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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1906)
JOHANN ; HOGH MUST ; HANG niinnis Board 01 and Governor Refuse ; Clemency. JOHN MITCHELL AT PITTSBURG Personal. Webster Kincaid arrived home to- ' day. . r PittslinrtF Fol, 01 I-.. : .1 4 t i 'Mit.-ii .7. ' .i. v:. a. G. Mathews U striken with the . - v4 iuo jiiLcra reuerauou, fever ' 1 arrived this tuoruiug aud is iu center- i ' ; euce with the committee in charge of r rtt"K i,rew 18 mus fever i the flil.t f.. iut ni., f .1. victim P3r(l0nS dBUcy 01 tuls d'""". He say. atiairs ' ; at the New York coufereuce areir,- grossing smoothly, aud it will uut be j utceosary to recouveue the uuliuual ! couvuulioa of millers. : ,J. Alitehell says a geueral strike iu the bituminous helus will he a reality. Thf KiTimrir.lt in thu ..ml. It.. . TtiB Multi-Wits Murdsr Bursts Into, is somewhat uncertain GRIFFiK WILL ":" ;MRS. POWERS AWARDED TREASURY BEPARTKEO ' RUN FOR SENATOR; INSURANCE MONEY off:CE 0F CIWPrR(1LltB of m to Guard Court Decrees That She is En titled to $2,000 Life Insurance ! Held by Her Husband CURRENCY a Frenzy of Rage and Fear , When Told of His Final Fate Died came down from Clyde C, the ..tt e sou of Mr. ai d Mrs. U. E. Koberis, died at their Leabnrg last night. home, 181 West Eleventh street, last Ted Lister is at Xashville, Beutou night shortly after midnight, aged couutv, ou a short visit, one year, turee months aud two clays. Ge0, M..Qllc(,u caIue dowu from Cot. The cause of d,aih who vhoopiug tnge Grove this afteruooiv. uuugu, nuiiTu seiueu ou lue l.ll.gs. G. W.-.dr'tfin. stated representative ' today ! that the j rumor that iie ; would not stand for' the nomination of senator from this 1 W. V. Martin returned today from county is false and misleading. a trip north. i At the present time Mr. Griftlu is! Jerry Horn went to Portlaud today not ready to announce his platform, f ou business. A but will do so iu a few davs, and will i J,ulso J- "'"uiltim of the clr- V . . ' l...lU ...III.. .1....... .. .1 Grover Loug went to Harrisburg to- nUe a full statement as to "State-; y '" ' ' ueut .o. 1. i " " Mr. Gliftl.1 also adds that he will '"' to tho rilltful mu,'r(lt the f-HI support the man for state seuator on ! lnsu-,e moiwy carried in the Wood- Hanking .Wciations to ex ton J .their the' ticket selected by Lane cmlllty ( "H-n of the V orld I y tho late Lew A. corporate existence and for ollmr pur Republioaus, regardless of who the ' tuKn- The judge awa.ds the money posed," approved July 12, 1S2. i .0 .urs. .nemo rowors, wue 01 1110 Nw therefore I, 'lhoiuas P. Kan 'deceased, and decrees that the costs .l.,...... .....1 ....n.. 4....11... .1 1 ' 1,1111 iuiiuK i-iiuiiiii iim'i-. ui 11m l..r 11... onit 1... 1...1.1 ..f 1 1... ....... ... . . ... ..... ,..,. ... ... currency, no llereliy certltv tluit It will be reinemherd that shortly "The Firt Niiiinnul lt.mlr ,.f I.'., w day ou a visit. Mrs. R. H. Dearborn is quite ill with the lever. Frauk Trueman returned home from Portland today. F. W. Benson, cme down from Wellington, February 1G, 190C. Whereas, by satis'rictory ovideuot presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that "The Fir.