Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 13, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextToday's News Today. DAILY EUGENE GUARD, Today's News Today. - . . , I VOL. 21. SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON,; JUNE 13 1903 SATURDAY SEVEN I NG NO 116 HAMPTON BROS. THE WOMAN TOLD And her Ften:c Ma her Father Arrested 'or Counterfeiting. REPORTS FROM THE BASEBALL GAMES Two G.imes Thi Afternoon -Al. bany Mae E xuses For De feat in Advance. : t:tsc- .1 tlii Sale Days-Wednesday and Saturday Wall Paper and Paint A great variety and the finest line in the city A new fresh stock just received Call and Inspect Our Line of Goods And we are certain will be satisfied.... you GORDON The Housefurnisher 26 East Ninth Street. All Kinds of Furniture Made to Order at DAY HENDERSON'S CORNER WILLAMETTE AND 7th STREBT5. 1 WE SELL FURNITURE CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY ELSE IN EUOENE. RIPE OLIVES in Bottle or bulk. CHMANN OLIVE OIL. 1 We have the agency for the celebrated EH MANN m.TVP. Dir. nnrf OLIVES which enables us to : sell you EXTRA QUALITY Olive Oil and Olives ' as cheap as you can buy meaium quality sum .Ui 21 oz bot Ehinann Olive Oil ?1.00. : 10 oz bot Ehmann Olive Oil .55. 4 oz bot Ehmann Olive Oil .30. Sold only by GEO. T. HALL & SON. Hot Days will eoon be in evidence again, the careful Dresser prepares beforehand. Per haps you are now planning to get up . something in the way of a skirt or shirt waist We can help you in several ways; in Quality, Style and Price. A broad (.bowing here of all that is desirable in WASH GOODS. 1he kind that has the cool appearance-also feels cool when in wear. A skirt or shirt wai-t out of this dainty material will be a help to your summer comfort. Come and let us Show you these Goods. n COCKER LINE 4 WETHERBEE.J Fata Cave n A Iron Mv ur.tiin Kept Two W v s in Same City But l ina ly Caught. (Scrip) s News Association.) Scuttle, Juiie 13. James MaoCor mack is under arrest and iu jail hero for boinc, too muchly married. His is a peculit r case. For sorvenil months MiioC'ormack has been tin' possessor of and enjoyed the couli.lt luu uf two wives, both residents of and having separate homes iu Seattle. He alternated his residonco between the homes of the women. Finally one became suspi cious and had him watched, with the result that he was caught iu is biga mous relations. The other woman will not desert him. Slugger Goes in Training. (Scripps News Association. ) Alameda, Oil., June 111. James J. Corbctt went iuto training here today for his light for the heavyweight prize- ring championship of tho world with Jelfrios. Killed by His Own Gun. (Scripps News Association.) Keswick, Cal., June 111. Depuly Sheriff O'Xeil accidentally fell today, his self-cocliing pistol being iu his hand ut the time. In falling ho in voluntarily ptdled tho trigger and shot himself through tho body. He died shortly afterwards. Death in a Mine. (Scripps News Association. ) ' Redding, June ID. Tho face of a sub-stope in tho Iron Mountain mine caved 111 this morning, catching three of the miners. They were crushed to doath. Arbitrator Wanted. (Scripps News Association.) San Francisco, June Kl. The cor on's union of tho street railway employees and tho representatives of the united railways in conference today were unable to agree both on the question of hours uf labor and the compensation. It was decided that the third arbitrator should be called preferably a judge of a higher court. After Stage Robbers. (Scripps News Association.) Redding, Cal., June 13. Two largo posses left hero this morning In search of the parties suspioioned of holding up the stago near hero tho other day. It is believed important capture will be made. The Woman Told. (Scripps News Association. ) Houston. Tejas.Juuo 1.1. A gang of ouuterfoiters have been located and arre.