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Today's News
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DAILY EUGENE GUARD,
Today's News
Today.
VOL. 20.
MONDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, APRIL 21 1002
MONDAY EVENING
NO 94
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Clothes Jf I
BiUY your
CLOTHING HERE.
SPECIAL
FOR THIS WEEK
2,000 yards
Noyelty Ginghams for
I 5c a yard
Ladies' Linen Skirls
SI.40toS4.00
Ladies' Linen Snits
S5.00 to $10.00
Kansas City, Omaha and
Chicago Sweltering.
A Great Central
Earthquake.
HAMPTON BROS.
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if we wish to call
attention to our new stock of
(Jen's Shirts and
!;1 Shift Waists
J""t arrived today direct from factory
of Geo 1 Ide &. Co, at Troy, New York.
Silver Shirts $100. Gold Shirts $1.50-1.75.
Men's Shirt Waists, suspender attachments $1.75.
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examine our new stock of
Ladie's Oxford
Shoes
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Wlbawtlnin 'itri exte s on siles and rope stitched, Sl.SO t- S3 50 a pair. w
TMuaui! valu ia will surprise yuo. Rsuiember wu carrv tha afc
WnM Ariaton $3.50 shoe, for ladies.
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Suing
'I Black Rock,
i Robert Elsmere,
, I Bill Nye's Sparks,
.1 Lena Rivers,
I Lorna Doone,
; In His Steps, and 500
J others at 10c each.
C. BILLER,
I' jversity Book Store.
fet Styles
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A GOLF CLUB.
nog Shoes
jJ"sVet styles .nd colon in
aw a. u n "u 1 cultural inuts
r"lmdat reasonable price.
Enthusiasts to Organize This
Evening.
Tbe Uuakd has been requested to
announce that a meeting of golf en
tbasiasts will be held at tbe Comer
Drug Store this evening at 7 o'oloek
for the purpose of organizing a club,
Eugene ban a large number rf de
votees of this popular game, and a olub
with a big membership Is expected to
be organized.
The links on Collega Hill are among
tbe best In tbe state, and iodib very
Interesting contests are looked for this
spring.
Drunk and Disorukklt. Cbas
Williams, a Lurly logger from Wend
ling, yesterday filled up on bug Juice
or something Blmllar and became quile
ob'treperous, with ths result that he
was taken to the city lockup to sober
op, and this morning was taken befoie
His Honor, Police Judge Darrls, who
pronounced aflaroJ $10 sud coals upon
him for being drunk and disorderly.
Not being able to liquidate, Williams
will remain lu jail to "lay" lbs fine
out.
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fS SHOE STORE
Died. Mrs J T Barton, daughter of
Mr and Mrs J M Kitchen, died at Irv-
Inn at 11:30 yes'erday. The funera
will be held at the Irving Methodiit
church tomorrow forenoon at 10:30
o'clock. Interment in the Eugene I O
O FcemMerv.
IG KlOaOIKf CICUP.
Special to the Quard.
Dawson City, Apr. 21 The
cleanup of thu dirt washed
during the winter l&s begun.
The estimate for the season
by conservative judges
runs to $30,000,000.
FRANK STOCKTON DEAD
tipooial to the Guard.
Washington, April 21.
Frank R Stockton died sud
denly today from hemorrage
of the brain.
A WESTERN BLIZZARD.
Special to tbe Guard '
Salt Lake City, April 21.
A blizzard covers the
states of Nevada, Utah, Idaho
and Wyoming. A big loss
of stock will result.
STEAMER BURNED.
special to the Guard.
Cairo, Illinois, April 21.
The Steamer City of Pitts
burg was burned on the Ohio'
River this forenoon. She i
a total loss.
Scores of passengers were
injured, while many were
burned to death or drowned.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Special to the Ql'ard
Washington, March 21
The Senate has passed the
River and Harbor bill.
WESTERN HOTWE ATI! ER
special to the Guard.
Kansas' City, April 21.
The thermometer registered
100 in the shade today. Chi
cago and Omaha are swelter
ing with heat.
EARTHQUAKE.
A peclal to the Gdabd,
City of Mexico, April 21
A great earthquake is re
ported from Guatemala, Cen
tral America.
