Eugene daily guard., March 13, 1906, Image 4

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And C Capalle COKpaSiy, in the Beautiful 4 Act Drama, &
Pricss 35c, 50c, 75c and $ 1 .00
Dramatized from Wilkie Colons' "A New Magdalen."
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It Is the fore-runner of
many arriout diseases
and should be treated
in Its earliest stages
- WEEKS'
Breok-up:'a-cold
Tablets
A Modern Scientific Remedy for
i Colds; La Grippe, Headache
and Constipation. I
It Is composed of j
Qtjmne,Ipecac,j
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And other valuable Ingredients. It fs super lor (
to the Sjlphte of Quinine (or any and
all purpostj.it as Quinine In this combi
nation does not a fleet the head. j
Pi ice 25 cents.
No Cure, No Pay.
W. L. DeLANO,
EUGENE AGENT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington, February 10, 1!K1(1.
Whereas, by nut Isfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it litis
been inudo to appear that "The First
National bunk lit Eugene," hi 1 1 10
city of Eugene, ill the county of
Luno, mill state of Oregon, lias com
plied with nil the provisions of the
'Act of congress to onulile National
Bunking Associations to extend tlnlr
enrpnrnto existence and for other pur
posed," tippruviMl July 12, 1R-U
Now therefore I, Thomas P. Knno
deputy inul acting comptroller of tho
curruncy, ilo hereby certify that
"Tho First Nnliuunl Bank of Eugene, "
ill tho city of Eugene, in tlie county
of Lane nnil state of Oregon, Is
authorized to liuvo succession for the
period specified ill Ita kiuoiuHhI urti
cioa of usaooitlou, namely, until close
or business on February HI, 1H20.
Ill testimony whereof witness my
bund und acid of ofllco tills sixteenth,
day of Fubruni y, 1000.
T. P. KANE,
'i'-' Deputy andiAeting
""""Comptroller of tho Currency.
No. XAS. "'2 21 Dw
Martin Miller's lino new storo In
the Si'lmeliler liluek on West Eighth
street has just Installed a round sole
machine. It places aoles on old shoea
iUiout the use of obnoxious tucks.
. Ke.eds )n hulk, Initio packages, small
prices. lift East Ninth street.
Plenty of feed and poultry- netting
boh at Chambers Hardware will keep
jour elckens at ome.
Double your money by buy
frig: a lot in GimpbclPs Addition.
"Sec H. C. Morris, 63 West 8th
Street.
BONAFIDE SALE!
Hiving concludfd to confinr our business In luturr to i Utgt line ol groccrlrs only,
We eller out entire Stock ol
DRY GOOhS. DRESS GOODS, MEN'S, WOMEN'S ATD CHILDREN'S
SHOES, OVERALLS, JUMPERS. SHIR TS, K.N1T UNDERWEAR.
HATS. CAPS, JEWELRY5 ETC., ETC, AT
ACTUAL COST.
jtjtjtjijt UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK Iff CLOSED OUT. jJJtJ
C. D. Combs & CO. WeilSm Street
ROWLAND
JURY FAILS
TO AGREE
Another Trial Vili Be Held
at the June Term of
Court
Eleven Stand for Conviction ard
One fcr;A3quiital--Jury Discharged ;
Alter Being Out Over Six- j
teen Hours ;
The jury In the VlrfU Rowland
adultery enso, after having been out
over sixteen hours, this morning at ;
8:3) o'clock reported to Judge Harris '
that they were unable to agree upon a
verdict und vvcro discharged. i
It is said that upon the first ballot 1
taken by the jury tho vote stood nine
for convict Ion and three for acquit
tal. Tho nest ballot and each suc
ceeding one stood el. von fo convic
tion anil one for acquittal. It Is said
that Hen Lyons was the one in favor '
of acquittal. The other jurymen wore:
T. A. Sliafcr, Jno. P. Weeks, K. V. j
Porter, Samuel Calkins, E. E. Aw -1
lirey, J. M. Hollnud, Chas. Fowler, '
Kosb Huston, C. M. Hales, Win. Math
ers and II. HJerko. 1
After the jury had made its report ;
and was discharged an ordor was
made for another trial on tho first day ;
of tho next regular term of court in
Juno. I
TIIK OTHER CASES. !
Tho trial of Howard Fallow, charged
with giving liquor to n minor, was aet
for Tuesday of tho first week of tho
Juno term. ;.
In tho cases of Ruby Miller.charged
with lewd cohabitation, and Walter
Foley, charged with manshiughtor.de
inurrers to tho Indictments were ar-
gued tills morning mid taken under
iidviseinont.
