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TWIOE-A-WREK guard
EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, OCT 24, 1910
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FORMAL OPENING CHICAGO WINNER!
OF P. F. S E. OF FOURTH GAME
BRIDGE
World’s Greatest Aviators Will Race
At Belmont Track, Long Island.
S ’’
Two Cars Loaded With Eugene Nat ional Champions Scratch
Boosters Ma'.o Fraternal
Out Ahead in the Tenth
London, Oct. 22 Dr. Crippen was today convicted of the
murder of his wife and sentenced to death. The jury was out
thirty minutes.
When the jurymen brought in their verdict, Crippen was ask­
ed if he had anything to say, and replied:
‘‘I still protest my innocense.”
Addressing the condemned man. Lord Chief Justice Alver-
stone said:
“You have been convicted on evidence which can leave no
doubt in the mind of any reasonable man that you cruelly mur­
dered your wife and then mutilated her body. I advise you to
entertain no hope that you will escape the consequences of your
crime. I implore you to make your peace with Almighty God.’
It was announced this evening that Crippen will be hanged
November 15, and that the trial of Ethel Clara Leneve, as ac­
cessory after the fact in the murder of Mrs. Crippen, win begin
next Tuesday.
Call on Springfield
»
RECEIVED WITH OPEN
COLE AND BROWN
ARMS BY MILL CITY
AGAINST BIG INDIAN
4
Event Marks Epoch of Growth Three-Fingered Twirler Goes
in Lane County—Speeches
Into Box in Ninth and
and Handshaking
Blanks Athletics
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Xrnld the shrieking
of the mill < ‘blca-o
I o o I u u o V I 1
4 ! 8 0
• bls ties,
the enthusiastic und tre- I’blla
0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 1 2 2
mi-ndous cheering of the crowd»
.«•in bled
In
Springfield,
the first
Chicago, Oct
22
The Chicago
streetcar. bearing 125 Eugene boost- Cubs today blocked th» Philadelphia
/
. r». rolled across the new bridge 8»! Athletics' victorious inarch pennant
morning, marking n i«w «¡s>ch in the ward by scratclil « out ahead of
growth of thia county
It wns un them. 4 to 3, In the tenth luring of I
4
■■nthualastlc and
stirring reception n closely roniested game
The Amer
that Springfield tendered to Eugene leans have now won three games and'
and the picture that greeted the vis­ the Nationals one
itor* as they realized that they were
Today the weather was cold and
I
th- first to cross the bridge will be • ‘ the mercury stood at 42 degrees, butt
4
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that will never lw forgotten. The 1 the sun pw|»-<| through the clouds as:
,,*d awaiting the
rar» thronged the day wore on and the grounds!
■ •
Main street anti crowded up to the were axaln crowded with enthusiae ,
Planned
,pi»roach of the bridge us the first ! tic fans.
Manager Chance »•■ it hli
cal
for Benefit
,r aOtoolhb glided ’>«-tw«n the big new dlacovery, Col». Into the box,
1
timbers
Aa It reanbed the Hprlng- and he «ss kept there until he be­
of
Denominations
-irld side a mighty Miout went up gan to weaken. Then Brown rcplni
'hat was echoed Jr<>m throat to ed th« youngster and held the Ath |
To Sunday school teachers and of­
throat and finally enme back from 1 let Ira down a<'or<l<-»s In the Inst two
ficers. and to teachers and bible
ihe more distant mill» In the joyful Inning».
classes, and all those who would like
■ brisking of the big whistles.
