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

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THURSDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, MARCH 21, 1901
THURSDAY EVENING
NO 69
vertisements in the
iILY GUARD Reach
, piohtkind of People.
Given
Away
FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING
Monday,
March 25th
All Dress Patterns,
Waist Patterns and
5kirt Patterns
Bought of U3, from $1.50 up, we will
cut you a pattern free of charge. Mre
have a cutter employed from the east
The lady takes your measure. Don't
miss this grand opportunity.
..Hampton Bros.
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A Perfect Light.
To Consumers
of Gas, Oil and
Elcctrict Light
The Ransom Automatic
Gas Aachine
Till' most complate fcnd
Hatinfaotory run pro
ducing Apparatus in the
world. Produces the moBt
brilliant and cheapest Ijtfht,
no sumke or odor. A tiixty
cardld power light for J to
of a cent per hour. Krj
dorscd by pxperta, Accepted
hy the pub ic an tlie b ?t
artificial li ilit maile for I'll
public or private purposes,
Kvry machine iruarnntecil.
W have one in working
order. Call and iee thin
p iwurful light.
P. FRANK & SON.
AQCNT3 FOT LANE COUNTY-
FANCY CRACKERS, WAFERS, SNAPS, ETC.
Oysters.
Short
Orders,
Boiled Ham, Cakes, Pastries, Fingers, Etc, on hand
or to order. Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Soda.
. Bakery - - HAMMOND'S -- Cafe.
J- W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EKBILMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Oil I HenrTflpenn Ilnrlopratore anrl
mm. Cop. Wil. and 7th sts.
...Go to...
Littlefield's
and get
Our Court House Cigar for 5c.
The best in the market.
Fortunate.
Those who hear the Musical Friday
nleht will be fortunate Mr Cochran's
cornet solo, Mr Glenusaiid MrResler's
solos, Mr Frazer's numbers, and "To a
Wild Rose" will each be worth more
than the price or admission, IS cent.
Come out and enjoy yourself by
bearing a group of selections that w'll
not fail to please you, while you asfis:
the High Hchnnl students organization.
USSIA M PROVOKE U.
Russian Gommamder Says British Troops
t Tinn T
iii n y u in nun imu
WOULD EASE MATTERS AT HOME.
Hpeolal to the Guard.
New York, March 21. Well posted authorities over
the homo condition of Unssian affairs venture the opinion
that Russia would not be averse to a war with Great Britain
in order to solve difliculties at home. It is thought a
foreign war would call on the patriotism of the masses and
end nihilistic agitation, for the time being at least.
JNew York, March cSJ. lhe Kussian commander at
Tien Tsin has notified General Campbell, commanding the
ine untish Jorces, that the British forces must not only be
withdrawn from the disputed Tien Tsin territory, but that
an apology must be made for invading territory claimed by
Russia and for removing the Russian flag.
lhe situation remains unchanged and while near the
danger point it is not thought a conflict of arms will result.
PORTLAND EXPOSITION INDORSED.
Hpeolal to the Guard.
Denver, Colo, March 21. The Colorado assembly has
passed resolutions indorsing the Portland Oriental Ex
position.
$2,000,000 SESSION.
Late Oregon Legislator
Tbis Amount.
Cost
I
psssss
THE
PAH0U5
$3.50
Walkover
Shoe
For Aen.
Sold only by
DAVID
MM-
To Trade for Wood.
I will trade a piano or an organ
body fir wood, split courBe.
F A Rankin,
Seventh Bt, near Willnnelte,
for
CIRCUIT COURT.
Adjourned Until Monday, April i,
igoi, at 2 p. tu.
55 State of Oregon vs Floyd
Vvughan; assault with a dangerous
weapon, flea or "not guilty," rieaoi
'not Kiiiliy" withdrawn and plea of
'guilty" entered. It appearing probable
that court will not be in session longer
than Thursday, March 21,1901, thai
day at 9 o'ebek am, Is let for pro-'
pouncing sentence.
Defendant lined $150 and ordered
coifmitted to jail until same la paid,
not exceeding 75 days. Htate to have
judgment against defendant for enets
and disbursements. The defendant on
Thursday attirnoou paid the (151) and
was discharged from cuttody. The
lowest penalty for said crime is (1(0.
State of Oregon vs John H Frost;
larceny in a dwelling. Plead guilty.
Defendant sentenced Thursday at 1 p
m, to Imprisonment in penitentiary
one year and to pay costs and disburse
ments. This prisoner stole some old
clothing from the Minnesota Hotel and
also some from a wagon at the same
place.
14 Abble F Allen vs Ira B Allen;
d.viT.'e. Referred to G F Bkipwortb
to take testimony. Divorce denied.
Bait dismissed without oost to either
party.
25 Clarence Thompson as admr ot
8 J White, deceased, vs C F t'an
dlaoi; injunction. Betil-d per stipula
tion. 84 Mary Holllday vs W P Holliday;
divorce. Default of defendant. Re
ferred to J W Vaughan to take testi
mony. Divorce.
