Daily Eugene guard., February 21, 1901, Image 1

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"VOL. 19.
THURSDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, FEBRUARY 21 1001
THURSDAY E'.VENING
NO 45
SPECIAL FOR
THIS WEEK
ian m
TO STATE LEGISLATURE
advertisements in the
"DAILY GUARD Reach
the Rigbt kind PePle-
EUGENE
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I 11 I H l II II
iiHimnnn.:
Silk Velvet
Cushion Covers
Samples from Now York.
Something new.
Again "Sat Down" On by
States Senate.
the Dnitc
T5ct VALUES FOR
50 cents
SEE NORTH WINDOW.
HAMPTON
BROS
Indoor Baseball.
The following is the lineup ftr the
liJoor baseball game to be played to
morrow afternoon at the U O gym
nuinm between the High Hohool and
U.O. U. B.
tell o Crow
Templeton 1 p Waller (eapt)
Wlilitmi J
Zeigl-r r b s , Howe
Beta 1 a b Ford
Mtidenball 1st b Bbodes
MeDioleU 2nd b Crabtree
Cnlttl 3 d b MoCornaott
Edwards (capl) rf Eastland.
I TiBany 1 f Taylor
Free Lecture at the Christian
Church.
H-torday and Sunday evenings at
MOiiMjci Dean E C Sanderson will
tare od bis receot tour through
Eo'ipe, Egypt aud Palestine.
Tbs adiulBslou in free, but a ool leotion
till la UBen at ibe clone of eaob
Inure for tlie benefit ot tlie Eugene
Dinnlty School Library Fund. Collie
ltd briuK your friends.
ClASS Kgl'KEaiNTATIVES. At
Mog of tbe Junior class of the Unl
Teraity this morning, Mr Allen H
Ettin and Mlna Isabel Jakway were
oneii ti representatives to be sent by
tocta to tbe state oratorical contest
t In held at Uorvallls. The .represen
tee from other classes are as ful-
: benlorclaEP, ilr Walter Wittl -J0(l
MUs Leila k'traub: sophomore
Mr Condon Bean and Miss Maria
Bradley; irwhmau class, Mrjoun B
Mitone aud Miss Louise Jones.
h reserved fieo of extra oharge at
""Mit's drug store for the concert
Iwwirrow evening.
Itl lllUn PIIHII.Viilt MM
n. Km rUKNIIUnt UU
ni FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CLEARANCE
SALE
WE CAN GIVE YOU
PRTf!K!S nv annua
Vi, UllWlU
'ur me next two weeks lower
ever, in order to make
m for our large spring
OI10P9 trrm fit In nn
DAVID LINK
THE
Eicluii., Shoe Man,
Sheriff Withers is bank from Salem.
Hsrry Baxter Is down from Mar-
oola.;
Oscar Parson went, to Albany this
afternoon.
J Q Howard returned to Saginaw
this afterneon.
Chas Haines went to Cottage Grove
this aft-rnoon.
J S Montgomery returned to Cres
well this afternoon.
Frank Ankeny wer t to Portland to
day for a abort visit.
MrsN B Pr tohett came up from
Portland tills afternoon.
Miss Anna Orleshy came up from
Junction tills afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Buseell Coleman went
to Salem today for n visit.
Perry Long came down from Cot
tage drove this afterneon.
DrCW Lowe returner! this after
noon from Ottai'6 Grove.
Mrs Vina Lemley went to Cr .'swell
this afternoon for a short visit.
Kooky Mason, Btudeut, went to
Albany today (or a short visit.
Mrs H R Ankeny went to Jackson
ville last nigbt tovisit relatives and
friends.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Fiak left on this
morning's early stage for tbe Sluslaw
country to serve some papers.
C L and Wra WllliamP, of Dexter,
spent last night in the olty. We ac
knowledge calls from both gentlemen.
