Peculiar to Itself
REUNION OF
RINEHART FAMILY
IS BEING HELD
Inning, when, with one man on the
bases, Weed knocked a Texas leaguer
over third and the fielder being un
In selection. prop«<tio» and combtaation
able to find the ball la the gra> he
Ot
kigredients.
made the circuit of the bases, The
In the proce** by which their remedUl
official scorer did not give him a
home run, but by the rules it should
values are extracted and preserved.
This
have been counted as such,
In effectiveness, usefuln«»» and economy.
tied the score and it began to appear
Curing Uie widest range rd diseases,
as if there was to be an adjourned
Doing the most good «»V the aiuney.
session to decide the tie, but the Colts
Having the most medicinal aaeri».
in their half of the ninth got another
UH.1RLMI MAVHF«
And the greatest rbcord of ctnes,—
(From Monday * Guard 1
man around the bases and the game THREE DAVS’ MEEHS« BEIXO
RETI UVEI» VERDI« T AT INQUEST
TKin. H
ended with the score 3 to 2 in favor
DAT AMD w
♦
Following Is the of-
HELD AT OLD T. D. EDWARD«
♦ of the locals.
waddle 1V1I
♦
Standing of the Clubs.
♦ ficial score:
JACK MORRIS cask MOW
In usual liquid form or in cboealated
THIS MORNING OF JUSTIFIA
PLACE, THREE WILE» ABOVE
♦
Won. I-oat. PC. ♦
Eugrae.
tablets
known
as
Saraataba.
lOodeaaalL
I
♦ Springfield
0
1.000 ♦
cTpyrxG courts
ab. r. h. po. a. e.
sprixghel »
è Coburg .. .
0
1
.000 ♦ I Hobbs, 3b.......... 4
1 0 0 0 1
♦ Eugene . .
0
0
.000 ♦ j Houston, 2b. . . . 5 0 0
0
3
1
family. In 1854 or soon after Lew
♦
♦ Mimhburger, cf. 5 0
0 0
1
1
State Rayf Two
Fv tab-nre Introduced at Inqurat Plain
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Edwards, lb. . . 4
0 0 Rejirewentatives of Various Branche» iston Rinehart had thirteen children,
1
2 10
and they today have aa
as son«
sons ann
and
2
4
1
3
1
12
( ase, One . Farmer
-
Weed,
C
...............
ly Ludli'ated That Biith-r Shot In
of Family Present from Four daughters, or grand children (count
The Springfield baseball team, of McCormick, ss.. 4
2
0
0
0 2
ing those joined to the family by
the Lane county league, won the Branstetter, rf. . 4
-nd the other . l»,.(prtlTp f
0 2 0 0 n
' m If-Deft-nM-—For<1 Followed But
States—Seventeen Tents on the marriage! nearly 250 different Indi- |
opening game of the season from Co Johnson, If.......... 3
0
0
0
1
1
What
is
still
better
is
the
j
Portland. Who
ActwJ
-
burg yesterday at Springfield by the DeNeffe, p.......... 4
1er and Woman Into Car and 14«--
o
0
Place Shelter Seventy-five Visitors, vidua Is. V.— — —
0
1
1
tact that all of this family are of
score of 7 to 2.
For the first five
ter»
—
Kelsay
an<T
Rath
Arrai^
gan tiring Hardly Without Warn
innings It was as pretty a game as
All llescendanta of Ix*wlston Rine- the best folk and bear the reputation
Total* ,,. . . .37
»
4
3
8*26
could be seen on any diamond, the •One man out by third strike rule.
of being as honest as the family is
ing.
Hart, lame County Pioneer.
score being 2 to 0 In Coburg’s fa-
big.
Salem.
vor. Coburg began scoring In the first Humphrey, ss.. 4
(From Monday's Guaru j
0
1
1
inning, when Lemley, the first man ¡Arnold, rf.......... 4 0
0
1
The regular term of clrr„ft
(From Saturday’* Guard.)
up, hit. a hot one to Humphrey and I Mliler, 3b.......... 4
1
0
2
(From Monday's Guard )
convened this morning with Jnd- Y
At thu inquest over the remains of
went to second on it.
Bettis, the ICary. 2b.............. 3
2
0
1
Seven miles from Eugene and three
T. Harris on the bench.— The ¿j
John Fold, who was shot and killed
next man up, brought him home on a ' West, c . ................ 3
0
0
¡Jurymen was called and all ansv ^
clean one over second base.
