Eugene weekly guard., January 09, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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EIGKXE WEEK'^y GUAfth THURSDAY, JANUARY O. 1***
I THREE MOKE
CHANGE FOr.
CRIMINALS GIV' c N
GLASS FACTORY
PRISON SINGES
IN EUGENE
Gustave Matbisen. who is one of
glass factory at
snow not con-
GET*
Hiu.i
rKtits in nn. I netted with the plant, Is in Eugene
: Coburg, but who is now not con-
PE
ITEVTIARY
merclal Club and the citlsens in gen­
eral in regard to erecting a similar
| plant in this cUy.
Mr. Matbisen say* if the people of
llJLsTHlM, AXD HAIXES, THE
thi* city take 15000 worth of itock
I Hl)lï>l. TMLEVEH, GIVEN INDE- Ln a company to be organized, he and
his associates will erect a 15 0,000
I EJ£*11 5 ATK
8 ENT KN < E
OF plant. The matter will at once be
Club,
FROM OYE TO TEN YEAR«— taken up with the Commercial with
and an interview will be had
him on the subject tomorrow
< Ol HT UIUMMA AIMOt RN
Mr. Matbisen is an expert glass
blower, having won medals at the
Paris exposition, at Copenhagen and
Judge Harris of the circuit court at St. Louis
He and his associates
this afternoon sentenced Robert Dil­ have control of a large amount of the
lon, the man who forged the name of proper kind of sand and other mate­
an Albany man to a check and passed rials with which to make glass, and
as fuel is inexpensive here It can be
it on Roberts Bro*.' Toggery in this manufactured cheaply.
city, to three year* in tne state pen-
iteuuaiy, be having pleaded guilty.
H. Armstrong and W. Haines, the
youths who hired two horses from the
q oinpp livery stable at Junction City,
J ran away wi.u tuern to Crook
‘u. <Dt^' a'BU
guilty and were
■ given an indeterminate sentence of
rlro’m one to ten years in the peniten­
Albany, Or.. Jan 6.—Two of the
tiary
if their bebavlor Is the best largest public service corporations
¡’they rill serve the minimum time.
within Linn county are delinquent in
'1 hi* ( leans up the docket ot crim­ taxes to a total of |fi3XS.46.
inal lajes, six of those accused of
The Willamette Valley Company,
crimes fe« ving pleaded guilty and holding an exclusive franchise for
I been sentypi .-d, and three were dis- i furnishing lights and water to Al-
■ charged wjthQUt trial.
! bany, has been delinquent since
R oh <1 < gag Takes Time
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The YprAB-Ubh «t al road case, j April and the county is preparing to
'advertise aod sell It* real property
; whl.’h *»•
yesterday, occupied for the taxes, 12964 *8, plus penalty
all of tnday, going tu lb« jury late and Interest, a total of 13197 »6.
; ibis afternoon.
Thq pepalty alone amounts to 1532.-
Juror* DismiKsed.
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After the road case was called and
The Corvallis & Eastern Raflr'iad
| the jury selected it was found that Company, now nwued and controlled
no other case would come up that by the Harriman Interest», delinquent
| would require a Jury god th«»*« not in the sum of |265s 93. Penalty and
vu this case w»r« discharged fur th« interest make the total 33290.60.
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I urm.
The delinquency of the Willamette
There are a few minor civil cases Valley Company has resulted in the
I to be tried, and a* soon as they are agitation of municipal ownership
Icompleted the court will adjourn.
and the building of a pipe line from
Tbe Fred Lemley liquor case was some mountain stream into the city.
continued until the next term because BISHOP
tbe principal witness of the prosecu­
tion is III.
U \X I s I I I I < >X IO
DILLOX,
“The Toggery
Men s stylish up-to-date hand made
Suits....
$10.00 to *
<5.50
12 'r
*
eU tO 10.00
.. 15.00 to 13.50
.. 16.50 to 15.00
18.00 to 16JÛ0
2o.OO to 18.00
22.50 to 2000
.. 25.00 to 22.50
Reduced from
Reduced from.
Reduced from.
Reduced from
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p- ’
•'xn
.-uced from
Reduced from
Reduced from
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Men’s $15.00 and $20.00 Top Coats
for
________ _______ $13.50 and $18.00
Priestley Cravenette Rain Coats
$18.00 to $14.50
Reduced from___
Reduced from___
20,00 to
16.50
Reduced from —
22.50 to
18.50
Reduced from —
.... 25.00 to
20.00
These are
values not excelled anywhere in the city.
ROBERTS BROS.
TOGGERY
554 WILL ST,
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EUGENE. ORE.
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Dr. T. Felix Gouraud’s MEN SELECTED
FOR uURY DUTY
ORltn i h L
TOILET POWDER
A pur», antisep­
tic Toilet Powder
for Infante and
wlult*.
