THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAI D. THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1909 3 •• «H PERMITS i Vi I K. v April 5.—This com- W"M: In a perfect fever of ex- ga’itJ “J“ ’he 'rial of Mrs. Geor- which will begin . Sampson, the daugh- tJ”.eeM. wealth.' “nl respected yr «> 1 ... farmer, is accused of ber husband. Harry IP ®u 1 Lt.., a nephew of the ►•I*1',11'.... i Hampson. fc:- A(*”J‘7nnrmi-' i s ' to be one that vhg trial pur«“ rt house to its ut- jblic sentiment in kost cap»c‘'>- ins to have MB- Q.j m the <<”•' E'.ne » gr*11' ,'oinge during the Efew •«ks At first there were uts but though- Lf perwQ5 ‘* guilty of the v- Samp®011 but at present as cbar t ■ • w in Wayne Iharp str e had anything it c tf her husband. d -hot on Novem m of his wife's front the town tore1 e was arranged Xi don. T he and his nd i fami wing. The •uoiei in-law were igrto the house, i th. op n the morning of t 7:30 o'clo a u |; »tragedy there was a quarrel be- rWa Harry Sami on and ills wife hi h Mrs. Sampson tr 4 letter j received fr ni a Eairport man. r. Allyn, the g iri s father, tried to Hut matters. but Sampson de- ir(j he would leave his wire. • Id rather »hoot myself than live Uth her” he said, ai carding to Mr. story Twenty minutes later s -M into the ea- wing with blood -earning fr m a bullet wound in his st and fell dead at the feet of his iher-in-law. Th re were no smoke its or powdermarks on his breast on either his inner or outer shirt, orfia Sampson ran into the room moment after he fell. She said K she was in an upper room when ¡heard the shot. For four days the theory of sui- 1«.based n Samnson’s words to Mr. Hyn was believed. Then the Samp- i family heard about the absence moke 'stains and powder burns, ey learned tha the gun was not ■own on the fl or, as would prob-« |y h«'? been 'he c- e if It were 1 carefully in leid’d, but v.as ampson held a eorner and tn; his hand when tkag« of cue« . fell dying. As a result of ie inquest Mrs. I and the grand t against her 7 Land an in E t irg.i-.g her w : r m ird r in the first len'ed the ac- I«’. Bail ln '.ast Novent- »d woman cunfined in the ; she has Bty j»ll. o ipylng .tie tame cell ?l by Oliver it was one rtis Perry, the n >t d bandit and is robb' ■ lice the traa lv cue of the Mgeit wi "es-e for the prosecu- s. Harry Sampson's father, has 4. and it is run: i d that much of l supposed din.t'-ting evidence tint the y 'iing wi low has been i rd u, i's ; ar :n.r oint and found be nothing more than idle gossip. Ike only evidence against Mrs. mfion seems to be the fact that kbea her husband was last seen biae she was quarrelling with him W she has refused to testify re- »rdiag this trouble, Nor has she pud n oath where she was when (he bullet was fired. [The Allyn family is one of the old- Bind wealthiest in the county and Fji-'ht for Mrs. Sampson’s liberty pH’ be a notable one. George Raines IR.'hester, As / ib'.vman Edson ram of Lyons a.. J G-’orge S. Tin- ’»'igh of Lyons have been en- H to conduct the defense. ■rs Sampson is said to approach f trial in the confidence of an ec- dtal. The jury that has been | i’b is composed of business men | ‘ r’smient farmers. There has > j**a a conviction for murder in _ first degree in this county since ■ • neral water now A *rl I A ♦ as follows: First, second. »5491.94; 183.51; fourth, total. »26.807.7 12 1. Hl 4- ♦ ♦ ♦ <> ♦ 0 t / «1 LAST STAGE St. Douis. April 5.—Special assis­ tant to Attorney General Frank B. Kellog, filed his brief with the clerk of the United States court here today and then commenced his argument, after two years of evidence taking in the government suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Corporation of N'eW Jersey for alleged violation of the Sherman act. The argument is of great length and to tell the story of Standard Oil. the special attorney divided the al­ leged conspiracy into three periods, the first from 187" to 1882, the sec­ ond from 1882 to 1899. and the third from 1899 to the present time. ♦ e ♦ e ♦ ♦ ♦ e * ♦ ♦ ♦ John Maxwell, at Irving April 4. at the «ge of S3 yearn, from Stomach trouble M He wax born in Holt county. - March 1«. 