TEN
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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. NOV 11. 1909
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W elcome W ords to W omen
Women who nuder wifi» disorder* f»«'cul-»r t<
>4;
•ei ahotd'i write to Dr. Pierce and it IX
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advice of « pliv*ic>aa of over 40 ic
c
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—e «killed and ».coeeaful apecialiitt in the
ol women, Bvsjry letter of tliu tort he»
careful conti-eration •nd i» i re^a^Jed a» «a *e<j| »
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eonhder.t
Many MNMttiveiv (UixJv Nt *• .'men » -ne
full» to i.,r. Pierre whut they « uld «brink fn
•allin < i\j» their local nhv»icien, Tbe
il phvj» *
•a fi r< cty »ure *o »« n that H« j cyt; u»t Jo anytho t
eri ti. »at “tn e*aminatk>r..** Dr. Pierce holds that
•beta i
examiuath na a.e ; nerallv need-
tea». •nd that no wotmu *, excoof in r».r» catea, •h< ltd ' lirait to tbei
I'r. Pierer*« treatment «dl ci re »«»• right in I •» p, » acy of
ye»«r owt> h«*'ne. ’i» ‘ ' F ei'M» Pretwriptiou
ha- cured
h*.ndrcd« of ibouMuJx, »omv of them the worM of taeao.
It it the oah medicine of it» k’.id that i* the prodw>t of • iwjtui « ly <r«duated
'¿an
I he onlv one
d rnou. 1 ft «t it« maker« »• e to mt its e^ery
inlndient on n* outride
•'per. I hen * no wecrerv
it will >ear examina«
tion. No alcohol u;id no bu r-formir^ dr '« *** ! .d ir it Mime uns»crup-
ulou» med: me dealer« i.ia% x .
tow u xuhsiih ... ’> n’t t*’ it. Don't tritla
w»ih > ar health. Wr te to ''ori < s I) «pen»»»*’* Me<
k «»octtition. Dr. R.
V. Pieire. President, Bn alo, N
. take the au»ue received and be well.
MAKESATTACKDN VERDICTÖFCUILTY
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pnnirr or inw
LULi'.l' Ut Jill
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Chicago. Nov v The search for;
bodies of tile occupants of aq auto-'
mobile, which plunged Into the Chi-1
cag > river at the East approach of
J a. keen boulevard »as resumed to
day. but t he Identity of the victims |
ami tho number of persona who lost'
their lives Is still unknown. It was!
first thought the machine belonged!
to Janies Cosgriff of Salt luike City. |
but later it was learned that Cosgriff
was safe, and that the machine be- I
longed to J. W. Schreffler and is sup-'
posed to have bee nhlred from a sa- i
loon of William Kraemer, but it Is |
impossible to learn who were the oc
cupants of th«» car.
Ernest Camp Is supposed to have
been the driver of the ear.
This afternoon th»> auto was re
moved from the river, and th«> police i
express the belief that there were two
persons in the machine when it
plunged into the river.
REFUSE 1Ö EAT
PROFFEREDFOÜD
Toronto, Canadaa, Nov .8
Sprains '
The report of President Sunt
uel Gotnpers of the American Federation of Labor, which con-
Sloan's l.iniiiHm j,
dy i i
it quiets th ■ i
lt
can l*c applu i
||,
I nt with
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doesn't nerd to I ,,,|
you have to <|o H
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ration and |
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(cation, and i<
vened here in annual convention today, is eagerly await -
ed by the delegates, as it is expected the convention will be
called upon to decide whether or not the recent decision of the
court of oppeals of the District of Columbia, affirming the
sentences of imprisonment upon Gompers, Mitchell and Morri
son, will be carried to the supreme court. Gompers contends
that the constitutional rights of free speech and freedom of
the press are involved in the contempt proceedings. He has
made a four-months' trip abroad, investigating the conditions
of foreign labor fields, and it is expected this will result in u
recommendation as to the wisdom of affiliating with labor or
ganizations abroad, with a view to eventually establishing an
internataional federation.
