Eugene weekly guard., June 25, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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KVGKNE WEEKLY GUARD. TRI RSIIAY, JI NF. ®A, 1IHW.
MEMBER 54TH CONGRESS U.S. GRAND JURY
I
IL S. ENGINEERS
MARKET DAY
COMPLETES WOW
POSTPONED
PROMISE ASSISTANCE
AND FILES REPORT
rCR Â WEEK
FÜR SIUSLAW SÀH
Re comme ndsPe-ri-na.
fooo D rqps ]
For Infants aud Children.
< Frcm Saturday's Dully Guard.)
( Fr.ini Saturday’s Dully Guard.)
Owing io thv. heavy rain of ’«¡Jiy.
\\ illlaiu Kyle, the Florence mer
Eugen- .- fi-sl market di was pos,- i chant and capitalist, arrived la Eu
pcned by Manager Max Zimm- in m
until next Saturday. June 27, at gene last night from Portland auu
» hb-h time th. w eat her w ill dou'-tli ss left ou this morniu» • <aage for hit>
l
.J ;t‘ such a rain as this »i'- home. While iu ixov...ua .
..aitio.
d m lasts lung
The program t. x» i the office oi t»i. government eng.
i AVcgetablc Preparati«™ for As-
Sate:1; ’ M. Zimmei’lll.ir. anr.. : ■■ », ueers and laid befi .e tile otileers u.
ftcF.xxiandlMiild
I si mìlal
v.t'1 be Ingeer and better than her-*- charge t. e plan oi me ciiikiis ot thi
tuig the Sionj'zik) and Bowel* of
tt foie planned and it is expected
a: wes eru i nd ot the county io spenu
the day a in ue < hug? success. At
I.
$100,uui* tu improv the mourn oi liu
( 'h r < "iii l.? will be secured to I e Siuslaw river
l'he scheme me; win.
1S
married In pub’lc and it is pr >'• Pile the hearty approval oi tne engineer-
that new features will be adde l to and a premise was made tha; t.i< pro
Promotes Digestion.Checrful-
the celebration. The big parade »•11 muter» of the work will b. iurnisueu
ncssaiullk'st Coutains neither
Im pulled
ff, ''s planned, and eV all the machinery and eq-.ipmeui m
Opnitn .Morphine wr Miuurai.
having more time in which to
j ussary with which to do ihe work
I
range it. it »111 be better than it was also slated that the improve
N ot N arcotic .
would have be» n t'day had not t.e meat, ouce started, would undoubted
| ly be continued by the gov<rumeu
rain spoiled the i «ns.
A g. il mm y fainter» cam? ft» ! and that it will not be many yeai
. v n t xlay ■ Mu'.ing that ths .
until a first-rate harbor 1» made a
would nytse. but hundreds who At »O| Florence.
figuring on coming stayed at ho
Tre plan is, as soon as the bind,
Mr Zimmerman, as well as (I
are voted aud dispos d >it, a i. .i
people ot I g ne in gener.’.l, r i
no m e work on u jetty nt .
m.m
I
very much 1'ijt a poatp nemerr of of the river on the t r.i:
i .
the day is neees-.a-y but this was •ho would keep the water 1. >
spr a
only 'hir.g to uo under the elrc un­ ing over (he south spit i m < >i
starees
it in the south c'ia:i. •
it
Apc.fiCt Remedy forConstipa
thought that $100,000 wil. be
tion. Sour Stotiwuh.Dtaithoca
lb tent for this wora, a id >y s<
Worms .Convulsions ,feverish­
lug all th-? machinery l >e trom t.
ness end LOSS OF SLEEP.
HON. W. E. ANDREWS.
government It will proL. >1} be do
cheaper than that.
5’ehraski has furnished to our National Congress some of the brightest minds
Tac Simile Signature of
It will be 'remember I that t!
Ibat have ever adorned that great national legislature. Men of push and tire,
government, u number i t years a ;
men of great oratorical and intellectual resources, jnen v-io have done much to
started to build a north •• y at . i
NEW YORK.
ihape the destinies of the great western section of our country.
mouth of the river.
'I e sum
As
a
result
of
the
June
election,
at
Among these nmdern statesmen of that versatile, American type, is lion. IV.