1M7. He er.~ed the plains in 1852. «.tiling of Har riaburg in Linn county, and from there moved to Lane count» '» the county. He leatea llvinig in different part, of and California, and one brothe . John, near Irving. The funeral will day at 10 a^ m. tt w at Irving, of which a member. Rev. M duct tbe services will be interred in ter». Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove ensures quick work and a cool kitchen. The “ New Perfection" has a substantial CABINET TOP for warming1 plates and keep­ ing food hot after it is cooked. Also drop shelves on which to set small cooking utensils—every convenience, even to bars for holding towels. Made in three sizes. Can be had either with or without Cabinet Top. If not at your dealer’s, write our nearest agency. LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANCED IN CANADA ■S ♦ ♦ HENRY MAXWELL. LANE ♦ COUNTY PIONEER. DIES ♦ ♦ ♦ ***♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Henry Maxwell, a pioneer olI Ore­ ♦ gon. died at the home of hi« ^°‘her, 7a*f"-' - ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Winnipeg. April 5. The British Columbia lu m her manufacturers to ay ad- vunccd prices ti Western Canada ti »3 n thousund. du claimed, to the maud for railway b bers and lumber I ing railway cars. is substantially made of brass, finely nickricd and very hunt handsome, Gives a powerful lighi and burns for hours with one filling, Portable, safe, convenient just what every home needs. li not with your dealer, write our nearest agency . ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY Incorporate«! NEW LODGE OF L. 0 KINCAID BELONGED T. M. AT SPRINGFIELD TO “LIVE FOREVERS” LUMBERMEN ARE GETTING EXCITED Last Thursday evening a hive of the l.adtes of the Maccabees of the World was organized in Springfield by Mrs. Purges, state commander, with a very fine charter list. Fol­ lowing are the officers elected for the term: Commander, Lady Van Valznh; lieutenant commander. Mar- garette Marshall; past lady comman­ der. Alta Mae Cbappel; record keep­ er, I.ottle L. Johnson: finance keep­ er. Isabelle W. McCollum; chaplain. Margarette Cooper; sergeant. Minnie .1. Fatidrent; mistress at arms, Lola L. Atkinson; sentinel, F'erne i. Gar­ rison; picket, llertha Stewart. Charles lllvett informs iib that he has let the contract for the excavat- ing and the work of making prepura- tions for ibo erection of hls new building will be commenced the first of next week. He has fully decided to put on the second story. The structure will be by far the finest tn the city, and will be as near fire­ proof as it can be made. Those who were doubtful about the sawmill coming to Springfield may lie convinced of the truth now tin- Southern Pacific surveyors are surveying the land for the Biding to the mill and the laborers aro also here ready to begin construction work. E. C. Hill, of Riverside, Cal., a brother-in-law of 1 II. E. Pitts, arrived Wednesday morning in Springfield _ _ and will make this his permanent home. He will have charge of the sash and door department at the planing mill. Arthur Kirkland has severed his connection with the Booth-Kelly Co., after being in their employ as local salesman for the past seven years. The vacancy is being filled by Rob­ ert F'orbes. former football coach of the University of Oregon team.* J. K. Bnrtlett has christened his bakery and confectionery the "Koh- i-noor Parlor.” naming tl after one of the Itading confectionery stores in Eugen«1. Cal Prior, who has purchased an Interest in the McCollum-Large bar­ ber shop, commenced work Wednes­ day. News. Portland, April 3.