Vol 39
EUGENE, OREGON. THURSDAY AUGUST 16, 1906
S?. I CLOSING OUT
Cash
Store
We still have on hand a number of very pretty sum­
Ex-Governor VanSant Was Grand
Marshal of G. A. R. Host—An
Escort of Veterans, Splendidly
Drilled and Uniformed, Attended
Commander in Chief
mer Dresses that we must dispose of very soon to make
room for the arrival of new fall stocks.
VETERANS MARCH
IN BIG PARADE
AT MINNEAPOLIS
These ¿garments
are new and up-to-date, and make a most desirable gar­
ment to take on your outing trip—and if you need a new
dress you should take advantage of this offer, as this will
probably be the last call.
Minneapolis, Aug. 15. —The fortieth
parade of the G. A. R. marched
through the streets of ttie city today.
Ex-Governor VeuSant was grand
marshal and Adjutant General Wood
chief of staff. Au escort of veterans
composed of the regimental staff of­
ficers of the Minnesota National
(iiiard and Columbia post, of Chicago,
splendidly drilled, escorted Com­
mander inChief Tanner.
Thomas H. Martin, aged 65, of
Washingthn, D. C., senior vice com­
mander of the G. A R., dropped
dead today while marching in the
parade. Physiicrns bad warned him
not to march.
This makes three who have passed
away since the beginning of tbe
present encampment. J. H. Burke,
of Burlingame, Kan., fell dead wtrle
standing in front of the clerk's desk
in the Pauley hotel. Death was caus­
•d by apoplexy induced by the iteli.
Another death was that of George
Smith, a former member of the First
New York Dragoons.
$4 00 DRESSES REDUCED TO
$2.00
$3.50 DRESSES AT
$1.75
$3.00 DRESSES AT
White Skirts
Made of heavy duck and linens.
Only a few left, but thay are of
good numbers.
$2.50 Skirts reduced to
SOUTHERN LANE
$1.65
$2.75 Skirts reduced to
$1.95
$3.75 Skirts reduced to
All Summer Goods Half Price
$1.25 MISSES’ POLKA-DOT SKIRTS 75 CENTS
Men’s Clothing
Thc best stocked clothing department in the state.
We can give you as stylish clothing and a better price
than you ean secure in Portland or any other large
city.
Your next suit should be a
Hart, Shaffner
(Sb Marx
Boys’ 2-P.ece Linen Suits
45 Cents
Men’s $4 00 Outing Suits
for
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schaffner or* Marx
$2.00
Complete Stock of Outing Shirts,
Cool Underwear, Hosiery, Hats
HAMPTON BROS
BUGINE AN)
SPRINGFIELD
STRUGGLE FOR
YOUNG WOMAN
SINGLE FARE
BRUTALLY WHIPPED
STILL CONTINUES
BY CRACK TROOPERS
Serious Riot Occurred This Morning
in Which Some Were Badly Hurt
and Others Arrested—S detracked
Passengers Wreck the Cars of
the Company
Still Loyal to Government
New Y ork, Aug. 15.—A riot on the
Br okljrn Rapid Transit road this
morning «an caused by an a.-sault on
passengers refusing tu piivja second
fare to Coney Island. Before it wan
quelled one mau was dangerously
wounded and several others arrested.
A car had been sidetracked Iwcause
a number of passengers refused to
pay. General Superintendent Smith
was uearly killed before the police
rescued him.
Nineteen cars were sidetracked
loaded with passengers, who wr eked
them gleefully.
Aug. 15. — Mlle,
St. Petersburg,
Smirnoff, a refined young woman,
while walking on the street with eoin-
panions, remarked as a squadron of
crack chevalier guards rode by:
“They look as gay as if they took
Port Arthur."
The commander, who overheard the
remark, ordered the troops to wheel
and the girl was taken to the colonel
at the liarraeks. ‘She was then taken
to the parade grounds and thrashed
in the presence of the officers, tearing
her clothing and raising welts on her
buck, which we-e so swollen that the
doctors cannot tell the extent of her
internal injuries.
Some of the papers printing the
story have been confiscated. Popular
indignation is at white heat over the
outrage.
TROOPS ARE LOYAL.
The emperor today reviewed the
troops and cheers greeted the czar
wherever tie appeared, there being no
signs of dissatisfaction. The empress
and queen of Greece rode among the
troops w,th the emperor.
Just as the review started the czar
ovitch begun to cry, and his father
took him Is side him on his saddle,
while the troops laughed and cheered.
MILITARY ROAD
GRANT SOLD
TO SYNDICATE
BARNARD FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY VERY SERIOUS FIRE
Portland, Or., Aug. 12.—Coe 1). I
UP THE SANTI AM
Barnard committed perjury when he ,
WILL GIVE REBATES.
