♦
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUABO, THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1909
6
I FEDERAL JUDGES
t ho MeKenxie stage thin morning for
Experiment* with »htpmenr, of Eg*t-
(From Tuesday's Dally Guard)
|vrn hogs In thi* m*rk.-X have proven
I
Walterville.
J. H. Shewry returned last night
! that a much better price an«I a *quat*er
who has been quite ill fl* cm Albany.
. Oral I* obtainable and receivable In the
Jos. Davies, past, was able to be on
E G. Bu« ¡.«nan, of Drain, was in
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ for aome time
J Portland market than In any other
the city over night.
the street» today.
: market in the country
,
Goo. Scott, of Harrisburg, spent
li.
Hunter
came
<»iom Friday's Dally Guard.)
tattle Market Itemaloa Dull
last night in the city.
Mr. and Mr». H.
Mohair—22c.
George 8cott. of Harrisburg, spent up from Salem thin afterniMin to visit
One of the beat thing» to report In
J. S Churchill, of Marcola. spent
Chlttlm bark—4 85 l-2c.
last night in the city
I the livestock market today Is the lack
friends and relatives. the Mohawk last night in Eugene.
*1404—1$«. •
Washington, D. C., April *. It
of arrival of cattle in the yards during
O. J. Hull, the druggist, *ent to
Mrs. E. R Gilstrap went to Albany
John Brookmayer, the city over
President
Poultry. 13««*. £*«.
the past 24 hours If this could be kept was learned today that
Salem today on business.
today on a visit to her folks.
lumberman, was in
Eggs—Per dox-n. IX© 17c.
up for several days it would clear the Taft tad definitely decided not to
Mrs. Ella Ross is up from Portland
E. McKay wan a stage passeujer night visiting friends.
Creamery Butter—Per roll. 75c.
it. Welch
situation tn gulch order, for it would appoint former United States Sk­
for a few days on business.
G L. Hannernan and W
Fry»—per Iu., lie.
this morning for Blue River.
i not take long to clear up the remaining ater Charles W. Fulton to the federal
Felix Wagner arrived in the city
Hen»—Per lb.. 11c.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daniel are vlJTF- loft th$B morning for the upper Mc­
i surplus In the hands of killers and then judgship in Oregon, that was crea­
last night for a few day.«' stay.
Dairy Butter—Per r«ll, 55c.
Kenzie on a fishing trip.
Jng gt Salem for a few days.
I they would be in a position to enter ted at the last session of congress.
(J. eae—Per lb., Sc.
Rufus K. Love, of Decatur, ill.,
W.
B.
Cbace,
the
landsca|>e
archi
­
Roe Haroua returned to Salem to- tect, went to Salem today to secure arrived in Eugene last night.
the market freely for arrivals. This Is The decision was made after a tho­
D ui - ks —per lb.. He.
' the second day within a we*-k that no rough and pa'nstaklng Independent
da? after a short visit In Eugcue.
To.keys—Per lb
15tT17c.
Geo. H. Ileip left today for 3 ai­
more trees for the depot park.
Fruits, Vegetal*«»«. Kte.
cattle came forward Into the Portland investiga.lou of Fulton 3 qullifica-
Mrs. G G. Gross returned tb>. af-
i
Ariie Hampton, a Southern Pacific de to look after the exposition.
yards while on two other days the re­ tions and of his position in his par­
Potatoes—New, $1.15 per cwt.
ter:;oon from a visit iu Po-tland.
engineer, and formerly a University
J. C. Wood, of Tampa. Florida,
Onions—Per cwt, »1.7».
ceipts were small. So long, however, ty in Oregon.
student, was in town yesterday.
was an arrival in Eugene today.
F. E Blair, the Fall Creek i er-
i
Lemons—Per case, $4.0».
as cattle straggle into the yards there
United States Senators Bourne ana
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldsmith and son.
Chas. Emery went to Junction
chant, is tn the city for a few days
oranges—$3.50
Is not likely to be much of an improve­ Chamberlain were not asked for ad­
Barlow Allen is down
from his Ivan, went to Oregon City today to City today on Insurance business.
Livestock Market
ment In conditions or prices.
vice by the president, who. it is said,
Ray Walker, of Mapleton, arrived
farm on Camp Creek for a day or so. spend Sunday with friends and rela­
Good cows—3©3 1i<x
As regards cattle prices at this time, was firm in his determination
to
In the city on the stage last night.
Hterrs-,4 (f 4
lb.
W. J. Mulkey and wife came down tives.
shippers
seem
to
have
a
little
room
for
W. C. Nicholas, a University debat­
consult none of the senators.
W. L. Dunham, of Waterloo, Iowa,
Veal—Prime dressed, under 125 lb«_
from Creswell on the noon train to­
complaint
for
better
prices
have
been
On hearing of the president's de­
er, went to Monmouth yesterday to wac an arrival In Eugene last night. 7© 8c.
day.
paid In this market recently—even dur­ cision both Bourne and Chamberlain
Mutton on foot—3H©4c.