-ted Bfter ten years of operation and having passed thousands of dol lars of spurious money. A daughter of oue of tho counter feiters in a burst of confidence told her prospective husband of the opera tions of the gang. There was a stand ing reward of two thousand dollars fur their capture, and this proved too much for the loyalty of tho man In whom tho daughter had reposed con fldence. He gave the secret to the United States secret service men and tiny gathered the offotidcrs In. Three re arrested. As the silver coin was oi the same value of the government militate, was fairly ncuted, cir culating with hardly u ,,n--t ion, the officers ere not a Utile elated over the rapture of the people who t ad caused them so much trouble. Two ttiltli: (: t.od geti'ts I all weie repotted to the lil ullerniion iu ii ilie scores liy timings were posted on the bulletin board before an interested crowd. Albauy is eryit on i count of the good play- rs sent to ph-y then; and the Herald pot out a pltl.'ul wail tins morning about ' ' Cit lifm i-iulis' coining to mop lite earth with the "Homespuns." While the Herald is about it tho papor might give somo truth o its rcadors. Also tell why it says that tho homo team will bo stronger next week, etc Albany money has been hunting iu Portland. Scores at the end of the ninth tu nings are as follows. At Reselling, Roseburg.lt; Sidcm M. At Albany, Albany, J; Kugeiio 5. The final scores can be seen 011 the three bulletin boards conducted by tl.o (iuard, at Roberts' Itros. cigar store, the Postal telegraph otllco and the liuard otllee. MISS TIBBETTS CRITIC TEACHER Another Appointment of Eugene Student to Southern Oregon Norma! Faculty. Another appointment uf u Kuic'iic student to tho fut'iilty of tho Son th ru Oreiioii State Normal school t ehlmi(l 1i8 inutlo at the nit'cUntf of 1 he regents tho other tiny. Mips IMJti I'il'lietltS uhofct' homo ia in Kui-no, I ma I wen olot'tftl critic teacher iu the Normal School. M Us TilflietU id a daughter of Mm. W. White tf this city. She Imp hoeu nttemliiiK tho Nurin'il School for tho umt your hi id una graduated from that innt it tit ion with hltfh hnnorn during the present woojt. She ill assume her duties at tho open ing of the fall apsaiun. Thin its the third lueiio Htudeiit who littn been called to till placeH on tho faculty of tho S. O. 8. N. S. Chan. Hodinond was tho firHt, II. 1. WattH socond. and MIhh Tihhetta tho lust. CASES DIS POSED OF Ad ourned Term of Court Adjourned This Morning. Civil Suits Decided Hamilton The Term Begins Monday. by Judge Regul.r Next Mohawk Logs for Corvallis. . A Corvallis dlsptdeh of Juno VZ suyn: A Jure drivo or loge is duo 10 arrive ut Corvullia alioiit the lfith of July. They are tho property of tho Corvallis Sawmill Company, and are now in tho Mohawk river. Harold Strong, representing tho conpauy went to HlodKntt a few dayg ago to arrange for a tdiipmnnt of lofpi from that point daily. He will return to- da; and proceed immediately to tho point ou the Mohawk from which the drive will etart Homo time thta week. Ho w ill upend a few dayH Huh ititf, and will ho ou the ground to boo that no time Ib lotit in getting the logB ntartod. The drivo conh.Hta of 3,U0, (MH feet of tir and 1,000,000 