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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1907)
COYOTES ARE INVESTMENT UNIVERSITY INCREASING IN INCREASED FROM PEDAGOGUES EXPECTS AROUT LANE COUNTY PASS EXAM 200 NEW STUDENTS S400 TO S8000 DAN KELLY RUNS TWO HEATS IN TEN FLAT (From Saturday's Guard.) C.W. Washburne^has sold his quar Tho teachers' examinations for JUDGING FROM APPLICATIONS ter block in Eugene on Willamette SPENCER CREEK SHEEP OWNERK county papers was finished yester street.extending from the depot south LOSE MA NY IN THE1R FLICKS day afternoon, and the examiners to Fifth »tree t. having a frontage of ended their labors last night. Ow HISTORY WILL <X)ME THIS ISO feet on Willamette street and —COYOTES INCREAS1.NG IN NUM ing to the fact that the county needs 160 feet on Fifth, to W. Polders for teachers so badly, after the first BERS EU ER Y W II EHE—H< XNTY MATE MAKE A DIFFERENCE- $8000. Mr. Wnshburne purchased day'c «xparlence. when sorio cf tho this piece of ground twenty years < LUDING STUDENTS IN MUSIC, ago, for which he paid 1400.—Junc ON SCALP8 WILL NOT EXTER- examination pap rs w-re fo'in 1 1« I rank so low, the examiners were con' tion City times. MINATE PETITION veiled to be lenient, and as a result only seven of the sixty-one failed EIGENE Cf the rest twenty-six will receive first-grade certificates, an unprecc- Lane county needs a bounty or (From Saturday's Guard.) Dan Kelly this afternoon shortly ’ rted number; fifteen second grade, something else on coyotes that will The University of Oregon will have, beforo 4 o'clock ran two ir -ts of 100 and ' twelve third grade. One of those according to present estimates, about exterminate the wily animals. From yards each in ten seconds flat. Not a who failed was taken sick and did 200 new students at the opening of reports from the Spencer Creek dis not complete the examination. judge caught the time over ten flat, college the last of September. Many trict coyotes are increasing very rap This afternoon the applkants for while with «oir, it w-a a shade un applications have been received, and The two new fish hatcheries in idly, and the sheep owners of that der, though haruly a « fth of a sec | state papers are finishing up their judging from the number, in compar Lane county, the one on the McKen district lose sheep very often. ' examinations, which will be correct ond. When he ran his second heat ison with those received in previous The sheep have to be corralled zie and the Siuslaw station, are al it was hard'y fifteen seconds after ed by the state board. In the entire number there was years, the freshman class should most ready for the fall run of fish, each night, for even if they are as he ran the first, and when pitted number about 200. These figures against competition there is no rea just one applicant for a primary cer do not Include new students in the from which they will take their sea near as 100 yards from the house son to believe that under favorable tificate. These are papers granted to School of Music or those at the medi son's eggs for the hatch of salmon coyotes will attack their wooly vic tims. Sometimes they do so in the spawn. circumstances Dan cannot make 9 teachers who wish to teach in the The work at the Siuslaw station daytime. A loss of five or six sheep cal and law departments at Portland. first grade only. 3-5. It will be by far the largest class was done by Superintendent Joseph in a night is not unusual, when the Kelly said after his second race: the university has ever bad enter, Simmons. The building is a one- sheep are left exposed. "Well, 1 have done two heats In 10 LANK AND LINN COL'NTIIM While most of the owners in that Last year the freshman class number- story structure, 106x40 feet, with a seconds flat. 1’1) do my best for the MAY HE QUARANTINED ed about 120, though there were a ten-foot ceiling. It has a capacity district have not more than forty or people who are sending me East, and number who received sophomore for 100 hatching troughs, each 17 fifty head each, the loss of a few unless the change in climate and Word comes from E. M. Hutchin sheep is, of course, felt all the more. feet 10 inches long. travel affects me I believe that 1 will son, federal sheep Inspector, that the standing. The new hatchery building for the Goats fare but little better, but This class will bring the enroll- win.’’ requiring the dipping of sheep ment in the undergraduate depart- McKenzie was completed and accept are more easily handled, since they Trainer Hayward had nothing to law is being pretty generally ments up to about 400, quite likely ed by Superintendent W. A. Smith will come up to a shed themselves say concerning the race, it simply in the state with, except In Lane and over it, and will make in all likell- June 2$, 1907. Its dimensions are and do not need to be herded. That verifying his belief, previously ex compiled Linn counties, where the farm« re and hood the total number of students in 109 by 55 feet. The capacity of the a ram will stand off two or three pressed, in Dan. building is 163 hatching troughs 15 coyotes is mere nonsense, for there Eugene close to the 500 mark. About 150 admirers watched the have been numerous instances where The faculty of the university is sin heats run, and the track was in good full grown rams have fallen before cerely hoping, even prayltlg, that the shape. the attacks of coyotes. Coyotes, it supreme court will sustain the opin- Kelly, it cannot be said, was in his Beems, pursue goats as vigorously as of the lower court In regard to top-notch cordition, but considered sheep, having