All'
Bender, who pitched for Pliila-
to bo prepared to teach:
I delplilu. was less effective than In
was excitement
The religious work committee of
1
the
opening
game
of
tne
aeries,
and
Tile two car» leaded with the Eu­
the Y M. C. A. of Eugene, believing
%
allowed
ten
hits
Ilia
support
«us
at.
gene delegation left the Commercial
the association should be the center
I lub building at Tenth and Wiliam-i time» ragged today.
of inter-denominational activity for
4Vheii
Chicago
tied
the
score
In
J
. tie streets st seven minutes niter I *•'
the prnmorirn of Christian work, has
o’clock The cars were loaded to the the ninth Inning pandemonium broke
There ts a great deal of talk in this planned the organization of the Sun­
loose and Chicago’s fans went crazy'
steps
on the front platform of the I with
School
Teachers’ Training
campaign about two bills introduced day
joy and enthusiasm, the din con-|
tlrat car was I. N ll"t»y, builder of
in the last legislature, affecting the Course. Perhaps no one thing Is no
the big bridge, with his wife, and ■ I tlnulng until th« Cuba scored in the
direct primary law- and Statement more greatlv nede 1 in this line than
| happier mnn could not be found: I tenth and the victory wns wo.i.
One. One of the bills was known as trained teachers for bible classes.
BIRDSEYE
VIEW
OF
BELA
The
fifth
game
will
be
plnyed
at
< .aorge O’Connor, local manager of
BEBE TSE INTEÏ
It is planned to organize two class­
the Brooke-Bean bill, and provided
Chicago
tomorrow.
l> 0
the I* . K t K . with his wife
for a jail sentence and fine for any es. one for these who have never ta-,
NATIONAL AVIATION
The
Lineup
T<Mlay
OCT.
33
TO
3a
y
freeman, mnnager of the Commer-
candidate for the legislature who ken up a special course and one for'
Chicago Sheckard. left; Schulte,
rial club,
George
McMorrnn nnd
signed Statement One of the direct those who desire 'he special and ad-
right:
Hofman.
center:
Chance
first;
The
first
international
aviation
meet
to
be
held
in
th»
country
and
the
second
In
the
history
of
aerial
naviga
­
wife. J M llowe nnd wife, J W
primary law. pledging himself to vanced course,
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These
courses In­
Zimmerman.
second;
Steinfeldt.
tion will take
taka placa
place at Belmont park. New Tort,
York, from Oct 22 to to.
80. The inauguration of this meet means that
flou
Kays and A (' Woodcock, local at-
vote for the candidate for United elude, besides a study of the bible
third; Tinker, short; Archer, catch-1
America will at last take her place with other nations tn the fostering of serial science With the single exception t States senator who received the lar­ material, which is the foundation of
tornry for the corporation.
er. and Cole, pitcher.
of Grahame Wbtte'a performance at the recent Boston meet, the Belmont park exhibition will give the American
gest popular vote in the general elec­ such Instruction a stndv of the art
Flags Were Flying
Strunk,
center:
Philadelphia
jniblle Its first chance to see the moDoplaiM in flight. In fact, a whole fleet of these dragon fltea will be in the air
tion. The bill, which was defeated of teaching, including the teacher’s
With flags and color» flying, the laird, left: Collin«, second; Baker,
in the lower house of the legislature, preparation, the aim. method and
at mu' time if present plans d<> not fall through The amount of prise money offered. 8R0.000. has been sufficient
two crowded cars started for Spring­ third; Davis, first: Murphy, right:
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was as follows:
teaching process,
the questioning,
to bring out the moat noted air meu of the earth. Among them will ba the Americana 44'right. Curtiss. Hamilton.
field
Twenty minutes Inter Mr Ro­ Barry, short Thoma», catcher. and
House Bill No. 107
etc., together with a psychological
44
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uinii.
Molssatit.
Iloxaey,
Brookins.
Drexel
and
Harmon
The
tehm
of
the
Royal
Aero
Club
of
the
United
Kingdom
ney. at the request of Manager O - Bender, pitcher.
Introduced by Mr. Brooke and Mr studv of the child and the activities
1» led l>y Grahame-4Vblte, who as a raw amateur made a game tight agwlnst that aerial wizard Paulhan during
t'onnor. Stepped to the controller and
Gan«- 1>y Inning«
Bean a d read first t‘me January 20, of the human mind.
tbrlr great overland race between Ixindon and Manchester. Other members of the British team are Alex Ogilvie
the two < irs rolled smoothly over the
First Inning
1909.