This Rasmussen, lb. . 3 0
2 0 and one-half miles from Springfield I
by William L. Butler yesterday at
was all the run getting there was for Keeton, p............ 3
•to their names, hut the f0|lo3/
1
3
0 on the old T. I). Edwards' place, now
Wendling, the coroner's Jury exoner
Coburg until the sixth inning, when Daniels, cf.......... 3
o owned by J. R. McPherson, a mem
0
1
ated Butler and returned a verdict
The following cases were acted up- were excused from duty thevrS1
• < Bettis obtained bls second hit. Dane, If ............ 3
0
0 0 ber of the Edwards (aiuflv, the. fifth ' on by Judge Harris, of the rclcuit a good excuse:
Levi
to the effect that he was justified
wi’l to second on Jones’ sacrifice
I Crist. William Pitney. J H H.t, r
annual
reunion
ot
thd
Rihehart
fam
•
court
this
morning:
In killing Ford
and came home when Coleman was
□
30
2
2*2 4 11
Fisher and W. \y StevaJ*4’'’
Brown Forman t o., a corporation, Carl
The Inquest was held at (lordon's
thrown out at first by Ramp. Things •None out when winning run was ily was opened this morning and will
There wiil be no gran^ «’'
undertaking chapel thia forenoon at
began to look blue for the BI iicr , for made.
end Thursday.
About seventy-five vs. W. Waddle; to recover money. L. term, all the criminal <ase» |n S,,Y
1 o’clock, and was conducted by Cor
little Sherman, the Pleasant Hill slab
members were on hand this morning R. Edmunson for plaintiff.
Runs anil Hit* by Innings.
Dismissed on motion of plaintiff. 1 being well in hand and are«, Z
oner W. T. Gordon, Deputy District
artist, had held them down for no Eugene . .
. . .0 0 '0 0 0 0 0 2 1 — 3 for the opening day, and more will
Duncan Scott vs. Lucky Boy Min 'already on informations issued fii
Attorney G. F. Skipworth appearing
hitB and no runs for five innings. The
arrive
before
tonight.
However,
the
. . .0 0 1 1 0 1 1 3 1—8
Hits . .
ing Company, a corporation: to re the circuit court.
for the state.
The following Jury
sixth inning, however, proved to be Salem . . .
. . .0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0—2 attendance, It is expected, will be less
The local option cases were txk-
cover money. L. Bilyeu for plaintiff.
was selected: L. O. Beckwith, G. W.
his Waterloo, for right here in this
that
most
of
the
former
reunions,
. . . 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0—2
Hits . .
Continued for term on motion of up the first thing this mornlnr
Taylor, J F. Ross, Geo. Fisher, Ixiuls
canto is where the Blues piled up
since
usually
a
full
hundred
attend
Summary.
of the State vs. Chas. Mavhew X
Helbllng and T. Shinn. Several wit
their seven runs. This is the way it
The meeting this year Is especially plaintiff.
Two-base hit— Edwards,
First
Ed. T. Maher vs. Anderson Waite; Frank Ware being the first on *!
nesses were examined and the true
happened.
Hurd, first up, made a base on balls—Off Keeton, 1. Struck notable, for the various branches of
Pipes * p|pPS appear« „
story of the shooting was brought out
hit and landed on first. He went to our—By DeNeffe, 14; by Keeton, 7. the family have representatives from to recover money. Woodcock & Pot docket.
(From Friday’s Guard 1
by their testimony.
Becond on a fielder’s choice’ by Rob Left on bases—Eugene. 10: Salem, 1. Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Cal ter and J. M. Pipes for plaintiff, attorneys for the defendant* „7
Prosecuting Attorney W, S Mr-p-*.
Tin- Testimony.
W. L. Butler shot and killed John erts and to third on Bettis' overthrow
(Williams & Bean for defendant.
Double play-—Daniels to Ca-y First ifornia, and the meeting is a renewal
Virgil Rowland, of Eugene, was
to Coleman.
Coleman stole second base on error»-—Etiqene. 3 Salem, 3. of the acquaintance for many of those
Sixty days granted defendant to ' den and Deputy Prosecuting Atto-ne
Ford
at
Wendling
'his
afternoon
at
1
G. F. Skfpworth for the state
the first witness to be examined. He
and Hurd came in from third on a Stolen base—Hobb*.
