Eugene weekly guard., June 06, 1907, Image 2

(home very unexpectedly by the death
of his daughter, Mrs. Thomas, and
! arrived here yesterday morning on
I the delayed overland train.
Hay In and day out there is that feeling
I
An operation was performed on R.
of weakness that makes a burden of Itself.
A. Rampy at the hospital last week
Food does not strengthen.
. He is now getting along as well as
Sleep does not refresh.
'could be expected, with good chances
It Is hard, to do, hard to bear, what
for his permanent recovery. He has
should be easy,—vitality Is on the ebb, and
been 111 for a long time, and it was
the whole system suffers.
«found that he had been troubled
For this condition take
with appendicitis, and Indications are
Richmond, Va ,
June
1.—In a i that he will now recover his usual
Austin, Texas, June 1.—The jury
speech at last night's h -ssion of the
| health.
today rendered a verdict for the state
Confederate Union Colonel Robert
Misses Amy and Ella May came up
of $1,623,000 in penalties in the ous- It vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and E. Lee, Jr., declared that the great
'from Portland Saturday afternoon
1 tone to all the organs and functions.
men
of
the
South
had
always
declared
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
. for a day's visit with relatives and
against slavery;
that
Virginia in friends. Miss Amy May also assisted
tablets known at S arsa tabs. 1<X) doses fl.
1778 and Georgia in 1798 passed acts at the piano recital given at the city
prohibiting the importation of slaves; hall Saturday evening by Miss Pearl
that secession was not preached the Smith, of Portland
The young la­
first time In the South, but was in dles went to Junction City Sunday af­
€_In the natural food of our domes­
!
the
north
threatened
four
times be­
tic animals nature provides certain
ternoon and from there took the de­
fore South Carolina seceded.
peculiar medicinal herbs, leaves,
layed train for Portland in the even­
First,
by
Tlmothey
Pickering,
of
narks and roots which seem neces­
ing.
Massachusetts
in
oposing
the
ac-
sary for their health.
Sunday last an operation was per­
The committee having in charge qulstion of I^ouisfana; second, by formed at Dr. Dale's hospital on Silas
Josiah
Quincy,
of
Massachusetts,
over
the Fourth of July celebration at
Lenord of Coburg for
tubercular
Cottage Grove, met on Tuesday night the proposed admission of Louisiana trouble of the hip. and spine and the
i
as
a
state;
third,
by
the
Hartford
patient is getting along as w«>ll as
and selected all the officers for the
occasion, excepting the Reader and convention over the dissatisfaction could be exp«»cted. Mr. Lenord has
occasioned
by
the
war
with
Great
Orator, who will be chosen at a meet­
been confined to his ben since Jan­
ing of the comittees next Tuesday Britain; fourth, by the legislature uary and the operation was a severe
contains in condensed form the es­
|
of
Massochusett::
because
ft
was
pro
­
night.
one.
Dr. Dale was assisted by Dr.
sential virtues of th< >se health giving
Everything is progressing nicely. posed to annex Texas to the federal Marks, of Halsey, and Dr. Williams,
herbsand is prepared expressly for
I
union.
The committees are hard at work
those animals deprived by man of
of Junction City ,
and the celebration promises to be
Monday afternoon Mrs. James
their natural food. It stimulates the
one of the most successful ever held
appetite, improves the digestion and
Rosserman received word by tele­
assimilation of food, purifies the
in this city.
phone that her daughter, Mrs. Thom­
blood and insures a good, healthy
Following is the list of officers
as, had died very suddenly nt her
condition.
appointed and the ladies' committee
home above Springfield. Mrs. Thom­
appointed to arrange the Liberty
as was taken ill Saturday with a se-
CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. car, and select the Goddess of Lib­
. vere cold, but improved slightly on
erty:
Sunday.
Monday, however, it was
Stock
Leader
of the British women
President—Dr. D. L. Woods.
Gold Medal Contest Won by Miss thought best to call a phvsiclan. but
ARK « ARK KT ANO WE MT
Chaplain- Rev. J. L. Beatty.
known as “suffragettes" who are
Palmer, nt Cottag«- Grove—R«-»i- before he arrived Mrs. Thomas had
Marshal—Ed Tullar.
passed away. Mrs. Rosserman drove
dence Burns—X'ew Hawmill.
fighting
for
woman
suffrage.
