EUGENE
KIDNAPING PLOTS
PROBED BY JURY
EUGENE
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ACENTS
FOR
peeflfss
PA1TLRNS
San Francisco, Oct. 15.—More
details concerning the hlatorv c! the
various kidnaping plot* and the un­
derhand methods oi detectives, thugs
and rounders in the employ of Pat-
r'ck Calhoun were developed during
a long afternoon it vestlgatlon by the
grand Jury today.
E. T. Newsome's account of the
! desperate scheme to abduct Abe Ruef
througn the forcible overpowering of
his guard, and of the plan to take
another important witness to a min-
; er's cabin in the mountains, 25 miles
from Chico, was verified through the
testimony of several witnesses, and
evidence was obtained of more recent
attempts to suborn perjury in the
case of witnesses called before the
grand jury and to place these wit­
nesses in hiding outside the juris­
diction of the authorities.
FOR
PEERLESS
PATTERNS
Per 100 pound sack
Everlasting Fruit Jars
Just in
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Extra heavy fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers, worth 75c, our 1
special price on these garments while they last is . 50c ea 9
Rubber Boots
Shoes
New stock of Men's, Womens'
We are agents for the Wash­
ington Shoe Co. of Seattle.
If you want a good shoe for
your money come and see
this line.
and Childrens Rubber Boots
just in and at popular prices.
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These fleece lined vests and
Ccmfortors
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Our $1.25 Comforter is worth $1.50
Our $1.50 Comforter is worth $2.00
Our $2.00 Comforter is worth $2.50
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25c each.
AMERICAN FARMER.
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Leading Agricultural Journal of the
Nation, Edited by an Able Corps
of Writers
The American Farmer is the only Literary Farm Journal published.
It tills a
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people in every sectio 1 of the United States.
It gives the farmer and his
family somthing to think about aside from the humdrum of routine duties.
COTTAGE GROVE PERSONALS
F.J. Hard returned from ’he mines
Sunday and after a busy day Mon­
day purchasing supplies In the Grove
went to his home in Eugene
Fred Rouney, of Eugene, has ac­
cepted the position with the Willam­
ette Valley Company made vacant by
the res'gnation of T. C. Abrams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts, of Eu­
gene, arrived In the city Friday on a
visit to their daughters, Mrs. Van
Denberg and Mrs. J. I. Jones.—Nug­
get.
Five carloads of apples have been
| shipped this fall from Eugene to the
I Ingham Vinegar Factory at Portland
| and another will go out tomorrow.
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asking 35c for our price is
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A Criminal Attack
on an inoffensive citizen is frequent­
ly made in that apparently useless
l'ttle tube called the "appendix." It's
generally the result of protracted
constipation, following torpid liver.
Dr. King's New Life Pills regulate
the liver, prevent appendlc'tis, and
establish regular habits of the bow­
els. 25c at DeLane's drug store.
Kazoo Pants for Men
Within the next thirty days we offer
two for the price of one
...lhe GUARD • ••
The leading county papar and TR AMERICAN FARMER
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Both One Year for $1.50
This unparalleled offer is made to al! new subscribers, and all old ones who pay
all arrears and renew within thirty days. Sample copies free. Address;
GUARD PRINTING Co., Eugene, Ore
New Fall Hats are here—we
can save you mony on hats.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
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The Satisfactory Pants, prices I FOR SALE—Oak wood. Farmers
phone 268.
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from $1.25 a pair up.
” I WOOD FOR SALE—'»ak. cordwood
for sale.
Large Line of Outing Flannels Just In
Ihe T. “cæ Hicklin (S» Neal
Phone Farmers 347.
015
FOR SALE—314x4% camera for
sale cheap. Inquire at this office,
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FOR SALE Second growth fir
wood. W. L. Coppernoil, at Watt's
jewelry store.
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FOR SALE -Buff Orpington Cocker­
els. W. B. Hampton, 19th St. and
Columbia avenue.
FOB SALE--A modern 7-room house
on West Fifth street. Enquire ol
owner, 695 Olive street.
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HOC DEALERS WILL
CARRY OUT CONTRACTS
HELD AT FLORENCE
The local teachers' institute open­
Salem, Or., Oct. 15.—For the pur-
P«W of settling a controversy that ed at Florence Thursday morning,
has arisen between himself and the with County Superintendent Dillard,
1 'it of Lachmund A Pincus, of th's Professor Traver, of Monmouth, and
tty. Paul R. g . Horst, the heaviest the following teachers of this v'clnltv
dealer in hops in the world, came to in attendance: Misses Gamble, Spire,
Salem teday from New York. The Gurney, Schreuder. Smith, Colter,
coatroversy is ore if which there Dahlin, Mrs. Gurney, Mrs. Crayton,
t re b»en rumors for a week or more Messrs. Peter Schreuder. Wilkie Yost,
aid hfds fair to occupy the attention and E. W. Jordan. Quite a number
’ hc;ig-owers and dealers for some of the pupils of the public school and
several young people who expect to
time to come.
