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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1910)
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, AUG 25, 1910 no warrsnt for any person to use the names of • Ice President Sherman and Senator Charles Curtis in connection with any improper relations with any Indian contract whatever." 7 his 1« the opinion of the commit tee after bearing scores of witnesses, who appeared, following the testi mony of Senator T. P. Gore. Senator Gore declared that be had been ap- prca«h»-d by Jake L. Hamon and that tliM'lr NEWS OF LOWER Hamon, acting in the Interest of J. F McMurray, had offered him /Sena SIUSLAW COUNTRY tor Gore), »25,000 or »50,000 as a bribe to promote in congress the The Wilhelmina arrived here Sun- Guard Special Service. Washington. Aug. 22.—Positive laut Monday we had the pleasure I contracts by which McMurray was to’ wlth a full cargo of freight, bav- day of spending an * hour or two al the J in i<*n City, Aug. 22.—That the receive ten per cent attorney’s fees evidence that many of the force» rome here direct from Astoria, Ing mouth of the river watching the crew of mysterious surveyors, sup on the sale of »30,000,000 worth of fir»-» in Oregon are of incendiary progress of the work at the Jetty. »he left Thursday evening again on posed to be from the Southern Pa Indian lands. origin baa been discovered by the way north. the My* the Florence Writ The senator testified that Hamon government agents, according to a cific company, are running a line to Died, at the family home on the We found lhe crew of men busy at Florence from JuacUon Is now prac mentioned Senator Curtis and Vice telegranl received at the offices of the mere work under the direction of Mr. Ja- Slualaw river about six miles above tically certain, although the men’ President Sherman as being "inter the forestry service here today from cud to the Acme, on Saturday. Aug. 13. 1910. |i bson. transferring rock from the them-wlves refuse to give the pur-¡ ested” in the deal. Mr. Sherman be the aa-oclate forester at Portland. large scow to the cars, to be taken, Margaret Catherine, wife of L Bor ¡xxte of their survey to the slightest ing mentioned as the man ' higher The associate forester says in his dis I pur* out on the tramway and dumped Into] ing. aged 69 years 8 months an! 19 detail. However. It I* ea*y to guess! up. ' Hamon on the stand denied that ’ patch there is no doubt that the fires c lr*»k the Jetty, while another crew was’ days in the Crater Lake mtl.nal forest th«lr destination by indirect means. The Heartier Lillian, which ha« They have employed a man named he had ever said anything to Gore and n»-ar Medford resulted from in driving piling to extend the Jetty out about the contracts. t»»ard the -xean About 1600 feet! been newly fitted up and repaired, Sam Butler to haul their outfit for The committee's report was signed* cendiarism and that new fires are be He reportj he of tramway has been constructed,I started out W«dne«day morning with them, and be was tail that It w<uld by Representative Charles Bu.ke ing set constantly. a rock scow in tow, bound for the be necessary before they were; South Dakota, C. B. Miller. Minne ’has started twenty-five men on scout • hl<-h extends out nearly across the quarry. Captain Joo«« stood at the old south channel. through to go as far as Florence. ’ sota; E. W. Shunders. Virginia; N. duty in an effort to catch the 'cul The ruck for the work I* obtained wheel and Will Safley was In charge Then yesterday one of the party wu H. Stephans. Texas, and Philip H. prits. if •ff. and family from the quarry about twelve mile« of the engine. told that If they got down on Lake’ The canneries are both receiving a creek, which Is on the way to Flor-i Campbell. Kansas. returning home up the river fr-.ru Florence, It la Will Send Troops. In giving Its decision today the w few salmon, but fish are rather scarce Journal loaded on large scows which carry ence. they would find some good fish-' committee announced it bad received Washington. Aug 22.