Court adjoiirnod this Bftemoon till
Friday morning, March 10, at 0 a. m. j
Hol'ore adjournment the following id-1
lowancoa wero ordered: 3. M. Hove,;
grand jury baililf, iSi ; Clay Xumwnlt,
trial jury Uiill'T. Ml; Frank Arnii
tage, court bailitr, fi4 ; S. M. Calkina,
court reporter, ; ropoiting testt- j
mony for district attorney, V?L'; tt. F. j
Skipworlh, attorney for Oscar Cord, r,
$1(1 i Einnia V. Tliompson, re;iorting
ill oases of Eddy, Cavelor and Fit.er,
CIVIL CASKS. '
J. W. Shumate vs. Jamca Karhan
and Annie Kaihau; to recover money.
Judgment for IfciH.uti; order of sale of
attached property.
. Hibbard Spencer Rartletl A Co. vs.
0. 0. MBtlocki to recover money.
Continued.
lieorgo C. lteelie vs. Charles C.Had
sall, et id ; conllrniation. Contlrmed
Nairn lo K. Helshnw vs. Sarah. E.
Thomas i report of refere. Objec
tion to sale allowed.
Cieorgo II. Kelly vs. Jesse Fisher !
to set aside lease and recover dam-.
ages. Testimony takon In open court.
Submitted. '
Roy Foster vs. Ellen Wingard.Cath-:
erlno J. Ha vis, et al ; partition. Upon!
motion of plaintiff order submitted !
appointing P. F. Pnvia administrator ;
estate or Ellen Wlngard. I
P. I'. MoForrcn vs. Davis S. McFer-j
ren; divorce.,, Pecreo of divorce.
Quiney A. Christy vs. Lova I. j
Christy; divorce. Pecreo of divorce.
E. C. Smith vs. F. L. Oilman ; to
recover money Judgment for WrUW,
interest 0 per cent, and costs.
Edward A. Kemutt vs. Alliert C.
Miller, Clara O. .Miller, Charles Rtvet, )
M. U Huley and liwrge Ellico na
partners as M. I Holey A Co., and ,
the State Land Hoard of State of Ore- j
gon ; to recover money. Twenty days I
to tile brio;' ; 20 days to (lie reply. I
CAKE OUT FOR .,
UKITEO STATES SENATOR
I believe the public service corpora
tions should bo subject to govern
mental regulations and control. The
power of regulation should be vested
in the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion and should be exercised with due
regard to the respective rights of the
people and the corporation.
Trusts or combinations of capital
organized for the purpose of controll
ing the utilities and necessities of the
country, to the exclusion of legiti
mate competition, are contrary to
public policy, in derogation to the
rights o. the pepolo, and should come
under the ban of the law. '
1 bilieve in preserving the dignity
of our American citizeuthip and the
fiecdo.u ol ihe laboring classes of this
country, hence I am opposed to the
admission ol the Chinese coolie labor
of China and the undesirable classes
of continental Europe.
.1
The growing commerce of Oregon
deutunda. tho deepening of the bur of
tho Columbia river, the construction
ot The Dulks-Culilo canal, the opening
of the upper Columbia, the Improve -
nient'of Coos Bay, Tillamook and Ya -
qui nil harbors, tho dredging of the
Willamette and the government own-
er&hip of the lockb at Oregon City aud
Federal appropriations .should be
made, securing these improvements.
A tariff should be maintained for
the protection of Amen can industries
and American labor. Where, however,
the necessity for protection is reniov -
. , ,..n .ip i ..j
1 . '
be uiodiiled to meet the changed con
ditions. .
The reclamation of the ai id lands
is one of the pressing needs of the
Northwest, and a condition necessary
to its development, and the efficiency
of tho reclamation service should bo
one of the first cares of the Federal
h , ' , ..... , , , ,
Tho Federal constitution should be
amended to provide for the election
of United Status senators by direc.
vote of the people, and I am in favor
of the establishment of tho parcels
poat. (1 w ml"
Business Breifs
Pride of Monroe, the best flour in
tho city. Per sack, towtb, !oc. ; per
barrel, towels, UO.
itOOX & TIXULEY.
Bring your wheel to Goniph, the
bicycle man, and have the bearings
packed in vaseline.
Moon &, Tiugley, the seed men.
63 East Ninth street.
,lintnolld,' chick food, beef ecraps
and grit will aolvo tho problem of
raiaing chickens. Bo sure that you
get the "Diamond" at
'. Chambers Hardware.
Now stock matting just received
prettiest patterns yet. Same Is true
of our linoleum. ' 9
. Chambers' Hardware
A box of Preston Jc Hales' shoo oil
w ljl keep the water out.
For those wishing the best, C. L.
Winter b in charge of the Winter
Photo Co. Studio, and guarantees re
sults. Chambers Block. 'Phone Rod
1321.
Butter Nut Bread, try a loaf; It
makes you feel good down the sides.