F.xqui-
sitely perfumed.
Kruden an sxcaL
lent complexion
an<i kee|»iii>' skin
clsar,
velvety Relieve, I
skin Irritalii'tiand
should b» »ssd
Prvtaiy after
fhg ami sha
fjvlng a <Mi„ht-
II1 and refreshing
effect. At deal­
er* or by mail, 25
orni* Box. Pre­
pared by
IN JUSTICE COURT
Judge R S Bryson, of the justice
court, assisted by A. C. Mathews and
A. C. Jennings, yesterday selected
the following residents of this city to
do Jury duty In bis court during the
year 1>V«,
Amos Wilkins, Mailing Flaherty,
C.
E. Joyce, A nd raw
Pickard,
H. •' Reynolds, J D. Spencer, W M
Bherman. HetSiert Button, J. W.
Christian, Henrf Denhart, J. F
tNMXwi
Gates, E C. ite««. W. P. Morse, P
D. Newell, BdwRi Wheeler. C. L. Win­
ter, W II Wing. J. W. Barringer,
(I. K. Krws, E F. Chapman. J. E.
Roach, A. L. Ball, Kll Bangs, John
W. Buoy, George H. Court wrlght,
FERD. T. HOPKINS, N Y. CITY,
C. C. Caylor, F. II. Dunn. B. F Good
teta.ru'...r of IOURAUO I ORHITAl CRtAM pasture, G W. Hunter. L. H. John­
son, 8 H. Finnegan, W E. Russell,
fVB 1AL1 AJD
BY
J M Sloan, Samuel Taylor. O. Q
Cartwright, William Davis. C. S
Frank, 1.. Gilstrap. Volney Hetnen-
way, Hr.. Henry Hopkins, D. It
klu. W S M<> m. \\ F. Osburn, I.
Stevens, David Thompson. W.
Brsdley, G. W Cochrau, D. L. Cart-
mell, Philip Miller.
Petition* for |>robadn< two will:
were filed In th*- probate court today.
One was that of Carl Rice, of Ma­
pleton. who died tn the Eugene hospi­
tal on January I, and the other that
of Thomas .McCulloch, who died at
Cr<vw December 2 7. The latter
property valued at $3000 and
quest hed It to his wife, Mr* Mary
Culloch. He nominates John J.
Culloch as his executor.
Rice
property valued at |500.
He
queathed hl* stallion to his brothers,
Olaf and Otto Rice, and all the re­
mainder of hi*
er, Mr*, Olive
brother, Peter
SICK HtAÜfcüHE
C«¡3.
V
r«.«ltlvrlv cured hy
thvM< Little Pill*.
•Hwy also reta»» nt*
tree ( * m P t T" 1*1*. in
dlgvta k* and Too Hoar» y
Laiug, A yerto t ri tn-
nty t r lXutnow. ituea
prowMsNta ted TteSs
la the Mouth. Ontcd
Ihtnoc*. Pala In the tete
ToHIlD UWIt. The>
•»ulst« lb<> Bow. tw Purely Vep-labte.
CARTERS
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Tucson, Aris , J»n.
4.—When
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open letter of Senator Fulton, of Or­
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today. Francis J. Heney said:
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It Is not an easy matter to answer
Five miles south of Eugene, Jan- a letter which I have not read and
nary 5, 190«, to Ulysses H. Park will not attempt to do so. Lincoln
Steffens' articles on Oregon land
and wife, a daughter.
frauds, published in the American
magazine, and several articles in Col­
lier's weekly make statements about
J Senator Fulton which are libelous,
if not true, and charge him with acts
« . which would be construed as corrupt.
If he denies their truth. I suggest
that he test their accuracy by a libel
suit.
Any and every statement which I
have made about Senator Fulton for
publication I am prepared to substan­
tiate with legal ^evidence when the
proper time and opportunity'arrive.
"In the meantime I call attention
Columbus, 0., Jan. Î.—The Repub­ to the fact that Mitchell, William­
licans of Ohio will be given an op­ son, Jones, Mays, and ersn Futer,
portunity to express by direct vote of Oregon, and Abe Ruef, Eugene
their choice for the party’s candidate Schmitz and t/iiiis Glass, of SanFran-
clsco, each vehemently denied that he
for president at primaries to be held had committed any wrong and chal­
lenged me to produce evidence there­
of
1 have made good on each of them
and I will just aa conclusively mkke
good on Senator Fulton as to any
statement which 1 have heretofore
given out against him for publication.
VRANCIC J. HKNEY.
TAFT CONTROLS
OHIO MACH!
