Eugene weekly guard., September 20, 1906, Image 5

FIRE destroys
today after a prolonged visit with
iatives and friends here.
Quite a number of our citizens
in the hop field» at present aud from
all accounts are making good wages.
Logging on Not! is ptogressing very
nicely. We uuderstaud that W. J.
Walters will soon finish at the upper
camp with the donkey engine, while
L. Vaughn, with the cattle at the
gmeial to Dally Guard.
Albany, Sept. IS. —While a freight
Springfield, Sept 17. —Rufus Cran- lower camp, will have several weeks
work.
train was endeavoring to make a
¡m'» two story residence at Third
L. A. Chastain and family have switch near Millet »burg at 7 o’clock
gud C streets was totally destroyed by
fire this morning between one aud gone to Halsey to assist iu gathering this morning, a troop train carrying
and drying prunes at the orchaid of the Twentieth infantry from Ameri­
Iwo o’eluck.
Mrs. Cranfili was alone in the house James Bond.
can Like to the Presidio, crashed
•t the time of the fire, her husband
into the f.eight, smashing both en­
being out of town. She was sleeping
gines
and the baggage car. aud se-
down »tail» and was awakened by the
rlously injuring Engineer Rose of the
gifling smoke pouring into her room
from ill stairs. She only had time to
troop train, slightly hurting Fireman
gather np a few of her personal
Blair, aud bruising, but not serious­
effects and escape from the burning
ly, twenty soldiers. The other train
Work is now progressing rapidly on men saved themselves by jumping.
building before the tire was upon her.
Owing to th* fact that the flames had the Southern Pacific company’s new
The wreck was caused by a defec­
made great headway before they were bridge across thej Willamette at tive switch, and traffic is tied up.
discovered very little of the furniture Springfield. About half of the upper
The troop tram was in chaige of
frame work has been placed in posi­ Conductor Murphy and Engineer
»as saved from the building.
1’be alaim was sounded and the fire tion and it is thought that the bridge Rose, and the freight of Conductor
men soon responded, but owing to will be completed within two weeks. Chausse and Engineer Latham.
the distance to the nearest hydrant, Light trains could uow cross the
three blocks, and the time it took to bridge,as the rails have been Ittfd,
jay the hose, very little good was but it is not piobable they will do so
done by tbe stream of water secured. until the stiucture is completed. The
work on the bridge across the mill
The house bad already fallen in.
race
in Springfield is not progressing
It is thought the fire originated
from the flue. It started on the sec­ veiy rapidly aud it looks as if the big
The j
ond floor aud the entire upper pa>-t of bridge will be finished first.
at Springfield Harry Bown, former deputy sheriff,
the bouse was practically gutted be- j west spur of the
has not yet been started and no work purchased some fine cattle at the
fore any one saw the flames.
The bouse was a large one aud was has been done on the bridge where state fair and received them today.
built last sommer. The loss is prob­ it crosses the mill race. If trains were Mr. Wilkins secured a number of
to cross the river from the main line Devons and Mr. Bown several Biowh
ably somethiug over >2099, partially
now they would l>e compelled to run Swiss, a new bleed in this country.
last’red with the Oregon Fire Relief
up into the Booth-Kelly mill yards, There is only one herd of them in
Association,
then back down before teaching the the state. The cattle are beauties
tracks of th» Woodburn-N'atrou line and attracted considerable attention
at Springfield.
I when unloaded from the cars.
A
promise proviso that went bet keeps
right until the end of harvest.
There was a sale on sample yester-
day of a »mall lot at 15'4e, but for
the time being no great amount of
busiuess is looked for until next
week, when a fsirly accurate esti­
mate cau la? figured out it *he Ore­
gon, Washington and California veild.
In yesterday'» cables the former es­
timates of 300,000 cwt. as Euglaml’s
The annual Lane county teachers’
yield is reiterated. Ouly the beat
grade hops are beiug harvested, institute opened iu the assembly
grower» instructing pickers to dis ¡zoom at ttie bigii school this morning
card jaior quality. The market there with a targe attendaice.
