EIGENE WEEKLY Gl'ARD.THUihhU'. OCTOBER 8. 11408 SHOT AND KILLED BY HARRY TABOR iFrcni Monday's Daily Guard.) J, Harry Stucke, a farmer residing11 ja tjje vicinity of Deadwood, in the L me Creek valley, 50 mile» west ofj- g.jtene. was shot and killed by Har-j rv Tabor, deputy postmaster at AI-F pSa. Saturday afternoon about 4 Starts Wednesday October 7th STOCK TO BE SOLD ENURE stock purchased from the Bon Marche will be EN71RE sold at just what it cost at the manufacturers Having bought the entire stock at a large discount we will sell the entire stock at less than what other merchants will have to pay, because we do not pay any freight charges. A large stock of Clothing Shoes, Hats, Womens’ Skirts, Coatsand Shoes. Childrens, Shoes, Dresses, Coats and Hoods Remember that every article purchased from The Bon Marche stock will be sold at wholesale cost We are over stocked and must unload, new 7 Wednesday October 7th goods arriving every day, and we must have room. Come here and buy the whole vear’s supplies for yourself and children. We can save you from $25.00 to $50.00 on your fall and winter bill. Remember every article purchased from the Bon Marche will be sold at manufacturers’cost. That does not include the new stock bought by the Crescent. Remember that you can buy for less at this sale than merchants can buy for, because we bought the stock at a large discount and have got to have more room for our new goods which are arriving every day. Don’t wait but come every day and save money. , o'tlsck. A jury empaneled by the justice of tbs peace of that precinct, acting in capacity of coroner, held an ln- .nis; over Stucke's body this morn-. • b ? and found that he came to his I death from a gunshot wound at the I hands of Harry Tabor. Tabor was afterward arraigned before the jus-1 , ,-eof tie peace and waived examina-t He was bound over to the clr-l , - court and his ball fixed at $2,-| „.in which was furnished by a num­ ber of citizens of tha* neighborhood. I Acted in Self-Defense As Tabor waived examination no> trstimony was addijeed before the! justice of the peace and therefore minor details of the shooting are ¡»siting, but from a telephone mes­ sage to The Guard it Is learned that Tabor acted in self-defensa In shoot­ lag Stucke. The shooting occurred ia Tabor's field. He and his wife 5Oc Men’s Shirts, valued to $2.00, at_________ »ere together and were driving the cows home from pasture. Stucke. It 69c Men’s Shirts, valued to 1.50, at......... ...... appears climbed over the fence and appreached them, cursing Tabor. He 2.25 Men’s Hats, regular value 3.50, at_______ baj a pistol in his hand and. so the alary goes, attempted to draw it on . 1,75 Men’s Hats, regular value 3.00. at_____ _ Tabor, whereupon the latter drew Women's »ilk lingerie «vaiata, in all color» anil white, |»'rf«»ct 1*OOO Women’» Skirts in all style» and kinds. In all sisce, from hb pistol, a .32-calibre, and fired. 1 fitting and nuule of the t«*Ht material «nil by the IrM tailor». in They the medium to the very best made of tailors and perfect in fit. 1,25 Hen ’ s Hats, regular 2.50, at ....................... Stucke fell and soon afterward ex-1 aiiort mill long eh-evcw. We must done out till» line to give room were bought with the Bon Marche's stock and must go at once to make started fori • pirtd. Women’s Kimonas at Manufacturer's Cost for our new H im *« (lust ar»» coming In ev«*ry «lay. R»*iiM»iiiber tluvt Tabor immediately roton for our new stock, which is arriving every day. Hundred« of every nniM pun toiM-il from th«» Bon Afarvhe must go at once at Eugene to give himself up to Sheriff sea me all style» to pick frtnn and all colors. Skirts made full and 1.25 Women’s Shoes, value 2.00, at__________ Bown, and telephoned the sin riff nwuiufiM'turvr'a cost. faced. wbat be had done and that he was I Women’s Shoes, value 2.50, at........... ........ 