Eugene weekly guard., March 19, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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8ERT PRESCOTT
FOR U. OF 0,
w
Monmouth. March 13
f’
escott, of the University of
won first place In the state it
here
legiate oratorical contest he
was
tonight. Mr. Prescott's oral
entitled "Mercy That Com
Th- decision is a popular on,
Joseph G. Richardson, of McMinn­
ville College, was accord d second
place, while Clarke B. Belknap, of
Willamette University, »as judged
third best out of
ants.
At the business meeting this after-
noon resolutions were adopted in-
dorsing the 3125.000 approprlation
far the University of Oregon, and
urging a liberal sum for the Mon-
fouth State Normal School, inasmuch
as this Institution is the oldest and
largest of the state's four normal
schools.
College Enthusiasm
MRS. MART MEYER.
MISS 11EI LA II B. BROOME.
MISS JOSIE SCHAETZEL.
IfRS. MARY’ MEYER, Thomson
Avenue, near Shell Road, W in-
held, L. 1., N. Y., writes:
“I have been annoyed with a cough
for years. Often it was so bad that I
could not sleep half the night. Many
people thought I
had consumption.
Consumption
“A woman recom­
Was feared.
mended Peruna to
me two years ago.
I beg»n to take Peruna. and now I am
perfectly free from a cough. I am glad
touy that Peruna cured me entirely.
“I take Peruna occasionally, when I
do not feel well, and I also give it to my
children.
‘•Peruna is the best medicine for coughs
udcolds. I have told many people how
Buch Peruna has helped ine.”
Mrs. Hettie Green, R. R. No. 6, Iuka,
Hl., writes as follows of the efficacy of
Peruna:
L<-lA«t November I had catarrh and
felt so miserable I thought that I would
go into consumption.
“I tried so many doctors and medicines
but nothing did me any good, only
Peruna.
“After I began the use of Peruna I be­
gan to improve in every way. My head
did not hurt so much, my stomach is all
right, my bowels are regular, my appe­
tite good, my complexion clear, my
eyea are bright and am gaining in flesh
and strength.
“I think Peruna has no equal as a ca­
tarrh remedy."
Peruna tends to lessen the cough, de­
cresses the expectoration, strengthens
the patient, increases the appetite and
in many cases procures sound, refresh*
ing sleep.
Runs High
As hostess of the Inter-collegiate
Oratorical Association of Oregon to­
day, Monmouth gave herself com­
pletely to the college spirit, which
was everywhere manifested by the
enthusiasm of the friends of the com­
peting Institutions for the honors of
the annual contest.
The business
houses and numerous residences were
gaily decorated with the colors and
pennants representing all the con­
testing schools, and
across Main
street was a banner with the State
Normal's welcome to the association.
In fact, the town had a holiday
pearance.
ANNA GOULD
LEFT HER FRINGE
JAPAN DENIES THAT
FLEET IS PREPARING
FOR CHINESE WAR
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Yesterday's Advises.
Pekin, China, March 13. The Jap­
anese-Chinese war cloud suddenly
took on a darker and more ominous
shade today, when the dowager em­
press, Ann, stepped into the contro­
versy and forbade the surrend-r by
the foreign office of the Japanese
steamer Tatsu Mam, held by the Chi­
nese.
The empress Is being strongly sup­
ported by the strongest members of
her personal court, who are urging
that China fight rather than submit
to the indignities of Japan's ultima­
tum.
Against the empress is pitted Yu­
an Hsl Kai and the officials of the
foreign minister’s office, who favor
peace at any price at this time, owing
to the internal disorders in China
and the activity of the liberal rebels.
Tile foreign office is understood to
have arked the British minister to
get his government to arbitrate.
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Pekin, March 11
Negotiations
between China and Japan over the
seizure of the steamer Tatsu Maru
are making favorable progress. Chi­
na agrees to pay for the arms seized
and retain them, also io pay demur­
rage for the delay 'of the steamer.