Rex liquid apray, compound of lime
aud sulphur, saves trouble of boiling
and is recoiuuiouded by tho Pullman
Agricultural College.
Chambers' Hardware.
Stone water filters also water cool , Jn(,Ks clerka o(
ers, at Chambers' Hardware. ! mmii,iplJ electlon to be held .j 2
Say.your wheel should be packed lu were named as follows:
Tiisoliiio no olliug necessary. First ward-E. B. Rutan, 8. R.W11
Gomph'a bicycle store. liams. E. R. Mummer. Second ward
If your bicycle is sick aud runs D. R. Lakin, George Fisher, E. H.
hard try the vaseline oure at Gomph's ; Ingham. Thirl ward B. D. Paine,
bicycle store. , j R. S. Bryson, W. C. Yoran. Fonrth
Tako your cleaning, dyeing and ! ward S. M. Yoran, Will Hodes, A.
pressing to 45!) Willametto St. Eng-! N- Striker. The usual polling places
eue Stm Dyo Works, n dtf i wlu l "I.
i.i.;.,., ,.nnHn. J ..11" cml"oiI ionrned to meet In
. . ,.i i ,7 . I
jb at Cliambers Hardware will keep
bob i
yoarvhickend at home.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank all the friends who
rendered their assistance aud sympa
thy, and especially tho sisters of the
Rebe-kah lodge. In
this our saddest
honr In the loss of onr beloved hns-
band and father.
MRS. J. a STILES
AND CHILDREN.
COMPANY
m LIABLE
FOR DAMAGES
Opinion by City Attorney L.E,
Bean on the Water
Question
CitV COUnCil HuldS EXOiting and
'
Lengthy MeetingArc Light
Question Discussed
Yarmly
One of the most interesting and
long-drawn-out city council meetings
! in a long time was the regulur meet
. ing last night.
Probab y the most Important mat -
, ter of business attended to was the
; application or A. li. Wood, U. B.
' Hengeu. O F. Paxtou and F. L.
Chambers for a francbUo for an elec-
tile street railway in Eugene, as told
t about in another column of this pa-
1 per.
WATER COMPANY LIABLE.
j Allothor illl)0rtimt matter waa tho
,in(? of chy Attoraoy u K
3i,uu,8 hiiou fl9 tQ the cit ,g Bnd
L. pmv'i lr.bilir.
damages on account of the bad water
sui.nlv. . Tile omnion ns rord is n vol-
uinmons document,, the last para -
'graph of which is as follows:
'In conclusion 1 give it as my opin
ion, based on the foregoing authori
ties and other cases examined in the
cotne of my research, first, that there
is no liability against the city of Eu
gene on account of the impure supply
i furnished by the corporate compuny
... ......
Secondly, that the water company is
lialilo to damages, if shown by compe -
tent proof that it lias been negligent
in fiirnishiug the inhabitants of tho
city of Eugene with impure water by
reason of which sickness and death
from typhoid fever hns been caused.
Thirdly, after due and proper no
tice" from the city to the water com
pnuy and a reasonabletime in which
! n P'lJl the existing ev
the paid
compnn continues to provide impure
auo uownoiesome waier vo uie city OI
Eugene and the residents thereof,
the ranch.se and contract between
the city and said compan- can be do-
claied forfeited and annulled by prop
or suit brought therefor."
TH K LIGHT QUESTION
The arc light matter brought forth
much discussion und considerable or -
atory. Some of the members Tvere of
tlie opinion that Fairmouht was enti-
tied to more than three lights, aa ap -
portioned by the committee, but tho
report of the committee was adopted,
the mayor casting the deciding vote.J
KELSEY'S BILL.
F. C. Kelsey's bill for furnishing
plans for the municipal light and wa
ter plants camo up for discussion
again. Aftor some discussion tho bill
was referred to the commlttoe ou
fluuuce.
Councilman Calkins introduced a
resolution to the effect that the city
hold another election on tho question
of voting $100,000 bonds for the nur-
( pOSO of conducting a water plant, the
election to bo held ou April 2. It
fHilt-d to pass.
ELECTION OFFICERS
1 1 he city hall at 7:30 this eveuing.
B-
For line shoes and good repair
work, both at right prices, call at
Martin Miller's new shoe store In tho
Schneider block on West Eighth
street.
Stop I If yonr wheel is on tho hnm
! go to Gomph's bicvcle oto .,
try the vaseline cure.
j (
! Something new-wneein packed In
etroleum at Gomph's bicycle store.
