The Twice-a week guard., December 29, 1910, Image 1

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VOLUME 44
TW ICE-A-W EEK G U ARD
EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDA Y EVENING, DEC. 29, 1910.
General William Booth, Veteran Leader
Of Salvation Army, to Undergo Operation
TWENTY WORKMEN 5.000.000 TOBE
BURIED IR PII DAILYCAPACirYOF
Jl El PASO
BUECH PLANT
i
Explosion of Quantity of Dyna­ Proposition of Springfield Mar
mite Creates Great Havoc
Will Be Taken Up By
Near El Paso
Club
That the Southern Pacific main line will never leave Eugene
after the Natron extension is completed, as many have antici­
pated, fearing that a cut-off would be built between Springfield
and Albany or Hainsburg, making a straight cut to Portland on
the east side, is the declaration of H. A. Brandoe construction
engineer of the Southern Pacific company, who, with assistant
surveyors, is prepari-ig to rebuild the pc-tion of the line that
lies between Nation and Springfield Junction, with the same
heavy ioadbed that characterizes the new Natron extension. A
new and heavier bridge wil*
place the steel structure across
.he rizer at Springfield, and possibly a heavier bridge will be
put in at Harrisburg.
In speaking of the matter today, Mr. Brandon said: “It may
be that the terminal and yardage facilities will be located at
Spring field, but the Natron extension will join the main line at
Springfield Junction and certainly pass through Eugene, which
is already too big a city to be overlooked by a railroad.”
The short distance of track between Natron and Springfield
will be torn up and replaced with heavier rails, and the roadbed
will be widened and heavily ballasted.
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i
El Paso, Dee. 28.—While railtoad
workmen were blasting slag at th»* E
Paso smelter today for railroad bal­
lasting, dynamite stood in a pit.
where a score of men were at work,
exploded. Nearly all the melt are
believed to be buried, but the work of
excavating by the res- cers is slow,
Only four nten were accounted for at
noon today.
Scores were hurt ia the vicinity of
tile explosion but the I, eat smelting
plant itself, tile prope .y of the Am- I
erican Smelting and Refining Com-
pany, was uninjured,
cep L for bro-
ken windows ano oih • minor dam-
age. Numbers o" nearo i houses were
destroyed as was the
ire iff E. M. I
Uray. The smeller ho pital
|
also suf-
fered. and the home o J. M. Leitch,
in the smelter yards, was wr< eked, .
sick woman, lying in the be<l of
home, which was wrecked, may
There are splendid prospects fo
the location of a match factory o
good size in Eugene.
l’aul Bettie
helm's proposition, previously spokei
of by The Guard, received the earnes
»»insideration of the promotion boan
of the Commercial club last night
and in a few days Mr. . Kaliski, whi
is associated with Mr. Iiettleheim 11
promoting the scheme, ill meet witl
Manager Freeman, of nie club, am
a prospectus will be drawn
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up t<
show what can be* done with such t
plant here, that, after ar ¡> utomatii
EVAWUNE
match-making machine Is installed
will be able to turn oat 5,000,00(
parlor matches each day. Tlie pros
pectus will show why It will bo t
paying proposition and will contait
information lliât the people want tc
know about, before they subscribe tc
stock in the enterprise.
It was the sense of the board at iu
meeting last night that this is one oi
FRENCH AVIATOR
UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL
the natural industrial , p 'ooosltlonr
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that is capable of legitimale and prof­
FELL TO DEATH
MAN DIES AT HOSPITAL itable development through propel
GENERAL
management ami < neouragement. Thi1
WILLIAM
BOOTH
’
♦
Issv Les Melineaux, France,
Charles Widlnnd, Whose Home wast»* products from the many saw
♦ Dec. 28—M. Laffort, French
mills in this vic.nity could he secured
Is at Healdsburg, Cal.,
♦ aviator, and M. Polla, a pas­
tor almost no.hing, thereby making
♦ senger, were instantly killed
Expired Today
th»* raw product very in xnen*lve
♦ in
the former's machine,
such a plant.
♦ which fell from a height of
Charles
Wiillund,
a
University
stu
­
Iii<|iiii'ies from Elsewhere.