Vice-Presidents—Geo. W. McRey­
IE* Hoyt Chemical Co.
up there Monday evening, accompa­
■
nolds, Divide; Mlles Pitcher, Starr;
The gold
medal contest at the nied by her son, and brought the re­
PORTLAND, OREGON
ter suit of the state of Texas against Scott Jackson, Lorane; Levi
Geer, Christian church
Friday
evening, mains here for burial, the funeral
| the Waters-Pierce Oil Company, and London; Uhlfn Walker, Walker Sta­ which closed the W. C. T. IT. conven­ taking pTace yesterday. The sudden
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’ranted the prayer of tne state that tion; Allen Kirk, Dorena; J. D. Pal­ tion, proved very interesting. There death was a severe shock to the
the company's permit to do business mer, Mosby Creek; — Castle, Saga- were four contestants. Mrs. Conner many relatives of the deceased, as
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in Texas should be cancelled. An ap­ naw; J. F. Hunt, Wildwood.
¡and Miss Palmer, of Cottage Grove, she was not known to have been 111.
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peal will be taken by the defense.
Indies' Committee—Mrs. Dr. Job. IVm. Gresham, of Eug'-ne, and the Her father, James Rosserman. is in
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Mrs.
J.
T.
DeSpain.
Mrs.
W.
F.
Hart,
fourth a lady from I —pr-e- . whose Southern Oregon and it was impos­
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Mrs. F. D. Wheeler. Mrs. F. 11. Phil­ name we could net »■ nrn r-om any of sible to get word to him until Tues­
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WELL
;
lips, Mrs. L. H. Roseberg, Mrs. C. • the members in” rv'ewed.
Profes­ day afternoon.—Bulletin.
DRILLER
• sort
H. Vandenberg, Mrs. J. C. Johnson, sor Lent, Rev. C-rdner and 8. L.
i
l sous
Mrs.
Dr.
Kime
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Moorhead were the judges. The ef­
1i
By my method you
Eakin.
forts of each deserve special mention,
SIS
can poulvely accure ■
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The name of Thomas Jenkins was and the first findings of the judges
pure water by casing j
♦
added to the
sport
committee.—j resulted fn a tie. After revision the
to hard r<c'..
Ths
W. 8. McFadden, the new district
award was made to Miss Palmer of
only Burr w*y of getting | attorney for this district, was here Leader.
i eiui
Cottage Grove.
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water free irotn xurlace ) from Corvallis today looking over
.function Teacliers.
♦
impuritici.
the field for a suitable candidate for
i
The school board met Monday eve­
deputy district attorney
for Lane
Some one attempted to enter E. D.
ning and completed th«- corps of
• • 000
Phone Black 2872
county. The county democratic cen­
• naris
teachers for our public schools. Mtss Matlock's store on East Ninth stre-t
2!9Jeffer»cn
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tral committee has recommended L.
early this morning, evidently for the
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Corbin has refused to accept her elec­
I It. Edmunaon, of this city, for the po­
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tion and will go elsewhere, much to purpose of robbery, but did not com­
sition and it Is probable that he will
the regret of air. The other teach­ plete the job. At 2:30 o'clock this
be the appointee. The office carries
Paris. June 1.—The strike of offi-I
ers
employed ar<- Miss B<-ssle Frog­ morning Officer Croner passed tn the
• ••••••«»«»••(»••O a salary of $GOO a year. Mr. Edniun- cers, seamen and longshoremen at '
lev, Miss Hattie E. Hawley and Miss rear of the store and noticed that
Is one of Eugene's brightest the ports of France-is now complete,
Maude Hays.
Miss Hays Is one of everything was all right, but at 3:3«,
Z BUCHHOLZ &. POYNER o son
young lawyers, and If appointed will every where in France, Algeria and
our own girls and a most excellent when he passed there again, he no­
0
Housemcvei &
<> fill the office with credit. He Is a Tunis. The strike does not affect lady. Miss Frogley taught here dur­ ticed a big box up against the rear
•
Good, qvltk u< ik, ¡ v. ♦*«.t<«d,
ij graduate of the Ann Arbor law school foreign vesesels, which are being un- 1 ing the last term and Is a most ex­ door of the store and the transom
loaded
without difficulty. Unless ■
over the door was down. It was up
qj
leiicrabte f rii er
q and enjoys a good practice here.