the same liking for referendum on the appropriation himself In simply good average shape goat flesh as for mutton. the university, not so much He said to a group of friends after Whether a bounty for scalps would the advancement of the in his second spurt that he had some help the situation or not is difficult stitution or of themselves, but be difficulty In pulling himself togeth to s ay. It has been tried in Doug cause it Is absolutely necessary that er in the middle of the heat. las county, and while it helps some, more apparatus and instructors be se The timers were Webster Kincaid, coyotes are on the increase there, cured at once to take care of the stu Drew Griffin, Geo. Hug and E. E. too. In fact, every part of the coun dents properly. Possibly thjs year McClanahan. Hayward acted as try where the wily animals roam at could be gotten through without any starter and la no respect wax there all claims that they are increasing in dropping In the standard of the work, any chance tor him to favor the run numbers. but It is doubtful if it could be done ner without the knowledge of the The only way sheep owners seem for another year. public. able to combat his depredations is Dan and Hayward leave Monday OVER '¿Xi RAILS LAID with dogs, and it is not done then morning for Portland, where they ON STREET RAILWAY by killing them, but rather by fright have some business to transact. The street railway company has ening them out of the vicinity. The They will then follow the schedule as laid so far, from the Southern Pacific coyote is an animal that lives by its already published in the Guard. depot grounds to the corner of Oak wits, and the harder the life the more At Jamestown Kelly will enter two and Eleventh Btreets, 2 84 rails. As i clever the brain. races on September 7, the 100-yard the number of ties under each rail Wolves in the Cascades are also and the 220-yard dash, He will not wll) average eighteen, 2356 ties have ' growing in numbers, but while they try any broad jumping. so far been laid in approximately are larger and more powerful, they eight blocks of track. are not nearly so clever. They pre- MULTNOMAH WILL Foreman Utterback Is working just fer to run In packs part of the time, SEND SMITHSON half of his crew at track-laying, the which necessitates their not being rest laying vitrified brick along Wil too near to civilization. The University of Oregon has de lamette street. Work there is also What occasions the Increase in cided to serd Kelly to the A. A. U. KARL progressing rapidly, the men becom both species is something that ani games at the Jamestown exposition, ing more accustomed to the work. mal students have not solved. Be but first he must make 100 yards in Former resident of Washington, HARRY P. JUDSON. On Eleventh street the men dig- fore the sheep were brought to West- 10 seconds fiat at a try out which glng out the trench for the track will be held at the State University who has appealed from the verdict have Who succeeded the late William I Ore«°n ll?ere ”° ‘n struck the old .surface of the the country, but with the importing this afternoon. Forrest Smithson, of a German court convicting him first roadway, and find it almost a s Rainey Harper as president of the i of the woolly flocks the coyote fol- bls old-time rival, is also going to compete at the world's fair, for he of the murder of his mother-in-law, hard as pavement, if the grade were University of Chicago. Prior to lowed from Eastern Oregon. only two Inches higher they could Is to wear the colors of the Multno Mrs. Molitor of Baden-Baden. rest their ties upon this surface, and mah Athletic Club of Portland, and In I his removal to Chicago he was the event that Kelv is successful tMl His case bears a resemblance to make the foundation all the stronger. i professor of history in the Uni afternoon the two will meet as ri NOTICE TO HOI* PICKERS vals at Jamestown, says the Orego that of Eugene Aram. versity of Minnesota. nian. Hop picking* wll begin on my yard, Smithson left Portland Thursday six miles north of Eugene, about Sep feet long. The result of the work of Notre Dame,»1 nd , and last night the sheep ralBers are Inclined to evade tember 4. Pickers hauled to and directors of the Multnomah club rat it. He declares that this action may from yard, Potatoes free, ’ Grocer the hatchery will not be felt for three or four years to any great extent, ified the proposition to send him to result in the quarantining of the two ies kept on grounds. but then the work will show for it the exposition to run under Multno counties, and no sheep can then be P PENNINGTON, self, unless it is negligently done. mah's colors. This course was de shipped out or In. Some farmers in si Phone Black 1751. The object of the hatchery employes cided upon almost Immediately after this vicinity have dipped their flocks Considerable interest is being ta Dan Kelly had turned the club's offer according to law, but a large major President A. L. Briggs, of the State should not be to produce a certain down In order to uphold the colors ity have refused or neglected to do Normal Schood, was in town Tuesday number of hundred thousands of ken in the shooting records of the of his 'varsity. In this matter the so. In the interests of the school. He I spawn, but rather to p ut forth spawn individuals In the two O. N. G. com It seems unfortunate that any expects clubman do not censure Kelly, for to bp present at a meeting of that can take care of themselves, and panies in Eugene, for the records which give the various individuals they believe that It is his duty to run should try to evade