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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1908)
Capt Schwickardi Writes synopsis of I Have the fullest Confidence ni the Efficacy THE STATE'S GAME LAWS C H Mlltse to W H DavU. W I . 75 acres In claim 4 4, tp 20 s.. r. »., »1750. C. B. Sears'et ux to w . D. tract la sec. w.. ,1. I'nited States to tint. 160.57 aires • s.. r. 6 w. I nltvd States to ( I. ent, 120 acres hi se< 0 17 r. 9 w. United S’atcs to C. I*. Davis, pat- ent, tract in sec. 24. tp. 18 s., r 7 w. Glendelia Mokes et ai to John B Cooper. W. D. tract in sec. 33. tp. 20 s . r. 3 w„ ,900. United States to Bert Denham, patent, 160 acres in sec. 20, tp 20 s.. r. 4 w. Y'ictor C Stroud et al to Effie Barrett. W D , tract In sec. J 1 ti 18 s., r. 1 w., and sec. 6. tp. ll* ».. r. 1 w O. E Parsons et al to J. R et ux. tract in blk. 3. Creswell, I I'nited States to Charles L. I 120 aerea in sec. 26, tp. 17 s.. w. Lurena A. Zininier et al to I. Campbell et al. lot 6. bl. 3, Blair add lo Eugene. ,150. Charles B. Seers et al to M.» LEVI ANKENY COLD-BLOODED REFUSES TO MURDERER WILL DISCUSS RESULTS PLEAD INSANITY The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths, There is a digenite ju countrv most dattperotts in this use so dec vp- dan v sud< .en » are cau It —heart <Ji»- sJ; <. pneumonia. ^¿4 11 irt failure or n|toplexy are often the result of kid ney disease. If kidney tumble is ; allowed toadvane* ' tile kidney ]><>i*on- eJ blood will at tack the Mlai organs, causing cat irrh of the bladder, or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a pro;>er treatment of the kidnevs. If you ate feel ing liadly you can make no mistake by taking Dr Kilmer's amp-Root, tliie great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold tirtne ard scalding |>ain Itr passing it, and over come» that unpleasant necessity of '.■< a£ compelled to go often through the day, »ml to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing case». bwanip-Root is pleasant to take and is sold by all druggists ill fiftv-ceiit and one-doilar size bottles. You may have a sample Ixittle of this wonderful new dis covery and a Ixx'k that tells all almut it, both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil mer A Co.. Binghamton, N. Y'. When writing meutiou reading this generous oiler in this pajiei. Don't make any mistake, but rrmemi'er the name,Swamp- Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y . on every buttle. Hackensack, N. 4 4 44444444444444 ♦ season Tor bunting female T ♦ gustus Everhard. >ened September 1 and con- St attle, Sept. 10. The ♦ clerk who is i nargiit with the murder ♦ tlll October 31. The open 4 close fight for the guberna ♦ of his aunt. Mrs. Otille Eberhard, 4 torial nomination seems final ♦ whom he lured to a lonely spot In I season for buck aeer opened July 4 ly determined In favor of ♦ Rochelle Park ou July 16 last and nf- |15 and will close ie October 15. The 4 Samuel Cosgrove, of Pome ♦ , ter killing her robbed the body of I following is a synopsis of the game 4 roy. Henry McBride, bis clos ♦ ,,2240. will be placed on trial next laws: 4 est opponent, has wired con ♦ week The case will be called Mon The law gives hunters having li 4 gratulations and promised his ♦ day. and It is expected the trial will censes the right to shoot up to five 4 support. ♦ proceed without delay buck deyr between the dates except Th • cold-blooded character of the 4 Partial returns compiled in Baker. Coos. Curry, Grant. Har 4 by the Evening Times from ♦ murder caused the crime t > l*e widely ney, Malheur, Umatilla. Union and 4 36 out of 3 7 counties on ♦ | discussed throughout the country and I Wallowa counties In Coos and Cur- 4 I'nited States senator are as * | the trial will be followed with close | ry the open season for buck deer Is Jones. 