Eugene weekly guard., April 23, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

EIGENE WEEKLY GVARD, Till IlSDAY. APRIL 38. 1 »OS
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CITY WILL OWN
W. V. COMPANY'S
WATER FLANT
MAYOR ISSUES
PRINCE OE SAGEN
PORTI AMO MAN
ALREADY MARRIED
NATURE’S PROTECTION AGAINST DI5EA$t
1 EFEATS FULTON BY
ON ELECTION
TO ANNA GOULD
OVER SIX THOUSAND
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At the »perlai election Stturday
th»- proposition tj pnrcha»e the XVII-
l»n>ette Valley Company's water plat.'
and the proposition to issue 1300,»>00
water bonds was carried by a larg
majority, but the proposition to re­ Bp«-clal to The Guard.
strict burial« within the city limitai
Portland, April 18.—Returns to­
was defeated. Tin- vote» on the »ev-
day strengthen the forecast made last
sral propositions was as follows:
I night of the election of Judge Cake
F> r th>- 8:100,000 Water Bond'
First ward. .
over Fultc-u.
Also that Statum -nt
Second ward.
Ni 1 has carried and Republican»
Third ward. .
l>ractlcal!y concede tliat Governor
Fourth ward
1 Chamberlain has an extremely good
Total............................... •
chance of going to the »mate.
Against Bonds
That Henry’s campaign against
41 Fulton worked bi3 downfall wemi to
First ward . ............................
.32 ne indisputable, meagre returns from
Si ' ond ward.........................
51 conn
•vhere he was suppos'd to
Third ward..............................
47 ha
Fourth ward....................... .. ..
(■"»ng »bowing a tailing
opponent.
off i
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Ellis
.econd district, and
1 Shepard tn i
1 will probably be renominated.
< (ik)-'-, M ijorily «'too.
Advices to the Evening Telegram
¡indicate that
Fulton
has carried
i Lane, Morrow, Sherman (very clo- 1,
Total............................................ .. 4«¡3 i JoMphlne (clow), K an ■ I
Xgalnsf < < l.ietci ics in < i(y I Jinlt» (Crook (very dose), Benton, Tllln-
120
First ward.....................................
11 I tn >< k. Coos, I’olk and Grant ennntie
Second ward................................... . .
Cake ha.i cvrt'le'l Multnojiitil ' very
Toird ward..................................... . . .37 ’".ivy), M irlon, Clackanius D . ;
Fourth ward................................... . . 67 i Linn. Ja'-kson, Musco, Yamhill, Cu­
65 lón, I’m. Illa, Baker, Columh c. and
j perhaps Washington. < »k» 's major­
ity will probably bo over 6000.
.......... 122
Third ward ............... ..
Fourth ward............................ ............. 148 It!..'.I': WOKK ON
MING TRES I LE
Total .................................... .......... 635
( Front Monday'» I)'-Uy Guar!.)
Against Buying XXaler Plant
36
L. N. |( mt-y y* t.-rday received
First ward.............................. ..........
19 front it)' Portl nd, Eugen-
East
Second ward............................ ..........
4« om Railway ('.»mpao.» ! ' ■ contract
Third ward.............................. ..........
Fourth ward............................ .......... 3(1 for building the trestle work for thi
EiigeneHpringfteld trolley lino along
Total...................................... ............. 125 th - bottom from Judkins' Point oast
to the Willamette river at Spring­
field. Ho w nt to the head of the
Springfl' Id millrace today to look
at on of the Booth Kelly Company's
donkey engines there with a view of
se< tiring one with which to operate
his pile driver, and if any of them
At the regular meeting of the Slus- suit him he will move it at once to
law Improvement Club last .Monday Judkins' Point, where the work will
evening, letters from Representatives begin. The hammer for the piledriver
has been delivered, and the machine
will be rigged up at once. There will
lie practically 4000 feet of trestle
work on the line along the bottom,
divided into seven stretches, with
short fill» betw ein them. The long­
est stretch will be over 13(10 feet,
(»ver 400.000 feet of lumber and over
1000 piles will be used in tile con-
«tructlbn of the trestle.