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Here’s the Proof.
Mi. I. Rot* Mh,
ton. 1*4. tay»:
thl» prrNciil in>>
tho building a
»lipped 4tu| f< II
1 loliiin« >1 In t
four oM- k t
<11 in my hand
Ulvr und puis
BOY HOBO ARRESTED FOR
STEALING A BICYCLE I upon
I
Ilf ‘ I '• con.
( n th
• ?tk <g
I «»
Lu. h l
ny »tut.
audit
M a pe».
of
the decision Goniper
NINE KILLED AND
I From Tuesday s Ihiily Gusrd.)
Until last Saturday night the mys
A boy tramp ;>-:ed about 17 years,
”1 repeat and empbaslz«
This afternoon
1:40 o'clx’k
terious ankle grabber who some time
MANY INJURED
• c > created much excitement and the jury In the ca ? cf the state vs. was a ices led at Harrisburg Saturday I that th«' doctrine that tt
IN EXPLOSION
fear among the woman residing in Jose ph F. Matlock, caarged with as- ev ’QlBg I the towr marshal of that i must yield obedlem-»' to ,
the eastern end of the city, bad not saul t with Intent to commit rape, place, ci urged with s eating a bicy- . of th<> court, notwi-tistand
e. Deputy Sheriff II M. : order tran rends inhere«-
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been heard of for several weeks, but brought in a verdict of guilty, after ■le in I
a ii
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Sa’urday nig/t he appeared again having been out since 11 o'clock, Pratt w« t down and got him Sunday, human rights guaranteed bj
n
an ! thi. time threw the object of his Judge Harri announce! tha* sen- and p!a< ctd him in the county jail. stltutlon of our country,
und u«e<| It ft'
time» Infor,
’s ex..n 'nath
'r
i will be held in and repugnant to liberty ar
t
ca n
attack to the ground and then ran i fence would be pronounced Friday The boy —
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i t« day I
i morning at 1 o'clock. L. Bilyeu, at- th»1 Juvenile
cour tomorrow.
nib court
I
away.
freedom, and that It is the
vs» al ln t . (
ulld
The young hobo. whose
Th<
n is itra<
1 is not imperativ«- duty, to protest.
Three women were walking along torney for Mat lock. announced that
Itami .»■ tum
nr h nt
i>n among th«* delegate
Eas: E’eventh street and were pass he would file a motion Thursday
<>l«l Age P«-n«-<»ii«
» l.inlmtnt'
uut hor f the tneuiuri
T
ing alc'g a very dark place near Pat morning for a new trial.
Toronto. Nov •
x drsf
a bill
BohrnsteCt vs. Easljr.
lient inti-
terson street when they were start
providing for old ax«* pens!«
In th" Congressman Wilson, is a native c
In the case of the A. C. Bohm
<i germ
led by a man apur aching them httr-j
federal servl e «a< submitted bv Scotland, who came to \ meric;
riedly. Before they realized what 1 stedt Co., vs. Ralph anl Frank Eas
tal» cutt,
President Samuel G mpers
mper, to the 1x70. and In the spring of the folio«
burn*, wounds sad
was happening the man grabbed one ly. to recover moaey. alleged to have
American
Federation of Labor, Ing year began woratng In tho con
of the women by the ank'.e and threw been paid them for a team of horses
Con l un ■
w lr< h convened in twenty ninth In mines. Two years later h«> became
and wij
her forcibly to the sidewalk,
He which were never delivered, the fol
ternational se»,!ou here to lay. Th- half member of foe Mini' Worker»'
t'taw the poifton
then ran as fast as he could up the lowing jury was chosen after the
Union,
and
from
vary
manhood
h«
blli was written tty Congressman
from Ming of poi.
street and disappeared
In the Matlock jurv went out: T. J. Kirk,
William B. Wilson of Pennsylvania.' has taken an active part In trade»-
ronous inwcti.
c. K. r
• . Ca»per
~
Hale.
