not uke into eoM*<i«ratwn the one ettenp.] t0 WQni
Do^h»r>P'»e»*_won,*n1’' he“lth-
•‘‘ t ’ l . WUU.-O who neglect» her health i. nealecun* lbc
‘ foundation of all good fortune. For without health
ics
ai|d ¿old W but dr-QM.
l*Wo®»nly be<lth whe" lò,‘ or
may generally be
by th« u»« of Dr. Fiere«'» Favorita Pre^npnoa.
pleuiiid puutiug U Dudley Clark. |
he accuracy of Fred Mmillen's good
Kicking, and the quickness of I .ester I
Means, the freshman center of the i
I niversity of Oregon team.
The game was the occasion for the
gathering of a large crowd, and,
while the attendance was not so large
ra/s preterirti»» >»». for arer HO itar»,
as at the Oregon-O. A C. game last
L.en cariai dolicate. »oak. »aia- oractad
Saturday, the enthusiasm was almost
-„mra. t>f **• iuadrods at thUB,aad,
aad thia too ia tie privacy ot their honey
San Francisco, Dec. 1
The police commissioners me’ at 6
The I niversity of Washing 4 as great and the game much more
This was so because of
Port au Prince, Dec. 1— The Amer
* l,tout their haviai to aubmit to ladeli.
ton holds undisputed title to ♦ spectacular.
the
practically
dry
field,
the
uiauy
ican
cruiser
Des
Moines
arrived
here
o'clock
this
morning
and
appointed
one of their number, A. D.
eate qtieatioaiata aud oftenairely reput.
the football championship of ♦ punts and running returns.
today, aud her presence augments the
pant ctamiuatioaa.
the Pacific Northwest. The ♦
Club Meu .Are Tirod Out.
force of foreign sailors and marines Cytler, to succeed Chief of Police Biggy, who was drowned in
" ashington
State College ♦
women »re invited to consult: Dr. Pierce by letter A
The varsity went Into the game landed for the protection of the city,
team might dispute Washing ♦
Tn Mtre.rondence hold as »acredly confidential A i, r-„ wnja. n
with its usual spirit, and. while It did particulraly the foreigners, iu case the bay last night, the appointment to be temporary.
SXi A^ciMion. R. V. Pi.«., M D Pre» wnt.
ton's claim because ot having : not
expect to win so easily, neverthe of a clash between the rebels and the
Played the Seattle team a tie
The waters of the bay and the shore line are being searched
P»« » °MAI ^t\PoCy°‘. B "‘ i'he P. opi.A Con^o.
less the players used all their inge
game were it not for the fact ♦ nuity in carrying out the different troops of the government, which is
upixrently
bouud
to
come
In
a
very
but
the body has not been recovered.
that
Pullman
is
hardly
enti
Sbh & h<”t*
deJ‘c“t® W*««on. whit
..
.
♦ formations.
The boys
had
been
ced to consideration in view ♦ coached to hold Multnomah down short time. The arrival of the Des
' M to know about. Sent free, in plan, wr.ppcr ,
or ™""‘ed
The commissioners are also making an investigation into the
any srfdre»» on recepì of
its performances against ♦ and not to extend themselves in the Moines was pn>ceded by the arrival
’1 ooe-c»'" »tamp» lo «over mailing only, or iu
binding to, 31 m.
the other North western col- ♦ first half In this manner they hoped of the French cruiser Duguay Trouln circumstances connected with the death of Biggy aud have taken
and the United States cruiser Taco
leges. Pullman had a hard ♦
to tire the clubmen out and even
The British cruiser Scylla and the depositions of Commissioner Kiel, from whose residence at
time scoring 4 points against ♦ tually succeeded in doing so, for after ma
” hitman yesterday, and her ♦ showing a flash of speed early In the the Italian cruiser Fleramosca are
Belvedere the chief was returning when he lost his life, Engineer
previous experience against ♦ second half, the heavyweights of expected shortly.
little boys
Idaho
practically
annuls ♦ Multnomah lost ground steadily un- , The night passed without a serious William Murphy, of the police boat ’ Patrol,” from which Biggy
+ whatever claim the Wash
outbreak, though the people are ner*
death
+ ington Aggies might have put ♦ til Oregon was rewarded by a touch vous with excitement.
fell into the bay, and Police Captain Conbou, who is conducting
♦
down
and
a
goal
from
field.
