Daily Eugene guard., October 13, 1902, Image 1

DAILY EUGENE GUM
Today's News
Today.
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EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, OCTOBER 13 1902
MONDAY EVENING
NO 87
Today's News
Today.
D.
Our Fall
Trade
Opening
The best that the
New York market
affords in
Dress Goods,
Waistings,
Jackets,
Capes, Furs
WHO IS ALLOW
ED TO PLAY
Our Hock li complete
In every department
GENTS CLOTHING
We hart a complete line.
HAMPTON BROS.
We have commenced and are
running at full blast one of the
Grandest Reduction Sales
m Fall Dress Goods
known in our history. 65c and 75c goods j
cut to 39c and 49c. Simply overstocked
and must reduce regardless of cost. Not
over 10 yards sold to any one person. After
sale closes remaining goods will be sold at i
regular prices, so don't delay. Today is1
tne time, bale may close any day.
flta you sec It in our ad,
you Know It.
See Window Displays.
Frank E. Dunn.
r
A FULL LINE OF
Heating and Cook
Stoves.
Prices Low.
LOUGHMILLER & PETER.
College Association Has
Adopted Rules Gov
erning Athletics.
Meeting of Presidents. Deans and
Professors in Portland Satur
day AfternoonU. 0.
Not Affected.
As announoed Id Friday's Guard,
the College Association of Western
Oregon mot In Portland Biturdiy
a'ttruoon to hear the report of the
.miumiltee appointed In Eugene last
June to draw ud a eel of resolution
tn govirn athletloa in the oollegea and
schools of Western Oregon. The meet
ing was attended by fifteen presidents,
deans and profesaora of a doz9n West
ern Oiegou eduoatlonal) Institutions,
among whom were President P L
Campbell of the U O. The committee
was composed of Prof J B Horner, of
OAC; Principal SB Johnston, of
Fortlaud j Prof VV H MoCall, of Wil-
lamettee University ; President P L
Campbell, of University of Oregon;
Prof 11 L, Bate, of Forest Orove.
The sense of the resolution adopted
Is as follow :
First That it Is not advisable at
present to enter upon any formal or
ganlzitlon.
Seooud The president or prlnoipil
shall osrllfy t j the bona fide student
standing of all members of teams at
least fl re days before playing of any
game. A bona Site student shall be a
student taking not less than 12 periods
of reoltatlons per week.
Third No new student shall be al
lowed to partlolpate in any Intercolle
giate or lntersoholastlo game who has
not been entered as a student at least
two weeks prior to the game.
Fourth No person having bean a
member of a school or oollege atbletio
team during any year and having been
in attendance less than one oollego
half year shall be permlttbd to play In
any Interooileglate or Intersoholastio
oontest thereafter until he shall have
been in atteudanooalx oon seen live cal
endar months.
Fifth No student must be Influenced
to leave one aohool fpr another.
Hlxtli All game eohedules must be
submitted to college authorities for
euggeations.
Ladies' Flannel Waists
By Express this morning some of the newest
and latest designs.
Ladies' Jackets
ind Capes
Seventh Names of officials must be
submitted to authorities five dajs be
fore game.
Eighth la oase of protest of any
nature the protesting school shall
name an arbitrator, the school protest
ed shall name the .second and the two
shall name the third. The deolslon of
this oommitte. shall be final.
Ninth Coaohes and professionals
prohibited from intercollegiate or la
terecboUstlo games.
Tenth These resolutions be adopted
by all eduoatlonal Institutions of
Western Oregon.
TheU O team i. not affected by
these new rules a similar rules have
been In foros here for tome time.
SOLD THEIR GRO
CERY BUSINESS
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Beckwith
Will Retire From Active
Business Life.
Mr and Mrs L, O Ileokwltb, who
have conducted a grooery buslnes for
about 13 ysers In the building at lb.
corner of Seveuth and Wlllamstte
streets next door to the Ouard efHo,
have sold out to Mr and Mrs J 0
Hwall who have lived in Eugene some
three years. The work of lnvololng
the stock was commenced today and
as soon as it Is finished Mr and Mrs
Small will reopen the store for busi
ness.