♦ 50 feet. Laffort was prepar­
j. „
dent, member of tlie Tawah club, and
Messrs. B tioheim ami Kailski
❖ ing to statt for Brussels for
who
played
In
the
1910
football
team
are at iin-seiit alii - to start up a fac­
♦ the prize flight from Paris to
as tackle, died this morning at 3 tory for the manufacture of sulphur
♦ Brussels with a
passenger,
o'clock
in
the
General
hospital
from
matches inside of te»i days, but they
No Nev/ Contract Has Been En- ♦ and return, waen the accident
typhoid fever after a two weeks' desire to manufacture the regulation
♦ happened.
illness. The immediate cause of his parlor match, and It requires some­
tered Into and Streets
♦
death was three henihorrages that thing like »lO.tmo to secure Hie ma-
developed last night. His home Is in i liinery and site. They have the ina-
May Be Dark
Healdsburg. Cal., and his parents. ehinery fo, sulphur matches stored
PENDLETON CHOSEN AS
Mr and Mrs. F. G. Wldlund. are on nt Springfield, where a small plant
What is going to be doue with the I
their way to Eugene, having lieen was at one time conducted.
festoon lighting on the business I
notified yesterday by wire, His ease
Mr. Hettlihelm has already had1
SITE FOR EASTERN
streets? That is the question that
of typhoid has lieen very serious tentative inquiries from the town of
from the time he entered tlie hospital K»-iiton, which is a manufacturing
is agitating the minds of the business
OREGON BRANCH ASYLUM
anil for days his fever has varied nt suburb of Portland, and offers have
men. There is much comment on
about 105, a
temperature which lieen made to establish a plant there,
tlie subject, but as far as can be
Salem. Or., Dec. 28.—Pendleton I
in case I I k * money Is taised by tlie
when reached eldom allows tlie pa­
learned, there is little action being was selected by the S<* te Board as
f
pi'oph* of Eugen.*, th»' plant will be
taken. It is expected that the Oregon . the place to locate the . ite of the
» tient to recov r
Th»* source of the disease is a built along the it ’ll ra. a in the heart
General William Booth, th« founder of the Sal »a Hou Army, has decided t« have another upaxaliou performed on
Power Company will, on the first of! new Eastern Oregon b a- ch Insane
question in spite of tlie caretui in­ <»r th,- in.-iniif.-ii-turlna district, near
January, turn the electricity off of Hospital and Dr. J. D. Plamondon, his eyes In an effort to restore hla sight. General Booth has been operated upon before for cataract of the eyes.
the railroad, thus nettling cheap wa­
the streamers that light the business j Athena, was named as superintendent Owing to his advanced years his friends have advised against the operation, but General Booth hoc Insisted that the I vestigation of hospital authorities. ter power, and the saving of cartage
The fact that III. Tawah club mem­
district at presert, if some action is | of the new in rtltution yesterday.
•peratlon must be performed hefor« New Year's day The operation will lake place in Loudon
ber« have been drinking boiled wa­ Io the railroad.
Consideration of the various sites
not taken at once to renew the con-!
This Is the only industrial propo­
ter and are careful not to drink wa­ I
tract. Besides, the company has nev- . offered by Pendl ton, Baker and
ter away from the house has led the sition that has been b»-rore the club
er received iis full price for the Union consumed ‘he • ntire day for
attending physician to believe that in months thut did n»»t >»*quire a bon­
lights, the amount promised not be-j the board. Ur ton v. as the first to
the germs are carried through milk. us of from $35,0oo to $6o,000, and
ing collected each month, some of the [ be olio nated tiom con. dera ion and
Wldlund was very well known in none of th.* others have shown wheth­
business men and property ow*ners re-| for several hours the discussion of
Eugene, having worked here all last er or not they had a proposition wor­
fusing to contr.bi'te to the fund dui the location cents ed around Taker|
thy of the support or Eugene people.
summer, and was a junior
and P cdleton
ing the past year.
Finances of Tin* Board.
college,
He was very
The site is ’ocated di
,ty we i of
It is not at all probable that the!
Manager Freeman m.-ole a prelim­
aong the students. HI h age
company will furnish the lights free,! .he city and includ.s 330 ames, 120
inary report on the finances of the
years.
even for only a few nights, so it | acres of this being uch be ttom land.
promotion department at the meet­
seems to be a certainty that the 1 It is alro seived by a switch track,
ing last night.
He stated that the
streets will be 1 semi la.kness, .> which was considered something of
DOUBLE WEDDING AT CiTY . xpendltures for operation of the de­
er the f* 'st » ’ the. an advantage by the Board.
a tin -1 ’.e. i,
partment have been kept within the
year.
and as far as publicity
HALL THIS AFTERNOON appropriation,
One pro ¡linent bis less man has LESS RED TAPE
work is concerned, only
<■•■ one
---- -• thing re-
suggested a new pit t o do away with
celved aid from the merchants or
Participants
are
Two
Starr
Conference
With
Railway
Man-
the cduitionrl burden upon the busi-
people in general, and that was the
IN GERMAN EMPIRE List of Available Locations for Floor Leader Payne Says That
n. s nten, io pay for th - extra ilium­
music for
Brothers and Young Ladies
the apple show
in
in:- on. he sug-v-sis that the lights
agers Proceeds Very
B< li.* Dec. 28.—The last of the
November.