New York, Aug. 15 - The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit city officials have
agreed upon a ten cent fare, but the
cctnpanv will issue rebate checks,
which will be good if the courts final­
ly decide against the company. The
company promises to bring a suit to
test the case immediately.
swore on 'Inal proof proceedings at
Fossoil, Wheeler county, that Charles
Albany, Or., Aug. 13.— When all
Today’s Oregonian tells of the pnr A. Watson had complied with the hope had about been abandoned,
chase of the old Military wagun road* requirements uf the homestead law.
word was received here today that
Harvey Lajoie, the 16-year-old eon grant, ext.-mliug across the Cascade
This was the verdict returned last the town of Detro t bad esenped de­
Henry Lajoie, residing near! mountains to the eastern border of night in the federal court by a jury struction from the immense forest
Walker, was accidentally shot in the the state, as follows:
of Portland business men. Accorn fire which is sweeping up the canyon
right leg with a pistol Sunday. He | “Ownership of almost one one-hun­ paiiying the verdict was a recommeii of the N,.ith Santiam. The tire Is
bad cocked the pistol to shoot at a dredth of the entire area ot the state dation to the mercy of the court.
raging in the dense, standing timber
squirrel »nd placed the piece back of Oregon changed yesterday. After
In order to save time a night see back in the mountains, and great lose
inbispockit w'thuot uncocking it, extended negotiations the greater sion was held, A feature of the final is ensuing.
when it was discharged. Dre. Kime portion of the land included in the proof proceedings was that one of
The latest reports are that the tire
and Hockett removed the bullet, Old Oregon Central Military Road the jurors, Walter 11. McMonies, who is eating its way through one of the
which had longed under the bone giant was transferied from the Cali­ has liven ill with fever for three days, finest be! s of timber In the Cascade
back of the knee The wound is not fornia A Oregon l^and Company to a was provided with a sofa and heard Mountains,
It extends for a mile
dangerous.
«nt
syndicate composed of Eastern and the closing arguments while lying in and a half either side of the North
Fred Jones«-3 \>dng logger working Onlifoni« capitalists. Approximately a recunitient position. Another tea Santiam river, and ha« also turned up
for the Chambers Lumber U<>. at 500,000 acres are included in the sale tore was that the jury delila>rated in 1 the Breitenbusti canyon.
Dorena, bad a Lad accident about ten and the consioeration involved in the the court room ins’ead of retiring to
The village of Berry, on the north
o'clock Tuesday morning. He was deal is supposed to be in the ueigh- the place set apa-t for jurors. After fork of the Santiam river, was do-
going up the log chute and stopped I borhood of 1700,000.
Judge limit had delivered his charge strojed by the tire Saturday.
to cut a young maple out of the way,
The principal purchasers of. this be suggested that the courtroom lie
but hts ax caught in another tree and great tract of Oregon land, which is cleared in order to avert the neceasi
descending struck his right foot com­ ■ in itself almost enough for an empire, ty of moving Juror McMoniea, and
pletely severing the big toe and the are the Hunter Land Company, of the suggestion was Pillowed.
two toes next to it, and badly cut Minneapolis, Minn., and Richard
ting the fourth. He was immediately
Sykes, h capitalist, of Santa Barbara, RUNAWAY TEAM
brought to Dorena, and just caught Cal. Associated with them are the nUliAflAi I CAm
Washington, Aug. 15. —It is an-
the train which hurried him to town W. B. S. Trimble Company, of James
where Drs. Job and Oglesby dressed town, N. D., and Andrew E. John­
the foot, sewing the toes back in son, vice president of the Hunter
and six tenths per ounce, delivered
place. A large artery was severed.— Land Company and president of the
Tuesday's Daily
at New Orleans.
| Cottage Grove Nugget.
, A. E. Johnson Ijind A Steamship
A runaway three horse team attach I
I Company. The California A Oregon ed to a wood wagon created excite­ I
Land Company,
the corporation ment in the vic'nity of ¿ninth and
which held tli>< land and has made the Willamette streets at the noon hour
sale, is owned and controlled by the today. The horses while standing
Miss Gertrude L. Grousbeck and
Booth Kelly Lumber Company, of alone out on East Ninth street lie Edson L. Barnett were married at the
Eugene, Or.
oam" frightened and came down tov ti home of D. Gr uaback at. Creswell,
“The land sold consists of that por-. at a rapid pace, landing in a heap In Aug. 10, Rev J. L. Stratford, pee tor
D. Black, who with his father, A.
R. Black, the well-kaown irrigation tion of the Oregon Central Miltiary front of Henderson A Wells' shoe of the M. E. church, officiating.
