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Newspaper Page TextGroaidel... 50 Gents A month. DAILY GUARD, With work the GrAitu joh department. Tho wo'-k U ,ieat an( prices are right. EUGENE, OKEGON. MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 13, 189S NO 01 VOL.14 EUGENE SPECIAL ! SPECIAL! This week on OREGON BOYS WIN fiAuinnifiiniin IjUMtLMitiiUtiM ' iUi1 mm! Parasols 60 Gts $2.50 Also OYS' CRASH SUITS Sermon Preached Yesterday. jm tire to accomplish much with little pergonal exertiou. The text served the speaker to make a comparison ot ditlerent phases of life. Bone Ufa without object or purpote. Bones iu order, a skeleton. A Letter type, but poor at best. Such would Include the philosophers or stir Indul gence and the degenerates, oo long at a mull has tuan'i faculties he should have mall's responsibilities. The third comparison would be a corpse. The bone covered, aud eveu a thing or beaut v. hut lu all "art for art's sake to the docs with humanity. ' The speaker, by this series of compaiisone REV THE SPE.KER UloFiog Exercises of the Present School Year. Just the thing for summer, 65c Suit THE p in. Lawn benefit ath- NEW CARPETS- fvTrt-rrr A Yf ft-crn a TPS. New Stock of Shades. New Sewing Machines. New Sweepers. jj All at new prices at We - - Cor 7th and Willamette Sts WEEK'S PROGRAM Monday, June 13 7:30 social at Lanes Hall let io club Tuesday, June 14, 3 p m President's Reception. Tuesday. Juue 14.7:30 p ni Miuio alumni concert. Wednesday. Juue 16 Class Day. Weduesday, June 16, 3 pm Alum ni meuting. Wednesday, June 15, 7:30 pm Ad- dresa before the University. Thursday, June 10 Annual meeting Board of Regents. Thursday. Juue 16, 10 a m-Com- meucement Exercises. The twentieth annual commence ment exeicises of the University of Oregon onened under most auspicious .i.m.m.t.na a-lib the services of baccalaureate Sunday, conducted at Villard Hall yesterday. The beautiful In nature, petted U or '0 Now Ms College CbampionsMp of Nortel iiiikdaix i hoi i.o suns Portland. Or. Juno 11. Special lYirreannndeni. to UUARl). 1110 Bill- impressed ou his listeuers that a life let of Oregon are still unootniuered .v.,rL-i,,.. fr.,m li nivii newer is uuable Thev dtfeated the Washington men tn aei'nnm lish as much as one' having this afternoon in one of the most lu i,ii,.,r ..,. r for tin cuhlauce: and tereatlne meets ever seen on Multno- , ...I n I I. !-., , 1 .. - flnul Kunra ui n . I'mii tin riaoii ill euum iui uu uin.il iiriu. icaui i mu in m ... - ... church, school, nation aud individual. 71 to 37. The rain of last night soaked !':, Him bones live? Christian I the track, so that It w as slow ami manliness 1ms much to do with human heavy and prevented record breaklne nature, which has a natural bias for in the long runs. evil, Rattles must be fought ana Out of 71 points that uregon won, mountains climbed. Their aceoui- the UofO team is responsible for So ulishmeiil timke heroes whose deeds aud as that is more than any other sin . ... . A.