Tile
Tariff Bill Will
,
---
•■■•i.v»
VT CTO I'UIU
band was
paid
Club Home Submitted By
From Junction
b*. pr’d ’o-* out op the p < no.ion fund typewriters, t lephones, letter files,
rot- by subscriptions from the outside.
to be subscribed o 1911. This plan card indexes, adding machines and
Amicably
I he expenses of the recent dairy con­
Pass
Committee
; ms to be a □- od o
id several other labor saving devices and office
Before Chef o. I*..Jet i'.irt Ingion, vention were borne entirely by the
other b »~iness r < u ha e expressed it appliances, which will be used in the
Constable
Plank,
n
newspap<*i
re-
Chicago, Dec. 28.—Discussion of
club and the stenographic report of
Washington, Dec. 28.—Carrylug
Aside from the John Davies corner
as their belkf t.'-t it w 1 be sr .’sfac- elimination of red tape in connection 1
tile <oiirt attache
a the convention, if ordered printed,
out his program of informal confer­ the demands of the conductors and porter and
at
East
Ninth
and
Oak
streets,
which
tory to all cone ted.
double
wedding
ceremony
was
p»*r-
railroads, north,
with the government’s affairs, were
trainmen of 61
will In- printed in Eugene, and the
M. D. Seen» r, of Ute Or gon Pow­ installed today, and beginning Janu­ seems to be favored by the Commer­ ences with republican leaders in south and west of Chicago, which formed by Judge It 8. Bry ->» of club will pay for the work. The .-lub
er company, is •’. * *-<l ba. k home ary 1, the government of the empire cial club committee recently appoint­ congress. President Taft had a long granted the engineers a wage increase the justice court,
in
the
council
has assisted financially, four conven­
today with Representative
from his t’ » nor. 1 o corrow and the will for the first time, be run thor­ ed, as the beet site for the club's new- talk
recently, proceeded amicably today. chambers at the city hall this after­ tions during the year, and almost
matter will probrb
be taken upj oughly upon modern lines. One of the home. many other more or less suit­ Payne, of New York, floor leader of It was announced at the offices of noon at two o I lock.
The
couples
wholly, two of these.
with him.
The rna.c als for the oldest bureaucratic practices which is , able sites were tendered by the re­ the house. Following the interview, the railway managers' association, are from Junction < ity, having driven
s imple ’ gating arch, as mentioned to disappear is the custom of having spective owners, some of which, in Payne said he was sure a bill for a which is conducting the railroad's up from that place during the fore­
permanent tariff commission, accept­
some time ago by Th; Guard, are official documents «nd letters signed the opinion of many, are just as good
and drove b >iue tutor the cere POLE CAT FARM
to congress and to the president, side of the conference, that a settle­ noon,
here, and it will be e.ected in the. by several persons. One responsible! as the Davies site. The complet« list able
ment appeared in night, possibly be­ many.
would
be
put
through
the
senate
and
near » - u-e.
Ira Starr and
Miss Mav Swift
TO BE ESTABLISHED
fore Sunday. without recourse te
signature is to hereafter suffice. It submitted by the committee is as house before March 4, next
were united with one ceremony
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has required a long bitter struggle to follows
mediation or arbitration
W.
Polders,
»0x1
80
leot.
next
to
Albert Starr and Mlsv Lillie V Tay­
effect these reforms in the depart­
FRENCH LABOR
lor were th»* principal« In the other.
ments, and the system in vogue since the alley on West Sixth street, be­ ASSOCIATION WILL
Spokane, WaMi . Dec 2 8.- Martin
NEW
VESSEL
TO
tween
Olive
and
Charnelton.
»5000.
Mt< r congratulations and feliclta J. Wessels, superintendent of exhl-
days of Frederick the Great will
LEADERS ARE ACTIVE the
F.
A.
Rankin.
80x118
feet,
corner
tlons
on
th.*
part
of
the
judge,
the
now be supplanted all along the line
DISCUSS LABOR LAW
bits at the Spokan»* chamber of com­
CALL AT FLORENCE happy couples, their faces wreathed merce,
West Sixth and Olive streets, »20,-
’ Is negotiating with eastern
Paris, Dec. 28.—The general fed­ by modern methods.