Umpire—Vin- present with the land which the answer.
neatly placed sacrifice by Smith,
testified that he rode on the train
Hoffman vs. Dnncan 1 following jurymen wee selected "
Eugenia i
cenr. Scorer-—Howe. Time of game, founder of their name and people |
¡o'clock
and
Immediately
afterward
R. F. Scott, J. S. Conger. Natbu
with Ford to Wendling yesterday
Ramp went to first on a fielder’s
John M.
chose first in r»54 when he crossed (Scott; to recover money.
1 hr. 25 min.
morning. That Ford had been drlns- ^gave himself up to the constable choice,
which
advanced
Roberts
L; Bilyeu for de- 1 Hill, E. H. Hawkins, B F. Clrek J
|
the continent with ox-team and prai Pipes for plaintiff,
some. He then went to second on a
L. Oxley, H. Hamilton, J. T. Donald
Ing »nd that he had several bottles
Two baseball teams representing rie schooner from the far distant ; fendant.
¡there, who will bring him to Eugene
of whiskey on his person. That he
wild pitch and Paine obtained' a base FTttgene and Cbrvallis played at state of Tennessee.
Motion to make complaint more son. S. A. Butler. F.M. Jackaon Cha
To those who '
Stfckels. Ed L, Ayers
made threats against Butler, stating Ion this evening's train and place on balls.
Paine stole second and Brownsville yesterday and fought a have come hundreds of miles, per- definite overruled.
Rest ley went to first on an error by bttflle royal for eight innings, having haps a thousand, this week must I
tluit Butler would never return from I him in the county Jail.
The state had two witnesses, W j
H. M. Mllllorn and J. E. Mfillorn,
Bettis. With the bases full Johnson to irtop then on account of the rain, seem like a visit to the Eden of their ¡partners as Miiliorn Bros., vs. Asa McGraw, a farmer residing at CirS
Wendling alive.
Rowland testified
that he tried to persuade Ford to
News of the killing was received placed a neat hit between short and whfrh fell In torrents. At the close fathersfi for the home of Mr McPher ' Branttetter; to recover money. Dor (ton, Yamhill county, and Goo. Hondi
give up his revolver, but he refused
third, scoring all three runners after
who says he is a detective from Port-?
In
Eugene shortly after It occurred, the b»!! had been heaved all around of play neither side could claim vic son seems such a land, with the Mc ■ ris ■& SkipWOrth for plaintiff.
¡land.
They testified that they hij
and Insisted that he would make
Settled and dismissed.
tory the score standing 5 to 5. Mc Kenzie a half mile to the north and :
trouble (or Butler.
land the Guard telephoned for partlc-l the diamond by the Coburg infield- Farland, the ex-Oregon State League, the Willamette a less distance to the
H, C. Mfihon vs. Great Northern bought liquor at Mayhew A- Wary
Dr J. W. Harris, of this city, tes
ers. Johnsou went to second on the slab artist, pitched for CprVatlis, south. The ramp is situated at the .Pert-top m" pt Company, a corpora nlRce and produced bottles contain
said thj
tified as to the nature of the wounds ulars, but owing to the fact that the throw in of his hit. Muston struck while Dee Mathaws, thé v lbngated McPherson home and constats of zev. ti<>n, W. S. Ftsnd’sli r«d J. li-. tJT.w; ing liqaior which .they
U
In Ford's body, stating that the one line was In very bad order it wa* very out and Johnson came in on Cole- youth from Roseburg, wua onrthe tir- enteen (ants.
C
DorrtS & Skip- ; bought there.
On
motion of iM
¡to’rjenv-r moil v.
state the case 'hgaimrf Ware was dis^j
through the heart was the one that
mau's error of Humphrey'* ground
This morning the relatives were worth for plaintiff.
difficult to hear anything. However, er. Humphrey came in on Bettis’ er- Ing line for the locals, Following is
proved fatal
missed.
Settled and dismissed.
scattered over the place recalling old
the tabulated score:
Ben Jeffers, win» Uve» <m the Mo after having the conversai ioti repeal ror of H urd’s grounder.
The jury returned a verdirt of ata
Eugene,
reminiscences, old pleasures and sor
hawk and Is a logger by occupAflon,.
The next league gaiMe will be pliiy-
quittai.
ab. r. h po. a. e. rows. but at noon today they sur-
ed
through
the
Springfield
ófff<-e,'
testified that he was in the car at the
ed in Eugene Sunday, June 23, be- .Smjth, 21r.------
2
i'iv’l C hscs .
c,
0 rounded two great tables and were
4
3
1
The following civil eases have bead
time of th« shooting
J4e said that a meagre account of the killing was tween Eugene and Springfield. Fol- Lemley, If. . . .
