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I’ll I: TW LOE-A- W EEK GUARD OREGON WINS FOOTBALL GAME ♦ VOLUME 44. 44. VOLUM® EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 14, 14, 1910 EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, NOV 1910 NO. 50 fl Taft’s Visit to Panama to Result In Rushing Work on Canal. ____________________________ ____ _______________________________________ ______________i NOW ALLEGED THAT BELLE ELMORE SUPPOSED MURDERED WOMAN SCORE 12 10 0 Special to Daily Guard Corvallis. Or , Nov. 12. Oregon defeated 0 A C. today in one of the prettiest and hardest-fought games ever played be tween the rival schools. There was a great crowd present, probably 6000, and the field was in splendid condition, with the best of feeling prevailing between the adherents of the two teams. The game was much more closely contested than the score indicates and the Oregon line was several times broken by the rushes of the O. A C. In the second half punting was in dulged in and Oregon’s punts averaged 4 0 yards, out classing their opponents in this respect. There was only one change in Oregon's line up during the game. Fiscr being substituted for Jamison in the second half at right end. O. A. C changed six players during the game, among them being Simona, in place of Kellogg; Walter in place of Rey nolds at quarter; Rasmussen for Captain Hawley, and Richard son in place of Hastings. The final score was 1 2 to 0 in Oregon s favor. of Oregon, both teuitts playing hard. Corvallis. <*r , No». 12 The groat | Stars. Malli for Oregon and Hawley eat enthusiasm pri'Valled h«*r* among for o a < f irst Touchdown nil 'lasses of people before and dur ins the bis Oregon <> A <’ football 3 25 p nt. Ilegluning of the soc- Kani.1 The city I* football * 11*1 «ml I ond quarter. Taylor makes a run of it lo)ally to th«' home team counted ' 17 yards by a fake field goal Main for much the <>. A C team would be makes forward pass to Walker, who victor by a very Urge score The run- 2" varda for a touchdown. Malli KuS*'»e ••*< urslonlsta arrived here kicks gout St ore. Oregon 9, o A. I', late In the forenoon slid there was uu n. The field la very hard, with no trouble on the purl of the people of mud The playing In the game la Corvallis to feed them The weather »cry fast |i clear and the field In fulr shape. 3 35 Oregon la playing Corvallis Tin- Of fit lain off Its feet. Fiscr recovers a fum The officials of th«’ s-vmo are us ble The next play Is a twenty-yard full"*s Cults, of Harvard, referee; forward puss to Finer Main makes Schmitt, of Notre Datiw-. umpire. a tweuty yard end run. A fake field Stump ' Stott. <>f Stanford, field goal Is attempted with a forward pass Judge, and Hugh Boyd. of Portland, to Keck. Tluie la < ailed und Multi la head linesman. trying to kick a field goal. Oregon kirks off 4u yards. The Aliendaeie gam* la all punting and th* toamu Corvallis. Or.. No». 13.. ¿.26 p- m. are playing to a stand-off In O. A -Chere are two thousand people on C. territory. the grounds and the crowd la pourleg Aaotfwv FVSd (Asri la rapidly II Is thought the attend 3 55 Oregon recovers a punt oa ance will reach 5000. At J 10 the 5-yard line Oregon la penalised 5 i>r»g<>n flrat team earn«» oa the field, yards la the first down, with 1# rhe lost of (.dlege spirit prevails. yards to make. Walker Irian ond The Oregon slndeats gave the O A. run. but Is down for a K mm Wain <_• yells and the O A. I* responded kirks a field goal In 4 tn la u tea play. with the o A (’ responded with the Hcore Is 12 to 0. Oregon yells. lassi Quarter T <*11111® KO on th«* ft»*l«l »t - 30. Or- I 20 The bull la In Corvallis ter egon wine the toss and choom-s north goal Oregon kbits off to * orvallls. ritory. Muin trl«M« n field goal but Both »Idea playing hard Huston runs in the ball to forty yard fulls 4.30 Taylor g.ta a clear field for line; Ke. k makes four. Huston thrown back io yards. Kc k kicks g IS yard run but Is overtaken by io th.- flftc n yard line; Oregon tries lie* k. Oregon tries field go.tl but for goal and ml"»**, another »« rliu fall". An exchange of punts follows Oregon closes mag*' and Oregon’s ball. Oregon The game la over makes field goal In five minutes play, game with only one num chnngrd. Fixer takes Jamison’S place. O A first score, Oregon 3, O A < . U. Final »core Is 3 Ito p III End of first «quar C. changes six men ter, score la three to nothing In favor Oregon. 12; O A C . 0. Alix, Alberta, Nov. 12.