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Td&rs DAILY EUGENE GUARD. T"?3r
. L 19. SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, JULY 13 1901 SATURDAY EVENING NO 144
. LOSS $90,000 rau
Baroams
IN ALL.
Lines
Summer
Goods ...
WPT0 BROS.
The Enjoyment of Spring
cad be rerelled in to your heart's
cjontoot when yoa hve & good com
fortablp vehicle to feet out in and en
joy the freshness of Springtime. We
have all kinds of carriages for ttyi-,
speed and beauty, for comfort nd
lightnuMto tmt all tastes and all
purees. Remember we sell the
Studebaker wagon.
S. L LONG.
We Will Sell You a
Hardwood bedroom set for ?0 00
Oak finished bedroom set for 13 00
Hardwcd (large glass) bedroom cet tor j 60
Ah (taiga iilest) bedroom set for 15 00
Hienuiue oak bedroom set for
HJood spring mattress
22 60
1 60
Top mattress ? 92
Fli-leRr table wltb oattera
.Extension table (hard wood)
00 '
4 CO
DAY & HENDERSON.
Armory Block.
The Butto Hotel, Butte, Montana, l)es-
tip
RESIDENCE BURNED NEAR TURNER
Spool 1 1 to the Goakd.
Salem, Oregon, July 13. Mary McKinnie's residence
was burned near Turner, Marion county this forenoon. It
cost $7,000; no insurance;
PLANING MILL SOLD.
Bpi olal to the Guard.
Salem, Oregon, July 13. Hansen & Landon's planing
mill has been sold to John Stout, of Boonville, Indiana,
manufacturer of church furniture. He expects to continue
the business at this place.
A HUGE TRUST.
HprCial u itie Guard
Philadelphia, Pa, July 13. A huge corporation is
forming with sixty million dollars capital. It will handle
soft coal.
RED HOT.
Special to the Guard.
St. Joseph, Mo.. July 13. The mercury stood at 100
degrees at noon today. It is burning the crops up and tho
people are badly discouraged.
HOTEL BURNED.
Spacml to the Guard.
Butt is, Montana, July
burned today. Loss $90,000.
ON KILLARNEY.
rippcial to the Guard.
Philadelphia, Pa., July 13. Pennsylvania college
crew, today defeated Trinity college, of Dublin, on Lake
Killarney.
SHOT AND KILLED
Special to the (juard.
Rallins, Wyoming, July 13. A man named Rogers
shot and killed Ned Copeland, on the Union Pacific train
near this place ftday.
LATER.
was a detective on his
Charles Grin Was Easily the
Star Performer.
13. The Butte Hotel was
Copeland killed Rogers, who
track for defalcation.
With the flpproaeh of Hot Weather...
You will want a variety of things to eat that do not require
cooking. The question arises, What shall we have to eat?
You will find at my store Many Delicacies
PROF. A. F. BECHDOLT
Selected as Superintendent ot
Eugene Public Schools.
That are Indispensable for lunches at this season of the year.
my i'uw onae 01 reriumes jus' receiveu. iu ui
st odors. Votes given on Tiowbridge Piano.
Hee
latest
I am yours to please,
W. B. McKINNEY
Successor to Bourne Mercantile Co,
SEE -aw
The
Bargains
Summer
Shoes...
Church Notices.
CHRISTIAN CHUftCH.
All the servlcei as usual. Bermon
11:30 a m and 8;00 p m by pastor.
Midweek ervicee Thursday 8:00 p
m.
A cordial welcome for all.
Mokton L Rose, Pastor,
baptist church.
Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning
wonhip 11 a m Bubjeot for discourse
'The Yoke of Christ " B Y f U
Tpm. Evening worship 8 p m.
All are lnvl'ert to these services
O Calvert Smoot, Pastor,
EPISCOPAL church.
inamHundav school. 11 a in mom
Ins prayer and sermon. 8pm even
lng prayer ann sermon.
D K IjOVEHIuub, rator.
AT
KORAN'S SHOE STORE
Winter
Photo
Co.
Superior Photographs.
ChambersBlock, Eugene.
Noticb. I want lo buy a good arc
ond band portable engine, 13 or
horsepower. Address,
W D Moorb,
Kellogg, Orenon
A good likeness,
Natural pose, and a
Well finished
Photograph is
What you will
Always get at the
Sitllaii er eppelntmeat srefarrs.
BLUE RIVER MINES.
The Great Northern Bonded for
$30,000 to Wisconsin
VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
A dispatch received last evening
from School Dlreotor 8 B Eakin, wbo
is now In Beattle, brought the Infor
mation that Prof A F Bechdolt, of that
city, has beeu chosen as superintendent
o( the Eugene public tobooia to suc
ceed Prof ED Reesler, resigned, and
who baa teen aocointed member of
the faculty of the University of Ore,
gon.