Charles Caylor has gone to Port­
J. H. Hawley arrived down from be a judge in two high school de­
Good
fat
hogs
on
foot
—
<H©7c.
ing
tlie
stagnant
perlo«t
—
than
ruled
for
cinsistentiy refused to make a state-,
land, where he will work In a sta-
Cottage Gn»ve on the noon train to­ bates. '
Dressed Hogs—Per lb.. 8©81»c.
many a year. Mor, inferior stuff has
Joe 1-aSalle returned this aftenroon ble.
ment.
day.
brought
good
prices
recently
than
ever
Gralu
sag
Feed
It is understood here that when
Professor I. M. Glen was a pas-
W. O. Smith and family, of Granta from Portland, where he attended the
Flour—$4.40.
before.
Sales
of
bulls
as
high
as
$3.50
Taft requested the opinion of the
Pass, arrived in Eugene this morn­ Berg-Roller wrestling match last sengor for Portland on the noon
Wheat—Per bu »5c.
during
the
past
24
hours
do
not
look
night.
Chopped feed—per ton. $30.
came up from Sa­ .train today.
ing.
as If the Portland market had gone to other federal judges as to the possible
Miss Ada Yoran to visit a few days
Cracaed corn—»2 «0 per lou.
C P. Houston, mayor of Junction
Mrs. M. E. Watson was a passen-
pieces, for better prices were never be­ appointment of the ex-senator, the
Bran —Per ton, $28
replies returned were unanimous in
ger on the noon train today for Sa- lem this afternoon Colonel and Mrs. City, arrived up on the afternoon
fore paid here for this sluff.
Mixed feed—Per ton, $30.
with her parents.
train today.
their disapproval.
lem.
^priiiK
l.ainb«*
briiiK
10
«*ent»*.
Snorts
—
Per
ton.
$34.
O. Yoran.
Thus far there has been dropped
went to Junction
O. A. Srhnayer, of Binghamton,
Mrs. Non Frederick of Portland is Geo.
A lot of spring lambs have sold In
Rolled Barley—Per ton, $36.
Alba Matteson.
visiting Mrs. 8. IL Finnegan in Eu- City today. lie will have soon for N. Y.. Is In the city looking It over
the local market during the past 21 no hint as to the Identity of the suc­
he will join a w'.th a vl'w cf locating.
gene.
hours at 10c a pound, which Is just the cessful candidate for the new posi-
Baled liay—7; 5.
Klamath Falls, where
John H. ilurtog returned today
J. W. Shumate re’urned this after­ 8. P. surveying crew.
same figure as the first arrivals went tion on the federal bench of Ore-
Oats—Per bai . 50c.
visiting at the from Roseburg, where he addressed
noon from a business trip to Port-
at. A lot of 23 yearling lambs, weigh­ gon and Washington.
Carl Wasbburne Is
a boost meeting last night.
land.
ing 1815, likewise found a good demand
I’oitTLXMt MAIIKZrr REPOHT
home of his grandfather at Junction
Albert Macy, of Corvallis, after a
W. L. Hayward, physical dlrector City today. He Is exp<«cted to come
at $7.
Portland
short
visit
with
J.
J.
McCormick
In
at the University, went to
home on the local tonight.
Portland, April 8. — Wheat prices are
today.
I’liHTI.lMI STOCK MARKET
Earl Kilpatrick, one of the Univer­ Eugene, returned home today.
steadily rising In the local market. The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
G.
Hcknian,
of
today sity debaters, returned
Alton Hampton returned
The following la» the general range
from Salt
sal.-a are generally • nail, as very little
to
Cottage
DesMoines,
after
a
visit
in
Eugene,
of values on stock ruling’ In the yard«
from a business trip
Lake last night James Kilpatrick, a
grain la now available. A tot of club
Grove.
have left on their return trip home. I wheat changed han.Is yesterday at for late shipments:
brother, is visiting him here now.
Hogs—Best east of mountains. 17.25
Mias Daisy Lang, of Ortonville,
N. M. Messenger, of Santa Rosa. $1.1». Bluestem baa been sold here
Miss Elsie Davis came up from
Minn., is here visiting her uncle, Dua­ Halsey this afternoon to attend the Cal., who haa been here for several tor better than $1.25. mid It was atated 697.50: ordinary, |7; blockers and feed -
Alf Walker, who has ar- ♦
♦
ers. 15.75.
can Scott.
concert to be given tonight by the days, left for point« north today.
yesterday that $1.30 could he obtained.
; 1200 ♦ ranged the trips of Jeffries ♦
Washins'on, D. C.. April 7.—fo
Cattle
—
Best
steers,
weighing
Prof. Luella C. Carson went to Iowa College Glee Club at the Pres­
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wade, of Turkey red was quoted at $1.15 for pounds, 95.25695*50;
,50; medium steer«.
and his friends up the Me- ♦
Portland today to visit at home for a byterian church.
Island City, Or., after a visit with good quality and red Russian at $1.08 95.506 95*75; poor «teer«. $4.75'u $5 25 ♦ Kenzie in previous years, re­ ♦ the House today Vreeland offered aa
♦
amend meat striking out the coitn-
few days.
best cows. $4..50: medium cows. 14.25. ♦ ceived a letter a few days
©$1.09.
