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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1908)
HENEY DENIES PUBLISHED REPORT « sothes For Holì’ia We_invite_you!^especial attention to our imem ^fersJheJnesLopportun.t.., for ■ .coats. whM> Chl,stm.s E„ try. man and boy will doubt» appreciate agarment that carr.es our well-known label—null Suits Worth $15... $9.85 At this price suits of all-wool Oregon- made cloths in conservative colorings and styles, very durable and well-wearing. Suits Worth $ 18-$25 $ 1500 At this price your choice of all the latest novelty fabrics, colors and styles; many are especially designed for young men. Suits Worth $7.00 . . $5.00 In buying this one you are getting the very best that skilled labor can turn out. They come in all colors, etc., conservative and semi-inting styles. Gifts For a Housekeeper a gift to a housekeeper, take our advice and ankets Worth $5.00 .... $3.50 This is a full-sized Blanket and pure wool; comes in gray only. Indian Robes Worth $6.00 . $4.00 These are pure Oregon wool and fast colors, and are used mostly for couch covers "Any statement that I received money from the government for my work In San Francisco is false Pres ident Roosevelt had nothing to do with my coming to San Francisco to take up the fight. Neither did he have anything to do with Detective William J Burns' coming here. Mr. Burns resigned from his position with the government that he might be able to devote all of his time to the work here. "Any talk about the government having control over me is absurd. There was no time when I was prose cuting cases for the government that I was not at liberty to drop the work. I withdrew fro tnthe government cases so that I could give the time that was necessary to the San Fran cisco prosecutions.” Junction City, Dec. 21.—The Junc tion City high school debating team .defeated the Cottage Grove team in I the first high school league debate of this season. The home team con sisted of the follow.ng trio: Arda ¡Kirk, Helen Laing and Herbert Thom. John Cooter. Allie Phil lips and Maude . Hooper were the visiting team. The question was. “Resolved, That on the whole strikes have been a benefit.** Junction affirmed and Cottage Grove maintained the negative, it was a lively contest throughout, but when the home team displayed a large wheel called the wheel of Industry and showed how the laboring classes had used unions and strikes to ben The sheriff's office, railroad detectives Portland, Dec. 22 efit the masses the decision could be and local police are confronted by a curious array of contradic foretold. Representative L. E Bean, L. R. Edmunson and L. M. Travis, tions in the matter of the identification of the men who are al three attorneys from Eugene, acted as judges. *lhe Junction team will A» one weak link weaken« a chain, leged to be implicated in the robbery of the Portland-Chicago likely meet the team from either Eu so weak kidney« weaken the whole special on the O. R. & N. near this city last Tuesday night. Yes gene or Salem for the next debate. body and haxteu the final breaking terday afternoon the engineer and fireman of the train positively down Overwork, strains, colds and other identified Oscar Jones and Harry Benson as being two of the causes injure the kidneys, and when Last night William Burke, their activity is lessened the whole ] three men who robbed the train. body suffers from the excess of uric who was arrested as a suspect in the robbery of the train, con poison circulated in the blood. Aches and pains and languor and fessed to his part in the crime, implicating one Jack Hayes, an urinary Illa come, and there Is an ev- erincreaslng tendency towards dla alleged ex-convict of Folsom prison, Cal., who was arrested Sun betes and fatal Bright's disease day. There is no real help for the suffer Burke did not know of Hayes’ arrest, and when the latter er except kidney help. Doan's Kidney Pills act directly was placed where Burke could see him he positively identified on the kidneys and cure every kidney 1 him as one of his confederates in the train robbery. Burke also ill, Eugene cures are the proof. A J. McKinney, of 69 Lawrence] named another man, for whom the police are searching, as a St., Eugene, Ore., says: "For sev eral years I had attacks of kidney third man in the robbery. trouble and as time paesed grew The sheriff's officers arrested Burke upon what appears to worse. I had backache and more or I less trouble with the kidney secre be conclusive evidence, but the police department, which ai rest tions Doan's Kidney Pills, which 1 procured at l>el.ano's drug store, | ed Johnson and Benson, are emphatic that the sheriff has the- brought me relief from the first, wrong men, and that Benson and Johnson are two of the train soon eradicated the backache and | made me feel better and stronger. robbers. They were arrested for holding up a saloon and were DeWitt's Carbcltxed Witch Hasel You can refer to me as one who has] connected with the train robbery later. Salve. Bost salve for burns, scratches used Doan's Kidney Pills with good | and hurts. It Is especially good for results. Other members of my fam How the 0. R & N. crew will reconcile their positive identi piles Sold by all druggists. ily have found just as great benefit I fication of Benson and Johnson with Burke's confession that he, from their use.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 . with Hayes and another man, committed the robbery, is puz cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. I New York, sole agents for the United i zling the officials. States. The theory is advanced in some quarters that Hayes, Burke, Remember the uayie Doan's— and take no other. Benson Johnson and several other men are really members ALBANY SHOWS ITS HATRED OF EUGENE White Blankets Worth $5.50 Pure Oregon Wool and full size. White Blankets Worth $7.50.......... ...... White Blankets Worth $8.50 MILL TO MAN CLOTHES JUNCTION CITY DEBATERS WIN FROM COTTAGE GROVE Pittsburg, Dec. 22.—Following the sensational arrests here last night of seven councilmen and two bankers for alleged cor ruption in conducting municipal affairs, it is intimated there will be more startling developments either today or tomorrow. The arrests are the result of an investigation by the Voters' League, and according to the best information obtainable it is possible that the scandal at San Francisco will be insignificant compared to the alleged grafting here. The following men are already accused: Councilmen Wm. Brand. John F. Klein, J. C. Wasson, T. L. Atkinson. Jacob Siffel, W. H. Melaney and Hugh Ferguson, former President W W. Ramsey and former Cashier A A. Vilsack. of the German Na tional Bank The information against them accuses conspiracy, corrupt solicitation and bribery. Bail for the accused aggregat ed $178,000, which was furnished. The seven councilmen, it is formally alleged, conspired with each other and with other persons unknown to secure the pas sage by bribery of the select and common councils of ordinances and resolutions designating the depositaries of the city, bridge ordinances, bond ordinances for freeing bridges between Pitts burg and Allegheny, an ordinance for additional filter beds for the new filtration plant, a street railroad ordinance and other municipal matters. All the councilmen are candidates for re election. A preliminary hearing will be held tomorrow. Rumors in circulation late this afternoon say that six men have left the city as the result of the disclosures in the municipal graft scandal. Eugene, Or» gon A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Wll.LIAMH' CARBOLIC NALVK oi the 8anle Kani' WITH AMX1CA and WITCH HAZKI. 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