Among the forty or more applications
for the Dosltlon from all parts of the
oount'y, theschool board ploked out
Prof Bechdolt as moat fitted to Oil tbe
place and authorized Mr Eakln to an
gage bim If, upon personally Inter
viewing blm, In his opinion, be was
what his recommendations represented
bim to be. The board will bold a
meetlnir soon to ratify tbe aotlon of
Dlreotor Eakln.
Prof Bechdolt Is 64 years of age and
is a Pb D. He has a very good ap
pearance and li splendidly recom
mended. He has held a position in
the Seattle nublio schools for some
time and came to that olty from Mia
nesota where he was successfully en
gaged for many years In educational
work. He will arrive In Eugene some
time next month and take up bis work
st tbe beginning of tbe school year,
Frldav's Albany Democrat: Prof
Thomas Condon and wile psiseo
through Albany today for the Bay for
their sumnieroutlng. For many years
thev have laken their outing at this
popular resott, where the professor bas
secured some specimens in natural
hlntorv. His beach lectures around
the bonfires are greatly enjoyed by
large number of bis friends.
Junction Times: JThe other day
Amos Rlohardson, J J Darnellleaid
John MIIMcrn w-m down to Millet1
nutu-R m.d cu a bee tree dosia
They secur.d 160 pounds of boney,
LUCKY ESCAPE FROM NRE.
Lucky Boy, Or, July 12 The Great
Northern mine, on tbe Calapoola side
of tbe Blue River camp, baa been
bonded to Wisconsin men for $30,CD0.
A good sum In oasb was paid down.
Tbe Great Northern was dlMovered
about a year ago.
on fire.
The sawmill at tbe Luoky Boy waa
discovered on Ore Wednesday, but tbe
blaze was extinguished before any
damage to speak of resulted.
SCHOOL DESK CONTRACT
Let to Northwest School Furni
tare Co, Through the J. W.
Kays Furniture Co.
The school board yesterday after
noon awarded theoootraot of furnish
lng the new desks for tbe Hlgb aohool
and Patterson school to the Northwest
School Furniture Co, of Portland
through their agents, the J W Kays
Furniture Co, of Ibis olty, for $1143.63,
Their original kid waa $121 4, but It was
modified to tbe figure above.
Tbe bids submitted were as follows;
H Gordon, Eugene $1 ,073
Oregon School Bupply House,
Albany 1,306
Western Bcbool Furniture Co,
Cbieigo 1,806
Northwest School Furniture Co,
Portland 1,1:14
HE MtOE 41 POINTS.
ChastVQrinin won the uiedil at
the Pythian field meet yesterday after
noou. He won drat place in almost
every event he enter il and made a
score of 41 points. Judge Wlnter
meler was second with 10 points and
Otto Hllstrap third with 14 points.
The following la the 1 st of winners
of the different events:
100-yddash C W Griffin, 1st; Otto
Gilstrap, 2ud; O A Wlutermeler, Srd,
Time 12 seconds.
Shut put Al Hnlden, lit; Otto GU
strap, 2nd, C W Urlllln, third. DIs
tanoe at ft 2 In.
High jtimp-0 W Griffin, 1st; OA
Wiutcrmi-ler, 2nd; O K Roberts, 3rd.
4 ft 0 lu.
120-yd hurdle-0 W Griffin, let; F
E Taylor, 2nd; D E Ynran, 3rd.
17 seconds.
Hammer throw C W Griffin, let;
Otto Gllxtrai), 2nd ; Win Waddle, 3rd
01 ft, 8 lu.
220-yd da-h O W Griftln, 1st; C A
Winteriueier, 2ud; Olui Gilelrap, 8rd.
27 1-5 seconds.
Pole vault C W Grlftlu, 1st; C A
Wlulenneier, 2ud; D E Yorao, 3rd.
7 ft 6 in.
Golf driving contest C A Hardy,
1st; Otto GINtrap, 2nd; G W Griflln,
3rd.
44l-yd dash-C W Gritllu, 1st; O A
Wiutermelor, 2nd; OltoGilBtrnp 3rd.
61 1 -5 seconds.
Fat man's handicap 60 yd dash
Fred Flsk, Ut; W Grimn, 2od; HA
Viuoenl and Win Waddle tie for third
plaoe.
6-milo relay bicycle woe E R Davis
aud Horace Burnett obese sides, seven
men on each aide, and Burnett's side
won.
Broad jump-tj W Hiiniu, 1st: CA
Wintermt'ter, 2ud ; Drew Griflln, 8rd
17 feet.
NOTES.