♦ forth. The showing made by
♦
the
search for the body.
Multnomah
apparently
outplayed
+ the University of Oregon en
♦ titles Coach Forbes' players ♦ the’Colleglans in the earlier part of
The commissioners will issue a formal statement of the af
Ventura
Nov. 28.—Frozen to
+ to second place. The inter ♦ the game, but it afterwards devel
and wife, <
♦ oped that the Oregon men had sim
fair
later in the day.
* .th in suow that covers the high
♦
collegiate football season in ♦
‘. Miss
north of the Canta Clara val-
♦ the Northwest ended yester ♦ ply saved themselves for the second
•at
can
laut ♦
hailf.
Little Earl Latourette, who
? Wednesday night, the bodies of Saturday. The»
day
♦ was afterward knocked out and had
Eu- +
.¿«•Santa Paula boys were found gene the last of th
♦ to be carried from the field, WM
The most important statement made today is that of Police
todav after a search of two
Boru—In Fluren ce T
sda. c en- ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ the star in the first half
lie ran
Lal'orte. Nov 2 6
Ray Latnphere. Commissioner Hugo D Keil, who stated that he was advised by
The boys, Clifford Tharp, 17; lug. November 26, lHU
Mr. ind
back punts in the most effective man charged with the murder of Mrs
Tharp. 0 and John Blaes, 13, Mrs. J. U. Goude. a di
telephone by some man from San Francisco that "a gentleman is
ner, often eluding the Multnomah
L.rred out Thursday morning to see
Seattle. Nov. 26.—Before the big tacklers. His many friends will be Belle Qunnesa and her three children
Mr. and Mrs. C ut 1er W L
by setting fire to the Gutiness home, coming over in the launch to see you.
J.* snow. They went without coats ly came here from
You know who it is.”
Nile higa:
Ived g«s. crowd that has witnessed a foot glad to know that his Injuries are was found guilty of arson by the Jury
trending to
home ln tlme f0r here last Friday . and apet
bail game in Seattle this year, the merely superficial and that be is
tonight
Withill five uiiuutes after Keil's informant declined to give his name, and the commissioner
Th ksgfvini dinner.
When night daye '
_ over
.............
University of Washington cleared Its able to be about.
Florean
the verdict the deteiulant was sen watched at the landing until he sighted the boats of the launch.
Lie and they had not returned, the North looking
Fork countr.
They left • \ title to the Northwest championship
Pilkington
|-ut
Off
Field.
etitced to state's prison for an inde
“«muniiv was ntotlfied but nobtlng Eugene Tti"sdav. but mtt) return today by defeating the Oregon Agri-
Then came an unfortunate inci
Biggy came ashore in a small boat. He complained of being
be done until daylight. Friday soon to locate permanently.
’ ultural College team by a score of dent whereby Bert Pilkington, one of terminate term of two to twenty-one
years, fined five years and disfran cold and was given whisky and cigars. Keil stated that it was a
■.irninz searching parties were or-
Papers were drawn up and signed 32 to 0.
Multnomah's most reliable players, chised five years
nniied everybody joining, even to Wednesday bv which Mrs. Prudence
While the score may be too large was ruled off the field for alleged
Attorney Woodson, for the defense, habit of Biggy's to visit him, but he usually had an escort of a po
«n gangs of Japanese laborers, and Notagee agr.-es to convey to Frank to indicate accurately the compara rough work. The play which result-
Lsetieh was kept up all day. To-
Kell stated that Biggy was very much
tive strength of the two teams, Wash appeared to the writer as an una said tonight that a motion for a new liceman or a sergeant.
and
Fred
Cassidy
the
old
Safi.