Horst is here with the announced teach later on were also present.
The exercises opened at 10 a. m.
'"tention of taking in and paying
’T 3500 bales of hops contracted by with a number of songs by those pres­
Um at 12 cents, and at the same ent.
Professor Traver then gave an in-
’ -e he is trving to get possession of
121,500 which he says he sent to < terestlng address,
liehniund & Pincus on September'
After a short recess Miss Elsie
•s to advance to growers as picking Raymond played an instrumental
*J»e.v, and they refuse to go with solo.
Horst to take In the contracted hops. I
Professor Jordan then read a pa­
per on the subject of 'Child Study.
M sish PRINCESS
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reception
was „ given at the school
VICTIM OF CONSUMPTION house last evening to wh'eh th visit-
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1 Ing teachers, parents an1 friends of
London. Oct. 10.—Dispatches from education were Invited
-nbae°n report that Princess Al-
The program for the rest of the
«»ndrlne. wife of Crown Prince week Includes a lecture at trie Pres-
-iriat an, of Denmark, has been pro- ; byterlan church by Professor Traver
*oanc»d a consumptive and ordered on Friday evening, and one on Satur-
to a so uthern climat’. —
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day evening . by _
Professor
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Near Eugene. October 9. 1907, to
!»'•, f',50, ’s within the E. V. Rutan and wife, a son
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In Eugene. October 8. 190<, to
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P.S HARDWARE CO
Gustav H. J ihn’on and wife, a son.
Agents.
John Quinn, the little old man who
ai 1 r- used by the 'm- ha» had n cancer on his lower Jaw
"T of the kidneys. Th» for a couple of years past, and wno
w hr’» «hnnld be removed has
stayed at th» Howe 1 -drhvr house
c-f f-'—tlns In I* Hol-
for
a long time, was
h •’»mild bo removed
before County Judge tnri»-
I Ar've« 't frirn the ays- ■mined to his »anity and pronounced
man
as
its, t;a or tablets. Linn Insane, He will be taken tr
lnm at Salem tomorrow. The exim-
InIng phyalcla as were Drs. F. M. Day
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F W. Prentice. Quinn
A. RS T’ O n. X A.
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'XSS w ’douVt'by X'pain from th“’
cancer.
CITY NEWS
CORDWOOD FOR SALE—Leave or­
ders with L. G. Brown at Dr.
Brown's office in Chrisman block.
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When V/e Say a Thing h So, It’s Sa 0
New Fats for Men
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Every issue contains a original poem by SOLON L. GOODE.
Hickory Bark Cough Remery.made
by the Hickory Bark Remedy Com­
pany, of Salem. Or., puaranteed to be
pure; guaranteed to cure your cough
or money refunded. Guaranteed to
make a friend of you. For- sale by
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store, and
first-class dealers everywhere.
Ladies Vests and Pants 25c
pants that other stores are
To All Our Subscribers
Frank Deadmond has begun suit
in the circuit court against M L.
and Carl Ryckman to recover 1166 SO
with interest at 6 per cent from Sep­
tember 3 4. 1907, alleged to be the
balance due on a contract to get out
piling for the defendants
N. E.
Markley and C. A. Wintermeier are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
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50c Special in Men’s Underwear 50c
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
IMAM» I XST'Itl CT'ION
WILLIAMS A BEAN, Attorneya-at-
law. J. M. Williams, L. E. Beau.
Practice In all courta of the state
and before the U. 8. I-and Office.
Offices 12, IS, 14 and 15 McClung
FCRNISHED ROOMS Electric light UViA Z. BOND—Instructor of piano
and bath; three blocks west of
und organ; latcat and boat method«
postoffice. Apply at 521 Lincoln,
used, couducting rapidly to equal- JF"»SE G WELLS, Lawyer, No. $•
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Ity of finger power, facility and ex­
West Eighth street, Eugene, Or.,
pressive quality of tone. Terms
FOR RENT—A desirable front room
opposite postuffiee.
Give« spec
given on application. Room 21,
specially adapted to the comfort of
Hall bldg. Phone Red 3051.
lai atteuilon to the examination of
students, furnace heat, electric
■beiracta, drafting wills, settling
light, bath. 154 East Ninth, tf
MINING ENGINKKRB,
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’ estates, conveyance* and coUec-
WANTED
tione. Alsu to ail pension mi tiers.