0 0 gathered together for the first time
o 0
4
3
Butler and Ford'» dlvoroed wife came
lowing Is the score:
acted upon:
¡Humphrey. 3b.
0 0
0 è
0 this year. That they came not to the
3
Springfield.
Into the car and Ford came in after- obtained.
o 11
0
J.
Conk vs. The Great N’ortberr ,
3 0
1 meeting to enjoy renewals of old
Hill, Tb.............
Develo’pment Company, a eornon 1
ward with his hands in his pockets.
ab. r h. po. a. e. I Weed, c......
Ford and Butler were both employ
0 friendships alone is plain from the
0 0
fi
4
1
o
0
0 McCormick, ss.
tfrnith, 2b. . .
1
j
He approached Biltlnr and the wo
2
0
2
'tion; to compel registration G F. ,
0 kitchens.
3
1
4
Besides a host of good I
2
rn' ' 1 from behind, and exclaiming: ed in the Booth-Kelly logging canili Ramp, ss. . .
0
0 Marksbury, cf.
4
1
1
Skinworth for plaintiff, Woodcott |
2
0 0
0 things a 300-pound beef was strung
3
1
0
5
0 I Rranstetter, rf.. 3
3
1
It has gone far enough," fired
Pirfne, lb . .
1
& Potter for defendant.
0
0
1
0
0 up to feed the great family, and the I
at
Wendling.
Ford's
wife
secured
isi, hots, Just a* Butler turned half
0
0
Kestley, . If. .
1
1 Mathews, p. . .
4
1
Dismissed without costs on stipu-J
3
1
0
1
2
0 managers do not think that will suf
wav around, the billets entering his a divorce from him at Oregon City Johnson, c. .
II
(I
1
4
1 12
11-tion.
fice.
left arm. Jeffers then ran out of the
0 0 0 0
0
4
Huston, cf.
H. C. Mahon vs. The Great North-
No formal program was held today
30
8 24 13
5
1
about a month ago, and he came to
2
2
0
4
t
1
car and told the train men of the af
Humphrey, 3b.
J ern Development Company, a corpo
but tonight under the stars and In
Corva ills.
0 Swann, 2b. . .. . . 4
4
fair. When he returned he saw Ford Eugene and secured employment of Hurd, p............
!
1
2
2
(From Thursday's Guard.)
0 the mooplight the pioneers and wan
I
1
2
0
ration; Injunction. G. F. Skipwort!*
9
3
I
0
witting In a seat dead
He did not | the mill company at Wendling.
1
1 Phillipa, c... . . 4 0
Roberts, rf. ...
John M. Roberts, a well-known cit for plaintiff. Woodcock & Potter for
0 derers of the gathering will speak
fi
3
I
A
see Butler fire the shot* that killed
izen of Eugene, and a native son of defendant.
0 o fi
0 from out of their experience.
Francis, lb.. . . 4
1
Ford
At the time of the shooting I few days ago the woman arrived in
32
7
4 «2« *5
4 Bilyeu, K. . . . ... » 0
0 3
Tomorrow the place of meeting Oregon, died suddenly of heart trou
0
Dismissed without costs on stipu
0
o
Ford was only five or six feet from
•Smith out. hit by batted ball.
0 will be set for the coming year and ble at his homo, 878 Olive street, at lation.
Junes, 3b; . .... . . 3
1
I
2
I Eugene and In company with Butter
Butler and behind him.
Coburg.
*>
I
1
1 the officers elected. On Wednesday 3:15 o’clock this morning. He had
The Eugene Lumber Compar' 1
Lee, ss............. .
4
3
fi
4
1
1
3
0 Huff, cf.......... . . 4
Kt'-lla Ford, divorced wife of the < i who I* saM to be from Portland, went Lemley, e-.
0 wit! be the festive day of the meet- been In |Ms>r health for several year* I corporation, vs. Eugene Mill & Elen*
0 O
0
t
2
2
3
Bettis, 2'1»...
4
3
1
dead man, was then called. She tes-
and
was
worse
the
past
fow
months,
2
!
tor
Company, a corporation. To M
0
ing
On
that
day,
too,
all
pioneers
McFarland, p. ... 2
t
1
0
to Wendling. There Ford *aw them Jones, lb. .
o 0 9
3
t)
I Stewart, rf.
»
Mfled that she had been living with
0 and friends and neighbors have re- but he was able to be around town j cover money.
t
1
1
. . 4
1. N. Harbaugh to
o
4
0
1
1
1
her sister In Portland for the past ¡and trouble ensued, resulting In the Coleman, a»
celved special invitations to come and his condition was not considered 1 plaintiff.