500.
in smiles, took their d»*parture for
St. Louis Dec. 28—"Conservation
eration of labor o’ France held a [
Preparatory to Incorporating the their respective homes at Junction parltes for stock to »'»stablish a pole
William Renshaw 80x84 feet, cor­ I of Human Resources” will be the
m eting today, at which was present HUGE LIVERY BARN
ner West Seventh and Olive streets. , chief topic to be discussed at the Oregon Shore Navigation Company, City. Tin* grooms nr»* brothers ami '■nt farm mar Spokane, where the
animals will be raised for their pelt«.
only a représentai ve . ,om each im­
»20.000.
. fourth pnnual meeting of the Arnerl- which will operate th«* trim gasoline are weli-to-do young rndii of th»*ir H<* has a trai t of ten acres of land
portant department to discuss the at­
schooner
Anvil
from
Portland
to
TO BE ERECTED H. R Kincaid, 80x120
community.
can Association for Labor Legislation
with virgin trees, which will be
titude ¡aken by the new cabinet re-
the Oregon Coast, a meeting
corner of East Ninth
which opened here today
at the ports on stockholders.
fenced to provide a habitat for the
ce ttly formed by P ’entier
Briand.
Captain Lyddon
of
the
Springfield, Dec. 28—Work
will streets. »12,000.
| Planters' Hotel. The opening session
animals. He has received much en-
- new ministry is con- 'osed almost begin during the next few days to
Eagles’ Lodge, 80x83 feet at the I was held Jointly with the American Veyyey, Al Chase and C B Andrews, ATTORNEY-GENERAL
roiiragomeni In the enterprise from
irc’v of younq men all of whom remove the house and buildings on corner of East Ninth and Peail
Socialoglcal society and the Ameri­ was held ’ 'esterday at which II was
dealer» in Uhlrngo. New
York,
ee perfectly with their chief, and the Pierce lot at the foot of Main streets. »8000.
sail
the
vessel
on
her
first
decided
to
ON NEW TAX LAW fur
can Statistical Association. The op-
Boston and points on th»» Atlantic
of the cabinet's first moves his street on Mill to make room for an
M. E. church. 160x160 feet at the ' ening address was made by Prof voyage to Yaqulna Bay, Florence,
»■oast,
who
say
they
n a plan to modify the laws regu- immense feed barn and livery stable corner of Tenth and Willamette
Bandon. Coquille,
Gardner. North
Salem, Or., Ii«*< 27. In discussing
Henry Farman of Yale University,
ng working men's syndicates so that will be constructed at once by streets. »32,500:
»32.500; or inside 80x160 who spoke on "Practical Methods In bend and Marshfield. January 12.— th»* county tax or so called alngl»* t.-ix highest cash market
th»» pelts he <•}!
can t»r
clit. the wings of the general S. G. Estes of Athena. Oregon, who feet facing Willamette street. 115,- I.abor Legislation." Among other Oregonian.
iitiiendnieiii today, Attoiii»*y-(,eti»'r*i hides are eagerly sought by
ration and prevent it from organ­ has purchased th»* property and will 000; or corner 80x160 feet. »20.mu.; ■ speakers to appear at the various ses- j
Crawford passed on several featur»s
ors, the prices ranging from
political coalitions among dif­ move to Springfield. The lot is 95 or Inside 80x160 feet, facing Tenth 1 sions are United States Commission-!
of it which hai»* lieen puzzling the 11.50 each, according to the s
CLARK
GOES
TO
B-K
it coroooratlons of workmen by 366 ieet and the barn will be one street. »12.000.
people
of
this
and
other
states
ever
! er of I.abor Charles F. Neill, Prof. J
a view to bringing about a gen­ of the largest in the city. Mr. Estes
Catholic c hurch, inside 80x160 fe-t Franklin L. Giddings of Columbia-
since the el»*< tlon
He holds thftt a color. >fe will begin with Indiana-
br«»d cats, crossing th»rn with th« •
CO. AT SAGINAW county may d»*» lar»- what shall In­ of
strike, and thereby paralyzing is related to C. R. Mead and he will on Willamette street between Tenth I University. Frederick N. Judson and
the north wood-
Sk»liik-farm ng
. ublic life. The function of the soon become an enterprising citizen and Eleventh. ,12.000.
taxed
or
exempted
by
school
districts,
I Sidney Schwab of St. Louis, and Dr. I
b»*lng practiced in s.-veral middle­
Springfield. Dec. 28
Bill” Clark, cltl. t» or ports within its borders, sub
r syndicates are to be limited of the mill city. The new barn will
John Davies. 64x114 feet at Eas' Allee Hamilton, medical Investigator [
purely corporative and professlon- serve partly as a livery stable and Ninth. Oak and Pearl streets. »23,- I of the Illinois commission on occu-| the impular clerk with Harry Stewart ject In some Instances to the »-bar­ western and eastern states, where
owners are receiving dividends
nterests.
partly as a feed store. The under­ 000.