O M Smith arrived In Eugene last
night from Portland and has taken a
position as salesman in B H Frlendly's
dry goods emporium.
Mrs Ernest r?loan, nee Lulu Hull ar
rived In Eugene today from Lost
Valley, In Eastern Oregon. She is
quite 111 and had to be carried from
tbe train to a carriage.
B H Shaoklett expects to leave Mon
day for an extensive visit to the
Eastern states. He will visit In Mis
souri, Indiana, Mississippi and other
states. He will go by way of California.
Geo A Houck, the well known goaf
raiser, returned laet night from Dallas
where he attended a goat show. He
left this eft9rncDn, In cimpany with a
brother from Gold Hill, for Corvallls
on business.
Frank Page goes to Palem the first of
next week to take charge of the office
of Faber A Nets, the well known hop
buyers, while Mr Nels Is absent In
Europe. Mr Nels leaves Salem tomor
row, and New York on the 5tti of
March, and will be gone five or six
months. Mr Page, who thoroughly
understands all phases of the bop
business, will give entire satisfaction
In the off! fie at Salem.
TRANSPORTS DUE.
Special to the Guard.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb 21. Three U S transports are
due from Manila with returning volunteers in a few days.
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITIONS.-
Bpeolal to the Guard.
New York, Feb 21. Antarctic expeditions are being
fitted out by England, Germany and Sweden.
ORIGINAL OF "DOCTOR" DEAD.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
Colorado Sprinos. Col, Feb 21. Dr Mayo W Smith,
original of "Doctor;"in Mark Twain's "Innocence Abroad,"
died here today.
PANIC STRIKEN CUBA.
Special to the Guard.
Havana, Feb 21. Four murders and two disappear
ances are reported from Santa Clara. Law is badly needed
to be enforced in this province.
STEPHEN WHITE DEAD.
Speoial to the Guard
Los Angles, Cal, Feb 21. Ex-United States Senator
Stephen White died here today. He was a prominent
democrat and one of California's .most promising citizens.
MRS NATION STILL IN JAIL.
Special to the Guard.
Topeka, Kansas, Feb 21. Mrs Nation, for smashing
Senate saloon has been discharged. She is still in jail for
Sunday's depredations.
EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
Special to the Guard.
Pekin, China, Feb 21. General Von Walderseos ex
pedition has been abandoned. He had intended goinj; to
the interior of the country.
NO PENSIONS.
Special to the Guard.
Washington, DC, Feb 21. There is no hope gutting
pensions for the Oregon war veterans this session of
Congress, so the members of the body declare.
TO RIDE IN ENGLAND.
Special to tbe Guard.
New York, Feb 21. "Danny" Maher, jockey, will
ride in England this season.
JOINED FORCES.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
St Petersburg, Feb 21, Boxer Emissaries have been
joined by Chinese forces, causing trouble in Southern
China.
50,000 FIRE.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
Atlanta, Ga, Fob 21. A fifty thousand dollar fire,
caused by the explosion of an oil tank occurred here today,
Bill Passed to Muke Supreme
Court Clerk Elective,
$8000 FOR NEW CODE.
Special to the Guard.
ralem, Keb 21. Thu hou.e passed
the bill t lat provides fi-r Ibe publics
(I'm of anew rode. Eight thousand
dollars is appropriated therefor.
TO ELECT SUPREME t'OUBT
CLEBK.
ttpectal to thn (luan).
Salem, Feb 21. Tile h iiise passed
tbe senate bill making tbe oftlce now
held by the supreme court clerk an
eleciive one. Also tbe senate bill pro
viding for supply lug water to tUte in
stitutions, BICYCLE PATH BILL.
Special to tht Guard.
Salem, bob 21. Tbe tenule passed
McCrackeu's house bicycle path bill
providing f r the luylng out and con
struction of bicy cle pths along couuty
roiida.
ALL IN A HUH BY NOW.
tipec'al to the uuaru.
