DAILY EUGENE GUARD,
Today's News
Today.
j VOL.20.
THURSDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, MARCH 13 1002
THURSDAY EVENING
NO 62
Today's News
Today.
For This Week
EI DEB -DOWN DRESS SACQUES,
For 1-2 Price
EIDER-DOWN ROBES,
For 1-2 Price
2D00YD EMBROIDERIES 12c GRADE
For 7 Cents
Hampton Bros.
The newest effect in Ladies'
neck-wear is the
Embroidered Top Collar
Thw good come with a white
hemstitched finish or with colored borders.
We have just added to our stock of trimmings
aspleuiltd line of
ALL-OVER LACES
Which are ihe richettt yet shown
These are in a variety of styles and color:
White in lace effect or tucked; linen, tan
with black, or black with white combinations.
The Correct Veiling
are not at all like the old style. The velvet square being some
thing new and striking. We have this line in a lart-e assortment
ofstylea ana colors: omen, win. a, blue, tan and gray,
F. E. DUNN.
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PERMIT ME?
The ladios like the fragrance of
our MOUNT HOOD Cigar.
That's one reason why we Bell bo
many, But another reason is,
that our customers have a fine
taste in tobaccos also and ap
preciate the mild, yet tonic
Btimulant. Sinokin; is a pleas
ure to all concerned when our
good cigiraare used.
tts, f
F. C. Potts.
58 W 8th $t. I
I TIME AND THE PLACE.
THE DAY AND THE
...HOUR...
EMM Carbon, Platinum,
WB STAMPED Arlsto-Platino,
IMptEH FRAMES. Collodlo-Carbon.
j WINTER PHOTO CO, .
518 Willamette St
Hm Razor Factory,
C Schaefer & Co.
All kinds of grin-lintr done such aa razors,
2. Kissors carpenters' tools, parer
IBd " kinds of edged tools. Table
- 8vuQa ana poiisned.
Razors and surgical
instruments
specialty.
New razors in stnrk
i and made tn nrrfpr.
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-c1ms work.
ittahnpin Brick Building,
y nur tMt Ninth and Pearl itreett.
Big Catholic School.
Portland, March 12. The Roman
Ut hollos have just paid Francis I Vo
Kenna, of the University Land Com
pany, 20,000 for 43 aorea of land ad
joining I heir Columbia university
property on Hi" west, and they will at
once enter ou piaus to maKe this
one of the leading Othello educational
Institutions In the United States.
Favor Mitchell Bill.
Washington, March 12 The sen-
ate committee on Immigration haa
agreed to report favcrably the Mltobell
hill for Chinese exclusion.
Dissolved Partnership. C
Schaefer and f Uoesser of the Eugene
rezr fao'ory, doing business under the
firm name of Schaefer & Co, have die-
solved partnership, Mr Graser having
purobaaedJMr Schasfer's Intereat In the
plant. Mr Hchaefer baa resumed hla
old position with Chambers st Bro,
and Mr Ooeseer will operate the factory
alone.
Cataoiio Supper. The ladles of
the Calbolio church will give a sup
per In the banquet room of the I U
O F ball Saturday evening, April 6th.
As a special attraction a musicals will
be given during the supper.
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Sky a Glare of Lightning ai Hour at
Mouth of Prat Soii
TEXAS SWEPT BY STORMS
Special to the buard.
Fort Worth, March 13. Heavy storms have swept the
western part of Texas for the last three days.
co lar six deaths have been reported of persons caught
out on the prairies. It is feared that many more have per
ished.
The losa in stock will easilv reach a Quarter of a mil
lion dollars.
TOLSTOI VERY ILL.
Special to the Guard.
St .Petersburg. March 13 The Russian novelist. Count
Tolstoi has suddenly became much worse. It is thought
that his death is a question of but a few hours.
THE FREIGHT HANDLER'S STRIKE.
Special to the Guard.
Boston, March 13. The strike of the railroad f reieht-
handlers and kindred branches of labor is still spreading
till there are at least 20,000 men out of employment. Sev
eral thousand of that number are not strikers but are cut
out of work by dependence on striking branches of labor.
The men directly reached by the strike include freiglit-
nanaiers, teamsters, longshoremen, wood-handlers and
railway switchmen.
secretary Easely of the Civic Federation of Labor is
here. A conference set for this afternoon will attempt to
settle the strike.
WARFARE IN MANCHURIA.
Special to the Guard
. St Petersburg. March 13. A big fight is reported
between the Russian army of occupation in Manchuria and
rebellious Tulguses.
the Russians defeated the natives, killing two hundred
and capturing three guns.
