CHAS.
H.
CHICK
SUES
Boys’ School Smts
EX-REGISTER BRIDGES
Are Arriving
LÜG CABIN
HOTEL BURNED
TO THE GROUND
WEEKLY REPORT
OF LOCAL MARKET
Oregon melons are now in the mar
ket.
Cbittim bark— ¿4 eta.
Wool, 20@ cents
POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.
Eggs—Per dozen, 18(A20c.
Dairy butter, (<jl7Jjc; creamery
butter, 45(31 50c per roll.
Hens—9(<z 10c.
Frys—12c.
Geese—5(3l7c.
Ducks— bl«* 11c.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.
Potatoes—\c lb.
Onions—ISO-
Lemons—Case, $4.50
Green apples—lc lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Steers—2L..c.
Good Cows—2c.
/llUlC
G. a a .w
*•-
Special Correspondence
(From Monday's Guard.)
Camp Tacoma, Murra. „. k
George Frissell’s famous Log Cabin
Aug. 21.-1 he Oregon tr^w
hotel at the McKenzie Bridge pleas
camp Wednesday morning «nd
ure resort was burned to the ground
to be home tbe same eTeni|)
We want every school boy and young man in Lane county
Saturday forenoon about 10 o’clock,
men received U. S. pay SaluiJ-
the news of tbe Ure reaching Eugene
to come in and get acquainted with
the extra two days and will
*
by
telephone
late Saturday night
40 cents coffee money before j"**’'
ELK-BRAND-CLOTHING.
from Leaburg.
camp. Three pay days in one
Come in and look over the patterns; try on a few suits to
The only particulars of the tire that
something unusual in army i1(e 4
see the styles; make yourself at home in our clothing department.
have yet been received here came by
it keeps a smile upon tbe boys' t
'phone from George Moody, who
In a few days our display of BOYS’ SUITS will be com
Sunday was the big revie^*
drove
to
Leaburg
and
called
up
Geo
plete and we are proud to announce that it will be the finest in
American Lake, and was a
*
Croner, whose wife and son Charles
wight, five brigades taking plrL T|/
Lane county.
were staying at t>e hotel, Full par-
First Separate Battalion was assigns
ticulars are expected to arrive on to-
Fat bogs—6 Sc.
'
' to the Fourteenth Infantry, ' tl/
night's mall.
third battalion, they having ue1j (’
GRAIN AND FEED.
According to Moody's story nobody
battalions in camp. It jg a thrill
New hay, 95096.
was at the hotel at the time of the
scene
to watch such a large body j
Cheat
—
<7.
tire except Mr. and Mrs. Frissell and
Chas. II. Chick, who with bis asso
Timothy—#9.
troops,
composed of infantry, catllu
the
tire
had
gained
such
headway
be
ciates, Constantine Morton anil Ever
Oats—»5c.
and artillery, ieviewed. Ele«en
fore they discovered it that they were
ette P. Lewis, of Grand Rapids,
Bran—<18.50.
furnished music, two beingmonnm
Shorts—<22.
powerless to save scarcely anything.
$1.50
$3.00 Straw Hats
40c
Mich., has been buying considerable
50c Suspenders
Wheat—75c, stiff.
An interesting feature «w
A sewing machine and a bed were
$1.00
$2.00 Straw Hats
40c
timber land up tke McKenize river
50c Neckwear
Flour—$3.40.
mountain
battery, with their
$1.00
Straw
Hats
50c
about
all
that
was
taken
out.
20c
for some time past, today instituted
25c Suspenders
The guests at the hotel were all After several months fluctuations in mounted on tbe backs of muiej
Men's 50c Lisle Hosiery 40c
20c
a suit iu the circuit- court of Lane
25c Neckwear
away fishing or up to the springs and the sugar market, the two big reflin- men say that Maud has tiled
Fine Fancy 35c Hosiery 22%C
55c
county against J. T. Bridges, former
75c Underwear
19c
none or their effects were saved. eries of California have apparently times to join their organization but
10 doz Boys’ 35c Caps
20c
register of the United States land of
35c Underwear
45c
50c
Work
Shirts
Among them were Judge and Mrs. L settled down to a parity of values, the old woman wouldn’t let Si co^
05c
flee at Roseburg, to force the perfor
$2.50 Hats
mance of a contract for the sale of Special Correspondence.
there still exists a difference between so they barred her.