Portland Journal: John F. Kelly, friends here, have returned home.
♦ tervaillna rtutv on cil and fixing a
Mrs J. W. Shumate returned home
J. B. and C. J. Sklrvln of Sturala, of th«* Booth-Kelly Lumber Company,
The news of the day was decidedly bulls. 92.506 9*3.50
♦
ago,
stating
that
the
parly
2 5 per cent a l valorem. Norria ot
Sheep—Best grain-fed wethers. $5.50 ♦
Mich., arrtved here today and may la In Portland neogtiatlng sale» of this afternoon from a visit with her bullish. It was a holiday at Chicago,
will come again this summer. ♦ Nebraska, moved a subxtltnte im-
'•i 15.75; best hay fed wethers. 956 95.25;
locate here.
timber.
He is accompanied by his «laughter, Miss Kathle«*n. at Portland but wheat «us up a c< 'nt at Mlnneapo- spring
♦
Jeffries
may
a
company
the
p jsfng «? * ■ per e; t ad valorem ¿2
910; yearling lambs 97: ♦
Mrs. S Mi rlan went to Salem to­ wlf«* and they are at the Imperial.
Mrs. W. A. Osburne has returned Its. Muy wheat ut Llv f*rpo««l closed 1 % straight lambs.
♦ After Speaker GannGn
ewes, 94.256 94.70; mixed lots. ♦ party and he may not. as no
¡,een rfr
day and from there will leave on a
Forest.
Ark., cl higher than Monday an.: London 95 cheared sheep, 75c to 91 less.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Ridings and home from Green
♦
statement
was
made
in
the
♦
v *reed 01 deciding a point of order
trip to the East.
children of Pond Creek, Oklahoma, where sh<* has been visiting relatives. quoted table» 3d higher, at 41» 6d for
Veal—Choice young calves, >5.50; ♦
♦ th»* entire pe roleum schedule was
letter.
Mrs O. V. Page, mother and four after a short visit with Mr and Mrs.
E. it. GllstrHp went to Albany to­ Walla Walla. roomhaU s cable, recelv- heavy and rough. Sl506 94-75.
Mr. Walker thinks that ♦ opened to amendment.
♦
children, arrived here from ixis An­ M. F Griggs, left today for Olym­ day. At that plate he will be joined ed by Overbeck & Cooke Company,
%
♦ they themselves do not know <*
Butter.
E
kkm
tiu<l
roultrx
geles last night.
by his wife and they will make a trip sal«l:
pia. Wash . wh«*re they will r«*side.
hfs Intentions, the prize ring ♦
flutter—Extra creamery. 29c: fancy. ❖
Morris Goldblatt and J. I.evltt are
Dr. Wooley, a veterinary surgeon, to Newport.
"Private report* received here from 2714c: Eastern, 2Sc; California. 27c; ♦ world being in a very unset­ ♦
up from Portland, loolkng around for of Portland. Is In the city for a f«*w
W. H. French, of Page, Neb., has Argentina are that the shipments are »tore. 18c.
♦ tled condition. Jeffries is ♦
a buaineaa location.
«lays and may conclude to take up his returned here from a recent trip fulling off and arrivals from the Inte­
Butter Eat—Delivery f. o. b. Port- ♦
now in the theatre business in ♦
Judge Stanley 8 Penta, of Med­ residence here. He has been at to California. He may decide to lo- rior ure deer, using fast."
25
Vic
land—Sweet cream. 27 He; »our,
♦ New York, coining thousands ♦
ford. la In the city a few days visiting Springfield for several days on busi­ cate in Eugene or vlcinity.
lb
The Australian movement Is also be­ i
♦
❖ of dollars week after week.
Egg» -I»*cal best. 21ti22c.
hi» son. Fletcher Penta.
ness.
Henry Douglas, who has recently lieved to be near an end. and taken al­
The city council met last ni^htanl
*
Cheese
—
Fancy
full
cream
flats.
17c;
Narcissus I aRaut ia . here from
bought
a
farm
on
Fern Ridge, was together the Chicago market, wh-n It triplets and daisies. 17 He; Young Amer­ ♦
(From Monday’s Dally Guard.)
e* ♦ referred the petition of F. L. Cham­
Wilbur visiting at the home of Hon.
In
th««
city
today,
He was a former reopens, should be a very strong af­ icas. lMilSHe: storage twins, 16Hc;
bers for a franchise to sell electlrcil
fl W. Million was uown from Ma­
and Mrs. R. A. Booth
resident of Pleasant Hill.
fair, unless the government report of triplets and daisies, 16H©17c.
power in Eugene to the fire and wa­
C. Col* and wife, of Marcóla. Rpent bel over Sunday.
Curtí*
Hayden,
of
Springfield,
an.i
Winter crop conditions holds It down.
Poultry-—Mixed chickens, 15Hc per
ter committee. Another petition to
Mias Minnie Tracer visited In Eu­
Iasi night in the city, Mr. Cole Is
H. E. Alllugham. of Coburg, left
The local barley market was very lb., fancy hens. ISc lb.: roosters, old,
■itade and gravel Onyx avenue f.orn
gene over Sunday,
the founder of Marcola.
