Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 13, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextAdvertisements in the ) A1LY GUARD Reach tfie Eight kind of People. DAILY EUGENE Delivered every Evening at your door for only 60 cents a Month. VOL. 19. SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, APRIL 13, 1901 SATURDAY EVENING NQ 89 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Ladies Sill feists S4.00 Values all Colors for II Hampton Bros.. r s pflAVING purchased the A. E. WOOD stock of grocer- ies, we invite the public to call on us and in spect our goods. We have as complete a line as can be found inJSugene. All old customers as well as new ones made welcome. N. T. Wilson. One door south of Eugene Loan & Savings Bank. J 0 wvvwvw wwv w wvvwo This is for you to read. i I To N Gaylord's For a good Piano or Organ. For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo. For good Accordions and Harps. Music Store. All kinds of of Muiical Instruments Repaired. Musical Merchandise . . Hales Block, Eugene. Court House Items. RL ESTATE TRANFERS Kr n H Porter et ux to Emm A Plsnk lute 24 and 25 blk 1 Sbaw'i ler iTirl d to Eugene, $250. A' hU' L Frazer et us to Joseph R Geildes lot 8 and 9 blk 2 University ad to Eugene, (205. L0T3 Bold Mayor Chrieuian to lay told to Mra McKuller, lots 1, 2 nud north) of lot S. blook B, Ellwortn's addition, consideration, f80i. The property In looated at the cormr of Eleventh and Mill street. Bobs. At Walker, April 10, 1901, to the wife of Geo Walter, a aim. M CAUSE WAR and San UomiDSD GOLD BARS FOUND Special to the Guar-1. Bremenhaven, April 13. Three gold ingots, worth 522,750, supposed to have been stolen from the steamship Kaiser Willielm Dor Giosse, in transition from New York to France, were tound today by the stewart while ho was cleaning the ship. BOUNDARY DISPUTE. -pioUI to the Guard. Kingston, Jamaica, April 13. The boundary dispute between Hayti and San Domingo may cause war At least it is disquieting. The international boundary commission by its report has added many square miles of llaytian ter ritory and this is the cause of much harsh comment. SERGEANT MUNSON ON TRIAL. F ecial tothe Guurn. Manila, April 13. Sergent Munsoii, coinmissiary officer concerned in the great scandeal is on trial His enemies are doing everything to convict him. GONE WRONG. Special to the Guard. Seattle, Wash, April 13. Fred Dingle, a well known society younsi man has absconded with three thousand dollars of railroad money, fie was a victim of the gamb ling habit. ANOTHER TRUST. Special to the Guard. New Yokk, April 13. The American Cigar Company has purchased one of its former competitors, The Havana American Company, being thus acquired by the former. The trade is now virtually controlled by one concern. SOLDIERS' FOUNTAIN. Will He Located in Southwest Cor ner of Court House Lot. M'lynrG It t'hrismni this afternoon hel I a confeieuce with Canity Judge H K Kiticald and County Commis sioner H I) Edwards In regard to tl e locution of the memorial fount-till to be erected by the Woman's Iteiiuhll- can Patriotic League, lu memory of toe volunteers from Lane county, who Rave their l;vn n their country lu the recent war with Spain aud In the Fil ipino Insurrection, It was decided to place the fountain at the Miuthwt'Bt corner of the court house lot next to the sidewalk, auri It la Intended for a drinking pl.ee for man only. l'lie fountain la expected to arrive in about teu days and It will be erected immediately after It arrival. Appro prime ceremonies will he had at lla dedication. GLENDALE SMALLPOX. The Quarantine Raised From the Town. Rosebu g Herlevr, April n. The pm&tlpox conditio.. m nt Ulemlale have been Improving atetutily fur nov- tral dnyw