1.50 coming in. The sheriff told him to I Women’s waists, value to 3.00, now 1,69 $4.95 stay there and directed the consta-| Women’s Skirts, value tn $7.50, now 35c Boys ’ Shirts, value 50c, now ...................... ule of _ __________ . place him In | ble that district to now Women ’ s waists, value to 2.50, 89c ••• • y xi -- _U — — » gg \ 255 Women's Skirts, value to 5.00, now. . i -idy till he (the sheriff) arrived 35c Bovs* Shirts, value 50c, now ------------------ 1.89 « !. rwn, in company with Dis-( Women ’ s waists, value to 3.50, now 3.45 Women’s Skirts, value to 6.00, now.. tr: '. Attorney Bryson, left here' Women’s waists, value to 4-00, now All Boys, hats at Manufacturer’s cost. 2.45 1,69 ab t 1 o’clock Scpday morning fpr, Women’s Skirts, value to 3.00, now. • j.. if th • shooting, the dls'r:i t now. __ Women ’ s waists, value to 5.00, 255 1.50 attorney coming up from Corvallis 1 Women’s Skirts, value to 2.00, now n the it 1 Inight train. They arrived there about noon Sunday and at once. ,!• I to investigate the shooting' We an* going tn c I om * y»' clothing. We and the causes leading up to it. llere la wlier«' a man ctui «su' frolli onc-lialf lo <>n<*-tlilr«l on A Family I-Vutl cannot carry a complete line of men's an«l Ixiys’ clothing, ho w «* ar»' Now is tlx* time to buy your chiltlren's shot*« for a «hole year tlx-lr purchaM-, In all color» uiul n I zch and li'iigtli». In ligio ami According to the stories that have to com«-. Infants' Mism-s and Boy«' In heavy nn entire line at manufacturer'» cmt. kind.«, from the h«*aviewt to the lightest. We arc going to ttiMontinue |H'rf«'ct In fit arti workinaiiHhlp. It will |»iy you to buy two or three urday afternoon, the trouble which i all chil«lr»'n's she.«*« iHsaii«»- we !uvv<* not th«* room to carry a full lin«* ne nine a groat Having to you of almont onc-thir«l to one-half tlx* pHir« et fili» »al«*, I mxxvum «' you can gel them at manufacturer's cost. llu utt I In the tragedy has b ■ n of men'», women's aixl chil«Ir«*n*H, so we are going to close out all our l»1 and several rooms In all son school __ ._ _ «n examination before Justice of the ing. but is explained by the fact that Roseburg, Or., Aug 21, 1908.1 Parsons of Eugene. Oregon; Earl the buildings are badly crowded. The Peace Bryson. He was bound over the evidence and presumption of Notice Is hereby given that Mrs. Baldwin of Panther, Oregon; H. B. Manila, Oct. 5. The Atlantic bat-1 superintendent stated this morning to the circuit court, which meets in guilt Is not strong, the statutes pro­ that a new building Is an absilute tieship fleet safely outrode a hurri­ Belinda J Meredith, of Eugene, Ore­ Baldwin of Panther. Oregon November, and was under bonds at viding that a person charged with BENJAMIN L. EDDY. cane which swept Manila Bay for 12 gon. who on Aug 21. 1908, made ap­ necessity. the time he was killed. Tabor was murder In the first degree shall not hours and did much damage ashore plication under the timber and »tone Another new teacher was chosen Register. Portland, Or., Oct. 4.— Soda foun-1 one of the principal witnesses against he released on bail when the evi­ Typhoon signals were displayed I act». No. 0901, for 8*4 of NW 14 and Stucke, and it was for this reason dence of guilt is strongly against tains may bubble forth their spark- Satij-day for the high school In the early Sunday morning, but the storm N *4 of SW*4, Section 24, Tomnshlp states ling fluids today; bootblacks may per8on of m1m rIorPnre j,eBar. Thl, that the latter threatened Tabor’s him. The district attorney ctc*~* vith rub the public shoes to a polish; and ( w|]| necessitate the filling up of one broke over the bay suddenly and un­ 18, south. Range 7 W.t Willamette Notice for Publication. life Stucke a short time ago as­ that the entire community is w..