Japan agrees to adopt and enforce
regulations against smuggling arms
and ammunition into China from Ja­
pan, but refuses to Include Macao in
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Miss Beulah B. Broome, 409 12th St.,
Miss Josie Schaetxel, General Deliv­
N. £., Washington, I). C., writes:
ery, Appleton, Wisconsin, writes:
“I have suffered from weak lungs and
"I Contracted a severe cold which
catarrhal troubles for fourvears,brought settled on my lungs in very short order,
on by many neglect­ and it was not long until it developed
ed colds, but on the into a serious ease of catarrh. Every
Weak
Lungs
recommendation of morning I w ould raise a lor of phlegm,
For Years.
a friend I gave which was very disagreeable. My di­
Peruna an honest gestion was poor and my lungs sore.
trial and I am pleased to state that it
"After a few doses of Peruna I began
restored me to perfect health. There to m< nd, and felt
is not the slightest trace of catarrh in that if I kept on
my system and my lungs are perfectly taking it it would
sound.
not be long until 1
PRINCE HELIE DE SAGAN.
"1 unhesitatingly give this testimo­ would be well. I
Pendleton,
March
13.— +
nial.”
With sixty thousand infected ♦ AtXIDENT AT
was right, for in four weeks I was well
sail, that the state rooms supposed
sheep In this county two years ♦
Mrs. William Hohmann, 509 N. Paul­ again.
THURSDAY
to have been reserved for him were,
ago, effective dipping has re­ ♦
ina St., Chicago, Ill., writes:
"I think Peruna is a grand medicine,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
for
the
Castellano
THE HORNE
Iowa City, March 13—John
duced the number until today ♦
"I suffered with catarrh of the bron­ and wish to add my testimony to the
children and their tutor.
+
Brown's wagon, in which he
BADLY HURT
the
sheep
commission
finds
chial tubes and had a terrible cough ever many others you have.”
It is now said that Couut Boni's
made many pilgrimages dur­
not a scabby sheep tn the ♦
since a child. After a while it got so
attltutde
toward
his
wife's
trip
to
ing his crusade against slav­
The tight against consumption is be­
county. The entire state is ♦
bad I had to cough both winter and coming a national problem.
America has changed recently, and
Thursday
night
about
10:30
ery, was destroyed by fire
also practically free and the ♦
that
he
would
probably
have
per
­
o’clock as Arthur Scott was coming
summer. Finally, I burst a blood vessel
here yesterday.
Brown left
+
commission
has
Issued
a
proc
­
Everywhere we hear of sanitariums
mitted her to take the children to
in my throat from the strain of cough­
the wagon here 4 8 years ago.
lamation declaring dipping ♦ down the west approach of the wagon
New York for a visit, but for the ap-
and it has been preserved
ing, next a blood vessel in my stomach, established at the expense of the state
for the spring of 1908 unnec­ ♦ bridge at Springfield In a buggy the
pearance of Prince de Sagan on the
since by Herbert S. Fairall,
♦ horse fell off of the approach to the
so I kept getting worse and doctoring, < for the treatment of the vast army of
essary.
scene.
ground, a distance of about six feet
a pioneer newspaperman.
and even then could get no relief. I consumptives.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ down, badly damaging the buggy but
The open sir treatment, fresh air and
thought, and everybody else, that I had
not Injuring either the horse or the
sunlight, are recognized by the medical
consumption.
young man to any extent.
Young
“Reading the papers about Peruna 1 profession generally as being the great­ WOMAN’S PLEA FOR
Scott had stopped on the approach to
est
necessities
tn
the
treatment
of
con
­
decided to try it, without the least bit of
STATE UNIVERSITY
talk to some young people on the
bridge, and in starting the horse
hope that it would do me any good. But sumption in all its stages.
again he touched it with the whip,
(Albany Democrat.)
after taking three bottles I noticed a j Dr. Hartman has for many years ad­
frightening the animal, which reared
Eugene, March 10, 1908.
change. My appetite got better, so I vocated the fresh air treatment for con­
and plunged and fell against the rail­
To the Editor:—What is the mat­
kept on, never got discouraged.
sumption. At the same time he has
Butte, March 13.