32.129; An ♦ Interest. The murdered woman had 4 follows .front July 15 to October 15. ♦ but recently arrived in this country 4 keny, 16.058. Those may be hunted during this returns on ♦ country. According to the story told Incomplete ,tlme except In Baker. Coos. Curry, ♦ by young Etw rhard. he had persuad governor up to 2 o'clock : (¡rant. Harney. Malheur. Umatilla. First choice: Cosgrove, 21,- ♦ ed his aunt to turu her possessions | Union and Wallowa counties. 65 9; Mead. 23,626: M. Bride. 4 Into cash and come to America iu or The open season for elk Is between 21.4 30. Second choice, Cos- 4 der that he might marry her daugh- September 15 and October 15, and grove, 19,328; Mead. 10, - ♦ ter Upon their arrlval in New York only one may be shot by any huuter 104; McBride. 9611, giving ♦ City he obtained rooms for them and in a season. Cosgrove a long lead on com ♦ then suggested a trip across the river China pheasants, native pheasants, A blinding storm bined first and second choice. ♦ Into N-w Jersey quail and grouse may be shot be 444444444444444 « ame up w bile they were walking tween October 15 and November 30. along the riiili.'tid tracks on the New* In Clatsop. Curry. Coos, Josephine, RUDOLPH B SCHWICKARDI. Spokane. Sept. 10.—Senator la vl | Jersey side, and this aided the de-■ and Tlllamcok. however, the season Ankeny, who appears to have b<. | signs of the murderer. As the two for those birds opens September 15 decisively beaten by Congressman I unsuspecting women were plodding A War Veteran s Tribute to Pe-ru-na. 30. blue and closes November Wesley Jones In Tuesday s direct pi. I along in front of him. he drew bls Rudolph B. Schwickardi,Capt. 89th N. Y. Vol. Inf., writes from 1819 G st Tillamook grouse may be shot in mary vote for senator, was asked In 1 t v Iver. took careful alm and fired ' Washington, D follows : county from August 1 to October the Evening Chronicle if he wo.li 1 Mrs. Eberhard fell at the first shot.1 15. east of the Cascade tn< uutains Having the fullest confidence In the efficacy of Peruna. both as a abide by the result of the vote, and ) but to make sure of her death the assassin fired another shot Into her the open season extends from Aug- tonic and as a remedy for catarrhal trouble, I commend its use In the replied: Prairie body as It lay on the tracks. Th n | ust 15 ;o November 30 strongest possible terms, it should be in every household. ” ”1 cannot state that.” chickens .nay be hunted in Wasco quit tie he went 111 pursuit of his cousin and "If defeated will you tried to kill her. She ran down the War Left Aliments. duties, but from the use of Peruna I am county f-om August 1 to October fight?” 15. The open season for the sage- "1 cannot say what may be the de ; tracks und escaped, while the mur Mr. William J. Lees, 8501 Morgan St., almost restored to health. 1 am quite hen east of the Cascades is from derer fled from the scene of bls veloptnents.” St. Louis, Mo., member Frank P. Blair convinced that it has helped me from August I to November 30. . It was more than a week be "Well, is there a possibility that I ' chronic catarrh, to which 1 am subject. ¡>,„1 No, I, Grand Army of the Republic, Ducks, ees“ and swan mav be shot, you would go before the state legls- fore young Eberhard was found. In It has also lienefited my throat. his confession he stated that during except In Coos and Lake counties, indexOuainander of the U. S. 8. Ben lature with your candidacy?" the week he had traveled us far west | “I can truly recommend it as the l>est from Septemoer 1 to Janita'-/ 31. ton Miss, squadron, writes: "I do not know." as Chicago, but had been lrreslstably , Nearly nil the newly elected mem “The war left me with a complication all-round medicine it has beep my priv Water quail end upland plover may attracted again to the seen« of his be hun'ed fiom August 1 to Decem ilege to become acquainted with. bers of the legislature are formally cf stomach. liver and kidney troubles crime When found he was suffer-1 ‘‘Of this 1 am quite convinced from my ber 31. pledged to the senatorial candidate Ing from a slight bullet wound which ' ind I decided to take Peruna for my The bag limit for ducks Is 50 in receiving th< highest vote in the di own experience. ” iffliction. 