Daily Eugene guard., May 08, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY
MAY 8
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
flJARO Tilephona. Ho Main
WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday, partly oloudy,
Wallabhk.
aiviriit.
Feed and grooerle aiWhlte'i.
T)r Lowe ooalo-optlolan Eugene.
Overton for wall paper and paint
Bed Fir teasoned wood, Skeela Groo.
Red Fir seasoned wood, Bkeels Uroo.
Red Fir eeaaoned wood , dkeela Groo
Fels-Nsptha aoap at J U Green k
Bon'
J O WatU, graduate optlolan, Ea
rne, Curoll'i oream bon-boni at Roberta
Sro
Remember tbat land plaster at
. Moon'.
Go to J U Green Bon'a for Kel.
N.ptba aoap.
M R Jan nay, graduate optlolan,
Kxamlnatlon free.
Carroll's loe oream ehooolatea at
Robert Bros'.
Moon aell all kind of grass seed.
You know bis prion.
Queen flexible steel door mat. Bee
them at Louffhmlller A Peter's.
Rape, good fresh seed genuine
dwarf Enex rape, 8 cents, at Moon's.
BeeAl AHImmonn for 6 tamps and
photos, at lowest rates. Blxth, and
Willamette street.
Do you need setd oorn, either Held
or tweet, any kind of peas, beans, beets
or other seed of any description. Moon
has It and hi prloe la the lowest In
town.
Courthouse Items.
Mortgage $ino 00
Mortgage 400 00
Hatlsfaotlon of mortgage.... 22
RIAL H8TATB TRANSFERS.
WF and Laura K Henieaway to
John Crowley w J of lot 4 blU 2 Mc
Farland'i addition to Cottage Grove,
750.
STOCK BRAND.
CaWlD Marrow, of Lorane, file
atook brand of a double oross about
SxBlnobeato b placed an the right
hip.
OITIZINBHIP PAPERS.
Bamuel K Bonneland, natlr of
Kogland, granted fall oltlisnshlp pa
pers.
Jost Raouvio, Complete Una of
n tsmons Kollpse etove and ranges
Ersry stove gnaraateed for 10 yean
Call and see them.
J W Kats Furniture Co.
Garden ooltlTalers, 13.60, M.2S, S6.00,
fi 7, 18.76, at Moon'i.
Overton
Will Piptr and Paint Co,
37 wot Sth itrttt
...FOR...
Uttit ckilgiu In Will paptr.
But pslntt snd Lowut
Prlcu.
BREVITIES.
The Knights of Pythias meet to
night.
First balk garden seed. Chambers
hardware.
(having 10 osoU. No 41 West
Eighth street.
J O Watts, the optician, will be out
of town until Friday.
Will M Morrow, up-tr-date plumb
ing. Phone red, 478.
Moon has fits alio some rape seed
Lowest prices In town.
Otbo Roberts has joined the Fourth
Regiment band. He plays alto.
Himmookp, 11.35. $1.60, f2.00. $2.26,
(3.00, S 26, (3.60 at Paloeand Kay's,
Heavy field and yard wire fenoe,
only 60 cents rod at Chambers' bard'
ware.
No wheel as good as the Creeoen t
Get one and know it. Bee them at
Chambers' hardware.
Frank Wether bee and J B Btlles have
bought the remalner of J H MoClong's
stock and will continue to auotlon It
off.
There la talk of forming an ' Iowa
cluti," to oonelst of former residents of
Iowa. There are a large number in
Eagene.
The Seattle Froduoe Co of Eugene
shipped 164 cases of eggs to Seattle last
week from different point alone the
railroad north and sooth of EuSene.
The sale of the 120-aore farm of E L
HurJ four miles west of town to P
Blala from California, has been made
by Farrow & Co; consideration, (4,600,
Mr Henderson, who lives out at tbe
end of West Fifth street, severely
mashed the thumb and Index finger of
hi right band while bull ling afeno
yesterday. Dr O H T At wood attended
the Injuries.
FInas DUIard, olty marshal of Rose-
burg, well known In Eugene, has re
signed his offloe. D J Jarvls was ap
pointed olty marshal to suooeed him.