The gentler
is unchanged. In Geimanv the out sex piedoiuinated largely, only here
put is turning out some» hat heavier
and th«re iu the room being seeu a
than expected. At the same time the
gentleman teacher. The attendance
market has advanced slightly, there
is upward ot 290, l«ing about the
having l>een two advances since bar
average.
vest began. Germans are being free­
The instructors engaged by County
ly offered in both markets aud are also
School Superintendent I filial d wire
offered iu America.
on hand. Professor W. G. llartiavtt,
FRUIT TRADE LIGHT.
of San Francisco, who had sent word
Owing principally to lack of »up- that he could not tie here, arriving
plies there was light trade with Front­ this morning, having arranged his
street fruit merchants this morning. affairs in California so he could make
Appes, pears and plums were in fair the trip.
supply, but peaches and grapes fell
The institute opened this morning
off, and prices generrally were a little with singing, iu which all present
fiiuier. Three cars of bananas were took part.
unloaded, mostly in fairly good con­
The first address was by Professor
dition. Cantaloupe» are not the glut Hartranft, who spoke on ‘‘Formal
they were last week, and prices re­ ism in Teaching. ” He was followed
sumed normal quotations for the sea­ by Dr. H. 1), Sheldon, of the Univer
son. *1 (3 125. per crate.
Water­ sity of Oregon, oil “ L’he Dogma of
melons were in good si ppi}' ami quot­ Founal Discipline.” Then came Pio-
tessor H. C. Sampson on ‘‘Practical
ed at 75c per 109 lb».
” and Professor W. W.
Sweet potatoes are a fraction lower, ¡Pedagogy,
'
this morning’s price beiug 2'4c per Dixon on “Composition ill theGram
mar Grades.”
lb., with supply good.
The institute then took a rece s for
FRESH MEAT’S IMPROVE.
the noon hour and reconvened at one
There were better receipts of veals o'clock. After the opening exercise»
and hogs yesterday afternoon and Dr. Sheldon again spoke on “Nas­
this forenoon than fur some days past cent Period* and Their Relation to
and a good demand for both at ruling the Work of the Teacher.” Then
prices. With poultry, while the re­ .came Professor Dixon on “Primary
tail trade asks mostly for bens, there ' Composition.”
Dr. Sheldon spoke
i is no trouble disposini!
2 •J anwl ■
'on “The High School Curriculum"
Eggs continue firm at 2*i’s (« 27«, and Professor Sampson on “Some
H. F. Hollenbeck has returned from
the state fair at Salem with bis fine
*" ®oine quarters receipts were Changes in Educational Ideas.”
All the addresses were replete with
trottiug colt, Almo Tangent, who won reported aa more satisfactory. Butter
Nicclle was tried before
first premium, sweepstakes and grand *8 »nehanged, though quite firm, at ¡good thoughts and splendid Ideas,
the
Peace
Severy
and
a
Justice of
'..Inn.niAO
for tllA
niMTe labt Week» adVOIlCC.
champion for
the llAH*
beet tiottítUf
tiotting mare
aud if the first day’s exercises are »
jury last Saturday on a charge of
ciiterion of what the remaining two
(From Saturday’s Guard.)
under one year. Mr. Hollenbeck had
Eggs 2*’>*...(«t27c.
Joe Mor-
days will tie, the present institute
fishing without a license,
Charles Brigg», bead sawyer in the colt on the street» this monring,
Grain hags. 9X£c.
promises to be the moat successful in
ris, jr., was attorney for the prosecu- Fischer Bros. ’ sawmill at Marcóla, attracting the attention and admira
Creamery butter, 23'2 i «25 c .
the history of the county scbonl».
died
this
morning
at
six
o
’
clock
of
tion
of
all.
was
counsel
tion aud J. E. Barues
Chickens—13H@ 14c per pound.
jaundice, following typhoid fever, lie
Wheat, valley,
67c; bluestem,
for the defendant.
G. R. Mills, was aged about 50 years and leaves a
69c.
Christen- wife and one eon, besides two step­
Chas.
Hartley, Neils
Oats—>22(3*23 per ton.
ten. J. V. Flint, Wm. Morris and R. sons. He has been employed iu the
Barley—921(3 *22.
Fischer
mill
for
the
past
two
years,
V. Hughes were sworn as jurymen to
Hay—Timothy, (11(3*12'4; vetch, i
assist Judge Severy in deciding the coming from Myrtle Creek. He was
*7(3*7',.
case. After hearing the testimony a good workman, honest and industri­
Wool- Valley, coarse to medium, i
and listening the arguments of the ous, and will be greatly missed by l E. M. Warren, who hail charge of 22(3 22),c.
counsel the jury brought in a verdiet his employers The funeral will be Lane county'» Hue exhibit of agricul­
Mohair—Choice, 28@30c.
held Monday morning, with inter­ tural aud horticultural product» at
of “not guilty.”