The first stretch of trestle, non
feet long, beglnlng at the point, will
lie finish* d up first and the track laid
on it so that the materials for the fill
and the next trestle may be hauled
on car« over the completed track. The
contract require» that th» work of
building the trestle shall be kept
ahead of th«» track construction work,
and Mr. Roney thhinks he will beable
Io almost finish the entire Job hef »re
the track layers reach th»- trestle it
they go no faster than they arc at
present.
It is probable, however,
that the company will soon put on a
large force of men and complete the
track to the point in a short time.
Th«- Springfl« hl Bridge.
Mr. Roney, who has the contract
for building th«- bridge across the
Willamette at Springfield, says he
will not commence on that structure
SENATOR J. W. DANIEL.
until the trestle 1» completed, Ma­
Veteran Virginia «tatesiwnn who to terfals for Its construction can then
counted it« a possibility In the race for be hiiuled over the track on cars,
the Iteuiocrutlc nomination for preal greatly facilitating the work.
dent.
SURVEY FOR BAR
Al SIUSLAW’S MOUTH
Hawley and Ellis wore read nnd each
expressed a willingness to do all in
his power to obtain a new survey of
the bar
It was «uppmcd that a pa l
of the lait appropriation for the Im­
provement of the liar was still to
our credit and might be used to de-
fray expense» of a new survey. The
congressional report on such ma'-
ter« for the year 1906, showi>d that
the balance had been returned to the
Vnlted States treasury, therefore an­
other appropriation would be neces­
sary, which means at least a consid­
erable delay.
The secretary rend the outline of
the proposed advertising folders to
he Issued by the club, and'after son ••
discussion It was referred to the com­
mittee on publication for revldot ;
hey were also requested to f nd whit
art of the 325 per month, furnish) I
y the county for advertising pur­
ines would be allowed the Siuslaw
■ctlon. Florence West
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'1 XltlUI I».
At the home of E D mpirr. April I
17, 190k, Isaac Dompler and Miss
May Mikswell. Rev. E. J ilarrinxton
officiating.
MILICA I’Rl/.i;
IS
An adjourned meeting of the city
Paris, April IS.—
Cri da Paris,
ufhich professes to chronicle ’.he do­ council was held last night with a
ings of tbe fashionable set of Paris, full board present. The report of the
I Insist» that the marriage of Mme. An- canvassing board for the st- rial elec­
’ na Gould, formerly the wife of Count tion alst Saturday was read and plac­
Railroad Commissioners Altchlson Boni de Castellan--. and Prince Helle ed on file. Mayor Matlock read the
and ('ampi» II, and Bailey, pure food de Sagan, has already taken place, following proclamation, whl< h was
commissioner, appear ti> be easily re­ and that the ceremony occurred at adopted:
Whereas, there was submitted to
nominated.
a little town on the eastern frontier
of France, and that when In New I the people of the city of Eugene.
BIG < Alii: MAJORITY
York Mme. Gould informed her fam­ Oregon, at a special election for that
IN MARION COI XT Y ily that her wedding was an accom­ purpose on the 18th day of April,
plished fact and that “this is why her ) 1908, an initiative proposal after be­
ing ordained by the Common Coun­
Salem,
April
IS.— (Special.) —- family so quickly assented.”
Cake has a majority of 500 in. Mar­
"We add that for certain reasons, cil. pursuant to and in accordance
lon county for senator over Fulton. which delicacy prevent» us from dis­ with the general laws of the state of
Three Statement No. 1 men, Patton, closing, that this marriage can be Oregon, for amending sections 108
and 112 of the charter of said city,
llatteberg andLlIibey are surely nom­ broken.”
and whereas there was at the same
inated, anti one, Winslow. Is defeated.
manner submitted to the p ople of
The others are running neck and
! said city for their approval or re-
neck.
W. M. Bushey is nomlna'ed
-ection an Initiative proposal to
for county judge by a large majority.