It Is understood tbat Dillard's resigns.
tlon was brought about by the aotion
of bis deputy, who killed a man while
attempting to arrest him a few days
ago.
WOULD BENEFIT OREGON.
If the Election Should Go Demo
cratic.
Portland Journal.
Supposing this state should goDem
ooratlo and eleot tbe entire Demooratlo
ticket and send a Democrat to the
United States senate. .What disaster
would oome to the stale? The state of
Washington eleoted a Populist gov
ernor a few years ago and also sent a
Demoorat to the senate. Yet, (be state
remain. on the map. It has also out'
strlpped)Oregon In population, so tbat
at tbe present time It has three con
gressmen while Oregon has only two,
Again, Oregon has always voted tbe
Republican tloket. The Republican
administration has been, for tbe past
few years, spending about (50,000,000
per annum for war and other supplies
for the Philippines; bow much of that
(60,000,000 has been expended In Ore
gon? Wbylsitnol spent heref Tbe
answer Is simple.. It Is not necessary.
Tbe state is "sulid" for tbe Republl
cana and tbe administration apendi
the money In California and Washing,
ton, where It will do tbe most good
California was Demooratlo also about
tbe same time Washington was. If
this state ahould sNo go Demooratlo
and tbe administration should think It
advisable In order to get this state Into
line to spend (10,000,000 per annum
here, what of It? From a purely Re
publican standpoint, would this b an
Irretrievable disaster?
Call For County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe
following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my offloe on and after
May 12tb,1002. Interest on same will
oease May 10th, 1903. All Lane ooun
ty warrants from'.registered number 2896
to 8063, both lnoluslve.
Dated Eugene, Oregon, May 0, 1903.
A B Patterson,
County Treasurer.
One Yiar op Toll. Albany Dem
oorat, May 7; Yesterday was the first
annlvsrslty of the tolling of Albany's
steel bridge. The receipts tbe first of
the month had been (3,462. M, aud
slnoe then enough to make tbe total
approximate (8,500 for the year.
PERSONAL
M V Potts wtntto Portland today.,
Louis Johnson went to Portland to
day. Harry Baxter la down from Mar
cola. Hoa O H Baker returned to Walter
vllle today.
John Kelly and wife went to Port
land today.
C B Clement went to Cottage Grove
this afternoon.
MIbs Ada Hanson went to Creswell
this afternoon.
Miss Btella Dorrls went to Portland
today on a visit.
Mis Marie Ware went to Roeeburg
t vlay on land offloe business.
Mr and Lee Henry oame down from
Cottage Grove this afternoon.
H C Baogbman returned tbt alter-
noon from a abort trip to Junotlon.
Mr E Oraham oame up from Mou-
roe today to visit bar sister, Mrs W H
Kay.
Mrs B H Friendly and daughter,
Miss Carrie, went to Portland today on
a visit.
Mrs B K George left for points south
this afternoon In the Interest of the
Women of Woodoraft.
Miss Leta Parker, of Dexter, who
visited her aunt, Mrs Hugh Hampton,
returned home this afternoon.
Mrs Wall, wife of Rev G N Wall,
tbe Cumberland Presbyterian minister,
111 arrive here tonight from Milton.
J R Brown's family has arrived here
from Atkinson, Neb, tq reside. Mi
Brown will follow later with a oarload
of household goods.
Mr Z T Keyea and daughter, of
Fossil, who bave been visiting Mrs
Keyes' brother, Hon R A Booth, went
to Balem today to visit.
Mlsa Bertha Dorrls, of Albany, is
staying with her brother, M L Dorrls,
In Eugene during his wife's absenoe at
Independence for several weeks.
Miss Mabel Selover, of Portland, a
sister of Dr F E Belover, arrived up
from Portland this afternoon for a two
weeks' visit to reouperate her health.
Wayne Osburn, who has Just gradu
ated with high honors at tbe U B naval
academy at Annapolis, Md, arrived
home last night to spend bis vaoatlon
witb hia parents, Mr and Mrs F W
Osburn.