Hops—Contract, 1906 crop, 18«r‘20c.
the state fair, winning second prize,
ment in the Dexter cemetery.
Potatoes—New potatoes, 75@80c
A new supply of oil for the light­
returned from Salem Sunday.
He
per sack.
house was brought in on one of the
expresses himslef as being well satis-
Onions, *1.25(3*1.50.
boats last week, and Chas. Stonefield
j tied with the decision of the judges.
Chtttim bark—New »tock,3!,«> 4c lb.
is hauling it out to the cape.
It
Beef steels, 5',(«<k> ; cow»,4'2(«i5',c ; ,
Marion’s exhibit, which won first
takes about 240 cases of oil to keep
prize,was easily the best, and Lane’s hogs. 8cm 8 ',c; veal, "(a 8c; mutton, Special Correspondence.
Special Correspondence.
7(37^0; lambs. 8138',>c.
J •»»per, Sept. 19. — It 1» reported in
Uncle Saui’s lamp burning for a year,
was
far better than any other county
Mouna, Sept. 17.—Last Saturday
this locality that work will commence
and Mr. Stonetield will be busy for
Lane
’
s
grain»
were'
night Chas. Gold and Chas aud Harry exhibit there.
<rn nrr
on the Nation extension in about six
about a month with the hauling.
pronounced to be the finest at the C Villi
Layne went to an orchard on the
1
or eight weeks. Mr. Edwards, the of
,e«r fair winning a full »core, but the 11 ,UU ' HIU ,U UUI
F. C. Bean has opened a new store old Layne place to watch for a bear
ticial who lias been buying the right-
at Mapleton and is putting in a good which evidently had been stealing green fruits and vegetables were not
of-way,is at present in Sau Fiancisco,
•tock of groceries, provisions, hard­
as
good
as
those
from
some
other
fruit. The boys bad not waited long
having l>een called there on busi­
ware, feed, flour, grain, drugs, etc., before they beard signs of bis ap- counties. The exhibit won 94 pointe
ness.
out of a possible 100. Marion secured
and inform» us he will add to his proach
A good many subareiliers of the
Miss Nora Humphrey, who ha» been
stock as the trade demands.
They supposed on account of the 96. Mr. Warren says be was not al Weekly Guard to the West of Eugene,
visiting
relatives at Douglas, in East-
lowed
all
the
space
he
needed,
and
Several orchards in Mapleton pre­ way he traveled that he was coming
at Goldson, Hlachley and other of­
cinct are repotted to be considerably ■ over the fence into the orchard, but ten boxes of grain were not even fice», complain that the paper conies ern Oregon for some time, tiH» re-
turned. She repott» a veiy pleasant
damaged by liears. The animals are ebanging his mind came back up the opened.
very irregularly, and that frequently visit.
very numerous this year and come in­ fence and jumped over just opposite
they do not get it at all. We can (H b -
Win. Crewse and »on, Eldon, are
to the orchards and climb the trees them, coming down to within 15 feet
! cover no rea»ou for this trouble a»
freighting form Jaspei, to Joe Hill»’
to get the fruit.
of where the boys were lying before
the Guard’s mail list ba» been care­
logging camp, which Is located about
fully reset in new type and the papers
Fellnian A Nicolle have moved their I he could be seen or bis whereabouts
5 mile» above Lowell on the Middle
known.
But
the
next
instant
eight
are sent out regularly from this of
logging engine across the river above
Fork.
flee.
Mapletou and are putting in the tim­ shots were fired in his direction and
E. C. Hill» is up to J. S. llilla’ log
I
he
left
without
any
prunes
excepting
If our subscrlliers, who fail to get
ber on Mrs. Lottie Idles’ place.
Chittim bark—Strong at 4‘4 ct».
lead ones. Tnen they came home and
their papers regularly, will write to ging camp cn a hunting trip.
David Kyle has recently obtained a
Wool, 20(3 cents
got the dogs and chased till one
The two Sander» brothers killed
us, stating the date» on which they
license as a steabmoat engineer and o’clock at night without putting him
POULTRY. EGGS, ETC.
two 5-point and one 4-point buck
weie
missed,
we
will
have
a
basi»
to
is now assistant engineer on the up a tree. Signs the next morning
Eggs—Per dozen. 23c.
take the matter up with the postal deer last week, flow'» that for bunt
steamer Robarts.
