The Twice-a week guard., January 09, 1911, Image 1

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ÍEK
EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY EVi’H1..' , JANUARY 9, 1911
Edna Goodrich Sells T7'
Famous Bridal Present
Auto and Hides From Nat Goodwin, Husband.
EUGENE’S NFW KING ALPHONSE
ARMORY
OF SPAIN
JJ“»« CONFESSES
»’s 10
FAILS
Grangers Remonstrate to Coun Bomb Dropped By Civilian Ex
ty Court When Matter
plodcd in Wake of His
is Brought Up
Carriage
CRIME
Carnegie Trust Company Clos­ Wounded Man Who With Com
ed by Superintendent of
panion Shit and Killed
State Banks
Gailbraith
LAC/ OF PATRIOTISM
OFFICIALS WOULD HAVE
CAUSE OF ARGUMENT
NOTHING SAID
Cottalo Grove Also Arks or An Call Bomb “Pistol Enclosed in
Armory—Discussion Is
a Box’’—Seriously Injures
Somewhat Bitter
Two Persons
■
HAS DEPOSITS OF OVER
ALL TRAMPS ARE
TEN MILLION DOLLARS
HELD IN SEARCH
Death of President Under Pecu L. H. Hyams, of Seattie, Shot
liar Circumstances May
Last Night by Deputy
Be Explanation
Sheriff
Th«' inei'tln c of Ihe collimiti«*«
Malaga, Spain, lire. 7. It devel­
•$
N-w York. Jan. 7.—The Carnegie
from Ih»* «'uniirerdal club wlth thè ops that when King Alphonso vlslt-
Sedro Wooley. Wash., Jan.
Trust company clos'd today under The wounded robber, who, with his
coutily court ibis nft<*rno<>n lo <!I m - ed here Thursday, h«* perhaps-nar­
direction
of
the
Btate
superintendent
cu»>< ih» prop *.» >1 arniory f«»r Eugeni» rowly ■■scupe<l an attempt on his life
companion, shot and killed Justice of
of banks. It has a capital of $1,- Peace A. A. Galbrath and W. B.
r«*«ultc»l In n long and hot debate by some on»- in the lmm<>nsc cheer­
•<
500,000,
and
deposits
aggregating
b«-ts»'*'ti ibis collimiti«*»* and a n uni- ing throng which followed Ills car­
Stevens at Acme. Wateomb county,
$10,000,000. The institution was In on Thursday, cannot recover, and has
ber of fiiriucrs present frolli varl- riage to the palace of th»* governor­
serious
trouble
during
the
panic
of
oux piirt.ii of th<* couiily who oi>po»e general. He had Just entered the
made a full confession. He gives the
1907. and has never fully recovered. name of Charles Robinson, and says
II. and durlng thè dlscusslon dollari« buns»- after iK'kriowledglng the plau­
Late
President
Dickinson
died
last
KQHEYh. MIHG
nini pHiruitlnin w«*r«* m«*nUon<*d s»*v- dits of the people, when the explos­
he met his companion, known only
year under peculiar circumstances.
«*rui tini»'»»
. h* lr<* of tlie old-tlme ion occurred In th»- crowd. Two per­
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a.-
OI1UI, ’
Ileal
IWO
to „.a
his as
"Slim.'
near ,->valli«5
Seattle two
The institution was organized in weeks ago. and that they went north
National <liiiir<lsiui'U. «u<h hh J M ; sons were injured, but no other
1897, and after the retirement of together looking for work. While
\\ i 'i •
. “l » i. *d Ii.iio'iioniL was harm was done. Th»- official account
Leslie M. Shaw from the office of they were ating lunch In a shed at
aroii«*-»! w h»*n F A
; *r
says th»- affair was unimportant. A
secretary of the treasury he became Acme. Galbrath and Stevens went In­
a e »l»ll»-r lo nny other government civilian dropp»-d a "pistol In a box."
president. His connection ceased a to the shed and told them they were
. < n ¡unii clerk, and
Yesterday th»' King and royal par­
few months later because of differ- under arrest. At once “Slim" drew
they cuuldn’t pay for | ty boarded th»- royal yacht Hiralda,
nces with other officers of the insti­ a pistol, and shot Galbrath and Rob­
lug. There waa nino and proceeded for Melilla.
tution. The name Carnegie attached inson shot Stevens. The tramps then
i «beli Mr Wheeler,
to the institution attracted a lot of stole a ride to Wooley, where Rob­
■
I, nnk'-d whoso duty I
attention, but the adoption of his inson went to the hotel and was later
arm ih» nntlon. inferring | SIUSLAW INDIAN IS
name was wihout Carnegie’s au’hor- arrested. L. 1<. Hyams. of Seattle
>rh lie ** belong«'d to con- I
ity or approval.