PIANO RECITAL.
To Be Given By Mrs. Hollen-
beck's Pupils.
Following Is the program of the
piano reoltal to be given by the
students of Mrs Rose Hi lieu,
beok, assisted by Mlas Grace Hoi
den, vlollulBt, and Hazel Huff,
vocalist, In the Cumberland Presby
terian oburoh, Baturday evening, May
10, at 8 o'olook. Admission free. All
are Invited :
.Norln
Lladow
Field
Orth
Czera.y
....Krogman
....Krogmas
Four Handi, "Maiurka No. 2"
Mlaiel KMon and Harris
Bmurllj Walts Ludorlo
May Douglas.
"The Hullo Box"
Rondo In E Hat
lna Wllktna.
Weellory
Child'. Walti
ThsRoblna Lullaby
Tha Flower Song
Lena Ream.
A Mill 8 ;earl old, who slayi 10 loloi
entirely train memory.
Beleoted
Pollih Danes Scharwesk:
Maad King,
Vocal Solocted
Haiel Huff.
Fluttering Learti Kolllng
Lala Horn.
Paplllloni No. 0-7-e Bchuman
Bauo Ootlnato Aramky
Norma Hendrloki.
"The Flatterer" Chamlnade
Edna Uarrli
Violin, Caratlna Raff
Braoe Holden
Maiaria Bldu
aflmoia Hlaian
Vemlta Henderson.
Liaatrnm Ann, lore long, Mo. 8 Lint
"Bark! Mark I Ins Lark" Uut
Nellie Williams,
"Jaimlne", Valie Kauner
Polonal.eup 71) No. 1 Chopin
Yalta kCnon
Four Handi, "Fau fare Dea Dragons". .BoioOTlti
kllsue Potts.
KUYKENDALL'S RECORD.
Senator Inman Sajs He Voted
Against the Chinese and
Japanese Exclusion
Memorial.
Died. B Sealea died this morning
at 6:80 o'oiook at his home about six
miles north of Eugene on the river
road, from kidney troubles. He was
aged 80 years, two months, S3 days
and leaves a wife and one or two son.
The funeral will be held Friday morn
Ing at 11 o'clock and the remains will
be Interred lu tbe Mulkey cemetery.
Interesting Prices.
Cigars.
t Chllde or Export cigar lOj
Pompilitr Fine Cut.
Chewing tobaooo Is No 1 at too a lb.
Coffee.
Do you know our 15a roast I equal
to others 20o and S&e. Glv It
trial.
Nails.
t lbs beet wire Calls 25c.
Market Baskets.
6c, 6c, 7o, So, 10c and up.
Cheese.
New lull oream cheese l&o per pound.
Crass Seeds.
All kinds fresh grass seeds.
Garden Seeds.
a paper fresh garden seeds 5o.
All kind of garden seeds lu bulk.
Hoes and Rakes
and torka at cost to olote out.
Stone Jars
Milk crocks andohurns per gal 12o
Ax Billy's Department Store,
Hit INDISN W1R VOTE.
Henator Kuykendall occupies the
most of Buoday morning's Register try
ing to excuse biB action lu tbe last
legislature, regarding the Chinese and
Japanese Exolunlon Memoribl. His
explanation Is evasive and be tries to
dodge tbe exaot question at issue.
Tbe facts are tbese: Beoator Kuy
kendall, npon January 24tb, 1801,
made a motion to strike out (page 137
Senate Journal, 1901,) parts of tbe
Memorial to Congress asking for tbe
re-enactment of tbe Exclusion Laws,
Including the part excluding the
Japanese. His motion to strike out,
was defeated, and tbe Memorial passed,
BUT SENATOR KUYKENDALL VOTED
AGAINST THE PASSAGE OF THE ENTIRE
MEMORIAL.
In the Qnal vote, Senator Inman, of
Portland, who Introduced the Memo
rial, neglected to call for tbe ayes and
noee, but we bave taken tbe precau
tion to have in our possession a certifi
cate from Senator Inman, stating that
Senator Ku Kendall voted against tbe
Memorial upon ii Anal passage.