Immediate settlement of the dispute,! cellent teacher and her return will when he was there before. His fox
« Pborco— Black, .IM; F«d,4272«
be welcomed by many friends. Miss
which had Its origin In the protest i
terrier dog was noticed to be badly ex­
Hawley comes trom Cmswell.
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LUCINE, C RLCCN
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against the unsatisfactory pensions
cited. Believing that some one was
New Sawmill.
for seamen, takes place, many Indus-I
••••••••••••••••o
Walter Blachley and Hermann in the store the officer ran to the
tries will be compelled to shut down. I
Drugg
have bought a new sawmill street and bltew his whistle, and being
The government finds It Impossl-1
which
they
will have set up fn the unable to arouse any one awoke his
ble with the means at hand to 'in-I
neighborhood
of Triangle lake, the brother, Fireman Chas Croner. The
crease the pensions to the extent I
exact
location
having
not yet been de­ proprietor of the store was tele­
Washington, June
1.—President demanded by the laborers. The cab- i
i
termined.
Roth
gentlemen
own lots phoned for and he unlocked the doors
Roosevelt today issued a proclama­ Inet meets today to discuss the sit- |
k
of
timber
and
It
doesn
’
t
matter
where but no trace of the robber was found
tion announcing the conclusion of the nation.
Finger
Í
the
mill
Is
first
set.
They
will
also nor was anything missing.
commercial treaty between the Unit­
prints were found on the transom
hav«-
a
planer
and
will
tum
out
lum
­
A H aff , C mtaim H k -
ed States and Germany under the
where the would-be robber was evi­
LTF.F FOB HVPFknBKl»
ber ready for the carpenter.
The
third section of the Dingley act. The
dently trying to enter the building,
.Mwm a TI o M.
NÍVLR MOW» TO Nil.
things
hum
out
there.
proclamation Is brief, simply announ­
but was no doubt frightened away by
H <fe! Morri Hj>-f»<tv! Hu li ¿faction <hmr>
House ltiirn<-«1.
unitvi! <>r Nunrj lu-fundiril. Meni pre­
cing the list of articles upon which
Croner and his dog.
A
call
of
the
fire
alarm
Sunday
li i i : f - : 1 p r i . \. w II tend them
the United State s grants reduced
.
on trial, to I»» pull for when relieved.
night
about
11:15
brought
out
th«-
duties to Germany, and the under­
M’iinplr« h’HMt. Jiudat on Rtdtlng tl.e
usual crowd
A small dwelling In
k « u > uh ;<’, accept no ■ubstltute. Ifyour
taking of the German government to
druggi^l d<MM uot buvu Unni »end vour
make reciprocity concessions.
Washington, May
3(1.
President I the northewest part of town owned
orders to the
Roosevelt has Issued a proclamation j by W. C. Washburn« was burned to
Ullitt Kt neu ca.. Int M, Incanir, Pi.
reserving a lone sixty feet in width the ground. It was unoccupied and
the fir«- was undoubtedly the work of
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J
♦
♦ along the northern border of Mexico. I an Incendiary.
The dwelling was
f .
i i t Eugene bv IV. L. DeLanc
♦
DIED.
♦ Including California, Arizona and built several y«-t»rs ago by Dave Beat­
New Mexico, for the purpose of sup
(From Friday's Guard.)
ty.
pressing smuggling.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦
The Junction band has received
Last night Sheriff Fisk and Police
pro|K>sltlcns from
three different Officers Croner and Purdy arrested
In the Eugene hospital. May 30, GENERAL NEWS
places to play for the Fourt hof July, Morton Douglas at the Encore Hotel
1907, H. W. Jones, of Jasper, aged
IX BREVITY FORM
places to play for the Fourth of July, upon a bench warrant issued out of •
47 years.
The cause of death was
calla. No contract has been made.— th«> circuit court, charging him with
chronic Intestinal nephritis
The de­
After more than 94 years of useful
burglary, alleged to have been com­
ceased was a well-known resident of life Samuel Wilson passed peacefully Times.
mitted at Florence last winter. He
the upper Willamette country and away nt about 11 o'clock last night I
was taken to the county jail, tvhere
had many friends who will mourn at the home of Ills daughter, Mrs
he will probabry remain until circuit
He was clerk of the Philo Holbrook. Sr . 211 Fourteenth
The irrem mail his demise.
court meets In Jnne.
Douglas has
older LIQUOR Woodmen of the World camp at Jas­ street. The deceased wa3 the oldest
been in Vancouver itjee having the
HOUSE. We per.