—There is great excitement here over the report that a woman who arrived in town Wednesday is Belle Elmore Crippen, for whose suspected death Dr. Crippen is under sentence to be hanged in London on November 23. After the woman alighted from the train she went direct to a livery barn and ordered a team of horses hitched to a wagon. She left a deposit with the liveryman for the return of the team, saying she would send them back next day by a friend. The horses were returned by a farmer. While waiting in the barn the Crippen case was being discussed by a group of men stand ing near her and one of them remarked: “I guess they will make old Doc Crippen squawk over in London.' On hearing the statement the woman fainted, but soon re covered. While in a store the woman eagerly scanned a num ber of papers and again fainted on reading something concern ing the Crippen case. These occurrences, together with several of a similar na ture, led to much excitement and speculation, especially when it was noted that her appearance tallied with the description print ed of Belle Elmore. The police have tho woman under surveillance and she may be arrested today. H| h < li*l i <> Dally Guard MANY DEEDS FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY IRE FILED Lane County Asset Company Getting Ready to Build Be tween Eugene and Elmira A large number of deeds for right-of-way were filed for record 111 the county clerk’s of!«»' today for the electric rallwny being projected from Eugene to the coast by th* lame County Asset company I he right- of way ngents ha»«' bc.'ii at work aa- alduotiMly for a long time and have secured deeds for prnctically the entire route. They have been clos ing up th«1 deals during th" paHt few weeks for certain ptac<<* of property between Eugene and Elmlrii hi that * 'instruction work miiy proceed with out Interruption uh hoou uh the com pany gets ready to begin. The deeds file«! for record today were the following I.- It. Miller and wife, Marcus Jenuen, Marl* Han sen, Betsy O. Johnson and huslvand. Mrs .1 I' Nelsen, Christian Tachars. Peter O. Gunstad ami wife. Nlehlouo Feldewert and wife, 14 M Johnson »nd wife, (Tara R N Trailer aud Andrew Weed aad wife (Ithere are ready to file within a few days. NO MORE SMOKING IN ELECTION BOOTHS MAYOR ANGERED BY EXPRESS STRIKERS New Jersey Union Nullifies the Action of the Con freres New York. Nov 11- The striking express drivers aud helpers of Jer sey City nullified thia afternoon the agreement reached early thia morn mora- . a. _ WJ _ __ ing between the New York ulrikarn strikere oatlnealal aad the five * treat« -------— "-«*'»• nx- la preee companion That - — - agreement - coedttioual upon the coaaent of the Jersey City men to return to work. They have refueed. The situation now reverts to the position it occupied before Mayor Gaynor took a haud. with this excep tion. that the mayor la augry and re solved to temporise ui> more. S<nne of the drivers aud helpers who re lieved the Jersey men would ratify the agreement were on their wagons today but, if th" International Brotherhood of Teanwture makes good Its word, they will all be called out aguln. Chauffeurs Fight <>«'■ Battle Thu chauffeurs are fighting their own battle, und B promt««-* to be bitter. Five hundred cab drivers went out today l<> a'11 them, and they declare they will never go back until the union la recognized. When the decision of the Jersey men became known to the brother hood officials General Ashton called on Mayor '-aynor At the end of the suofereuoe Mr. Ash ton had nothing to »ay. but Mayor Maynor eipi eased himself Bt r.. • They can reject the agreement if th«r want to.” be aald. "but 1 beg to J/uTai a man ef their owe aeieoUo. "m. to me voluntarUy. at no ro- of —*• •• hT‘; reject ha agreement If tko ■ •a reject that agreement 1 shall ^'’h 2**“ be run wlth- that •iprtM waiuw CÄU wo have to their help, evoi if out mai «vary one of thoui with pollce- mo Seattle. Nov II.- A hill will he Introduced la the city council Mon day prohibiting smoking of tobacco la election booths during the cast Fine a plea ar« *1*’ rained «round ing aad counting of ballots This la ene of the fruits of th* woman suf Grass Valley. Bhertnan county. frag« victory last Tuesday. Chicago, Nov. 12.—Bruce Miller, who was a witness in the Crippen tri al and could identify Belle Elmore, gives no credence to the report from Alberta that a woman appeared in the town of Alix, or anywhere else, ARRANGING FOR HARVARD MAN OREGON-IDAHO BADLY HURT CONVENTION : IN GAME Ivan B. Rh.ades Here Froir Fear That Chatfield’s Neck Is Dairy Conditions in This State Portland—Local Commit- Broken at New Ha- Far From Satisfactory, ven Says Commissioner tees Being Appointed for that matter. "Belle Elmore had no friends or relatives in that section of the coun try so far as I know.’’ said Miller. "As I have said before, there is no doubt that she is dead—murdered, as proved in the court.” COUNTESS TDLSFOI ALLEGED MEXICAN TRIES SUICIDE WAS BORN IN IN RUSSIA AMERICA Disappearance of Husband ths New Phase Given to Anti-Amer Cause of Her De ican Outbreaks in pression Mexico St. Petersburg, Nov. 12.