1 began to use it about five he had Inflicted upon himself to give rect primary Mr. W. C. Rollins, Prairie View, one week, for upland birds ten In strength to the story he had concoct rears ago at the earnest solicitation of one day. while for geese and swan ed to the effect that he and his auut tome friends. At that time I was only Texas, Secretary of the State Normal there is no limit. NO DOI BT SOW OF had tseen attacked by Italians while The silver gray squirrel may be able to be up about half of the time, and and Industrial College of Texas, writes ANKENY'S DEFEAT walking along the railroad tracks. my health was simply miserable. Icon- that for years be had chills and fever, hunted only between October 1 and But a severe quizzing by the police Seattle. Sept. 10.— Incomplete re broke down his story and ne Is said uder a bottle off and on is a preventive. and after taking Peruna his appetite December 31. returned, he became stronger, the fever It Is always unlawful to offer for turns leave no doubt of the nomina “I certainly do endorse your remedy, to have made a full confession. Near left him, and he is now in excellent sale, barter, exchange or ship be tion of Representative Wesley L. ly all of the money of hls aunt was ind am glad to do so.” COLEMAN DU PONT yond the boundaries of the state of health and vigor. Jones for United States senator over found where he said he had burled Oregon, any deer, moose, mountain Froiulneut Delaware man who la ac Levi Ankeny, the Incumbent. To Helped From Chronic Catarrh. Pe-ru-na Tablets. sheep, elk, silver gray squirrel, swan tive la the tiuauee department of tba succeed ' Jones as representative in It. C»pt. Lemuel M. Hutchinson, Mont Insnnlty will undoubtedly be the Some people prefer to take tablets, prairie checken, grouse and all kinds I congress from the third district Mlles defense of the young «elf-confessed Republican nattoual campaign pelier, Vt., writes: rather than to take medicine in a fluid of upland birds and ducks. It is I Poindexter, of Spokane, bus bees murderer when he Is placed on trial “It give« me pleasure to write you th is form. Such people can obtain Peruna unlawful to hunt without a license, ¡chosen. There was no opposition to Hls father, it Is said, will testify that letter at this time ou account of the good tablets, which represent the medicinal to kill a beaver or spotted fawn or 'William E. Humphrey, of Seattle, I d Insanity Is hereditary In hls family your Peruna has done me when I was Ingredients of Pernna. Each tablet is to run deer with dogs. Night-hunt- Sears, tract in sec. 8. ¡the first dlctrlct, and Francis W and that the sister of young Eber- Cushman, of Tacoma, in the second hard is now confined In an Insane quite done up with a very bad cold. equivalent to one average dose of Pe ling is also prohibited under the Ore , W.. ,1 I Siuslaw Investment Co to Autorin ' district. gon law. “I could hardly perform my ordinary run*. asylum. China pheasant may not be killed Abstract ft Title Co., tract ill Laue < osgroye for (inirrnw. The local authorities and the men in Jackson county at any time, Fe- county. ,20.037. The returns, although incomplete, I guarding Eberhhard say they can see R. L. Sabin, trustee, to .1 M. Coo*. nisi Indicate that Samuel G. Cos-1 no traces of Insanity. Nevertheless, , male deer may not be killed in Coos ¡and Curry counties. It is against the lots 1, k 2 and 3, blk. 50, Junction grove, of Pomeroy, a second choice it Is probable that n commission may | law to kill quail or Mongolian phea City. ,302 6 selei’tion, will receive the nomination be appointed to examine the prison Frank E. Sly et ux : to > Clara A. of Governor of the state of Washing er's mental condition. sants east of the summit of the Cas 19 s., r. ton. I cades until January 1. 