Stuart, Wm. L.
darkness.
unlon
affairs
From
1900
until
1907,
a Democrat, at the request of the
_
Henderson, p _ L. O.
• 6c., 60c. and $1.09
The women screamed and attract j Bristow. R. B __________
executive committee of the federation when he entered congre»». he «a-
*!«•••’• bMh ••
ed the attention of several men | Beckwith, R. D. Bushnell, Harvev
and will be Introduced by hint when th«- aecretary-trmaurer of the United
hwrxn, «Mill«-, aheep
coming along the street behind them. I Horn. L. H. Elspass. W. P. Hills. C.
Mine Worker» of America
Ooti
Congress meets next month
mm «I |» «•» l(ry
• » r*. % «fldrvM
They began a search for the villain ' J. Fassett and George Jennings.
For the first tint* a minister was greasman Wilson is the Iatb«'r of 10
Dr Earl S Sloan,
but no trace of him could be found.
seated as a fraternal delegate to the children.
Boston M am , U SA.
The woman who had been attack WARREN'S EXHIBIT
ed was almost prostrated through
fright and had to be taken to a near
JARS AT CLUB
by house.
R/ ¡LROAD M7N
The officers are absolutely at sea
E. M. Warren's exhibit jars have
as to tee Identity of the wretch who
afte
is guilty of these ridiculous perform arrived from the Seattle Fair and are
ances. They have worked on the case being usel by the promotion depart
ment
to
put
up
specimens
of
fruit.
('hkngo,
for a long time, but are unable to
nnlform
come to any definite conclusion as to Several kinds of apples sent in by
Mr.
Waite
will
be
the fellow’s motive. The name of the !
on exhibit. Anyone laving a
woman attacked was not learned.
specimens of app! . pears.
carrots or anything hat wil]
A PLEASANT WAY
hibiting the produt i of Lan.
>7
can have them take care of bv s
Tí» fTRE CATAKKU Ing them to the
j.iimerct al (
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Manager Hartog is n< leg Jtia’il ng for a
Poor deluded victims!
display window in he club building,
ocouver, B. C., Nov 8.— Fearing
Purls, Nov. s
With th- opening
Continually sprinkling and spray but temporarily wil have to keen the
an organized att«-nipt would be mad*- of the k < cond w-«-k of th» trial of
CHARLES
H.
TREAT.
Incut
ing and stomach dosing.
exhiuit upstairs.
HENHV WATTERSON.
On every pie e of paper money of by the Indians of Ktsplox and other Madame Stelnbcil, accus'd of the
brothrrl
. and
What are you doing it for?
nearby tribes to rescue eight of th-ir mruder of her husband and step
The fiitiM»«)-
«»r th»» I.«» ii I hv Ulr consideration two
the United States ap|>ears the signa number arrested Friday night, the mother, public Interest ill th«’ re
Trvng to kill the catarrh germs?
ture of the national treasurer. Charles police authorities of Hazelton have markable case Is hlgh-r than -v-r Courier Journal wiia l»on> In Wiimhlng hints that all Western r
Might just as well try to kill a cat EIGHT LIVES LOST
with fresh milk.
II. Treat, tlie man who has r«»signed erected barricades and other *“tnjio- No direct ev-l<l-nee liiipllcnilng th«- ton In im <> 11 •• lM«gnn hl« nru«|)ti|MT be drawn Into the atriu
Incident to tin' Eaati n di'nimiii.
Sticking a piece of chewing gum
the important office of treasurer, is a rary fortifications to assist in the de. prisoner lu the crime has been ad career n« n reporter Cur u Washington
IN
SEA
COLLISION
thj switchmen and ynrdi
in tihe upper left hand corner of the
New Yorker and was formerly col- fense of the place. Several trench«-» duced. and the conflicting storl-s told paper In 1SV1
g<> who arc controlled I
right ear would slaughter just as
New York, Nov 9.—Eight lives j lector of Internal revenue In New York. will be dug today in which guards I by the witnesses and th- brave duel
many germs.
w-ere lost in the collision of the bar-
of 'bo - ■ 'i ■
i ' i bet f bl a
\ bnsemont and til«» flnuics spread rap erhofid of Railroad T
will
be
posted.