O' 1
0
4
1
1
Rankin, Xlb.
two or three month*, and that But- I I murder,
serious.
He
retired
as
usual
last
with
their
lunches,
and
enjoy
the
re
5 9 24
Y2
9
1
Continued for term.
’
Ford was on the train at Keepe, If..........
0
4
o 0
0 n
ler had been boarding there, intend
this
morning about 3
union with the Rinehart clan. The night and
Suinnmry.
Oregon & California Lumber Coin.
0
0 o
ing to get work
He had some Irou-J 'the time.
4
0 2
Butler entered the car Gr?en, rf..........
o
’
clock,
being
unable
to
sleep,
he
program
for
that
day
is
an
address
of
Humphrey,
Stolen base*—-Smith
I panv, a corporation, vs. W.E. Brown;
0 o Phillips. Two-base hit» - Smith (2), welcome by Rev. R. G. Callison, of arose and walked to the lounge fn
0
3
0
1
Anderson. tf..
ble with the man for whom he was
' to declare deed a mortgage. Thomp
| where he was sitting and fired three Sherman,
0
4
0
1
5 o Marksbury, Lee. Swann.
going to work, and told Mrs. Ford
j
the
sitting
room,
»■ •.
He
lay
down
and
Fall
Creek,
and
another
talk
by
F.
Base* on
son & Hardy for plaintiff, Woodcodt
that he was coming back to Eugene shots at him at close range, all ot
minutes
afterwa-ri
expired
a
few
«;
H.
Edwards,
of
MayvtTIe.
A
histori
bails—Off Mathews. 3; off McFar
& Potter for defendant.
3*23 13
34 2
5 land, 2.
to work on the new street car line ’
Mrs.
Roberts
___
heard
him
walk-
cal
sketch
of
the
family
has
also
been
Struck out- — By Mathews,
Motion to strike from amenM
them taking effect. Ford died In a •Coleman out, hit by batted ball.
She replied that if lie was coming ,
ing
around,
and
got
up
to
see
what
prepared,
and
will
probably
be
read
fi; by McFarland, fi. Left on bases—
copiafnt overruled
Motion to nik»
Runs aad Hits by I linings.
back she would, too. They came to few minutes. Butler then gave hitn-
was
the
matter,
when
she
was
horri
by
the
present
preBident.
H.
D.
Ed
Eugene, 3; Corvallis, 8. Hit by pitch
complaint more definite sustain^
0 0 0 0 o 7 0 X
7 ed ball—McFarland Time of game, wards, of Eugene, while sports, mu fied to find him breathing his last.
Eugene a few days ago and she In ,jself up to the constable, who hand Springfield . .
Twenty days to file amended com
1 1 X 4 I 1 hr. 20 mln.
Hits.............
0 0 o 0
tended to get work a* a chamber-H
Umpire— Dr. Booth. sic and impromptu speeches will be Physicians were summoned, but they plaint.
0 0 o 0 1 0 0 0- 2 I Lebanon.
timid
They both went to Wendling cuffed him and is bringing him to Coburg ............
in order each day, and the time will arrived too lste.
Ulysses R. Sutherland an in«ans
0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0—3
Hits . . ix -.
on Wednesday.
Y’esterday she and
The deceased had lived In Engine person, by J.W. Sutherland, bhr»rj
be filled with that which is moat ten-
to turn him over to Sheriff
Butler entered the ear together, In- ¡Eugene
|
der of all human emotions, the sen- end vfrfnity practically all his life, dian, vs. A. M Richardson and Mri
First base os twils -Off Hurd, 1;
tending to come to Eugene, when she I Fisk. There Is great excitement at
and bad many friends who will be Richardson, his wife; to <ii“''«r“ "rt I
timent of kinship.
Left on buses
«¡11 s 'rorlsed to bwai Ford's vol ■ ■ I
off Sherman.. '
natned to be»r cf bls untimely death. tract null and void. J A. Ru'hsaaW
frevioii*
Wendling
over
the
affair.
Coburg,
I.
Wild
Springfield. 2:
behind them.
When
she looked
For several years he
The first meeting of the i?roat
hp was in the cigar for plaintiff, Walton * Ness and L.
