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COPLEY'S SUIT ÄGAISST 11 Around the SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. an Italiau woman who arrived in the 1 PHYSICIAN AND colony just two years ago, is respon-1 In addition W general pr>, sible for the unwelcome sterility and try. special attention to ali d an independent paper . throat and eye. attempted to stab her to death. It 1 evidence, corner l*th and P»ar] Otften, Beekwlth building. Trial of the suit brought by M. F. seems they did uot take tbe several [ GUARD PRINTING CO., INC. Telepncne«—Office. Black INI; REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Copley, a laborer, against the South Publishers months preceding her arrival into Allen Kirk to Sarah C Kirk; l'.j ern Pacific Company, to recover 815,- consideration, as important surely Published every Friday, Eugene, Ure. 000 damages for personal injuries, be acres in sec 3, tp 21, e r 2 w. il. as the following ones in such a reck- Lars ami Aguefte M Nelson to L P Osteopath physician. gan before a jury in the federal court Subacriptiou price, 21.50 l>er year | oning. It makes no difference about The University ot Oregon track today, says yesterday's Portland Tel Horton ; lot 2, Elk 1, W hitney’s ad to diseases treated Wc- omen na<] chi if paid in advauce. ____ facts, though, when an excuse is team won a splendid victory over egram. The plaintiff alleges that he Eugene. M550. ,a specialty. Offices 0T .. evi _ u Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, O A- C R«R Co to J H Day; 40 acres Dunn's. 'Phnn. p -. j . ititi. .... "■ Washington and Idaho at the trian was employ.d in building a bridge 'Phone Red wanted or a theory has to be borne poatoftlc" as second class matter. gular meet in Seattle yesterday. The across the Willamette river between in sec 7, tp 16, s r 5 w. ?I60. out. The wolf ate the lamb in fable score was: Eugene Loan A Savings Eauk Oregon. 67 ; Washington. Springfield and Henderson statious, JUNE hjjust the same though the latter 3»; Idaho, 19. ►’RIDA Y The Oregon team in I-ane county. His work was to Mathias Wilhelm ; 240 acres in sec 2 Ostéopathie Physicien. _ showed that drinking from the stream made a larger »core than any one ex wheel dirt from an excavation for a tp L% » r 5 w. 23000. Acute and Chror.ic Dises« Treited. Colonel F and Angie Smith to John pected, but of course everybody here bridge along a 12-inch plank on a below the wolf it could not have mud Office corner Sevecth and l'iUanxik F Thomas; .52 of an acre in Fair expected them to win the meet. wheelbarrow. While eo engaged, he *Phone Red 1&31. died the water that came to his woit- Dau Kelly, ot Oregon, was tbe star says, October 21, 19o5, one end ot mount. 230. Eugene "ought ,„to^ be able to reach ship. J F and Jessie B Bell to Harry I) of the meet. He won the 100 yard au<i the plank guie way, precipitating him M. R. C V. S„ BD1NBI RGB, SCCTUft an agreement with the electric rail 220-yard dashes, breaking the coast to the ground and breaking the mus Story ; 160 acres in sec 12, tp 20, s r way people. They seem to be will Dr. J. CHRISTiE, Coney Idaud, the main Sunday re record in tbe hitter, making it in cles and ligaments of the left knee, 6 w. 29A). Veterinary Surgeon. ing to acc'ptjU reasonable franchise seconds. He was second in the bri i-.-l U S to Cassius M Scofield ; Ilio sort for New York's multitudes, is to crippling him for life. Secretary and treuuret o* the c Cf v a"d should be met at least half way. Medical K jmtjcch : Domestic anfaai« of The defense declares that Copley acres in sec 20, tp 16, s r 2 e. Patent. treated have an amusement tower seven hun jump, Friessel beating him, also on tclentific rricc ;• -v second in tbe high jump. Cassius M and Argelia Scofield to A number of larger towns than Eu carelessly gut tangled ill the handles dred feet high. It will cover a Located ar Bangs’ Stable, Euj« The Guard received bulletins of the of the wheelbarrow, and that the G S Allen ; 16u acres in sec 26, tp 16, gene are ready to pay bonuses to Rea. Corner lC’h and O-ve. Phone led Jon. .giouml space of three hundred feet meet and scores of students throng' i s r 2 e. 21200. company was in no wise responsible procure what is offered to Eugene square and have ten elevator». At tbe sidewalk in front of the office tn for the accident. Emily B and E O Potter to F W Os GEO. B. DODKiS, without putting up a cent of tribute. thn e huudred feet there will lie a learn the outcome. The first bulletin A demurrer to the amended answer burn ; certain hind in Packard's ad to Attt'aruey at Law Pendleton and Baker City have both . ballloom and at^ix huudred feet palm gave tbe result of tbe tirst four events, of the defense was argued before Eugene. 