—The Columbia and Willamette river lumber manu­ facturers and loggers are considera­ bly wrought up over the report that has appeared in a number of newspa­ pers on the Pacific coast slitting that the bottom had dropped out of the lumber market in the Northwest. Prominent men ill the lumber busi­ ness state absolutely that there was no reason for the publication of such a report; that there was no reason for loggers to reduce prices on the present output of the logging camps, and that there being no surplus and witli tiie cost of labor and stumpage advancing, a reduction at this time is out of the question. What will happen if the tariff on lumber is greatly reduced is problematical, but some timbermen maintain that unless :he tariff is maintained it will result in a reduction in both the cost of stumpage and the cost of labor. LATHAM SAWMILL SITE IS SOLD A big deal was consummated In ; this city this week involving the La­ tham Hawmill site, including the mill and machine shops and other build­ ings. dams, yards and sidetracks, covering something like 33 acres of Total ................................. »51,144 land at the Latham siding of the Building Inspe-tor's office. 565 Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Charnelton St., first door south of one mile south of Cottage Grove, the consideration being »10,000. A. Eugeue Steam Laundry. L. Woodard, the sawmill man. who has had this property leased for the past few years from the Pacific Tim­ Washington, April 5.-—A ♦ ber Company, was the purchaser, he ♦ rule is to be reported today having built up a large timber trade ♦ to govern amendments to the since he has been operating and en­ ♦ Payne tariff bill and will pro­ Fort W- rth. Texas. April 3. larging the mill. He recently install­ ♦ vide for a 25 per cent ad valo­ Fanned by a stiff wind, a fire which ed a large new planer in his mill and ♦ rem duty on petroleum in the originated in a barn at Jennings is now able to deliver both rough ♦ place of the present counter­ avenue and Pet r Smith street in the I and dressed lumber of various ♦ vailing duty, and will permit southern portion of this city this af­ grades.—Cottage Grove leader. ♦ a vote on the question of ternoon, swept an area of ten blocks! ♦ free lumber.’ in length and seven in width, des­ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ troyed property roughly valued at more than »5,000.000 and caused the Washington, Aprli 5.—The house i death of six persons. The fire, which originated in a rules committee today reported an < whs _ amendments to the fashionable residence district. ___ order limiting W. B. Cooper, the hurtling real 15 minutes, estate dealer, closed a deal Wednes­ Payne tariff bill to those which the beyond «ontrol within wavs and means committee will re­ and was not checked until dynamite day for the Joe Garroutte property port and to the lumber, hides, bar­ was resorted to four hours later. on the corner of Fourth and Tennes­ St«»vw Depot is Bulwarh. ley and barley malt schedules. An see streets, in fact the lot comprises Assistance was rushed from Dal­ a strip 120 wide running all the way amendment imposing a 25 per cent ad valorem duty on petroleum is al­ las and Weatherford on special trains through the block from Fourth to but the flames were not stopped un­ Fifth street, the consideration being so provided for. The vote on the bill was fixed for til they had eaten their way to the »3000. it 1« Mr. Cooper's Intention Texas & Pacific Railroad reservation to put up a »6000 or ,8000 hotel three o'clock Friday. on the oast. On the south the fire : building on the corner of Fourth and Fear Five Lnmber That the republicans have been In-1 was checked at the T -xas * Pacific > Tennessee streets, move the present sistinz on amendments to the tariff passenger depot, this steel and stone cottage back fronting on Fifth street, bill was evinced by an indication to­ structure forming a bulwark that ¡and build another similar one by the side of it for rent.