Counting five points for first plaoe,
three for second and in for third, the
individual scores were a i follows: Cbas
Griffin, 41; O A Winter neier, 10; Otto
Gllstrap, 14; Al Holden, 6;0 A Hardy,
5; Fred Flsk 6; G W Griflln, 4; W
Waddle, li; O E Robeite, 1; F E Tay
lor, 8; DE Yuran, 2; D ew Griflln, 1;
HA Vinoent, J.
Fred Flsk, winner of tbe fat man's
race, was presented a large leather
medal, with appropriate Inscription,
Judge Wintermcier Is the "cham
pion of Loug Tom," bo a plaotrd on
bis back yesterday announced. The
judge also wore several iplendld leatb
er medals, trophies of oi her coutesta.
The raoing suits wont by some of
tbe Knights displayed (;reat muscular
development (?)
The Rathbone Sisters served a lunoh
to the atbletio heroes al er the contest,
The dance in the pavilion In tbe
evening waq well attended, and until
II o'olock the time was very enjoy ably
spent In tbe Terpalohorean amuse
menl.
The above suit $13.00. Golden Oak Finish, A full
carload will arrive this week.
G O R D O N THE HOUSEFURNISHER.
For a Quick Meal or Lnncheon
You can gvt a gnat rarlnty of handy pi
pawl fiiodn at lirwn'a Grocery. Canned
and potted m.ats and tih, with plcklea,
nliiliM and oonillmenta. Dollcimia crack
er and blicuit, with all tarlstlea of
chea. Eoady for the tab'a ti onoe.
these ara apputittnir and oonvani.nt Koo.
Bonursl, alio. Alitayi good, thay tj
particularly appreciated in luinmer. The
beat brandi here always.
J. D. Green & Son m
'elephone Main 25 1
A vote with every 2Bq purchare on the
Kin ball 1'iano.
BuVYour Groceries
Mill Feed
A recent reunion of the Ingram fain I
ly at Monroe Consisted of Grandma
Ingram, aged 78, six chlldien, ?1
grandchildren and 17 great granohll
dren; total 47. Also 14 relatives by
marriage. It WM all asceitalucd by
actual count, tl.at the e were S7 other
persons not ( re sent with Ingram bl'xd
l-i in lr tr ui, making a uraud total
o! M suiv.vlkg uieuib is ol tbe family.
OIL OPERATIONS.
Southern Oregon Oil Co Boring at
Ashland.
Tbe Ashland Tidings has the follow
lng about tbe operations of tbe South
ern Oregon Oil Co, In wbtob several
Eugene people bold stock:
Operations at the site of the South
ern Oregon Oil Co's new oil boring
plant have been steadily pushed along
during the past week, and some minor
troubles Inoident to tbe starting of
new maohinery have been experienced
The drill pounded along In blue olay
until about 40 feet down when a form.
atlon was reaohed which Is thought to
be an old river bed. It waa a gravel
drift which closed over tbe opening
made by tbe drill as It went down. It
was found necessary lo case through
this aulcksand, which has been done
and good progress Is now confidently
expected. Water hat been encoun
tared and colors ofgoM are frequent
Just as soon as things are In steady
working order, Manaser Whitney lu
tends lo put on a night shift and puh
the work as fan as ponlble. Expert J
B Tread well, who acct mpauled Missrs
Guggenheim and Mack on their visit
here, gave It as his oplulon that oil
would lie struck at a d ipth of 16Q feet.
Albany Residence Burned.
AI.HANY, July 12,-The residence
owned bv L Fllnn ami occupied by F
BHanknusand JO Norman, burnsd
Ibis evening. Lots $20C0; Insurance,
$1800.
Bettir (or th Blaad Than Sariaparllla
For those living In the vlalarla district'
Grove's Tasteless Chin Tunis.
SPECIAL SALE on Bedroom Suits,
su '
commencing Jnnead
J& ? j& j&
and
L C
Corner of 9th and Oak.
At my store. A ticket free with
each 25 cent purchase, giving
you one vote in the KIMBALL
PIANO CONTEST.
SKEELS.
All Groceries
DON'T LOOK ALIKE TO US.
They must be pure and fresh if they com
from our Store. The superiority of our goods
fs not a matter of chance, but is the result ol
increasing effort on our pat to obtain only
those qoods which are palatable, wholesom
and absolutely pure.
Talaphona
Main 1S-1
STERNER & WRIGHT
Spanish Olives
And Sweet Pickles in Bulk.
GEO.T. HALL & SON
Look at us nov;
HI
We are in
the latest
they are.
the swim with
things. Here
Ladies'
Coif Vests Jackets
Sweaters, in areen.
cream- white, red. Prices
from $2-50 to $6 50.
and
blue.
See window Monday Morning...
New arrivals of Kid Gloves. We can
fit you now. All sizes and colors.
Glosiog Oat
Summer Qoods and
Shirt Waists.
FEW