The boys have got a companion ts
720 acres of timber land lying in
th-? Atlantic and Pacific Coast qouta-
Irving, Aug. 23. —Mrs. G. T. Kit
township 17 south of range four east, cben, of Linn county, visited with
tions of 50i, but so far as known that the slogan, “Watch Tacoma Grow
in tbe upper McKenzie country.
ratio, approximately, will continue It is “Did you See attle?”
relatives in Irving recently.
Drills today with some kind o* |
Mr. Chick alleges iu his complaint
indehuitely.
Wm. Montgomery spent several
battle exercise Tuesday.
that on August 14, 1906, an agreement
HOP MARKET STATIONARY.
days at Newport last week.
A large crowd of sightseers frog
was entered into whereby tbe defend
Apart
from the rumors of sales here Tacoma ami Seattle Sunday, .\moig
R. F Cook is very busy these days
ant, in consideration of <20 per acre,
and there at an advance over the 20c the visitors known in Eugene wPr»
or a to'al sum of <14,400, to be paid running tbe shop and making trips
price legarded by leading Portland Mrs. Rogers, nee Lillian Foss, Mrs
by the plaintiff, agreed to convey un out in the county adjoining with his
dealers as top quotation today, there Adams, nee Etta Simpson, Mrs. W»
wood
saw.
to the plaintiff aud Constantine Mor
Reductions this week in every department. Big Bargains in
is nothing of an interesting nature ley Pennington, Mrs. Harry Ma«ieH
Miss Poole, who ha? been stopping
ton and Everette P. Lewis within
Muslin, Sheetings, Domestics of all Kinds, Dress Goods, Silks,
reported.
Harry Morris, Frank Loomis, Ma
ten days from the date of the con in Irving for several months, went to
The table showing the world's pro Maggie Perrine, cousin of Mrs. C. C,
Sateens, Ready-Made Waists,,Skirts, Suits.
tract, the laud above mentioned. He her home at Junction Citv Saturday.
duction, prepared by Klaber, Wolf & Hammond, and Tom McCormick.
alleges that he has deposited with the
Mrs. L. H. Wheeler and her sister,
Netter, is vety generally commented
Buy What You Need This Week and Save
During the exercises the dust 1»
First National Bank of Eugene the Miss Jennie Spencer, were guests of
on favorably by the trade, though comes quite heavy at times. Them«
purchase price agreed upon, but thut Irring friends one day this week.
tho Profit We Usually Make. >
several hop men expressed doubt that are becoming somewhat tanned gg
Bridges has refused to carry out his
LOG CABIN Hulr.iT
the Oregon yield would run much will return home with ruddy con.
part of the agreement, viz. : to furnish
above 100,000 bales. Mr. Netter, how plextons.
n
abstract of title to rhe land and de
T. Harris, Miss Ida Patterson, Miss ever, has bad reliable reports fioui
liver a warranty deed; that be has
Men s
Men’s
Myrtle Kays, Miss Ellen Gieen, Mrs. every section of the state, and in hie
wholly repudiated the agreement and Special Correspondence.
25c
25c
Geo. Cioner aDd son Charles and comment states that bis estimate of
Ruby
Pleasant Hill, Aug. 23.— Miss
refused to proceed iu any manner in
some Berkeley people, Tbe relatives
Neckwear
Hosiery
the carrying out of tbe agreement Baughman returned from Skagway o’ the Eugene people there sent ad- 115,000 is made ou conservative re-
ports.
yesterday.
12J4c
and has so notified the plaintiff.
ditioual clothing to tbem on thin
In view of the announced intention
Mr. Chick prays for a decree direct
A party consisting of P. N. Laird morning's stage.
of growers who still bold their hope
ing and requiring tbe defendant to and family William and Lem Drury,
One of the saddest funerals um
The Are was caused by a spark from
perfom his part of the conti act and Rev. Handsaket and wife, of Oorval-. the chimney alighting on the roof. to bold on until their bops are ready j the writer has witnessed for am,
porarily by bis nephew Elmer, who that tbe defendant be required to con Ils, leave today for the lakes, Ihey , A strong wind was blowing at tbe to market, It is doupbtfol if otters years occurred at Creswell Monday,
holds the same place on the night vey said lands with abstract of title, will be joined enroute by P. S. Hills tjnle unj the blaze was beyond con- at 2c to 3c advance will tempt them August 20, at 12 m. The writer <»
to let go.
as provided and required in tbe con and family, of Jasper.
shift when the mill rims two shifts.
called upon to bold the funenl »
1 trol in a minute.
a
8uf
‘
lcient
warranty
FRESfi MEATS DULL.
tract,
with
vices of Mrs. John Beak. The tag.