—The war yet. Several fishermen are out every perhai • 30» tons, and towed down Ing, but that it is necessary to buy, _ ___________ officials began a conf er - • '* •• ibe n«-w coffee J to tht receiving wharf at the upper night In pursuit of the festive chi- the equipment in Junction. At this1 from Senator Gore a statement rela- department tlve to Vice President Sherman and ence today In the effort to find means ut«s kh' ikn to Kr<x.‘«’ri every- end nook. but do big cat he* have been of th».! jetty, There the rock is I he bought some fishing tackle from a' Senator Curtis, and that the commit- of sending additional fire fighters to a* Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee bolxted I rum the wows to the wharf reported by any of the boats. store. tee "commended” Senator Gore’s the stricken district. It is expected Chas. N Oriawold of Eugene, one (Junction lri«'k rtrn a ruffcr expert. Not and l«»aded ca the cars, a donkey en I The crew is today working near statement. i that the matter will be laid before lu of r«*al ruffr»* in it either, gine being used to do the lifting. of the aspirants for the nomination Sulphur Springs, due west of Junc President Taft with a request for his healthful toaatnd xralni. malt. Each rar will carry from four to as republican candidate for the office, tion, and rapidly pushing toward) ipproval of extraordinary measures. Ir . have been cleverly blend ,-l.ht tons. according to the site and Of county clerk, arrived here WM*| BLach ley They began their line ont EAGLES GATHER AT At the conclusion of this confer • • give a wonderfully satlefylnr » ape >f 4 the tie rock. rock They are hauled nevday to make the acquaintance of I the south weX outskirts of the city. ence a long dispatch was sent to Bev ta»<r anJ flavor And It I* uul QU tbs Jetty by a locomotive in | the voters In this part of the county Iran a number of lines in and about ST. LOUIS TODAY erly, and it is understood it Is the tn a minute,*4 too. No tedloui tfaJ&i f three cars at a time A set in the Interest of his candidacy plan to rush troops from a distance to The headquarters of Frank the Washburne bouse and also sur 30 mloutra boiling S<jld b» of b«, a .y scales Is places! in the track veyed carefully the E. C. Millett the burning sections, but officials de ant each trsin load Is accurately K now les’ store, as well as mo«t of i farm. Here they appeared to be lo cline to discuss their pl&ns at this weigh • 1 and a rec rd of it kept un- the goods and the proprietor's sign, cating a turn. From this they ran St. Louis. Aug. 22.—Two thousand time. have l>een moved from the old Car their line along the county road and dar i d.re tlon of W. O. Carroll. man building to the adjoining bulld- lodges, scattered throughout the JUNCTION CITYTEAM crossed the Long Tom just above the 1’nited States. Canada and Mexico, 8 U ¿KT •' 7ng engineer. Each carload I * hich was erected some years ago I’ ;>«-! between the tracks and by Mr. Knowles. The new quarters 'covered bridge. The line seems to go are represented at the eleventh grand BEATS ALBANY COLTS makes a big splash as the rock strikes due west as far as Sulphur Springs aerie of Fraternal Order of Eagles, I I are larger and more convenient and tie wi ter which opened in St. Louis today. In Has had one frightful drawback— give a better chance to display px>ds. that has brought addition to the business sessions there malaria troubb Th: '. amway Is a double track, laid| _________ _______ The surveying crew ___ of ____ the _____ Lane SHERMAN IS HELD will be a great parade, band concerts, suffering and death to thousands, Aug 21 Junction upot • "» which are supported by. County Asset Co. are now encamped drills and social entertainments ga The germs cause chills, fever and ihr Albany Colts In piling driven into the sand ________________________ __ The| on Knowles creek near ____ the _____ mouth. WITHOUT BLAME lore. There are ____ now __ approximately ague, . biliousness. Jaundice, lassltuje. ..