, amend the charter of said city by add­
ing a section thereto forbidding the
JI Ilt.E < IkE CARRIES
I establishment of cemeteries or addi­
IM »I GLAS ( (»I .NTY
tions thereto within the city, or the
: burial of human bodies therein, ex­
P.o»' burg, April 18.- (Special)
cept under certain conditions, and
Cake carries Douglas county by 100 MISSIS (»XX EX, Il INCOI K AND
Whereas, the votes cast at said
majority over Fulton. Albert Abra-
WORKMAN RECEIVE
DIPIX»- election having been this 20th day
liotn, Statement No. 1, wins for state
duly canvassed and
PLOMAS FROM EIGENE IIOSl’I- of April, 1908, the said amendment1
senator,and Jones, Statement No. 1,
determined and
and Applegate for representatives. I
of said sections 108 and 112 as afore­
TAL
J. A. Buchanan Is nominated for I
said having carried by an affirmative
joint representative from Douglas I
vote of 66
667 as against 171 n- native
and Jackson without opposition.
The first graduation of nurres votes thereon.
George M. Brown 1 renominated -
, therefore, I. J. D. Matlock,
for nro- ■ ■cutlng attorney over W. XV. . from the Eugene ho-pital took 1» e mayor of said city of Eugene, by vir-
Saturday night, at which tim Miss'-
Caidwell.
t of the atithorlty vested in me a-
Mgry Duluth Owen, Nellie Eug niti
do hereby proclaim, anti tunce
Workman and Constance Ev lvu Han­
the whole number
I .ALLY Ell' HOY niaxs
cock received their dfplomi . they
c -st for and against said
IS I-I LI.Y < (»NI1RMI !» having »pent three years at the Imti-
■d an' ndments are as stated
tution.
The graduation . ■•■r' isea
and that said amendments re- ’
Portland, April is. Yesterdays were not public, anil <■ nsisted of
priinarl' s resulted In the nomination nothing more than a banquet under ceived an affirmative majority k>t
fur l iiiti'd States Senator on the Ile- the direction of Mrs J. T. Wilson. Be­ all vot ■a ca it and that said proposed'
publicati ticket of Henry'M. Cake, of sides the nurses and Dr. W. Kuyken­ amendments, from the date hereof.
Portland, l»y an estimated majority dall, the superlnti tul nt of the hospi­ b<> and the same are In full force and
of 2250 over United States Senator tal, there were present Dr«. D. A effect as a law of the city of Eugene,
Chari»» W. Fulton, and on the Dem­ Paine, Geo, OB. DeBar, Philip Bar-' and a part of the charter of said
ocratic ticket of Governor Chamber­ tie, B. F. Scaire, L. E. McDougall and i city.
That said proposed amendment of
lain, who»« nomination was uncon­ Miis Holstrom, hea 1 nurse. Dr. Kuy-
tented.
Both siicCessfil candidates Itendall addri ssed the graduates and the charter by adding an additional
are adherent» of Statement No. 1. In Dr. Paine spoil»-. Miss Hancock made section thereto forbidding the es­
the first congr«-sslonal district Con-1 a pretty bpeech in behalf of the grad­ tablishment of cemeteries or addi­
tions thereto failed to receive a ma­
gresBinan Hawley was re-nominated i uates.
jority of the votes cast thereon and
without contest. In the second dis-1
thereby failed to become a law of
trlct Congressman Ellis wins from T 1 Cl EARING SITE I OP
T. Geer and George H. Shepherd by |
FIVE-STORY BRICK said city or a part of the charter
thereof.
about 2500 plurality, Geer and Shep-1
In witness whereof, I have here­
herd running neck and neck and A. |
Geo. T. Hall, Sr., this morning be-1
J. Jeffrey and A. J. Derby were Dem- gan tearing out the front of the old | unto set my hand this 20th day of
April, 1908, and caused the seal of
ocratlc contestants for this office.Fig- I
said city to be hereunto affixed.
tires on their race are unobtainable,
J. D. MATLOCK,
but it Is stated the rare was very I
Mayor of the City of Eug ne.
el «»».
Attest: B. F DORPIS, Recorder.