You can’t kill the germs that cause kentine John S. Bennett and an un
The people of Hazleton fear for the the judge. Is turning sympathy In her idly, causing the fifty employes to asking n wage
catarrh unless you get where they [ known schooner off Block Island last given, says he lost his parents in the »afety
of the ranchers, the Indians favor.
t tampede to the fire ewrapes and roof, hour.
San
Francisco
earthquake,
several
are.
Eighteen of the large trunk lint»
night.
Both vessels sank.
The years ago and has been tramping ever being belligerent, following the < n-;
Mme. Stelnhell professes th«- great and some leaped to the ground
You can get where the germs are schooner William Jones picked up
with terminal» 111 tlii- < r ■ wet* »rrr.
est
confidence
In
her
acquittal.
try
upon
their
lands
by
settlers.
The
were
injured.
since.
by breathing Hyomei. the powerful1 two Filipino sailors.
November Î. Under
Robert Morrison, one of the pro- «•d with notice
Indians have no legal right to the
yet soothing antiseptic, which is pre
o days' notice
exlatlng contract«
A
delegation
of
taxpayers
of
the
prletors
was
badly
burned.
lands,
but
thave
occupied
them
In
the
County
Health
Officer
J.
W.
Harris
pared especially to kill catarrh germs
must be given by either »Ide of » CO»-
Santa
Clara
school
district
was
past.
So
far
there
has
been
no
blood
bn
reports
that
during
the
month
of
Oc
ONE
IS KILLED.
Just breathe it in, that’s all. It
ti mplgtwd • iinti, ■
1 • ■ ■
sort
fore th«« county court and Count»' INDIANS FAIL TO
tober there were 28 births in Lane shed.
gives joyful relief in five minutes,
ing condition».
School
Superintendent
W.
II.
Dillard
county,
of
which
12
were
males
and
ft is guaranteed by the Red Cross
MANY INJURED 16 females. There were 2 4 deaths, of Marriage licenses were Issued Sat this afternoon petitioning the division
Drug Company to cure catarrh, or
GAIN CITIZENSHIP NEW AUTO RECORD
a number of oppo
evenlnlg to tin- following: V->: of the district
money back.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.—In a col- which 15 were males and 9 females. urday
P.
McKinzey,
of
Eugene,
and
Miss
nr-nts
of
th«-
Hcheme
wer«-
also
present
The
causes
of
death
were
as
follows:
It is sold by leading druggists lision bet ween a street car and a
Washington, Nov X
In nn opin
Chronic gastritis, 1; dysentery, 2 ' Effie Withrow, of Springfield; Willie and each side waa represented by an
MADE AT ATLANTA
everywhere. A complete outfiL in-: wagon on Ellis and ____
Polk streets to- malarial fever, 1: congestion of the H. Greenhagen and Mrs Josie N. Beh attorney.
ion by Justice Holmes, the supreme
The
matter
has
been
taken
Extra day, John Spellman, driver of the
eluding inhaler, costs $1.00. —
court of the Unitili States decided
lungs.
1;
burns.
1:
jaundice,
1;
rens,
both
of
Junction
City.
un
l-r
advisement.
ap-
bottles 50c.
Cures sore throat. wagon, was killed, and a numbet of
today against th- <-<>”i| alnnnts In ♦
pendicitis, 1; chplera infantum, o
f
coughs and oolds.
street, car passengers were more or arteric selerosis, 1;
the
case of thlrt—n thousand f’hoc- ♦
o
paralysis.