promoter, has been at Waldo Lake road extending front the Cascade store in the Chrisman block. AG
Otia Logan, formerly of Eugene,
during the summer doing preliminary range forest reserve to the Idaho line, three of the horses fell on the cement
was married in Portland Sunday
work for the big irrigation scheme with the exception of the section in aid «walk and one of them was pretty
badly injured, It had to tie helped evening at 8 o’clock, to Mlaa Eva
planned for the upper Willamette the Klamath reservation."
to its feet an 1 when the owner started Smith of that city
valley, arrived in Eugene yesterday,
R. A. Booth, vice president and up the team It fell to ths ground
Engineer
accompanied
by Civil
Springfield. Aug 14.—J. J. Bryan
manager of the Booth Kelly Lumber again. After considerable difficulty will soon begin the erection of a two*
Simon Klovdohl.
To a Guard reporter last evening t'o., when asked today concerning the the animal was taken to Cooper's story frame business building just east
Mr. Black stated that considerabl. sale, replied that the Oregonian was stable nearby. It appears to tie in­ of bis building, now occupied by la*
work baa been done in the vicinti) of mist «ken in the company that owned ternally injured -nd may not live. nia A Cuip'a barber shop. He baa a
the lake this Hummer. A good trail the land. Instead of the California The outfit belongs to a farmer named tenant in tight. Mr. Bryan la also
has liven liuilt from the Military road A Oregon Laud Co. it is the Oregon Swanson, residing west of the city.
preparing to erect two neat cottage«.
Thus Springfield grows apace.
to the lake, buildings for the men Ijnid and Livestock Co., incorporai-
have been put up, new sounding* of ed iu Eugene about four years ago.
Work on th,. Southern Pacific Co’.e
the water ill the lake have been taken It is not controlled by the Booth
bridge across the Willamette la pro-
and considerable more data has been Kelly Co., but a number of Booth
greasing better than it has for son»«
Kelly people, including Mr. Booth,
time past. The bents from the centra
secured.
hold stock iu the company.
Portland, Or., Aug. 14.—The long pier to the east bank have been put
continued drouth and the poor culti­ in and the work en are now working
vation in many aectione are tieginn­ on the west half.
ing to tell on the Oregon hop crop.
Judge Chrisman today appointed
l-a,t year ¡.he state produced about
Boss Murphy's organ,the New York
Warren G. Andrews, of ‘be lower
112,000
balsa
It
is
beginning
to
look
Telegtaph, predicts the nomination
now as if thin figure w-ttld not lie ex Siuslaw country, administrator of
of Wtn. R. Hearst for governor by the
the estate of bis wife, Hat'ie A. An-
Democrats. Tnis is regarded as sig­ The Northwest Gun and Bicycle needed this year, notwithstanding an drew*, who di d in the (esane asylum
increase
in
acreage
of
about
10
pel
nificant.
Co.'s baseball team will come up cent.
Estimates made by reliable at Salem July 2. A. Hollenbeck,
Senator W. A. Clarke would not de­ from Portlaud again next Sunday
dealers of the coming crop range all Levi Hollenbeck and T iios Urge we~e
cline the vice presidential nomina­ and play the Springfl-ld Blues an­
the way from 100,000 to 120,000 Istlws. appointed appraiser- if the prop r*y.
tion with Bryan, so the politicians other game. In t*>e previous game
Mrs Andrews left a will taqueathing
»ay.
tietween these teams the Portlanders
8. Jensen and A. C. Nelson hop 11 to her daughter, Jennie, and the
Bourke Cochran is the latest former won. but the Lane county lads expect growers of Junction, were in th« remainder of her prope-ty to her
city yesterday. They state that they huslmnd. The value of the property
gold Democrat to deciare for Bryan to turn the tables this time.
will have an excellent crop on their is between ioO and 1100.
as president.
J. 8. Smith, of Creswell, now em­ ynrds this year, probably going 111)
J. H. Carter, of Lowell, was a ba«L
E. P. Williama of Pleasant Hill was ployed on the Southern Pacific rail­ pounds to the acre. They fear a
a pleasant caller at the Guard office road at Divide, was in Eugene Fri- m-arcity of pickers frem the present news callet at the Guard office last
Thursday.
day.
Monday.
outlook.
SECRETARY SHAW
IS BUYING SILVER
CREATES EXCITEMENT
Married
WORK PROGRESSING
AT WALDO LAKE
OREGON HOP CROP
WILL BE LIGHT
Political Notes
XX7, X X5
BASEBALL G a ME
AT SPRINGFIELD