—Cottage Grove day. following their meeting on Sat­ saved the wholesale district. The Texas Jr Pacific roundhouse lx ader urday. of "getting back on the reser­ vation” and voting for the tariff and 10 engines, the repair shop, four rule Their main efforts today were churches, two public school build­ HAHKISBI I«. ITEMS. directed towards keeping the lumber ings and Walker’s n-natarlum were schedule from coming to a vote de-stroyed. The other buildings de­ < Special Correspondence). which they feared would put that stroyed were residences, most of Harrisburg, April 3.—Mrs. James them new and in the most exclusive Trafzer, of Eugene, is here visiting comm'tdity on the free list. se. ti-ons. Persons living within a rad­ her sister. Mrs. Hewett, who is in Filipinos Again«t Bill. Messrs Legardo and Ocampo, the ius of three blocks of where the fire the hospital here. resident Philippine commissioners, started, had no time to save any­ Mr. Oscar Busey returned from his today revived a cablegram which thing visit in Eugene today. CremMexl and El'Vtr'M Ut« 1 »!. thev regard as a complete rebuttal Harrisburg The session of the A patient, whose identity has not Improvement Club lasted till quite of the statements iwued from the in­ been learned, perished in Walker's sular bureau to the effect that the late this afternoon and while the at- were tendance was not the largest, it business interest» of the islands are sanitarium, and threw men electrocuted and their bodies burned a favor of the provision« of the tbe Payuw Payn« made it up in the Interest displayed to cinders within the Sawyer electric by those tn attendance. bill. 8tai y was fatally plset Herbert W. N. Lyon left for Junction City' burned in an endeavor to »are his today, Up Before the Bar He Intends making a tonr a fireman fell from a home and of the state In charge of a motion N H Brown, an attorney, of Pltta- useg house top and »»i killed picture equipment. field. Vt.. write«: '» Rev H. O. Cowan assistant pastor John Perln left for points in ea«- Dr. Life for years of ur King r»...» - « New •— - — — Pill« - Broadway Presbyterian the tern Oregon, He Intends. If aulted, i'nd 'find them such a l"od family is missing to locate In that part of the state. medicine we wouldn’t be without church, The burned district Is being pa­ them ” For chill«. eonsHtpatf«». bil­ trolled bv troop* tonight to prevent His family Is making ready to fol­ low him on short notice. iousness or sick headach« they work looting It 1« estimated that 500 Mrs. Ethel Hendee Murphy left for wonders. 25c at W A. Ku k-adalls families are homeless. Many of these Portland today. drug store. have gon“ to Dallas, where shelter Clarence George was a passenger has been offered. for Eugene this afternoon. Having Kod'd for dy«pep«ia and Indlge« trouble with his teeth, and sail he n oecasionally. will soon re ­ tloa. tak “wanted ’em fixed quick.” Chance lieve yot u nt ail the simple stomach for a good dentist in Harrisburg v hi' h you now have but ailments which may > >rf> more serious later Sold • l HWl HIHt: K»H THE Gt AHt>. by all druggist« FORT WORTH HAS FIVE MILLION FIRE NEW $8000 HOTEL FOR COTTAGE GROVE I Lamp ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ PAYNE TARIFF ♦ ♦ Washington. April 5— The ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ famous South Carolina dis- ♦ pensarv case, involving the « ♦ disposition of about »900.000 ♦ ♦ of dispensary funds held by ♦ the state dispensary commis­ ,.8llj ♦ ♦ sion. was decided by tbe ♦ ♦ preme court of the United ♦ States today­ in favor of the ♦ ♦ commission ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ U-,,.?'* eal*n>l*y often h«p- 1 ♦«. —_ ■ V care|«RS boatman ig- “t warnings ■» Sings —growing f’n S f*”“r current. "---- --. Nature's .’** ,r* kind That dull ache t warns you that ( attention if you maladies—dmnsv, U Bright « -i one t disease. Take * »tter, at ■re and see back­ , all vu et r best feelings ,o’" - suffering from tme back, one fl me." writes J. R. Kavy.-n • P*" of p. 'dall's drug store. 