Two cities were destroyed.
The loss of lif will not fall
short of 500.
PRESIDENT PALMA'S
WELCOME.
Special to Guard.
HAVANHA.April 21. Presi
dent-elect Palmas was wel
comed back to Cuba to
day with cheers, tears and
roses. Years ago he left the
island in chains.
JUST
RECEIVED
an elegant line of
White Shirt Waists
f V. KAUFFMAN.
BOUGHT IN.
Seattle Produce Co Not Owns
Half Interest la Big Seattle
House.
C B Walker, of the Heal He Produce
Co, nl this city, has Just returned from
Seattle wbere be cloned the deal for
tbe purpose of a half Interest In the big
commission bou"of the same name.
E MoL'Isoaban, who Is now In
the bicycle business at Walla Walla,
will take charge of tbe company's In
treU at He&ttle after tbe bicycle
season closes.
PrtorErvrY Hold. Tbeflnal arrange
ments were mad. today In wblcb CH
Farrow A Co sold 100 acres of tbe Gum
McPbersoo farm three miles east of
Eugene to FBHmlth, of MoCoy, Polk
ooooty, for 15,300. Tbls Is one of the
heat farms Id Lane ocunly sod Mr
rtrnlibleto be oongratolated on his
good udgment in buying where hs
did. Mr McPberson rented this place
20 years ago and farmed It every year
until be bought It Id 1808. He was In
debt fTiO before be bought tbls plaos.
Mr McPhrrsnn has paid oat on his
land between (lOOOand fMCO Indebtedness.
DENOUNCES FURNISH
WILL WRITE HISTORY
Judge Lowell Sajs He Will Pros. Sclaeter to Write of the
Support Cbamberlain.
FURNISH A Political FREEBOOTER.
Portland, April 21. Ueorge Cham.
berlaiu, democratic candidate lor gov
ernor, has received a letter from Judge
Stephen A Lowell, nf Umatilla oauu-
ty, the promiueut Jurist and distin
guisned politician, wb was himself
prominently mentiou-Ml for the otlloe of
governor, In which he congratulates Mr
Chamberlain on his nomination and
assure him of his hearty support at
the coming election
Judge Lowell says that he has al
ways ten a republican and bilieves as
much as ever In the ri triple of the
party. He Hays be will support the re
publican ticket kIIi lie nay through
with tbe exception of the candidate for
governor.
Judge Lowell writes that he Is ''op
posed to tbe high nfllce-f givernorof
the state becoming a matter of bargblu
money, and as a reproof to tbe methods
of a political freebooter, I shall vote
and work for the demoorutlo oandt.
date."
AT THE CLERK'S OFFICE.
A Marriage License and Citizen
ship Papers Granted.
Mortgage UcO 00
HBAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Marcellua M Tbomusetal to Sarah E
Thomas 630aores In tp 17 s r w, H.
W W Kobe to Calapooia and Blue
River Mill k Mining Co, all right,
tlt'e and Interest In "Good Monoy"
and "TheJHtlena"olalma In BluejRiver
mining district, $1.
California & Oregon Land Co to
T.umms 1! Walker 4023.37 aores in tp
21 s r 3 e and tp 24 s r 4 e, (22,165.17.
U S to Rihert Milllcau 160 acres In
tp 16 r 2 e, patent.
H L and Ida 8wagirt In O H and
A 8 MttthewH 405 02 acres In ip 18 s r
3 w, $2.3-8 10.
H L nod Ida Swuggnrt In Divld El
It 232.28 acres lu tp 18 s 1 3 w,
2,557 tfd.
M J Gminersnn to Geo W McQueen
land lu Hhleld's ad to Cottage Grove,
,1000.
Luster M and Mabel Tnzlir UiML
Brlstow, lot 3 blk 4, Falrmount, (60.
MAKKIAOE I.ICKNSK.
Horace Burnett and Miss rjina Or-
rell, Alf H Ulllanl witness.
CITIZENSHIP PAPER8.
Dunoan Hoott, of Eugene, a Dative
of England, was granted full 17 S lilti
zenshlp papers today.
STOLE A BICYCLE.
Rode it Several Miles in the
Country and Left it.