\
trial would be made and should It I h *
Henrv Newman and W. Hamlin
ington was clearly entitled to every
Pilkington had refused an appeal to the supreme worried over newspaper attacks upon his administration, espec
o*¡n1 the bodies at the head of Tlm- homestead of 160 acres on North point she made, and, as a matter of voidable accident.
received a punt and wm charging
The price agreed upon is $3 -
The supreme
' I canyon ten miles from Santa Fork.
fact, came within a hair of scoring down the field toward the Oregon court would follow
ially since the suicide of Haas, and Keil advised him not to take
000.
Psula. The boys had evidently got
more touchdowns, Oregon hold goal, when Ixiuls Pinkham, the Ore- court is two years behluw with Its
J W Bailey, state dairy and food two
the
matter to heart.
ten into deep snow,
11 commissioner, accompanied by A 11 ing on her one-yard line.
goo tackler, blocked his progress. In
The day and field were ideal. The stead of running at Pilkington and
fathers i Ue'Toys Ire wVlU
T
Hazelwood
On all sides are heard expressions of regret over the loss of
The tamer
Cream Company, arrived here from grandstand and bleachers were filled tackling him low, as Is usually Pink
Chief Biggy, who in political and business circles was highly es
known ranchers.
_____
Portland last Friday. They came bv half an hour before the kick-off and ham's custom, he stood in his tracks
something like 100 automobiles were with arms outspread.
Pilkington,
teemed.
i way of Junctlou City and Dwadwood standing at either end of the field.
and left again for outside points Sat- Denny Field, on which the game was who Is a heavy man, hit Pinkham
hard, aud, according to the ruling of
i urday afternoon.
played, is always dry, and the ground Field Judge Hahn. Ptlklngton'B tac
The work of blasting dswn the was lightning fast, eminently suited tics were uncalled for. Despite th«
road around Beecher rock, which baa for open play. As a consequence, ruling of the officials, their decision
Baker City, Nov.
28.—William been in progress for several w«eke. long runs were much In evidence.
ln ordering Pilkington out of the
Lamni was arrested here tonight on is about completed and teams began
Washington Shows Better.
game was too severe, for it Beems
San Francisco, Nov. 30.—William J. Biggy, chief of police of
Washington showed superiority at hardly possible that as conscien
a charge of being an accomplice of driving over the new road last Sat
this city, was drowned late tonight while returning across the
Goldman Anthony, the self-confessed urday. The new road is a great im all stages ot the game. Eakins had tious a player as he, would deliber
tor Incendiary who caused the de- provement over the old. as it does the advantage over Wolff In punting ately try to cripple an opponent.
bay in the police patrol boat Patrol. Chief Biggy had been at
struction of six buildings here, in away with the steep grade as well as by a few yards on each kick. In ad
Coach Forbes and the Oregon men
Belvedere, a suburb, to call on Police Commissioner Kiel, who
cluding two schools, two barns, the the long bridge at the end of the dition. Eakins got his kicks higher, upheld the decision of Hahn, while
Hull residence and the Standard Oil rock, which was the most dangerous giving his ends plenty of time to get President McMillan and the Multno
lives
there. He boarded the launch to return to this city at about
place in the entire drive from Eugene down. The Washngtou ends nailed mah men are equally imsltlve that tho
warehouse.
10 o’clock and when the boat was on the bay complained of feel
to Mapleton.
the recipient of a punt In his tracks offense, if such was committed, was
At the regular meeting of Heceta time after time, while Oregon’s punts not Intentional.
in the opinion of
V.i. I LAMS ' ARHOL1C SALVE
ing cold to Engiuecr Murphy, the only other occupant of the
WITH ARN'H'A and WITCH HAZEL lodge No. Ill, I. O. O. F„ the fol were always returned from 5 to 15 the writer, Pinkham made a very
launch. Murphy advised Biggy to go to the cabin in the stern
The best salve in the world for cuts, lowing officers were elected for the yards. Washington was stronger, poor tackle, something that he can
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet .term commencing January 1, 1909: both on offense and defense, than the seldom be charged with. Aside from
of the boat.