12c:
fry*
rs,
20<it22'ic;
broilers,
24©25c;
Eleventh street south was also re­
W. E Moses, of Crttswell, was in today for th«« Alberta country with firm. Offerings were very small ami a geese. 11c; turkeys, alive, ltftyiSc;
L. J. Brown, of Williams, Cal., ar­
a
view
of
purchasing
wheat
$:i5 market Is predicted by some deal­
land
ferred to a committee.
,
rived tn Eug<*ne till» morning and the city yesterday,
t here.
er*. There *re no new developments In dressed. 22'a 'll 23c: ducks. 18tT20c; pig­
The council «oon at'er adfottrned
John Anderson of Albany, 1« In the
eons. squabs, $2©$2.5O per doaen: old,
may decide to locate here.
the oats situation.
E
P.
Bundberg
and
wife
and
Isaac
The Oregon Mineral Paint Co., until Monday night, when the new
$1. dressed poultry. 1©1H c higher.
Miss Lucy Farnham, who has been cty today on business.
Flour Is firm, but there Is no reason
P. Clapp and wife, of Fargo. N. I)..
whose paint mine is situated four members will be installed, and the
II >1»©.
<><»l and Hide»«
A. A. Tuasltig, of Brownsville, was
visiting here for some time, left today
to believe that prices will advanc««
were
arrival.«
In
Eugene
last
night
\V<»<»I—19o'.»—Willamottr Vaiit-y. 1 s o
miles north of Cottage Grove, has old ones who failed of ele tion, re­
III tlie city over Sunday.
for her home at Parma, Idaho.
to look over the city with a view soon.
1 9< Eastern Oregon, 17it)19e.
purchased three acres of ground at tired.
J. V. Reed la down from hi« Blue of locating.
John K'*Htl«*y, chief engineer of the
Onions »letter In Moutk
Hops—1908 crop, choice, 8c; prime to St. Johns and will erect
Pajiers to lx* Watched.
a three-
Booth Kelly sawmill at Springfield, River mining properties
According to advices received by local choice, 7V4c; prime, 7c; medium, 66 story concrete building fra paint
Mr an I Mrs. George Hayward left
The council will probably report
Chari«*» Cocliran, of Cottage Grove, today for Bentley. Alberta, where shippers, a better ton«' la shown In the 6Vic 1909 contracts, 10c.
was in the city today on busInesH
meetin
.........
— ..l.tg to govern
—Prime, per lb., 3 6 4c. No. 2 plant that will have a $1.500 month- rules at the nex*
Rev. M. C. Wire left this afternoon was In Eugene yesterday.
they Will upend the summer. They San Francisco onion market with sup­ a n T.illow
¡ly pay roll. This will give employ- the renresentk’itr» of the two 1 >c»l
ti grea se, 2 21\* c.
Professor l.«*Roy Gesancr cuttle up
on a month»'« tour of the Coos Bay
plies there not nearly so liberal as the
may
return
here
In
the
fall
and
ex
­
Sheepskins--Shearing, 10@15c; short nrnt to a number of men at the newspaper and any correspondent«
cities and other sections of the state from Snleni this afternoon.
trail, would wish. In fact, supplies are wool. 25 u l"<■. medium wool, 50c6$l*
mine.
who atten! th* sessions. Consider­
it. \V Crowell, of North Santirm, pect to go then to California.
Mr. and Mrs 8. P. Ridings, of
rather short and prices are advanced. long wool, 75c6 91 ‘-’5 each.
able dissati faction has I..«n ex-
Other Notes.
(From Wt «im'Nihi) m Daiix Guard.)
Pond Creek. Oklahoma, are vial 11 ng Is In the 'dty for a few day«.
This Is the first piece of cheering new*
(’hitthn Bark—Old, 4 ^65c; new, 4 Vi
J. Beebe, of Eugene, county fruit pressed during -the 'ast six months it
Geo. W. Shian re’urn«*<l this after-
th**lr cousins, Mr. aud Mrs. M. F
Oregon onion growers have received 65 c.
no m from a short trip to Salem.
Miss I’agmur Hansen is visiting for some time—In fact, it Is the first
Q Kgs. .
Hides -Dry
green, inspector. Is in the city this v ek. the reports published in tlie news­
y hides. 14 M
'u 1 6c lb.; green.
X I’. Churchill came down from friends at Harrisburg.
Rev. Father O'Farrell la home
green salt. 6c per lb.; kips, There Is much to do In his line about papers. and the co-tneiluien hope tn
legitimate news of a shortage ami bet­ 86 10c; Lulls, , „
Cot age Grove. Many orchards should receive i> tier treatment In the fu­
from hia trip to Southern California Cottage Grove on the noon trai l to­
Mrs. O. L. Busey left tor Oakland terment In the southern market since 9c; calves, gre 'en. 1 4© 16c lb.
Mohair—1909 — Nominal. 22© 23c.
•dther be sprayed sufficiently to clean ture.
and Old Mexico.