$153,00(1 was expended by the gov
which so large a part of the slate eminent anti the work abandoned 1
E. Andrews, of Hastings, Nebraska. Hon. Andrews was formerly Vice President
went dry, officials of the Southern is the Intention after the south Jett?
of Hastings College, and established an excellent record as a promulgator of public
Pacific are making preparations to is completed to take up the work oi
r . ..~L; '-?z
(daeation before he became a member of Congress. Speaking of Peruna. he says:
put on the lid on trains through th the nojth Jetty, where the govern
dry counties. No liquor may be sold ment left oft. and complete It.
laact copy of wbappeh
<7 cheerfully recommend the preparation, Peruna,
on tile trains while they are passing
It is sai.l that by building the soutl
through Lane or any other of the dry jetty alone a minimum depth of 1'
as a healthful tonic and a successful remedy for ca­
counties of the state and passengers Let can be obtained over the bar
tarrh in its various forms. ”—Hon. W. £. Andrews.
will be obliged to do without intox­ This is sufficient to admit any lum
icating beverages they specially fa­ her carrier on th«- coast, and many
vor.
Hon. Thomas Cale, who was elected to
Hou. C. Klein p, Congressman from
coasting steamers could easily ent
From Gregory, on the state line to the harbor. With the completion o
Congress from Alaska, is well knoA-n Virginia, whose home address is llig
the south, to Jefferson, where the the north Jetty, also a much greatei
un the Pacific slope, where he has re­ Stone Gap, Va., writes:
Southern Pacific crosses into Marlon depth could be secured
dded. His Washington address is 1312
“1 can cheerfully say that I have used
county, the first oasis in this sta'
Mr. Kyle nnd othirs who have In
Ninth street, N. AV., Washington, D. C. your valuable remedy, Peruna, with
for northbound trains. Is about 300 terests at Fl >rence. Acme and othei
Congressman Cale writes of Peruna:
beneficial results, and can unhesitat­
miles, almost a day’s run. Through points along the river, In fact evert
“I can cheerfully recommend Peruna ingly recommend your remedy to my
all this dreary waste of country, pas one who has timber or other land’
sengers on trains will not be abb- td that nre drained by the river, are verj
m a very efficient remedy for coughs friends as an invigoruting tonic and an
get a drop to drink to assuage their much pleased that the promise of as
effective and permanent cure for ca­
and colds.”
raging thirst.
sistance by the government in thl-
Some people prefer to take tablets tarrh.”
The passenger department of the work has been secured.
Mr. Boss Craig, Fork Vale,Tenn.,had
rather than to take medicine in a fluid
Harriman lines are preparing to have
If the bill empowering the |ssu
form. Such people can obtain Peruna catarrh of the head for two years and
printed on the menu cards in the ance of the bonds Is passed by th«
tablets, which represent the medicinal had abandoned all hope of being cured,
diners that drinks cannot be served legislature next January It Is plan
Ingredients of Peruna. Each tablet is but to iiia surprise Peruna cured him
on
board
trains
while
passing ned to begin the work about next
equivalent toone average dose of Peruna sound and well.
through dry counties. The same pla. i June.
Is followed In the East, when dry
stat s are crossed by railroads, i’s-
sengers avoid the desolating effec'0
of this regulati u. however, by bit.'
ing a sufficient quantity ' f wet good
before the lid is clapped on to la ■'
them until t :e train rolls Into a stat -
where the saloons have not yet been
banished, and the blanket of prohibi­
Profi ssor Joseph Schafer and Pro­
(Fr jn Friday's Dally Gnerd 1
Salt Lake, June 20.—A special dis­ +
Washington, June 20- The
fessor A. R. Sweetser, of the 1T. oi
The. I «a ne County Grand Jury wa( tion spread over the state.
patch to the tribune from Malad, Ida­ + president and partv left for
The rallr >ads cannot do otherwise O., will be lecturers at the Chau an
discharged last evening, and the fin­ than comply with the law In regard
ho, says that the Deep Creek dam. 4 Oyster Bay today on a special
qua at Gladstone Park July 7th to
al report is aS follows:
nine miles above that town, broke 4 train via Jersey City, from
to selling ll’Qiior in dry territory, and
Professor Si h tier
In the Circuit Court of the State the passengers must abide by th" re­ 19th inclusive.
yesterday and a wall of water 20 feet + which point they go by boat
will speak on the subject. "Some
of
Oregon.
In
the
County
of
Lane.
strictions.
As
the
mw
regulations
high swept through the valley, Inun­ + to Long Island. They expect
Final report of the grand Jury for go into effect through iit the Oregon Things I Found id Loud >n.” Prfof.
dating farm lands. The damage was 4 to reach Oyster Bay at 5:35
Swoetser, who Is an eminent blo'oglst
the June term of said court, 1908.