SENATOR INUAN'S STATEMENT.
Portland, Oregon, May 6, 1902.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
In regard to tbe autlou of senator
Kuykendall upon the Memorial ask
ing for tbe exclusion of Chinese and
Japanese from tbe United mutes, will
Bay thai, upon the 24tn of January
1901, In the Senate of Oregon, he
voted against me Memorial. 1 ueg-
leoted to Ob II for the ayes aud noes, but
remember distinctly that be voted
against the Memorial.
Very truly
Kobkht D. Inman,
Senator from Muituomab County.
Tbe defeuse published in tbe Rouiater
la that Senator kuykeudall favored the
memorial as proposed to be amended.
But the memorial was never amended,
aud was never au Isbus before the sen
ate in tbe way as amended and pub
llsbed lu tho Kxlster. Hence the
amended memorial in legal phraseology
would b called immaterial, Irrevele
vaut aud frivolous, aud the senator's
defense is based upon something never
before the senate for discussion, But
It such an amendment bad been passed
aud If the memorUl as published in
tbe Register had been discussed, tbe
report of the proceedings as given in
tbe Oregonlan would Indicate that
Senator Kuykendall would have op.
posed tbe passing ol the sume.
The Weekly Oregouiau of tut date,
using tbe exact words, save: "In dlt-
ouaston of tbe munorltl, Seiialor Kuy
kenoall provoked a spirited debate by
moving to Btrike out tbe seotioue, ex
tendlug tbe act to Japanese aud other
Mougollaus, on the plea tbat the
Japanese were progressive and civil
ized. He further deolared tbat be was
personally opposed toall exclusion laws
aud believed that the United State
oould compete with the entire world
Tbe Dally Oregoolau of January 25,
lvw, in words used, says: "Kuyken
dall deuled that his motion was for
political purposes, and said that hi
was opposed to exolusiou laws on gen
eral prlnolplas. He believed the inttl
llgenoe audekill of Amerloau labor will
eualli It to oompeta suooessfully with
me wnoie world and thut exolusiou
nwi are unneoeBsary. ' Tbe quota-
lions are exact aud cau be eeeu at our
ollloe. In o: her words he moved to
strike out the Japanese clause b cnue
be did uot believe tht be oould euc
oeed In defeating tbe entire memorial,
but was personally opposed to all ex
clusion laws and voted In acoordauoe
with bis oonvlotion, when it came to
tbe Until vote upon tbe memorial.
He voted against tbe memorial.
Tbat tbe senator Is more miudful of
publlo oplulon upon the eva of an
electlou than be was during the last
legislature, and that he Is trying to
squirm around bis record la further
proved by tbe following ellpplug from
last week's Oregon rjtatu Jourunl:
TO LANE COUNTY INDIAN WAR VET
ERANS.
A circular letter baa been nnt i
each of tbe Lane County Indlau War
Veterans asking them to vote for the
reeleotlno of Beuator Ku. heudall.
The latter trlee tn eznuan hi. MnHn
In moving to indefinitely postpone ih
bill In the list 1 'irlelalurx B.kln,, r.
$30,00(1 for the ludlan War Veterans
by stating that tie did so because the
i.iuuui araeu lor was not I rge enough.
If the reason was b maflde why did be
not move to amend by maaiug j
amount laiger instead ol alilm tie
We print thef illowlngleiter from T
Walt of eal-iu, a inch explains it eif.
"To the ludisu Wr Veurans an
thlr friends ol UneCoao'y O.egou:
"I see there bos neen quite a lot nl
stuff lu print a. to what . x 'ia o
Kui kenoall should have aid in re
gard to i he oil Indian Wi.rVr e.an
when be was in lue lastOreami n ie.
"I was in the loony at iuelini.'U
epoke, aud heard with shame . nd
diguatmn (im1 I dru'l believB llirr Is
nnir..n ol the county tha1 ie honored
by belns: Mnmert after that gr n l i d
man, Geu Lane, but would bave felt as
I did) to have heard Mr Kuykendall
say, that these old mtn (they were
young men then) that weut to the
trout did notdeserve any eorui elation ;
they were not pa riots, they i.nly wei t
to tne iroui to nave men
lamilles from the tomahawk o- sea p-
inir knifeanil there was no nai rloti-m
Bucb aois of persoobl Intere t a that
Mr K dwelt eutireiy unon mat o, e
point aud scored the i ld men (wm
nine-tentbs of them now lie In their
grave-) most unmercifully.