pa-1, and tipon the urijeut request of leading citizens there and the advice of Dr Di.wuini?. who line beeu in charge ut health o Ulcer, Judge ThniiipMjti and District A't riiej llrowu decided today to rrtims the quarantine on the liiiKinetia portion of the tou n. 1'ue oiiy otllcialcjof Uleudale.agree to cooperate with the county iMi(horltl a la maintaining a einut guurd over the lime hmiHcs win re the dioeaHu Mill exists then, and will promptly i solute and guard any new cane which illici t possibly yet develop. T.T.tns will now stop at (iiendale aw ubuk!. Learn... That Row. Euoknk, April 12, 1901. Editor uaii.y Guard: After reading in Thursday evening's GUARD of "the disgraceful row, which occurred near the Hoffman House and kept tin guests of the hotel awake a (fowl por tion of the night," I ask In all candor, If this la to be permitted In our fair citj? What Is the use in trying to in duce strangers to come and dwell hen? Scenes like this will do more harm to our city than years of labor on the part of those w ho are trying to make it the center of culture and learning, can ac complish lu a decade. Many of our citizen, are wondering where the city i fillers were ''a good pi.r'ion of the nlklit," that they did not stop this m II hi r thut would put to shame the denizens lu ilie ten derloin district In Iv'ew York Cliy. Cmr.KrJ. Dressmaking on your own dresses. VVe tegln our cutting and sewing school Monday, April 15, at Mra Small's dress making par lors, corner Washimiton and Sixth Streets. Call at the above place batw-3n3 and 4 p m, and enroll your name. Saturdays will be devoied exclusively to teachers and schr tl girls. MRS. M. E. CHAMP. Iw-I THE FAflOUS $3.50 Walkover 5lioe Por Men. Sold only by DAVID LINK- FAVORS brick. Thinks the Directors Will Make a Mistake if Wood Is Used. Editor Guard:-Since the school direct" ri of ilii district have ad .pted a plan lur the new school building to be erected this summer, the people, tax paiersand patrons of the schools In Eugene, ought to insist that the build im be brick, and not wood This building should be permanent, firs' olass, and designed to last a half cen tury or tuo e At. the meeting of the cittz-su held to consider the question whether the dlstrlot should Issue bonds for the erection of the building or buildings, It certainly ws understood by a major ty of the persons present at that meeting. Unit the huldlng should be brick. The dillerenc. lu the cost of a brick or wood structure Is but little nomnara'tvelv. but the bri k is much more durable, easier to heat and keep wi.rm during the winter weather, and so much cooler in the warm weather of lb. spring and summer, there is no comparison. This building la t I erected from borrowed money, which mini be paid by people In h diet ml future, and th-y ought to have a building that Ib dun-hie and flrst class. Don't put up something that the people don't weut, Just because you can get It don. for ten cents less. Let us have a brick building, a good one, and the people will commend you. VV. Next statu Kair. Preparations are being made to make the next state fair a grand auooess. The exhibits promised ate to be more and bit'er than in the past. Improvements are to be made on the ground" amounting to ii-arly 18AX, including J3700 on the pavilion. A larg. list of entries have beeu made for the races. Among thetn A W K -am, of Eugene, has en tered his b m Al Me bv Memo Alt .