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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. MAR 3, 1910 TWO Whv1? EXTENDED 8Ï : !*. Cure Not b causa It la Sarsaparilla, but because it Is a madicln« of peculiar merit, composed of more than twenty different remedial agents effecting phenomenal cures of troubles of tbe blood, stomach, liver and bowels. Thus Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures scrof ula, ecsema, anemia, catarrh, nervous ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and builds up the system. I SMS DM NOT DUE 10 HUIN8 for th follow inspired bv HI» »I'lf portant bugine»» rights of property reputation He know enemy can kill th" stain a pur« soul Hupp«»«1 that *>n I travel dally In gol* there I» a regni h I been taught any pelting the passers! balls. Hhsll I gel Hid I” more Im guu clink personal while an h<i cannot Clarence W. Gore, of Medford. the University of Oregon student whose death a short time ago was attribut ed In sensational newspaper stories Washington, Feb. 2 5. — The Ballinger-Pinchot hearing took «♦♦«»»♦«»»»«»»»MH»»»»** ¡to Injuries received when he wits an unexpected turn today when Special Agent Horace T. Jones, hazed by members of his class here t notes : of the land office, took the stand for the "prosecution" and last September, died from natural causes. Thia la the substance of a let made a sensational attack upon James M. Sheridan, who was ter from Walter S Gore, father of th« (By Josephine Hull.) sent by the general land office to Seattle last year to take charge young man, to President Campbell, and just made public. In the letter In my last week's article the cou of the government's case in the hearing of the Cunningham case. Mr Gore completely exonerates the plot— "The difference is as great between Jones declared Sheridan was incompetent, and that he had op University from any responsibility for _____ optics ____ _______ the seeing as the objects posed to him two of the leading lawyers of Seattle. Jones said Ills son’s death. The letter follows "I have kept silent thus far tu re seen, was spoiled by misprint. Then ( I. too, made a mistake; I wrote Glavis was not a lawyer, but he knew more law than Sheridan did gard to matters pertaining to the hat "commissioner” for collector These and thought it was a reflection on Glavis for the land office to ling Incident late In September, and | which has been given unnecessary] liU are little things, yet would be rather t humiliating but from the fact that I send Sheridan to take charge of the case which Glavis had work publicity through the Medford paper. I the Eugene tiuurd and Portland pa I mistakes are nut confined to little III (pera. The letter published III the ed up. people only. ’ ‘ ‘ by others Mail and copied No. indc* 1. The Kansas City Star Under cross-examination Jones appeared defiant and aggres Medford purporting to have bevu received by says President Taft male a great mistake in that tariff revision. And | sive, and said he did not care what inferences were drawn from my son, Clarence Gore, and turn* *1 man Editor Atkinson of the Farm Journal I his testimony. Jones was still on the stand when luncheon re liver hv me for publication, was In print before 1 had received from Clar that said he also made a mistake about] ence a statement of the affair. the amount of postoffice defict and cess was taken. that "In regard to the later statement should not raise the price of postage one r It appeared that Gifford Pinchot will not be called as a wit- that his Illness was the result of Ill- on periodicals and magazines. Num an be treatment by the h irers and compul erous newspapers think Senator ness until late today. sory work on tiouflrea, Clarence said Bourne is badly mistaken in trying he was not harshly treated In tinting; to change the homestetad law in Washington. Feb. 25.