AGAINST FORAKER
New York. .Tan. '
1\ Augustus
Heinze was arrested today, charged
with false cerütlcfetwn of a check,
lie was held Tn »50,000 bail.which he
furnished
The ««Yount of the check that
SGHUEBEL LANDS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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Washington,
Jan.
President
Roosevelt today
sent to the senate the nom-
ination of Christian Schuebel
to be United States attorney
for the district of Oregon.
WOULD AMEND
LIABILITY LAW
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Washington,
Jan.
7.—Senatoj I
Knox, of Pennsylvania, who has takl I
en much interest in the litigatioi I
growing out of the
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llabilH
ity act. which was declared unconsti
tntional yesterday,
introducei
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Washington. Jan. 7.—The presi­
dent sent to the senate today the fol-
lowlng nominations: To be register
and receiver of the land office at
Boise, William Baldersou, editor of
the Boise Stateswan.
NIGHT RIDERS STILL
DESTROY PROPERTY
Paris. Ken., Jan. ".--Night Riders
made their appearance in force at
Bethel and Sherbouroie last night, de­
stroying warehouses and other prop­
erty at both places. All were mask.
ed, and there was no shooting.
died .
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♦ nil.I I IMSOX WILL
S<X>X be retired
On Saturday. January 4, ISO«, at
her home near Franklin. Mrs. Joseph
Hise. aged 35 year*
She leaves a sorrowing husband
and four little children. Funeral
FORAKER
SENATOR J
P h — ht«-ntl:i! innilldato who th reste os services were held on Sunday after­
noon. conducted by Rev Morgan, ot
to iqillt the Oblò delegati W1
the Christian church at Junction. In­
terment in Franklin cemetery.
State of Ohio. City ot Toledo, Lucas
munt v. sw:
Frank J Cheney makes oath that
Is the senior partner of the firm
ot F J Cheney A Co., doing business
In the city of Toledo, county and
•tale aforesaid, and that said firm
• ill pay the »urn of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for e<-h and every case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use ot Hall's Catarrh Cure '
ER WK J CHENEY
Sworn before me and subscribed
In my presence this 6th day of De­
ember. A
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(Seal!
A W GLEASON
Notary Public
Is taken Inter-
on the blood
f the system.
Geteilte Must Bear
s mie Sq-, Atvc
T
V
d
Every Woman
ReiWirinr 1*4 F. lOlh Si.
HEINZE ARRESTED
UPON CRIMINAL
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RffUSr SUBSTITUTES
SUBSTITUTIt
REFUSE
General Auctioneer
fice which Illuminate the sad and today. It make* no pretense to elab­
dark annals of that dreary day. They oration of design or of ornamenta­
have passed Into history, to form a tion. for it commemorates the hero­
splendid chapter of which all Amer­ ism of simple men whose guiding mo­
icans may well be proud. Out of the tive was devotion to their duty. To
steam and clouds of the lower deck all it teaches s lesson that he who
several found their way to safety enters the service of his country does
through the presence of mind of one so unreservedly, in fact as well as
who. raising his voice above the din. in words. At any moment and in
called "This is the way; follow me." any manner he may be called upon to
x I that obligation to the tetter I
Men with scalded and blackened
faces, the flesh dropping from their His life is one of perils and prlva-B
tlons.
Long years are devoted byB
bones, endeavored to save their ship­
mates in still worse case. Some poor him to the preparation for one brief«
sufferers, crazed by their pain.sought hour, upon whose issue may hangB
relief by throwing themselves In the the very existence of the nation. The«
sea. The instances of men returning annals of our service but too dblor-l
again and again at the risk ♦if their ouslv proclaim that the preparation«
lives to rescue their wounded ship­ has exacted and continues to exact rt«B
mates from the steam filled and per­ appalling tribute of human life. Yet«
ilous spaces below decks are numer-| some must perish that the nation«
ous enough to freshen our faith in may sruvlve.
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"The end of those who repose hereB
mankind and to assure us that the
American man-of-warsman of today was not less exalting in its patriot-l
worthily maintains the traditions of a ism than is the end of those who fall«
’ some respects
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glorious past What more can be said in battle. In
it seernsB
of the fortitude of any man than this: 1 to be on a still more exalted plane.|
"Ferguson refused aJd and clambered To them were denied the laurels otfl
into the ambulance himself, leaving the victor and the shorts of ar. ap-9
large pieces of his skin on the dock." plauding populace. Yet as they look!
REAR ADMIRAL GOODRICH. Alas, It is only his memory which we down upon this scet e today frotn«
can now honor, for the man himself the heights of the beattiiude, tbeyfl
shortly afterward crossed the great must rejoice in the consciousness that® H
San Diego. Jan. 7 7. .■ —In the pres­ divide into that land where si and they failed not to give to their coun-9
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try, when she asked it, the utmost« L "
ence of thousands, including the of­ suffering may not enter."