Dispatches to ing of the approach, breaking it
ter with some of the people of our
"Finally I seemed not to cough so recognized Peruna as a useful pallia­
the Inter-.Mouptaln state that the down. The horse in its struggles to
beloved state of Oregon?
Why do
much, and the pains in my chest got tive for the many distressing symptoms they fight against their own inter­
entire business section of Big Timber, arise rolled off the bridge and to the
better. I am well bow. 1 cannot tell which accompany the white plague.
on the Northern Pacific, was burning ground, dragging the buggy and driv­
ests? Is it a fact that our citizens
you how grateful I am, and I cannot ■ The promptness with which Peruna do not believe in education, higher
at noon. Aid from Livingston and er with it. Mrs. A. E. Churchill, who
thank Peruna enough, It has cured relieves a fresh cold, and even removes education?
Bozeman Is being sent, and the loss I resides at that point, was on her way
And can a state insti­
is estimated in excess of 11,000,000. home from a lecture, and was near
where doctors have failed. People who chronic colds, is •well-known. This tution exist without reasonable sup­
the horse when it started. It came
think they ha*e consumption better ranks Peruna as a reliable prophylactic port from the state?
Did Town Wipisl Out.
near running over her. but fell before
I am not opposed to denomination­
give it a trial,”
I against consumption.
The building now under way in
Spokane, March 13. The old town i reaching her. Mrs. Churchill’s son
al schools. I believe in them. I am this city Indicates the thrift and en­
was practically helped ‘ Scott
to get the anima) to its
‘
"
not opposed to the State Agricultural terprise of the citizens of Cottgae of St. Marcs, Idaho,
College. We need that, too. In fact, Grove. Two handsome bricks are In wiped out by a fire which destroyed feet after It had fallen and it was
we need all our schools. But we can- course of construction, the Hinds ii six business houses last night. Loss found that the animal had suffered
no injuries to speak of. The young
not do without a university, a place Stewart block and the Porter & Stew­ About |55,000
The new section of the town was man was bruised up and one of his
where girls and boys with limited art block. C. H. Burkholder, one of
I
shoulders sprained, but not badly.
means can get an education that will the prominent business men of the not damaged.
prepare them for good positions. Ex­ city. Is rapidly making arrangements
amine if you will the papers that con­ for the construction of a fine con­
(Special Correspondent).
tain the positions that are filled by crete building at the corner of Third
Marcóla, March 11.—Most every­
the class of 1907.
Now there are and Main streets, he having added to
one is now getting in their spring
W ashington, March 12.—The hear­
boys, bright, Intelligent boys, who are the width of his lot by the recent pur­
crops, as the weather is favorable.
ing on the Oregon and California
>
working their way through college, chase of the Benson drug store build­
Wm. Amos’ store is to be sold at
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land grant resolution was resumed
this week.
New York. March 14.—Declaring doing any kind of legitimate work ing. Mr. Burkholder at the present
before the public land committee this
Harrisburg. March 13.—The jury, auction
time has a brick on the corner and
The Mohawk Lumber company is that it is only from the forest rang­ they can get.
morning, representatives
of
the
Some writer said through the Ore­ the drug store building Is also of
in the first of the capitol conspiracy running twelve hours a day to fill ers In the service of the United States
E. J. Fraslup has sold his entire Booth-kelly Lumber Company and
esses tonight gave a verdict of guil­ their tie contract and then they will that scouts can be recruited for ser­ gonian that the professors of the Uni­ brick, but these two buildings will herd of Hereford cattle which he has other purchasers being heard. They
vice "in the war that is coming,” Gif­ versity were a set of ungodly men. be torn down to make room for the had on the Dunn farm south of the make a plea for an amendment con­
ty as to every one of the four men probably shut down this summer.
