Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, December 24, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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attorney
INSURGENTSSAY
THEY WILL AMEND
ON STRIKE RULESOE HOUSE
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I consider
Perunr. the
very finest
invigorant
and
life-giving
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tonic.
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Suit Filed Against Ctiy to Pre-
ample
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xnerience
vent Building of Elec­
tric Power House
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< From Si
Kg-;.
urday’s Daily Guard.)
yesterday afternoon a suit to
he city council from carry-
the’r plans for a municipal
power plant on ’.he McKen-
. and the recently appointed
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Cleveland. De.
19
Ad­
vices received at the head­
quarters of the National Win­
dow Glass workers indicate
that the members of the or­
ganization quit work gener­
ally throughout the country
this morning In order to en­
force the adoption of a new
scale which carries an in­
crease of practically 25 per
cent.
A number of plants have
signed the new scale and
there will he » a meeting of the
manufacturers at Columbus,
Ohio, next Tuesday to take
action relative to the new
scale.
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Washington, Dec 19.—Explaining his bill for increasing the
salaries of the president and vice president, Senator Bourne, of
Oregon, today said that aside from all sentiment in the matter,
he was of the opinion that if a man was big enough to be presi­
dent of the United States, the biggest corporation in the world,
he certainly was as big in the business of government as the
president of a railroad or manufacturing enterprise, and should
be paid, as a business proposition, what the demands of the po- I
sition indicate as a fair compensation.
The president s salary has never borne any relatively ade­ ♦
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the position, which are annually increasing.
Senator Bourne called attention to the fact that the presi­ OREGON ELECTRIC
dent of France's salary is $114,000, with a like amount for
PAYS DIVIDENDS
executive expenditures.
Th Bourne bill proposes for the president a salary of
$100,000, and the vice president $25,000.
Members Leave the Capital for
the Holiday Recess in
in Jubilant Spirits
Washington. D. C., Dec. 1».—The
Insurgents against the present rules
of the house, are leaving Washing­
ton for their homes. Jubilant over the
progress they have made in stirring
up au Insurrection In the Republi­
can ranks.
They assort that the
rule« are to be amended before the
end of the session. Although it is
acknlwiedged by some leaders of the
Insurgents that their only hope of
amending the rules lies In the ac­
tion of the minority. The new ni I-
nority leader. Champ Clark, does not
feel himself bound in binding Ills
party to any program until he secs |
how the Republicans will lino up.
To l*<'ii«h>n Teamsters.
Representative Alexander, of Mis i
souri, today introduced a bill pro-1
vidlng for pensions for teamsters em
ployed as such during the war with
Mexico. The government has here­
tofore refused to giant peuslons to
teamsters.
The Senate Adjourns.
The senate today adjourned uutll
January 4th.
the Time—Torturing Eczema
Covered Her Body -Could Not
Sleep—Doctor Said Sores Would
Last fo1. Years—Skin Now Clear.
Ail I
CURED IN THREF MONTHS
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
•‘I take great pleasure in telling rou
what a gn at help it * um f«»r m*' to
Cuticura 8*»ap and Cuticura Ointrnrnt
for my baby ni»*ce, She wan •ulferiAf
from that, terrible torture, ecaeina. It
waa all over her body but the worst waa
on her fa<v ami hands. Her hand.« were
fo bail that «he could not h«»Id anything.
Hh»» cried and Herat Hied all the time and
ouuld not sleep night or day from t’10
scratching. 1 had her under th«* doc­
tor’s c.u-e for a year and a half and be
•named to do her no good. 1 took her
to th«* lM*st doctor in th«* citv and h«* said
that she would have th«* norce until she
wax six years old.
But if I had d«»-
ia*ndt'd on the «looter tuy baby would
liave lost h«*r mind and died from the
want of aid.
“I UH«‘«i all the renwNil»H that ev»*ry«
I mm I/ told m«* about and 1 tortured the
chihl ahnoHt to death. Then 1 saw in
th«' pa|M*r how Cuticura was the thing
for irritating akin. 1 bat In'll her with
warm water and Cutieura Soap and u*«*d
the Cuticura Ointnn nt. She win cured
in three months. Now her skm is as
clear and emoot h as it <*«»uld I m *. I .-hall
r»s oinmenti the use of (’uti«*nra wh«r«v«»r
1 k > m * the skin in bad condition. Alice
L. Dowell, 47»M> F.aston Ave., St. Louis.
Mo.. May 2 and 20. 1907.*
act us a board of water couimi
was filed with the county tier)
plaintiffs being the following
ON. LAPS. D. M c CORD, 1325 G St., known citizens: S. Smeed.