”1 take special pride in re com- ! less injured.
t
n
«
tnw and <’h'< i.asaw Indians, who nsk-
consumption, 1; vomiting pregnancy
mending Hyomei to asthmatic suf-
<‘<i r* <!r. -s for t>«.fng excluded frotn ♦
1; bronchitis, 1; acute, 1; drownnig
ferers, as I know by experience that
■. o
citizenship i n the rolls of those na ♦
1; colitis, 2; instrumental delivery
it is a remedy that cures, I have
nta
♦
tions,
when
they
were
prepared
liy
1;
Laundry
’
s
paralysis,
1;
neurasthe
not since using Hyomei had any re
S«.< re'ary Hitchcock, of th- Interior «
MARRIED
: nia, 1. Seven cases of contagious
currence of asthrna."-^—Mrs. Wm. :
♦
nrtment. March 4. 1907.
disease
were
reported,
of
which
three
Burton. Owosso. Mich..June 22,1909. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J
were diphtheria, three typhoid
At the home of Joseph E. Watkins, one smallpox.
at Cottage Grove, Nov. 7. 1909, Will
iam A. McCornacx of Eugene, and
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Mrs. I-aura E. Byrne, Rev. Robert
Sutcliffe, officiating. The groom is
It relieves stomach misery, sour atom a young plumber, well and favorably
•ch, belching, and cures all stomach dis known here, and his bride is also
ease or money back. Large lx x c f tab quite well-known and popular among
lets 50 cc nta. Iiruj/r’ists in all towns. | her associates. Their many friends
tender congratulations.
Eugene women kn>w how j
• W. S. King and George Georgan.
anhes and ihi I ii » that '«me whsn
A Scalded Boy’s Shrieks,
Utah Construction Co. men, have horrified
I kldnev» full make life <•
his grandmother, Mrs
been discharged from the General Maria Taylor,
Backache hip p«ln». h« ida he». «'«-
of Nebo. Ky.,
hospital and John Rank, another' writes that, when he thought who
zy mim 'II s , d I»t rem I n g urlnar' trouo
he
employee of the company, was taken would die, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
all tell of sick kidneys and
to the hospital this morning. Mr3. wholly cured him. Infallible
«
oi
for
New York. Nov. X
Mrs. John Ja von of ti!» »tealthy approach
Yancey was discharged form the in- burns, scalds, cuts, corns, » wounds,
, a di»«*»»*.
»
1 „.J
cob Astor was today granted an In líete'«, dropsy and Blight'«
permanently
stituti n Saturday.
bruises, cures, fever sores, bolls,
terlocutory derree of divorce by Jus Doan’s Kidney Pill' ----- - Here'»
Washington, Nov. 8.------ The board
• •• .
-
tice Mills, sitting In the Supreme cure all of the*«» ills ml-rs. w I- man'»
J. H. Wallace is down from Cot skin eruptions, chilblains, chapped of manag-rs of the National Geo
hands. Soon routs piles. 25 g at W. graphic Society today appointed a
court. All the papers nave been con proof of it In a Eugene w >m»n
tage Grove..
A. Kuykendall's.
cealed and (lie proceedings were care word»:
committee to pass upon the question
I’-nrl
Mrs. L K Abbott. S4X
fully guarded
,„’t winter I
of whether the north pole was discov
Ln^t
Engine. Or«' , .ays
Friends
of
Mrs.
Astor
hiiv
no
ap
ered before 1909, meaning by that
bad ’I’fll
plication for alimony was made an I wn» t-»k«»n town with a , buck |H'-
by Dr. Cook. The committee will
kidney
complaint
and
niy
•■•••- .»
that < oloncl A >ior m.-tq- a settlement
not go to Copenhagen, but will rely
came so w.ik aii'l hine tli it
'
or 11 0,0011,not) oil his wire.
upon data obtained otherwise to de
It is underat.iod Mrs. Astor will hardly move. I look ».irloil» r
termine finally whether in the opin
dies but did not d-i IV" .III)
take up her residence abroad.
ion of Its members Cook reached the
nlT
II. K. Owen has retcived word of Finally Doan’- Killin' I'i
pole as he claimed on April 21, 1908.
the death of Ills aunt, Mrs. E G onimcn led fo me by a friend a
'• .