Salem, Feb 21 Tbe senate commit
tee cleiks are covtn.'d up with bills
aud business.
Both .houses are kept extremely
busy as tlia end of t:ie sesrlon ap
proaches witli t:.e second reading of
the bills, committee reports and other
routine nialu is.
Tbe house was in committal of tbe
whole during tbe ei tire forenoon tcday,
c Hindi ring tlie house tills now UD for
fiual passage.
THEIR VOTES.
A Corbett Paper Praises McQueen
and Henienway.
Hiilom Joilrjet Feb. CO.
The audition of iwo of the L:iue
ooun:y iiienii tr. t lb . ort t' col
umn was n gratifying a .rpri.-e lo me
repulilieui in: Jority. T ley Iiuvh In eo
vi tig nr i't'mer Herinuen ts the ex
pressed d-i lie of t !i i' coosii u.'ni .
Both Hi-He gel tl 'in ii li ve been
home ati'l find lost tlie lepiildi'tiiie oi
Lane county hie bllbr-y opposed to
this legist tuie uOJniiriuug without a
seULtor. anil are also at reed with Mr
Corbett aa a conservative republican,
are really In sy mpathy wbh his posi
tion ou tlie Nicaragua canal, on the
treatment of our new territories, aud
opposition to ship subsidies. In obedi
ence to these sentiments these gentle--
meu have acted In a courageous man
ner In vteldinir to tlie wishes of their
cnustltuou's aud changing from Hir-
munu.
Notice
he Placed f Coupons for
r drawing nf a f.io.CD Orescent
ei7j Mv;b. with the dlfler
ttrneer, n fcueene.
n,.' urohase ot 25 oenta
r ? m,r Lu"dry Soap, you
offer 0DB cn,DC8 1"' our premium
iiiembr vou nav nnthlnir for
'ctiaoee,uy 25 cents worth of
I I.h, 'y S",P ""d yur Kroce'
hik '"ur BftlIie upon acoupnn
fer ihi n wl11 "' to us In time)
""""drawing May 4, 1901.
ene Soap Co
For the Best
3.00
2.50
SENATORIAL SITUATION.
Corbett Only Held His Own
Today With 34 votes.
OPPOJITIOPI FOR WILLIAMS.
Epecial to the Guard.
Salem, Feb 21 The senatorial bKui
tion is practically unchanged today
fTorbett held his hllth water vot3 of
thirty-four, wile the opposition B'pub.
licare deserted the Hermann banner
and cast their vot-s for George H
Williams. Tbe vote resulted:
Corbett
Inman 20
Williams -.22
Hermann 7
Bennett 1
S3.50 Shoes
Go to
Money Awarded to Hodson.
The Oregonlan of Monday says tlie
motion of J M Hodson that $I2M) m
tbe roselon of George Dixon, when
air ited, be paid to him wa granted
by Judge Oeerge. Mr Hodsin lird
paid t'212S for the property belonging
to the late Henry Wilson, to wnicn
Dixon had forged the deed, and only
$1200 of the amount was recover, d
I bis closes one of the moet daring r. 1
estate swindles ever perpetrated In
Portland,
SENATORIAL ARREST
Supposed to Be a Portion of
Corbett's Corruption Fund.
DATES RELEASED ON BONDS.
Special to tha ouar.
Salem, Feb 21. John Gates, a
Blatant janitor at the State House, aud
who was arreted at Albany last night
on a cba'ge of larceny by bailee of
(1,500, and when apprehended had
fl,3('D III naper money upon hit person,
is released I! in bonds today. The
niony stolen Is suppo-ed to be a pir
tion of the corruption funds, pre
sumably ('orbett'a. It1? reei 'a ive
I'oorrnan, tlie Wnodburn haul
Interested In the ctse.
Of the money ret ivered til . r
thirteen new tuiu ions enclw i n a
legal envelope. O: t-s has ben servii ir
ss ss"lstant janitor during the si ssl
of the legislature.