„ of •*- the rooms in the hl high -------- <„ „h school expectedly at noon. It was imposal- Meridian, has filed notice of Intention United States Land Office, saulted Tabor's younger brother and Tabor. The justice of the peace at cigar dealers may pass out fragrant -- to make final proof, to establish ble to hoist the cutters and launches now used for the grammar Roseburg, Or., March 31, 1908. It is siad beat him up pretty badly. first fixed his bail at |50Q, but upon weeds to famishing devotees of nico­ building, grades, for high school work. Five belonging to the fleet because of the claim to the land above described, Notice Is hereby given that In com­ This helped to Increase the enmity the insistence of the district attorney tine; even the small boy tripping rooms in the high school and one In danger of smashing them against the ! before W "•'. Calkins. U. S Com­ mood from Sun­ I homeward In happy moo < Al SE OF RIOT Insldo the breakwater Into the Pa­ 1908. lands In the states of California, Ore­ ¡N'T'tH'RT ROOM or a bunch of grapes. And all this overflow from the grammar grade» sig river, where they remained all I ber. • v «-4l|- ably younger and has a wife and two Claimant name» a» witnesses; Wil ­ and these will noon be overflowing without molestation from the police. gon, Nevada and Washington terrlto- children. He is a member of one of night. The storm quickly Increased liam H. Neeley, of Eugene. Oregon; ! ry," as extended to all public land if the present Increase continues Last Sunday, of course, all these the best families in the western end Los Angeles, Oct. 5.—A riotous' things were wicked and wrongful, as Miss Winnie Hadley and Mrs. W m - in Intensity and torrential rains shut1 John Dick, of Eugene, Oregon; Monte states by act of August 4, 1892, Jon­ of the county and was well known in demonstration occurred this morning ' in the ship«. Miner, of Cottage Grove. Oregon; athan H. Vincent, of Eugene, county In Justice Austin's court room Imme-i evidenced by a law of the vintage of ter are taking the places of the Ml»»- Eugene. At 8 o'clock the storm had reached Meredith, of Eugene, Ore- es Abel in the teaching force on ac­ Sheriff Bown and District Attorney diately after Edward Martin, a negro 'C4. resurrected by District Attorney count of the death of Mr». North­ Its height, and It then gradually ta­ Blrdlna J. Frasier, of Eugene, Ore- of Lane, state of Oregon, filed In thU gon; E. ■ office on June 17, 1907, his swore Bryson are now on their way home charged with felonious assault upon Cameron, after two decades of dis­ craft-, grandmother of the latter. perod down until midnight it was gon. statement No. 9375, for the purchase anj are expected to arrive late this ( Edith Ralston, a concert singer, had use. But out of the state Circuit comparatively calm, although heavy BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Court yesterday afternoon there was of the W*4, SE 14, of Section No. 2-, xfternoon. They stopped at Hale been held to the superior court on seas swung across the harbor, Register Issued an injunction. It restrains In Township No. 19 south of Rang» for their mid-day meal. As Tabor the District Attorney, chief of Police charge of rape. No. 2 west, W. M.. Or., and will off« r furnished bonds, he was left at home the Fourteen R<’tiirn February 2*2 patrolmen had been pre­ and authorities from interfering ■Notice for Publication pr«M>f to show that the land sought is and he will be at liberty until i viously detailed to attend the session. with the Sunday retailers today. The Catarrh Sufferer« Are Nothing But Washington. <><•!. 