'Ik. Tenn. Onlv * A. tayken dall's. « 1 1/ A «I a AU the necessary family cook­ ing mav be done as well on a New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove as on the best coal or wood range. By using the “New Perfec­ tion" Oil Stove, the annoyance of an overheated and stuffy kitchen is entirely avoided.even in midsummer. The scientific construction of the • ♦ For the fiscal year ending ♦ March 31. the increase in pos­ ♦ tal receipts at the Eugene ♦ postoffice over those of the ♦ year previous was »5399.40, ♦ which is much more than ♦ enough to insure an advance ♦ of »100 in the salary of Post­ ♦ master Page. He is now ♦ ting »2 600 a year and ♦ showing will put him in ♦ »2 700 class ♦ By quarters during the ♦ year the receipts u ♦ fr.om the sale of s March was a dull month 'n Eu­ gene building circles, nevertheless the permits totalled »51.444. ac­ cording to inspector McFarland’s re port. L. N Honey's bri k block at Fifth and Willamette streets and ■‘O' F. E Chambers' concrete warehouse t. on Olive street were Instrumental in making a fair showing for the month. The permits issued were as tb follows; Marx. Mrs. C. . remolding block. Willamette St., bet. 8th and Sth ............... .................. » Cole. S. E., res. 7 h, bòt. Madison and Monroe . . 2.500 A Painter. H. D., res., Sth. bet. Mon- roe and Adams............. 1.000 Trump. A. E., two cot 1 cor. 2.500 12:h and Jeffers ti . . Hentenwax V. V., buna, 1th I 1 n bet. Madison and Mont Stephenson. Mrs. D. M Oregon are., bat. Fat I I « CO D Rhone. M i Miex >or 16th and retire Buell, J. D nf urce con warehous Ulaine and 8th 1.5 __ __________ , Warren, M M. eed concrete bet. 7th 1.500 Goo.ienow, EDWARD P. WESTON, FAMOUS PEDESTRIAN. store. Sth, bet. 1.244 Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian, celebrated bi.< seventy first birthday by beginning a 4.tsjo mile walk. W eston's idea is to walk from Randle, J. N., M»*at market, 13th bet. Moss and Columbia ave 'S. 500 New York > ity to tiie I'm ihc coast, believing that lie cuu coier the distuuce Orr, T.. annex to re« res., cor. 5th tn a hundred days and Monroe ............................ 500 ♦ Gard bet. 12th and 13th....................... 1.000 Letson, J. K., garage cor. 11th . and Walnut ............................ 500 Nosier, W. H.. remodel building, 13th and Emerald ave., bet. 14th . . . 500 Morgan Stansbie, factory cor. 13th and Villard ave.......... 1.000 Andrews. O. G., cottage. Willant- ette, bet. 11th and 15th.. 1.000 Marsh. J. L., cottage, Moss are., bet. 15th and 16th............. 8 Dillard. A., cottage. Moss ave., bet. Naples, April 5.—The steamer | alongside the Hamburg and the vis­ T7th and 18th.......................... 5 Hamburg, with Ex-Preâident Roose­ itors received by Captain Burmeister, Sherman, W.. cottage, cor. 4th and Madison .................................... 1.5 velt and party on board was given a who at once conducted them to Mr. Roosevelt’s cabin. Minister Grlscom noisy welcome when she arrived here was greeted by the former president Lus key, J. 3.. garage, Oak, bet. 10th and 11th....................... 1,0 this afternoon Great crow is greet cordially and Herr Steifes, German Buley, C. J., res., cor. 12th and ed the vessel and ships in the harbor consul at Naples, greeted Roosevelt Jefferson ................................. 2.0 was gaily decurated. The American in the name of Emperor William. Hehl. G.. cottage, Colurr >:a ave.. gunboat Scorpion, made a brilliant Roosevelt appeared exceedingly bet. 1 4tli and 1 5th............. 1.5 showing with line of flags fluttering pleased at this welcome. Husby, E. C., att; ge, Ort gun ave. from stent to stern, and the American Mr. Roosevelt had not landed from bet. 13th ar I 1 !tb ............. 