He leaves two sons. Ills wife member of th«» Indian War eVterans
Siuslaw river country. His wife left -
i>iy the cxpreui. having died several years ago.
Association. Mr. Wilson came West
hint a few days ago. leaving their ten I
Write touay for
i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ by ox team from Indiana and located
months' old baby with him. He was *
on a claim southeast of Olympia, in j
1
on his way to Florence to leave the —
♦
♦ 1851. For a number of years he
The Albany Democrat sizes up the child with relatives when arrested.
♦
BORN.
♦ was the leader of the settlement on , railroad land situation as follows:
The child was left in the care of a
Poer.'enaf, Grapas ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦ Chambers' Prairie
ISA Third hrrd
When th«- Ya- |
The manner In which people are woman at the hotel, and Jared Scott,
At Winberry Tuesday, May 28, kima war broke out in 18.75 Mr Wil­ willing to pay for a long shot is a relative, at Florence, was telephon­
1907, to Mr. and Mrs. O. B Hum­ son was one of the first to enlist > shown in the way applications are ed to come and get it. He will arrive
with the forces raised to put down being made for chanc«*s tn the big
phrey, a son.
the outbreak
He served through- . 8. P lottery. $15 to 325 a ticket are tomorrow.
out th«> war in the company com- i said to be paid locators, men being
mandril by Captain Isaac Hayes.— l willing to put up for what chance
Portland Telegram
there is in getting hold of a valuable
Th«- Chicago Chronicle. John J timber claim.
Many going tnt«> the
There may be nothing In It. but It
is told, however, as a fact. They say Walsh’s gold Democratic newspaper, scheme are doing so ItHndly with no
there is trouble ahead for home­ has suspended, after twelve years of Idea at al lof the claim they desig­
Hearst and Pulitzer ’ nate in their application.
Resides
steaders who took timber lands under money losing
(Frotn Thursday's Guard.)
the timber act and have inadequate­ are both said to be fighting for Its this they as a rule appreciate the fact
that the chances are against their Oregon . . . . t o o n o o 2 2 o__ 5
ly conformed with the law
The sky news franchise
ever getting hold
<rf one of the McConnico's 00100020 0__ 3
prices to which timber has soared has
I lli PARING H> ID 11 1»
When vou buy ¿in
claims
A lawyer who has made a ♦
set cupidity at work, and timber men.
DKAIX-M lltSIII-IFl.D ROAD study of the subject- for years says
The University of Oregon ♦
It Is said, will contest these lands un­
♦ baseball team defeated Mc­ *
there is not the ghost of a show for r
der the law and destroy the home,
Many carloads of bridge material, [ single applicant to get a claim And ♦ Cormick’s team at Spring­ +
steadi'r's title
That the homestead­
made especially for the Drain-Coos yet suppose the company should be | ♦ field this afternoon by the ♦
or
ers were not. In fact, actual home­
Hay road, ar«- arriving here dally and compelled to put their land on th«- 1 ♦ sere of 5 to 3. The batteries ♦
steaders, will be the ground upon
,1
dem And
being piled In South Drain, where market, then, they swy. wouldn't they I ♦ were: Oregon. Beck and Kel­ ♦
which th«» contest will be based.
about 50 men are employt-d laying kick themselves for not having done ♦ ly: McCormick s. DeNeffe and +
Corvallis Times
side tracks and switches and build- | something. That IS the spirit that ! ♦ Weed.
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Ing concrete piers for the other new is making many go into the gam«- and | ♦
♦
County School Superintendent W
bridge over Elk Creek at the"Y" in run the risk of losing the location ' ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦
II Hillard has for some time past
♦
South Drain
The company's eno.-- .
It's ths easiest and
fee.
been working on a plan to get the
tuous cement shed at this plac«» Is 1
only way to get
Western division of the State Teach-
~
DIED.
being
enlarged.
In
which
to
store
a
the best
ers’ Association to meet in Eugene
On Spencer Creek, seven
m!1“s
lot more cement which Is now on the IIIRKIMN 1 «. ' KWR,
next year. The city teachers unani­
southwest of Eugene.