The textbooks to be used are by
600-foot span
The bridge did not
Philadelphia Strunk
was out.
mid .liiuies Radley, two fliers who have recently soared into prominence. Austria sends over to compete for other
A BILL for an Act entitled an Act some of the ablest and most practl-
ere# creak
Every timber had Iteen Steinfeldt to Chance
lx>rd flew out
events Ilian the »petal trophy 'he two most skillful of Austrian aviators. Karl Illner and Adolph Wan-holowski, both
to make it a misdemeanor for cal authorities in the line of religious
. carefully tightened that the load- to Shecknrd
Collin«
was
out.
of whom have made wonderful flights over Vienna and other cities with the Etrlcb machine. The Austrian no-
any candidate for office in the
__ teaching.
■ I cars glided through the long arch- Chance to Cole. «Im covered first.
bieiueii Baron Economo nnd Count Kolowrat will cotupete with Farman biplanes. Italy will tie represented by A.
State of Oregon to take or make
Dr. H. L. Sheldon, professor of ed­
• I timbers without n sound
Even No runs
a pledge, the carrying out of ucation in the University of Oregon,
t nt tn neo. one of her most noted fliers. The official team that the Aero Club de France Is sending over is made
Chicago -Shecknrd waa walked.
•he passengers were still for a mo-
which shall be contrary to the and Professor F. E. Billington, pro­
up of Alfred ix'blanc. Hubert Iatthain nnd M. Thomas. The course will be laid off in a main aviation course of tw o
. ent ns thev looked nt the swiftly Schulte fanned. Shecknrd stole sec-
constitution
of
the
United fessor of Sunday school pedagogy in
mid a half kilometer» (1 mile and 2N> feeti. The course is marked by lofty red nnd white pylons or pillar*
flowing Willamette, thirty feet l»e- nnd ami »cored on Hofman’« bound­
States, or of the State of Oregon the Bible University, have been se­
At
each
pylon
will
te
two
officials
to
see
that
tn
the
quick
turn
competition
no
bird
man
touches
the
pillar,
there
­
er
ov<
r
third
base
Chance
forced
w, that sparkled from the light of
or in violation of his oath of ot cured to take charge of this work.
by <11« itialify lug him. There will also be a three mile outer course marked in the same wav. This starts on the
'he sun which had peeped from lie­ Hofman out nt second nnd wa» hlm-
fiee to support the Constitution Dr Sheldon has made a special study
tp
ie
«treti
h
of
the
smaller
course
and
sweeps
beyond
the
limits
of
the
ground«.
This
Is
the
course
over
wbi
h
• ••If declar ■ I <>ut
at first
because
hind a cloud for the occasion.
of the United States, or of the of the latest and best Sunday school
tin-
c.uipe
Internationale
de
Aviation
will
be
fl<»vn
Then the ch. .-r
broke from the Hofman Interfered with the throw
State of Oregon, or which shall methods and has offered a course on
The play on Hofman WIIH
malting crowd
and. ns llorntlus One run.
be an agreement or promise not the subject in the University library
reaching Ihe far shore of the Tiber, Baker to Collins.
to perform a duty imposed by all the best books on the subject,
to Davis. Cole fanned out. No runs, i for Chicago in place of Cole
Ben- 1
Second Inning
the yellow cars came down from the
the Constitution of the United which are easily accessible to the
Sixth Inning
der was out. Steinfeldt to Chance. !
Dn-
Philadelphia
Riker
singled
approach of tlie bridge into Spring­
States, or of the state of Ore­ teachers of the citv.
Professor Bil­
Philadelphia
Baker walked
and Strunk sent a pop fly but Archer ran ■
I vis fanned
Schulte took Murphy'n
field amid noise and confusion.
gon. and providing for the pun­ lington has studied under Dr. Shel­
fly.