- mount In the fU.M purse ror :ia pacers; also I. Rickel, of Eugene, has entered his Ink oi ZJia by Oerome lte douln in the $ri 0 purse for 3 and 4 year old paetr; also A W It-am has enb r 'ri his h f Hermnnt by D-l Norte, dam Ida by Pilot Ltmoni In the flOK) pur-e for tw -year. ibis. To Jl'Ncrtn. Tills afternoon a large number of members of the S,ner HJ'te Lodge, I O O K, of tills city went to i Junction to attend a meelng o. ins lodge at that lai . Several candidal III I Initial : I and a banquet will In ',,1 wii the Kbgerie brethren. Among WINITFR PHOTO CO 'tboe who went down are: JM Wil WIlMLK riiUIVy. V jRrlJ,t m Hvsrverud, W M (iren, A C BASEBALL GAME. Played This Afternoon Bjtwecu Town and U 0 Teams. An Intercting game of basebail was played on Kin. aid Kiel I this alter noon b?tween the University team and a picked team from town. No ad mission being charged, quite a crowd was on hand to witness itie game. At the end uf the fifth luulng (lie score stooil 17 to 1 In f . vor of the Unl yireity team The following wai the lineup of the two teams: Noli.e. Roseburo, Oregon, April 0, 1901. Notice is hereby given that the ap proved plats ut survey of townships 19 8, It 9 W, aud 19 S, It 10 W, have been received from the surveyor-general tor Oregon, and on Saturday, May 18, 1HII1, at 9 o'clock a in, said plats will be filed in this olllce and the land embraced therein will be open to entry on or after that date. J T IIRIDGK8, Kegil-ter. J H llooTH, Receiver . EltUKNIC. Luckey 0 Ibr.er p GlhtiupO. sa Inms C I b Wlllnugbtiy Itay 2 b Wilbro eb lteaina 1 f Jones 0 f Fotist r f A first class t iwn U of o Murphy Converse Metideuha 1 Wrlnht L ewllayn Walla Gimdricb Fountain JBckon team will soon be J. W. KMX UiHKITUfit GO immi ana FUKERM DIRECTORS Day & Henfierson, Undirtakers and EnSa'ners. Cur. W1. and 7th sts. O gonlz d aud the material is here to form one of the strongest organizations In the slate. Frank Hays, clerk lu T A Gilbert', shoe store, Is cone ded to be one ol the best pitchers In Oregon and there are several young men In town who ar. cracker Jioks b 'blud the bat. While the other pos.ti ins are less Important they need to oe lllljd with good men, and plenty of go d men ate to tie found lu Eugene The Shoe Styles For Spring Are now sellins. Our stock shows all the newest ideas in men's, women's and children's slit es e x to n s i o n ed go soles, perforated tips, with pinked edges, pat ent leathers in all grades. You miss noth ing when j ovi buy your shoes hero YORANS SHOE STORE1 Well Suited. The man who buys a douse it Brandogeo spring suit is well suited in inoro ways than one. He is correct in style. He is perfectly fitted. He is handsomely attired. Anything else to be desired? Oh, yes; economy. Jlo is economically eloiiiod, because all our Jelolli'mg is sold at the lowest price for Cash. A lino set of glass tumblers given with each spring suit. P. FRANK & SON. For Sale or Trade. If yuu want a good second-hand buggy, it a single buggy horse, or a double team fT bugy, call no tho underlined. If you waul to rent a small farm, or if you want to buy any klud of a fsrin, or trade some, city property f'T a siiodl ranch, or tr'.dft city property for a numtrr one farm, or liave your hoii-e, or y uir lifj, In sured call on, ' . Far ho tv, C ruer Bil. i.nd Olive St. Save your wife from the Hot stove by buying your FRESH BREAD SWEET At HAMMOND'S Leave orders to have it sent every morning by express Or at all hours. j& j& j& We Have Not Heard hu) (iompliunts kh to tli a careful n mi. i iniriipnn'niif tlio way we till or mn! (or Htuplc Ki-ticuiieH. Coiitrar twine, wo fr. cpitMitly reoeivo the moat flattorinif fMiciummiiri oh tn Rervirf, courtcuiy and th h'hmI" tlifinsalveH, Modntlyiak ing, w think wo iletwrro It and our tttMt ntforts t pleaae and aatbify you evory time will continue. J. U. GREEN & SON. Telephone Main 25-1 Tcady for Work From April 8th. INFORMAL OPENING LATER CHAMBERS uLOCK. Jennings, C It Doyle, J W I'olluck, J H 1, ns ii, Dr L L Wl.iteon, J M Martin, Frank Kelsner, The Mlore It-nhsw, John Haines, H F Dorrls, J D