.1. 1 >. Pfeifer left fol Portland and
Chance Mulkey is doing a rushing
The hotel was built ten or twelve
deed.
Veals arriving in moderate volume ing scene was that of the moths nl
other points Monday morning.
business in the fresh meat ine these years ago by Mr Frissell, who has
It is said that quite u number of
I will sell only fairly well, as they are her infant babe a few hours di a
Notices are out asking for bids for othei people owning timber laude iu days and no cause for lomplaint, conducted it ever since. It was one
Special to Dally Guard
either.
: of the most popular stopping places too generally of tbe large, poor kind, they both lay so sweetly in the cuUl
building
tbe
city
jail.
the vic’nity of the Bridges’ tract who
Coburg, Aug. 22. —H. F. Buckmuii
The service was held a
REGULAR.
on the upper McKenzie and was and have been on tbe way too long. 1 together.
Geo. Coleman, Dale Beeson, Enoch have made contracts to sell to Chick,
claims to have “the tiret standard
' No hogs aud few muttons and lambs the ball, which was crowded «it
i
known
to
tourists
all
over
tbe
coast.
sidewalk in Coburg.” May there be Stewart aud John Mathews left Tues Morton and Lewis, have repudiated
The loss is probably 92500, with only appear. Quotations are prettv well many sorrowing friends. This 1 mw |
day for an outing at Belknap Springs. them and that suit against them will
many more before tbe rains begin.
ii'sKi insurance.
It is not known maintained for best dressed meats, | Mr. Beak with no relatives except h»
Mrs. Howell, the Coburg candy also be commenced.
i whether Mr. Frissell intends to re- though tbe heavy sell at nominal mother, who lives in England.
There are several cases of mumps in
Mr. Chick'd counsel in this case is
maker, went to Harrisburg Monday,
Eugene, Oregon, Aug. 23, 1906.
prices.
Mrs. Beak was a member of the »
build the bouse or not.
a mild form in town, Seveial of the
Lark Bilyeu.
returning next day.
Barrett, C. Wm.
lem Baptist church, and also a us
—
COUNTRY PRODUCE QUIET.
mill men are off duty.
Bowers, W. M.
her of the W O. W. circle at Cre»«i
Eggs, if anything, are a trifle weag-
Tbe painters are finishing the in
B. illhart, Mrs. Mary J.
The circle turned out in regalia ui
I er today on account of the receipts
side of Sackett's store, and will soon
Brown, Ernest.
marched to the depot. She was tatal
keeping
ahead
of
demand.
No
great
be ready for oocupaucy.
Cham tiers, E.
to Seattle for interment.
difference is apparent between East
Clonser, F. S.
D. E. BAKER.
Joe Lusby and wife left Tuesday
ern
and
ranch
stock
,
and
a
fair
aver
Connolly, M. J.
morning for Newport, where they will
A small blacksmith and carriage
age price is given at 21c. Country
Dempsy. Dick.
Earl Chapman, aged about 18 years,
Dr. H. F. McCornack is having a
spend Mr. Lusby's vacation
They
shop belonging to Allen L. Smither
i
butter is falling off perceptibly, al-
Duallas,
William.
was arrested in Eugene Sunday even
well drilled on his farm west of the
will be joined Thursday by Chas.
man and located on ground owned by
thuogb no advance in price is named.
Easter, I. P.
I city and from present indications
Lockard and family. They expect to C. M. Elspass on Ferry street near ing by Sheriff Fred Fisk, charged
Rev. and Mrs. Tbos. HaodsaW
Poultry was good and steady this
Hayes, Rinbold C.
there are good prospects of striking a
t>e gone a week. The night shift is the river bridge was completely de with the larceny of a horse and saddle
came up from Coivallia yeeteriif
forenoon,
and
dealers
were
fairly
well
1
Hollandswortb, Alva.
good flow of artesian water.
The
Bending many of our people on vacs, stroyed by tire between 11:3) and 12 from h man named Ward at Clacka
supplied. The half cent advantage afternoon on their way to tbe moun
Jeeton, Ole.
mas. near Oregon City.
The sheriff
drill is now down 215 feet and lota of
tions, Borne of them fur au indefinite »'dock last night.
tains.