Washington, I>. C., Ex-Adjutant Wilkins. Eli Bangs. W. Kuv’ke
G‘ neral State of Tennessee, and State’s J W Shumate. D. A. Paine.
Attorney at Nashville, is an a' nt Chamber», F. W. Osburu. and
Hendricks.
friendof Perr.na. H‘ does not h< cate
The defendants named in th. suit
to give public endorsement to this v ery are as follows: The City of Eugene,
.xivllent remedy.
a municipal corporation J. D. Mat
A« a tonic Peruns has no superior T 'll mayor of the Citv
Eugene:
But it is aa a entarrh rented r <t h • T H. Garrett, J.
E. Roach.
Roach, W.
W S.
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The annual report of the Oregon
Moon.
Geo.
Fisher,
John
M.
Williams
achieved its world-wide notoriety a:,.i
Electric
Railway company was hand­
F. J. Berger, A. W. Gilbert, and Sher­
snccess.
ed into the Rallrtiad Commission to­
CENSUS PLACES FOR POLITICIANS
Any catarrh remedy to become per­ man Heller, councilman of the City
day, showing expense accounts ‘and
manently effectual iti the cure of ca of Eugene, pretending to act as the
earnings from the first of January
Washington.
Dec.
19.
—
The
appointment
of
clerks
and
other
Board of Water Commissioners of the
tarrb must coutuin tonic and invigorat­ City of Eugene; and J. D. Matlock,
to June 30th, 1908 on their lines be­
ing qualities with its anti-catarrhal T. H. Garrett. J. E. Roach. W. S. employes needed for the work of the thirteenth annual census tween this city and Portland.
qualiti s. Catarrh is always an expres­ Moon, George Fisher, John M. Wil­ will be congressional patronage as in the case of the previous
The gross earnings of the rom-
pany for the six months waa
sion of nerve weakness, either local liams, F. J. Berger. A. W. Gilbert,
Cuticura Removes Dandruff and
census. Senator Long, chairman of the committee on census, 340.98; operating expenses, »48,-
or general. It is, therefore, important and Sherman Heller, and J. D. Mat­
Soothes Itching Scalps.
805.77;
taxes,
»3,000
and
net
earn-
lock,
P
D.
Newell,
W.
L.
Cheshire,
today reported to the senate the house bill providing for non­ tags. » 1 3.535 21.
that a catarrh remedy should possess
Warm shan>p-»'H with CuticuraSoap,
net
From
the
R.
M.
Day,
W.
T.
Campbell,
pretend
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reliable invigorating qualities in order
and light dn -Mngs with Cuticura, pre­
competitive examinations to be held throughout the country by earnings account as above, the Or­
vent dry, thin, and falling hair, remove
to thoroughly rid the system of catarrh ing to act as the Board of Water
crusts, seal««, and dandruff, destroy
Commissioners ot the City of Eu­ means of the civil service machinery, but based on a form of ex egon Electric has been doing an
Pe-ru-na for Colds
enormous business, and these earn­ JUNCTION CITY NEWS
hair parasites, soothe irritated, itching
gene, and P. D. Newell, W. L.
euifaii'M. rtiinulatii the hair f. I.i. l.s,
Hon. R. 8. Ryan, now residing id Cheshire, R. M. Day, and W. T. amination to be provided by Director North, of the census bu­ ings were mostly derived from pass­
loosen the scalp skin, supply the root«
trade alone owing to the fact
Nome, Alaska, was formerly a member Campbell.
reau, and confined to persons designated by the senators and enger
ITEMS FROM THE TIMES with energv and nourishment, and
that during the time which this re-
The complaint goes on to recite at
of the English Hoose of Parliament
make the hair grow upon a sweet
.nd Secretary to the late Irish patriot, great length objections to the biuld- representatives. About 3000 places are to be filled, and pref­ • port covers, there was no freight ser­
wholesome, healthy scalp when all
vice outside of express transporta­
Ben
Goodman,
who
now
resides
ing
of
the
power
plant,
but
the
ob
­
other
treatment fails.
Charles Stewart Parnell. Hie Wash­
erence will be given to persons who have participated in pre­ tion of the Wells-Fargo Express Co.