compliance with the state board of regents to be held be able to avoid their enemies. their rank as sharpshooters are now for Oregon, but when they brought the provisions of a law placed upon in Salem next Tuesday, when a final being shot off on the ranges south up the proposition of sending him to the statutes expressly for the ben decision will be made regarding the of Eugene, This fall more men will the exposition they had not figured efit of the Industry which they rep part the state will take with Drain participate In the contests, for with on the university taking the same ac resent. It Is impossible to pass a and Monmouth schools during the cooler weather practicing will be tion, and when the Oregon champion law relating to these things that next two years. Nearly 14 000 Is al The Guard learned from a tele decided to embrace his college's of will exactly please everyone, and yet ready subscribed for the maintenance phone message from the atterney- more comfortable. Each man has so much ammuni- fer they cast a limit for a man to rep- be effective. It is a matter of the of the Drain school, which will open general's office at Salem today that utmost importance to the sheep in September 17. President Briggs In tlon with which to practice to shoot rasent the club. the university referendum case will It was especially desired to have a dustry of our Btate that scabbing and forms us that a noted Instructor,Miss probably not be decided until after for his scores. In the ranking-of Multnomah man at Jamestown In or- nil other contagious diseases be .Maud Miller, a graduate of the In the first of September. The mem the guardsmen there are four grades, der to maintain the prominence of stamped out, to accomplish which Is diana State Normal School, and also bers of the supreme court are now on the plain private who has made no the club ecured at the Lewis and bound to work a hardship on some, the University of Oregon, has been a vocotion and nothing can be expect scores entitling him to special recog Clark exposition games, and In line tint it Is better that some extra ex engaged to teach in the department ed until their return to work, which nition, the marksman, the sharp with this policy it was decided that pense should be Incurred -that some of literature during the coming term will probably not be during the pres shooter and the expert rifleman. The qualifications for marksmen Forrest Smithson was the man for sheep lie dipped that may seem to be In the Drain Normal. Drain Nonpa- ent month. entirely clean than that a few di rell. are that the candidate must make the place. At the time the cases were argued Smithson Is a sprinter of no mean seased ones should escape, and thus it was thought that a decision might 98 points out of a possible 150 on ability, and by many Is rated as su- perpetuate the disease and thwart The " Dakota" mill will remove <>ked for within a week or ten es and runs from the 600-yard range We are cockle He has ten shots at each range. In perlor to the champion, Kelly. the purpose of the law. from oats or wheat. a23 days. order to be allowed to try for the Smithson was the first real sprinter glad to learn that there Is a good rank of sharpshooter he must make Kelly ever met on the track, and dur prospect of eradicating this loath HAY GATHERING AT OYSTER BAY a total of 120 out of 150. ing the early days of Kelly's career some. aggravating disease, and trust To attain the rank of a sharp he was defeated frequently by the that for the general good of the in shooter he must make 40 points at clever Smithson, who was then a pu dustry all may fall in line, even the 600-yard range, at time fire 25 pil of the late Dad Trine and was a though In some cases the sacrifice points out of a possible 50, two student at the Oregon Agricultural may seem unnecessary.—Rural strings of five shots being fired in College Those who witnessed the rit. 30 seconds each. contests between the two now cele In the skirmish run, in which he brated athletes were prone to ad IIAHRIMAN GOING TO PELICAN b fires twenty shots at different rang mire Smithson In | preference to the es and runs from the 600-yard range Baker City lad. but then Kelly was Ashland, Or., Aug. 14. E. H Har- to the 200-yard range in a given a green man and had not the adVHti- rlman will visit Pelican Bay lodge, time, he must make enough to make tage of training such as h i«l the Cor- Southern Oregon, on his forthcoming his total 235 out of a imsslble 350 in vallis runner. visit to the Pacific coast, if extensive order to qualify as a sharpshooter. Even now, and In fact preparations tn the was of Installing Jn the expert rifleman grade he Kelly made th«* record v a telegraph line to that point and fit must make 40 points out of 50 at the him the title of premier an ting up the Lodge mean anything. 800-yard range, and 35 out of 50 at ner of the world, there ar* Persistent rumors connect Harriman doubt his ability to defeai the 1000-yard range In addition to and the Southern Pacific with th« or In fact to make the having qualified at the other ranges, yard Company A has had th« e best rec- dash In 10 second« flat. 1. «• his purchase of that beautiful natural re I so far. but this year f rompanv C wlrkl's mark of 9 3-5 eecc II endeavor to catch up with them In records. Captin Williams, of Cc mpanv C. said this work thl year wo« over tl more rn comps FANT SPRINTER SAYS « Select Your Fall Suit Early and in this way you will get your choice of a Urge stock of the latest styles and patterns, before they have been picked over. 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