158,000. People were amply warned 4 this afternoon.
counties which voted themselves dry
To he Honorabl C'rcuft Court: — on July 1, plans are now being made In the state, will conduit dally classes
sad no lives were lost.
4
We. •'!<■ undersigned grand Jurors of , by the railr iads to prevent liquor be­ dealing with the following subjects:
+ ++ + A + + + + + + + + + + + +
1. The origin of life.
the June term of the cl-eult court of ing served on board trains while pass-
2. Variation and heredity.
«444444444444444
sc
I
county,
do
respectfully
submit
I
ing
through
the
dry
counties
gfter
4
3. Plant and animal breeding.
this our final report, as such grand that date.
♦ COLFAX THEATRE
4
4. Sanitary hygiene.
jury:
♦
IS TOTAL LOSS 4
5. The gospel of pure air.
That
«'»
have,
to
the
best
of
our
<
4
6. Pure food.
I ability, diligently
MANY
I
’
HONES
OI
T
inquired
Into
all
♦
Colfax, Wash., June 20.— 4
AT PENDLETON
crim s trh ble In said county, that
♦ The Ridgeway Theatre in this 4
have come to our knowledge and with
♦ city was destroyed by fire ear­ +
Owing to the fact that the saloons
as much expedition as was possible
♦ ly today. I. ss. $11.000; In­ 4
(Special Correspondence.)
♦ surance, $5000.
That we have examined the county of Pendleton are to go out of business
Defective 4
Sdlashington, June 20. The II. .F.
Lost Valley. June 15. An accident
cn
July
1,
about
forty
teleph
tnes
♦ wiring
m
.......
................
.
buildings,
located
in
Eugene,
and
caused the fire.
4 Carly Construction Company, of New
which came near proving fatal occur­
♦♦♦♦444444444444 4 York, has been awarded the contract find the court house kept in good have be-n ordered out at that time, red last Monday at the home of Mr.
two years
When
Eugene
went
"dry
”
condition,
as
w
11,
also
as
the
county
for $1,055,000 for various construc­
and Mrs. Andrew Miller, when their
Governor Chamberlain has recelv- tion work on the new army supply de­ tall. We concur in the recommen­ ago ninety telephines were taken out. little- two-year-old baby swallowed
but
within
six
weeks
the
company
ed »n invitation to deliver the Fourth pot at Fort Mason. Cal., to be used dation made by the last grand jury
some concentrated lye. Only prompt
of July address at Grand Junction. as a point for shipping on the Pacific in their final report as to the records had gained back that number and action on the part of the mother sav-
within
two
months
over
120
new
being preserved in the upper part of
Colorado. The governor will remain coast to and from the Philippines.
ed the little one's tife.
It home, however, and will deliver au
the courthouse, and also In the mat­ phones had been installed in Eugene,
Mr. Williams, of the Divinity
so
Manager
Marston
is
not
alarmed
address, pr babiy a Newberg, on that
ter of assessor's office, being re-ar­
the people of Dex-
date.
It has been definitely decided that. ranged s i as to expedite the business at the prospect and expects to gain School, addressed
ter last Sunday.
back
more
phones
titan
are
lost
Albany will have* a football coach of that office.
Miss Vesta Jacobs went to Ashland
Zcri Snow, the Portland lawyer, next fall. The man has not. yet 'been
We also concur in the recommen­ within a few months after prohibi­ last Tuesday. Sin- will remain there
tion
goes
into
effect.
—
East
Orego
­
•u considered rather cold at Chi- selected, but there are several good dation of the last grand jury as to
during the summer and attend the
men In prospect
__________ preparing a cel), with other conven­ nian.
until Fairbanks arr’v°d.
summer school.
—
ient- s necessary, for the keeping of
Dr. Scarbrough was called to the
N EU 5 Nt H ES
female prisoners.
bedside of Mrs. E. M. Johnson last
Exclusive pass nger trains will be Tuesday. She Is not Improving at
We find the books In the office of
the clerk and sheriff and county rec­ put on the Corvallis ft Eastern Rall- the present writing.
r a.l by the Harriman Interests on
ords all kept In good condition.
The neighbors are forming a beef
.fune*22. This Will be the first time club This will be O. K.
Respectfully submitted.
SOREN MADSON Foreman. In the history cf this road that ibis
Every one Is getting ready to com­
line has had anything but mixed mence haying as soon as the sun
J. D COCHRAN.
train service.