First base on errors
mound »lie saw Ford draw hl* revol
Ford Is the man who, with the wo pitch. Sherman
business, being a partner in conduct Bilyeu for defendants.
of Rineharts was first held fn I
1
Coburg, 3; Springfield, 4. Struck
ver and shot at Butler twice. She
ing the Roberts ~
mervtlle Union county. So sim
Bros.’ store, now
Motion to strike out orerrnWj
the* riiHhed to the end of the • ar and man that was the cause of the shoot out-» By Hurd. 13; by Sherman, 5.
owned by Hartley * Kuthei He was Submitted.
ful was the assembly that the fo
Thirty days to subml
The circuit case of George W. Scott
turning round saw Ford full
But ing, then Stella Ifidgeway.was arrest Hit by pitched ball - Bettis. Stolen
born io Benton county, Oregon, Octo (Brief.
ing year a second reunion was he
Thirty days for plaintin
bases-- Smith. Ramp, Rolierts, Betti», and H. A. Hammond, executors of the I the same place, where the-e w<
ler (followed her and told her pot to
ber
18,
1851.
and
moved
to
Lane
submit brief.
,1
Sncrlflce hit
Smith.
Um- last will and testament of Church I great number of the Rinehart f>
worry, that It would be all right. ed in the Sluslaw country over a year , Jones. .
county in early boyhood with his '
Mary* A. Cook vs. J. M. Oso* ■’
Sturtevant, deceased, vs. Eva Ford,
Scorer Keatley.
Butler seemed very much ••x»/',ted ago for lewd cohabitation
lie waa ; pirtj— Stewart.
The next year (1945) the an
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Roberts. vorce. John M. I’ipeo and Gr°-’j
h:i* at last lieen decided after being
Notes of Hie Gaine,
mid ran back lulu tbu car a num her
gathering was herd in Portland
■ bev settled a few miles «oath of
Pip-« for plaintiff
Young Sherman, with a little ex in court for the past four or five account of the I.ewis and Clark
ed several person* if comuiitted to Jail for the offense on
Eugene and the son lived hero prxe-
Decree of divorce.
Yesterday Judge Hamilton, at | Last year it) was held in Gilliam <
He said he did not February 8, 1908, and liberated «|a>n perience, will make a good twirier, yv*r
tfcally ever since. Resides bls wife
lie ha* a slow curve ball which Is Rottvlotrg. remit red a decision in fa- |ty, and there live family vote
i but hint to do It to
who
is
almost
nrostr-ited
with
grief,
’
Vi 'or of tlie plaintiffs, d -freeing that
Mr*. Ford Mentl- marrying the girl on February 15. very deceiving t > the batsmen
icome back to the chosen land of'
he leaves a sister, Mrs. J E. Rich-
Hurd pitched another magnificent they are entitled jv ripoy» r (rotn the (l-ftuti Rinehart, from whom the
l and hat. which con They went to Portland and the next
ardson. living a few miles west of
game, striking out thirteen men. al defendant' the wnMi of 31778 40. Wfth | ITy of over two hundred and I
es. She said the one
Eugene; two half sisters. Mrs.Weath-
I-
made wheu Butler heard of them was when Mr*, Ford lowing but thre« hits and three pass interest at the rate of fi per cent from I have sprung.
. erford, of Portland, and Mrs. M A.
AiWil •, I'.titJ. am muting in all to
hand up. although was granted a divorce at Oregon City. v* to first.
(Brown, of Grants Pass; two half
llista ry of tie1 Fainliy.
3l’|30.51. together with the coats
Johnson's catching
this action, learning
Lewiston Rijtetart was a "J
brothers. Isaac Eddy, of Raker City,
the
Guard
printing
an
account
of
the
and
dlsubrsctnenis of the suit. I.ark
ture of the
game,
< Ilf It from others.
can, and In #154 crossed the
and J. m . Eddy, of Eugene; two
Bilyeu and A. C Woodcock were the
At a business we-rinc of th* ''-J
H L Wright, a butcher of We.nd » use ut tlial time. Ford wa* at-en here chance* without an
and made his home at the h
tional chl4
sons. Otho V. and Elmer O. Roberts,
is also there when .it comes to re attorneys for the iilafntlffs and Tib Tamav Swale, eight miles w
ling, who was deputised n* constable
of
Eugene,
and one daughter. Mrs. bers of the. Congregat » matter >' j
a
few
day*
ago.
as
waa
also
his
di
Io biring Butler to Eugene , testified
mon Ford and W. T. Slater for the I Creswell. In 7870 he moved
ceiving ’em
yesterday
forenoon
the
Pearl Carrol, of Grants Pass.
that when Ford’s revolver. which Is vorced wife.