CnmntMe KiMsl «nd Internal Twntnwnt Sir
al Condon, arrived Sunday to look Every
ington address is, New Willard Hotel, jections boiled down to a few words 1 vious census work.
Humor otlnf&nu. ('hil<lr«n. and Adults ma-
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Salem
Journal.
are about as follows: That the ap­
of rutlruraHoaptSAc )t4»Cl«anM> thaNlun. (Xitl-
after his business affairs,
He re- •latit
Washington, D. C. He writes:
cura Ointment (Me > to Ileal the Hkln. and Cutt-
pointment of the first water com-1
Hr*>lvant tftOc Mor In ihr form of ( horoiaU
ports horses dying off at an alarm- eura
“I have used Peruna and can recom­ mission was illegal and pending'
Stated Pilla. 2Ac. per vial of
to Purity the Blood.
»Id thmuchout the world. Potter l»ruf A. them
mend your remedy aa a very effective the referendum
I Ing rate, supposed to be the result Corp
has ■ no
right
. Sole Frppe.. Boston. Mam
It is illegal for the rea-1
MaHed Free. Cuvkure Buuh ua sam DtetasM.
rare for colds and catarrhal com to act.
continuous dry feed. Mr Uood-
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MARRIED
4 of
son that the mayor was named on the >
man lost nine head.
tlaints.
K. 8. Ryan.
commission. The council has no;
E M. Barber Is now sole proprie­
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right to act as a water commission I
tor of the corner grocery, he having
because it is forbidden by law. The
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Herbert L. Traver, formerly In the purchased the Interest of Mr Spen­
PORTLAND EDITOR
expenditure proposed in building the
mercantile business with A. J. Tol- cer. Possession was given Wednes­
plant is in excess ot the legal debt
Mr. Barber will continue the
mle on East Ninth street, In Eugene, day
ot the city aud balance of bonds now
business as In the past and Invites
TO BE ARRESTED available
ami
.Miss
Laura
Larimer,
who
clerked
were not granted for the
In the store for several years, were the money-saving public to give him
purpose of putting in an.electric
married at Seattle a few days ago, a call. Mr. Spencer is making pre­
plant.
Mr. Traver having come down from parations to move to Idaho.
The plaintiffs pray for a decree
Fitzhugh Ie*<‘ Is the new carrier on
Alaska and Miss lairimer having
Portland, Dec. 16.—Dana Sleeth,
as follows:
Hla appointment has
gone from here to the Sound city R F. D. 3.
editor and manager of The News, a
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray for
tor t^at pur|H>ae. This is quite a fteen made and he will commence
local newspaper, was indicated by a a decree ot this court enjoining and
surprise to their many friends In serving the patrons along the line
grand jury today on a charge of crim­ restraining the said defendants aud
Ills grade was
Oakland. Dec. 19.—Mrs. Isabella Eugene. The bride, since Tolmle & January 1st next.
inally libelling William Hanley, a each of them, their agents, servants
Higbee, Mo.,
Dec.
19.—Frank
96, with George Bosquet a close sec­
weathy eastern Oregon stockman and and employes, and each ot them from
ain, city marshal, was shot and J. Martin, convicted of conspiracy In Traver went out of business here, ond at 95. This makes Mr. Bosquet
Harry Ladd Corbett, a young mi­ entering into any contract or < ou- ■ ■ ibably fatally wounded and Elmer the dynamiting bf the home ot Judge was employed at the AxBilly depart­ substitute If he asks his rights. Mr.
llénaire of this city. The name of tracts, or agreement, or the building Magruder instantly killed in the city Ogden in this city, was sentenced to­ ment store until a short time before Lee has rented the Wm. Johnston
the marriage.
Hyde Gowan Is included in the in­ or constructing of a water power or jail by three men whom Cain had day to life imprisonment. '
property and will move to town. Suc­
dictment, but Sleeth states the man electric pow<r or canal, ditch, flum« arrested for robbing the railway sta­
cess, "Fltx.”
Except
for
a
flus.ied
face
Mrs.
Mar
­
The total number of achoo) chll-
has no connection with the paper.
The men gave
or pipe line or transmission line, or tion at Salisbury.
The Commercial club met la regu­
The warrant will be served on from purchasing any real estate or their names as Fred Anderson, Jas. tin niude no demonstration of any (Ircti In the Eugene district, finally lar ‘.esslon Tuesday evening with a
art but oatward signs of file evil
Sleeth tomorrow. Bail will be 11,000 personal property, or right of way for and Bud Drenor, of Des Moines, Iowa. sort. After brief proceedings Judge enumerated, is 2,428 aa against »,- good attendance. Only the regular
done la secret by myriads of dao-
Wells
declined
the
request
of
Mrs.