Sheytho, In a hospital at Tacoma on husband procured a h < .it
p(|
NINE-YEAR-OLD BOY
Sunday. Iler home was nt Kalama. drug store. They prov-d t-
Wash. She wns also a nelce of Mrs more than I» claimed for thein.
the pnlns ami w-akni“«
KILLS WILDCAT
M. T. Awbrey, of this ctly, and was them,
tm< and mv kldnc»s ««-re’treng _
one of the early pioneers, being quite e!. I consider Doan's Kidney Pl"»
Toronto, Nov. fl.—The executive bor disputes (unless where an in
Ernest, the nine-year-old
well known here. She visited here
council of the American Federation junction would lie if there were no
the best remedy of Its kind on >”•
son of H. Chezem, the real
well known here. She visited Mr. market.
of Labor, in its report to the conven labor dispute). We hold the ordinary
”
estate
dealer,
yesterday
tion today, recommended that an ap- use of the injunction writ in conten
For sale by all dealers, Price
killed a big wildcat with a
!>eal be taken to the United States su i tions between workers and employers
cents. Foster-Milburn
■ Buffili0'
shotgun on his father’s farm
preme court from the jaf! sentence to be an unwarranted interference
New York, sole agents for the Vnl-
in the Spencer creek valley
FGHT
WITH
ROBBERS
Imposed on Gotnpers, Mitchell and with the rights and liberties of work
ted States.
eight miles southwest of the
poan’s-'
Morrison for contempt of court in ers, and is intended, and Its influence
Remember tho name —
city. The boy was out hunt
IN
OGDEN
YARDS
the Buck Stove n d Range Company is used to intimidate workers, espec
LATEST
PORTRAIT
OF
SIR
THOMAS
LIPTON.
and tak<< no others
ing birds when his dog
ially when they are engaged in a
boycott case.
Sir Thomas Lipton Is In Ainerlca again after the Amerli-a's cup,
treed the cat and with steady
Ogden. Utah. Nov. X. While fight
Garrpft * Mitchell h°v'' on "|rs
The council recommends also that struggle for improved working con
alm the boy fired, bringing
Thoma» declares ho never will be xallstied until be takes tlie ynchtlng trophy ing tw omasked men who entered
ditions.
”
an anpeal be taken in the original in
the animal to the ground in
to England an«! Is anxious to convince the yachtsmen of America tliat they the Denver A) lllo Grande dining cur bltlon nt their real *‘;,a ^,liir(i ot*
junction case, the alleged violation of
The executive council announced
a heap. Mr. Chezem, who
should modify their rules so sx to give film n clianr«» to compete, lie wants In the local yards today with the evi across the street from lb* 1i,v A.
which resulted in the contempt pro the revocation of a number of char
fbe, n monster »qun»h rap''|Jm„tint.
brought, the hide to the
to
race In a boat that Is more or a cruising type than the ninety f«x>ters linve dent purpose <>f robbery. Conductor M. Stum nt his home in 1 a.”" |,a
ceedings against the three labor ters for failure to comply with the
city today, said the boy
bus
far
proved.
The
deed
of
gift
<rf
tfie
cup
provides
for
a
type
of
boat
that
C
G.
Eldridge
whh
shot
through
the
constitution, among them those of
¡«•ailers. The report says:
It weighs 112 pounds. They
was as cool as an experienced
« too light to be towed across tlie ocean.
left hand. Seven men In the car took several potatoes railed by ■_ ‘ j j.
"We again enter our protest against Ogden. Utah, and Everett, Washing
"varmint” hunter.
part
In
the
fight
and routed each ftelghimg on the averaa»
applying the writ of Injunction in la- ton.
the would-be robbers.
1-2 pounds.
Sloan’s
Liniment
;
I
MIO-NA
- Cures indigestion
UPON CLAIMS OF
DR. F. A. COOK
APPEAL OF BOYCOTT CASES
MRS. ASTOR