Mrs Small will add aline of dry
goods to the store and oonduct that de
partment herself.
Mr and Mrs Beckwith will retire
from tctlve business life for the pres.
ent at leat and take a needed rest.
They started in business here with
nothing, and in these 13 years, by their
oarcful . and straightforward busluss
methdd they have had a splendid
trade and now own the property In
which the store Is located, besides
other vblutble business property and a
numner of residence lots. They Intend
to erect n bnuk build lug on their gro
oery i tore eon ir In the not fr future
While our stock in this line may not
be as large as others, still we have
many good things, and the host values
on earth
Wait to see our New Monte Carlo Jackets.
They are expected by express in a few days.
They are hummers.
iOCKERLINE &
WETHERBEE
New McCIung
Building, Cor.
8th and
Willamette Sts.
Saturday's Football Games.
As the Ooakd predioted, Faolflo
University of Forest Grove mot de
feat at the haudsnf Whitman College
at Walla Walla Hatdaiay. The score
was 28 in 0.
Portland High Bohool defeated
Columbia University, 11 toO.
The U O Medical College defeated
Hill Military Academy, 6 toO.
McMlnnvllle College defeated Me
Mlnnviil-j High r'ohool, SO to 0.
8 mf ord 12; R-lianoeO.
Yule 10; Brown 0
lUivur.i i2; Maine 0.
Princeton 11; Annapolis 0.
Le Roy Mine Officers Chosen.
The animal stotkholdere' meeting of
the L.e Boy Mining Company convened
at Conine Grove Thursday and elected
the following directors for the ensuing
year: A D Le Boy, DtLW Brown,
J L Le Boy, W O Johnson and Dr
George Wall. The new officers' will
cot be Installed until November 1. At
that time they will eleet a president,
vioe-presldent, secretary and treasurer.
It Is stated that there will be a slight
change In the offloers, as three new
directors were put in this time. Their
property lies Detween the Helena and
the Crystal Company's property, and
la on the mother lode of the district.
A Wolf Killed.
Dr Henry Hopkins while ou. hunt
ing today ou the south tljps of Spen
cer's Butte killed a gray timber wol
whloh bt brought to town tbia after
noon. The animal measures
about six feet from nose to tip
of tall. Dr Hopkins killed it
with a shot gnn. It Is said , the wolf
has been playing faavoo with sheep In
that vlolulty.
SCHOOL
SHOES
Bill
That don't lit la
the wot. ll.de to
keep the feet dry
when It rains.
Herrloable, oom
forttblc shoes for
inter wear. 8e
thsn In onr window
JYoran's S
AIRSHIP
TRAGEDY
Two Aeronauts Killed
Wires Holding Car to
Airship Parted.
Troops Guard Colliery Openings
in Pennsylvania Russell
Sage IQnits Active J
Business.
Br Bcrlpp. News iuoclatlcra
New York, Oct 13. The
announcement was made this
morning thai Russell Sago,
millionaire capitalist, had re
tired from active business
life. Dr Munn, an old friond,
takes charge of his financial
interests. Sage is 86 years of
age.
Troops Protect Coalminers.
By Ssrlpp. N.wl Auoclatton
Tamaqua, Pa, Oct v 13.
Troops of the Pennsylvania
national Uuard lined the
highways leading to the col
lieries this morning. There
was no disorder.
A few additional miners
returned to work The strik
ers maintain a firm attitude.
Sultan Re-assures England.
By Horljip. News Association
London, Oct 13. The Sul
tan of Turkey authorizes the
embassy to Great Britain to
assure the British govern
ment that no agreement has
been entered into with Russia
for the opening of the Dar
danelles to Russian warships.
Fell to Their Death.
fly HorlppiNews AMCOlatlon
Paris, Oct 13. M D Brad
sky, a French aeronaut, and
his companion, M Morin, fell
to their death from an airship
this morning.