—When the to prevent his detention, Jones sta- favor of rich men, thereby wrong Ballinger-Pinchot investigating com ted he and Glavis felt if the clslm- that he felt no serious Ill-effects from It. and that on the whole he rather ing actual settlers. ants had tihe power to remove n cab Then, there is that Professor Si mittee resumed Its hearing today At- inet officer they themselves would be enjoyed It. l . ’ Patten of the rñ'íveüitv Brandéis, for the „n "prosecu- "In regard to the bonfire,, which I University "of of | torney reqlu ,s(ed pernili(sl to lutro. removed it they ’didn't suit”. mon N. ______ — think was built some weeks later, he Pennsylvania. He says one of the dues in evidence statements recently After telling about the alleged In causes of the present high, prices of made before the senate committee ou competency ot Sheridan atid citing said it was the custom for the fresh men to build them, but <m account of territories by Stephen Birch and J. N. alleged Instances of It. Jones was If he Steele, officials of the Morgan-Gug naked by Senator Fletcher genheim syndicate for the exploita meant that there had been no serious prosecution of the case up to fills tion of Alaska. ROOSEVELT. JR.'S. FIANCEE SENATOR BENN CONGER Chairman Nelson said the state time. Jones responded that he didn’t •v ments were not made under oath, mean to say that there was any pur but the committee agreed that the pose of intent to smooth the cases He I» to Merry Young and Leading Figura In New men should be summoned as witness over. Beautiful Neu, Yo«*S Girl York’. Legislative Scandal. When asked If he reported to the es. Special Agent Horace T. Jones, department hl- who worked with Glavis on the Alas replied amid 1 E. F. McBee Would Have Court ka cases, was called to the stand us "No. they n the first witness today. Jones, under was 1 nsubordln Set Aside Order Annexing i absurd questioning of Attorney Braudels, Jones said it J.tnies Morris y Imagined He said he consulted freely with Ballin claimant to say il! I not inten I Territory to City ger when the* latter was Seattle in combine with for !t Was Pro’.« tin; Coun July, 1907. Jones told Ballinger that have been imp« for any E. F. McBee, a resident of that Special Agent Love was a candidate work a single claim Of ISO try from Dentons portion of Springfield which was an for United States marshal: that love Representative Denby asked K nexed to the city at the election held did not have the proper spirit for an so and it it is unlawful to combine James Morrlssy. the ol I man who last October, today instituted injunc investigator, and Ballinger agr.*ed with others, why should anyone take s been living alone In a cabin In tion proceedings in the circuit court with him. He said Ballinger asked up these claims. a mountains tn th* vicinity of against the city of Springfield, Coun Jones to make an investigation of all Jones replied that It is what he illachley and Greenleaf, 36 or 40 ty Assessor B. F. Keeney. County criticism as soon as possible, as he has been trying to find out. miles west of Eugene, for soni* Um* Clerk E. U. Lee and Sheriff H. L. wanted to be in a position to appear Attorney Brandies presented a past, and frightening th* people In Bown. to restrain the officers from before congress to advocate remedial copy of Cunningham hearings, say that section of th« country l*> hl» assessing his property, extending the legislation. He wanted to know just ing, however, be only wanted print strangn actions, was e* *tti mlt t •■•I to assessment on the tax roll and from what the various conditions were tn ed, those portions which showed the state Insane asylum this after collecting the taxes for the benefit the various Alaskan groups, so he Sheridan’s alleged Incompetency. noon by Judge Thompson of the city of Springfield, and asking could speak intelligently. Root thought the whole testimony Morrlssy Is a very old man He for a decree that the order of the Love said he was very glad Jones' should go in, and Brandiess to work said at th« examination that be was common council of Springfield an had been assigned to the work, for. issue with him, saying that tbe "yearn and years” old, but did not nexing that territory to the city be he had been greatly ambarrassed by | charge is more against Sheridan's know tho exact number. He has a set aside and declared illegal and having to investigate people who( superiors for having elected such a delusion t at hi* sat protecting this void. were his friends. Witness said he man that it was not Sheridan's fault. part of th» state from demons, pre If McBee wins this suit it will have had never seen Love’s report on the] Root insisted that a serious charge venting them from crossing th* the effect of nullifying the recent Cunningham cases until Glavis show-] had been made against Sheridan and mountains nnd coming this way It.