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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1902)
Today's News Today. DAILY ED6EIE CTAED Today's News Today. VOL. 21. FRIDAY EVENING EUGENE, . OREGON, AUGUST 1 1002 rWe turn dull days into busy ones, fall and insDect our Bargain fniinforc " - - v. VVUIIIViJt 5-10-15-20ct counters Lots of Good Things on these Counters. HAMPTON BROS. OUR BARGAIN WEEK rm .Ir ma a ra Irnno.lflncr ih a Vint in rtnt if tappers, French Suitings and Oxford Shoes. Wrappers were $z.ou now $ l.ya. were 2.00 now 1.72. were 1.75 now 1.59. were 1.50 now 1.23. were 1.25 now .99. were .85 now .71. LL C . 1 n fr See fins dtyrtay of French Suiting in window. TerlCn SUIIingS Begular price 40cto per yrd now 23cts. Jort a few Hct-nooorjs inc. ooine toaay or you will be too late. Our shirt waists are going lam at prices lest than coat, flow is the tims, don't wait 'till tomorrow. Oxfords golna to make room for the winter sti.de of shoe'. Our oxfords will b olosed out at remarkably tow pricei. 8re windov.for prices. FRANK DUNN Gold Comfort Is try welcome on a hot day and hot day are not ver? far off. Good , reMan, therefore, for eaUiog your at teotion t iee, which we supply in "la sired qualities at statei t.m-a, FRANKLY SPEAMNC. ... We want yonr orders for iesi jast frn!tiy spakiny, wecaa fill them to your . u action. Milliard's BEEDREfjICE Eocene, Oregon ?saoooooooco SPECIALS 2 I OK aX. WALLPAPER! For This Month OVERTON Wall Paper Co. 37 West Eiehtn Street taeoooaocoi Ih Plaster Adamaatine Praster goes not Crack, freak or Run, Guarantee it. fireproof-Waterproof Caodrirenailiinto or " r" it without breakage. Ojrottaandplaete,. : I J L. X.OMR ADn WeetSth treet, EuTene, Oregon, See Those $i.5o and $2.00 SHOES n Display at IRAK'S SHOE STORE OREGON PRESS ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting to Be Held at New port August 14, 15, 16. MOMINNVIM.B, Or., July 3, 1903. Editor Guard Dear Bfr: Tbe fif teenth annuil session of tbe Oregon Press Assoc atinn will bs beld at New port, Oregon, August 14, 15 and 16. It is tbe intention for tbe members to reaoh Newport on Thurs day, the 14-li, and tbe first business session will be beld on tbe morning of the 15 h at 9 o'clock. Transportation arrangements have been made with the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co., the Southern Pa. clflo and the Corvaltiasnd Eastern rail. roarta to take members to tbe place of meeting on tbe usual basis exobange for advertising. Tbe hotels bae granted a rale off 1,25 and ft SO per day. An Interesting proa mm fa being ar ranged for Friday and Haturday morn tnga. Tbe afternoon will be given up to sight eeelngor a dip in the briny deep. La; down your pencil and shears aod give your think tack a few days respite. For the executive committee. F B Harding, President, Notice Notice is hereby given that my wife, Edna Goodpasture, bss teit my bed and board, and I will not be responsi ble for any debts contracted by her. Dated tbls let of August, 1902. Hlgued: TV A OoobPasrrjBB. ill OP , BARRY- TRACT He Is at His Old Tricks of Holding Op Ranchers. Steamer Hnmbolt Has on Board $500,000 Gold. Serious Accident. Special to the tmara. PoR LAND, Aug 1. J, W Lawrence, an employe of the City and Suburban railway, wnne working m the east side power house this morn ing, was seriously iniured and may die. His clothing caught oh a revolving , shaft ana ne was whirled around at a rapid rate. Held Up a Rancher, ' Special