Baker out stealing. Archer to Davis sacrificed him at second and into Brown, knocking it out of his
ishment (hereof.
Here a stop »»" made to »ntlsfv
don. and having made a specialty of
Lord forced Strunk out at
was himself out. Cole to Chance. , hands.
Tinker. No runs
He it Enacted by the Legislative As­ this line of work, is fully prepared
a photographer, and again the earn|
to Murphy singled too hot for Steln- I second. Tinker to Zimmerman. Col-
flew
I
Chicago Zimmerman
sembly of the State of Oregon:
to work most efficiently with him in
started through the throng»
3 lim­ , Murphy. Steinfeldt grounded out, I feldl. placing Raker on third, but he ' lius was out. Brown to Chance.
No
Be It Enacted by the People of the raising the standard of the Sunday
ing on Main street another prolonged 1 linker
to Davis.
Tinker
walked. wns t aught at the plate. Steinfeldt to I runs.
State
of
Oregon:
school teaching in Eugene.
cheer art se from the crowd that was | Tinker out stealing. Thomns to Col- I Archer.
Chicago Schulte doubled to right.
Barry was safe on a field-
Section 1.
It shall be unlawful
Such an opportunity seldom come«
assembled nt the end of ’he line nt
! er’s choice, and Thomas singled, flll- Hofman bunted, but was touched out
i linn. No runs
ror
any
candidate
for
office
to
take
' by Davis. Schulte taking third, and
Third Street, where workmen were
to most of us. and you are urged to
i ing the bases.
Bender filed out to
Third Inning
or
make
any
promise
or
pledge
in
aceot this oportunity and improve It.
Just finishing the linllnntlng of the i
1 Schulte scored, tleing score.
The
Philadelphia
Barry sent
half n Schulte. No runs.
writing to the people of the State
¡first ball pitched hit Chance, but the
Though this course is to be
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con-
track
As the Eugene delegation ril­ I dozen fouls to various parts of the
Chicago—Rarry
captured Sheck-
of Oregon, or of the district, county, ducted at the Y. M. C. A. building,
ed off the cars they were met by five I grounds, and then went out. Steln-
; umpire ruled he had stepped into it.
ard's
long
drive.
Schulte's slow
or town, or precinct, from which he it is open to both ladies and gentle I» ­
pretty flower girls who from their I feldt to Chance.
Thomas was nn bounder went as a hit. Hofman pop- Schulte scored when Chance tripled
shall be a candidate for election to
baskets pinned a rose and a badge easy out. Cole to Chance.
The final score was 114 for Ore­ office, or to any person or persons, men.
Bender ped out to Baker and Schulte was to deep center. The noise was terri­
fic
at
this
stage
of
the
game.
Zim
­
If you are Interested In this course
upon everv visitor
The flower girts got a bane on balls ami scored on out stealing second, Thomas to Col-
gon and nothing for Puget Sound.
the carrying out of which shall be
merman popped out to Barry. Baker
do not fail to attend the meting at
«■•re Lucile Grcenh'if Reo Rhodes Strunk’s triple
out to left center. lins. No runs.
in violation of the oath of office
the Y. M. C. A. next Sunday, October
reached over the stand and captured
I 1« Walker
and Marjorie Machen Strunk overslid third nnd was out,
Seventh Inning
The football game today betwen to support the Constitution of the 23. at three o’clock p. m., at which
Steinfeldt'» fly. One run.
n«rn nnlRo rcl «!»«•<! Rtinrpnw
f | ¡Shecknrd to Steinfeldt. One run
Philadelphia
Strunk fanned out.