1909. It is Lawton. 22.53 acres in tp. Cosgrove's lead on second also unlawful to trap or destry the 3 w. ,12m>. choice votes, and the split on first Emma Sturtevant et al to Pleas- choice votes between Albert E. Mead nests of protected game birds. Shoot Tnklo, Sept. 10.—Marquis + ♦ ing on enclosed lands without per ant Hartwig, tract in sec. 2 7, tp. and Henry McBride, together with ♦ Katsura, the new premier ♦ , (From Thursday's Daily Guard.) the first choice votes divided be A young man registering at the I mission is unlawful, as is also the 17 s., r. I « »I’m, ♦ and minister of finance, in + A. B. Anderson et ux to W. E. tween five other candidates tn tne ♦ an address tonight outlined a 4 Hotel Smeede as J. B. Trey, from | shipment or sale of deer skins un may be Brown, lot 22, blk 5, Fairmount. field, have brought about a situation less they are tagged. Tags Tz“ — ♦ rigid policy of economy for ♦ peculiar in Washington state politics. ♦ Japan. He said the patriot ♦ Spokane, was arrested at the hotel obtained of any justice of the peace »600. (From Thursday's Daily Guard.) Wolf I J. M. Cook et ux to Wm The Washington primary law pro ♦ ism of the people was as nec 4 last night by Policeman Purdy.! or of the countv clerk. Harry Clark, an employe of the any- Hicks, tract in blk 50, Junction City. vides that, where there are four or A hunter's license is good ♦ essary now, when economy + charged with the theft of the sum of | Warren Construction Company nt the ,13 from a woman at the Junction ,900. ni ust more candidates for a state or con where in Oregon and a hunter 4 ♦ was necessary to restore cred E. E. Quimby et ux to A . I). Seo- gressional office, the voter shall in rock quarry at the west end of Skin-1 ♦ it and confidence, as it was ♦ City Hotel. He was placed in the have a license with him while hunt- bert, tract In James Huddleston's dicate upon his ballot hls "first" and ner’s Butte, was severely Injured ’ ♦ during the Russian-Japanese 4 city jail over night and Nightwatch In;'. while at work at the quarry Just be-1 "second” choice for such office. In The fine for transporting game add. to Eugene, ,350. ♦ war He declared that a + man Meats, of Junction, came up and Christopher Hanson et ux to C. Q case no candidate shall receive 40 fore noon. He was prying at one of' ♦ complete readjustment of ex ♦ took him back there for examination outside the state, and for its sale Is 4. blk 1, KiJ- I per cent of the total first choice votes the perpendicular columns of rock ♦ penditures was necessary. ♦ , before the justice of the peace. The from ,10 to ,500 and Imprisonment. Cartwright, part of lot when suddenly the column was loos ,300. say's add. to Eugene, ;bov. who says he Is 17 years of age. , Violation of the game laws calls there shall be added to each candi ♦ ♦♦♦444444444444 ♦ to Delphine I date’s total all hls second choice ened and fell with a crash, catching S. A. Huddleston went under the name of Charles Me-j for a fine of from ,15 to »500 and 16. James ' votes, and the candidate receiving the Clurk before he had time to get out Judge Harris, of the circuit court, Cov at Junction. While there he told' hunting without a license Is punish Goldsmith, tot 7, blk. Eugene, ,10.1 highest aggregate first and second of the way. The big boulder crushed Huddleston's add. to a hard luck story and succeeded in able upon conviction by a fine of today issued a temporary injunction W. Lane, | choice votes shall* be the nominee. his right leg near the hip, and for a United States to Geo. working on the sympathies of the from ,25 to ,500 and Imprisonment order in the case