- .1... ..Iitatind. I.I. . , I .n,t l.',,,rtt,wi llAVI HOW ...,, i f ii, human race. The coo- hold the champion ot tlio joruiwei mieht of self cannot lie gained alone, (or the season of '93. Oregon s otner mi,. ...,r...iftt ii i noil tlirouirli Jesus no nta are tl v ilcu as ionows; n Christ, suid Hie speaker, aud when lamette University IS, raelllo college ..., i,i. ....mired knowleilL'e sufllcl- 12. O A C 7. The start of the day were oi i i..,i iii,.ii. do not co to vour tent, Kiivkoiidall. U of O: and Gould nf i.,.i , ,, 1 1,., ti.'ii i , o not inai Dili. num. wiiiiworiu luutuu iihi. APROPOS TO THE WAR BLOl'KADE IILNMNG The Cruiser Sau Francisco Spauiarils Claim Several AffMiflil I Vessels Have Reached I REVENUE BILL l'SSED CONGRESS Gtneiiil Command Oils Given Special to IhetiiiBiil. ban Franclroo, Jim ; Tim world loves a warrior, and his characteristic manliness. To tlic graduating clam Rev Acker man made a short plea for their sue vim in ihu avocations to be pursued lie said in nart: "Allow me to call to your atluitioii the overhanging curse formor won both the hundred and the two-hundred-iiniltweiity yard dashes and took second In the high t..-ll ran., wlllll, till, littler WOll bolll high and broad Jump and won second ii co In llie Hhot-nut. munition won thlrteeu poiuts and Miykeiuiaii couui TROOPS M MANILA Americans l.ai.d at Santiago, Cuba. Ul The Sccre- Inir Briiradior General Oils to iissiiino command of tlio KeiurtU hrigado of the j Maui a expedition. When You See THE WILLSIE I- I v 1 J V Hi CNN. V 5 1 -r . I COliUKG FIRE too predominant lu college life, which have won mure had Ho gone Into the is that if you can only gel lugn or now iiuruie race, uni ue was i i.... ..i."i, ..-ill h hamiv. Get I welt and so let While and Guist take .. .... . , . - aH,., I.uiiofllal rtl Mruimn'ii InteraHt ill this event rill III null lll'Sire iu Blaine "" vcu , "6"" ami happineis of life witliout paying a The records made by Oregon null will fair price in exchange for It. Uowu slaud as Orcgou'8 liiierconegmie .... .i . ...,,..- Ua a ,io-lnH nnv,. runnnlu weru broken. Hauti deep in your neni i, nn.-o iu. sire at some time to accept tlio grace of ders of W U put the big lead shot 41 ft .. , ... . ... -i-.. i., ,rr.,iiii)rl q i n.i.H,,,. 'i n. :t In to his record won, aim uy no ponu . , ii,, - - 1T ends. Don't etille it, but lei u ue itie made a ween ago ai oaiuiu, omim incentive of your life." of O wou the hammer throw anil au- I.....,,, hi' AAuitiir. are me nil i tr. k itinnes lu ins iiwu ,vw. liei I. iijui,,, ' --- i " - ai..,oi iia houixlii'iinn asl htminilers record eiiuals any over niauo VOIl.Vl.B .1 I,. ,V . " J .T 111 i i... i . T Al.l.nlt in ihia Knrlhweat. Palmer, U Of Y, ,roNIOnT tied the Noi th west reoord In the pole , . vault, clearing the bar at 10 ft 0 In. The public reception and reunion of .,,. made in ll.o 100 yd dash ... .11 V Hf I. V V fl A In MftVO p,:D,.ndflower.,nab were lnevIdenceiurougiieuiii..uuiVo.,i U ii09lvious(libutac0UJllltu,0 itulliorizea "", '"-' t 0uly tt Bmun and tin r DleaBlng arrangemoui ins- , ,,o.t. I 1 . .. - . luv .v.. - U.ntu.1 aaur I IU ffftllld KIIU 1110 HiaHPC- TheYM&YWCAwlllhold their p - QU ft0. nvntl tiff ai H I !ry of War has Issued an order ilirecl-! , , llt , (,i i u it Af l t hi d Hpi'i'lnl lo Uio Ouiirit. MAimm, Spain, Juno U 4:15pm The governineiit claims that several Spaniuli vis. ils have succeeded ill run- Wanhliiglon, Juno i:i-l he i venue ,. , , nim; tlin Havana blockade, bill to provide funds with which lo. 1 ! H(Mtr;i I'nlt MANILA. prosecute the war with Spam has. ,,.,,. 1 Wasiiinuwn, June U Only troops pasneu ouiu lumt-r, 4w..h...