Ho 1» much im­ day.
Oregon, this afternoon.
the first great slump there. While thus
Grain, Flour and liny
the moss off, or else be ordered cut
Sid Smith returned this aftern ">n
proved in health.
W. M. l*orter left for Mapleton tar the news haa had n<
Barley
-E
I
$3«>
“
.««At
$31
.
r««lleil.
$33
down.
E. C S’atzer, the Pleasant Hill from a.i over-8unday visit at fort­ this morning on tile stage.
conditions here, continue
6 93 1: br“u ing. 93 1.
The Booth-Kel’.v Lumber Co., is
real estate dealer, returned this af­ land.
J. C. Stratford returned to Eugene provement In California
Wheat- Buying price, new. track.
lleo. C. Cottrell was a passenger from Creswell this morning.
ternoon from a trip to Portland, Van­
aid the local market and
and al- » ortland Club. 91.10. bluestem. 91.236 getting out a drive of logs from Fall
on the stag«* tin* morning fur Blue
couver and Salem.
C. 8. lloxiex and wife of Grant low growers to get rid of
of their 91.2.5; red Russian, 9108; Turkey red, and Winberry creeks. A large num­
91.15; Willamette valley. 91 08.
George I maldson of the Collaps­ River.
ber of loggers have left to bring the
Pana are visitors to Eugene.
surplus.
Mlilstuffs — Selling price — Bran. drive down the river.
ible Box Manufacturing Co., of St.
A. Gray was a stage passenger to
Mr*. Harry Stapleton of Roseburg,
< liange Expected f«»r
926
o,
middlings,
933.
shorts.
930;
chop,
Ada Jackson was re-arrested yes-
Johns, after a visit in Eugene, re­ Wvcoff'a place on tin* McKenzi«*, thia is visiting her mother here.
Wilbur .McFarland lost a valuable
This change In onion 1
923 ',»931; alfalfa meal, 920 per ton.
terday on a similar, though not ideu-
morning.
turned home today.
fox
hound
in
the
Gowdyville
suburb
Dr. 1». A, Pain«* went to Cottage been expected for some tl
Flour Selling price—Faster«
Ore­
tleai charge, of which she was ac­
Eugene Matlock and wiQ* are In Grove Gils afternoon on business.
Circuit Judge I.. T. Harris left this
been fr«*quently related t
gon patent, 95-65: straight, 94.65; ex­ a few days ago frpm poisoning.— quitted in the juvenile court yester­
morning for Glillanizcounty, to hold th«« city from Cottage Grove for a
Mrs. Minnie Washburne and her of onions would do belts
port, 94.10; bakers. 9’ 406 95.65; valley, Leader and Western Oregon.
day. The reason given for her re-ar­
court al Condon for th«* new Judge, day or so.
son. Carl, went to Junction this noon. end of the crop year. Tti«
95.10; graham,
s, 95.10. whole wheat,
Hon It It. Butler.
Robert Campbell returned this af­
♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦*eeeeeeeeeweeeec« rest was that she is needed as a wit­
95,40
5®, 9 >
. La l *'S. 93.
I. B. Rhodes, the Y M. C. A. aec- gon's 1808 onion crop has
ness
against Fay Allison, of Cottage
Hay - Producers’ price—New timothy.
Carl Washburue.
who haa been ternoon from a visit with his son at retary, was an arrival here this af­ utilised or «tumped and re
Grove.
Willamette valley fancy, 916; ordinary,
very III at Seattle for the past sev­ Oregon Citv.
ipiles are n««t very liberal
ternoon.
The charge of which she was ac­
W G Nesmith has returned to the
eral weeks, 1» expected
to arrive
•
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Babb and son 1 la the only place where supplies can be 914'n 91s Eastern Oregon, 918; mixed, ♦
quitted is contributing to the delin­
iiltl«* River minea. after a weeks left this morning for an outing up 1 obtaine.l after a whll the «-bang« .n 911.506 912; clover. 111.
home tonight or tomorrow
fa I fa. 913. cheat, 913.
quency of a minor. Her age is only
J. II McEldowney and daughter, stay In Eugene.
southern sentiment lueuns much to the
the McKensle.
Outs—Producers’ pricei
1
John C. DeGroot died yesterday at 18 years.
u. W Eckerman ani wife, of
of Chicago Heights. III., hav«* arrived
\\ B
Dennis of Black Butte 1 growers here.
white. 9306939.50; gray.
Junction and will be burled under
S. D.. were arrivala in Eu- mines, will come down tonight to at­
in Eugene to visit at the home of 1,'lark, 8.
tlxiu« the l*olat<> ««Itnatlon
Fruit«* and %'rge
the auspices of the G. A. R of ih's
gene last night. *
So far as the local potato market Is
Fresh Fruits—Orang»*»
their cousin, lion. 8. B. Eakin,
tend to liuslncss.
city
tomorrow. He was «9 years old
92.5041
92.75
box.
tanegri
Mias Elsie Davis returned to her
J. I. Por!. : and his cousin. Mrs.
Mrs. Sherman Hays of Indepen­ ' «'oncernt'il. there has been practically liana.*. 5 He lb.; lemons,
and had lived for many years near
Rose Unger, of Marlon, Imi., are r«* horn«» at Halsey tod ay after a short dence. arrived today. She Is (he ' no change It« sentiment during recent grapefruit. 9*>ii94. pine«
Junction.