ON TO KLONDIKE.
rtpeolal to the Guard.
Seattle, March 13. The rush to the Klondike gold
mines is fairly on. The city is full of strangers laying in
supplies and otherwise making preparations to leave for
the northern gold fields.
Three hundred left by the City of Seattle today.
NORTHERN ELECTRIC STORM.
Special to the Quard.
Port Townsend, Washington, March 13. An excep
tionally severe electric storm was observable at this place
last night. The sky was a glare of lightning for an hour.
SOME DEMOCRATIC PARTY POLITICS.
Special to the Goard.
Washington, March 13. The Cleveland wing of the
Damocratic party is quietly working out a scheme of poli
tics having for its object the elimination of Bryan and the
silver issue from Democratic councils.
It is proposed that the appeal to the people shall be
made on the tariff and trusts and the Philippine question.
Senator Gorman of Maryland is favored for the leader
by senators and congressmen who are in touch with the
movement.
TIMBER FRAUDS.
New Wrappers
From 75c to 82.50.
New Sailor Suits
From 75c to $2.00.
Children's Dresses
From 25c to 81.50.
GIVE US A CALL.
J V KAUFFflAN
Flagrant
Violations of the Law
Found in Lane County.
TROUBLE Will ISSUE.
Alex Crawford and H Staples
government timber-Ian. lutpeotora,
returned to EtK-ene lat night from the
Lake Creek country, out In the western
put of the oounty, where they went
several days ago to look Into alleged
frauds In connection with the goveri
ment timber-land suslneas.
The gentlemen report that they have
f und fltursut violations of the law,
They stale that they found 87 claims Id
that vicinity which have been sold or
contracted fur bef.ire Iwing proven up
on. j
They say that Ihey Intend to makei
examples et the oflenders In these oases ,
and no doubt trouble will saiue In ii
short time. i
Stork Improviiiik.its F E Dunn
today oommonoed q'iit expensive Im
provtmems In the Interior of his big
.t ire. Olaan coU'itr eurt kIbm bat
rai 'Will be Install! (1, new shelving
I ut In and a iciktsI rearramr mem will
i-e niB'te Wbeu the inip'ovrninit- are
complelwl Mr Lunn will fcevsui'icb
more room In the stoie.
HUGHES NOT LOST, f
Went to His Claim Six Miles
From Coburg,
SENTENCE COMMUTED.
Claud McHarjue, Sent to the Peni
tentiary From Lane, Goes
Home to Die.
Albany Democrat: "James Mo
Hargue,of this city, returned from Ba-
leui this week with bis son Claud, eon-
tenoed three years ago to the penlten
tlary for forgery committed In Lane
oounty. His sentence was commuted
by the governor on the grounds of oon
sumption, he having been In the hos
pital for several months, tie went to
8alem March 17, 1109, on a four years'
sentence. He Is now et his father's Id
this city and will be taken care of un
til bis death, which can be only a lew
montks away."
McHargue was sentenced to the pen
itentiary for pasalng a fraudulent obeok
on Burkholder 4 Hemenway, of Cot
tage Grove, for tbe sum of 149.90,
signed "A K Patterson," and on the
First National ftank of Eugene. He
I was lndloled March 8, 1S'J, and sen
tenced to four years on Msrch 11.
Organized Murderers .
Keaumont, Texas, Maroh 12. It Is
tbe theory of the polios that an organ'
Itx) band of negro womeu and white
men are renlble for I lie recent
oiurlem after rob' ery her, and the
heilff l makl'ii" arnw'a on that ths-
y He now has a woman In the
'a! ri" whom Ii" b.'M-v nl
I ,m ringleader slid belief ibatstie
will sboitly coufese.
FOUND 1 Nil CaBISj.
The people sf Coburg were somewhat
worked up yesterday over what they
supposed to be the disappearance of
Joseph Hughes, a resident of that
place and formerly of Wendling. The
report was oiroulated that he bad be-
oome demented by Illness aud that he
had told someone that he was going
oat In the mountains to die.
He went to the mountains, but not
to die. He was found to be very much
alive In a cablu on his claim about six
miles from Coburg some time before
noon today by a party of men who
had gone out to look for him. Mr
Hughes had no Intention of killing
hlniBelf and It Is probable that he is
still In his right mind. He was natur
ally Burprlced to learn that he was ex.
pected te be found dead.
THREE CENTS A MILE.
An Effort Will Be Made to Reduce
the S. P. Passenger Rate.