--, - int'ioliand of the piesidenl for ap proval. Madrid, Juno lit '1 l.o Spanish war Heel remains In the harbor of Cadi.. Its date foi leaving Is uncertain . s It is notoriously unlit to undertake a tea voyage. Hlchlaiid, Mass, Juno U The cruiser rJiui Franoisoo went aground In the harbor this morning. It Is ex pected to float her at tlio next high tldo. Bhe is lu 110 danger irnn Yon will ion- no limner. Vie havo tneni and will be pleaseu 10 snow mem ui Superior potorafs J. L. PAGE -DEAIJ!tt IN Having a Large and Complete stock of Ktaplo and Fancy Groceries bouglit iu tho best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH,' c-n cider the publi better prices For Health w Plea5ure Drink only the purest Deer brewed on the Pacific Coast. It is found every where, bottled and on tap, and is made by J. Wry Ueii7t?ard Hotel aud Contents llestrojed Sunday niirning About 2 o'clock Buiidny moruiiig .1.. -.! i.niui i.nmriit fire from flue in Hie parlor and burned to the ground, uolliing beli'B vcu ""i1" Tr, mon. Geo Whisman and S La rue, in the building had a narrow es cape, the latter losiug a $40 gold watch .,.i ,.i, iui . iiU coat and vest. The n.....i nmwrv store about 2-5 feet -. .,,mi.v BIMDEll bUniillR t:,o hntpi hnildine was owned by M H Skinner and occupied by Alonzo u..n..,.i ti,o hnlhlimr was insured r.-c-n .ml enlilentB for $400. Mr Skinner estimates his Iobs at $-2000, and Mr Holland at iUU. CHANGES AKE MADE. Election Returns are Still Coming In Several changes were made iu the i.,h i, ii, nrincinal candl- voiea iiwitw j i , dates by additional returns received yesterday. The vote now siauu. , . . .4-',tr..".i l.yinnii :il .'.imi MoikIjt . ;li,2' 1 Dima.aion "V..:u.'."'"' I Tongue.... -ll Vuti-l, ... niura'llty, according to the i.,i...i returns, is 10.120: Dunbar, 7J-U, . ... ia srnKi. Moodv'B, 6531 Tongue's, 2114. ELECTED PBESIHKNT. Prof I) V 8 Keid Is t the Head of the Weston State Jsormal scuooi ,r,. r..n,.-ii,i frnm yesterday's Pen 1IIC ,MI.","B 1 dkton Tribune will bo good news to Prof Keid's friends In Eugene: "Prof V V H Reid. formerly princi pal of the Athena public schools, was elected to take tho place of Presideu Royal of the Weston State Normal School, who resigned." Uirl Wauled. . ri enleil for house- A I'Ollipeieiii ft... work. Call on or addnss tilth and CharneUou streets, Eugene. MrsT W Habris door. . Klan uuolinr k'liwniil Ackurman Oeer's yi hs ,'.iy,f-o Ml 114 18,0U0 Whale Oil Soap- n.l a nlellliful SUp- ilop Clow era nly rf' whale oil soap at reasonable P1' -.. faciorv. rates at tue r.ug-" - - Kighlh street, west ol aiauoe., Vou Ytsut It! ! Some of that delicious holiey-10 c s Kr pound-ami a dri-ik of Ice cold nrmge or banana cider at 1 ' h CllllI.lDOK 'S. iilr nleaalnir arraneemout ills played the artlslio tomperuuiauiei.v w. those lo whom was liurusieu iui work. On the platform, besides the speaker of the day, Rev Arthur W Aekerman, of the First Congregational church of Pnriland. were seated members of the beard of regents, Bud faculty, resident pastors and distinguished citizens. The nhnral leaders of the music eon slsted of Mrs P. C Brooks, MrB E It McAlister, sopranos, Misses Henetia Dorrls and Louise Yoran, altos; E D Rosier and Arthur Frazer, tenors; i ni nion mid Jnn Peters, bassos. A spec! al number rendered by wis uoume quartet was "Lord Have Mercy" Irom i(.i,ii' HtnVmt Mater. The Invocation was delivered ny iicv POBonebrake, of the United ureiu ni,rr,i. Mm aerlnture reading by Rsv Robert U Leslie, of the First Baptist church, and a prayer by tv aiorieu L Rose, of the First Christian church. After a quintet from Beetuoven, -uu Tilumph All Ye Morltals," by Mrs Brooks, Mrs McAlister, suss uorris, Messrs Rosier and Glen, Rev