He .s survived by four
rent arrivals here. Mr. Porter is a visit In Eugene
MU. -.t of her brother, Horae«* E. Bur- j days. The glut of supplies in t'allfor* Ian. 936 9*3-25 dozen; pea
children, two living m Colorado, one
I ula stopped fruiting at primary points
Geo. L. nllfr *y, one ol —- swell’s ' nett.
brother-in-law of 1». 1.. Harden.
Potalora—New. selling
in Wyoming and one at Junction.
(Continued from Page One J
Miss Elinor Jensen arrived this af I hete for sou«» tino News from th** Pu- buying for shipment, pet
John E Nice has resigned ns clerk prosperous farmers, arrived on the
tern-ion trotu Aberdeen.
Washing- I get Sound markets is to the effect that extra fancy, f
In the Eugeni* |M«ntof flc<* on account noon train tola).
P. s«a] .«ewion Shelley tiio.i at the northeast section of the city »er»
C I.. Winter arrived up from Port­ Ion, io be the guegta of relatives titer** Is quite a fight on there between buv ing. 91.-0;
of poor health and will go back to
* tlie bulls ami bears, and while the tnar- 6 93
home of his father. John Shollev. at demolished.
land thia morning to spend u few here.
work on th«* farm near Thurston.
Mrs. James Hayes was fatally
Vegetable®— Turnips. Oregon, $1.001» Pleasant Hill. Oregon, April 2. 1909.
«•ays her«* an busltuws.
Itepuly District
Attorney G. F 1 1 k**r Is temporarily higher there Hie stt-
Mrs Henrietta Brown states presi­
Mr« c F. Hurlhurt and children Skipworth returned last night from I cation doe* not allow very healthy eol- 91-lw. beets. 1 I..50 sack, carrots, $1.00 of tuberculosis, aged u.« years. 4 burned in a fire which destroyed her
rl 91.10 sack.
pa ran ips. $ 1.00 vi $ 1 10 ;
home and four of her children were
dent of the \\ C. T. I' tame ovei came up from Junction City this af-
a several days' business trip io Port­ | or at this moment.
cabbage. 36 3V|C lb., tomatoes, Mexican, months and ten davs.
from Springfield today ami is a guest ternuon on u short visit
He*» Market 1« V*l*n«*«r*l
He ’ «as ' 5>rn «'
. ’ 7 f’leasant Hill on seriously hurt.
land
91.506
9«.*
crate;
Florida,
93.506
94
crate:
at the home of Mrs. Edward Shearer.
G T Beck ad family arrived here
He was mar-
12V»’ lb cauliflower, 92 50 per November 22. 1853.
Byron Goodall, a well-known I'nl- I 1 An atlvam«* ot al*«*ut 25 cents per loo beans. 1»H«
II I. D**\rniond. of Granta Paas, today from Caaiti«*. Iowa, and expect
APi’ltEt TATES THE <H till».
I pound* In shown In practically every crate, pesa.
ried to Miss Mary E. Winfrey on
pe:»s. in
1 '* 6
*« I lie
Zí­ horseradish. t2Vfcr
versity
student,
aho
has
been
em-'
arrived In Eugene this morning. He to locate in or mar the city.
I Hue of the bean market.
Pinks are artichokis, 75c per dosen;
dosrn; green on- Ociober 24. 188fi. She dit-d June 11.
ployed
In
Salem
for
some
time,
is
in
To’the Editor:—The Guard is to
la on«* of the teaavea of the Campbell
'
'
’
, »bowing more fit nines» than t«*r some ions. 50c dozen; peppers, bell. Florida, 189«, .^leaving
C. N. Murdock mid two daughters
. • him
f°nr 80,13—Ed-
A Walk<*r h uivard, between Eugene ri*.in tied to Cottag«* Grove this after- th«* city.
¡time, ami lima.« are ver) strung at to- 96 crate b*a<l lettuce. 40e dosen ; hot - -ar. Clinton. Willard and Gilbert. be congratulated on the magnificent
M
8.
_
___
_____
Daker
and
wife
left
house,
91
5
‘
»6
9175
per
box;
i
this
radishes.
and Springfield.
work it has dove for the people dur­
uoon aftsr a short atai tn Eugi iie
morning for Southern California and tla) a advanced figures.
30e tioxen bunches, celery, 75c; aspara- He was married again July 8, 1S97, ing the campaign just closed
I18
Holler Markrt to Drop
E I., Campbell aud son Gllfrey Mexico.
to Miss Enoree Jay. who survives
gus.
76
Rc.
They
expect
to
be
gone
for
(Freni Aatiirdaj's l>»*lly Guard. I
course has been persistent, consistent
There is every promise **f another de-
went to Woodburn today to spend two months
Onions — Jobbing. fancy Oregon, him.