The Stat-ment No. 1. candidates
have swept Multnomah county, there
b. ng only one or two candidates
t'oinlnated who did not subscribe to
it. In the state at larg)- enough more
htiv- been elected to make it. certain
tbi.t a majority of th»- members of
tli - legislature will be obligated to se- I
1»'t the candidate for Vnlted States
senator who receives the grt-a.est
number of popular votes in June.
HOSPITAL GRADUATES
THREE NURSES
I
IM i Y KILLED 111
TR XIX AT SALEM
fl
XX X 1 I I l!«il»X sXX S
XX XXI» T XFT
XX ILL IIE NOMINEES
New York, April 30.
arrived here today
let hl*
daughter, who rame
n her
school in Virginia to
c Mrs.
Bryan, who returns from Eurn|
morrow. He breakfasted with Ken
r.v Watterson, and in an lnt«
¡at. n Walter- n -aid that the .
son boom had started too late
that Bryan would be the nominei
he was convinced that Taft wou
the nominee of the Republican i
xnufacturlng, excited tremen-
us intereat throughout Oregon,
wshlngton. California, Idaho and
ont»"». Hundred» of «amples war«-
•h I. Rome itt the »and was too
The
a wlnr
U «till waiting tor
GIRL THAT CAUSED HIGHBINDER
■e of Ban Francisco ewtim
hr war» for the |Masr)«d-
year« of fighting In verb
e t<<ogs algned a truce.
(.«■neral Suu Bar X **«• thr»
t-e bo-tile leader» In Chi
presence of the chief ot |
PURELY VEGETABLE
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, G|,
Other matters
rs to come up before
the meeting were as follows:
The plat of the Huddleston ex­
tended addition to Eugene was pre­
nn<t adopted and an ordinance
approving the addition passed.
The plat of Walnut Park addition
was pri ented, but referred back to
th owners for slight correction.
The annual reports of the recorder
nd tr asurer, upon mation of Coun­
cilman Williams, were referred to the
finance committee to be audited.
Street Matters.
The street committee was instruct-
front
ed to put in a cement walk
of the Cyclone hose house on East
Eleventh street.
The matter of thp extension of A
street from the corner of the Univer­
sity campus north to the mill race
was referred to the street committee
with power to act.
The request of J. C. McElroy for
using a breeding stable near the S. P.
the
right-of-way,
just opposite
friendly warehouse, was granted.
An ordinance establishing the
grade of'West Seventh street from
Blair to the western limits of the city,
also an ordinance for the improve-
ment of the same ltv grading and
graveling, were passed.
|
A petition remonstrating against
the change of the car line from Alder
street to A street, signed bp a num-
her of persons interested, was n|acwl
on file.
A. Street Roller
A repr sentatlve of the Buffalo
Pitts Engine Company was prescn’i-
the meeting and addr -sed the route
ell on the matter of the purchase of
a ten-ton steam roller for the ettj’.
treets, to cost 335O0. The nutter
was referred to the street icmmitt-
for investigation.
The lire and water committee iw
the chief of the fire department wet,
Instructed to pripan an ord in*«,
defining the powers and duties of th,
fire ami water commit!
of the
chief, driver and of all the offiett,
of the fire compani»
This is the
result of the recent trouble betwees 1
the fire and water committee and
Driver Croner.
DeWltt’s Kidney and Bladder PHh
are prompt and thorough and will in
a short time strengthen weakened
kidneys and allay troubles arieing
from inflammation of the bladder.
Sold by all druggists.
O. T. Tabler, who arrived here om
day last week from Birch Lake.Mlno.,
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was brought here through the
forts of the promotion department
of the Eugene Commercial club. He
has a family of a wife and seven
children and is an expert gralner and
painter.
Ask Matlock
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For
Alabasti ne
Late returns from Portland this af­
ternoon state that E C. Bronaugh Is
renominated for circuit judge by the
GOVERNOR HARRIS.
Republican». C. N. t Pat I McArthur
Is also nominated for joint represen­ Ohio executive, who Is an in ti rr sup­
tative from Multnomah and Clack­ porter of Secretary Taft for the presi-
DeWitt'» Cnrbollxed Witch Karel amas counties, being one of the few ti-iicy.