UNDER ARREST FOR
was shot last night at Wickersham,
not th lounty. Mr. Wll-1
Wash., by the <1 ;>uty sheriff, while
:i* »l t> bini dlrvctly.
mn’;ng th-' arrest. Strict search Is
ENTOMBED MEN
SERIOUS OFFENSE
the b i lncsn of th«* p«*op!c j
being made for the second Acme
nltcl '■ it«*a to preparo for|
murderer .-.nd all tramps are held up.
i»*lr nntlon,” he snld. Andrew Charles Charged With
RESCUED NO WORSE
Hyams mas shot Just below the heart
I*- country, ami when
Statutory Crime Against
.. < wll! tight for It.
FOR EXPERIENCE
You know lli.it yourself, Mr. Wheel-
Lillie Spencer
SPRINGFIELD CLUB
er.”
Wallace, Idaho, Jan. 7.— ♦
The nine men who were en­ ♦
It WRR
<1 by th»* opposition
Andrew Charles. a young Indian.
TALKS OF INVITING
tombed in the Morning mine ♦
Hint
the c ty could benefit by r»>sldlng near Acme, on th«* lower
of the Federal Mining and ♦
having
X their s »Idlers trained, and , Sluslnw river. 1« In the county jail
NEW PHONE COMPANY
Smelting company at Mullan ♦
In»»- the con
■»»»' 'tri soldiers could not here, charged with a atantory ot-
at midnight Thursday, were ♦
bi- pr< pared, th r» for«- the city alone I fenao. Lilly Sencer, otherwise known
rescued today.
none the ♦ Complaint Made of the Pacific
» houhl pa« for th" armory. Mr. Wl!-| as Lilly Martin, being hl« alleged vic­
worse for their experience.
States Service—Complaint
Until« . all»' I att< ntlon to the fact tim
♦
that th soldi»*»
soldier- could be called out
Jared Scott of Florence,
___ who
___ ____
was
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<
Against Car Service
for th.* pre te. i- n of th“ county, and I In Eugen»* a few days ago, swore out
’hat durln the summer they were ! a complaint against Charles w hll» in
SPANISH 3ISH0P
Springfield. Jan. 7.—The Spring­
read) to fight f >r»-i i flrex In any part the city, and Deputy G«*orge Fisk
Commercial club at the first
FORBIDS READING OF , field
of I he county.
' *n« sent to Acme to arrest th«* in-
meeting in the new year last night,
illnn who was found at home. He
Grunge IP-tiiotistrnti'H
HOSTILE
NEWSPAPERS
I passed a r.-solution which will be pre­
J Hurd. r» pri-scntlng the Po- was brought to Eugene last evening,
sented to the Oregon legislature,
and
arraigned
befor«»
Justice
of
the
Grenoble.
Spain.
Jan.
7.
—
The
’
»
resell
ted
petition«
mona grange.
“ asking that congress appropriate
Peace
Bryson
this
morning,
lie
was
Bishop
of
Grenoble
has
issued
a
de
­
from 200 farmers In opposition to
■ funds for the Panama exposition to
u i-Hii bis matrimonial career "The Comedy of Errors.
Im.- n,-t iiis
cree forbidding the reading of two lo­ held at San Francisco. The resolu-
thè <*i (>unty court pending any money given tlm<> to procur«1 an attorney,
The
«
eteran
actor
mis
tn.*en
hunting
for
Edna
Goodrich.
otherwise
Mrs.
Goodwin,
and
was
plac»*d
under
a
$2,000
bond,
cal
newspapers
which
are
hostile
to
nt thls lime or t.ny futuri* timi* f«>r
’ tion gives many reasons why this ex­
with her mother to a rest < un* place at Lakewood. N. J. I; is stated also that Mrs.
the Catholic church.
«neh a pur pone,
lie said that th»* which h»- has not yet furnished, but
position should be held at San Fran-
i
»<
<>
aufoinobile,
a
wedding
gift
from
her
huslunid.
I
bis
ear
was
titt«*d
up
as
n
he
telephone»!
to
Henry
Jackson
and
prcsldcnt of thè United Stat»«« had
! cisco.
frank
Drew,
of
th»*
lower
Sluslaw
-!»•«■
.ng
chamber
and
all.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Goodwin
math*
a
long
honeymoon
tour
power to cali «mi then«* soldiers, that
The introduction of an independ­
CONTINUED FAIR
r : st» nishing the natives even in Paris. Goodwin said he liked to camp out a la
i h»- governar of th«* slut»- could or- country, to come out and go his ball,
ent telephone company was also ser­
also
telegraphing
to
Attorney
J.