HERBERT LEIGH, mlnlag engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
Plume Red 1176
TWO BOYS WANTED—Steady work
Information furnisned to Intending
all winter. Eugene Woolen Mill t investors. Examinations and re­
DORRIS « SKIP WORTH, Attorneys-
Company.
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ports on mines and ore treatment.
at-law
Office lu Hovey building,
Eugene,
Oregon.
over Chambers-Bristow Bank.
WANTED—One hundred head of
goats to keep on shares. Good pas­
ABS I h A* TORN.
ture, good sheds and best of care.
LEON R. EDM UNSON, Attorney-at-
- ■
Address J. E. V., care of Guard of­
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Lona
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
and Saving
xnk.
fice.
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CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Warren Block.
WANTED- Second hand organs; will Eugene, Oregon. Prices reasonable. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law
office
take them In exchange for new pi­
over Yoran’s shoe store, Eugene,
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anos or organs. Ellers Piano House
Oregon.
tf ij. W. KAYS A CO., undertakers and
BOWER A MARTIN. Attorneya-nt-
WANTED- Good men for mill, ytrds
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
law. J. H. Bower and W. G. Mar­
and woods. Sunset Lumber Com­
tin. Will practice in all courta.
pany, Mabel, Or., or H. C. Mahon, DAY s HENDERSON, undertakers
Office
over
Chambera-Brtatow
Eugene.
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and embalmers. Corner Willam­
Bank. Eugene. Oregon.
ette
and
Seventh
streets
WA
WANTED- I have a Cve-room house,
WALTON A NEh... Attorneya-at-law.
furnished, and would like a young W. T. GORDON, funeral director.
J. J. Walton and 8 P. Neea. Will
lady artending school to share It
State licensed embalmer.
Office
practice in all the courta In the
v llh me. Call at 923 South High
and residence. Tenth and Olive
state. Office, room 3, Walton
street.
ol6
streets. Phone Red 4481.
Block, Eugene, Oregon.
WANTED TO RENT Abort 80
acres of land, do ar!» hl» for hay
PHYSICIANS ANI» HUHGEONS.
and 40 for pasture land, not far
from Eugen»- Will pay cash rent. DR. H. L. STU OLE Y—^Osteopathic
Apply to M. S Hubble, Eugene.
physician. Offices over Chambers' '
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store,
518
Willamette street.
Phone Black 1326. Consultation
free. Residence, 734 Ferry street,'
Chicago, Oct. 15.—Chunk full of
Phone Red 319 7.
fight snd breathing d< fiance for the
GOOD BOARD And good rooms st W. O. PROSSER, physician and sur­ niembeis of the National executive
committee who have suspended him.
$4 per wek. 685 East Eleventh
geon. In addition to general prac­ President Satnucl J. Small, of the
street.
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tice of medicine and surgery spec­ Commercial Telegraphers' Urlon ar­
ial attention to all diseases of the rived In this city from New York to­
TRAINED NURSE Calls answered
ear, nose, throat and eye. Rea- day. He denhd this evening that be
at all hours. Best of references.
Idence, corner 14th and Pearl had seen any member of the execu­
Mrs. J. A. Atherton, 925 Orchard
streets.
Office, Beckwith bulld- tive committee, but Frank Likas, a
avenue, phone Red 4581.
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Telephones— Office, Black
member of the board admits having
ACCORDION PLEATING Done by
1291; residence. Main 90.
had a conference with Small.
Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hflyard
"I do not care what the Chlra,<»
street, near East Ninth, on reason­ DR. ANNA MAURER, osteopathic oiierators say." said Mr. Small. “I
physician,
All
curable
disease«
able terms. Phone Red 3302. If,
have a lot to say and will make a
treated, Women and children a statement, perhaps tomorrow.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On
specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn',
"The members of thv exeeutlww
knives, forks and all household ar.
Phone Red ISSI.
committee have no right to depose
tides that do not look like new.
me and I am still president of the
Write the Oregon Plating Works, J. FRA..K TITUS, M. D
Homoeo­ union."
128 Lownsdale street, Portland,
pathic physician and surgeon.
Oregon, for nrfces
Chronic diseases and diseases of
women and children given spec­ ♦
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DON'T fall to see Chegem If you
ial attention.
Faradlc, galvanic,
BORN
want bargains In real estate. We
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buy and sell farm and city prop­
cal treatments given Office, cor­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
erty, Improved and unimproved.
ner Willamette and Eighth streets,
Timber and mining stock. H. Cbe-
In Eugene, Oct. 16. 1907. to An­
Matlock Bldg.
Residence, 632
r.em. Room 11, Walton Bldg, tf
Pearl street
Office Phone, Red drew Dorman and w'fe, a daughter.
1091.
Residence phone. Red Weight, 6 1-2 pounds.