"."lease tnink of it, lonorahle citizens
of Lane County.
"if Mr K dsuiesmy statement of the
above tacts, tell blm.ae lam near sixty
eight years old, it would be easy for
bim to come down to naiem ana aiaae
tbe writer retract. My place of busi
ness la So 191 State street, Salem,
Oregon.
"f rom lour lomratie,
T. B. Wait,
"Who served one year In tbe ludlan
War of 1855-8.
"Salem, Oregon, April 20th, 1902."
Hotel Anivais
EUGENE,
J VV Parrlsb, Cottage Grove
ftobt Alexander, Cottage Grove
A M White and wf, Cottage Grove
C H Baker, Waltervill
J C Phelps, Florence
Thomas Tuoker, Thurston
J D Creel, Albany
E F Rhodes and wf, Drain
Z T Keyes, Fossil
Jobn Mltobell, Blue River
W B Huntley, Lorane
A M Tbqrndike, Omaha
A J Molltor, B F
J Kirkbam, Portland
Nellie Lookwood, Crescent City.
J E Pelton, Ashland
C H Ball, Portland
O L Fawoett, Denver
J E Owens, Denver
Lee Armstrong, Oakland Or
F W Gorman, Portland
W F Gorman, Portland
HOFFMtN.
J B Crowley, 8 F
J A Kraham, Portland
F. 0 Keller, Whiting I wa
Jacob Keller, Whiting Iowa
O W Jobn"D. Wbltins Iowa
Conrad Killer, Kankakee III
Mr J W Shumate A dht Walterville
Sol Davidson, t'ottaue Giove
E H Phane, Wendllng
V L Leeper, N Y
F J Bhorey, Portlind
Miss Marie Staper, Mapliton
F W Osburn Jr, U 8N
A J Molltor, 8 F
Dr J BOImstead, Portland
G L Davie, Portland
Harry Baxter, Maroola
Geo W Slinon and wife, Chioago
U M Mevooholl, N Y
HEBmitb, Portland
Jennie Parvin, Dexter
Bertha Williams, Dexter
The Imperial.
voltage urove, Or. First oiiws.riampla
room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Batea
i.uu and $2.00 per dav.
Notice.
All applications for teaohers' posi
,ur Ubxl year must be Hied with
me cieric on or betoie June 1st, 1902.
Election oi teachera will take thee
me installation, of the new board
ui uirectors.
Dated May g.
Geo F Craw,
viera oi esciiool Dlstrlot Nn 4, Lane
uuuniy, uregon.
Died.
Mrs A Nelson, aged 81 years, daugh-
u. o riper, a prominent m.l,.nl
of Cottage Grove, died Tuesday night
from inflammation of the stomach.
She left a husband and a four-year-old
son.
: You V k 'A T
m
MARRiED.-Jason A Adkln, nd
Mies Josephine F Lemn.nn K...U -
Fern Kldge were married last .uni.
at the residence of the oluclatlng clergy
man.Rsy E C Sanderson. Ea.tT-.u.u
and Alder streets. The Guard ten
ders congratulations.
Wantbii.-a. fln.. i.. ....
!'...... . . " ue
-'e. Apt, at nnn
Hammond 4 Cheshire,
XT lfcWfcNlWvA,lVt
NEW ARRIVALS...
New Walking Skirts. All the latest
new goods in Ladies Summer Dress
Goods and materials for Waists
A number of good corsets in sizes 18 m arrl ,n
That sold for $,. t c, Z ',') Br'a a
-nOW (QC.
That the Cloth which goes into
Capps Clothin
and guaranteed by the
JACKSONVILLE WOOLEN MILU
To be 100 per cent just boil a sample of it it
Pure Wool, nickel's worth of Caustic
Is All Woo! . . . Potash tbat has been dis
solved in a half pint of water.