175,
enumerated
iaat
year.
for which arrangement has been the purpose of constructing such wat­
Caln and Magruder had gone to the
routine of business was transacted
Jroff germa sapping the life Mood
Martin
that
she
might
meet
him
in
made
•
aside from the resignation of A. E.
er power or electrical power, or from cell to search the men when they
ol the hair. Micro kills the para-
Mlchael W. Weber was today ap­ Tower as secretary. His real anation
, The artices in question, which are employing any person or persons to opened fire. The marshal shot one chantoers and she waa removed to the
site, sootbea the itching scalp,
pointed guardian of his two minor was tendered in writing, and no tno-
made part of the complaint, charge work upon the same, or from pur­ prisoner in the arm, but one of the county JaL.
Every effort to delay judgment and choldren, Garrett Haymond Weber
gives Metre to the hair and stopa
Hanley with being a ‘'horsethief.” chasing any material, machinery or trio escaped in the excitement.
tion
was
accepted.
Dr
W.
B.
bee
obtain a new trial has failed, and the and Michael Ralph Weber, who own
It falling out A tingle application
and "land thief”, and accuses Cor­ apparatus for such purposes, or from
[
was
unanimously
elected
as
hla
auc-
pplee of insanity was set aside by property b yvlrtue of belnf heirs of
tea rrlief sad prov es its »orth.
bett. and also County Judge Lionel Incurring any Indebtedness therefor,
cessor.
Mr.
Tower
was
a
good
offl-
no
Judge Wells, who said he had
their mother, Mamie Weber, deceas­ ( eer and his resignation was quite a
Webster with having "tangled up" or from expending affy of the pro- MINING BROKER
ve yoor hair before too lata.
doubt as to her sanity.
ed. Wader Price. Frank Weber, and
in an alleged 69,000 acre land steal ceeds of said bonds except as au-
Dr. Lee Is
Micro prevent* baldoets. It la a
Immediately after being taken to C. Cole, were appointed appralaera 1 surprise to the club.
in eastern Oregon.
1 young and energetic and will also
deligtitfal dressing tor the hair,
thorized by the charter of the city
SERIOUSLY SHOT jail Mrs. Martin collapsed and be­ of the property.
make a good and fathful officer. A ,
of Eugene, and for such other and
free from grease and sticky oils.
came hysterical.
She grew worse
committee of three was appointed to
further relief as to this court may
until she was in a dead faint. At t
Aah your druggist for free booklet
Prineville,
yesterday
morning,
ex
­
' draft petitions and to secure names
19.—Henry B o'clock the attendants at the Jail had
seem
..
— agreeable
---------- to equity,
. . and that
New York, Dec.
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
:•
«’diSLas during the pendency of this suit, a Suydam, __________
a mining stock broker and worked over her for more than an perienced its first cold snap this win­ of property owners for the Improve-.
ter when the mercury dropped to 1 ment of certain streets and present
J'-.-iHi/c''' ci.r<’d by preliminary injunction be issued so number of the curb stock market, hour and she had still failed to re- three below zero, The weather mod- the same to the city council
these Little Pill». restraining said defendants, and that and en aiderman of Plainfield, N. J., cover.
eruted during the day. but there are
i
TL (Oso ml'/’re Dia- plaintiffs have Judgment against said was shot and dangerously wounded »
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prospects for still lower tempera-
IF ’•’ k's»i
nv-a »■. «!.'»" ■''■■»In defendants for their costs and dis­ in his office. 390 Broad street, today
Kodol is made of natural digestive tu re-tonight.
by John C. Lumsden, an Inventor,
inerita ut I -sa. Monde
bursements in this suit.
I
i stton and Too Rear:
juices
found
in
a
healthy
stomach,
Council Will Fight C mm *.
who claims Sqydam reftised to pay
never suffer from Kiir».
I X ktb*
A perfect rem
Mayor Matlock when seen by a re­ him promised money for an inven­ and It digests all food completely,
• or rheumatic truubie
st .
|c !y lor iHzzlne.<s. Nauseu
Kodol
is
pleasant
to
take,
and
la
tion.