__ ‘ >yed baseball gam«' pll»s are arranged in groups of four. They surveyed a route from the Slus- 375.004 Eag'es. making the order weakness and general debility. But > I The visitor1 wh ch stand In a row at right angle* ¡aw rtver up Turner creek to the top one of the five largest fraternal or- Electric Bitters never fail to destroy r runt in the first to the track, and are driven Into the’ . divide between that stream ’.hem and curs malaria troubina. Inn. ig befort there and to a depth of 12 or 14 feet ‘and Knowles creek, and are now lo Committee in Special Report ganizations in the United States. ¡"Three bottles completely cured me nd Albany annexed These row* are about 20 feet apart cating a route down the latter -.«ream of a very severe attack of malaria.” The Best H.<ir of Life the last half of the Th,- uper ends are th<-n sawed off toward Mapleton. Clears Vice President and two erre ut. evenly and a heavy timber laid on Is when you do some great deed or writes Wm A. Fretwell, of Lucsma, A petition was circulated here the ny, W Patterson top of each row Other timbers are, first of this week, asking that the discover some wonderful fact, This N. C.. "and I’va had good health ever Senator Curtis and ; Jun tk>n City. Ba- then placed on these caps reaching county ____ r court ____ _________ _ hour came to J. R. Pitt of Rocky Mt. since.” Cure S omach. Liver maintain __ a _________ free ferry N. C.. wbe he was suffering intensely, Kidney Trouble«, and prevent Ty from on,- to the next, and on these between Florence and Glenada. trips as be says, "from the worst cold I phoid. 50c. Cu3raz’.eed by W. timbers the rails for th« track arsjto be made every half hour from Sulphur. Okla., Aug. 21.—The se ever bad. I then proved to my great Kuykendall. I.-.:! Two tracks are built, the Inner g 30 a q , jo 6;jo p tn Thi* would lect committee appointed by the satisfaction what a wonderful Cold Hall's Texas rails '-«Ing about twelve feet distant, be a great convenience to people who house of representative« to Investi and Cough cure Dr. King's New Dis internally. I have to cross the river on business, and Bladder' from each other. gate the Indian land matters and the It will probably take a year or ’or who are coming to town to trade. ao-called McMurray contracts, and covery is. For. after taking one bot •«. Neuralgia. Dr. Bell's Antt-Paiu cures eolie, tle. I was entirely cured. You can’t Ith, umatlsm, Weak aud lam v Back«. mor« t finish the present contract, |or for those living on the south side which also has been investigating say anything too good of a medicine flux, diarrhoea, cramps and all oowel work in Florence during the day. In all ages Write to Dr E W. Hall, «hi h calk» fur »100.000 worth of who "tUwoukialwgi^'“" < Midren *oa thit thp G°r« bribery charges, last night like that.” Its the surest and best complaints. It is expected that this will j It would also give 3924 Olive street. St LoUl'. for local work Externally—Cures sore breads, 'the following statement: remedy for diseased lungs, H«ror- i be enough to nearly finish the south •Ide a good chance to attend high, testi mon la Is. Mold by J J Hull. ” The committee has heard and rhages, LaGrtppe, Asthma. Hay Fe corns, bunions, toothache, neuralgia, i jetty The United State« engineers whool here, a» they would then have1 are now making preparations, and It no difficulty about crossing the river carefully considered all of the testi ver—and Throat or Lung Trouble and all pains. Sold everywhere. It is expected will soon let a oontract on their way to and from school —I mony submitted, and is unanimously 