- city election, as voters from the ter ed it to him. Jones corroborated secured the order of tfte committee, has al«o made the statement that h<> ritory annexed voted at the election, Glavis’ testimony as to his efforts to i introducing the whole record. passed over that section of the coun which would make it illegal for the get the Alaska cases taken up by the] Nelson then lnterisoej the ques Misa Eleanor II Alexander, finn«**« reason that votes of persons cutside grand jury at Seattle. Glavis was tion of whether Jones thought Sherl- of The«aion» lloowevrlt. Jr, la a mene ty wh'*n there were no trees on the mountains, nothing hut grass grow State Senator Benn Conger, one of criticized in Attorney-General Wlck-| lan Incompetent or corrupt. of the city were cast. This suit has tier of New York’s moat exclusive so 11« will be taken to been threatened for a long time past, the two principal figures In the .New ersbam's report to the president for | Jones replied that he thought clnl net. She |i twenty-one years old. ing on them Salem In the morning. and the attorneys. 'Williams & Bean, York legislative scandal, is the man not having done anything toward Sheridan unwise. -He said Sheridan of Eugene, have been working on the who has accused State Senator Allds criminal prosecution. Jones said that was both bright and competent and one year younger than the sun of tlie case several weeks, filing the com of receiving a brtl*e. He has had long at Glavis’ direction he went to Unit that he did uot believe him to be former preeldeut. plaint this afternoon. experience at Albany as member of ed States Attorney Todd at Seattle, corrupt. It is alleged that the proceedings but that Todd said it was useless to When Attorney Vertrees began to leading up to the annexation of the the assembly and as state senator. take the cases up at Seattle because cross-examine Jones there soon came territory were irregular, that the city Jundge Hanford was constitutionally! a clash. Jones was asked it he wished it not being compulsory few took part has no charter provision for such ac opposed to land fraud cases, and an unfavorable Inference to be drawn this year, and he felt It his duty to tion, and that the extension of the living Is “the present status of Todd did not want to be humiliated I from bis testimony as to the hearing do his part. limits at this time Is unwarranted. "The cold whlrh resulted In Ills fi women.” There now, that ought to by being turned down. Todd sug-' being taken before a commissioner, set’le it for all time. Why can’t the gested that the matter be taken up j rather than before the register and nal Illness was not Caused by the har Oregonian let the matter rest there? with the attorney-general, so that receiver at the Juneau land office. ing or the building of bonfires, al But it doesn’t. It says Mr. Pat the latter would order Todd to take | Jones, who proved more defiant nnd though It may have been augmented ten is bold and original but Insists the matter up. aggressive under cross examination by the latter. Clarence never uttri- he is mistaken. Certainly nothing Jones corroborated Glavis’ testi than Glavis, said it was immaterial to b ti I ><1 It to that. Itnllroai "He was fully In harmony with the but boldness and originality could mony as to the statement made by him what Inference was drawn from Pittsburg. Kas.. Feb. 26.—• ♦ The aus action of the faculty |n ihn matter Donald A. McKenzie that the reason have figure! out the cause so quickly his testimony. Gus Thomas, alias Young, a ♦ «hin ar and so satisfactorily. (Garfield was not retained in Taft's Jones was still on tile stand when and definitely cleared the University ♦ negro, confessed at Girard from any blame In the case. New I am rather relined to agree cabinet was because of his hostility the luncheon hour arrived ♦ last night to the murder of “I wish to thank you, Mr. Camp with Mr. I’aiten, for three reasons:) to the Alaska coal claims. ♦ William Voik, the latter’s bell, and the faculty, for the prompt First, it is the easiest way to settle Jones said McKenzie said this op- . ♦ wife and child, and another Dr. Eeli ’ sPine-Tar-Honey support and encouragement you gave the matter. Second fiotr sheer ad position caused powerful pressure to ♦ negro. He was arraigned se Clarence at that time, arid the stu miration of "boldness” and “or’gln- be **-ought upon senators and others ■ For Coughs and Cclds. ♦ cretly last night, pleaded guil ality.” Third years > when prices dents of the different classes who so ♦ ty, and was sentenced for life I'ierce were low it was d'-clded that women promptly exonerated him from all notice and did not return. ♦ and taken to the penitentiary blame. comes of n good family In Eugene, had usurped men’s places, doing ♦ at Lansing today. men's work and thereby lowering ’’It wan truly appreciated by him, arid his father Is on the way here to ♦ wages, and con.