CAUSE OF RECORD
. EREAKIKG WEATHER
Forecaster Beals states the minimum
temperature of 'J which was reached
at Portland Suuoay, is the lowest for
any March within ten years, and that ,
it has been 30 years since such cold
weather was reached this late in the
month. The peculiar storm is caused
by an area of high pressure central :
over Iowa, as a result of which the
chilled atmosphere of Montana and
Canada has been drawn over this sec-,
tion. On March 2, 1896, the theriuom-1
eter registered an, which is the record
for March. For the present winter
yesterday holds the recjrd by 5 de
grees. I
NEWSPAPERS VIOLATE
, POSTAL REGULATION
A few Oregon newspapers are issu
ing a. worthless magazine supplement
j furnished by an eastern syndicate
free of charge aud filled with mail or-
der aud obnoxious advertisements. j
j Every editor using this sheet is j
guilty of violating the United States !
postal Inns and is liable at any time,
to have his own paper debarred from j
i the United States mails.
Crow Items
Crow, March 13. Miss Winuifred
j Hadley, who has been ill with typhoid
f.ir Kmnn timp in rniiviilpweeiit.
! Mr. Sidej is si-endinc the week in
this vicinity working on his ranch.
The members from here who attend
ed tho R. N. camp at Loraue Inst ,
week report a largo attendance and a 1
jolly good time. .
Mrs. Frank Hadley is visiting
friends aud relatives ,in Eugene this
woelf-
1 F. M. Xighswander spent several
; days of last week in Eugene.
The M. W. A., 1 O. O. F. and R.
N. A. will give a joint entertainment
aud basket social at their hall hero in
the near future.
It is reported that J. Merle Nigh
awaiider, the young invmtr.r of Had
leyville. hopes in the near future to
bring ' forth an attachment for
to eml)le pattie3 ou hvMy
, (urnier8. lice to cuU
ue t.vtu wh(m a t nnmber of
! n,MlvOT BrB down, As is . ,10
j thu ,g almost lmp(Wslblo ,,. e!iist.
ing conditions. The attnchinent, if
sui:cessful, will be even a greater
aehievenient than the "rubbering"
: attachment nieiitioned in a recent is-:
' sue of this paper. He hns already re-'
ceived a number of letters with good
j olfers for the device from some of the'
1 most prominent 'phone companies of
the Northwest, and will place a uuiii-1
ber of the attachments in operation in
the near future.
Note and Comment
Tho morning paper states that it is,
watching the Guard's course as to the,
nominees selected aa clean aud best
oandldatOB, not that it makes any
difference, etc., etc. Tlie funny part
of this ia that the Register fought E.
U. Leo for nomination two wxra nun
1 and then he waa elected by the high-1
j est majority of anv man on the ticket. I
! It named the sheriff of its choice, !
worked for him above aU others on
tho ticket, yet he was snowed under
by 600 votes, while his party had 1000
votes to the good In the county. So
it was with all candidates the less
the Rsglster said for them the larger
thslr tote, while its influence In large
qoantites diminished the candidate's
vote. "Such Influence."
Married
Wm. T. Brabham, of Eugene, and
Misa Nora Gates, of Crow, were mar
ried at the borne of the groom's pa
rents at 461 West Sixth street, Eu
gene, Sunday morning at 8 o'clock)
Kev, J. S. McCallum officiating.
In every clime its colors are nufurled,
' Ie fame has spread from sea to sea ;
Be not surprised If in the otherjworld
Ts hea r of Rocky Monntain Tea.
Linn Drug Co.
We are the only dye works in the
459 Willamette ttreet. tdf
Eua g0?d values to toll
viiuea 'or Dotii men and
women.
SEE THEM AT
YORAN'S
SHOE STORE
A MOUTH
i nai cannot be tittel
witn an upper set ol
artificial teeth by ordil
nary means, I havs
the latest and best del
vice for difficult cad
Holds the plate, corrj
iortaoiy yet nrmiyct
place and it won't df opl
If this fits your casl
call and see me.
ATWOOD,
The Ccnr.st.
JO and Jl EcckwilhBlod
Cor. 7th and Willamette
Maivy a
.1U
Is of no use because It needs I
nll.r'c i,nrfh nf n-nlirii. A WW I
In that shape represents money tol I
Isn't wonting, ana money mat
wort dajsn't do its lull amy.
J If you own a helpless, useleoli I
piece, why don't you brinf ilil
our repair departmentr
J We are perfectly equipped I
change it into an article inai r
again depend upon
. Of course we charge (or tMj
vice according to the exleni
repairs that are necessary, but in W I
event the amount will be very s I
very smaU indeed compared witlin
,A. ,,.,,,. l l.i vino a "slOPlWl
watch turned into a reUabie timefi I
" a. WATTS
Co . 9ih and Wi",amete 5irfj
WANTED
All the men in Lane CoudIT
to visit the new Eu?cn
h-ard Parlors. A first cltf
J st J
rseort for gentlemen.-
New Chambers dioi
Myers & Silbcrston.
Proprietor-
L.N.R0NEY
Contrsctor-Desiei is cement. t"
hard wall planer.
jWanfed
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