21000. lbe Bcore then stood, Oregon, 1 tieeu trying to secure street railways H C and Bettie E Humphrey to Office west e ot Willamette Judge Wolverton and denied before I gardens with a scenic railroad. Other Washington, 14; Idaho, 5. The next the trial began. Will H See ; 160 acres in secs 16,. 17. for years without success and either betwee intlr and Tenth rti Hours will be devoted to other amuse bulletin announced thejtiual score hi A 20 and 21, tp 16, s r 3 w. 2250. has a larger population and a bigger ment features. The Eiff'l tower, the the students fairly went wild with Will II aud Mary W See to George LEON F. EDMUNDSON, volume of business than this city. higber-t built structure of the world. joy. Later in the evening the com- R Ward; 160 acres in secs 16, 17, 2n ATTORNEY AT-LAT. For some reason only known to them pleti :e summary of the meet came and aud 21, tp 16, * r 3 w. 2250. R 984 feet high. At 896 feet it has a was bulletined. This was the only : »elves, probably because they wish to | l diameter of thirty-three feet, just Archibald L and Agues E Tirrell Rooms J and 2, Eugene Loa hdl! full report received ..................... in this city. .... ( Bank. to True A and Jas M Morris; iot 3, make it the nucleua for a system of - ; the width of one of our streets. The team arrived home this after blk 2, Shaw a Patterson ’ s ad to Eu railtays radiating out over the valley Williams noon in a jovial frame of miud. I The First National Bank of this gene. 92900. and iut '¿1 he funb-r a'ld nitnin-' d's The summary of tbe meet a - ’.' city has an interesting relic of the That Blue River real matter la he- Williams Be-n, James F Robinson, referee, to th.»; triets, cupitalista are ready to invest coming a really vital issue. The min the Guard by Manager Winsloi Attorneys at Law San Francisco tire in the shape of two First National Bank of Eugene, 19x their money in just such an enter ers of the district have apparently de low»: drafts issued by tbe bank hete on 160 feet in Eugene. 213,000. 100-dash- Kelly, of Oregon; S. :t the First National Bank of San Fran prise as we most need to develop the cided that Lane county and the city MARRIAGE LICENSES. cf Washington ; Moores, of Or> ,o. . cisco and which were in the latter’s resource! and increase^the population of Eugene have no use for them, else 'lime, 10 15 seconds. George W Jones and Mrs Leora J vault at the time of the fire. The of the county. It is uot likely, how some reasonable effort would be made 220-yard dash—Kelly, of Oregon: original color of the drafts was a light Morgan ; H M Spurgeon, witness. William Barney Seits aud Miss Eth ever, that these people will consent to give them a means a public Moores, of Oregon ; Smith, of Wash blue, but one is now a light brown I. N. HARBAUGH, Lawy«, el L Ingram ; A M Harden, witness. ington. Time, 22 seconds. New coast to such terms as some of the members highway in thia direction. They have and the other a dark brown, they record. POWER OF ATTORNEY. Special attention to divorc» tg having been scorched by tbe heat of of the council will^insist upon. They held a meeting and decided to turn 410-yi.rd dash—Fawcett, of Idaho: the fire. The drafts were dated and Frances M Palmer, of Port Angeles, settlement of estates. AgeutforU» must ;lm all"weil t7> ruujf eight curs to Linn county for relief if the atti Will, of Washington; Obertauifer, of , , . , , . , , . tinental and North British lrcn eudor.M-d with indelible tfik and this Wash, to her husband, James 1 aimer, Con)f4tuie8. Koom 5> First‘^ through the city uuderjproper restric- tude of this county is not changed Oregon. Time, 53 seconds. Bank Building, Eugene, Or. was