The Guard has reoelved a marked
oopy of tbe Portland Uhronlole with
the followlug:
There Is uo reason why the people
who are forced to ride over tbe Bouth-
ern Paolilo railroad should pay 4 cents
ulle. The Houthern Paolflc
Company oan curry passengers oheaper
from points where they have compe
tition. Take Oregon City for Instance.
You oau ride that 16 miles on the H P
for 25 cents. That Is 11 cents per
mile.
Between New Era and Portland Is a
dlftauoe of , 22 miles and a fare of
40 oeuts, about 2 oeuts a mile. At one
time they made a rate of 26 cents be
tween Newbe'g and Portland, a dis
tance of 24 miles. All of whioh shows
that 4 cents a mile Is exorbitant and
that the trains of the company oan be
operated at a profit for less. In view
of tbe fact that other railroads only
charge 3 oeuts, and that the 8 P Co
oan operate Its trains for less, it Is evi
dent that the next legislature should
make a legal rate of 3 cents a mile, and
compel tbe 8 P Co to oarry passengers
for that prloe. Eleot no one to tbe
legislature uulesa he be pledged to a 8
cent a mile fare.
The Houthern Paolfio Company Is
the mostgreedyaud rapaolous monopo
ly on tbe Pacifio coast, and everyone
knows It. Its general passenger agent,
Mr BB Miller, Is taking a hand In
politic, and hopes tn have a leglsla-
lature eleoted that will not Interfere
with tbe graft. Let tbe voters see to
It that every candidate for which they
vote is pledged to make a legal 8 tents
a mile fare.
Tbe O It A N, Northern Pad Bo and
A & C railroads all carry passengers a'
3 oeuts a mile or less, while tbe B P
oontlnues to charge 4 cents, and that
with a large travel, oheaper equipment
and poorer roadbed than either of the
other roads.
Murder in the Mountains.
BURNS, Maroh 12. Partlonlars have
readied here of the killing, on Maroh
7tb, of Ueorge Simpson by Pat Moore,
whiob was one of tbe most oold-bloodtd
murders ever committed within the
borders of Harney oounty. TheaOalr
occurred In Alvord valley, In tbe south
ern part of the oounty, about 160 miles
from Burns.
On Sale
AT
...H. GORDON...
The liousefurnisher
The Best Goods.
The Lowest Prices.
PHONES: Office-Black 59 :j Residence-Black 631.
W. T. GORDON,
UNDERTAKER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. East Ninth st.
Our Motto Is: "TO PLEASE."
We keep an up-to-date) line of Groceries,
and guarantee our prices
to be as low as the lowest.
APPLES, EGGS and
BUTTER WANTED.
W. B. McKINNEY,
. Phone Red 66-3. 588 Willamete Street
New Stock Seeds
. . . FIELD AND GARDEN . . .
Fancy Timothy and Red Clover,
White Clover and
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Field Peas without weevils.
Seed Potatoes that look good.
L. C. SKEELS,
1847 Rocers Bros A 1 Warn. Free.
Yerington's
Dyspepsia Tablets
Are aa good aa the best and only one-half the price.
... 25 cents per box . . .
YERINGTON'S gth St. DRUGSTORE.
Yoran's
Shoe Store.
FOR LENT
W e have a cholie, frh and lilth grails
lt ol ovular., oli.un, lobnUr. anil all
kimU of .hell (i-h In cani and barrel.,
an well aa tuntUotue monmla in kiiipared
herriuv, bouimI mackerel, oanueu aba
lime aalinon and anlinea. These foods
ara fresh and delicfoua. aa well aa our
fat At salt mackerel and herrinfr. Try
ourKlondyks aauos thia week-It lie
hummor. '
J. U. GREEN & SON.
2olbs
Extra Dry Granulated Sugar for
$100
. . AT . .
GEO T HALL & SON
100 lbs
for
$4.75.
You Can Get
A Solid oak ildtboard tor JI4.CO, Jlo.00 ind $11 00
ExUmlon tabic lor J4.00
Dining chain, unc tut, 73 ccnti.
Nunc Rocker for $1.50.
Top Mitlrcii for $2.00.
Spring Mattruiior $I.S0.
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK.
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low price much, but ws do (rive them and von know 1
what rjm are ii.tini(. Dw, 1., .tocfc attract I
vouf Wave jut It. Do low price, pleaneyonf Wo,
..... weu,. uo atralKhtltirwartl methods and1
Kiiarantoed transactions intereat vou? Then this 1
- jur piace 10 uuy uroceilea, Crocker and Ulai
ware.
Yonn to Please,
N. T. Wilson, g
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