The start from the ground
was made successfully, tho
aeronaut apparent having
complete control of the ma
chine. They arose some dis
tance and sailed about, for
ward and backward, up and
down, for an hour, a largo
throng of spectators watching
the evolutions.
Suddenly when at a height
of several hundred feet the
car in which the aeronauts
rode was seon to part from
the airship.
It fell to the ground with
frightful rapidity. Bradsky
and Morin were instantly
killed, their bodieB being
crushed almost beyond rec
ognition.
Lehigh Coal Region.
By I orlppi N.wl Association
Hazlbton, Pa., Oct. 13.
The Lettimer colliery resum
id work this morning. The
operators claim that half the
old employees will return to
work. Two companies ot tne
Pennsylvania National Guard
are guarding the mines.
Other collieries in the Lie-
high coal region claim that
they will bo able to open
shortly.
Dpmeyer Lands Sold.
Albany Herald 1 .'oded In the
transfer of the Hjlm.d holdings of
timber land on the MiKfiiKie river and
Big and Llt'.'is Kail creek, amounting
to between 15,000 and 20,000 acres, to
the Booth-Kf My Lumber ( nojpany, of
Eugene, were over 3000 acres belong
ing to E E Upmryer, of Harrlsburg,
whlob was among tue very best timber
Id tbe sale. Mr Upmeyer was prnsl-
dontofthe Harrhburg Lutnlter Com
pany, whloh plant was reoen'iy pur-
ehaied by the Itooth-kclly Company.
Portland Jourclsl: B J Pengrs, the
railroad oon tractor of Koseland, le in
the city today. When seen at the Im
perial this morning be said lie had
nothing new to give out In rallroid
work, bat Intimated that there wuu'd
lx something doing soon. He Is litre
IjoklDg after some prospect', present
i and future.
Stoves and Heaters
. . The kind that Sell . .
Having bought a largo stock before tho
adyanco in prico, wo will soli at tho old
prico. Soo us for bargains in everything
in tho llouso-furnishiug Line.
WW
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Furniture Company.
Yerington's pth
Street Drug; Store
It Makes His Mouth
Water
If It wmLucuIIiis liiiurK'lf, wlum the
faatMlouH epicure boos tliu tuinptin
display of miiMed ttmckorel, iiHiinui
almnn, damn and tdiriuip that wo
have hi) read fur their ohniiso. Wo
have all kitnln of dainty inm-riwU from
the four ctirnern of thornrth in fruitH,
vePtahtofi. j mm lili atu "Ui-h for tint
table, at po.mliir prim.
J.U. GREEN & SON,
Phone, Main 351.
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ir 1 1 .3 1 v
A FEW HEW THIHGS
Fancy Salt Mackeral wjc
Oregon Cream Cheese, ia foil 25c
Limberger, per brick 40c
Imported Swiss 40c
At Geo T Hall & Son.
,y If You Would Have Everything in the Bakery Line That's v
.HAZELWOOD
Bakery and Restaurant.
Phone, Black 47-3. s
C. C. HAMMOND Prop.
ess ni" sw wrrti ' mr
Stoves J Ranges
A full line of hoatorB, stoves
and ranges.
S. L. Long.
No 50
Ninth and Oak.
1
Our
i Motto
1 to Please
e ken m well wlect(1 line "of Grooeriec
nnii frfwh vtetahlei of ail kiaila In their
;wn. retih KaraUK vhhia and aalted
iMiannta, 'i'ilianioolr, limbergr and
f.undy nhwae.
Givo ut n'Cnll.
McKINNEY BROS.
Phone, Red 6-3.
We Shout Together
Wo shout for (ho good things vo havojto sell.
YOU SHOUT
for the (tofl thlon yo cn tret hero. W r anilni to Nn.flt oncanothsr.
Yoq irt tii. R'kkIi, we K'ir4iitee the in ami Hi. rl(ht liricja, Wop't Jon
lijteb sail tlisa loia the li u. ,
NT Wilcrkn Groceries, Glassware, Crockery,
e 1 . YV lliUII, , Phone Main 911.