entirely bleached out by the heat, of the same place. bOO yard run —Parker, of Washing but the writing in common ink shows tions, or the line would be practically and prompt action is not taken to CIRCUIT COURT. , -- . A. C. Woodcock valueless to the}>wners und the city bring about more satisfactory condi ton ; Mathews, of Idaho; Edmuuson, as plain as it did oriignally. The John Stronie vs J A McFadden et of Idaho. Time, 2:14. paper is extremely brittle from its al; to nullify certain deed. W S Me - ' alike. It is to increase the volume o tions. Mile run—Parker, of Washington :: ( scorching and is almost ready to WOODCOCK A POTTER, tali Fadden, attorney for plaintiff. trade and business I'enteiing here that Mathews, of Idaho; McCrary, of i to | pieces. Attorneys-at Law. Portland authorities -are compelling Washington. Time, 4:54. PROBATE COqRT. we desire such railways. Neither will Office—One-half block south of 120-yard hurdle—A tie between In the matter of the trusteeship they be likely to consent to grading owners of three story buildings ami man Block, Eugene. Oresoo. created by the will of William Os- j and graveling the’eutlre width of the oier to furnish’¿fire escapes. New Moores, Friessel ai.d Kuykendall, all . 1 Walton burn, deceased. F W Osburn, trus S. P. Nw buildings must be supplied before of Oregon. Time, 16 3-5 seconds. streets lovorj^wliich they pass hwr 220-yard hurdle — King, of Washing- i tee, reports that sum of 25000 which j they are occupied, but th« furnishit g WALTON A NESS, that would „not be a business like ! ton ; Moores, of Oregon ; Friessel, of | he holds in trust for benefit of Della ___ _ escape» for old buildings *s being Oregon. T'me, 26 2-5 seconds. Attorneys-at Law proposition E Whipple has been kept invested at, Will practice in all tlie — ..._ courts ill Relay race—won by Washington. the rate of 8 per cent for tbe last 16 Eugene may be able to drive tills done at so many a month in order state. Office—Room No. 3. Un that ironworkers may not take advan Time, 3:34 2-5. Idaho second. Kelly The Guard is indebted to A. W. years and has paid Della E Whipple ton Block, Eugene, Orrct enterprise sway In the same «ay that leading for Oregon on last lap, but Taylor, weather observer ut the uni the sum of 86400, lieing the interest ot F BILYEU many Western towns have committed 'ti.ge o* a rush to demand an uncon took cramp. versity, for rainfall figures since the the 85000. . suicide by driving steam railroads scionable price. , Attorney-at-Law llioad jump—Friessel, of Oregon, first of the year, also for the same pe Estate of Calvin Brach, deceased ' to rival points. We have not the pop 23 feet, 4‘,inches; Kelly, of Oregon, riod of last year; F C Vader, administrator, files final Ira F. M. Butler celebrated his I'ltb 1905 ulation or the commanding situation 1 liirthday at Monmouth, Oregon, the 23 feet 1 inch; Frazier, Idaho. 1906 account and July 2, 19(6, at 10 a ni, ; Office over Voran'» Shoe gene, Oregon. High jump—Smith, of Washington; January. . .. 3.22 inches 5.01 time set for hearing of said account. that makes it possible for in to dic other day. Was Ixirn in Kentucky Kelly, of Oregon ; King, of Washing ■ FebrunA . 1.05 inches 5.99 tate terms that are without the I March . . in 1812,' moved to Illinois with hi ton. Height, 5 feet 8 inches. 5.46 inches 2.91 1 E. C. LAKE, Prop. bounds of reason. Further tt.au this D___ ; 1 April Pole vault—Moullen, of Oregon .. .96 inches 1.83 parents in 1829, to Or gon in 1853 tlJGEME MARSLEand Two ' May height, 11 feet Ly inches. L..„ the granting of this franchise would .. 2.99 inches 3. OS Takes much interest in political Washington men tied tor second place. Total actual 18.82 itichee no doubt hasten the building of the Michael Davitt. tue great Irish ! affairs, Ims a happy, cheerful disposi Hammer throw—Hug, McKinney Normal . . 19.99 itichcs pat; iot, died yesterday. He was Go1 Portland-Eugene electric railway— hix I tion. has reasonable health and seems and Moullen, all ot Oregon. Dis years old and death resulted from an ; if there is one thing that the Willam likely to make ‘he 10 -yegr i: ark. He I tance, 132 teet 4b, inches. line.