K.
WEATHER T0F0RR0W iously considered at this session be­
I*» »1» it in Nevada when he was following the mluar. garni*. Nat Goodwin and his
,1 r th
»»nt. i.nd wits about to fol-
I wfat -rs at tlie actor's handsome bungalow on the southern California l»each. where
..»w siili ili»* statement thnt ih»* ex- Weath»*rford at Albany, to apjieiir as
cause* cf the alleg'd poor service of
his
counsel
at
th»-
hearing
Monday.
♦
Oregon, Jan. 7.—Fair to- ♦ the Pacific States Telephone com­
' ■ -h «»*s The present allegisl disagreement recalls a story. Will!-**n Collier, brother
i i*n*
» boni»! c »me from !h«*s<* sour-
Chnrles Is an educated Indian, and
♦
night and Sunday cooler.
♦ pany. A committee was appointed
<» « wh»*u hi- v. » . remimi»'«! thnt thè
lb-* two met nt tbe entrance to tbe Lambs club, “1 say, Nat. w’*y tbe deuce d»»n’t
' i i-.s soim- time?"
»uiity Jud»-»* ci»i»Iil al o rnake use of Is said to have b«*en a student at
to inv stigate and report the feasibil­
ili«* sani« privi!» .'»' ile admltted thnt Chemawa at one time. The Spencer
ity of encouraging the Home com-
or
Martin
girl
is
n
half
bre«'d
and
Is
;l»»-i » wer«*
w.-r-- fact
In" thnt he had l»"trne»|
pany to enter the field. It is under­
aged
about
11
or
12
years.
tee h»* had uHe-idcd this meeting.
stood that the majority of the far­
- ,«pok<* on Ih»- mat-
Before any
mers will <■ -operate in this move. It
ter Judg»< I bom ,» un aildressed tbe RUMOR OF IMMEDIATE
Is claimed in addition to poor ser­
ih»» Commercial
committee from
vice that th“ r. tes are far too high,
thè appropriai lon
club, snylng:
.mil are being continually raised.
CONSTRUCTION BY
for this purpos«* » 1910 Is exhausted
A ccmmirt e was appointed for the
lll“l < Bllh. (¡I|. : I
wo cannot <1<> any
raising of a new promotion fund. Ad­
Í
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
thing n iw.
»• V III hear irom yon
vertising circulars will be otiblfshed.
telling of the resources and advanr
however."
A rumor was current on ♦
is location of Springfield, and
Armory
Linn Cot.i
the streets this afternoon ♦
an effort will be made to interest
<’¡••»*<1 llniiiiii»» I was th«* first to I
that three carloads of horses ♦
factories. An effort will be first
Hpeiik
It* m»*nt oiK'il th.* fact that
and i about 150 men had ar- ♦
made along that line to start a
Linn county had Just completed a
♦
Eugene
to
begin
rived I In
shingle mill. I* is un»\»r«tood that
»•w armory .it Albany, and that two
the
Southern
I
’
a-
♦
work on
parties are willing to buy the present /
had b»*«*n built I ■ t year lit Marion.
propose»! ♦ Boys Who Shot Hotel Clerk and National Association in Session Arctic Explorer Tells His Story Assessed Valuation in Lane mill which is now closed, enlarge it, d
company's
clflc
H»> Htai .»I that the same cundltlons
railway to the coast, and that ♦
and operate It upon a large scale.
were ripe In this county, nnd sug-
Policeman are Captured
County Placed at $3.-
activities would b»*gin early ♦
Thirty-eight new members were
at
Portland
Elects
Of-
of
Trip
to
the
Frozen
g'Hteil that th»' county pay half on
Monday morning, but upon ♦
taken in. and the total membership
the condition that an additional ap­
Itniulry at the offices of the ♦
now stands at 103. Two new appli­
Today in Minnesota
245.929
ficers Today
Northland
propriation could be si*ciir«*d from
company in this city It was ♦
cations have been received and the
III., le • Isiat ill »■
I
ascertained that nothing had ♦
Duluth, Jan. 7.—William Muzzard*
Salem. Or.. Jan. 7.—Inasniush as objective number has now been set
Portland, Jan. 7. Frank R. Good­
Washington. Jan. 7.—Captain Ro-'
Colonel J M. Williams, represent­
been s«*en of the construction ♦ and Algot Johnson, the boy bandits
is the first tab’e ever prepared
by at 150. The club begins the new
U
...
ber'
E.