feet of hard wood, and several montliB will ho retpiired to convert iuto lumbor, Prisoner Secured. W. II. Voting, who Ih wanted In 1Mb city on a charge of obtniniiiK money under false pretenses, has boon up pieheneded by t'hief Hunt's force of Portland, mid will lie brought back to Kimono toniuht to answer for hie rime beforo Judge Hamilton. Voting's offense was in impersonation a life liiBiirance agent and securliiK I'red Lamb's custom fur the Now York ,ife lisiiraiice Compiiny without authority. Mr. Uinib is out f tri by the triinsai lion. It has proved that VouliK Is antil at othei- places for sin'ilar crimes. Constabla Hinlth Is iu Portland after him. Juvenile Field Meet. i H. Friendly Shirt-Waist Sale 1 -3 off all Waists The adjotired term of circuit court which convened yesterday afteruoou, adjourueil ut 11 o'clock this forenoon to moot in regula r session Monday. Tho following cases were baud led yesterday afternoon and this fore uoou : l' C. Sharkey et al. ; vs. C. P, Cau diani, ot al.; report of referee. Uuder advise Ulout, J. V. Slniniiile, vs. 11. A. and Alice Mullen; to recover money. Con tinued for term as to Alice Mullen, 1!. S. Kabul vs. C. P. Houston and M. J. Houston, to recover money. Dismissed. Johaues J, ltrauti vs. Alidl-ett K. Hrauti; divoree. llismlssed. II. W. llurd vs. W. J. .M or ford and S. U. Morford; to recover money. Default oKiiiust V. J. Morford. K. Dunn vs. J. llawlcy and llnwley, partition. Demurrer to auswur. Lutler mlvtsomout. KlizaJ. Dick vs. O. A. Campbell, as administrator estate of J. M. Dick, deceased; to recover money. Order to open deposit ions. Ij. C. bkoels vs. Deusmore & Ful ler; to recover money. Default as to defendant, C M. Deusmore, and judgment for $20o.H5 and costs. Con tinued as to J. 1. fuller. Ij. C. Hkoels vs. C, M. Deusmoro; to recover motiey. Judgment for aud attorney fee, t'X. with 10 per cent lnterost. D. A. Ross vs. Kugouo Lumbor Cotu)auy; to recover money. Dis missed. William Kylo vs. O. W. llurd; in junction. Leave Knmted to with draw demurrer and file answer. Johunes J. llrautl va. Andrea 10. Hrauti; divorce. Continued. (ooruo Murch vs. W. J, Vauubnu; to recover in onoy. JJofault. R. I. linker va. Mattle Muttauor and John Mattauor; to recover money. Default as to Mattio Met- tauer. ('ontinuod as to Johu Mot tatior. Mary Ward vs. Ocoikd D. Ward divorce. Charles Ostrander vb. W. L. Dillilap mid R. D, Duulai; to recovor money. Judgment for (.ihr.8.r, Interest at 6 por cent., attorney fees, fTif), and sale of attached property. A. U. llovoy and & Company, ot al, rs W. L. Diiulap and It. U. Dtinliip; to recover money. JudKmeut for IUKI.- 40, interest ut 8 per cent, attorneys foes of f-'HI aud sale of attached prop orty. Poweshiek County Hank vs W. L. Dtinliip aud Ray D, Duulap; to re cover money Julf(mout fur a-sil, in terest at 8 por cent $10 attorney fee, sale of attuched property. The llootll Kelly Lumber Company vs. Win, Chrishulm; foreclosure. Con tinned. I.lzlzo N. Thompson vs. II. Rush and Hitrah J. Rush; foreclosure, De fault. I). M. McUrandy, et al, vs. Ktinoue Baseball Company, (a corporation) Injunction. Dismissed, Dolle E. Thomas vs. The Hooth Kelly Lumber Company, (a oorpora lion); to quiet title. Deniuror with drawn. Leave to file answer Monday Htato Land Hoard vs. Dora II. Hlmp son, etal; foredoure, A. C. Wood cock for plaintiff. Continued. W. K. Hrown vs. Herth M. Wilson et al: foreclosure. Judgment for eVifil, 11, Interest at 8 percent, attor ney fee of t-'t) aud sale of attached property. The Maasllllou Thresher Company