Acner man was presented. The distinguished speaker took for his text a question and answer, from which ho drew the couciusioua m m Ezekiel37:3 "And he said unto me, Son of man, can these Dones live. And I answered, O Lord God, Thou knowest." Paul's first letter to uio Corinthians, 10:13. "Watch ye, stand fast In the faith , quit you like men, be strong." In thi question aud answer, asseneu the speaker, is to be found the problem of society; not only that hut the prob lem of morality and religion, and tho problem of American life, liberty and personal happiness. It embodies the distinction of Martin Luther'B lite, and the achievement ot me i urn... fathers. It applies te every pnase o. life-mental, moral, physical, spiritual. r-... 1.1. i r.innil cause for utterance oi these word In the disorganized, dead- j ened condition of the people of Israel in Babylonia, living l"elr ow" height, and trusting uoium . higher being. Today we flud In the world about us the same conditions-life without torin and purpose, lu which passion aim nurliy coutest in a man ."' control of the mental and physical be ing. n-i. .....bai ni aila a Dlea for the un- '"",r" . ....,.... r. ..II iirnaillTAIlfHlH IIU I UK u , ., ,, , .,, (., or no uing aconege meei, iu Invited to be present. Com. k Corvall.s. Salem . ' - C" D . ... iirani) concert. or Bl,ttltie would have runilBlieil i m ..... t..,i,v pvnnlni. at I ,i,nt wniilii have nald all the ex lUUIunun, i,w"v - ' ' , - uiunu v mu... ti.,11 u-lll hn Tendered one of 1 n.naua nf both teams. ' ..i...... l Hi,. ,,i l,n, llu duwhea 111 I, a iitiiibi iir.ii.iiiiiiH evei u icu in iv u VKienuaii wou wn, --- , o ... ,i. -. I.,,, nf none. MrsKoso llonenueca, piiuuoio. good style, lvuney on i. .f ami Miss Ada Hendricks, vocalist, are Hie soloists, and two quartettes will be i. ...,.! i,u the nonular):sltii'erB, Mrs i.r,.,.i,u Miuu Vornn. Mr u en anu fur Reslcr. Admission Is free, and tho program will begin promptly at 8:15. Personals. ;',n 0.. 1. Oar S Henderson, Undertaker, ni v J a ti i-i .J Oik ete ,..,.hin. "Auiatonlalo religious life," he said, "aide the splrll oi uaia ness We should remember the teach ings of Christ aad hit expressed hope R . !. Ilia Itiatlthey may no one, k " j know I come from thee.' " Dlwrgan izod laeor cannot accomplish as much lfl tt aeratorn. Mlllliwim';- The cardinal ilo ol Human naiur.. ui .. . nri .ii thH rtil ca be con (UlBUiio muu - j t'Ui if.it ! one of m"t Hou.C Ii Raker is in the city. W H Pool of Portland It in the city, J R Ream of Albany, la In the city N L Cornelius hat returned to Eu gene. w Kills of Portland, 'was here yesterday. County Clerk-elect Lee was iu Eu kciio today. Wool coming to town iu good sized quantities Attorney A M Cannon, of Albany, is In the city. Miss II ala Rico came up from Har ri-l,n rir today. Miss Joyce llrownell returnod to Al bany this morning 7, M Brown, a Prinevillo Blockman siient last night I the city mi. i.muii.i, Mnv of Harrisburg, la thegu-st of Miss Sadie Bauin. P J Smiley, tlie well known printer or Albany, spent Sunday In this city. Harry and Fred Templelon of Hal-Bi-y, are spending comeiicement week in this city. I Keeler H Tulibtrt city editor of the Oregon City Courier, spent Huuday In Eugene. II Plymato left today for a trip through Southern Oregon and North ern California M.-n J H Aekerman ol Portland, ar- rlvsd un today and will be the guest of Mrs H F Kernt. J K Roblusoa.HM Yoran, F W Us- bom and 1. N Roncy are In Portland. Also lUibt Clow of Junction. Mi.a I.