50c. »1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar is antiseptic. Sold by Dillon Drug of the opinion that there is and was anteed by W. A. Kuykendall. for building a jetty on the north *Ue Florence West. Go-»1 but ton Eyes of II F Buck num question of water foot sidewalks wet ÍÜR FIRE-FIGHItRS GOOD PROGRESS rjNBREMWATER of the river, under the provision* of the river and harbor bill passed at the last m * salon of congress This bill provides for expending »215,000 from the national treasury tn im proving the Slualaw harbor, and makes It reasonably sure that active operations for thi > work will be car ried on for several years to come. WESTWARD I’oftlsn*!. Aug 2 7 After • d«lay of :< hours. m».«*l by th« Dece «Ity of unwinding <«’•• *«i»" *’ W «•(, iti « • |„, ll«T <1* ' ‘ ut 360 r,-^u. lar •<'14l«rs I» on ••»*’ •• j lo I h* «re»« of th» .. !r«m*n<1'>'is __ t -r. '*4 r-»nfiagr* _____ lù»i In Ih« Cr«t«r nati r.al f,,r-«l In «en and Klama'h Jsrkw»n Kl*n>»'h ,»u<41*« Th* tre» , «MM« e« nigh Hon st s J<< o'cl trai ■l«l f and •»« hurrying fir a vi rial B*1« *» •»•!««.H t of The lien were provided wit •rv. IS cars being devoted horse* and fire tlghtli Mui They are arrota i-at)lr d ■»«-(’ tnrjirsl <t»lsll s»4 a full a-ubul* curi- • At Mcdford «a« eompauy «in br det rbed and •<•«' <»n lo Ashland ald in th» batti» t*» «avo ti-« w«i sdir 1 whkh that rlly 1 over whlch • <t»*l Di« I» «weepl Th» «esular» « Il .‘‘»In Ih« mpany. w blch ' * ■ <•■ Ita ••rvl'»« and ha* bwn ■ 1 ih» I li». («■• da»« l ■Munire»« Ma» Ile I all* ,1 I >»r 7h»uihvr tour cowpanir« ut r<> I», ifoojn wlll tw «-nt fru:n Mrut lo tbn end of Ih« Crai», l**ke r no*-' thenc® marchlns Ini» Ih» d flt !>«*, II»-'. «4 A> ting Governo, ib-aerman rr istved lo hla offlc» In Salem yrtter- da, and Immediate:y rallrd lo, «plotone frum ih» attorney g«n- «falsai i’ofilabd aiioruey» a» lo Ih« I*«rr of Ih» «XecuUVe I-» allei iks fili elieiigth uf ih« «tale mi Wb<n Ih» law ha* brrn età K 1« found that Ih» g >« ordr «ho locai tr<> ¡»a lì » * e i JEWS NOTES FROM COBURG AND VICINITY SAIS OFFICIAL 8ÏTERL Ji EKLE EYE SALTE Bell nut in , I I Mammoth Sale Factory Mil Fbousands of Remnants and odd sizes at far greater reductions which were bought at about half regular wholesale prices, must be closed out be fore September 1st to make room for our winter goods. Call and see our bargain counters. GINGHAMS CORSETS famous G-D yards 12 l-2c Dress Ginghams. yard ............................... 10c 6 Drew Ginghams .... 12 l-2c One lot French Ginghams. 5c and 35c value«. clean-up at.. 19c er full We ha»-- thrown out a counter of choice remnants of every descrip tion. cost not considered Come ear ly for bargains. LADIES' SUITS SHIRT WAISTS t'c W.I.I. 49c • i 35 Waists . 75c 11 75 W a lata ........................ • 98c »7 00 Waist* $1.25 A lot of Waist* In broken *>«■«. val tea »3 50. »3 "0, »3 50. »4 '10. »5 Ou. JO. |7 50 and ,8 00. which we WU1 close out at about half price. PETTICOATS A large consignment of Hldagrad« Heatherbloom and Silk Skirts direct ffotn the factory at about half lhe tegular prices <-barg»»d for the same quality. Blacks. Bluea. Browns and fancy stripes Buy now and eave rnonejr. I»l 25 value« . . ... 89c • 1.50 valu«« ____ . . 1.00 1.25 11.75 val «as »2 0" vuliew 1.50 »2.50 values 2.00 Genuine Illatk Silk Taffeta, a factory »peclal. regular »6.So value $2.43 Seo them a»d be convinced. ! LACES 326 yards of Val. Lace and Inser- lions. 8 l-2c values, yard ... 5c If»« yards of |oe »nd 12 l-2c Val. lacw and Insertions, yard 6 1-4C 173 yarda 1 Re and i'lc Vai. Ixce* and Insertions, yard .................... 1 Oc 1000 yards Torchon Lace*, va*' ues. yard ................................. 5c WHITE GOODS India Linens . ,, Ramie................ Poplins ............ iMtted Swiss . . , Mull • - • 10c 12 ^3° 25c lie 19c Our wool Sult* art» made of the very best materials and will hold their shape and wear much better than «nils you ar»‘ usually charged 25 per cent more for in straight line stores. Our motto Is to put out a stylish, dressy suit at a popular price «10.00 Suit*........... $ 5 00 »15 »25 »30 »35 00 $ 7 50 00 Sult*........... .............. $12.50 00 Sull*.......... ». .............. $15 00 00 Sults......... .......... $17.50 WASH SUITS We have a few numbers of Sum mer Wash Suita, bought at a big sac rifice, to offer at one-half regular prices: »2 Gingham Princess 1.00 »3 Gingham Prine,»«» pre«» 1.50 »4 Gingham Prince«« Dress 2.00 »5 Gingham Prince«« Dress 2.50 TWO-PIECE WASH SUITS »5.00 value« . . . »7.50 value« . . . » 10.00 value« . . • ■$2.50 • $3.75 • $5.00 LADIES' UNDERWEAR 1 lot 15c. 1 »< Vest*. Pants .. 10c 1 lot 25c. 35c Vest*. Pant*.. 19c LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER WEAR 25c Pants, fine muslin . ... 19c 35c Pant* with Torchon lace 25c 50c Pant*. Val. laice. al«o Embroid ery ..........................................•••85c »3.60 Skirts, white Mull. Val. l-*ce and Insertion ...................... 82.34 »2 50 Skirts. Nainsook. l»-lnch Em broidery trimmed............... $1.69 Dodg »1.50 Skirts. India Linen Embroidery aad ' .............. 98c »1 25 Cambric Muslin go at....g9c 98c Skirts, with Embroidery... 50c COLLARS AND JABOTS • 1 lot 2 5c Linen Collars for............ 25c each ............................................... 15c 1 lot 15c Linen Collars. 3 for..25c each .............................................. 10c 1 lot 35c Jabots—new styles—- at ................................. 15c «nd 19c 1 lot 50c Chiffon Collars........... ] 5c HOSIERY 50 dos. Ladies Hose. 15c val. ..10c 1 lot 15 dos. Ladles' Hose. 5 pair 50c 1 lot 2 5 dot. Ladles' Hoae............. 19c 35c Fancy Colored Hose............... 23c 65c and 75c Silk Lisle Hose..,42c 50 do*. Children's Hose. 20c val. 25c MEN'S SUITS 110.00 «13.50 »15 00 »16 50 »18.50 »22.50 Suits......................... Suits......................... SulU......................... Suits......................... Sults......................... Sults......................... 7.50 8.50 11.00 12.50 15.00 17.75 MEN’S SHIRTS 50c best Cheviot, blue and fancy colors ......................................... 46c 65c Khaki Shirts ......................... 50c »1 00 Cream. White and Blue Silk finish Ssteen ..................... • 75c »1.35 Silk Front, all colors • 98c »1.25 White Pleated Bosom 98c »1.50 White Pleated Bos»m $1.25 MEN'S OVERALLS »800 worth just received. Extra heavy gray. blue, brown, stripe, bib or without, jumpers to match, best »100 values......... 50c Good quality blue overalls, regular 90c quality ................................ 75c Big line of blue overalls and Jumpers only ...............................................60c MEN'S GLOVES At Great Reductions Good Horwehlde. »1 values 75c Good Pigskin. 75c values. 50c Cotton Glove«..................... 10c » 1.50' Dress Glove», only........... 98c MEN'S PANTS »1.50 »2.00 »2.75 »3.00 »4 00 »5.00 »2.50 »2.00 »1.75 Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants Khaki Pants . Khaki Pants . Khaki Pants . 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.25 3.25 3.85 2.00 1.50 1.35 MEN'S SOCKS 15c black. 10c; 3 for................... 25c 15c tan. 10c: 3 for ...................... 25c Extra Heavy Knot Cotton Socks, 10c; 3 for........................................... 25c 35c and 50c Socks, while they last. P*ir ............................................. 23c MEN'S UNDERWEAR Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, each ............................................... 2 5c Fine Super Egytian Shirts and Drawers each .......................... 50c Extra heavy Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, each....................50c »2.50 small lot Silk and Wool Shirts and Drawers, to clean up. $1.25 »1.25 Light Wool Shirts and Draw ers, each ...................................... 