-» of abort clr.raiiun. Davitt was , ette valley needs more than anything j Shot put—McKinney, of Oregon, 43: walks several blocks each day to the :iu author and ltct .r<r of world-wide' feet 3\. inches: Hug, of Oregon, 41' else it is better transportation facil I postoftlce lor his mail. , Genera! Auction?«’!'. fume and a celebrated leader of the feet 8 inches: Reese, of Washington. ■ ities. This luck may be said to lie the Irish laud league. Residence 194 E. !O;b St. Discus throw— Hug. of Oregon; That Pendletou telegraphic corre muse of non-prog;exsion in Western Binger Herman’s trial at Washing- ■ Smith, of Idaho; Moullen, of Oregon. , Oregon, a section blessed with wbn- I spondent of the Oregonian slo tin' Distance, lo8 feet 9 inches. Edward Dunk J as par, of LaGrande, ton has been set for June 81. dorfnl natural resource* and advan- take note that he is but partiallv col The buy* are all O. K. W ill be in has won the Bennett prize at of Oregon. The Ben- — ( the . University tages, b it lagging tar to tlie rear in rect when he writes of stocks of good, Eugene tomorrow alt< rnouti. lli* . , . , success. i nett prize Is the income from gift financial • v as a great i _____________ _ ... ---- a "■■■ progress that has marked tlie history from plows to rice being ruined by Dan Kehy was the star athlete of the ; W J“*“1* to th’ tmve.ity by SO West ¿th St., Eure.ie.Ctv. of other portions of Hie Northwest the flood. The ordinary plow stand, There was a quiet wedding at the . day. i Hou. Philo _ Sherman Bennett, of New ! water about like the duck. home of John Moorebouse at Jasper during the past decade. WINSLOW. i Haven, Connecticut, it is given for —4.L - | the best student paper on the princi on the afternoon of May 28tb, ILL", In brief, Eugene Ims tlie opportu The wedding of Spanish royalty to | pies of tree government, government. The subject tbe contracting parties being George nity to take a step that will build Bo.ird and Room S4.5O per Trrt I of Jaspar's paper was “The Basie L. Beckwith, a prominent farmer and Tin I here a town of 15,0110 or 20,<XM> people day «as a complete success. Meals >3.50 per week. stockman of Goshen, and Ml»« Principles of Law.” in the next five years; to wake up and prospect of the affair lieing unusually Amanda L. Morehouse, a popular WM. LU. WALL, Pr® teacher of 1-aue county. Elder R. L. acquire the habit of bustling and to tame was dispelled by the omnipres Callison officiated. grow into a veritable city. Or the al cut anarchist throwing a bomb at ternative is presented of drowsily dll the king and killing his carriage The restdeuce of Aslak Brauti, a j Security Lice Powder for Z.vonr Eugene, May 31. chicks. iy-dallying until everybody else is horses. Norwegian fanner, residing about two : Anderson, J. P. miles beyond Crow, was destroyed ! Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Belle. disgusted and then falling liack into Chambers' Hardware. During this mouth 11,311,000 feet oi by tire yesterday about noon, togeth- 1 Bowers. Mr. the same old peaceful slumber that is Burke. Patrick J. lumber has been shipped from th. er with almost all its contents. No *o widely advertised as a Wetifoot Bushnell, Mrs. Nancy. Columbia river, seven million feet ot particulars as to the cause of the tire characteristic. have been received. Dersham, Mrs. John F. it going to San Francisco. For the If n majority of th? menPier* of the Mr. Brauti is a poor man and al- Hansen, Rasmus. Southern Oregon, a trotter aoJ first mouth in nearly n year no grain though the house was a small one the Humphrey, T. M. rity council are averse to having their draft horse, which he will keep cargo was put afloat. Leighton, J. L. loss falls heavily on him. The build slumber» broken by the rattle of elec place the coming season for breed Marsh, Carry N. ing was valued at 2250 or £lo0,aud tbe Wednesdays and Thursdays »» tric car* and the whir and bustle of McKean, Walton C. The German contestants might not contents probably 21tel. when he will be at Pleasant Hill commercialism, it hardly follows that Nichols. G. E. 2 . It is not known whether any insur have won ill the Olympian games th. Porter, John. they represent the views of a majority ance was carried or not. other day, still athletic