vs. (Joortfo Howman aud wife; con flrmutloii Continued, No better or more cotn ploto rifsortnioiit of dainty WHITE WAISTS than we lniVHon Hiile has huon shown anywhere this tiason. Stilish, woll-niiulo waists at an attianlive tani;o cf prict's. Kach re; risoiit inj; thn lo st valuo fvur offered at tho price $234 :u 2.00 1 .84 1.07 ! -" 1 .50 1 .34 1.17 I -f"' I.OO .84 l.im 67 '" BO 44 The Best Brands Only ek our coiinteiH mid shelves, no matter what particular kin. Is of canned iroods are to your liking soups, potted meats, corn, tomatoes, salmon, peas, ehiw-chow, or other pickles it's all one to us, and that one tho very best obtained in any price. There's it good ileal In tho packing, no less than In tho veuo- tables meat, fish or fruit themselves. vu words cover them all hero Tho Host. W. M. GREEN, Phone Main 'Jo 1 111!) Willamette HI. OOOO 000$ OOOG GO OOOO OOOO 0: 8 Mid-Summer g Showing of Muslin Underwear We have received Rome of the O daintieHt things ever ehown 0 Vor Bumnior wear Corset Covers, Short and Long Skirts. 13 Ranging from 25c to $2.50 for (!oiHt Covors and O 80c to $6.00 for skirts. O Big Showing in Shirt Waists at Reduced Prices. o New Oxford Waistings at 30c and 75c g TOLMIE & TRAVER 1 i o o OOOOOOGtiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Successors to V. Frank & Son. Monmouth Normal Rtjents. Salem, Or.. June I.'. (Jovernor Chamberlain has sp dinted Judtte C. K. Wollertoli of AlUny. . H. V liuller of Monmouth, a.id S. II. Kt.kii of Kutreue. to me d theOiI" On the I'niversity oval Monday j iiff. rnii.m tlieie will bo held a (treat athletic Colif.ht l.twe'll the track teams if til" Heaver Athletic (.'lllb and the Tici-rs. Ii.e Ili-avers i.re from the eiiith en I of the city and the Tit; i. fioi" " iorthern pirt. The boys ale miliclpatil.K a close conti-ft. Man Cut in Two. COTTAGE GROVE CARNIVAL QUEEN leader: The vntliiK contest for Carnival Queen is wsilng warm be t ween the BUDiiorters of the various eaudldatea for the royal honors and Increased Interest promises to be . vi-. i. ton. i t .ii. awakened In the coutest liefore the .'.i .'i ii,',',. .ci,lei,t. ever noil. cli neit Weiliiesilay ereuliiK, -,,,red h..re yeslVrdsy, wheu Clyde June ITtb. The vote at the last coat ; V.vmsti. an e oye st tho West before going to press was as follows: null, was litemlly cut in twain men I ' rs of the I- rd M iiili.tiuf 1, .v..rinsl Sell, SI .1 l a bin saw. The saw entered the I,, iiv at the shoulder and made a i-le, ii i iil throuilh the entire length, I.HMimthe two halies oil the con vsyur, a terrible tlglit to Uhold. Miss Uors Kpeulding Miss lilanche Johusou Miss Ieta Sauford Miss Kflle Htewart Miss Kthel Wooley MlstUsltLa 1 The Season is Almost Here FOR CAMPING PROVISIONS. We have them in every class and kind which you may need. Our stock of Canned Meats 1st The largest stock of Canned complete Iu every detail, 'lry our Deviled, Potted and Dried Moats, Kvory Ve packag etablo in the etly. guaranteed first class. Try IIKINZ CHOW CHOW Iu bulk. Also bottled relishes of every kind. THE VIA) KLLIAULU t'hnn Red 1211. I XF tlUinrr Next door J !IIHI Ms new Uperanouse BONBONIER E BREAD THE BEST-WHY? Itecauae we Diake llread making a sprclally. The leullniy l nil It Ion are as good as cleanliness can make thorn. We titt our llim. and lue nothing but the ls t nioney can buy, and eveiv pound i tlou' ' sifted. This bread can always le found at the llakeiy, .-i tliote Htores, where the broad cases are marked "Honbotilero llriiu." Phone 130-1. Free DeUv Ty . F. B. DUNN, Proprietor.