If any the cloth remains
P. f . a
alter a lew minutes boiling Web
tnere s cotton in it. Uut if fulllinidJ
lta Panne P trr r-i 4Vi'nvn '4. r . w
be anything left. 2? QoodsoJ
Meu's Suits $10 to 818.
Men's Trousers S2.50 to $6.
P. FRANK & SON,
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
First National Bank,
At Eugene, in the Stuto of Oregon,
at the close of busiuess, April 30, 11)02.
KKSOUKC'ES.
Loans and discounts $274, .507 Jfi
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 2,411 07
U S ltonde to securo circulation. . . 25,000 00
U S Bunds on hand 61,040 00
Stocks, securities, etc .' 211,123,07
banking house, furniture, and fix
tures 10,000 00
Other reid estate owned 1,2j0 04
liue fro ni national bunks (not re
serve agents) 1R4 41
Due from state banks aud hankers. 2,0X4 4!)
Due from approved reserve agents. 2bl,741 iJO
Intertud-Kevenue stamps 40 00
Checkr. and other cash items ... 2,312 SI
Notes of other National Hanks 1,140 CO
I'racti oual paper currency, nickels
aud. cents 329 18
LAWPUL JIONEV BE8EKVE IN BANK, VIZ:
Specie J 78,219 00
Degid-teuder notes .1,010 00
U. ri. certificates for fjold deposited 79,819 00
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treas
urer (5 of circulation) 1,250 00
J. W. KAYS' FURNIW
Embalmers and Funeral DM
Day & Henderson, Wrie'
and Embalmers. Cor, Hal
py1
E2EH w
Total 7110,203 42
LtABIUXIGS.
Capital stock paid in 50,000 00
Surplus fund 50,000 00
undivided profits, leas expenses
and tates paid 4,023 96
National Bank notes outstanding. 2,i,000 00
Due to other national bauks 18,897 90
iiue to otate Hanks and Bankers 2, 121 23
Individual deposits subject to
&k. 509,712 24
Demand certificates of denorit 100,508 09
Total.,
State of Oregon,
1760,203 42
County of Lane, f 8s:
I, F E Suodgrass, cashier of ( he above
named bauk, do soleiuuly swear that
tbe above statement is true to the best
oi mj RnowledRe and belief.
, P- E. SNODGRABH, Cashier.
BUDscribea and sworn to before me
mis siu. day of May, 1902.
Geo. F. Craw,
Kotary Public
Attest:
T G Hendricks
G R Chrism an
K Ju CHAJIBKK8
SEAL J
Woman Wanted.
For general housework No cooking.
Inquire at Guard Office.
Notice For special massage treat
ment of the scalp aud hair' call at 37
West Hixth street. For Udles only.
From R0SE61
SALE1
SUNDAY, MAY 15:
Given By the BrotherW
Locomotive Firema
Amuscmcntj at the Fair Oroia
Music by Third RtgimcntBsl
Rlcvcle Parf!. BallbllL fta
Motor Cycle Raco, fit
LHi.-i' Rirvrli Ricts. Cal
by Portland Conn
CIC EIC
Round Trip $
Train passes through EtP
at 7:40 a m
TICKETS ON SALE AT OEM
THE TIME UNO IB J
1HE DAY All
MEXICAN
HAND STAMPED
LEATHER FRAMES,
Carl"1
ColWW
WINTER PHOTO CO
SIS WillamtlteStl
You Can Get
S. H. FiSIEIDLY.
A Solid oik ildcboard lor $14.00, Jlo
Exttmion table lor $4.00
Dining chairs, cane teat. 73 ccnii.
Nunc Rocker lor $150.
Top Mattreai U-M-Spring
Maltrtmor $l.5.
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY & HENDERSON
ARMORY BLOCK-
TilEBonboriiere
640 Willamette street, Holdcn Building
litis rivtrr,
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sliiinff m,
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partT eskfS to nnier: Irv or.r v''l",y?.Jrt
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nin our own sll Ktvl i, ,ierrl pn o-l
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