ter chapped hands and all skin emu- J. G. Wilson. N. G.; D. M. Kyle. V. visitors. There was a finish to her this unpleasant Incident, the game
Murphy then went below to attend to his engines and did
tious. Guaranteed to give satisfaction G.; D. J. Miller, recording secretary. open plays that did not show with was free from dispute and petty
Washington han squabbling, so frequently seen on the
or money refunded. Sold by Linn W. H. Weatherson, financial secre the Oregonians.
not
see the chief again. He came on deck as the boat neared
dled the forward pass beautifully, al gridiron In games where the rivalry
tary; Wm. Kyle, treasurer.
Drug Company.
though she did not use it a great deal. Is as intense as was noticeable yes
the city and noticed that the chief had disappeared.
For 20 minutes In the first half Ore terday.
Search of the boat failed to locate him. Murphy made all
IHab-oii'H Work Is Fiwlure.
gon was unable to do anyia'ng at all
Aside from the punting of Clark
at carrying the ball.
speed to the dock, where he reported the accident and went out
Later, however, the visitors made and the place-kicking of Moullen. the
into the bay again in search of the missing offeier.
RAY LAMPHERE.
the
better headway against the Washing- | phenomenal work of Dodson,
ton defense and at the close of the Baker City boy playing left end for
Farm band who la held for uLieged
Numerous boats were hurried to the scene and a careful
half had carried the ball about 100 Oregon, was the feature of the game. complicity in the Importe (lud.) mur
icatch
of the bay begun.
Time
after
time
this
gritty
little
yards to Washington's 325.
d«r horrors.
player succeeded in breaking up the
that show a comfortable bal
playa of the heavy Multnomah back»,
ance in the bank. To acquire
iand his work ln ruunlng dowu punts
that balance you must begin
was one of the finest performances work, no thin cane eon Id not be reach
now Start an occount with the
| seen on Multnomah Field this year. ed until after latniphure hud served
EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS
; He seems to be the only Oregon man the minimum time wf his aeuteuoo
BANK. Then you don't need to
' able to stop the clever and agile Worden declared the verdict ridicu
worry about what you have and
Stott on the latter's returns of punts. lous.
can devote all your energies to
"If he was guilty at all," said the
The work of Stott was his finest exhi
making more.
bition ln many seasons, for the clever attorney, "he was guilty of murder
You will spend less. also, as
Multnomah
captain
repeatedly He should have been acquitted.'*
a cheek book does not burn
Portland. Nov. 27.—Outgeneraled dodged five and six Oregon players
holes in your pocket like the ac
In the first half, outplayed toward the in hlB returns. Between Dodson and
I
tual cash.
end of the second half, and outkicked Stott the honors are about even, for'
i throughout the game by the clever I both proved themselves valuable men [
and agile football eleven of the Uni-' both on offense and defense. The
Paris, Nov. 28.—The Steinheil case continues the sensation
versity of Oregon, the Multnomah' youngster naturally comes ln for the
Amateur Athletic Club team went greater praise, as this Is his first year
of the hour in all France, and no one ventures to say where the
• ll’ti'AL AND St RI’LIS. «tÄJ.IMH»
down to defeat for the third succes- > on the Oregon team.
HSTAIM.ISHK» IMI»2.
Harrisburg. Or., Nov
29. -The revelations will end. The political side looms larger and larger
time on Multnomah Field in1
business men of Harrisburg and the
principal farmers of th» adjacent and the interest harks back to the tragic death in Paris in 1899
district met yesterday In the City of Felix Faure, president of France, who died amid the Dreyfus
Hall for the purpose of drafting
plans for the development and bet excitement. The most minute details of the scene in the room
To tl>e Editor of Th«- Guard nn«l I terment of this section. The result
Want tie- l’«x»|de to know tlwvt I I was to organize the llarrlsburg De where he expired in company with Mme. Steinheil is flagrantly
write the Follow Illg V«duntarily.— velopment Club, with K K. Burton, published by even the republican papers.