Home time last night a ladles' wbeel
was stolen oH the porch at A Lom
bard's reeldenoa at tbe corner of WeBt
Eighth aod Charnelton streets.
Upon getting up this morning and
missing tbe wheel Mr Lombard Im
mediately notified the police officers,
who at once oommenoed working on
tbe case, but In a short time Geo Cor
nell, who lives several miles bolow tbe
city In the Bethel district, came Into
town and untitled Mr Lombard that
be bad found tbe wbeel in the road
and had taken It to tbe Bethel sobool
bouse where be placed It In the yard.
Tbe thief evidently feared deU ctlon
in his crime or else repented and left
tbe wheel In the road, continuing bis
journey on foot.
Zion Items.
Zion, April 20. -C L Williams ex
pects to start with his log drive in a
few day-B. Kather cold wading forth
loggers.
TboCruzau brothers and Hosea Pai.
vin exp ot tncotiimencesawing lumb r
In a day or so. Zlon will be quite a
noted place If it keeps on.
J P Hills will start bis logging camp
od upper Lost creek next week.
Kev Miller, ol Hprlugrlilil, we Oder-
stand will preach to the people of June
this week.
Hchmil Is ptogremlng nloely at lbs
Lost Valley ecbool bouse, with Xhz
MeKitizey as teacher.
Win Kloster Is on t tie sick list again,
V Know Who.
Pacific Slope.
SRMNOIRO FOR PUILICtTIUN.
Professor Joseph Shafer, of tbe de
partmtut of history of the TJulverslty
ofOregou, has Just oloeed a oontraot
with an Etetera publishing bouse, by
which he agrees to write a history of
the Pacitio Slope. The proposed
history will be an authoritative work
written from the original sources, and
require several years for Its prcluotlnn.
Professor Hchafer expeots to spend tbe
present summer vacation In the
library of the Wisconsin Hlstnrloal
(Society, conducting research work on
the more general phases of the history,
hlle the following Hummer he will
spend iu (.'alttornia, collecting ma
terials from the libraries of that state,
Professor Bohafer Is al o considering
an inquiry from another publishing
house or a book of a somewhat special
nature on the Columbia Klver Basin:
and, la conjunction with Dr Hirong
he Is preparing a new edition of
Dwlghts's Travels," condensed to
make It accessible as a source book for
the study of the social and enoonomlo
history of the Uulted Htates during the
nineteenth century. Tbls book grows
out of the course on "American Ex
pansion" given at tbe University dur
ing the present year to seniors and
graduate students.
INCREASE OUR EXPORTS.
Hlow to pi'mcrimk. Tbe commit"
tee on opeia bouse slock solicited
awhile today and met with some suc
cess but Dot what Is deelred. There
Is still tTOCOof the required t.SO.GOO to
be subscribed.
Fhie Lec-ti;hk. rrof Macleod gUee
his second fne leo'ure on ruu.lo at the
Cumberland Creshj trlan church this
evening at 7 .SO o'clock. At the does
hs will orgaDlit s cIsm f"r V a lu-
struotlon,
Consul-General Miller Advocates
Permanent Commission In .
the Orient.
The Evening Telegram says: State
Food aud Dairy Commissioner J VI
Bailey received a letter recently from
H B Miller, United Btates Consul
General at Ntu Cbwang, China, Id
which tbe consul suggests dial Oregon
should oreate a peimauent commission
that will work In harmony with the
chamber of comnieroe, board of trade
and exposition management for tbe
purpose of making a study of and ex
hibiting the markets and prcduols of
tbe state with the Idea of Increasing
our trade relations with tbe Orient.
When foreign vessels come to our port
loaded down with material for our con
sumption, these vessels, be says, should
not go away empty, but should carry
haok with them some of our products
for foreign consumption. Tbls Is done
to some extent now but If properly
handled oar foreign exports ought to
he doubled. ,
Consul Miller sdds that OregoD
should send an exhibit and Industrial
commission to tbe National Exposition
of Japan, to be held la Otaka next
year. He thinks It especially desira
ble that Oregon should arrange an ex
hibit in view of tbe fact that we shall
Invite tbe Japanese to come to tbe
Lewis and Clark Centennial, Tbe
exhibition opens In May.