4981
On the Mohawk, October 15, 1907.
to Ernest Nicholson and wife, a
laughter.
FOR SALE—A hack, good as nt4v,
harness, horse, saddle, bridle.blan-
ket and good Jersey cow. Enquire
L. H. Potter, F. N. McAlister and
at 342 Washington street.
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Rufus Robinson are home from their
hunting trip th the Sluslaw country.
FOR
SALE
BY
OWNER
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The
choic
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They report plenty of game and a
est residence lot left on Eleventh
good time.
street, 80x174 feet; two blocks
Jesse Nicolle states that the report
from High school. Enquire at this
in a local paper tnat he had »old a
office.
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lot of timber in British Columbia is
an error. He recently returned FOR SALE—In best part of the city,
from there, but sold none, and did
good 8-room house and barn, on
not offer to sell any.
lot 80x160; house has hard plas­
Emil Etter, who has been serving
ter; good well. On right ride of
a 120-day sentence in the county
stree; good shade and fruit. Lock
jail for violating the loaal option law, Box 172, Eugene, Oregon.
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today pa'd the balance of his fine,
amounting to about $50, and was re­ FOR SALE BY OWNER —New, 9-
leased from custody.
room, two story house—all mod­
L. N. Roney's bridge iron arrived
ern; Improved lot 60 by 160 feet,
from Portland this afternoon and
two blocks from street car; worth
was unloaded from the car at Go­
33.500.
If taken at once price
shen. Mr. Roney left for Lowell on
will be $2,800. Inquire at this of­
the afternoon train and had a team
fice.
at Goshen to meet the freight train
to haul the iron to the site of the new FOR SALE —Cheap, a 40-acre farm 7
bridge.
miles from Eugene. 2 8 acres in
The scheme of using two or three
cultivation; good buildings and or-'
rooms In the attic of the high school
chard; two wells; 1 mile from
building for the overflow rooms has
school, store, postoffice and rsll-
been abandoned because of its im­
road station. Terms easy. Call
practicability.
The school author­
on or address W. Thomson, Go­
ities are stfjl looking for rooms and
shen, Or,
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are in a quandary because it is Im­
possible to secure them.
FOR SALE BY OWNER—160 acres
J. 8. Higgins !s diwn from Marcola
of choice river bottom land, 5 miles
where he h'.i been working for 3. O.
from Eugene; 100 acres under cul­
Garrison in the construction of a new
tivation, Including hop yard; bal­
schoolhouse. He f »« the building 1«
ance partly timbered.
Six-room
nearly completed, brt the work Is
bouse and good barn. Cheap at
handicapped on account of the fail­
$100 per acre. If sold at once $60
ure to secure the mill work.
Address
per acre will take It.
The members of the school board
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"A. B ,” care Guard.
have been discussing the matter of
building a two-room building on the
FOR ¡IKNT
Central school lot for the overflow
pupil.-, but no definite conclusion
has been reached In the matter.
The dormitory boys have order»-d a FOR RENT—25 acres of land, fine
fancy goat from Brooks. Mir'on
for hay and grain. 1 mile west of
postoffice.
Inquire 244
Ea«t
county, for a house pet. He will b»
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used in rallies and stud nt demon­
Thirteenth street.
018 LOST -Friday evening. October 5, C. A WIVTEUM9.IEH. Attornev-at
strations.
law. IjinA »»»le« and nrohatw spec­
between our fa-m four mil»« north
and Eitg'-ne, on the <-«u side of
ialties Office over Chambers-Bris­
ft costa no mo’« rn ap’-lv
tow Bank
r'ver road, s box of clothing con­
paint —therefor» „««> New Fra
taining s girl'« white figured swiss »-
only at the Burger-Bean Hardware HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight-room
Any
In-
WOOfa
’OCK * »♦• • I l ER. Attorneys-
dress, with other articles,
Company.
at-law. *. C Woodcock and E O
formation will be gladlv received.
house for rent. Enquire at rooms
Potter. Office on* block south of
Mrs. J. A. Bailey, 270 North High
r 7 v MrCInn» htrr-k, El—'‘*h
Registration at th* University to­
Chrisman block, Eugene. Oregon.
street,
Eugene.
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and
Willamette
streeia.
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day reached 384.
SMALL REFUSES
TO BE REMOVED
A sure cure, one you can depend
upon H'ckory Bark Cough Remedy.
A sure cure, and It’s pure. Use it
for all lung trouble, coughs, cold«,
hoars« re«s and sore throat. For aale
by Hull's lied Cross Drug Sture and
first-class dealers everywhere.
To the tiller of the soli: If you
would make the plowing easy; you
should use the John Deere plow,
dwtf GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.