made up. They could see men here at work tearing down the
IMITATIONS ARE WORTHLESS - REFUSE THEM.
de- as the entire com ty court. As a
months, ami reported that they had his tracks iu several places, but could water tank which has been here for
matter of fact how, was this alleged
cruised thirteen hundred foity-seven not follow them as the nittire of the the past six or seven years.
debt of 848,229.91 wiped out? By a
and a half sections. Figuring that ground is such that no definite trail
Raleigh Roney has returned from
special levy of mi« mill on each dollar
the cruisers averaged 25 days’ work was made. They found his saddle his visit to the grand lodge in Port
of taxable property in the county,
in a month, this would make an aver- where he had cached it behind a log. land.
which alnn* should have raised over
age of 13 sections cruised in a day. From the appearance and locatiwn of
Mrs. N. A. Stewart, of this place,
8A),ooo, and hesiiles tin» state tax levy
The utter ridiculousness of the prop­ the tracks it was evident that tha mau is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
was two mills less than usual, thus
I
osition Becomes apparent to any one bad difficulty iu trying to catfl^i the Chas. Jackson, in Cottage (.»rove.
giving them this additional sum tu
that is familiar with the work of horse aud failed to do so.
apply to the payment of the debt.
■ There has been a work train here
cruising. Ami it is not surprising
WAS A PIONEER.
This would indicate that it required
gathering up the light rails that were
that their report estimates some sec­
Mr. Powell was an early Oregon replaced by heavy ones iu March.
something like >99,099 to pay off a
tions as having 5,690,91)0 feet of mer-
ilebt asserted by the Register to be
pioneer,having corue across the plains
Elmer Allen was seen on our streets
i chantable timber that, as a matter of
with his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. last Thursday.
but slightly iu excess of >18,090.
fact have not u foot. But the county
John Howell, in 1843, in what is said
Ami what is the advantage gained
Our school was out last Friday.
court, although the contract was not
to have been the first wagon train to
by paying off the county debt if tax
The principal, Miss Doane, is visit­
completed and performed as agreed,
reach Oregon. They settled in Marion
es are not materially reduced thereaf­
ing with her sister at Pleasant Hill.
paid the cruisers, not the ^2 per sec­
county iu the country now known as
ter'
tion provided in the contract, but the
Miss Parks, the other teacher, return­
Tbe deceased came
Futhermore, the county is now out full #3 per section, making a total of Howell Prairie.
ed home Friday afternoon.
with
ills
wife
mid
four
small
children
of money and will l»e >75,(>OO behind the sum of 84042.50.
Mr. and Mrs. Made Wallis, of Cres­
to Eugene September 19, 1906.
They
at present rate of expenditure by the
This work was absolutely valueless
well, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Al­
reside
at
2.4
Liucoln
street.
The
de
­
time f ix uritiey comes In again. The because not a single estimate made is
exander Sunday.
actually monthly shortage is now not correct enough to I»« relied upon by ceased was boru iu Iudiaua ou .May 7,
Very few of the Goshenites went to
1835,
being
aged
71
years
mid
12
days
less than >7509 a month ami it will l»e th»» assessor or any other official. It
fully ten months tiefore taxes are paiil was th<> rankest job ever perpetrated at the time of bis disappearance, the the Pleasant Hill picnic on account of
in again. Is the county really out of iu this county aud since the Register exact death date of his death uot be­ the bail weather.
ing known. He was a member of the
Rev. N. J. Crawford will preach his
debtr
refers to Edwards as th»» county
Mr. Edwards, and the Register con­ ! court, he should lie held responisble Church of Jesus Christ, or the latter farewell sermon here Tuesday even­
Dav SaintB.
He was married iu ing, June 5.
tinues to refer to him as th»» entire for it.