He
also
assert«
he
shot
in
self
■ two months tr>'iitiue‘it > ■<■ 1
Ibrcv-iness. E.J Taste porter this morning, sthted that the
guaranteed
to
give
relief
In
any
case
will fight the suit to the last defense. The shooting followed a
Hull, or by mall. Send for
tn the Mouth. Coatc- council
_w.. . ..... .
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ditch and will employ the best of le­ struggle with a young man named of stomach trouble Sold by all drug­
!»l s
Ki y*.......
..«.■»r.-'.'M*
i "iwaguo. Pain tn the side gal talent for that purpose. Mr. Mat­ Downs, a clerk in the office, who gists.
r
S«JI')?vWir..;iS.. «ri.YWHUJ
I tor PID LIVE’L The,,
lock said that it was probable that sought to disarm Lumsden. While*
regulate tn» Bow-L. Purely Vegetable.
City Attorney Bean would act, but Downs held him. Lumsden reached
his arm and fired two shots,
SMALL PILL SULL DOSE, small price someone else will be employed to under
assist him. Several councilmen have one striking the broker near the!
stated that they were not in favor heart while the other went througb
Genu ne Must Bear
sl
of employing Councilman J. M. Wil­ the window.
Fac-S.rmle
Signature
J i
rac-o*nnio ui ^ imhuiv
Suydam is In a hospital In a criti­
liams, who Is Mr. Bean's law partner,
for the reason that he la believed to cal condition*
stand In" with the interests whom
the plaintiffs in the suit are said to
S.’JBSTiruTiJ represent. Thompson A Hardy are at­ OREGON SIENNA PAINT CO.
torneys for the plaintiffs.
HON. L.U>. It. .WCOKIt.
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GROWS HAIR
CITY MARSHAL
SLAIN BY BANDITS
TERM OF LIFE
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D andruff and
AHJNC t HAIR
¡CARTERS
American Woven Field Fence
WILL HAVE EUGENE STORE
THREE SUSPECTS
ARE UNDER ARREST
FOR TRAIN ROBBERY
«TONE’S HEAVE PROP*
Greatest known remedy for be«v«i
Highland. Or.. Oct. 31,1902
This Is to certify that I gave mt
mare .me bottle of “Stone’' Heavs
Deops” and cured her ot hea c
I his was last winter and she a»
not been aftected since - GW' Uce
DR.S.C. S TONE. Salem. Or.
Foe sale by all drugg
$.100
LAND CONTEST CASES
HAVE BEEN DECIDED
The contest cases o f J H McCor-
ick against the homestead entry
Percy Long, has been decided by
e commissioner on Dec. 11, la fav-
>r of the contestant. McCormick
The contest against Emma Weyer
by Berd Ina Meredith, was derided on
| Dee. 12th In favor of the contestant
I by the United States land commis­
D. H. Weyant, manager of the Ore­
gon Sienna Paint Co., with head­
quarters and factory at Salem, was in
Eugene today looking after the mat­
ter of establishing a branch store for
his company in Eugene. Just now
there are no vacant store rooms to be
had here, but Mr. Weyant has one In
view that he thinks will be vacated
soon and hopes to secure it. If un­
able to get a room after the first of
the year. Mr. Weyant says, bls com­
pany may purchase a lot and erect
a building of its own. The company
I. anxious to enter the Eugene field
cf business and is willing to expend
quite a sum of money to do so.
The crude material for the manu­
facture of the company's paint Is
minel on the Ellis Simmons place,
near Walker station, in Lane county.
ROBBERS RAIDED
NEBRASKA BANK
Sold in Eugene Dr W. L. DtLfo
I
ri
Ilf
III
The price is ten per cent less than formerly, and the fence is better than ever
Cheaper ond better than barbed wire, boa s or rails. Does not need repairs...Lasts a
lifetime, looks nice. Examine the fence, gc our price and the sale is as good as made
Lincoln, Neb., Dee. 1».—Robbers
raided the State Bank of Ceres, eigh­
teen miles north of here, early today,
overpowered a boy who surprised
them at their work, demolished the
vault and secured »1.000 and escap- 1
ed. The boy was tied Inside the bank
sioner.
I. N. Harbaugh was attorney for and was not discovered until this
the contestant In both these case«
morning.
c tv h t <=>
JUST WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY
JUST WHAT YOU NEED
M W Weber and wife. Dr W. H.
Pollard and wife sad Mrs W Price,
of Marcóla, spent last sight la Eu­
gene.
Moon-Blais Implement Co
65 EAST NINTH STREET