The cese laoue full ot mystery.
The Crrlutt men deny all con
nection with the affair.
Hundreds nf lobbyists are arriving
and are ou the ground. A large
amount of money Is being sc.ittertd.
It Is a ilitgrsee to the state.
1 1 1 f
Every Wrapper
in the houso will
ho included in
this Sale.
Don't miss this
opportunity
to get a
High Grade,
Perfect Fitting,
Full Cut
Wrapper
at a Bargain.
For Ono Week
Commencing
Monday, Feb. 18th,
and closing
Saturday Evening
Feb. 23d.
J. V, Kauffman
ArAAAArAAAAAAAAfrV
Bargain Sale on Shoes
At and below Cost
To close them Out.
L. C. SKEELS.
hT i r IB-. , -m
KNOWLE OS GAINED
BY EXPERIENCE
is ly far tlio moat valuable, and yrm
liavu !nil by this t nie probably
that the btwt in always the cheapeMt,
iu KnnrieH aa in everything ela.
Our price niarkd are not th- loweat,
but every conttuuility we sell is worth
tlie luniMiy we ak, and vou actually
Have inoufly in the long run hy pur
clnwiiitK from u. if there ii
any iliiH.rnlile thing in the irrocery
liiif w liuvn't iu Htook, we will gut
h i u- y'U.
J. U. GREEN & SON.
Telephone Main 25-1
DO YOU EAT PICKLES?
We now have a complete lino of
Hulk and ltottled Uoods.
Our bulk goods are
Pat of Sknators. Tbe senate
committee on per diem and mileage
ot members gives Senators Booth and
Kuykendall each forty days attendance
aud 140 miles mileage, a total oom
pensation of $141 each.
Very Low. Mrs Joel Ware, who
Is in Good Samaritan hospital, at
Portland, Is still very low and her re
covery Is despaired of. At noon she
was Homing uei own.
Fair Ellen"
"Elea's Dream'1
"Elllaud"
Methodist church
Friday, Feb 23
Justlci Wlntermeler has Installed a
new desk In his olllco.
Tomorrow is a legal holiday and the
banks will remain closed.
Mba Mabel Stiles has accepted a
position In J O Watts' jewelry store.
Watch for the Mammoth Minstrel
peradeThursdiiy afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Vernon Callhon, salesman In Ax
Billy's department store Is Indisposed.
Seats reserved free of extra chargeat
Vincent's diug store for the concert
omorrow evening.
J J Dellan and Dillerd Alf In their
clever rnu-ical specialty at the Minstrels
Thuisday evening.
Tlie Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
will probably Install a Fout's grip
wheel for logging purposes tills spring,
Scenes on tlie Mlselislppi an artful
ong and dance trio at the Military
Minstrels T hursday evi nilig.
C M U nsmnreis putting up a big
fruit dryer at Thurston with a capacd-
iv of 400 bushi I. of Italian prunes a
day.
A new sidewalk Is lieing built on
Eighth street along tho side of I H
Mi Clung' warehouse In the rear of
his store,
Thursday's Herald: Senator It A
Booth came up to Aloiny from Salem
Ut nlgtii I" nie.t Job l Kell , nf tbe
Booth-K i ly Co, on bu I uiss connected
with their sawmill.
Saucr Kraut, Sweet and Sour
Pickles and Hipo Olives.
Our lt.ittled Onodn cmiain evarytlilny you want from 15cts per
Uottla up. Call aud mo Uism so xl. It will pay you for your time.
GEO. T. HALL & SON.
LINE
Seo our window. We will for ten
days from this date sell our now
Shirt Waists
at a groat reduction so as to get
our goods bo "ore you. Ho suro and
call and got you it waist before they
are sold, as wo have a limited
quantify. Our iksv spring ging
hams and dininiliei are hero and
they are BEAUTIES.
F E Dunn
YORANS SHOE STORE
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