1892.
county court, has built bridges—over
A gentleman of this neighborhooil
If these are the alleged misrepresen­
thirty ot them during his administra­ tations the Register talks about, then
escorting two liylie* called at the d, le-
tion, we are told by his champion. tbe county records must be at. fault.
pot Saturday of last week to procure
It is not mentioned, however, that , All the facts and figures are substan­
transportation to Baker City., Or.
these bridges have been built faster tiated by or actually taken from the
Finding the train late and the pangs
ths'i there were roads to them. \n public records.
living. May 29.—Mrs. Frank Good­ of hunger assailing him he left his
•xaniple may la» cite I of the Horse
man, of Springfield, was the guest uf cbargi's at the depot ami nieandered
Creek bi i lge on the road to Foley ‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bates last Friday, over to tbe hotel and sat do<n to his
HOUDANS
Springs, a structure built two years'
she having come to attend the closing dinner. He bad just begun to enjoy
ago. to which there 1» no rornl ami
tie» of the French clrM are the H"»3*
the
delicious
viand*
when
the
land
­
exercise; ■ ot the Irvii g school.
»nd La-Fleche. Of these the Houdana are > cnrtdrd SB
which Is absolutely Useless.
Till* I
uiar and profitab.e, being brea to a gru'» ixteni.
Miss G< eorgia Aubrey went to Liun lord exclaimed: “Here comes your
country. They are hardy and prolific layers of
brhlge has a span of some 7») t»*»-t in j
train." The gentleman very deliber­
county in »st viek for a short visit.
table purposes they d'e amongs» the best fowls,
lengtli ami cost the taxpayers a gixxl
and
the flesh is tender and lelicious. The chick« aft
Mrs. Thus. Gray and son Arthur ately rose, took his tile and com-
and feather rapidly. They a-e non setter* and lip*
•um of money not tu be used for any
p
»sedly
proceeded
to
the
station,
Leghorns,
»hey may be fed at a «mall Coe’ « 1 irp,T<j2
were in Irving last Wednesday.
larger breeds. They are of medium size and tf a
purpose at all. This might l>e sut>
P. W. Green and family spent Suu- reaching which he saw his train dis­
the black slightly predominating; wing bars and
mittad ns a fair sample of the "Iwisl
marie« black and white intermixed. H<»wm >re » CT*7
appearing in the distance bearing the
day in 8pringfl*ld.
Ing a leaf comb, shaped aomrwhat like’te
ties.-» methods" in vogue sine»» Mr.lel-
the crest; crest of cock is large, well fitted upon
Miss Ethel Ward returned to Port- ladies with it. Looking blai
wards took charge of county affairs.
falling backwatd upon the neck, awii e nr.p« xd of
ter
it
a
moment
be
exclaimed:
land Monday Hfter having attended
and texture to thoae on the hackle. The creT
(
pact and regular, inclining backward in an unbroken rJ»
MATTER OF SALARY
the wedding of her brother Eltiert ra ought to have waited."
of the breed la their having five fora, like ’he
I Glenn Benedict, sou of Attorney
are of a pinkish-white color. The standard »eight of
H
But the Register says that an at­ ami Mrs. E. E. Benedict, of Acme, and Miss Kinyon Saturday evening.
hens 6 pounds; cockerels 6 pound» and pul!«’» 5 p0U3\lg«-
Walter Day was a visitor in Irving
tempt is tieing made to defeat Mr. Ed- jumped into the Siuslaw river a few
Eggs and stock for sale.
C. S.
M
war»!» by making "unreasonable state­ rods from his home about eigi t Monday.
Will Whitney weut to Goshen Mon­
ments. ” Is the publication of an of- o’clock Friday night and was drowned.
day
afternoon, from there he will I To Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ttaver.
eillal record an unreasonable «fate
The young man had been mentally
books and papers kept it
go to Fall Creek, where he will visit Eugene, Friday, May 25. 1906, a son.
ent? Take the matter of salary: the deranged for several yeais.
His first
manner.
It can be
his
grandparents.
record shows that Mr. Kwtlard* paid attack of insanity came on in 1898
fear of l«ing successfully ,''Dt
himself >1 til.73 during theNLtme term while he was in camp at rtnu Fran
To Mr. and Mr*. Al Higigns, at
that the records in
that his colleague on the board, Mr. cisco w itb a lot of recruits for Co.
W. L. Wheeler, of Pleasant Hill,
Springflled News, Ind.)
Springfield, Monday, May 21, 1906, a
I sheriff are in as giwi" 1
Hill, drew but >7'A5.:»>; that Mr. Ed­ C. Second Oregon Volunteers, in the was in the city today. He informed
daughter.