of the Weis-Fargo 80 acres in sec. 20. tp. 19 s., r. 6 w. No voter may cast his ballot for the while It was thought that the limb Express Company vs. Lane County ¡citizens to the extent that a purse of upon the discretion of the court. J M Cook et ux to Junction City same candidate as first and second would have to be amputated, but several dollars was made up for him. •nd Harry Mown, its sheriff and tax Lodge, 128 A. F ft A M , part of lot choice. This provision of the law when he was examined at the Eu Yesterday ,13 belonging to a woman coliector. restraining them from col gene hoHpital a few minutes later It 3, blk. 50. Junction City, ,75. does not apply to judicial, county or was found that amputation was not lecting th» tax undertaken to be lev employed at the hotel and which she I Ella N McFarland to J. .M Cook. local offices. kept in a sewing machine drawer, ied by the assessor against the plain necessary. The leg. however, was 50. Junction lots 1. 2 and 3. blk The early returns indicated an ex terribly mangled and it will be a tiff on the transportation .rights and was missing, and as this boy was the City, ,1250. tremely close contest between Me-1 privileges over 75.90 miles of rail only person seen around there, he Lewis H. Schrarze ft 11X to John Bride and Mead, but later reports dis long time before the man will be hen arrested last road In Lane county. The csae will wa& suspected. R. Chambers, 160 acres in Me. 31. pelled whatever hope the Mead men able to work again. come up for final hearing at the No night he had most of the money on , tp. 20 s., r. 4 w., ,2000. had and the governor announced that his person. II \ItICISIII lit; VOTES vember term of court. Rosa Nettle et al to Albert H. Pea- he was prepared to take the stump Have your abstracts made by Lane body. 15 acres in sec. 10, tp. 17 s., for Cosgrove and would gladly do so. County Abstract Company. Senator It A. Booth, of Eugene, The liquor element backed Mc Carl Julius Grunwald et ux to r. 1 e„ ,550. Marlon L. Job et ux to Andrew J. Bride and fought Governor Mead, so and his brother, J 11. Booth, of Rose- Abraham L. Gall; 160 acres In tp. 16. Job. 60 acres in sec. 6. tp. 18 s., r. that they now hope to defeat the en burg, accompanied by their families, w. ,1750 were In the city on a tour ov rland w., ,1250. 160 actment of u local option law. Devereaux: 5. to Lottie to visit friends at Br iwnsvllle and Mary M. Stevens to George Mldg- e. tp. 19. s. r. 1 In sec. 4, Albany. ley et al, lot B. Ellas Stewart add. lite Journeyman Stone Cutters' greater strength .T'.ieo Miller, of Eugeni*, ha» closed Patent. to Eugeni*, ,70‘to. A-■ ............. ......... _ t n ux n of North ... America will legislation. Ambrose Houck a d‘-al fir the pos-i-sslon of 54 acre«1 Linn John S. Pennington et ux to Zaula s in sec. ho J i;s convention at Montreal, ('an \ Houck: 61.5*1 aci of land on Ingram's Island. Thirty : r°orge T. Sigman, lot 10, blk. 4. Siad len s ida. next t week, beginning Monday. s r. 6 w. »10. acres of It wii < th<* property of J. <' add. to Eugene. ,1 00 R Mur- —o—- Jensen et ux (o C Ingram, which sold at ,40 per acre Luexy C. Potter et al to J. P Duncan. I and 9. block 7 and th ? baiami- that of William Ein ational convention of the In- Campbell, tract In tp. 17 s., r. 4 w 4 4 fold', and brought »50 per a.' lal Brick. Tile and Terra »1. ♦ 4 J. T. Stevens “ finished the season's AUiance will b itin S. H. Friendly el ux to J. P Camp 4 4 run of t rejhlng last Saturday after lext Monday. bell, tract in sec. a., r 4* ♦ noon, bclnp >ut just 23 days. L 4 w., ,1. 4 4 ’ doern't report any exceptional ylel 1 N. A. Whfteake Heller ♦ lhe trip, uuims It w ,uld nt grain on . 1 w. ♦ 1 .86 acres 40 acres in sec Austin Alford, who re ♦ . Patent. »1. bushels of wheat iron A. J. Zumwalt et ux to J. P. Cumj: f- '. 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