-ie Hrcvman.ol Hilm. wis the iho half mile, overhauled Kenworthy tunn ll. In tho t hue of 2.UU, wnion win very good considering circumstan ces. Itead had things all his own way In iho mllo. and White won the 220 yd hurdle In beautiful style. the poie vault, was desnerately fought out by Palmer and Heater; Palmer winning1! although the Newberg boy was game i. ii.a laat.. Gu sa won trio la) yu nur- dlofrom Kuykendall. but the latter hid just finished the 2-0 yd uasn, anu vim ii no conu I en to run. itoi won the 410 In fine style, although tho Washington man was a good seconu TIia i. ven In resu ted as pillows: 100 vd dash. Kuykendall, O; Vcsser W- Palmer W: time 10 4-6. RS0 vd run. Kuney, Keiiwonny wiiiina all nfOreiron: time 2.09 Hlith Jump, Gould, w; uucaiug- !, n- mil. W: 5 ft 8 in 220 yd dash' Kuykendall, u; vesBor w- Hi lien. O: time 2:1 Himt nut. Sanders O, uouiu, vi Wagner, O; 41 ft 3 in 120 yd hurdle, Oulas, Kuykendall, While, all of Oregon; time 17 2-e. Mile run, Kead.O, Colt, O; Fuller' W; time 4.58 Polo vault, Palmer won at 10 ft 0 In; Heater, O; second 10 ft 3 In; Hobson.O; in ft 220 hurdle. White O; Palmer W; rinlaa O: time 27 2-o Hammer throw, Smith O won nz ii 9 ill, Second Elgin O 111 It. Third Hill W 101 ft 410 yd dash, Redmond O, V eater W; William O; 63 1-fi Broad Jump, (iould W; Palmer W; Gul.s O, 19 ft 0J In Bi-kcial CII.KK CI.UU CONCUR! TIia concert at Villard Hull Batur lav nlirht was excellent In every nil ill bor, and the audience was most eulhii lastio In lit appreciation. Special credit la due Miss Urownell, pliinlste .n.l UI.. Iliolln llnrrla. vocalist. "The NBlirhhor Hat" oomnosed by Miss Dor i- . ami arranirutl lor orciieBirn oy it iiir.iril Kuah was a number of Interest ami exoltod iiiuoli favorable oommeni.. Knllowinir is tho nrogram: Holectlou from Carmen "Izet linonaola Glee C1UU (Concert for nlano op 70 Weber (Orchestral parts are lor 21111 pii-i M ih Jovco lirownen Bo Pretty Rose Maizlcls Mra ItC Brooks and Mr 1 M men Introduction and Slcllaiia...Mascaglu Orchestra Beauties Eyos Glee Club Evening Star (Tiiniihausor) ....Wagner now at lun Francis.-,; arc lo bo Bent to the Philippine IslilliilsJ 'I'lllllirS I.AMIINll. Ki:v Wi st, Fla, Juno 13-A dis patch boat Just arrived soya tlio Amer icans were landing al Santiago do Cuba llils afternoon. TUB CAIU.K. Americans are attempting to restore tlio Hay thin cable. I'lll.K CAI'TUltKI). Washington, 1) C, Juno 6-Tb.e prize captured Friday by tho orulsor si l.onla was a British collier carry ing coal to Admiral Cervora'a Spanish fleet. Tho Klrst Battlo. u-.v West. Flu. Juno 13 Tho first battle look placo hialSaturday morning. Tlio marines as they landed at Guau- taniiin woie attacked by the Spanish guerrlllaB and regulur. The light lasted all of Saturday night. Our I,,-,,..., wen, four men killed and Unrounded. Tho enemy's loaslaun. known. Bodies of our soldiers were horribly mutilated. THE WHEAT MARKET. Ji!..lnl d I lin (lunrd I.ivkiii'oiil. Juno i:i cargoes ou iiiiMsoge. (Id cheaper; Liverpool spot, unlet. Nkw Yohk. Juno 13. Market dull, closinir at Mlu perbusliol for July. ( ni.. .1.,. . una 1.1. uiofceu at i-o nor linuhel. ".."?? .. San Fbakcieco.