35 Battle Lsrkins vs C M Laiklus;
divorce. Default. Referred to E R
Bkipwortb to tike testimony. Dl
vrrce granted and plaintiff's name
changed to Battle Dayis.
4:1 O V Watts vs B 8 Wallace et
nl: foreclosure. Plaintiff allowed 10
days to reply.
Mrs Amanda Allen vs Mrs Win
Baker; appeal from justice court.
31 Frank Plueard and Wm Euttls
vs Orrin 4ioblnson; damages.
Jury drawn as follows: Ren An
drews, L Hickel, L D Jacoby, Geo
bong, P R Edrnunsoii, Jno Wes-t, C
M D.'slt, P A Wagner, N McCleau,
DEXTER ITEMS.
The Store of Williams & Parviu
Burglarized Last Xiglit.
Dextbk, Maroh 20, 1901.
E R Parker eame over from Wend
ling Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Wm Williams and daughter, Hertba,
visited the city Monday.
Mr Hopkins, of Eugene, is In this
viciulty.
The store of Williams & Purvln was
burglarized last night. The culprits
seoured about (12 in cash. They re
inoved a paneof ulans, reached through
and unlocked the deor. It seems like
they bad a key of their own to fit the
door. Whoever It was certainly was
in quite a hurry as they left the door
open and also left a sack which they
bad evidently brought along to csrry
away their plunder;
Middle Fork Items.
THE riQUBES MAY BE URQER.
A member of the Oregon legislature
assert that t e last session will go
down In history as a (2,000,000 session.
He says that the din rtt appropriations
will aggregate (1,970.000, and that the
legislature enacted laws authorizing
expenditures which will swell the total
beyond the (2,000,000 mark. As the
acts of the lenlslature at the let-t ses
sion have nut yet been printed, the1
exant figure sro not available, aud the
total can only be approximated. The
following is the list of appropriations
made, and, while the figures are in
r mud numbers, they are said to be
correct within a few dollars:
Expeuses of veterans to Wasb-
Injtou ( 2,000
Payment of scalp bounty
warrants 115,000
Deficiencies and legislative
expenses 100,022
Agricultural college 70,000
University ot Oregon. 95.0J0
Agricultural experiment ala-
t'ou 10,000
To reimburse Second Oregon
Vol'iuteers 12,000
Pan-American exposition 26,000
Special appropriation bill 106,635
E:eeuiosynary, penal and ed
ucational Institutions 811,222
General state expenses 402,330
Expeuses of state biologist 1,000
To purchase Relllnger's code.. 10,000
Htate fair premiums 16,000
Oregon Historical Society 6,000
Bounty on sea lions, eto 10,000
Oregou Natlou Guard 90,000
Fish hatoberles south ot Co
lumbia 7,000
Southern Oregon agricultural
societies 8,600
Oregon Soldiers' Borne 24,000
Soda springs Improvements... 1.000
To provide water for state In-'
ttltutlouB 30,000
For orphans homes 24,000
Total $1,970,709
A large number of Items not shown
here In detail were tembraoed in the
three appropriation bills lnoluded In
the above list.
The appropriation for scalp-bounty
warrants uuder the new law la (60,000,
but If warrants are presented at the
same rate they were under the eld law
this sum will not be sufficient by (15,-
000.
Just
ipeoei
133
M J Arnold, J A Burllngauie, J D
Myers.
This case was given to the Jury at
about 11.30 o'clock this lorenoou. At
this hour, 4 o'clock the Jury has not
decided.
Indoor Athletic Tournament.
There will bo anotlur Indoor ath!etic
exhibition at the U O gymnasium
next faiurday might. There will be
Inte.v tiug gMiiiHs of basket and indoor
lmt !,..! In which the High School and
Unlvr'.t teams will irlioipate.
1i,.ti will t tllintillng, vaulting,
ruoi.i.iir. lumping and oth'r perform-
..1.. 'I hn nrnuraill bctftbs at 8
o'clock. Dsu't miss it
March 13, 1901.
Everybody is busy sowiug their
spring grain.
Mr and Mrs Lanzie Winfrey were
the guests of Mrs Ella Sllers Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr Walter Goodman has purobased
a new bike.
Mr 8 M Btlers Is getting along very
nicely logging. He bas one employe
in camp who Is growling about the
cooking, but that Is nothing new for
an old "batch." Bis girl told him
"no" the other day, and that accounts
for all of It.
Mr W B Goodman has purchased
the Sprague place.
Miss Ethel Kelsay bas returned
home from a visit at Rush Islai d.
Mr John Cam Is able to be out, and
is at work in the Stlers logging camp.
Over 103 Years Old.
The following dispatch from Albany
appears In Sunday's Oregonlan:
"This Ib the birthday of Albany's
oldest oltlien, Patrick Breunen, who
was born In Ireland, March 10, 1708,
and hence has seen three centuries.
He came to the United States In 1836,
located In Texas, going from there to
New Orleans, where he resided until
1852, when he came to the Paclflo
Coaat. He has visited nearly all paiti
of the coaht, Including the FruzN-r
river. He looated In Albany aliout 30
years ago, and declares today that he
never felt better, though during his
reeldenoe here he fell 60 feet from the
top of a flouring mill to the ground."