to Guard. " " Wenatchee, Wash. Auk 1. Harry Tracy is again at his old tricks. He held ud the ferryman at Jenkins on the Oolumbia at daylight this morning and crossed the river. Later he held ud a rancher and robfted him of f 30. wenatchee is in the ex treme southeastern . part of Chelan county, in Central Washington, where the Great Northern railway crosses the Uoiumbia nver.J Big Load of Gold. Special to theOoaas. San Francisco, Aug. 1. The steamship Humbolt ar rived here today from Alaska with $500,000 of Klondike gold aboard. Failed to Swim Channel. Special to the Guard. Dover, Aug 1 Swimmer Holbien who attempted to swim the English channel on a wager today, failed to do so. The tide was too strong and he was compelled to be picked up by a boat. He swam 30 miles in 12 . hours and . 22 minutes. ' Charge of Treason. ; Special to the Soan). .......... London, Aug. 1. Colonel Lynch wasTtoday committfid for trial. The grave charge of high treason is brought against him. . Public indig nation is raised against him. FRIDAY EVENING NO 27 TRACY SEEN AGAIN.! JUNCTION -NEWS. Outlaw Spends Daj at Wen-: General and Personal Mote atchee Ranch. hesoco south mail rmsi. hPoK.tSB, Aon l.A Wenatchee special to t ho Hpokins o. Koyiew save From 10 o'clock yesterday morning uoiutfo-oloettM nlhf, Hrry Tracy tbe notorious ouiUw, was an uowel oome gtteet at tbe ranch of W A Ban, oers aod 8 1 McEldowuey, six mill uown toe Uoiumbia River, 'lraoy oame out of the Cascades, riding on none, with a pack un another, and ieadlog a third In reserve. He carried a Wlnebtsterand two revolver. He toofc dinner and supper at the ranch, keeping the man wii overed with bis r.flX i.iwH-d evening bi f.inU MoEIUow. oey l rlng hint twj fresh tioraee and lur.i I sa Di 1 ided animals. Bs then took Muiders saddle and ordered Me- hiidowaey to go wiib iiiin to a band ferry 10 miles down the Columbia, bui Mrs iioctuowuey .began to cry. as Tracy said be wauld not tuaUt on that, and left alone. Be threatened that if hU i rssenoe were made knawn he would return and do some kliiiog. He beadrd snath. lb man tailiedexaoily with Tracy's dewrtpt 03, esren to tbe mote on bis face. He gave a complete aco.ium of bis experienoe since eeotp'ng fr xn Si- sat, luoluding tbe killing of Merril aod bw narrow escape from capture a attl' , He said that two of tbe horses he took from a sheep camp in the mountains, and the third was given otm by a prospector. P Q Etstwlca-, Jr., formerly of Port land, and wbo was major of the third battalion oftheSecocd Ofgmi Volun teerslntbe Pblllpplues, b-jnt been elested ca-bter of tbe Sao Fraoclsoo branch of the International Hanking Corporation, the big financial concern recently oranizd in Vuw York, Buffalo Hil 'i Wi'd West Httow will m.ts Alb ley on tbeir Wtstero 'oar. BREVITIES, The timber orsse hn taken the country by storm. Oil-i Tout has given op bis Albany dirt otory and tnrned the basiness over ti GdIo 4 H'.rattaln, a ho have the contract for putting up the honse cum bers there. Lamtjtt Williarm of Pot Hand is visiting bis parents, Mr and M B Wit. Hams of East 18 h street. He fs em ployed by the Heathen PaoiOeCom. pany end is out on a two weeks vacs tioa. Djlly 8 aicsoian : Edward Craw totd, one of the dry goods clerks of Balem, ha acoep'ed a position in F E Dunn's store at Ejuene aod will go there lo a abort time. Ed hat been lo tbe employ of Jos M eye's A Hons, of Salem for a few year. Al'iany Democrat: Uug. are hogs tbeedas. The