98c BLANKETS »2000 worth just arrived. »1.00 values • 65c »1.25 values •• • 95c »1.50 values • 81.25 »2.00 values • Sl.bu •3.00 value* »3.50 values »4.00 values 13.25 »5.00 values 54.25 »7.50 values !5.00 SCHOOL TABLETS 1 lot Iatrge Tablets, the kind you pay 10c for, at..................................5c 1 lot 15c values ......................... 10c FELT HATS AND CAPS Our stock of men's Hats, the styl ish. up-to-date blocks, for young men —-also a complete line of staple blocks. All John B. Stetson Hats ... 3.50 1 lot »2.50 Hat*.................... 1 lot good values at »1.50 for 1 lot good values at »2.00 for $1.50 1 lot good values at »2.50 for $2^00 1 lot good values at »3.50 for $2'50 GROCERIES Pure Cane Sugar...................... $6.25 »1.50 Best Valley or Hard _____ ’lard Wheat Hour ................................ $1.20 »1.75 Best Bluestem Patent Flour, sack ...................................... $1.50 Regular 10c Raisins, pound ■... 5c Milk. 3 cans ......................... •25c Rice. 30 lbs. Standard......... $1.00 Rice, best Creole. 20 lbs. .. $1.00 Carolina Head ....................... 10c Postum, full weight ........... 20c Dried Peaches. 12 lbs......... $1.00 Sago. Tapioca, lb ................ • 5c Good Dairy Salt. 50 lbs . .. •50c Regular »1.00 Salt................ •75c Beans, best white. 4 lbs ... • 25c Star Tobacco ......................... • -45c 9 bars good Soap.................. •25c TIN AND GRANITE WEAR We carry a large stock of tinware and graniteware at prices unequaled —articles too numerous to mention. TEAS A large quantity of Imported teas. Including Gunpowder. English Break fast. Spiderleg and Uncolored Japan, bought at a big sacrifice, will be sold at about half regular prices, 40c Teas at. lb....................... 20c 50c Teas at lb....................... 30c 60c Teas at. lb....................... 40c 75c Tteas at. lb....................... 50c COFFEES Our Coffee stock is the most com plete in the city; our brokers are the largest importers on the coast, Cof- tees are fresh roasted and ground by the new electric steel cup process. Regular 25c values. lb................ 20c Regular 35c values. lb................ |6c Regular 40c values. lb................ 30c Our Special Blend. excellent value« at 20c, 4 lbs. for . ...............81.00 SPICES We carry a complete Use of high grade Spices and Extracts in all sixes of the well-known brands of Schil lings and the Golden West—None better. College Brand Spices, values up to 60c. in half-pound can*, choice 20c 50c bottles of Extracts................. 25c BAKING POWDERS College and University brands. 50c cans ........................................... 25c 20c can Pepper............................... 10c FRUIT JARS We have a large stock of the gen uine Ball Mason. Economy and Schram Jars which must all be closed out in 60 days. MASONS PinU. doten ........... .................... 45c Quarts. doten ......... 55c Half-gallons. doten •............... 75c Masón Jar Lid* . . . .................... 15c SCHRAM JARS PinU. dosen ........... ................. 75c Quarts. doten ......... ................. 85c Half-gallons. doten ......... -$1.10 ECONOMY JARS Pints, dosen ............ .................... 85c Quatre, doten......... ................ $1.05 Half-gallons, doten ............. $1.30 We have still a quantity of t con Bros, stock of Teas. Coffee«. Spices. Extracts and Raking Powders which we are selling at less than half regular prices. 40c Teas, lb................................... 20c We are beadquarters for country produce, best quality and best prices ayways obtainable. DISHES A large and complete stock of sta ple and fancy Dishes and Glassware. 1 lot Jelly Glasses, down......... 35c 1 lot fancy Water Glasses, regular 75c values, dosen ................ 50c CUTLERY Pocket Knives. Butcher Knives, Table Knives and Forks at a big sav ing. Department Stor