Harry L. Goodicl.
president, T. W. Summerville, vlce-
The Royalist and anti Dreyfus papers are demanding an in
president; Ceorg« Wilhelm, tr'-n»
I
I write th«-»» rew line« out of grati ever. •■« ■ D. Morgan. «Hcmtor» vestigation of the death of President Faure and intimate openly
tude fur what Ml-o-na ha» done for Committees were appointed to ar that ho was an insuperable obstacle to the leaders of the Dreyfus
range details frtr making the club
me for dyspepsia and indigestion
But he has sent ahead a big lot of nearly eve^ythi j
agitation and was murdered as the result of a plot. The only
I have Buffered for the put five a potent force In the work.
I
The sum of 1800 was aubecrlbed,
years and have tried different doc
MURPHEY’S STOWt. We want you to come wand«« *
reasoa
to believe that Faure did not die a natural death was
with
enough
In
sight
to
make
it
tors. but have no relief Until I
bought a 50 cent box of Ml-o-na from 11200. The entbualastu shown Indi found ia the faet that iiif body decomposed with unusual rapidity.
what we tell you, our prices are so low you may t in J0™*
CHEAP,
our drug store (Hull's Red Cross cates that from this small beginning Seven of the best known phtysicians of Paris certified that ha
re
Drug StoTei here a short time ago Harrisburg many expert good
there isn't—it’s simply our way of doiag business - -_____ ________ _________
—
died of cerebral hemorrhage.
I
The first box did me so murn
much g.xxi
good suits.
that I lmm«*dlately purchased »noth-1
Various episodes in the life of Mme. Steinheil, her alleged
'er one. and I now feel better than I
1 have at any time In the past fln<.
love affairs and intrigues are coming to light, and the prevailing
' years Am able to eat anything and ,
belief in Paris is that she deliberately had her husband and her
everything, and get a good night's)
mother assassinated.
sleep afterwards.
Was so bad at one time that all IJ
was able to eat for over a month wm
a raw egg In a half a glass of milk,j
I two or three tlmw day
labor man
Chicago. Dec. 1. Tai>estrl<*s. paint
1 would earneatly advise anyone
suffering ax I was from dyspepsia, to ings and brie A brac valued at |70.-
give this remedy a fair trial I remain 00'1. belonging u> Mrs. Jack Gardner,
gratefully yours. Harry L. Goodrial. of Boston, that have boen locked In
Wawii.'is ou.
i»<-
1. Daniel J.
Baria. Dec 1
Mme. 8t«lnheil. aim
the vault of the collector of customs
No. 9 *4 River St.. Astabula. O
-efe, <>.'
roll, was t xlay appoint-
<Jod of the murder of her husband,
Ml-o-na Is the only logical dyspep since Mrs Emily Chadbourn«* Craze
I «-'.i i>«i ’ion<-r-¡7 neral of Imnilgra-
vs examined at l«»ngth today. The
sia remedy on the market today. It ia Is alleged to Jiave tried to smuggle
inrrogu Jon will continue two day« u ou. tu aiicree I ' the late Frank P.
n«>t a dlgest«’r. It doe« not contain a •hem through the Chicago port with
Si Argent. Mr Keefe ia president of
particle of pepsin It cur «si by build out paying duties, wove formally
th" International Ixiugxhoremen'a
ing up the muscular walls ot the seized by the department of justice
union.
stomach, and making the stomach so today
I strong and perfect that It Is able
Marriage licenses were Issued today
without artificial help to digest an
tu the following couptea: Charley K.
ordinary meal with ease, and wlth-
Hill, and Ml«» Vina M Kelsay; Wil
, out discomfort.
,
liam D. (llaapey and Mita Maudle 8.
.
The experience of Mr Goodie] i, a
Washington. Dec. 1
Herbert L. Neel.