United States, or of the State of Ore­
Tenth Inning
the Pugent Sound and U. of O. Unl-[_ ,
________________
________ __ time the details of organization will
« hlstle of the streetcar answered the
Chicago
\rcher fanned out. Cole Archer dropped the ball but threw
gon. which said officer is required to
e lls of the mill, and the shouts of I , was fanned, nnd Thomns dropped the Strunk out nt first. Zimmerman I Philadelphia—Archer took Raker’s versifies was a one-sided contest. In 1 take upon assuming the duties of of- be arranged, including the time ot
foul.
Davis doubled
to right and:
regular class meeting. Enough tea­
the crowd echoed far.
ball but threw Cole out
at flrst. threw Lord out at first, and Hofman
was caught at third. Tinker to Stein-! the first quarter the U. of O. scored fke- ?r whlch, 8,ha” be a’1 **'’«‘">’*"1. chers have already signed up for the
No captured Collins’ fly. No runs.
,
.
promise
or
pledge,
not
to
perform
a
Shecknrd flew out to Strunk.
Hpecclws of 44 «Iconic
feldt. Murphy being safe on a field-! 35 points to nothing, and in tthe sec- dUty imposed by the Constitution of work to insure large and enthusias­
, ouiy imposed ny tne Constitution of
Chicago Chance was out. Ben ler
runs.
cr’s choice. Barry fanned out.
No ond quarter. At
.* • the ‘ close of the sec-|
— the
-
A box served for n platform and
United States, or of the State of tic groups of class workers.
Fourth Inning
to Davis.
Zimmerman singled
to rtinr.
i
A. C. TERRILL. Secertary.
ond
quarter
Oregon
had
59
to
0.
i..
4lbert Walker greeted the visitors 1»
5? tc 2. At Oregon, upon such officer. Any per-
Olli. left, nnd Davis dropped Steinfeldt'»
Philadelphia
l.ord
fanned
Chicago -Tinker penned out to| the third quarter Oregon
had
the absence of the mnvor. The Collins beat out a hit to Zimmerman spinning foul. Steinfeldt fanned out
' » bvu
son violating
of
the
.
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- - to
viuianuK
any
oi
me
provisions
Rnrry nnd Archer doubled Into leftjo In the freshman High school game of this act shall be guilty of a niisde-
According to a letter from Chief
speeches that followed marked a new | and linker doubled putting Collins nnd Zimmerman
wns
out steuling fleld ’ Brown was out. Barry to Da- this afternoon
the
freshmen won meaner, and. upon conviction there- Clerk Corey of the secretary of
relation betwon Eugene and Spring­ Ion third. Collins crossed the plnte. 1 second,
Thomas
to
Collins.
No vls Archer taking third.
»checker from the High school by the score of of. shall be punished by Imprlson- state's office. Professor J. B. Hor­
field.
Everv pettv jealousy wan dis­ J lint was sent back to third under the run«.
slngled
| ment in the county jail not less than
singled to center, scoring
_ Archer. | 4 to 0. winning the place kick.
carded and fro mthln time on the two I I ground rules
out.
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. ment In the county jail not less than ner’s name will appear on the ballot
Eighth
Inning
Davis
fanned
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Chicago wins. 4 to 3 and pandemoni­
cities are going to work ns one for Raker and Collins scored on Mur-
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six months, nor more than one year, to be voted November Sth, Mr. Hor­
Philadelphia—Baker beat out a um broke loose.
ner’s final refusal to accept the nom-
the greater Eugene and the Greater I I phv’s double
Into
the
left fleld grounder to Chance as Cole was slow
represented, either by floats, decor-
J1.”1
!!lan 2ne J ination being of no avail,
However,
Springfield,
or.
ns several of the, crowd
hundred dollars, nor more than five
Davis was walk­
Rarrv fanned out. Two runs. In covering first.
ated vehicles, banners or music.
i
no law can compel Professor Horner
speakers Intimated, possibly ns one >
Murphy sacrificed, Chance to
Chicago Schulte singled to left ed.
This will be a fine chance for the hundred dollars. or by both such to make an active campaign, so It
big city nt the head of the valley. | field.