authorities Whitcomb. F. E. of their constituents. We believe the say they were ham!leaped through use Wilson, R. people of Eugene are anxious to get of l>eer. Give up beer? They will J. L PAGE, K. M. on the map; that they would rather Elmira, Or., May 3, 19* give up athletics. du busineM that not to do it, and are The report that we are not a1 Physician» and druggist» say there Geo. W. Jones and Mrs. Leorie J. ' ing country orders for lumber » ready to welcome capitalists who are more cases of illness in Eugene1 true. We will be glad to a**11 There are lots of happier brides Morgan, . both of Goldson, were mar- ' this spring than in former years. Per •how a »illingness to invest their thau the new queen of Spain. Better tied at 10 o'clock this morning by Lloyd Shirk and Ethel Bisbee were haps there is not so much serious I old patrons. Come and brisf uuey here. to be the queeu of an Americau home. J uat lev of the Peace C. A. Winter married at the bride's home in Cot i sickness, but spring languor, loss of ' orders along. headaches, sleeplessness, I melar. If that I* tbe case It would be a WALTERS Jt 90S tage Grove by Rev. R. C. Grace Mou- i appetite, backaches, weakness and debility, in- | day night. May 28, 1906. After the digestion or an ovetworked stomach, if you are in favor of electric roads gulden opportunity for them to go up in a body, about six thousand strong, and a Greater Eugene, tell the mem Wm. Barney Seits and Mias Ethel ceremony the couple left on the over are more common thau they have tesn for some year* past. Iurgam. both of Benton county, were land for Portland, where Mr. Shirk is 5 This has resulted in an unusual de to the next council inee'ing aud have her» of the city council eo. are as eommoon in India M®* married at the Christiau parsonage in employed by tbe W, D. Garman mand for Mi o na stomach tablets at ach and liver disorders with «• a heart to heart talk with the grave Hull's drug store. Before he felt that I the latter, however, there W This is a good growiug weather, Eugene May .39, 1906, Rev. J. S. Me Company. and diguified city father». It might he could recommend this remedy Mr. j remedy: Electric Bitters: the judging from the way the Guard' sub Callum officiating. Hall tested it rigidly in many cases restorative medicine, t . have tbe effect of waking them up. script ton list is expanding. of heartburn, indigestion, wind on Brown, of Bennettsville, 8. C- the stomach, debiltiy and other troub ‘‘They restored my "if* At Cottage Grove, May *», 1996. to le* that result from a weakened diges tiealth, after years of suffer1“» The beat men will win next Monday tion, with the greatest succeea. dyspepsia and a chronic»11* A eery singular ,-ase that at Bristol, —at least we all hope so. S. R. Scott and wife, of Blue River, a In fact, Mi-o-na has been so unifor liver.' Electric Bitters -nrv Eugene, May 31, 1906. 10- pound son. mly aucceaaful in curing all stomach Connecticut!, »here for two years and fever, malaria, bilionst!** I wish to thank the people of Eu troubles that Hull'* drug »tore give» back, kidney troubles not a baby has come to the colony of gene, also of Blue Rtver. for their An opeu road to the mini Car of baggie» received direct from a signed guarautee with every 50 cent disorder*. Sold on guarantee . great kindness in my late bereave factory. Late»t styles and finishes in box to refund the money if it doe* L. De La no, druggist, vt* four hundred Italians. Tbev figured the ticket we all vote. j7 14 ment. In my great sorrow it has tbe market at all price*. Call and not cure. cents. it out to their own satisfaction that been greatly appreciated. the witchcraft of Carmencita Mineto, Big crops in Oregon this year Garden seed of all kind in bulk at ELLEN E. HOW IXL. Chamber»' Hardware. Good onion e*ts Chambers' Hardware. THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD OREGON WINS GREAT VICTORY AT SEATTLE Mrs. Anna A Time For Wide-Awake Action INTERESTING RELIO WEATHER STATISTICS FOB JANUARY TO MAY Kzinail Ä FARM HOUSE BURNED NEAR CROW Willamette House. Letter List Sickness in Eugene More Cases of Illness This Spring Than in Former Years A Correction Married Deadly Serpent Bites Born Card of Thanks