MathK'k, j W hen hr left litre the young man was FA I anion, Mr Chibou, Mr Steven In bis second year at lb. L'nlvers ly S"i', Vr Jensen. and aesacapabl. student. A Hard Kmji k - ,. t.llbert wes stiui'k on the side of the head with a bssiball whlls crossing W Mlrtmet t stfe -, at the luterset tlon of Nin'h. aiHiot 7 o'clor'k la-t eveninn. It m a verv bard aiioek and Mr Gilbert was nearly knocked dom n. Two young men were playing catch and the ball was throw u wild with the above re sult. Playing ball on the streets should be stopped. Digt). Km Hamaika, the young Japanese studet.tof the U O, who loft here shortly after Christmas for I,oa Angeles for his health, h.lng alllioted with consumption, died In that city a we, k sgo yr-terday, April 6th. Junction items. Timet, April 13. Ruv M P Dixon, of Springfield, and formerly of this place, liaa beeu tli.ns ferred to Lebanon to suoceed the mill Isterofthat place who baa reslgmd aud gone East. Lt a Moore and A J Kalaer were elected delegates by the Odd Fellows lodge of this olty to attend the annual session of the grand lodge which meets In llaker City next mouth. It failed to rain here on Easter Hun- day. The old adage "if It rams on Easter It will rain for six onusecutive Sundays," does nut apply tn Oregon because It usually rains the six Sun days anyhow. The Odd Fellows lodge of this olty will have an Interesting meeting Bat. urday evening, Five candidates are on deck and the goat Is In prime con dltlon. A delegation of fifteen from Eugene will be present and asslat In the ceremonies. W J Wllaey, of Eugene, deputy head consul, Modern Woodmen, made this olty a visit Thursday looking over the field with a view of organizing a camp. The field Is pretty well covered here aud there la scarcely an opening for another beneficiary order. Hutch kk Sitoi" Lkahim. Ilroder Bios, of Albany, today leased the north room In the Young block and will re open a meat market In the same May 1st. The geutlemeu are spoken highly of by the business men of Albany where they have been In business for several years. Two of the brothers will come here while ihu third one will continue the business at Albany, A iluouimi Town. Brownsville Times: Plans for the r.ew hotel te'ild lug at lllne River y have drafted. The building will h. 'i.O fett on the grnund ami two stories high. 1 will h. H ai '.meted on t r I ern plans and will .'Ou'-sll about 3! rooms A general m -rcbandlsn stire has also t.een opened up there by (Hen O Powers, and another will he put it, by C S Spark, owner of the lowtiaite Special bargains in Navel Oranges w, Shipped direct from the Orchard, L C SKEELS. C o 1 o -J Tl rv a,1(1 you wiU wailt olivo Oil. I IlllC Kcmembor we carry all the host brands Crosse & Blackwell, 2 sizes, , Olio Sopeofino Imported Italian pts, Coopers California J pts, Huile Imported French 1-2 pts. and Ehmann's California 2 sizes. The highest grado of all oils. GEO. T. HALL & SON. Spring Shirt Waists come in hundreds lo pick from 40c to $3.00 Get them while you ran get the assorted. A hundred things happen every week that the newspaper man nnvei se- s. fl. does lb best be can, keeps bis eyes and ears open, but he Is unl) a human being neither omniscient nor nmnlprraent. You oft ;u wonder why tl,l thing or that thing wis not pub lished, and mi) 1 1 you say the lie s paper ha favorite, and It has, 'I'll are the (atople who are thoughlfi enough to send whst news they lm to the lieaspaper. We would Is pleased to bear from you, J2? More black dress goods in nice oO-in widtha Chenille's for ties and belts, also lacing in black and cream. New spikes. What is the matter with Spring, why not look at our CARPETS AND ' RUGS. Wo havo more Carpets than wo have ever had in two years boforo. FRANK E. DUNN.