I common one. and ft Is safe to way
I Sstferlee has telegraphed his «crept-
'hat Ml-o-na tablet» have cured mre
'anew of the appointment as aswtstant
DRLKTOrn HSNANA i RRAM
acute »nd chronic dlseaai'S of the
secretary of the navy
This re<*!p« Is highly recommended
stomach than any other medicine
by one of our correspondents; try It
Philadelphia, Nov
21 — ♦
‘ Hull Drug Co. sells It at SO cents a ♦
fox desert tomorrow
1 box and guarantee» It to cure or ♦ The Army eleven defeated the ♦
The last will and testament of
1’ el five large bananas.
rub
Navy eleven before a great ♦
money back.
Rtlllman
H
Atwood
was
filed
for
smooth with five teaspoous ot sugar.
♦ crowd today. Bcore: Army. ♦
probate
this
afternoon
The
prop
Add one teacup as re; ertatu iM-aien
♦ «; Navy, 4
erty of the estate Is valued at |2.- to a stiff froth, and then add one 10c
♦
5 On
Five dollars Is bequea1h«M to package of Lemon Jell-O dissolved
Roseburg Review Miss Bfna Mil ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Ur. C. H T. Atwood, a son, aad the In m teacups boiling water. Pour
ler, who ha» been visiting with her
remainder to Mrs Georgia Tobey, a Into mold and when cold garnish with
sitters, Mrs. L. T. Howard, returned
rr
on
T
daughter. Mrs Tobey ia naa>«*d as randled cherries. Rerve with whipped
home to Eugene today Rhe was ne»
executrix
The will was executed cream, or as a good pudding sauce.
.companled by her cousin. Mist l^ota
at Showhegan. Maine, on D«c. 17, Jell-O la sold by all grocers at lie per
| Miller of Sarrtmento, who arrived
1901.
!, bare tevarai days ago
package
THREE
NORTHWEST
CHAMPIONSHIP
AT HAYTI'S CAPITAL
WAS DROWNED IN BAY
PERSONAL AND OTHER
NEWS FROM SIUSLAW
freeze to
RAY LAMPHERE
GUILTY OF ARSON
SECOND IMPLICATED
AT BAKER CITY
KEIL’S STATEMENT
DETAILS OF DROWNING
Old People
Like Books
OREGON WINS
FROM MULTNOMAH
IN HARD GAME
ALL FRANCE STIRRED
BY STEINHEIL CASE
HARRISBURG RAISES
I
$800 FOR ADVERTISING
I
and Savings Bank
Santa Claus Is Coming
Dolls
Jewelry
We have a full line of dolls Our line of JEWELRY is un
from 1c to $2.50. See them. excelled anywhere. We are
We also have doll carts and overstocked and will make
prices that will ind^e you to
carriages.
buy. Will sell it at 50c on
the dollar. It»s s„,of
Hand Bags
Rings. Brooches. P i ns.
25c to $1.40
Watch
Chains. Fobs. tic.
have just received a new
Pictures
ineof HAND BAGS of supe-
r'or quality and have put
5c to $1.00
racket prices on them. Ev- We are way down on pic
erybody can afford one at tures. and we have a nice lot
price.
of them.
Ruching
Chinaware
If there is anything in which
we take pride it is our dishes.
The assortment is large, the
prices are low. and we are
satisfied a finer display was
never made in Eugene.
Candy
fe Wæs on Ruching are so There is
r*tnat every one who seos to buy candv. Ours *
11 surprised at the prioe ranted pure......... -j_ _
Have a
Large Line of
LONG EXAMINATION
OF MRS. STEINHEIL
Suit Cases
$3.75
This lot of Leather 26-inch
Suit Cases—the $5.00 kind,
offered at................ >3.75
Children’s Hosiery
We are offering those boys’
heavy Sihool Stockings for
15c
Murphey's R m M stor £
35 EAST NWTH STSkET
MRS. JACK GARDNER’S
COSTLY BRIC-A-BRAC
SEIZED BY OFFICERS
__
Handkerchiefs
Our 19c
Handkerchiefs
Are a Wonder
See Them
ARMY DEFEATS
NAVY ON GRIDIRON
SATTERLEE ACCEPTS
NEW APPOINTMENT
U nion
GEIS FAT POSITION