The battle next Sunday between defendants.
new pastor
for the fhartb
Hu went to Wendling
I ion county, where he lived u;
A
the two crack southpaws, DeNeffe
calibre, six-shooter, w«
Idled
tn 1881. at the hearty old
brought
up.
j
. Ja'l
...... ft" / WM
and It seems WHS followed by Butler and Hurd, promises to be a large ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
inkrituC. e*
'
11 the chambers were
ed
to
Rev.
W.
B
Pinkerton,
| 80 years.
His wife. Elfzab-’tl
Chile he ha’
'a gun was a .32 call
♦ , had shared his Joys and sorn
the woman, It II said the two were one. A large crowd should turn out
basha, Minn., ■ and w..
M YRRIED
♦
♦
to see the game
Ive chamber*, two o
yet. accepted he has written »"J
¡these years. lived until 1901,
living together.
All three teams are being strength ♦
4 | she died at the age of 95 yopj
very encouraging letters a’1*. *
r. (ratified that
rs of
oi the
no- congregate* *
Ford’» body will arrive here on the ened and the race for the pennant
members
♦
♦ ♦ ; had seen her family pans th
promise* to be a close one.
to believe
I
I hundred mark.
reason t_
______ that they
same train which la carrying the con
Washington. June 17— Joseph Rlp- Icure
In rhe office of Judge Chrisman tn
Karl King, the crack little catcher,
our him.
null.
He Is Said to
a -of.
Thirteen children were born to this
lne con-
L
quent speaker and a splentl»« i*1” 1
stable and
prisoner and
will be arrived from the north last night and Eugene. June 14. 1907, In the even pioneer couple, and all but one firat ley has resigned a* one of the
will i»> on the receiving end of the ing. William P. Drugg. of Blachley, settled in f ane county. That one was suiting engineers of the Panama > ca
ca-
prepared
for
burial
by
one
of
the
said he did not know what
firing line for Springfield In next and Miss Anita M Cox. of Eugene, Poffy A. Rotllff. who remained in nal commission. to accept a more lu
EXAMIXATIttN FOR
Judge Chrisman officiating.
The
Sunday's *,*me.
work he meant.
local undertaker*.
FOREST R1'""
Iowa
Her branch of the family ha* crative position In this country.
bride is the daughter of Samuel Cox
Tl»e Verdict.
no representative at the meeting eaat
There will be a civH
J
Both men are
about thirty-five
and the groom is engaged in lumber of Springfield.
(From Monday's Guard )
MU
MAJW
>N|t-
or
axd
After the testimony waa completed
Barbara
Edwards
inatlon held at Ro* burg, i t*’ .
There waa nothing to yesterday's manufacturing at Blachley.
the Jury retired and in a few minute* year* of age aud Butler la single. But-
officers are ELECTED ly 23 and 24. 1907.
founded the branch of the family tree
J™ £ 23
baseball game at
Recreation Park
returned with the following verdict
which i* entertaining the clan this
1er ha* lived at Wendling for some • but DeNeffe, McCormick’s crack stde-
of securing eligible* for the >
At Ogden. 4’tah, Juue 8. 1907, Ar
.
d
’
J
'"
”
>
13
—
At
ye.terd
tv
In the Coroner’s Court
for Lane
vear^
The camn is altnat.-d on the
of forest ranger
All ^**<4
time, but has spent some time In I w heeler w ho (Ills the role of slabster chie C. Simmons and Miss Blanche old donation claim taken up by her afternoon * session of the grand lo-«*(* to take the fanger exam»
J
The groom is well-known ;husband
i for the Colts. He was there with the Bounds
of Masons, following the laving of
In
Portland.
good«, as usual, and s ruck out 14 of In Eugene, being a cousin of A A. j
this
place
will
notif)
1
the
corner
atone
of
the
new
Commer-
The other sons v!
wore John Rine-
-• g i
Archie I hart. G. W. Rinehart.
service commission - _
the Salem Fairmount*, who <anae tn Sim mons. the photographer
Shot in
the following IX C.. or eoniniunnat* «ut
‘. J. H. Rinehart, grand nfo
EHgene to wipe the earth with the is now connected with a planing mill I F. M. Rinehart
The «(ngv carrying Butler
I not repreaented at pmsu . o , f , r F rs ' *•’’’« elected for ’he Roee-burg, Oregon
Colts.
DeNeffe would easily have company at Boise. Idaho.