F. B. Phillips city for several years to J. O. Sto-
The S. P. company is closing Its ford Pinchot. chief forester of the That Is not true. The teachers are, modern structure.
firming titles to land heretofore sold
who have been on trial here for the
Mill No. 1 was closed yester­ department of agriculture, startled from the president down to the as­ is also making arrangements to con­ rey, president of the Portland , Eu- by the railroad
company on the
last seven weeks, after six hours’ de­ mills
sistants,
members
of
our
leading
struct a brick on his vacant lot on gene & Eastern Railway Company,
day; mill No. 3 will close today, his hearers at a dinner last evening
liberation. Two ballots were taken,
churches, with a few exceptions, and the south side of Main street,, be­ who recently bought the old Whitney ground that the purchasers were act­
and
mill
No.
2
will
probably
close
by
discussing
a
future
war
as
if
the
but the jury did not come into court
not only members but better and tween Third and Fourth streets. In farm southwest of the city. The cat­ ing in good faith, regardles of what
conflict were unavoidable.
until two hours after reaching a con­ in a few days.
more efficient men and women I connection with this there are sev­ tle have been taken to the latter may have been the intent of the
"In
the
great
war
which
this
coun
­
Fischer
Brothers
’
mill
will
not
clusion.
railroad company.
try will fight, but which 1 hope with never knew anywhere. The school eral handsome residences being plan­ place where Mr. Storey will devote
,
shut
down
for
a
while
yet
and
may
One Blodgett, of Michigan, who
The men found guilty are John
does
not
claim
to
bo
a
religious
Insti
­
considerable
attention
to
the
breed
­
ned,
while
It
is
rumored
that
one
or
all
my
heart
it
will
not
have
to
fight
continue to run all summer, as men
represented the majority stockhold­
tution
and
yet
they
are
laying
the
two
more
bricks
will
be
erected
dur
­
ing
of
thoroughbred
stock
until
such
will be more plentiful this season
ers In the Booth-Kelly Company, stat­
foundation for a betterment of men ing the summer.
a time as he concludes to sub-divide
than they were last.
ed that his company had been ap­
and women. A prominent business
The third operator 'has arrived at th» tract into smaller ones and place
proached by railroad officials and
told
me
a
few
days
ago
that
man
the
Cottage
Grove
office
In
answer
to
them
on
the
market.
ELMIRA ITEMS.
asked to co-operate with them In ail
the saloon element were going to the United States law providing for
effort to prevent the passage of the
▼ote against the appropriation be- nine-hour “tricks” at all railroad of­
(Special Correspondent.) .
pending resolution and stand off a
cause
the
professors
worked
so
hard
I
fices. The new man Is an Oregon
Elmira, March 12.—John Horn
suit, but he salt! they had declined.
In Eugene for closing the saloons.
boy named Crawford, though he lias
and family are visiting their parents,
And now why are some taxpayers traveled from Omaha to the Philip­
Portland, March 11.—Schwartz-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horn.
making so much noise about the ap­ pines, coming last, from Nebraska schlld * Sulzberger, the biggest in­
Miss Laurel Inman came out from
propriation?
Just
go
to
work
and
City. The hours at this station are dependent fir mof meat packers In
Eugene last Saturday.
She will
figure out how much more our taxes from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m, night man the United States, will build a pack­
teach the school known as the Sweet
Philadelphia. March
13.--With
will
be
on
account
of
raising
this
from midnight to 9 o'clock in the ing plant In South Portland costing
district, four miles northwest of
the returning wave of prosperity the
money for the University and you morning.
31.500,<100,
If
the
council
will
per
­
This
araangement
gives
Elmira.
will wonder why any reasonable man two men In the office from midnight mit the establishment to be located United States mint Is again a golden
Mrs. Jackson, from Ashland, has
beehive of activity. About 550 per­
objects to It. Lest you do not under­ to 3 a. m.
During that time two within ih. < ity limits. An ordlmim .
purchased a tract of land formerly-
stand the advantages of the State heavy trains pass here and there Is will be presented to the council to­ sons were at work yesterday, there
owned by W. Nichols. She will erect
being large demands for the coinage
University, I will give mv personal quite an amount of baggage work.
night for passage granting the firm of gold and silver and copper, result­
a new house soon
Also Mr. Liniar
experience in the matter.