,y
Sold everywhere
way, and everything points to the
MM 11. \XI> pi R8ON \l
mously favor the plan, and with the
evening. May 29. 1907. at 10 o'che k.
early resumption of work on the i
instructors In the university behind new road
Mrs. J. O. Taylor, agen 53 year; 11'
Th«- S. I* Co. has a large I
the plan the Invitation will be made
Mr an«l Mrs. W. M Davidson vis ' months and 12 days.
office
force
of
experienced
railroad
cordial and urgent for the next teach­
The cause of death
was heart
men about 30 in number hen­ ited in Eugene the latter part of laAt !
ers' meeting here
The meeting this
Mrs. Taylor had be«»n well
looking after the business, and all week with their son. who is In bnaf- I trouble
year at Salem, July 2 and 3. will be
up to a few minutes before death
are confident that something will b«> ness in that cWy.
well attended by I.ane county peda
«• Lntereeud on>1 atouhl kn«w
Mrs. I.ang was called to Eugene came She leaves a son and a daugh­
done within a few days. Then watch
the woiiderfal
gogues.
this week to rare for h«»r daughter. ter. both married. The funeral wl'l
MUNII tthirloig Sprcy
the fur fly -off the mule’s backs.
’•«teal ■ftaK. few».
Mrs. Delb«wt Hayden, who has been j )»«• held Friday.
Nonpareil.
W
ft •« lieet • va L
mixed
ill for some tfme past.
net Moot ’wovon’»nt.
BORN.
W W. CVnwford was here from
Mrs Mary Cook today began suit
CO.
Tn Eugene. May 2>. 19«47, t-i will
fVtot tar It.
In the curcult court against J M Albany Saturday evening in his new-
It b* •••»«»«•< •apply U»e
Cook for divorce, alleging desertion auto H evras on his wav to Junction S Benner and wife, a son. welznt
KA MW » I., a v-rjH no
«hri. »wit •*’>! Manin fti
They were married In Lane county on (’tty. where he spent Sunday with I eight pounds.
liluatraind bm.i-•*•*•<
or abut July 27, 1897. and have no friends.
fall )«krti«*alar* and <1trwtv>na tn-
▼aJ • «• ’ ‘e.’.'en, W «Mt K|. « (K
F V Rankin of Eugene was down
children
The plaintiff alleges that
Justice of the Peace Bryson has
her husband deserted her November Saturday evening to attend the mu­ awarded Allen Eaton $75 damage«
1 a nr-1 Mi tía Prug (o„ o tCorre.
For Infanta and Chadron.
He was from \V G Martin for the alleged
1. 1904
She also asks f«»r a decree sical r«»cttal at the city hall
VtrtHlMMrd. t’lrtrkr A Co.. Portland.
d«*claring her the sole owner of lots well please«! with the rendition of non-iHM-forminer of a contract in the
3. 4 and 5, block 5, Junction City. J each and every number on the pro­
-in
prln,,niit «'••>»
The
M and G. A Ptp»-s are her attorneys gram.
Will be appealed by Martin to
Bears th»
8ub»«r.'- for Ihr DAILY Ul AHI»
James R«vsserman, who went to] tne citTuit court.
Signature of
There are a tew cases of measles in Southern Oregon a few weeks ago for'
MulwrtUx* loi ,L. DJJLk Gl AKI».
town.
the benefit of his h«»alth was called , Snbacribe for Ike Weekly tia.Hl,
Oil CONCERNS
LOSE SUIT IN
LONE STAR STATE
General Debility
COLONEL LEE
SAYS SOUTH WAS
AGAINST SLAVERY
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
OFFICERS OF COTTAGE
GROVE CELEBRATION
Pacific Stock
Food
THE WEEK’S NEWS
OF JUNCTION CITY
Pacific
Remedies
J. E. Kilborn :
EOMUNSON FOR DEPUTY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
For Infants and Child™»»
NEW TARIFF TREATY
WITH GERMANY
AVege table Preparation for As­
similating ite Food and Regula­
ting ihe Siouifikhs nnd Bowels ci
ii
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Promotes Digestioni heerful-
ness and Itest.Contains natter
Opntm.Morphine nor Mineral.
N ot N arcotic ,
Mx Smna *
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Jnin Snd ♦
Ifypt ruant -
¿ft Cariant*
f tána Sat J -
MORTON DOUGLAS
ON BURGLARY CHARGE
S. P. TIMBER LAND
GAMBLING GAME
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Bears the
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of À
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Apcrfect Remedy forConstipa-
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea.
Worms .Convulsions,Feverish­
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
TacSinule Signature of
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