Peary,
th»'
arctic
explorer.'
ing th“ Fourth r«.glment, told of thel
outfit. It is highly probable ♦ who held up Clark, the night porter ing. former governor of Idaho, broth­ ol.l .lie -»tory of his trip to the fro-' the State Tax Commission showing year with all bills paid.
retiring
in
h torj of
» .’ th
.;. militia companies
.........
that If the compiiny Intends ♦ nt n local hotel yesterday and killed er of Fri'il W. Gooding,
A committee was also appointed to
zen north at a hearing before the’ | •’io a'»’>ortionment of assesed valua­
to build from Eugene at all ♦ Pollceninn Chesmore, who arrested ■ ri-r: lent, was »»Iccted president of sub-committee of the house commit- I tion of the public service corpora­ n:ak«> a »»'"lplalnt to th*' Portland.
Eugene sin»'»* l-'-il, especially the
i. »»nil of Company C In th»* Philip-1
work will not begin for some ♦ them, w»r»' enptured today in a lum­ the National Wool Growers’ associa­ tee on naval affairs, the purpose be­ tions mentioned In th«' act creatine Eugene and Eastern Railway com
pines, wh'Ti* It v.o.i honor In s|dt<* of
time yet, as the survey has
ber camp 22 miles north of this city tion today.
i the commission, additional interest pany, on account of poor car servlc««
Other officers ey< cted were as fol­ ing to furnish proof of his attain-1 i surrounds the statement Just comple­ to Eugene. The service was recent­
tin* fact that It was badly equlpited.
Just been start»-»! and no right . <>
h ! brought to th»' jail he: ',
.lohn-
ment
of
the
north
pole
on
April
6J
♦
lows:
Western
V|e»>
President.
Geo.
'I h» Fourth regiment "»•c»*!v»* l » «¡>.
of-way has been secured, un­
■1 is only 15 years of ng«', and says
ted. It shows the net apportionment ly changed from half hour to only
Eastern vice- 1908, in connection with pending of valuation after equallzatioi and one car an hour run, making the cars
» 'I » immcndntloti nt the camp of la-1
less th»' Mounce survey and O !»•• Is glaii he did not do nny of the Austin. Salt Lake.
legislation
for
national
recognition
of
sti iii'iIi ti nt Aincri»'.tn Lak» last year.
his piece-meal right-of-way ♦ » '.ii iting. Milliard has a sullen de- president. A. F. Knoltln. Chic;
represents a grand total of $87.263,- crowded, and service very poor.
♦ IV ' nor, Is 17 years of age, and is (incumbent); executive
commie -c. his achievements. He produced all 3D4. Th> nssessm-it by counties
Their service hiix I ho most efficient
are taken over.
his
original
memoranda
and
was
♦ In eved to be th«< one who did the Washington. F '■
wh»*n aaaigned at Fort Stevens. II»’
cross examined by Representative , showing the valuation »»f tiub'lc - r
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ she ting.
gon. J. II. Doblns; Co’
Fred Macon, of Arkansas, who has an­ ! vice corporations, those corporations REMARKABLE ESCAPE
tat ted that there wer<* 130 m»‘n In
Ellen wood; Arizona. F. V«’. Perkins;
drilling wc»*kly,
Eugene who v »t
nounced his opposition to recognition ' including railroad, electric road, tele-
OF MINERS WHEN
New Mexico. 11. F. I
Nevada, of
and wIthont pay, « .■ ho could b»* called
the explorer, was deferred on ac­ | phone and power companies as fol­
HEAVY
WORK
ON
Thomas Nelson;« Idaho, Frank J. Ha-
lows:
' 't tonight for uiliK'illnte action. no one but members of th»' militia.
count
of
the
time
taken
to
read
the
Mr. Wh»‘«*1er. of Pleasant Hill, ad­
genbartb; Utah. Peter Clegg; Wyo-
EXPLOSION OCCURS
County-
The present location of th«* arniory
Valuation
The committee adjourend un­
NATRON EXTENSION mlng, William Daley; Montana. J. dr.ta.
Baker ......
not nt all adequate for a battal­ mitted that tin* training of th»> sol­
$ I •’* »»2D.31I ♦
til
next
Tuesday.