4 The Itiner­ Ilo««- United States l4ind Office, more valuable for its timber or »ton» court convenes on the first Monday' Martin was brought in handcuffed to I Hawking, Spitting anil Blowing ary of the return home from .Manila burg, Oregon, April 17, 1908. injunction is of a temporary nature. than for agricultural purposes, and of next month. Patrolman Stevens, a colored officer.' | In issuing it, Presiding Judge Gan- Machine», Say« An Authority. ' " of the battleship fleet wa« announced Notice 1» hereby given that In com­ to establish hla claim to said land lie- As Stevens was taking Martin | tenbeln made the order returnable at the Navy Department y»uiterday. pliance with the provision» of the act fore the register and receiver at this thrm'ith the rear door to return him tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock At «TPKE'S WIFE TEI.ES It Is possible that In these days The fleet will leave Manila Decem­ of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled, office, at Roseburg. Oregon, on Wed­ . to ,’ai.. \V F DfHell, a frienr. of Miss 1, arrive at Colombo December "An act for the »ale of timber lands ENTIRELY' DIFFERENT STORY i Ralston, rushed at the negro and that hour arguments will he made. when cleanliness and sanitary re­ ber nesday, the 30th day of September. form Is being preached in all 14, «tay there six days, and then de­ In the States of California. Oregon, 1908 part for Sues, which It is scheduled ' Nevada, and Washington Territory," I prevented by Stevens, nnd the crowd churches, schools and at public gath ­ He names as witnesses: James bays Tabor Ordered Stucke and Wifi’ | closed In with cries of "Lynch the I to reach on January 5. k as extended to al) the Public Land LIES erings. that thousands of people will Out of Hi« Fix’d and Tunx-d on nigger.” "get a rope and hang him." The shi|>« will pass through the Stat«*« by act of August 4, 1892, Wilhelm, of Cretwell, Oregon; Jo­ continue to suffer from catarrh, seph Wilhelm, of Zion, Oregon; It. Th ni With the Gun Without and some on attenmtped to strike! when there Is an absolutely certain canal and Ce rive In the United States on February I atone than for agricultural purposes, 4 strong enough for anybody. 22. ■ • ch Tabor's field on the way and arraigned, adjudged guilty and l and to establish his claim to said NOTH F. FOR rrtlL’CATlON. c mstofUce to cash a money or- sentenced to life imprisonment. ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 Entirely < tir-tl by Hyonw-i. OPTION SE< I RED ON land before W. W. Calkins, U. 8. Department of the Interior , V. 8. Taior was drfvir •g bls cows Aw* mi «»i iiHnvncT , ni ... ■ LONG HIICDWARF si vre ’ Commissioner, at his offh In Eu- Having suffered from catarrh tor Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. ' through the fi’ld i rt th-» same ■“ - on Thursday —‘ • •*- GR1 1 M i 'I Nl <11 XI RM AN MACK gone. Oregon, the 3rd two ears, and having tried nu- August 8. 1908. ■ nd ordered St icke and 1 Is w fe YS BID NN WILL WIN about SA day of September,, 190». merous remedies, without any satls-l e- Daniel 8. Labbe, of Portland, ha» R out cf his field. Stucco Notice is hereby given that William (Special Corre factory results, 1 finally tried Hy-I He names as witnesses William If »••cured a 90-day option on 8. L. 'bat ’hoy wild. Th<*v •' Clubb, of Eugene, Oregon, who, cn Prof. Ward and i Pierce of Walton, Oregon; Jarvis I ’ . Chicago, Oct. 5. Norman Mack, omei. and am glad to state that af-1 Long'« hardware store at the corner wed Tabor toward the ga July 28, 1908, made application un­ to Eugene r< chairman of the Democratic National ter using about one and one-half' of East Ninth and Oak afreets In Eu­ Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon; Wll- der the Timber anJ Stone Acta, No. • ■ wp« t*»o f behind Ta! it a trip All the bridges be Walton, Ore- I have gene, the papers being filed for rec­ Ham 8 Sutherland of committee, told the Associated Press bottle« I am entirely cured Mr«. Stucke______ 1 . fe^t behind have been recoveret 951». for the Sli of NE'4. Section today that after three weeks' study recommended It to others with satis­ ord with the county clerk today Thia gon. William Neely of Eugene, Ore- 12, Township Ti’band. She «tated that wlth- 17 South. 1 Rang» .Marion Wheeler of the sftvyctlon In the East he was factory results, C N Llndsy, 407 I» one of the oldest hardward Mrma gon. *ny further word Tabor turned 7 West, Willamette Meridian, , has me unknown disc sor Any and all persons , Mitchell. 