The contents
I.innon, Mrs. Alma.
at tbe latter place was not (tied by
water has been found, but it Is pro usually given springs was not insist
period.
were also burned. The owner esti-
E. K. Wheeler, of Palouee, WiA,
ed
upon
generally.
Young
ducks,
if
Nordetorm,
C.
telephone of the arrest and ail officer
posed to reach a depth of 400 feet.
is
visiting his brother-in-law, f. R
M. C. Cleek, the oiler at the mill, ■ mates bis loss at <600, with no insur-
Odell, Mrs. Lottie.
arrived up this afternoon to take the
Tbe water is now well up toward the well feathered and fat, meet with
is sick. His place is being tilled tern- I mice.
Dunn,
in Eugene on hi» way to !>»
good
sale
in
a
moderate
way,
though
Stanton,
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
E.
boy back for trial.
top of the well and rises higher as
inquiry is not active. If well-grown | Angeles.
Travers, Jimmie.
According to the boy’s own story,
the drill goes deefier. The work is
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Roberto
Warner, Wm.
Ward sent him to Arleta with the
being done by C. E. Gordineir with young turkeys could be had there is
Miss Emma Awbrey went to lxudo*
Wertz, Beit.
horse and saddle to transact some
one of Kilborn A Gordineir's ma a fancy trade ready to take them.
Wheeler, W. H.
Springs this afternoon for »
business. While there another man
chines.
Eggs 20021c.
Whineiy Evans.
rerceution.
who formerly worked
tor Ward
Grain bags. 934c.
White, C. K
L. K. Edmunson has gone to TA-
claimed tbe saddle as his and took it
Creamery butter, 210231.0.
away from him. When young Chap I White, V. M.
rnook
to join his wife, wbo has
Chickens—13)f014c per pound.
Young, Mis. Nettie.
man returned to Ward and told him
" heat, valley,
71c; bluestem, visiting there several weeks.
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
of the occurrence Ward sent him back
72c.
C. N. McArthur, the well k«*
with the horse and told him to get
Oats—926(^927 per ton.
U. O. graduate, who went to D*4*
the saddle or he would have him ar
Barley—9"£ J. 00.
City recently to practice I*’. i*
rested. Tbe other man refused to
Saturday evening about five o’clock
Hay—
Timothy, <ll(rf<12}, ; vetch, concluded to return to Portland-
Hop picking will tiegin at the Wm.
give up the saddle and Chapman,
the farm residence occupied by L. H. <7(rt<7ig.
Owen Van D:iyn, formerly ot F*
Neies hopyard one mile above Spring
fearing hi rest, turned the horse loose
Gilchrist and family aud owned tiy
Wool- \ alley, coarse to medium, gene, and Coburg, ii"W district »tw-
Held on Tuseday, September 4. Fine
and went to I he Halles. He came to
Geo. O. Walker, at Walker Station, 22c ; tine, 24c.
hop yard, plenty ot slabwood on
uey of Canyon county, Idaho, b»rJf
Eugene about two weeks ago and has
was burned to tbe ground, togetbei
Mohair—Choice, 28<a30c.
place, furnished free.
Good
water.
charge
of the prosecation of the
been staying with his mother, Mrs. H.
with most of its contents. The blaze
Hops—Contract, 19o6 crop, 18(S20c. derers of Governor Steunenbsrl *
Will pay 50c a box.
E. Chapman. The boy appears to be
was
caused
by
a
defective
flue.
Mrs.
Potatoes—New potatoes, 90c(«t<1.00
dAw s3
in the city.
honest and tells a straightforward
Gilchrist and Miss Ruby Pratt, of per sack.
story.
Eugene,
wbo
was
visiting
her,
were
Hop picking will commence on the
Chlttim bark—New stock,2H04c lb 1
Patterson Island September 7th; a the only persons in the bouse at the
Beef steeis, 506c ; cows, 41^06^0 ;
big yard and a long job; will be a time and they were unable to carry hogs, 74c(«8i,c; veal, 70»c; mutton,
store on the ground; groceries and out much ot the furniture, - he loss 7©7l*c; lambs. 808J.C,
I
Mrs. S. Zeigler, ore of
vegetables furnished
at
Eugene is about 921)00, with r no insurance,
and most respected pctieer
j
a —
few r days
prices.