Schulte went to third when, Zimmerman, placing Baker on third,!
people of Laue county to come out fine and imprisonment. Any person is immaterial to him whether or not
A unique ceremony that few had , Hofmnn’s hit was too hot for Davis. and Davis on second. Barry was hit
and show their colors and help the convicted under the provision of this his name appears on the ballot.—
noticed until one of the speakers Schulte scored on Chnnce’s single. l>y a pitched ball, and the bases were
Act shall forefit the office if elected,
good work along as the example
__ set
Corvnllis Gazette-Times.
mentioned It was the opening of the Hofman went to second. Hofman full.
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been __ a ____
can-
Baker was forced out at the
29 for other counties will be beneficial to which he shall have
gates to Eugene.
Before
the car nnd Zimmerman wer» doubled out. plate, and Thomas was doubled out
didate for election at the time of
and needful.
The colt show at Drain last Satur­
ct
the brldRp. board*
Render to Raker and Darla
Stefn- at first. Cole to Archer to Chance.
Information will be gladly furnish­ making any such pledge, promise or day was a decided success, some 30
Unusual Interest is being shown
agreement.
r«*«entlnic icat<*R blocked the bridge. feldt flew out to Strunk
No
runs.
ed
to
any
one
applying
One run. I
to the Y. M.
by the people of Eugene and laine
fine Percheron
youngsters from 5
A r th* car* approached they wore
Chicago—Tinker flew out to Col­ county in general in the parade to C. A., or by writing to the publicity
Fiflli Inning
The vote by which this bill was months to 2 years old being exhibit­
swung open, and Mr Wnlker closed
I committee with offices at the Y. M. beaten in the house follows—Jour­
Philadelphia Thomns
grounded lins. Archer was out. Collins to Oa­ be hold here October 29th.
ed by horsemen of that section.
his spech hv saying: "The door Into out via the Zimmerman and Chance | vis. kling was batting for Cole. Ba­
nal. page 265:
This parade Is to be In behalf of C. A.
Springfield has been opened nnd will route.
I
Render singled to right ker throw low on Kling’s grounder the "Oregon dry” faction, and judg-<
WALTER B. JONES.
Yeas 27—Applegate, Beals. BEAN,
A few days ago a deer walke-i
remain open
When you return do field. Strunk bunted safely, anil, and Kling went to second on the er- Ing from the hearty response. It will!
Belknap. Bonebrake. Bones, Brady, through Sodaville without causing
Kane went to second to run be a grent success as a deinonstra-j
not close It.”
... . Shecknrd absorbed T.ord’s fly. Col­ ror.
Brattain.
Brooke.
Buchanan.
CAM
The park promises to be one of
any disturbance and then started for
In his welcoming address Mr. wal­ lins went out In the snme vicinity. I for Kling.
Shi'ckard flew to Lord. Hon of the sentiment of
r»f that
nannliv ’Albany’s greatest omstnent., a fine KINS, , Carter,
the people
~ Hughe»
’.' YfahoneV.
Conyer.
Greer. ’ Manm
Haw- Lebanon.
ker told how the bridge hnd beep No runs
No runs.
in Lane county.
I thing and deserves the best support
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built altogether by local forces. The
Ninth Inning
Chicago Tinker fanned out. Ar­ i
Every organization
Catholics wil build a church at the
in sympathy our people can give it. says the Dem­ McCue. McKinney, Meek. Munsey
Philadelphia
Brown
is pitching with the temperance work will be ocrat.
cher
was
out
on
a
grounder.
Baker
oldest town of eastern Oregon—Um­
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on
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BILIS AFFECTING
Y. M. C. A. TRAINING
CLASS ESTABLISHED
FOR S. S. TEACHERS
Training Course
Association
Ail
The ‘‘Brooke-Bean” and "Mar­
iner” Bills Printed in
Full
“OREGON DRY’’ PARADE
. IN EUGENE ON
OCTOBER
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by Lo­