- Closed at J1.33J tlio lieignuor iiui. ii " "" ; i ( . Stella rill uonn "- - B It A K KM AN EII.LKU. Concerto for ilano op 2ri...MeiidolsHhoii (OrchCBtriil parts ai r 2nd piano) Miss Heiiolla uorns Obi Kentuckv Home ...MiBsSltlla Dorrls and Glee Club Aniorlca arid National alm...arr Theo1 Moses Orchestra. Al'I'OINTKD EXKCUTOtl J H Mu- Clung and 'J W Young have been ap pointed executorBof the estate nf Jacob (llllesn e deoea-ed. jioiiiih, tJ.,. Annraiaara: A K W heeler, u ll limn man and P ComegyH. O.M Two JuitlKH-J O Powell, of rotlnLie Grove, wus drawn lo uppenr on the Lane county circuit court Jury in.lav and also on the U H graiul Jury at Portland al the same time. Ho went to Portland to servo Lucli) bum. Oooda I.E'B Mill. Tho lire Insur .nee aillustor li:is not yet passed on .. i..-- ..f in. rinn.uin ml! 1. A Inlll- lua wrlght Is already at work making pul py, etc. for the new nnih i Iti.nv In Junction. June 12, PM to the Wlfo ol Eiilils McPhcrBon, a daughter. A Prl.o Content for tlio Ladle! I waul new huslnesB cards and that I m have as an attractive card as possible I herewith oiler a Prize Watch to tlio lady who writs for me, tho best optical advertisement, lor ue as a business card. Card not to be larger IIium -I x -1 1 Inches. iuji.es to uiivkrn tiik costkht, First Not more than forty words, less preferred. Heruiul Must advertise my optical i.ikIiii ss. location, tho fact that I am a graduate optician and that all work is warrant- d. Third May bo illustrated or not. V ili-Comrelltlori will b open to ladies who have hud optical work done by me and to thofO who will have work done beforo July 3d 08. l.-.n I. All coii.ii.iiiilcaliono mutt he III by Satuulay evening July 2nd 98. Iiiihrea of the contest will be seieoieo from representatives of papers ot this city. J O WATTS, Optloan. IIiiiis. Near Eugene, June 12, 1898, lo the wlfo of Mr Benson a daughter. tlnir object the upbuilding of the king-1 an arriV8, ,,M8,', 210 l al and dom of Christ anu me ioi.o-,.ia "..- t rr um, ,,ie "Autafonlitlo hoineol Hon Geo B Dorrls Judge Kullerton of Roseburg and Proaecuting Attorney Yates of Corval Ha are In the city in attendance upon circuit court. This ! their lost term In Lane county. n.. Harrv Watkins arrived homo . h. Kaat Halurdsv night. After .n.n.ilnir a week or here visiting rela tives and frlenils I.e will go to Pendle- Frelght Train Jumped Ike Track at Tunnel So 6. This mornlng't overland due herot 4:16 did not arrive until 1 1:16 the delay l.., caused bv a freight wr-cn ai tunnel No 6, below Graul's Pass. I lie accident wts caused by the en gine Jumping ofl the trsck, piling eight cars up together, hleve Willis, uraae mau, about 25 yeart of age aud a son of Judge Wllllt, Roieburg, was tho un fortunate victim of the accident, luting hit life. Ho leaves a wire anu cuiui. HOT SHOT ! ! Wu aro i.ouring it into Uiem lively now. All kinds of Biiiiimor K"ola, especially Shirt nistM, NV rap purs and Skirts at light-weight prices. Military Belts. All tho; Our now Shoes for J-aU.iOa tUU uoio last. Delighted dreams of beauty and soroasonablo. Patent leather; vesting tops Circuit court lu station. Ilav and Mr L C Martin retun ed to Eastern Washington thlt morning new colors in leather with army buckle. New effects in metal belts. um accept the panUirata of the Con- Mrt J W Harrli j Thin tf& t ll Olie OI lit ui"" vm 't -v.. Z of niodVrn -neg, l.fe-th. del gregalion.l church of , hat ci.y. after a visit with her parents, Dr audi ton- u i mi ir.,,1. Our lilnn Hurra HtiiU and duck piiiits. together with our (iolf whirls and hin'n hats, niako lifo worth living, even tlieso warm days. ST. 3S. X3XT3VIV. tmbalmers. tor. w. 'Ui I