An additional train shines.
B. Y. CROW.
will be put on the run between Al­
Regular prayer meeting and choir
S. T BAKER.
bany and
Yaqiiin;1 making
two practice hav ■ b on established to
R. HANSEN.
trains a d In na h direction.
meet Thursday evenings.
D M Pl’RKERSON.
Oreg n s fruit canning Industry
James I’srvin returned Tuesday
T. P. SCHENCK.
will not amount to $5h0,000 this fr tn a
■' k’s trip to London Spring
Andrew« Fined SIOO.
J. B. Andrews, the Junction City season, although normally the Indus­
man. who was brought up from there try amounts to pt least $1,000,000.
|
Huck len's Arnica Htive Win«
vivterday. having been Indietel by Rrtslnesa and not the fruit crop K
Tom Moore, ot Rural Route 1.'
;h- grand Jury for selling liquor, resnenslble for the sweeping reducJ
__ , writes: "I ha-.' a bad I
Cochran. Ga.,
utered 1 pl «1 of guilty late yept- r- tion In the output.
til, June 20.—It was a
< 'omni' ncenmnt ex »Ises for the sore come on the instep of my foot. |
1 was fined $100
moon
and
day
afte
me-comlng/ when Wm. H.
('en’rsl Oregon State Normal School and could find nothing that would |
and cost s.
heal It until I applied Bucklen'» Ar-
a . Drain, which termi..................... ..
‘d In his native city at 8:10
nica Salve. Leaa than half of a 25
nesday,
were
the
mo
’
’
»
Dully
Guard.)
ng. He was greeted at the
Saturd
y
( Fnm
day for me by ef-
cent box won the
......
David Pariremter, who plead’d eirhnstsstlc In the
thousanOs of fri nds and
feet|ng a permanent cure.” Sold un-
school.
Fonrte»n
we
ago
to
the
charge
few
days
gfiilty »
nthuslastlc reception. Jas.
der guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's
TP
nf ItoIvCImiy, was this foreroor «• n- follows: O. C. B-als, .
n. of New York, naminee
drug store.
Ion
Ramsey,
Lillian
lths
In
the
county
tenced f
•idi’t. was In the t irong.
penalty.
He
will
Mires,
Ruth
Brawn
minimum
jail, the
nan, " shouted '"aft as
Only (hn- Place.
M da Tracy, Belle T
begin hir sente&^e
» hand cordially
nfs
Moen.
Maude
As'
in.
<1
«JOO
IÌMrk«*r
E'
* I’m mighty glad to
There la only one place In Eugene
aded tnlity to eell- Woodruff. Charles f
Barkeip, who
i on don’t look as if you
where you can .purchase th" new »
fwd
f
beer,
was
today
K
ilin
D'rk»r*on,
J thr ngh a siege at a nom-
Ing twp tgusrts o
s
1. »
Free Thomas, the a hiterf. f« com ■ standard ’-el tabular < '.nstructlon
firn d $2<f)0 for the• offense.
nvention.”
pletYng
p'an» for a h" dsome country White Frost Refrigerators. An Imi­
felt better," responded
home
and
barn for Thomas J Kirk, tation has been placed on the mar­
DeWitt's
Kinney
and
Bladder
Plils
congratulated Taft on
jn who
are prompt and thorough, and will who lives out In th-- country ten miles ket made of sheet Iron. Wh-n you
of the n
In a very short time strengthen the north of Eugene The ? house contains want a good refrigerator, one that
th y walked arm In arm
«ed com
weakened kidneys. Sold by all drug­ ten room» and bath. Ml*. and Mrs. will not sw»ll or warp wl'h weather
m where they were re­
A«k for «nd try once BLUE BELL Couth Syrnp. Pile Remedy, Man's Pain Liniment, oy
Campbell-Fell-
Kirk e-rtalaly dcy-rv a good home conditions, see ns.
gists.
BLUE BELL* Stomach Tablets, r^arrhoea, Cronp, Nene. Couth, Hay Fever and Catarrh, Blood,
committee from the
man
Co.,
The
House
Furnlsh-r».
plans
they
will
•nd ac< rdfn» to t ’»
General Tomr, Hn(ht Sunihme, Hea«i. Worm. Kidney, Headache« Summer Complaint. Sooth.rg
mmerce.