1.0 consulate, the hotels and many resi­ the Hamburg at 2:30 which is taken Ballari, L. C. cottage. Oregon dences were decorated for the occas­ as an indication that he will not land ave., bet. E air and Jack- ion. at all but will be transferred direct­ son .................. Stringent police measures were ly over to the steamer Admiral, Goldson, J. i . adopted to keep the boats from go­ which will then proceed with him on ! bet. .Monro- ing alongside the Hamburg, the bar-! the voyage. Smith, J. W. F bor being filled with small boats Title rumor has caused keen disap-1 bet. 4 th and decoratel for th? occasion, s tn? of pointment among the cr ;wds. k Roney, L. N'., I Later advices are that Roosevelt I them arrying singers and musicians 5th and Will singin.; and playing Neapolitan landed at the arsenal ducks at 4:30 Fortney, B. F., res., 7th, songs. this afternoon. H“ came from the I Madison and Jeffe 3<>a .... As soon as the Hamburg came to Hamburg in the launch of the Scor-. Yoran, W. C . re3., l»awrenec an anchorage a launch from the pion, accompanied by Ambassador 9th and l"th. . , Scorpion with Ambassador Grlscom Criscom and members of the ambas­ Humbert, G. 3. O., and other persons on b ard went sador's party. Ing. Ferry, b' 15 th 16th ..................... Schwer'ng. H A., res., cor. and Ferry ............................... Chambers. F. . coacrt e house. Oliv.., b: ' Gtb. h .............................................. I Eugene Theatre Co.. re building, Willamette, bet and 7th....................................... f FLOWS FROM BOONE ONER’S 440-F00T WELL DISPENSARY SUIT AT LAST DECIDED Th» Guard a few davs ago Jwioned the fact that a over 400 feet deep had «unit on the Boone Poy- r„1,t,la7,(’n ,bp e'B' "lope of Hill and that the wa- ^oune within four feet of " 'op of the well. A reoort tWnT”1^' dnwn '°day that low had changed to mln- ¿L *»'er. and that neigh- ' h tu7* ,rarr',n* it away '* bwkerfnl« An anal- ud if u y,,Pr "ill be made •' It is proven that the w» tb J2.r'alns ,h“ u""»i • £ i,r"l*rtieii that e»T.tla far. President Gaze not only stipulates that marriage is es­ sential for securing eternal life, but declares that the union must be a union of affinities. Ho also tells fust how, ufter the happy marriage 1« culminated, the newly weds must live, and this is where his formerly ardent followers find their princi­ pal objection. \\ hen the "Live Forever” Club was In the height of its prosperity. President Gaze fell in love with the secretary. Miss Mildred Balcont. They were married and went to Europe on n wedding triri. ‘ They have recently returned, The president’s new edict, he says, is the result of observations in Europe, It has just been issued and has reached but a small number ;of members as yet, but among those few a decidedly horror-Btrlcken pro­ test has gone up. Many of the members, particularly in Boston, are women of wealth and social position. « JOB ELECTED MAYOR OF COTTAGE GROVE i CSottage Grove. April 6. The city election held here yesterday resulted in the following named persons be­ ing « levied: B. R. Job. mayor; C. H. VanDenberg, recorder; Herbert Ea­ kin. treasurer; W. A. Hogate. J. H. Bartels and B. K. Lawson, council­ men for two years. Job defeated J. I. Jones for mayor by 39 votes, the total number of votes cast being 383. The amendment to the city charter chnuglng the term of mayor's office from one to two years carried by a big majority. This, how­ ever. will not be effective until the next election, one year hence. DeWitt’s Carbolfzed Witch Hasel Palve is esiiectall.v good for piles. Sold by all druggists. YOU GET WHAT WE GET PROVE*T Our books are open for your inspection. _ IrjEJl L buyers name given if wanted. We not only a*°p prices, but you can satisfy yourself HOGS absoluh ly at any time that you get what we H'/.- PROMPT CASH RETURNS CHICKENS <#r7f OftCLfVO ShipFoT'rTio'du^^u"! S’“P y°ur produce to us. U nte to us now for coops, tags, etc. SOUTHERN OREGON COMMISSION CO W. H. M c C orquooale , P rop . i — ‘ ~ 95 F ront S t ., P ortland . O regon T£ Easter Anthem /<>■ •«» loag to bear »ung by the great artiata maaasl If iw at you yonr com- own a Victor Ho arc all the talking mai tdie- good old hymn«, aw well aa the good old wongw like “The Palma," “Tin- Holy City," etc. Come li«t«-n to th-m here. Then you will know wtiat you are ml««lng by not having a Victor talking machine of your own. ’ Hone Bl A 1511 EUGENE GUN CO. f.M kt >111 met I e Str'rt