If capability, clean record.fair deal­ | proper condition ss wny
wards in less than tw»» ^ars past ha» Philippines during the Filipino in­ the Guard that while coming down
ing in office with justice to all and flee in the stat- of iW»
increase»! his «alary to Mil»l.OO, while surrection.
He w*s brought home tbe Coast Fork about three miles
partiality to none counts for anything i iug this condition of
his pn>aent colleageu, Mt. Price, has and grew better, but suffered from re above Gi -hen this morning b»‘ saw
the reeu t of the election in June for ¡ent incumbent, Fred U
receive I >19RT.9&. Now f if this show curring attacks and was In the insane floating in the stre-.m a kitchen table,
sh.riff of Lane county is a foregone ly proud and present»
lug "f th» financial rss’ordthe clerk’s asylum at Salem recently.
a trunk, a number ■ f toar.w» of bread
Your wool wanted at the highest ' e”nclusion.
. Sheriff Fisk may justly of the past as sheriff t°
UHT
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‘
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»
.
•*««»»>»*,.•
n««wv
»
m
ofli. .. ,» au "unrcg^onable state-
•* • |»r>«*e mi »»»•» £’ig?ne is ocien f«»-’
Young Benedict's parrels saw him
t'rti.l of his record that he pre- their endorsement.
meul," will Mr E»l*mr3s c»»me for­ jump into the water, but he had a kiii ueu except a stvva. A plat­ Mill-
tf
’
• nt' to the people of Lane county as tne county there»'
ward with the oftlctal figures to di» drowned laxfore they could reuiler as form about 16 feet -quare was also
»testimonial In his I »e half for their of satisfaction <’ 1 ***
prove it?
_
jy
sistauce.
At last acconnts the body i fiuatirg down the river. Evidently
Notici
endorsement. In the apprehension of of approval, acc up»«rt
Mas It m't a fact that »luring last ha l n »t been recovered.
The young son e camper* or logger* were taken
criminals, the proper care of prison­ I words. ‘‘It is la*t to M
I
heeeHy
apnoint
Frank
Ant-
’
r
winter whil* Mr. E»lwards was iu En man was aged about Aijyeam.
by »urpi i' by the sudd» n rise in the
t *r ‘ * age
n-
• i uty ítock in^p«H*tor for L
T
gene all ttua-iioie he paid himself a
-»ne ers. in the service of circuit court alone , 1 am going
river ami tbeir effects l>«ing near the. Ounnty in my nbrtvnre.
P«|*rs and proper returns thereon, in I
regular salary pf frt
» 0 tn JTO *
tati ks o' the stream wen ■e »wept away.
n
. a.
2 CHRISTIE.
Maul Workmun. a neglected girl of
the collection of th.ee »piarters of a
month
te count y ’»
ler My* tti • Coast Fork *f
rears
old,
the
daughter
ot
n
Id
or
IT
o'lllmn dollars in lax money and its
busiti
d »
do to earn
¿her than tl he main river,
ie, was taker
rr'3>er distribution. Sheriff Fisk in-
this <
ht ut 1er h widow I aiding in E
Of
and V
roaring to, rr- nt when he
ib e the closeet ecrutiny of his recori decrease in th
law d
» it
b > y«l. to the Hoyn* and tvirls’ Aid Society crooo
irt m*'rnn>L’
at Poti Und thia moruiug by Airs. ,
i
vk» by
anv taxpayer
tavr»sv«r <
com- tire of Dr. Ki
to hi
T any
n
crease*.
Geo. 11. Kelly, h cU agent fbr the FOR SAI
I
o
may
be
<iii>po«e<i
•IE.D
to ex- and bring
A(X
tswiety, the girl hav ing l»reu com- * Vote;
»" same.
The expert, em- from eon
à » a.
Dew.' C
K
Tie- i;<
!.. at
hrisuwin yesterlay.
ploy •d -y lane county bave
• tied by Julg
out of it. S’
ever follow their
W
4
reriT Hak> r <rl», tax L IK L. : i. •'
COBURG VOTES
ITSELF TO BE A
MUNICIPALITY
V
LAME DEFENSE OF
EDWARDS' RECORD
Goshen Items
25 ounces for 25
SAVE THE COUPONS
È
¡
Will pay top cash prices for any am
large or small.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL
Scobert (Sb Dodg
Irving Items
GLENN BENEDICT
Born *
Wool Wanted
Deaths From