Almost
George
Comer
has
sold
his
harness
time
enough
to
construct
and
oper
­
has rented J. C. Horn's place here
eight years ago I was left with a lit­ shop to Messrs. W. F. Wheeler and ate a modern packing plant on the ing from better financial conditions.
in the village. He expects to make
tle money and one child to educate. J. C Scott, mechanics, who are from present site of the Zimmerman Pack­
Elmira his future home.
NOTICE.
I lived in Albany. 1 love the place, Portland.
Mr. Comer gives up his ing Company's establishment.
The Christian church is progress­
Notice Is hereby given that the an­
for better people can be found no business because of bad eyesight. His
The plant to be erected In South
ing under the leadership of C.
< ■ C.
<
place on earth, and it was in that eyes are giving him much trouble. Portland will be a duplicate of the nual meeting of tile Llewellyn Tele­
The
Curtis. . 71
— Bible
-------- school is having
place I spent the happiest days of my Invoicing was commenced last Tues­ Schwarzschild & Sulzberger estab- phone stockholders will be held at
a contest within its own ranks. Jack-
life and yet after I lost everything day and the new proprietors take pos­ llshment In Chicago. The capacity the Central School house March 28,
son and wife will hold us a meeting
but my little girl and a few hundred session at once.
of the Portland establishment will be 1908 at 1 o'clock, p. m.
about the first of April. The C VV
dollars I knew that, although God
J. H. Perkins, Secy.
C. Ross King and family are now 10,000 cattle, 25,000 hogs and 15,-
B. M. have twenty-five members of
spared my health I could make a liv­ located at Corvallis, where Mr. King 000 small stock a week.
the auxiliary.
ing, yet it would be Impossible to ed­ Is putting in a new and up-to-date
Smithson Wins Again.
Charles
Gibson
and
Floren
ucate my child So I decided to come stock of drugs, to which he will give
C. Arnel, one of the substantial
Philadelphia, March 13.—At the
Quinn spent Saturday in Eugene.
to Eugene, and here, with the oppor­ his personal attention. — Western Or­ citizens of Marcóla, was In Eugene Indoor meet tonight F. 8. Smithson
Ed. Sawyer has sold his proper
tunities that a state Institution af­ egon.
today, He says everything Is quietlef Portland broke the world's record
In Elmira to L. Blevln; purcha
fords. I have given my daughter an
JAMES M. SHUMAKER
there now since the sawmills have for 50-yard three hurdles In 6 2-5
price
31000
and
a
span
of
horses.
JOHN H. SANDERSON.
education that has enabled her to
seconds.
closed down.
Mrs. Erickson and daughter Hein
Found guilty by the Jury of graft­ secure a lucrative position, and has MIIH. HATTIE < I HUM.
f >und guilty by the jury of graft-
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
<>P
.11
ACTIOS,
DEAD
ing
in
connection
with
the
building
prepared
her
as
a
University
gradu
­
* <'"I‘n"r,l°n with the building
.
, and furnishing of Pennsylvania's new ate to get a situation in almost any
ad furnishing of Pennsylvania's new Eugene.
Mr Dalzell, on- of the members or state capitol building.
Monroe, Or.. March 11.—The body
business.
capitol building.
the Elmira Lumber Company. Is pre­
of Mrs. Hattie Curtis, wife of Frank I
KATE CUNDIFF.
H Sanlerson. contractor; William paring to build a new house near the goon, the only quarter to which this
Curtis, of Junction City, Oregon, was
laid to rest in Simpson's chapel cem­
,
.1 government could look for scouts Is HEYBURN WOULD
w.,u'<*‘‘r' °*'a’i<Iitor-general; W. L. sawmill.
•p a . Fountain ha« ju«t improved the bureau of forestry. There and
etery Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs.