—A pri vate message from Tula says the' Countess Tolstoi twice attempted sul-l clde today by drowning through a hole in the ice. Washington, ov. 12.—Through un official sources, the state depart ment learns that Antcnfo Rodrigues, the alleged Mexican burned at the stake at Rock Springs, Texas, was really born in New Mexico. If this is verified, the Mexican government will be obliged to withdraw its pro test and demand for reparation. This will leave the United States the ag grieved party in the rioting and sntl- American demonstrations in Mexico. Tolstoi Disappears Tula. Russia, Nov. 12.—The mys terious disappearance of Count Leo, New Haven, Nov. 12.—Chatfield Portland. Or.. Nov. 12.—The need' Tolstoi, the Russian novelist and so-’ I B Rhod«*s. th« Cate secretary right halfback of the Harvard fresh- < for more intelligent care of dairy an cial reformer, has made a painful of th«' Oregon-Idaho Young Men s was sev« rely hurt in the gam« I imals and more attention to the in impression. That he should decide: chi fin Aaooelatl ui. here todaj ’ men, with the Yale fnshmen today, and if dustry generally throughout the to spend the evening of his days in making final arranger «:'»» for the American Kills One feared his neck is broken. state is emphasized by the call sent, solitude surprises no ont* acquainted i big convention to be h. 11 here on is At Mexico City, Nov. 12.—A special the hospital, however, it was de- with his career, but that he should I out by Paul V. Maris, deputy state December 2-4 Four International i dared he is not seriously injured. food and dairy commissioner, calling deliberately desert the wife who has dispatch from Gaudelajara says Car secretaries and on«' member of th" T«Hlay's FiHitbull Scores a meeting dairymen and creamery borne him nine children is diffuculti los B. Carthers. American manager International commute of th«' as Yale, 5; Princeton. 3. men in the Commercial club auditor of belief, even in the light of his of the West End Realty company, sociation will i>e In Eugen«- three Cornell, 18; Chicago. 0. ium today. It is hoped to organise well-known eccentricities of charac last night fired into a crowd of anti- weeks from yesterday In addition Pennsylvania, 6; Michigan, 4. a state creamery and butter aaswi- ter. Tke snggestioa of falliag men American rioters who were stoninc tu bustnes men and other» represent Harvard. 12; Dartmouth, 0. stlon to Improve trade conditions. In tality is accepted by many aa ex hie reeidence, killing a boy and also ing city aimoclsHons. It Is expected discussing ths meeting, Mr. Marie plaining the conat’e auddea leave- wounding a man. Carrotbers is in thorn will be 115 ot 150 students taktag. which may have a tragic se MU. said: hors as delegates for whom enter IOWA EDITOR IS "The dairy conditions in this state,’ quel. aa the eoaateae ia prostrated. It tainment will l* provided in Eugene Diac 'Bakr« AvUow SENT TO SENATE are by ne mean» satisfactory. In is reported she has attempted her hamM The gen«'ral committee., _______ Waahiagtoa, Nov. 12.—President fact, dairying has reached a point | life. Messrs Devereaux. Hull and Heid, ♦ Dias, of Mexica, has instructed the Des Moines, ov. 12.—Gover- ♦ arranged for extensive advertising at ♦ nor Carroll announced today ♦ where it face» a criéis. Oregon bats' governor of Coahuila to investigate probably 12.000 herds of cows, the ■ Its mealing last night, and the neo- ♦ the appointment of Ixfayetts ♦ the attack on the American consulate milk of which carnes Into the mar-, pla of Eugene will certainly all he ♦ Young, editor of the DesMotnes ♦ STEAMER MAY at Ciudad Porforlo Dias yesterday ket Elghty-five per cent of these fully Informed concerning this, the ♦ Capital, to be United States ♦ aud punish the participants. greatest event in th«* history of the ♦ senator from Iowa to succeed ♦ herds are not In a flourishing condi BE A TOTAL LOSS tion The profit is so small, if any-' local YMCA The big men’s ♦ the late Senator Dolliver. ♦ meeting addressed by Charles R. ♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»e e•e s e e thing, that It la not worthy of con Cordova. Alaska. Nov. 12.