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they
had
to
give,
dying
as
brave
metxB
Fn
ficers and sailors of the Pacific1
Nothing we can do will add to and true would wish to die, in thel it sl
squadron and citizens of San Diego their fame. Yet, Knowing this full performance of duty.”
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and other California cities, who had well, we, their comrades, here declare'
I nveiling ceremeny..
When Admiral Goodrich had ccn-l ♦o
gathered to witness the ceremony.the that, so far as our poor efforts can
memorial monument to the Benning­ accomplish ft, the lesson of their eluded his address the unveiling took I
ton dead was unveiled this afternoon great sacrifice shall not be lost to place, consisting of the dropping ofl WE
at the national cemetery on top of their native land. In this spirit we the national ensign which had beenl
to their
Point Loma. Large squads ot ma- dedicate this monument t«
.5^1. draped over the two tablets of atonal
rine* from the warship* In the har- memory in token of our own affec- on the face of the monument. Onql
Sti
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L>or joined with the local militia, the tion and the reverence In which the ! was Inscribed:
"To the Bennington dead,” «.nd -hqB
naval reserve and two companies of navy~ holds Its illustrious dead,
"Brothers, you have but gone be- other:
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soldiers from Fort Rosecranz, acted
"Erected by the officers amt menB
as t’neort to the cemetery, and hun- fore us into eternal rest, through the
dreds Of sailors attended without be- wide portal of suffering and pein, of the Pacific squadroj, to the mem^B
but you have left us, who linger, the ory of those who lost their lives inH
Ing assigned to the escort.
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Right Rev. Joseph H. Johnson, lamp of your example to shine as the performanca of duty."-
As the liags dropped the goldler^B
bishop of the southern diocese of the long as the navy of the United States
Episcopal church of California, in­ shall exist, cherishing Its living and pr^se^^d arms and three ruffles anifl
__________ on the drums started thsH
voked the divine blessing and the mu­ revering those who fell at their po’t. '.lOUrlshes
minute guns on board the CharlestoiS
sic was supplied by the choir of St. From this sacred spot the youth
our broad country who enter ,.g Ser- and Chicago, which were fired regB
Paul's Episcoal church.
The principal address was made by vice will draw fresh Ins^u-gtlon. Llv- ularly through the remainder .t tb9
ing
be - iovhi
toved ana
and helped
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Rear Admiral Goodrich, command- ( —
o they will
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neipea services.
The second address was given b9
ant of the Brooklyn n»vF
“long their #ay; and when the last
was commander of the Pacific squad- summi.ns shall come, finer
f*"«y tribute
’-‘bit“ Colonel R. V. Dodge, president of th9
ron at the time of the accident to the .they cannot receive thnn that they Bennington Memorial AssociatlonB
Bennington. He reviewed the history ' met their fate as bravely, as loyally and after thecloslng hymn and th9
diction by Bishop Johnson, th9
of the monument and what it com­ and as unregrettingly as did the dead
of the United States ship Benning­ graves were decorated with flowerB
memorated. He said in part:
by **<vjdrtp from Point Loma Hotnsl
"It is not my Intention to narrate ton.
"The finished obelisk stands here
the many noble cases of self sacri-
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IN-nounce« Henry As h l.lar
When sh ewn the foregoing dis­
patch last night Senator Fulton said:
' I called on Mr. Heney for facts;
of course, I knew he bad none to sub­
stantiate his vile Insinuations
1 de­
nounced him as a liar and he now­
writes himself down as one. as he
fails and refuses even to attempt to
submit any statement of facts."
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CEOKCE W. KINStY
builder* of the
K s , . the
Coburg, but who 1
SUE LINCOLN STEFFENS
MAIL PILL SMALL COSE. SMALL PRICE.
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MONUMENT UNVEILED TO MEMORY
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ALBANY CONSIDERS
WATERS OWNERSHIP
ITTLE
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PILLS.
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Portland, Jan. 7.
ial dispatch to the Evening
Telegram quotes Attorney-
General Bonaparte as having
said that Williamson will be
retired as soon as the ne<
sary arrangements
perfected.
PETERS LIBEL
PHILANDER C. KNOX
a bill which is intended to reined?
defects of the present bill.
VESSELS COLLIDE
ONE LIFE LESI
OF OFFICIAL JOB
Afri
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Victoria. Jan 7.—The Brit!’*'
Port Patrick was In collisi in I
day with
Riv r
ALBANY
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Garfield
ous nnmbei
summoned, and the »
»andai of Peters' governorshi
Eas it Africa will be gone into.
Her cargo had
was badly listed and in
lition off Cape Flat:
picked up by the tug Sea Lion.
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