Aya
la
up
front
Portland
on
Luu Is
. din»' In th«* price of local butter. While
8un«la) with relative«
906 9-’ 25 per cwt . garlic. 8c lb.
His father also still lives, though and effective. Never has a newspa­
11 E Alllnghani of Coburg and ; loeai I supplies aru not Increasing fast 91 Apples
a visit
—Fancy Hood River, »2 50© 82 years old
Dr. A E Mi'Allst r ___
lias returned
There are four bro- per labored more zealously and more
Curtis
Hayden
of
Springfield,
have
Rice
of
Shedd,
spent
last
8 O
intelligently in the interest of a com­
. the lower prb 1*0 elsewhere 1» having 91. ordinary. 915’ ^9175
from a trip through Idaho and Eas­
th«ra Thomas. Wesley. Harry
Harrv and
and munity.
left for the Alberta country with the Its effect hete Kild there 1« every prob,
Meats
Mud
l*ru«
inlnas
Bight in the city.
tern Oregon. He la considerably im­ view of investing.
l.-a. ami four sisters- Caroline War­
Hams.
Bacon.
Etc.,
Portland
F. D. Labbe. the hardware dealer. proved In health.
It is exceedingly gratifying tc *n
ability of a drop within the next day
ing. Ann Martin. Ia*nora Winfrey and Easterner to know that one paper in
Mr. and Mrs. .
(local) --Hams. 10 to 13 lbs.,
Is In I’ortlnnil on bualu«*»«
S M Saffron, of Roseburg, was Chicago Heights, J H McKIdowney of or *«*. Eastern I utter la «till In liberal breakfast bacon. 13*46 21Hc.
.
na
\\
est,
a
I
of
whom
were
at
hts
R G. Hall, of Blule River was an In the cltj over Sunday
who
have
been
the
this city cannot be bought
supply here and local handlers are >4v. collage roll. 11c lb., r» guh
He la a guests of Mr, ami Mrs 8 B
f,,"^raL exr*bt Thomas and Ira.
arrival >>n Inst niaht'« «tag.-
1 “
“ “ Kakln, selling at 26c a pound, or 3e under the clears, smoked. 13 **c lb back;'
The Guard is conducted on »
of the Ihiuglas County Real went to Saletn today.
He beeaui,. a Christian about 10 principle from w hich there is no va­
John B Winstanley is in the city member
toe«I product.
smoke«!. 13Hc lb., light smoked
Estate Co , of that city.
y»ars
ago
and
was
faithful
from Pordaati for a few da»s
*:ntll
rying.
NEWCOMER-
lb. pickled tongues. 60c each.
Faa Fl*«>t Io l*ro»«r< ■
Carl
from
d-’aih
The rommnnitv lose, an
i.«*t«>r Luckey nn<t «laughter «ent Seattle,
xi w r<»i>n
A Taverns house with a largcream­
nonest,
upright
citizen.
to Balern loday ou a short visit
Esther Mitchell, the Hol) Roller
ery here haa started a fight in the egg
night,
W E Rtaxles »nd wife, of Wend-
who shot her brother who kill»®
from h
FARM FOR sale BT OWNER A market that will likely «*e followed by tr*.
bea V y
Rug were lu th<* city over ulght
son««*
Interesting
develo|»i
’
*x«t*.
While
Creffleld. has been dischai ge*l f—’®
farm of (i5o acre«, seven mile*
M< 7
Dr M. M Ilavta returned thi, af­ nia.
> ir?»
the asylum at Seattle ami
■
l*c
J. U. Suthvr land, formerly of the
north of Eugene on the river road, the egg market In ««(neral Is not allow­
(Special Correspondence )
ternoon from i« visit at CorvalMa.
ing
anything
over
21
©22c
«losen,
this
home at Waldport. O. V. Hur1 took
pvr 1
wattern
«nd
for
aale
About
500
acre«
in
culti
­
I
aue
countv,
but
Pl
asant
Hill,
April
6
—
The
annu-
W. G Maa«*n was a stag»* pasaeti-
pel
tu •rt
recent’,v
a’l .e minina dlatrlrt
vation; 330 acre« ot it river bot­
Pleasant Hill picnic will b< held her back to her home. It f Holy
l>vr th a mornln, for Blue River
hoped
she
has
had
enough
in
Smit
tom
land:
135
acres
tn
grasa
and
».
arrfvtd
lu
Eu-
J N. Linda*' cam» down from
•** iT ** '"n<l Saturday tn June lin­
■ ‘
clover; 50 acres fin« timber and
Creaa II on the Boon train toduv
ter tbe suspires of th** local grange. Rcllerism.
G
aplemllil garden laud; two runuitia
Uncle Roht. Campbell »«•til to Or«*
A << ' :ranl w’*l be published later.
ai«earns »huh never go «l
d-v.
sr.,
’y. and
< L a Parks is teaching the En- I
■on CDy fodAv tn rial’ with hl, eon
who have been rialttng relatives ard «erpriMf» «chovl.