-equently lowering and he was to the last a staunch help his son. ♦ friend of the University living expenses. III Mil.! TION'S OF niMHII I XIi: Yours very respectfully, Now, a.s women have all quit work, Thomas was implicated with Ed- ’ (Signed) “WALTER S. GORE. ward Chailes. another negro, who was logically prices have gone up. That Whereas, Th« silent messenger of arrested with him. and was hurried is plain reasoning. death has entered our camp and re And there appears to be a very to jail at Fort Scott, Kas., for safe moved from our midst our bclovvd keeping. Besides the four murders,! important personage in Eugene also, neighbor, (’buries F. l.ayu«, therefore Thomas confessed he and Chailes who has made a mistake. He says: be It committed numerous highway robber- ' ’ Dr. Olive- and Mr. Brown "did a I Itisolved. That th* officers and ies. He confessed to the murder and i ( great injustice to Professor Howe inelehbors of Webfoot Cnmp No 8496 robbery a year ago of James White, when th v a t P'd b's lecture." M. W. ot A., extend to the bereaved I am quite positive Mr Brown did a negro, at Dunkirk mining cap, ten "Whosoever amlteth thee on thy family In this, th«lr hour of sorrow, not “assail” any Iectu e, at least not miles from here. right cheek, turn to him tho other our heartfelt sympathy, commending Thomas and Chailes were arrested in the pvlpit. Mr. Brow i preaches also.” them to the car« nnd custody of lllrn on a voluntary statement by the wife the Gocpel, pure and simple. He has Shall w« obey this command by who doeth all things well, lie It fur- ot Thomas to the district attorney his cr.lllarv trained on Satan. He making It our business to offer our ther that she believed her husband quilty bothers Jv't.h no side Issues. Of cheeks for blows? That would at Resolved, Thnt our charter b* of some crime, as she had washed course if any of the devil's body- draped In mourning for 30 days; and least be very blood stains from his clotting. guard go’s between him and his be It further of a man. mark they may get hit by a stray Iti-Holveil, That these resolutions shot, Hut Evangelist Brown would There are three other thlnvs that never strike a wounded man nor e irn*y do • First; we may dodge be placed on tho minutes of our under tbe circumstances stop for ex- or run away to avoid the second lodge, and a copy bo sent to th« be planations or pour oil In the wounds. blow. Tho second way would ........... be to „, reaved family; also a copy be sent to Circle City, Alaska. Feb. 26.— No I hardly think the evangelists fight, giving blow for blow. Thirdly, the Eugi tie Guard nnd Register for Frank White yesterday shot and kill have done the University tutor any wo may go our way regard!« * x of tho1 publication. ed Mrs. H. A. Sade, proprietor of a injustice. It must be a mistake. <1 W. HOLLAND. first Insult exposing ourselves to laundry, and then shot himself. Tbe HEitM \ n he \n: mister , morn of tho name kind If they hap-' woman was the wife of the keeper of OTTO PETZOLD, p»*n tx> coiTif» our wwy. the Jump-off road house, 22 miles The first method lx cowardly; thol from Circle City, but the couple sep cond h cruel; the third is Christ-! arated last fall. te. ■Washington, Feb. 25.— Every brother man with whom I As a result of the cabinet PRESIDENT HEEPS ORPHANS ttoclate Intimately han plenty of meeting. Attorney - General ■hancm to flap me In th»» face. When Wickersham today telegraph t Is done the first time I am Hundreds ot orphans have been ed District-Attorney Wise ;to istonlshed and grieved. To return helped by the president of the In appeal from the decision of tho blow* would be to degradt rnv-.