- National Bank of F.ugene," iu tli city of Eugene, iu tho county ol Lane, aud suite of Oregon, Imsjcoui plied with all the provisions of tb 'Act of congress to enable National nominee may be. Roseburg today. J. E. Keuuerly Chicago, Feb. 21. -The state's attor .... ,a nt;P(l from Snriliir nev's oince a.M that the board of pardons ant , t " tbe governor nave The pari,uto ur(J ,)rostmted Wltli Kritr Hoch, who is to naug r .) . "" 'the inueral wid be held toa.o.rort told of the failure 01 u r ut Washington's birthday tomorrow. Poor as poverty, but I'm going to the poverty ball. Sione water filters, also water cool ers, at Chambers' Hardware. Hoch hurst into a frenzy of rage aud fear and denounced every oue cou nected with the prosecution. . TRIED TO WALK ON THE WATER l;P o'clock p. m., wiiu mteriueut in the Masonic eeoietety. rneuus who wisu to view tne remain will ll.ase call beioie the time set lor luv .uueral. Miss Fannie Croner is confined to her home with lagrippe. I Weather prediction: Raiu tonight F. D. Wh?eler came dowu from and Thursday, fresh south winds. ..r.. f D.. 1.:.. t i ... . 1110 mi. iuui uiti.ii, inn iiiuiin i in uie city ot i.iigene. iu lilenu O. Powers, sued the head cani of Lane and state of of the Pacitlo jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the World for the pay ment of the fcJtXX) to him, the policy having been changed to his name some time bef ore Lew's death. Mrs. Mettie the couutj Oregon, i authorized to have succession for the period specified iu its amended arti cles of associt ion, namely, until clos of business 011 February Ui, VJM. 111 testimony wiiereor witness mj Powers fought tho enso with the re- mll(i ullll s,,i of (,flllll. t)liH gixteent Dr. Prentice City Physician Aberdeen, Wash., Feb. 20. E. N. Mayor F. M. pointed Dr. F. Wilkius today ap- rreiiuce city phy: Vnsh. a logger working for Poison, was ,,, tol. a I)el ioj nf three mouth .. seized with a form of religious mania His duties are to the city the same Sunday. Actiug on the beliof that he Ur- j w; illn.is ttr0 tle county, aas directed by God to walk ou the water, he made tho attempt to do so on the Hoquiam river several times, resulting in his receiving a numuer of cold baths. Nash, wet aud drip ping, started for Gray's Hurbor City, but was captured by otneers uua win be examined at Monesano, the county seat, as to his sanity. Nothing is known of the man, but he is supposed office tomorrow, it Leiug Washing- j to report all contagious diseases 1 nd to euii.rce the city's health laws. No Guard Tomorrow Following the usual custom the Guard will not issue a paper from this Cottage Grove this nftern joii. J. H. Glass anil vife retu rued from Brownsville this afternoon Mrs. J. J. Mc.Cormick and children went to Salem today to visit relatives'. . K. C. Eldridge, proprietor of the J local creamery, was iu Eugene today j tu business. R. A. Booth and W. E. Brown re- i turned today from a business' trip to : i"l'bes. Cottege Gi ove. I Wilcox A Bell, real estate and em- Mrs. H. Henderson, of Hijsey, who plo.vment agents, today moved their has beeu visiting Mrs. E. Hanson iu j "f,w" ""lures fr"' Coleman Eugene, returned home today. building to the building occupied by roindextcr s dye works, where they The U. O. glee and maudoliu clubs cleared about 6AW ou their recent tour. No Guard will be published tomor row. We will observe the birthday of the father of our country. The rainfall for the 21 hours of Feb ruary 20 yesterday as recorded at the University ol Oregon, was 1. XI suit that she receives the money. Tl umpsou & Hardy were tl e attor neys for Mrs. Powers. LIME-DISINFECTANT . FOR WELLS day of February, l'.HHi. lL Deputy ae.l Acting Comptroller ol the Currency. No. XA9. 2 21 thr to hare a wife and family in ban ; tou's birthday. FransiBCo aud a sister in Ellensburg. McCall is Honored J. L. White, who has beeu employed at the luetil electric pluut, went to Si tie in todiiy to work with the pluut there. Frauk Iluyes hua arrived here from Pendleton and gone to Crow, where his sister is very ill. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Lancaster, who have beeu viniting at the home of Mrs. iu w hero will hereafter conduct their business. Several cases of typhoid fever hav ing appeared at Oregon City, Dr. Carll of Portland, iu the Telegram, sounds a Uuto of warning to people of lower Willamette river towns that their only absolute safety lies iu boil ed water. Here is the doctor's advice as to open wells: "Unslaked lime is an excellent dis infectant, and is better than chloride Nate anJCommenl I Pr. l. W. Harris, county health " officer, informs us (hat twelve new cases of typhoid Sever were reported today. I : : : Salem m- pie declare that the rumor so persistent iu Kugeno that Saloi is airected with the typhoid fever U untrue. lJjil your water und kill tho mi crobes. It is the only s::fo wuy with the present water supply. If the water company could possibly do so it would i.ut ho u bad idea to Ladies, of G. A. R. Lancaster's father, A. J. Pickard, Eugene, left today for Condon. The Misses Grace and Emma Warren have returned to their home iu Eu- Kew York, Feb. 21. McCall -was "'"" " "." ''" buried this afternoon. The officers! All members of Rich Mountain Cir- .a n.euos. aniem journal. and 11X10 New York Life employes nM cle, No 4, Ladies of the G. A. R., A. C. Dixou left today for Tacoma tended. The trustees adopted resolu-; are requested to attend the regular to attend a meeting of the Lumlwr fcons to the memory of McCall, recog-' meeting February 24.. Important Manufacturers' Association. Mrs. nizing the man as of great service in : business. tbe building up of tbe company. 'J - By order of preside isideit. Dixon accompanied him as far as Portlaud. A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Walter tt. McLoruack of lime unu cheuper. Peoi-lo who use and Miss Martha E. Jenkins, both of j wellB should throw dowu a lump as Eugene. The marriage will take place ; big as one's head at leunt twice dur touight. j ing the season. This will give forth t i,Q r... ..',...,1 .,t..ut ! lime water f r a few davs. iVit it is John W. George, Robert liiddle and ! not ni all injurious, and alter that the ; IM'l.v of water from some tenw Grover Allspaugh were tlie lucky per- J w.iter will be pure and swee t. The V"J ""-ce U a permanent loca sous with 37:t, 3-23 and 3H words to i olijection to the Hat taste of boiled timi H 81 their credit respectively. ! ter citu easily Ih removed by plac- j : : : ing the boiled water tu jugs or int-, Richard III offered a kingdom.for a ties, and when the water has cooled horse. We have plenty of horses, but the jugs should bo shaken tor a few minutes and it will re-iilirb 1 1 . The jugs should not be mora thau naif or two-thirds full." ' '' Theodore Rowland turned detective at Portland the other day aud caught a petty pilferer of the jewelry and small articles from the customers of the bowling alley in which he is a partner. Mr. Rowland is a draughts mau lu the county assessor's ofltce v there. I would he glad to give ; some pure water. a kingdom fur The poverty o'clock sharp. ball' will start at 0 Fresh rain water is microbelesa. Those who use it aro sure of pure water. 1 Don't Be Fooled By, Misleadiiig ' Advertisements; ram the only dealer in Eugene that havs in stock or can sell you a new Trowbridge or Kohler & Campbell Piano. - ' . Any; statement that new Pianos of these makes are for sale elsewhere are false. All' my Pianos and Organs come direct from the factory. I am selling Pianos for less money than the consignment dealer can buy them. Call and inspect the bright, new Pianos and se if I haven't the least prices for the quality of goods in Oregon. ' . - All my pianos are bright and new, not the old picked over stuffs sent out of Portland houses to work off on the country people. I am the piano dealer that stays with you all the time. , IPH 1 1 oir si amette Stree 1 .