Dairy butter. 29«»22‘Ic; creamery autborites.
showed that the bear was badiy
We are sure that the ing right in a settlement?
The school at Minerva, which was wounded. The boys were badly »cared butter. 55c per roll.
fault lies in some of the offices
Racy Matteson passed thiough our
Hena
—
9(3
19c.
taught by Miss Mabel Poill, of Eu- which accounts for tneir not getting
through which the papers pas».
Fry»—10c. _
ntirg en route to the upper I all Creek
gene, closed Friday.—The West.
Geese—5<3 7c.
GUARD PRINTING CO.
country, where he will take charge
it.
Ducks—lo<a 11c.
BRUIN.
of what is known a» the Billy Wilkin»
FRUITS. VEGETABLES, ETC.
camp, Mr. Wilkins having been trans
Potatoes—G9«* 75c per 190
fered to take charge ot a camp at
Onion»—l'4c.
as a good cook will tie secure if you Saginaw, all camp« belonging to the
Lemons—Case, *6.50
Mrs. Minerva Pettijohn, wife of C.
use a Superior range. They have a Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
Green apples—49c box.
quick, even oven and are made to
M Pettjiobn, died at Wendling Sep-
LIVESTOCK
MARKET.
Adam Ritchey, a former resident
To Mr. and Mrs. Chrysler,
temlier 12,
of tonsilitis. She
last.
Steers—2',c.
of Walteivllle. has purchased prop­
was aged 32 year» and leaves four Springfield, Wednesday, Sept.
Chaml»-rs Hardware Co.
Good Cuwa— 2c.
erty here and expect* to make It hi»
Good prime dressed,veal, 5c.
children. She was the daughter of 190*5, a daughter.
future home.
Sheep—3(1*-ISC-
Crone
at
bis
place
near
Joshua Hill, who is seriously ill with
: c. c.
Fat hog»—6(36', c.
To Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, at Spring­
Ernest Lyons ha» gone to Fall
Smithfield, on Oct. 8, at 10 o’clock a.
Paralysis at Springfield. The funeral
grain and feed .
m. will »ell at public auction several Creek to work for Racy Matteson.
was held at Springfield today, with field, Wednesday, Sept. 12, 19n6, a
New hay. *6.5001*7 baled.
head of stock, farm Implements and
Web Walsh ha» just finished huel-
interment in Laurel Grove cemeteiy. daughter.
Cheat—*7.
household goods. Mr. Crone expect» lng about 20 tons of Itaied bay for
Timothy—*8.
To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swearingen,
Oata—:«)e.
to go east to reside.
our Liveryman -Mr. Kintziey.
at Spr*ngfield, Sunday, Sept 9, 199«,
Bran—*2'-
Shorts—*21(324.
a boy.
Dr. Lowe the oculo optician will
W beat—*3 >c.
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
\eatcb,
at
'
be
in hi» Eugene office all next week,
Special Correspondence.
Flour—*3.25.
A word to the wise take care of your
Ivison, Sept 17.—Mr». A. Warden Springfield, Friday morning. Sept. 7,
Henry I.oretz, of Junction City,
eyes.
and children vi»ited at M. P. Mabe» 1906, a boy.
was a pleasant callet at the Guard of­
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PORTLAND MARKET REPORT.
fice Monday.
He has 25 acre« in
on Chicahotniny Sunday.
In Portland this morning. Septem
Portlaud, Ore.. Sept. 29.— There is
Geo. T. Hall A Bon will pay the potatoes thia year and expect» a large
Miss Effie Day is visiting friend» her II. 19«6, to V. G. Chessman and practically nothing over yesterday'» highest price for wool and mohair.
crop.
at Harrisburg this week.
wife, a »on. Grandpa W. W. Chew­ report form the hop yards to add to-
GEO. T. HALL A SON.