BASEBALL CLUB.
Will Be Organized Tonight at the
Armory.
Besides golf and University and
High School track athletics, tbe peo
ple of Eugene will have a chance t
witness several good games of baseball
this spring If present plans are carried
out.
It Is Intended by baseball enthusiast
to put up a good team this year and play
games with teams from several cities
In Western Oregon.
Tonight at 8 o'clock In tbe armory
a meeting will be held to organize a
team. Hampton Bros have agreed to
furnish tbe members with suits If tb
team Is called Hampton Broe'team.Th
boys have accepted tbe proposition and
will commence practicing In a few
days.
Taken to the As yluu. Norman
Eayglsham, a farmer residing at
Greenleaf, Lane county, was examtoed
for Insanity this forenoon by Drs L W
Brown aud W L Cheshire before
County Judge H U Klncald and sen
tenond to the slate Insane asylum at
Balsm. He was taken below this
afternoon by Deputy Hberlfl Harry
Down, H H Kisk going along as guard.
The man Is ti years of age aud single.
The cause of Insanity was a sunstroke
suft.red ah'lein California last July
He has beci In the asylum etHtockton,
Cal, sloes his attack of sunstroke.
Hotel Lkahid. Florence West:
M A Moolle bas leased the Mapleton
Hotel and will take pcs-eslon next
Monday. Milt is a J illy od fallow
and we hope will prosper In bis new
ventnre. D W H'lbbei.s, who retires
froTi ll.e meriag-uient, Is wsll liked by
tb (raveling public and I a first class
hitel keef. He Is not fully decided
as to his fun1 ion but Intends to
) go I Eugene f'-r tb prttenl,
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The Housefurnisher
The Best Goods.
The Lowest Prices.
PHONES: Office-Black 59-; Residence-Black 63 ,.
W. T. GORDON,
UNDERTAKER and
rUTlTnn I T mnnnmnn
rUllMALWKfiUiUK. 26 East Ninth St.
Our Motto la: "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. 1J. McKINNEY,
Phone Red 66 3. s88 Willamette Street
Yerington's 9th
Street Drug Store
LOVE LIGHTENS LABOR,
mk! po dtwupo (1 niiftpii, wiutlitnK miw
(!trj ftitd ilirs drHtrtyorn tiinernHy.
We hava llm hrtut limnlrv Mi;ipHwi
tlmt &r nliu;ril. Our GoMun Star
, li Iwytin 1 Aijuj'ar iunn for timkinir
your clotlitiH ul liuou kkU whiu
ami vur (Inutittli no ft. We Uve tlia
bAHtkitchon hm in itovo hlitklri(fn(
lirawAtu) iilvdr imiINIi that In maim
fuutureil, and our icon are bed rock.
J U Green
& Son
Telephone
Main 25-1
SOMETHING NEW
Alpha Salad Cream
For cold moats and naiads.'
Contains no oil and has that
" "Homemade" flavor. '
Only 25c. Try a bottle; it is dolicious.
L. C. S KEELS.
1847 Roger Bros A i Ware, Free. ,r
WE HAVE JUST BOUGHT ONE TON OF
Fancy
Italian Prunes,
Fop 3e Per lb
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twvsvawu suv-T 1 T lllviVf IT
ralied od DrSharplM f arnr lw t aeaaoa
wnicn.wi an goiog to acU uu week
You Can Get
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A Solid oak Idcboird lor 114.00, $16.00 ind 518,00
EnUnilon Ublc for $4.00 ,
Dlslnj chain, cane lut, 7 unit.
Nunc Rocker for $1.50.
Top Mittreu lor $2.00.
Spring Mttlrtu lor $1.50.
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK.
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Don't
Shriek
Prions Main.011
' pricea much, but we -In kIt. tliem anl you kirnw
1,1 K"iotf, i-r.a larD nt-Kjlc attraot
tou; vtmi K"t It. Ho low iirfut l
have t-etTi.
ln Mtraikrhtft rwisnt itiiIhIsi ant W
EiarantMd tranMcttni ,iitret)t Tm? Thi thinfP)
four plare to buy (iroosiUa. Cr.kry aul tila-35:
ware.
Youra to ritatw,
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