3. D. Eas- convinced the election would go to East First In the city. It la not known what fired a pistol at her husband, filed notice of Intention to make Fl- Emory Searles a A complete Hyomei outfit, consist Mean. Ixjng and son Intend to do versely the above-deacrltmd lands are nal Proof, to establish claim to th" aft^r Bryan. That New York will »how a fell to the ground. Tabor then tern Oregon, went Democratic candi-| requested to file their claims In this ing of a strong, hard rubber pocket after the »ale la completed. with landslide for the ed the pistol at her. «he testl- making a several land above described, before W. W office on or bafore the said 3rd day Calkins, U. 8. Commissioner at hl< Mra. date; that N»w Jersey. Rhode Isl- inhaler and a bottle of Hyomei, costs and kept her at a distance He Mrs. Searles' paren Delaware and Ohio ' 3 bottles. If after- of Sptember, 1 »ft only »1, and extra hod her husband, taking a pistol and. Maryland, U here II u !!♦••• Flew office at Eugene, Oregon, on the 2n<$ BENJAMIN L. EDDY. st only 50 rents each _ would also be found In the bemo­ wards needed coi. hl« pocket. He then left, say- M Almasl. day of November, 1908. ¡tore, or direct by lle said President Register. at the Hnll Drug s would get a docto«. Ftncke cratic column. David Parker, of Fayette, N. Claimant names as witnesses: from Booth's letters and mall, charges prepaid, die for half an hour after he Roosevelt's veteran of the Civil War. who J Hal. E. will Vi o. N. Y. that the I Hyomei Co., Buffalo •cot. Tabor and others return­ declaration foot at Gettysburg, »ay»: "1 's ?k Marvin Wm Wh then Bron- ■» Asthma, years of Ta Hyomei also cure have eight >od Electric Bitters have done 'll after he had died ut 1 Oregon. NOTH I FOR i't'BLK ATION. is I« fall help- of of R osevelt folds. Croup a chttis. Coughs and eight years “ Distol that Tabor used wn Warren C. Smith, of Crow. Oregon. U. 8. Land Office at Hoar burg. m i dl- d the Democratic party infants, and any Inflammatory I sllbre iver Johnson The b Clark H. Decker, of Waltervllle, Oregon. June 17th, 1909. rd A ry tract sea»» of the respltoi n'ered the body on the left si Notice Is hereby given that Alox Oregon. up. and striking the collar b< BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Hasvol of Crow, Oregon, who. on 1'1 Bl.1t *»* H<*>i*» CROWDED w oad down Into the heart. Register March 13th, 1903, made I Homestead WORSE TIIIN EVER t Family ro other witnesses testified tl now take Entry No 12503, for NW’ '4. ’, section t nime to them and told th i Hunilck lly has enjoyed keep me wh 19 south. Range uOC Superintendent Strx-k- 12. Township we began ualng W. A. Kt g West. Willamette Meridian, i q ,tndarv over the matter got va r With J. T Donaldson, Henry Odell an t d Pills three ypsri notice of Intention filed lodatinr the many new pu- Dr. has arri ig St R final five-year proof, T. W. Carney, appraisers of the c- have enrolled in the public ago," says L A. Bartlett, of Rural CÆRTOnTA. make to I * hat tate of l.uella A. Peabody, decease . any irlng the past week or two. Route 1, Gullford. Me. They cleanse »IM 4M ÌW Rn« >v»rt Bmÿt tn establish claim to the land above , today filed their Inventory with th« Do just ns « >' od as •e five n»w one« In the fifth and tone the system In a gentle way described, before »V W. Calkins, U. p: They appraised ths I Bladder 25 rents at W 8 fommiMkner, at Eugene, Oregon probate court Wltt’l arad** a* he Geary school this morn- tha’ do-« you goo! anything j »t property at »1149. was alr*a)y fall A Kuykendall a drug store inc and he r charj^d in the infor- cause ’. druggsl*!* I good Womens Skirts AT COST All Children’s Shoes to Go Every Boys Suit to Go Men’s I rousers at Cost 538-540 Willamette St. Correct Dress for Men and Women PORTLAND DEALERS SECURE INJUNCTION div o