Sh ,0**'
treasurer; James
SI RV EY OREGON
Curtin, in coming to Oregon in the
• “x-superlntendent of pnb- his place by putting a new wire fence there only are men trained in such a
fashion as would be of service.”
• 'u‘‘<iings and grounds. Motions around his property.
Senator early ’80», settled near Monroe, but
Washington, March 11
Pinchot also said that there was
Mr Bradford is going to put in a
Mrs
W|1.aew trials were made in each
Heyburn has secured the passane later moved to Junction City
brick repress this spring. He has sent only timber enough in thia country through the senate of his bill pro­ Curtin was a member of Diamond
to last for thirty years.
Only Sanderson and Snyder were for the machine.
vMing for the survey of all public lodge. Degree of Honor, of the United
New York, March 14.—A startling ted suicide, and when the doctors
Miss Bertha Mounts, of Spring­
Woman's Relief
»i7°Ur' wh*n the verdict was given
unreserved In Artisans, of the
__
land, reserved and
Corps and other organizations, The story of how five or six young girls worked over her today she begged
’J“1- »ould talk. None of the field. Is visiting the Taylor family
Montana
and
Call-
Idaho,
Oregon,
BURGLAR)
st the cemetery came to New York from St. Paul a that she be |>ermitted to Join them.
services
f r ^e defendant» would •ay thia week.
AT JUMTIOX CITV fornia. Under the present system, funeral conducted
Miss Bessie Hale returned home
by
the Degree of [ little over a year ago, and had com­ She would not give the names of her
I
•VUing about the case.
the government only surveys land were
Tuesday morning after visiting rela­
Diamond lodge, as-' mitted suicide, was related today by companions, nor admit the formation
staff
from
Honor
I’Haltr Fine and Prison.
of
actual
settlers,
upon
the
request
.March 12. Burg-
The m» Imum penalty for each de- tives the past week
, t
stem tend slated by R» V. . E. 1 H. Belknap, of Les-, Helen Baxter, aged 17, whose attempt of a suicide pact. Two of the girls.
this
I merchandise Mr. Heyt
hMant
Fred Walters has caused the disap­
lie Methodii t Ep ilscopal church, of. last night to commit suicide with gas Including Helen, were the victims of
.•Ict.ment
two years’ Imprisonment
to
rettrd
1 hr Son Sun-
M
»»d 3u.
leaves her was frustrated. She said that after the wiles of men.
dec ceased
Salem. The
Hne. The four men were pearance of one old building on his
inter with
He wi
^tavtetei 'f d-frauding the state in property. Let the good work go on
children: I graduating at the business college in
I
husband and rhe following
California
Montana
n<l
’»nishi!
St. Paul Dienn't Know ll<*r.
May we a.l prospe
Mrs. Mary Justice and St. Paul they came to New York to
Otis Cur
endment
i
the new capitol, which In Elmira.
hav<*
an
enough in the village to erect new Ent nep t
St. Paul, March 14.—Helen Baxter
J*
George William, John. Delia and I mak< eheir wav In th«- world
bill anprofi
11 3.000,000, Instead of
sundry e
31 a *.
i'ínK
r
by
i
nut known here.
by one her companions had commlt-
Bertha 'urtis, all of Junction City.
. the figure at which the buildings, and improve the looks or Th»
dent money to 1 gin th<
i
tontrar *aa
I
i
the place.
estimated.
$. P. MILLS AT
PINCHOT TALK
CAPI FOL GRAFT
MARCOLA CLOSING
GREAT WAR
CONDEMNED
SURE TO GOME
JURY'S VERDICT
JOHN BROWN’S WAGON
DESTROYED BY FIRE
HORSE.BUGGY AND DRIVER
NO SHEEP DIPPING
PLUNGE OFF BRIDGE
FOR NEXT SPRING
I
MONTANA TOWN'S
MUCH BUILDING GOING
HEAVY FIRE LOSS
ON AT COTTAGE GR8VE
J. 0. STOREY BUYS
BLOODED HEREFORDS
SIX ST. PAUL GIRLS
i.