OUR SPRING
LINE OF j&
Short and Long
Pant Suits
Superior in
Workmanship.
Distinctive in
Style.
Conservative in
Price.
It will give us pleasure to
Show you these goods.
J. V. KAUFFMAN.
SPECIAL ON
Tomatoes
3 GAflS FOR 25 cents.
L C SKEELS.
New styles in
Men's and Women's
Fine Shoes,
at reaiinablo
prices,
fcee them rt
Y0RA15S SHOE SORE
Ekxction Commenced. Work lias
iiumeO'.d on F L Chsmbers' big cor
rugated Iron warehou-e In the r-ar of
his nrosciit wsrthouxs. I', will tw
s'-,nt ioxi.3 feet In dempiidous snd one
t ry In height.
Korr Cut. Harry Klllott, recently
'rom Iowa, had the misfortune Tuee-
I dnv to out his right foot wltti sn sx,
' 1: mnletel ; severing the grea' toe. T'l
aco'i'-nt hsppeued
south of town,
eou plr of ml it
Makkibd. Harney Valley Items,
March 16: The wedding of Mr Sol
Davidson and Miss Mary McQueen
was solemnized at the Presbyterian
parsonage In Burns last Friday even
ing, Maroh 8, lttOl, Rev A J Irwin
officiating. Both the contracting
parties are new resident of Burns,
though Mr Davidson has been here for
some months past, looated at Wel
come's drug store where be bas fol
lowed bis profession a watchmaker
and jeweler. Mrs Davidson arrived
here last week from ber borne In Lane
county.
Will Leave Apart, 1. Portland
Telegram: Rev J E Snyder, of tbe
1 bird street mission and tbe Mount
Tabor Presbyterian cbareb, wbo bas
accepted a call to tbe Brownsville
Presbyterian cliurob, will leave wltb
his family for bis new charge April 1.
Rev Buyder baa made many friends
within bis pastorate at tbe Mount Ta
bor ohuroh, and all will regret to set
him depart. He was formerly psstor
ol the church at Brownsville.
A Freih Uld Egg
For breakfast or lunoh during
Lent or any other time Is
dainty, tempting and nourish
lug, and we receive them fnsh
every day. Our dairy products
are the freshest and clicilee-t
that we oan procure. Our
hatter Is gilt edge, our oheese of
fine flavor and quality and our
preserves delicious. Our grocer
ies are kept up to the hlghen
standard of excellence.
J. U. GREEN SOS.
Telephone Meln 28-1
You can now get our
Compressed Yeast
Fresh each day, as the demand for this Fresh
Yeast has increased to such an extent. If you
have never usod this yeast let us give you ono
cake for trial with a pamphlet telling how to
use it with twonty seeded recipes for Bread and
the most delicious Rolls, Cakes, etc.
7 GEO. T. HALL & SON.
More New Suits
California Prune Crop Corneredf
San Josk. Calif, March !. The
California Cured Fruit Association has
cornered the entire prune crop of the
late. All prunes not In the hands f
the association, some four or five mil
lion oouuds. have been purchased out
right.
The deal has I sen under way since
the meeting in frebruery when the
members of the association authorized
the direct' rs lo expend not. exceeding
(200,000 for advertising and otherwise
advancing tbe inlertstsof the combine.
The price prld was le-e than associa
tion figures.
Aoents Wantrd. Ladies or men,
to sell gill edge oil stocks. Queen Oil
Co, 910 Market Bt, San Francisco.
Indoor athletic tournament.
Indoor athletic tournament.
Indoor atliletlo tournament.
U O gymnasium Saturday night.
Friday night occurs poverty dance
at the armory.
Thus Wheeler Is recovering from bis
recent attack of appendloitls.
MrsJF Claycomb, wbo bas been
seriously III, Is able to be on tbe street.
The front of E E MoClanahan's
eye'ery received a new coat of paint
today.
The brewerymen at Poitland and
Astoria have walked out. Cause unknown.
I More freight trains running over tbe
CAME IN TODAY
Appointments. The appointments
for the Divinity School students Sun
day are as follows: Barrlaburg, M F
Horn; Irving, C R Moorej 8be was aged 71 year,
Grove, F E Bllllngton. 1
S P R R, lines In Oregon, than ever
before known
Lane county owes the state of Ore
gon (31,089 07. She will toon pay this
otT as uew laxea are coming In qul'e
rapidly,
Messrs Hoven and Patterson, of the
Divinity School, will eonduora revival
services at Coburg during the April
vacation.
H A Alien bas received word that
his mother, Mrs P F Fry, died at ber
home In KairOeld, Iowa, March 17,
Spring
Capes
Juit opened todiy
Neatly trimmed ind
the latest patterns.
Prices, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00,
$5.00 and $10.00.
HANNAN SHOE--$4.50 Now
Line of CliiUlrens Shoos.
Ask for the Ludies Aroston.
SHIRT WAISTS 50ct. Beauties.
MEN tho Now Straw llati
are in, in the Golf shape.
KID GLOVES-New this week
in Suodu for$l, nil colore.
FRANK DUNN.