highest prlos is being paid fur h' gs on foot tiered tor several ears, 6 ts a rt-utid, Tbla makes hog m ai biV.ale about 7 cents dressed, Tb"S who have plenty of bogs are up with tbe bop men, Lebanon Criterion : n h Alexander, senior editor t the Espre-Advanoe, has O'Chaiied Jin Ketm's boose and two lots, situated ten b'ocka east of tl, Bl Charles Ht-I aod ha. moved into the ame. We are glad to know that prosperity ha struck at least one of tbe oewrpsper men in Lebanon, BOHEMIA SHELTER. Ought to Be Built at Eugene Cottage Grove. or State Journal: If the proposed smelt? for the Bohemia mines should be loottrd to oi 20 miles this side of tbe mints, u prcpowd, it would not be as fav.irabt a location as If placed at Cot-tg-Grove or Eugene. At Eogene It wnulii fce equally oonvenluent for Bo hemia, isiue River and tbe Fall Creek country along the Middle Fork of tbe Willamette. Railroads would then soon be built from Eugene op tbe Me Keoile and up the Middle Fork, and a great mining dittrlct would be opened np to furnish ore for tbo smelter. Near tbe railroad and fiver a few miles east of Eugene would be a good site for a smiiter. From Here, A SURVEYING CONTRACT. B. C. Perkins Will Leave la Few Days for Upper Willamette 5 Country. H U Perkins, of Grants Pass, former ly of Lane county, was in the city edty or two ago preparing to take sur veying party into tbe mountains at tbe head of the Middle Frk of tbe Will amette, He has been awarded the ooutraot t3 survey six townships along tbe tine of the Oregon Centtat Mil . tary wagon toad land grant, where) it crosses tbe Cascade Forest Reserve, and thinks tbe Job will take between two and three months to finish. His party wilt be composed of seven men, two being oomps3tmen,twoobeln- bearers, two axmen and a cook. Six park horses will be nsed in transport ing theeampenifit, and the trip will be sumewnat of a picnic, aitbongb it will Involve climbing up steep hill and ratting paths through dense 'rush. The party will go around by Crater bake in order to reach tbe scans of the new turvey, but this portion of the trip ctn be tskcu by wagon road from ra Pas. a utwtuir. Bpsei.l totii. aairj. JownoK Citt. Jub- EO -P W a VVaoD.rf Eugene, was a passenger on i ueeuay to Monroe, : . A R Morten returned from Portland Friday, C P Houston was a county seat visit or Monaay, Hod L 'f Harris, of Eugene, was in our city Monday. i l AlekifB is at Aisea thla sraek buying eblttem bark. Mrs N L Lse and son Clair ratotaad from Portland Sunday, , The stage on the mall route betwrwn Junction and Dead wood now rooa nn to Mapleton, Isaiah Blayter, tbe Blaohiev m.r. chant, earns out Monday for a load of gooos for bis store. ; A bill poster was paper! tbe eitv Wednesday, advertising Battels Bill's Wild West Show which plays in Eu gene August 2ttth, John J Becker scant tbe past week at Bails. Mr Becker has baruained for a farm near that plac and will move his family there in September, Jesse Darnel lie and Jot- NiehU were in Eugene Monday and saw Ran. Heatoo and are positive that be to the man wanted ft r tbe murder of Benton Tracy, He cannot prove ian alabl. G W HaiKtsaker baa oome down from .Eugene to tnansge the Milling Co business during the season. We predict that they will do a tarss stor age business as the owners of same ar Lane county's most substantial citi zens. 8 O Millet shipped a ear of tttesp and bogs to Portland Sunday. There were 74 head of hogs that averaged over 00 pounds each. They weighed