—The HUNGRY MAN BREAKS sideration. This condition Is due, ac Drum, of N«'w York, on Sunday af Alaska Coast Steamship Company’s cording to the view taken by the ex ternoon. the fourth of December, will INTO HANDY MARKET perts. to lack of intelligent handling wooden steamer Portland struck a be the most important »ingle feature TWO SOCIALISTS submerged rock off Katalla this of the h«*rda Not only do th«* retail of the conference HAVE BEEN ELECTED milk dealers complain of the returns morning and was beached at the Steals a Ham and Some Bolog The entertainment committee, Tacoma, Nov. 12.—Lata returns received from their work, but the mouth of the Katalla river and the consisting of Ray Goodrich, chair- from country precincts show that na Sausage—Nothing Else passengers landed safely. If a storm tnan. E. E DeCou. F A. Trlim. H. E two Socialists are elected on the dairyman himself is constantly com arises the Portland will be a total Missed by Proprietor plaining that he Is not getting ahead, Pierce and Charles Koyl. will organ Pierce ticket. Joseph Parks, justice loss. ise right away tn make the plans of the pea<e. and Pedar Sorenson, j although the fact remains that he Is Some one evidently very hungry work out smoothie. Man* delegates constable. These are the first So-1 receiving today a higher price for his will arrive at 2 p. m. Friday, the ciabstsi elected to office in the state preduct than at any time in the his- we have obtained our present herd broke into the Handy meat market torj of the country. of cows by careful selection from the on East Fifth street some time last 2nd. and ns many as possible assign of Washington. "Every dairyman who thoroughly cows we began with and by use of a night and took therefrom a ham and ed before th«' afternoon program, be understands the care of his herd, good dairy sire. When a cow or a a quantity of bologna sausage. The ginning at 2:30. At 5 p. m. they who is Improving It by the b *st of heifer did not come up to the re thief broke the staple of the front will be escorted to th«* homos whirl) breeding. Is making money, but that quired standard we have never fail door and affected an entrance that havo been assigned to them Some Fifty Yer.rs Ago Tochy. kind of a dairyman Is un exception in ed to dispense with her after giving way. The proprietor of the place very ef five live advertising 1s being thia state and it I» the purpose of the her a fair trial. found the door in that condition dons by the state committee, wh'-b Nov. 12. assoctatloa to promote and develop "liberal fsed. with good car«, when he came down this morning to will lx of a decided benefit to Hu- ■ Overflow iuswu usewttag la lisas ef tkasght which will lift the quiet haadltag aad oomfprtabls qaar- •pea up. He l«ok«d aresad the shop geaa Charbviton to reut’y ike aaN »nr Jalrymss aut af bls preseat eondi- ter« shonld nakP a oow r sapo ad If It and fennd the ham and bologna a roniiHllkm •» swwaualww , tloa ta a higher aa«i atore profitable la in her. hut if ths d»-« nst po m st missing, but nothing alse There BRUCE BROWN WINS the funstisa as dairynaan san gtvs It wns ne mnney in the >-sai> register, When on«* of the «»«skasn naM. [ '.eve! by taipravlM kit milch cows." As as evlgssss af auaess's to be at- to her. likewise the dairymaa raaat nothing but some stamps, and they rnlou Is .UwnaiveA" vtw GRAND PRIZE CUP "This entlinsbisin st’ Wta aw*svw | twtssg la *a dairy baalnaee, a letter posaves that faaetlwn which will aa-1 were nwt taken was reaatved st the rffWe of Mr. able hint ta leak threngh his saw la Ham '» werth money these day» •’knew no I hmsw OM” ♦ ksiMSak G* . Nov. 12.—IM- ♦ Marls this week frnan J P. Mk-kle. the Mil aad hatter is the rail and evidently some an« oat of a job ♦ vid Brass Rrswa. driving a ♦ "While onr eawe are prefltable, er without any money to buy moat s dairymas ef Rarest Grove Mr. ♦ Reas ear. w»i thu grand prlxw A Twenty-five Yew« Ap Todky. Mickle has » hard ef nine eows and yet we feel that we have ealy a re did the work. There is no clew to ♦ In a race of 415 miles over ♦ during ths past year he received cord-grade herd aad are not estlaf'.e'l the thief. A bunch «if kwMetasaosn 4sr ♦ Heasery, In a Hens bv ous and ♦ from the tala of isiik $1140. an aver with them while there ts much reo re anti Chinese dJalai Uass w e l‘»wwd ♦ forty-two hundredths seconds ♦ THR WRFAT MARKETS age ef 412» oar cow Mr. Mickle tells for Improvatn«nt and believe we by Hie grand jury of R m *«4 s ♦ Bruoo Brown gets $(0*)d rash ♦ made a mistake by not beginning how ha did It av fcPow«-: ♦ and the grand prlxe cup. ♦ Wash. Chicago, Nov. 2.—December, 89 "We betan oa the Spring Home with one or two registered high-pro 7-4; May. 4» 6-4; July. 42 7-8. farm on September 16, 1904, and ( ducing cows."