D. B. leather», of Junction City,
L A. Cbaistam and J. S. Day man is stepping high today.
dav. Picking i* proceeding rapidly,
have returned from Halsey where
N’ew »teck of mattresses and »pringa was a buainaaa visitor in th« county
according to advices from the differ­
seat yestetday.
they have been threshing for the
At Cottage Grove, September 10, ent growiug section*. A* tc> damage, ju»t teceived.
past seven weeks.
to Mallie Miller and wife, a daughter ; there are conflicting reports from low­
C . C Rossman, of Leaburg, »«« a
Chamber» Hardware Co.
pleasant Business caller at the Guard
S. Cornelius killed a large black weight »ix and a half pounds.
land localities, lut a» a general thing
WANTED—House keeping room»—2 offl e Saturday.
b**r Sunday near bis residence here,
Samuel R^dTwbo W™ tbre* ““*• the crop will be little injured from
or complete for light housekeeping
lituin had been killing »beep in the
the rain of last week in upland di*,
Geo. Loretz, of Junction City, was
for one week.
Wanted at once.
above Go»ben, found a lynx »n hi»
•»ighborhcod and was getting rather
Ph. i.e red H
. a Business caller at the Guard offlee
tricta.
Sold, coming very near to the settle­ orchard the other day. and
Samples coming in of bop» cured
Thursday.
ment». it it g doll season when some the big cat into an apple tree with bto before the rainstorm« are quite up to WANTED—Timber land location or
dog, (tot hi» gun and kilted it.
It
The 1990 Washing .Machine save*
relinquishment. Will pay for infor­
•K our citizen* don't bag large games
grade, and dealer», as a rule, expre»»
measuied four feet from nose to tip
mation giving bome«tea<l entry on half the labor of wa»hing . see the new
the
opinion
that
the
balance
will
come
Mr». John W. Henry and little of tail, and opening it be foundI the
timl»r land which can tie encc-eaa- 1990 Gravity machine.
We give 39
along in eatiafartorr condition.
lighter, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, is
fully contested. Give fuli partlc-
remains
of
several
of
a
big
dayo*
trial.
lbi»
opinion,
of
cooraa,
to
»•*•»!
on
Guard.
Lu-
ulare. Address X3, cars
Harting friends here at present.
turkey», memtier. of which bad been
Chamber* Hardware Ca.
gene, Oregon.
r recent condition»
I J- R. Harrison and family, of
UBK
<untatly
disappearing
UrownsviUe returned home to home
residence at
COLLIDES WITH
S. P. FREIGHT
SPRINGFIELD
HAS LARGE
ATTENDANCE
Iviud You Have Always nought, and which has been
use tor over 30 years, has borne the trignature of
ami has been made tinder his per­
sonal super! isiou since its infancy.
Allow* no one to deceive you in this.
« II Counterfeit«, Imitations ami **3list-as-g<MMl ” are but
Experiments that trifle with anil eudanger t lie health of
Infants ami Children—Experience against Experiment.
WORK PROGRESSES ON
SPRINGFIELD BRIDGE
PURCHASE FINE
CATTLE AT FAIR
What is CASTORIA
Caatoria U a liarmleaa aubstitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
ami allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhœa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething’ Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatiilency. It assimilates the l-'oo.l, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
The Children’* l*anacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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CONTENTS
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WORK TO SOON BEGIN
ON NATRON EXTENSION
A Mound Bear Hunt
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
NICOLLE AGAIN
FOUND NOT GUILTY DEATH OF CHARLES
BRIGGS AT MARCOLA
HAD BEST GRAIN
AT STATE FAIR
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We Need the Cash
AND WE’LL GET IT
Here are some prices to make you think
and if you come in, we’ll make them good
$6.50
All Steel Lever Harrow, per section 25 teeth
$7.50
All Steel Lever Harrow, per section 30 teeth
$26.00
Two-horse reversible Disc Harrows............
Three-horse, two lever Disc Harrows, solid $26.00
$9.00
P 20 Chilled plows, 12 inch extra share
P 40 Chilled plows, 14 inch extra share___ $10.00
One horse Steel Plows, with extra lay
$4.00
7 inch......................................
$4.50
8 inch.................... . ...............
$5.00
9 inch........ .............................
$6.50
10 inch.......... . .........................
It inch........ . ............... ...........
$7.25
Two horse plows at similar prices, the best plows in
» »
the market. We sell the “CANTON CLIPPER.
We will also show you something in Weber Wagons.
“The Wagon that always pleases.”
All Goods will be sold by
October 15th
We are giving nothing away, nor are we trying to
get rid of dead or cheap stocks. WE NEED THE
MONEY THAT’S ALL
MOON (Sb TINGLEY
65 EasL Ninth street, Eugene, Oregon
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