before shipping 16,780 pounds, and ss weighed off tbe car at the "yard" their weight was 15,750 pounds, a shrinkage of only ten pound. Wbo can beat that? Mr Millet watered sad fed the bogs just before loading on ear. A P Stttterswortb, Jr, editor of the Harrtoou'g Bulletin and T 0 Hawaii, of Monroe, bad a lawsuit Monday In JustlC3 h W Clark's court, Amount sued for was 137.50. Bewett advertised his farm fur sale in the Buiietln nd Editor Betters wot tb was to charge nothing for said advertisement. Bat if tbe advertisement was Ihe means of bringing about a sate of the farm Mr Bettersworlb was to have S per cent eomiBlseion, Bam Fawver read tbe advertisement in the paper and bought the farm. ' Mr Hawett then refused to to pay the coamalssiorj, becee the Hit. The jar; brought Is a verdict in favor of Mr B t ersworth for H9 79. Boa L T Harris, of Eagene, ' represented the plain tlfl and Hon W 8 McFaddsn, of Corvaills, represented the defendant, WILL PICK HOPS AUGUST 18. S. Smeed'a Fugles Will Bs Ready lo About Two Weeks. ! 8 Smeed, of Weltervlile, has a vary early crop of hops. He has a variety known as the' "Fugles" wbleb ripens sooner than others in tbe neighborhood. He intends to commence picking on ' Moada', ' August 18, about three or four weeks earlier than other people. His crop is good and tbe quality is a rat class this year. i i Daily SMasmaitt Mr Gross soil party exp-cw to have on next Mon day fr Belknap Borings for a mattU outing and recreation, ; CARPETS... 75 Patterns to Select from AT J W. Kays Furniture Co uur Motto to Please f W. B. McKiNKEY, Phone, R.ed 6M, rassMiSisiSstiaaaiajliMii,.,!,! J Fruit Jars . . . all styles lots of them, " Prices Right. & & & 43P L. C SKEELS. I847 Rogsra Bros A 1 Ware, Free. -. - j M r - ', 1 1 1 . . Yerington's 9th Street Drug Store ' C' . , , J " - SK Singapore pineapple S ' . Jn 3 lb cans at 20e per ean, - 4 ; I , ; Wnj for lh warm weather, It PSIUK Spriae stock" of yy goods, garden tools, cultivators,, rubber -and cotton hose, spray pumps m complete, .. Get oar prices. Oar of Studsbaker wagons iusfc m. Everything in Hardware,.; , , , No 50 C ,; I r ' Ninth and Oak, 3 L , L,Oil, EU6BSE -MAPLET0N STAGE. Tbe California, Oregon and Idaho Co, Took Possession This Morning. Th Eugene-Maplemn stage line which !. heretofore teen conducted t y K bangs was turned over this morn ing to the California and Idaho Stage! Company. The stags ts daily ;opt Sunday and wtti have ug ce bead quarters at tb Wella-Fargo Exprete nfBoe. R M Donahue wbo bas the contract for carrying tbe mails has em ployed fbs above named ootnpany to do tb work for him. He will act as gent for tbe line at this ettd of tbe route, Tbe lioe will be equipped with two new stagf-ooaches about August IStb. traffic 1. good over the route and bu.i. oes is growing larger svsrf year. Furniture For Sale . Grrifi .Luiar of hatat famltaw, ouotitting i,1 ftirsitsi, esibt baddisY, duiio., kitehsa otsoiiu and tc Alt til chattel) of the Hotel Eugene tat tmU at private sale. Saturday August 2. -Call On T. N. Sear At Hotel Eugene. Prepared Food for Every Meal QUICK SALE & CO. v. : Prepared for Breakfast Luncheon Dinner and - Sapper Caste to our Store See for yourself, J We could not begia to enumerate the I articles. J. U. GREEN & SON. ass :o: we save you mm& 1 1 Toda y, Tomorrow and Ij( Every Other Day ' d yoo Urapitef jJo to. ii t t Itkt sdv-Bhge of yw htraerrsw WE GIVE YO0 GOOD VALUES ABD A SQUARE DEAL em, j,r itl Ihmf fa0J.t it