' pational diseases
"The Limitation In the grocery store, has been offer­ ters or acts which are the funda­ from 100 to 3oo per cent on the
ed
the
position
of
store-keeper
for
feet
on
I
N.
Striker,
»0x16'1
A
mental
law
for
th»-
districts,
cities
or
I of the Working Hours of Women"!
taking is a large one
vestment.
Olive street between West Ninth and i will be an Important matter to be dls- the Booth-Kelly company at Sagl-. ports.
naw
He
has
accepted
and
will
take|
WOOD ALCOHOL
Tenth.
»11,2"«
West
He
also
holds
that
it
la
possible
for
| cussed by the association.
Citizens of Medford are not jubi­
charge of the place on January 1. a county to In It late and adopt a meas­ TURKISH TROOPS
Hendricks Sisters, 80x1 CO feet fac-
at the news received from Wash­
This is a good position, and now ure regulating taxations or exemp­
MIXED IN WINE lant
and
ing
on
Ninth
street
Ixtwve.i
Oak
ington to the effect that no action on
"Bill” Js practically his own boat tions at the next election, even In th*
OCCASIONAL RAIN
DEFEAT BEDOUINS
the federal building for that city will Pearl ,16.000
with a helper under him. He is a absence of a general statute prescrib­
New York, Dec. 28.—As the result be taken for the present, owing to
J O Brien. 80x18« feet on East
good
grocery
man
and
will
make
of drinking wine at a Christmas cele­ the great number of other federal Ninth street between Willamette and
ing
a
method
oi
procedure.
But,
he
TOMORROW’S FORECAST good at the position When he goes
IN BLOODY FIGHT
bration. which is said to have con­ buildings that have been promised Oak 18500.
states, the legislature may adopt a
he
will
(eave
vacant
the
position
of
tained wood alcohol. Mrs. Maria del
directing
statute,
this
statute
to
pre
­
Oregon
Fair
tonight
and
♦
♦
Constantinople, Dec. 28
The Tur­
He is very well known scribe the mode or method of proced­
THE WHEAT MARKET.
Gtidicia and Rocco del Marco are for other cities in the state.
♦ Thursday, eseepi « MÌOM1 ♦ fire chief
kish troops sent against the Bedou­
and
liked
in
this
city.
dead, and two other men are serious­
ure
at
the
election
to
pass
on
the
♦
Chicago. lie» 28 — De« »2 1-8; ♦ rain.
ins, have driven the revollers out of
correspondence of
The store-keeper who is now In question of taxation or exemptions
Pine Valley
ly III.
•
«
the El Karak district in the Villayet
Hood River Glacier: Women are May. 96 1-8; July, 9» 7-8
♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ charge* at Saginaw will go to Wend­
of Syria, near th.- I».,id Sea. after a
wearing hats which come down over
ling. it Is undemtood
New their
Portland—Vnc-banwed
According to the secretary of state, sanguinary engagement Otflelal ad-
The census report from
faces so far, they can t see and
not
The
Benton
county
jail
has
who has completed his figures, it will vices say the Bedouin lost 4511 klll-
shire shows a decrease in farms skirts so tight around their ankles
Ontario Commercial chib will In­ cost the state »55,000 to carry on the ed and 600 prisoners.
More than 100 Indians hare been housed a prisoner belonging to the
of about 2500 in ten years. The ac- tblv can't walk. All they need now
Th. Turkish
sue
70,000
can
pieces
of
literature
in
con-
county,
this
year.
What
county
coming session of the l<*glniato
* 120, value with buildings, is to be handcuffed, then their rai­ holding a Christmas camp meeting
loSSC
nection
with
the
O.
KAN.
Co
beat that record?
last session cost »5o.ooo
men
near Pendleton.
• 2‘i. without ,14. 18, 163, are free
from debt and 6,210 are mortgaged. ment will be complete.
WHAT WILE BE DONE
WITH FESTOON
LIGHTING?
■
CONSIDERED
BÏ CLUB
BRINGS LEADERS
ID HIS VIEW
IN WAGES
I