Lexington, Jar. 7.-—Fif­
Elliott. States which d'd not elect
Benton
ion. Trained so iiers, h<* mnlntaln- diers was Insufficient, and that three
670.982 ♦
Charles i*. Mlchae’. of "’. k-T « executive committeemen will be serv­
Clackamas
»•»I. are absolutely necessary, and the of th»' residents of Pleasant Hill had
3.153.617 ♦ teen miners were badly burn­
Clatsop ....
flue to prepare for war Is during lost their Ilves because of this fact. vllle, Or., visited over Sunday with ed by present officers unless changes
871,828 ♦ ed today and fifty others nar­
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson C»ilumbia
Mr. are hereafter authorized. Omaha
rowly escaped injury In an
petice. He stated that Eugene pays But h»< said if the armory is to be, M. A. Crall on College Hill.
2.054.821
commended.
♦
explosion in the Big Hill coal
In Eugene It Is not fair thnt Michael tells some Interesting things will be the next meeting place.
Coo« ........
248,790
over $140,000 each year toward the built
Wotk of bureau ?f animal industry Crook
Eugene's soldier»« ar«' to be trained I about th<> work on th»' Nat ron-K la ni­
♦
county rondH, anti that the farmers
16,040 ♦ company mines in Lee county.
RcsoltiHons Adopt«*«!
•r derat'd.
The men were blown from
Curry ......
4.956
should reciprocate rather than op­ when the t;«'st of th«' county’s can | nth railroad extension. This main
Establishment of national botani­ Douglas
♦
line road Is being built In a most
far down in the shaft to clear
The following Is a summary of the
not.
7,818
pose every expenditure.
cal
laboratory
favored.
♦
Creed Hammond replied, stating1 substantial mnnner, the roadbed be­ resolution« adopted by the associa­
Gilliam
.305 ♦ above the surface of the
Cottage Grove Wants Armory. Too that taxation Is always opposed and; ing grnded to a uniform width of tion
Uniform
tax
and
sanitary
laws
r
c-
ground, but so far as has
today:
Grant ......
6.210
Captain II. K. Lawson, of Cottage Hint this armory Is just as necessary nineteen feet anil laid with ninety­
. 1'ir.i».’,«'« d.
♦
been learned none were kill­
Retention of schedule K urged.
Harney
3.773
Grove, spoke also. Ho declared that as the new courthouse wa.s a few pound steel rails. The effort to
Ati*e*-i< an sheep an.l »veil cxi-osi- Hood River
♦ ed.
Tariff board of President Taft
2.089,189
Cottag«* Grove hit«! 70 members, In years ago. Ho declared that the maintain a uniformly light grade has praised.
tion favored.
Jackson
4.033.315
the compnny there, and if Kugone county lacked patriotism. He then n»ie»'ssltated the boring of three tun­
Senator Warren, of Wyoming, in­
Josephine
1.670,326 Sherman __
was to have a now building that Cot- d»*elared that this whole coast is In nels from 500 to 1500 feet in length dorsed.
2,214,146
Klamath
STRAUS RESIGNS
226,219 Tillamook
• ng«* Grove was In the same position. Immediate danger of being over­ In on»' run of eight miles and one
82.363
Legislative committee created.
Lake
...........
18,132
Umatilla ......
E. A. Bond In his tnlk claimed that whelmed by the Japanese, and viv­ sawmill built In advance of the rail­
12.8.86.772
National advisory board provided
Lane
.........
3,245,929
AS AMBASSADOR Lincoln ......
Union .........
there had been no increase In prop­ idly told of their operations to Invade road has a contract for nearly four for.
3,555,894
507,858 Wallowa ......
erty Incom»* In th»* past ton years, and this coast before the East could learn million feet of lumber for bridges.
1,396,125
'nr: i n ■ bill »rote ted neatnst.
Linn
.........
3.280,762
Wasco ...........
therefore there should I«* no Increas­ of It. The coast, he declared, would These bridges are supported by con­
1,991,740
Speed limit bill indorsed.
Malheur ....
1.082,088 Washington
ed taxation. He also d«*clared that
1,541,016
Washington, Jan. 7.—Oscar 3. Marion
crete liters and the tunnels nre faced
Railroad rates declared confisca­
be
helpless.
4.112,267 Wheeler ....
money should be spent on the
3.263
Straus. of New York, today resigned Morrow
A few other remarks were made with the same material for some dis­ te) y.
3.203.599 Yamhill ......
county reads rather than on an nrnto- and the matter taken under advise- tance from each end.—Corvallis Ga-
1.095.477
National Wool. Warehouse and his position as United States ambas- Multnomah
24,795.654
building. H»> also declared thnt
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I »1.1 .1.0 lll\ «Oll'l II“ l»l II» lll'l it lo meiit by 111»- court.
DUOOFIKURDEkEiLS FRANK R. GOODING PEARY PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE
ARE BUT MESE
PROOFS BEFORE
CHILDSES
ASSESSED
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