D19t2Wl Tablet*
for Cbiklren. Liver, Female Kegnlator or Quinsy Tablets
have something to be » proud of.
parade, head d by a
|pd to the residence of
The Pxwt I’llls Evey Sold
iarv ram
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
‘aft on Pike street. Th«*
*1«
"After doctoring 1» year» for
Taft hin
ere
crowdfjd
with
people
• M -
chronic Indigestion, and spending
THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
d iws of the business
For Infant» and Children.
over two hundred dollars, n- thing
I with men and women
Crveh and mil in feed or talt. Proper dote In tablets
»»n
ha*
don«
me
so
much
<ood
i.a
Dr.
Hifrlirork H< H im
’ and pennants. At the
King's New Life Pill».
I roitider
MAKES
YOUR
ST(M K LOOK LIKE TIIE TOP PIHCK
e a great crowd had col-
them the best pills over sold." arrttea
c
1
Bears the
Taft «nd Sherman were
ft F Ay 'eue. of Ingleside. N ( Sold Contain no Sawduat, A»hea, Chop Feed or Bran. Aak for and trr once-8KIDOO Coedition
_*r»d h,
tlly as they alighted from m
S*gzuttur« oi
th* t .
under guarantee at W A. Ki.yken- Tahieta, Worm. Kidney. Chirken Cholera. Blister, Heave. Fever, Hog Cholera tablets. Lona« Powder«
-Ct
8
w
Spavin Cure. Barb Wire Liniment, Pink Eye Distemper, CoUc or Bone Stiffener Tablets,
TV fo from Washington was n it
dall'» drug store. 25 cents.
(From Thursday's Daily Guard.)
Judge Galloway, of McMinnville, is
holding court for Judge Harris to­
day and will continue to do so till af-
I ter tomorrow, as the latter is book­
ed for an address at the Brownsville
, picnic tomorrow.
I innl *200 for tlooze Selling
Ermol Cook, cf Junction City, was
■ indicted by the grand Jury .vest rd ay
. for selling liquor. He was arrested
late in th•• afternoon and arraigned
in court. He entered a plea of guil­
ty and wos fined $200.
J. B. Andrews, one of the men In­
dicted by the grand Jury since U has
been Iq session, was brought up from
I Junction City today by Deputy Sher­
iff Hammon 1,
He was arraigned
this afternoon on the charge of sell­
ing liquor. Time for plending was
set for tomorrow at 9 a. m.
It Is all ged that he sold a pint of
r to T. E. Ettinger cn July 15,
11907.
Cas<-s Continued.
The cases of the state vs. Harvey
Jones. William Twllley and Fred
I Craig, who ar’ charged with contrib­
uting to the delinquency of a minor
girl, were today continued. Jones'
bond was fixed at $1000. aud that of
. the other two at $250 each.
Jury Cases.
In the case of Wm. G. Allen, of
| this city, vs. the Weber-Bussell Can­
ning Company, of Seattle, to recover
i money for eh- rrles shipped by the
1 plaintiff to the defendant, the jury
! last evening returned a verdict for
the plaintiff for the full amount
sued for. A motion for a new trial
I was filed.
In the case of C. P. Houston vs.
i Sheriff Fred Fisk, to recover person-
al property, a motion for a non-suit
' was allowed. Plaintiff was granted
sixty days in which to prepare and
submit brief.
The case of Edwin VanVechten vs.
partners doing businss as the Clara
Mathes Co., to recover money, was ta­
ken up this morning. This ease has
be<-n in court for several years. The
Clara Mathes Company Is a theatrical
aggregation which appeared in Eu­
gene a number of years ago. Van
Vechten wps a member of the troupe
and sued the company while it was
here for about $400, alleged to be
due in wages. The evidence was In­
troduced from depositions. The Jury
found a verdict for the plaintiff.
Tie case of F. H. Cook vs. L. L.
Williams, to recover money,' was be­
gun this afternoon.
Divorce Granted
In the case of Ahnie Dennie vs.
Clarence Dennie, for divorce, a de­
cree was granted today. Dennie Is
the man who was employed some
time ago by the city authorities to
secure evidence against the "blind
piggers.”
I
PRESIDENT GOES
PROPERTY RUINED
10 OYSTER BAY
BY IDAHO FLOOD
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
EK
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
LID ON S. P. TRAINS
IN ALL DRY COUNTIES
AT CHAUTAUQUA
SHIPPING POINT FÜR
PHILIPPINE SUPPLIES
TUFT WARMLY
WELCOME DAT 0L0
BUCKEYE HOME
TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINE TO HEALTH
THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Hare Aiwaji Bought
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