»
four well* of excellent water —
on --le
ih
L. I. Bar nee. of K«>«iiak. Alaaka.
place; fruits and berries^,,
«,,
friends at Crow and I vision for sev­
iftvr the Iwginning Of
Mis.« Grace Innls is teaching a class
• ns an arrival I” Eugene last night
of all
Positively
eral days, returned home on the I" »"«Al music at the Edenvaie
kinds. g«tod fem**1* an«i buildings,
n» tn that city
A W Sturtevant and wife, of W al­
Luti» I’ll»*
stage yesterday afterno«»n. They re­ schoolhow on Saturday evenings.
CAKFER’S these
a modern duelling bouw of eight
v CnmtulaalxHtor || M. Price
ter Ville, »ere In the city over night
They no reti-’»»»
roll Il IMI4.IW « ri* K h ikkkt
port a good time and everything live-
rooms, hard finished and atone
In the city front his home
Mr ami Mi- R O. Brady, of Cr«*e-
« ». i*
Mulkey and daughter
tress lorn Dr«r
ly out there.
» I«* this afternoon to lie prei»-
foundation
Land is adapted to
«<■11 were in the city t«xl.«y on a visit
M «?*' .T’*k fOr lh*‘r “®* hon‘" At '
dtgestkmsislT'* ü**w
ÍTTLE
grains of ail kinds, hay. fruit, veg
Monmouth.
Mia® Florence Runyan return.'I •■nt a the convening of the vonimi»
KaUng. A prrf"«T I*-
etabies of all kinds, stock raising
this afternoon fr *tu a visit at Irving atone« s couri W ednesds«
¡VER
iUu*hmA“ c«me in frora
Sarah E Fawver was today ap-
e«ty forOtedis «* :•*«*
Mr and Mrs Olxon and
and dairying
Place is on rlgbt-of-
Mayor C. I* Houston, of Junction
SpringReld
Saturday
to
attend
the
pointed
by
Judge
Chrisman
of
tbe
B-l
re •< ihia time, al
wav of electric ear line; telephone
PILLS. U1 Drowstne««.
City, was in Eugene today on buai Mrs Ed Pcttgra returned
probate court guardian of Josephine fuñera* of the late p. \ shellev
th* MiwUX C™8**
appc«nncti in th
burg and Mr and Mrs. Ula
aud rural mall deliver»; aeh«M>l ad­
Sam
Spicer,
of
Marcóla,
was
la
the
Favfver,
a
minor.
Tntnr;.*. Pam tn » _
’’Arthur S Trvw, a University stu- gra return«*«! to Oakland thia after­
joining farm
Will- »*>11 *ny
nvightHirhood Sunday
torpid UVKR. *’*
hog*
amount from IQ acres up. Address
©ent I, the gacel of hia brother at noon after having attend.d the fu­
P-
N.
Laird
is
in
Eugene
taking
I time
neral of Mr, Louisa Pengra.
Mr, Major G. Foster of IT sea. N. reatment of a bad case of wiatlc -rílate the Bow- is. Purely Vegetsbk-.
1 ouis C. X'ltus. Junction City. Or..
Cree well
raaful that $he ship- V . I« visiting at the home« of his
Guy Armitage, the rlalag yoyn
D. No. !.
Phone Farmers
rheumatism.
, UHURU. SMALL DOSE. SMALLÒ
Mrs Eva Taylor left on the stage
g this city and mar- sisters Mr*. Carrl* l.oxnn ati <i Mr«
my if <jw
this morning for Fowler's, on the merchant of Creswell, came down <»
Four funerals within two weeks re­
While
the
•*!♦•
of
H
Rifee
He
was
bound
for
Cali
F
the noon train today.
He rep«>rt
Mualaw
Genuine Mitt Btif
net been made pub- fori nia, bnt liked Eugene so well be mind us that the pionera of 52 ,nd
Joe l.«8alU* wttneaaed the Berg Crwewall a, »till growing rapidly an
TOTH
•’ »r* fast passing away, but their
*(
them
were
made
Fac-Sitmie J
I
probably
!«-«Tde
to
stay.
wil
Moller wrestling match In Portland say, there are not enough carpenter,
j
influence for good will tong be felt W ittis
Is understood that an
there to keep work going on all the
last night.
<'om.muB,,y wtl»'T they almost
out
15
vests
«as
obtained
“
Watch
f**r
the
Wagon
'
ad
C. L. Inmau waa a paaeenger on house, la the course of evastruction.
I
continuously r.-eided for flfty-neven
product.
t*«g. » H«.* d Tea «'ompany
U rifuse substituí «*
'MrK
REGCLAR
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:
PERSONAL
:
f
WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
OPPOSE SELECTION
OF C. W. FULTON
JEFFRIES MAY OR
WRANGLING OVER
MAY NOT COME
TARIFF SCHEDULES
NEXT SUMMER
IN LOWER HOUSE
COUNCIL HOLLS
A SHORT SESSION
MINERAL PAINT CO
BUYS FACTORY SITE
GIRL ACQUITTED.
THEN RE-ARRESTED
:
DIED
♦
TORNADO CAUSED
DEATH AND HAVOC
q
SICK M è AI ì ACHÈ
CARTERS