Will pay *1 per hundred the policy having expired ------
the
state,
died
at
her
home
io
-
,
«go.
pounds. J. W. THORN8BURY d w si
burg Saturday night, she 1 1
A 50-horsepower boiler for the Eu
Hop
pickers
wanted
on
the
lower
daughter
and sereial gre«» ’
gene steam laundry arrived today
Royce A Peterson's excelsior fac-
I will All my regular appointment
half of the Campbell A Walker hop
from Portland. it will at once 1«
tory iu this city will close down thie at Creswell Saturday and Sunday. cated in various parts -t --e
taken to the new brick laundry build yard, conducted this -easoti by J. R. even ng until the present car short' Theme for Sunday, 11 a. m., ..lhe
ing being put up by Wm. II odes at Campbell. Will commence Wednes age is over. C. O. Peterson, manager Church, God’s City." Let ail the
Wired
West Eighth and Charnelton streets. day morning, September 5.
of tbe plant, stated to a Guard report- memliers be present, as some business o' troubles that rul bed £•
A 23 hoisepower eng Lie for the laun yard, strictly dean ground and heavy er today that be had not taken the of importance claims o-ir attention.
of Bear Grove, la., of all “■
came when be began
dry recently arrived and a large hops, with little leaf, Iu bottom be- matter up w,th tbe head offi mis of
Bitters. Ha writes: "r"' . .1
D. E. BAKER, Pastor.
amount of new laundry machinery is tween road aud railroad, a mile t*aet tbe lailroad, as he considered it
Kidney trout le caused me r
of university.
Yard
went 25>X)
on hand. The new building is rapid
ering, which 1 would bs
pounds to the acre last year and ap s mply a was e of time, but tbe local
ly nearing completion.
survived had I not ts»e
re-reeen
’
atlvee
of
the
company
eouid
pears as good this season.
Bitter». They air - c'ir*d “ A s
give him no encouragement, and as
eral debility." Sure
:a
I will begin picking on Thursday, he has all available warehouse spa,-,
lo M. Turner Burns and wife at stomach, liver and kidn»f 1 /gj*
tilled
be
can
do
nothing
but
shut
August St. You are invietd.
Junction, August 12, 1906, a ten blood diseases, beadacn*- .
down Tbe compauy's plant at Junc pound boy.
and weakness er body u >
W. R. WALKER.
■ Price 5Oc, Guaranteed by
' Mrs Lucy Mackey died at Pleasant
tion will operate about two weeks
Lano's drug storWj________
J
John Parrish, of Spring‘leid, was onger an 1 it. too, will clow down
Hili Auust 22 at 6 o'clock a. m at
c A -Fonlr yv.
I the home of ber son. Bert Mackey. a business caller at the Guard office If condtiions are no better by that
M Yn N m iiatn I m M
Dr. Lowe will be in *>“
_ t*
8iga»$ ajf
...
■
6
The deceased was born in Virginia Saturday.
time.
flee all next week. H*vs
I
your eyes for glasses.
o
For Performance of Contract
to Sell McKenzie Timber
Lands
Aereed to Convey to Chick and
His Associates 720 Acres for
SPECIALS ThlS WEEK IN
MtN’S FURNISHINGS
March 22, 1833, and was therefore
aged 73 years and 5 mo'-tbs. She
crossed the plains by mule team in
1882 with her husband and family and
lived in Oregon since that time until
one year ago she returned to N’ebras
ka to visit with her son in-law ana
grand children, returning to Oregon
August 1, 1906. She was sick on ber
Her
arrival and never recovered,
death was caused by paralysis.
Mrs. Mackey was a member of the
Christian church fo- a number of
years A few years ago she took the
faith of the Baptis* chinch She wu
the mother of eleven children, seven
of whom survive her, as follows:
Henry C., of Pollack, Idaho; John
W., of Holly, Or. ; Samuel C., of Leb
anon, Or. ; Gifford E., of Bridgeport,
Wash. ; Gilbert E., of Pleasant Hill,
Or. ; Mrs Rose Blakely, of Lowell,
Or., and Mrs. Pairlee Hennings, of
Hicksville. Ohio.
The deceased's
husband died twenty-two years^ago.
Irvins Hems
<£5 00 Leather Suit Cases $3.65
Last Week of Clearance Sale
MOTHER AND CHILD
DIED AT CRESWELI
NEWS FROM LIVELY
COBURG CITY
Letter List
MAY STRIKE FLOW
BOY ARRESTED FOR
HORSE STEALING
OF ARTESIAN WATER
Personal.
FARM RESIDENCE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Hop Picners Wanted
Died
NEW MACHINERY FOR
EUGENE STEAM LAUNDRY
Announcement
The End of the World
Born
Mrs. Lucy Mackey