I the present meeting». Henry Rine-
Ford woman arrived in Hi
B.XRTRtT1’
»shut out the lads from the Capital
S. r
hart. L. B Rinehart. W E Rlne- i
worshipful grand master—
>f«t 8uPerr^
4 40 thia afternoon and Hu
I city, but In the third Inning the lo-
For
rv
fV)
’
rce
-
of
Salem.
j hart » w hoi famfiy also
» I
d
I cals beca
troubled with the strong
sented), J X Rinehart; the daugh- Kiddle, of UiaYd1
VHrrt
de
i arm and t hr vw the little round thing
'ter*. Polly A. Rotllff i not represent
W. O. Herkart *
ti
all over 1
lot, allowing two of the
d
dm
cnx:
n
o
‘
?
r
p5;:^d
WBr
^
n
-
i,<
*
ru
r the contract for th
ed». Barbara Edward*. Ix>ul*a Dnn.
d
visitors t
>vort home. But the wav
i'i I no r^pr**9t*ntatf▼<>
th >
A. Bnrden’s fin*’ n
DeNeffe
Bull
d
id the kids buffaliwul
•’’•"'lor grand t
ent reunion», Jane Morton
cently mentioned In
w
to 4
During two succeaslve
Woiverton nf xi;
will be located
lnlngs ne fanned
I
(
six n>eq. and there
4
That he canie lo hl» death ot
In Portland. Wednesday evening, by
A. Cleland. street, in the real
aa hardlv i an Inning hut one or more June 12. 1907. at the home of the Ci
of
11:30 n. m. on the 14th dsy of J’ine,
mansion, and will
icn djed bi y the fan route
190?. In a car of the Southern Paci
bride’» |>arenta. Mr and Mr*. Tho*.
These Rinehart gathering* are
•lamps F. Pobtn- dwelling houses in
Keeton, t the spttball artist of the Craig. Mi«* Ina Craig, formerly of
fic Company at Wendling. Oregon,
tn everv detail
It
aleni team i. was steady and ■ u creed - Eugene, and Arthur l>. Finley. Rev
end that hi» death was front a gun-
kind held in the Pacific Nocthweat m
■■>*<ional fue 1
*•» to —
educational
J 13500 and 14000
i, by axe* 'Bent aupport. In keeping E 48 Mucktey. pastor of the Flrat
ahot wownda at the hand* of William
’
>
•<-»
-x-,(•>,;
,
Cortland: M. o
.
„...
M
8. W»x*4- begin the tonatrticC"“
>e local* from scoring until th* Mh Christian church, officiating.
liutler. infllvted In »elf-defenae, and I
rapidity of the growth ot the hum*.
Corri,n’- Henry Ro-, of at once. John Hunzted*
I-—
plans.
CORONER'S JURY
EXONERATES
W. L BUTLER
that the »aid shooting on the part
'of said William Butler was justifia
ble homicide.
Dated at Eugen«, Oregon, this 15th
day of June. 1907.
L. O BECKWITH.
Foreman.
GEO FISHER.
T. SHINN,
G. W. TAYLOR.
J. F ROSS.
LOUIS HELBLING.
Relalivea Will Do Notliing,
Coroner Gordon this morn lug tel
egraphed the relatives of Ford in
Portland, asking them what disposl-
,tlon they wanted made of the body.
He received
the following reply:
"Can do nothing." The body will be
buried at the county's expense, al
though the man had over $2 9 In his
pockets at the time he waa killed.
Rutler at tiu* Hospltatl.
Soon after the arrival of the dep
uty constable with Butler yesterday
afternoon an information charging
the prisoner with murder in the first
degree was filed in the circuit court
In order to legally bold him, but this
will be dismissed and Butler will be
given his liberty at once
He was
taken to the Eugene hospital, where
hl» wounds were attended to aud he
spent the night there under guard.
He also remained there this forenoon,
but was about town this afternoon.
His wounds, one of which Is In the
shoulder and the other near the el
bow. both In the left arm, while pain-
fu are not serious and will soon heal
up.
.Motion to IHsniiss.
Late this afternoon the prosecution
filed a motion to dismiss the case
eexlnst ’iii'>«*r and he was discharged
from custody.
SPRINGFIELD
WINS FIRST
LEAGUE GAME
OPTION
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
I
I
MORE CIRCUIT COURT
CASES DISPOSED OF
_____ 1
JOHN M. ROBERTS
DIES SUODENLY OF
HEART TROUBLE
SCOTT HAMMONO VS.
FORD CASE SETTLED
CONGREGATIONALISTS
TO HAVE NEW PASÏûl
ANOTHER PANAMA
ENGINEER QUITS JOB