Salve. It Is especially good tor pile«. anti stat ntent No. 1 candidates who
Sold by h II druggists
were successful there.
frame buildings on tile site of the
Odd Fellows' new five-story brick
bulldi ig at the corner of East Ninth
and C.ak strict«, preparatory to mov­
ing it away. A portion of the build­
lug will be t rn down and the re­
mainder moved t<va lot adjoining Mr.
Hall's warehouse, the present storage
capacity being limited.
Poyner &
Hunt have the contract to move the
building.
The occupants of the old building
have all moved out, Mrs. Fox. the
milliner, being the latest, She moved
her stock of goods out this morning
and will be located In the racket store
two doors wist tintil a more suitable
location can bo found. Condon's bak­
ery moved yesterday, and is now lo­
cated in the new Hulln block further
west on the same street. Hamilton &
Van Ordstrand*» grocery was moved
last week to the new Barnard hulld­
Ing at the corner ot West Eighth and
Charnelton streets
Just as soon as the old building is
off the ground Carson Mathews will
begin the work of excavating for the:
new block and It is expected that :
brick work will begin about the mid­
dle of May, or possibly liefore.
i \< laimf . d
■te wrr» angula
I*
•a *>-re clay
building »and
Some exceptio
tame from
e c c
^¡9«
wir*
».
Kirk Barr, a slxtecn-year-old bov,
who»“ parents reside at Turner, was
r tn over and instantly killed by the
Cottage Grove local at the Southern
Pacific passenger depot about 9:30
last night. The boy was trying to
board the train while it was tn mo­
tion, lost his hold anti fell under the
wheels. The body was badly man­
gled and the head almost severed
from the body
Salem Statesman.
Special to The Guard
Portland, April :
The 31 OU
prise offer made by the Columbia
Steel Company, of Portland, through
Ore—on Dev»
sand testing 98 per cent pure »Bica
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The preservation of health and prevention against disease is
entirely ¿pendent upon pure, healthy blood; every organ, th ue.*
»¡new of the body draws on this vital fluid for nourishment and f;ree^
Poisin. humors and germs from various sources often get into theSJ
and then this great life-stream becomes a Source of infection anddi-J'
insteadof a nourishing, health-sustaining
Heredity is likewiijj
important factor, regulating the quality of the Wood Some persons .reh(*
with tainted blood from diseased ancestry, and Scrofula tn one of its nnnjr. ’
forms is sure to crop out some tune in life.
Not only poisons in theblZ
are resnonsible for disease, but when the circulation is run down and becot£
poor and weak in quality, then we see the effect in a general bad condu£
of health, such as weakness, sallow complexions boils and variou* sk’
eruptions. All blood troubles require a tonic and blood purifier, and r.„»
rxtht-r equals S. JJ.
S. S.
Orrxoe zl,»
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other
It goes
down
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very foundation of the trouble, and renjLz
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every particle of the poison or impurityfr£
the blood.
And not only does S. S s
® w antidote the poisons, humors and germs b«
it possesses health-giving, tonic property
which build up and strengthen weak, ¡mJ,
erished blood, and fortifies the »vstemagihL
disease. S. S. S. permanently cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Vlcm
Scrofula, Eczema, Tetter, ar.d all other skin diseases and disorders. Uuj
on the blooU and any medical advice free.
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and you will then Have the most artistic of all backgrounds
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You can have your entire home decorate 1 in one harmonious color scheme, carry­
ing cut your individual taste and ideas in each room, and making the walls blend
perfectly with the woodwork, rugs and furniture.
Y°UjCaL aV0‘d thC dirt dnd b°ther °f kalsomine» the sameness of wall paper pat-
terns and the unsanitary conditions that invariable follows their use,
by having your
home decorated with
Alabeustine
Sanitary
Coating
Wall
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Ala-
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Carter's Crude White Lead
Crown Mixed Paints (best in the world)
Kosc.ock Stains, Varnishes and Brushes
Wen I
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