*lf dustrial and Orphan's homo at Ma Judge Hoiieh. dismissing, for In my own estimation an much as hi* con, Ga., who writes: "We have used want of jurisdiction, the in han degraded himself In mine | Electric Bitters In this Institution dictment against the Press ran separate myself entirely from his for nine years. It has proved e Publishing Company (New to Dr. company and so never give him most excellent medicine tor stom Y'ork World) on the charge wonder- another ohaneo to strike me. But ach, liver and kidney troubles. We of libel in connection with the wo may llvo In the same city, on the* regard It as one of the best family Panama canal cases. same street or In the same* house* pre medicines on earth.” It invigorates s Option. Sold by Yerington Drug all vital organs, purifies the blood, Two scenes in the beautiful capital of France, which Is suffering from our dally work may bring us to-1 Store, In such a case, which Is I aids digestion, creates appetite. To the effects of the great flood, are seen in the accompanying picture. One Kether. Asthma strengthen and build tip pal«, thia, is a distressing disease. Dr. Beil’» shows Paris ns seen from the Heine before tbe flood, with Notre Dame cathe the case of most people In civilized All Skin Twwihl weak children or run down people It Pine-Tar Honey relieves almost tra dral. the moat historic and famous chorcb of France, on the left The other society, tho duty of any person who! are overcome by using i>r na«,geen attacked Is to go on as If Bell’s has no equal. Beat for female cons- stantly. We guarantee it to give picture Is that of the noted Chnmps Ely sees, considered one of the moat benu- Antiseptic salve. J;. ■ ns pleasant D Is -•?- • ' Knvkvn- satisfaction. For sale by Dillon Ding tlful avenues In the world. Tbe waters crept up to tbe Champs klyaees and nothing had happened, treating the to use as puro cream r,,,,; ; unkind brother an a brother null | • »ntl la guaran- o i ¿HUUUW k, ya vicinity before H mq began to subside. K|v” satisfaction. tu and thus turning to him the other I. ' 26c a bo* For sale by Dillon Drug Co. At a speclal meeting of the city council this forenoon the franchise granted a year or more ago to the Lane County Asset Company to build a railway over certain streets of the city was extended till September 1, 1910. It would have expired tomor row under the original franchise. When the application for the ex tension of the franchise was made at the meeting a few nights ago. it was explained by members of the Asset company that tho Eugene-Siusiaw Coos Ray railroad proposition is now well in hand and it is expected that construction work will begin during the summer. Under these represent ations the extension was granted by the council this morning. As stated in yesterday’s Guard, the chief engineer of the company will arrive here from Minneapolis to be gin the survey for the road just as soon as spring opens up. It would be useless to attempt the work in such weather as has prevailed during the past month. frllter Proposition At the meeting of the council this morning a letter from the Jewel Fil ter Company, offering to install that style of filters at the local water plant, was read and placed on file. The mayor and several councilmen who recently went to Oregon City to examine the water plant there were very much impressed with the Jewel filtering plant there and have recom mended to the council that the sys- tem be adopted here. G«l it teda. la th« n.u.xl liqnld tena or In <h<roU>Kl UiM fcr-u ciul,-.! ^arv.Ul-4. :: w. c. .u. FILES INJUNCTION SUIT AGAINST CITY OF SPRINGFIELD t eon l rari or In bl» la olio of I hn < b«r !t»r Anirrlcati Ih) I« organ I aa I h*n fur t ht» nr« «•( th«* «t«’»' »tu- 9 to ran >n *IU rt I'M i. I' I « y dr n N A»> l- An ( M if il * uni Net A 1 A '> by t w h ran n Ihr y may oh flu« Km > of irlh « li« 0 - • A d< It RECORDS OF JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON « the fight r<*< nt Jack Job Jeffries H * h i a 20 DEMENTED MAN FROM BLACHLEY COMMITTED I. « Won In \\ <>fi uund«. I u un In ou nd«. I \\<>n in W CM t n 9 r> >und*. 1 Won In 1« roun du. \\ on In 11 round«. 1. *. In 2u round«. I W « ' n in S3 round«. 1 \X on In 3& round». 1. 1 Irnw In jn r«»u toi» Not counting flrot bout wlth Jo Munro* nt Hutt», an exhibition Average length of fights In r*«»#A 9 1-6. Average knorkouta or stopped. 14-16. Johnson of fights. 71. fought. 622. 1 EUGENE BOY IN TROUBLE AT SALEM 3 4 u a & QUICK TRIAL FOR NEGRO MURDERERS “TURN THE OTHER CHEEK, ALSO” 4 t Average kn»« kouta 1-8. AUGUST BELMONT ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ TAFT ASKS CONGRESS TO REORGANIZE Washington. Tufi mnl « I . I,. 2«; Jg i tw1 KILLED THE WOMAN. COMMITTED SUICIDE WILL APPEAL WORLD LIBEL CASE BORN dn <n H ur Browning and wife I'nlonvnle. Yamhill r*>s»,J has also declared again** subsidy, and In favor of lation and election of sen*11’