Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHROATlAAWi ,onos of praisJ j iHr: SJl'S III I OU..ri'e,! TT i I lSitorwli.tyoorwoiiderfQl I I mntire medicine, Peruna,hM r j one for me. I had suffered I j i l0eitooity"'nedlcln.e" ! r i Ml 11 (C 'lwaaiu I fllf 5ilF OFFICERS MAKE AH NIPORTANT ARREST KIDNEYS BLADDER! FEMALE ORGANS Notorious Criminal Caught on Willamette Street This Afternoon as f.jon as the handcuffs were placed on bis wrists, but no arms were found on Lib iTon. Deputy rilierilf Pugh stated to a ('.nurd reuorter that this was the llrst time be was ever found without a guu. SEHVED TIME BEFORE. Mathews is an ex couvict, having surved in the Walla Walla peuitentl- arv luur years auu is said to Do an mono and Two Spokane Officers -ound bad man. iu isoi h6 was a member of a cattle rustling rbuk iu Arrested William Mathews, Alias Mout"ia- 8 "e fiBun miit-u m iico, a ariuer OI Mutbews, the latter succeeding in erading anest until 189!, when be was caught and was sentenced to tbe Wala Wallla prison for four years. Mathews has relatives at Junction City. They are said to be highly re spectable people. Durina his career nf prima Mufhnwn Flak, and Deputy Hammond, of tnis jjHg gbot t ao otllcers, but Hot futalK city, Deputy Sheriit Pi K. Pugh and j one of tbem being Deputy Sheriff Special Deputy Sheriff H. J. Hamlin, I Pugh'e brother. of Spokane. i Tbe capture was made in fiout of Dunn's dry goods store. As Mathews was walking along tbe street the fo'tr officers mentioned met bim and j Sheriff l''isk and Deputy Sheriff Pugh confronting him with their revolvers ordered him to throw up bis hands. He was not slow in complying with the request and was at once hand cuffed and taken to the sheriff's of- SHELLEY LOT MAY BE THE ONE SELECTED O K tatter, secretary to Sot ro of tbe Treasury Shaw, who wiia S heriff Fisk, Deputy Sheriff Ham- Biliy Davis - ubmitted Peaceably Wm. Mathews, alias Billy Davis, a j notorious borse tbiet and cattle rust- i ler, was captured In Eugene this afternoon at 3:30 o'cl-ck by Sheriff: yesterday afteruoou and this ut the university assembly -.t Wednesday foreuoon at 10 o'clock. The public, especially the members of 4he Eugeue Commercial Club, an cordially invited to attend. ui. Mirle Pofrol. Pino City , Minn ., irites: "I had catarrh of the throat (or nearly three months and have been nsinp different kinds of medl otnw, which did me no good. A friend advised mo to take Peruna, which I did, and after taking two boltlei I was cured. I cannot say loo much Initsprnire." flee Mathe8 is wanted for horse 6teal iug ii Spokane oounty. He left Spo kar e Wednesday and reached Eugene either yesterday or Thursday. He will be taken back to tne Washington city as soon as tbe necessary requisi tion papers are secured and in tbe meautTuiTwill stay in the Lane oun ty jail. HAD NO GUN. MathewB as searo! ed on the street If It Were Possible for us to put one day's baking of our famous Butternut Bread in a single loaf it would be a sight worth coming miles to see. We use only the purest and best ingredients in making Butternut Bread and those who once taste its quality are . always our coust'omers. It costs more to produce than other breads but you pay the same price as for the other makes. U. of O. BAKERY 206 East 14th St. Branch 35 E 9th Street RAILWAY CLERKS GO ON STRIKE FOR BETTER PAY El Paso, Texas, Oct. 3. Every member of the Brotherhood of Kail way Clerks in the Atlantic system of the Southern Pacific, fro,.-. El Paso to New Orleans, went on strike this morning. The clerks ask ten per cent increase in wages, pay for overtime and recognition of tbe order. AWFUL CRIME OF INSANE FARMER Newport, Term., Oct. 13. Chalburn Mintootb, aged fifty, one of the most prominent farmers in this neighbor hood, today murdered bis wile and four children and fatally injured two other children, then committed sni cide by cuttiug his throat. All evi dences indicate that MiD tooth became suddenly insane. Tbe crimes wore committed with an ax, braining bis wife and children. A. taiy here forenoon examiuiu the seveial sites olfered for tbe new government postoftlce building, left for the north on this afternoon's train. While here he would give out no publio Information iu regard to tbe probable choice of locations, but it is reliably rumored that tbe J. M. Shelley property at tbe corner of West Eighth aud Cbarnelltou streets is tbe oue favored. Tbe price asked for this piece of property is StiOOG.50. Two, prominent property holders were heard to remark this moruing after an interview with Mr. Stutter that they would bet two to one that tbe Shelley property is selected. They seemed to bave a pretty stiaight tip. TDM RiOHADSOM WILL ADDRESS U 0 ASSEMBLY Tom Riotmrilsou, nmmter of .Iie Portlinul Commercial Club, will ppeak Otto baa just received a luro ship ment of lino Meixcau chicken ta limit' a, the heat obtainable. SUCCESSFUL TEST OF HURST SWITCH UNIVERSITY OF ORFGON SCHOOL OF MUSIC PIANO Miss Abbie Whiteside, $5 per month, one lesson weekly. Miss Ella McAlister, $3.50 per month, one lesson weekly. Miss Quackenbush, $2.50 per month, one lesson weekly. Miss Watkins, $Z50 per month, one lesson weekly. VOICE- Miss Eve Stinson, $4.50 per month, one lesson weekly. IRVING M. GLEN, Dean MISS HARRIETT CURTIS CHAMPION GOLFER West Newton, Mass., Oct 13.--MisB Harriet S. Curtis, of the Essex Country Club, won the woman's na tional golf :hampionshin today. She defeated Miss Mulle R,. Adams, of the Wellstown Club, two up and -one to play. MRS. FAIRBANKS IS RECONCILED The many Eugene Investors in the stock of the llutst Automatic Switoh Co. will read the following from tbe Salt Lake City Republican of Octo ber 10 with interest: "The new automatio switch being constructed by the Hurst company was comp'eted yestoiday and several private tests were made with engine 583 of the Oregun Short Liiue, which seemed fairly well to demonstrate tbe claims made for the new device. These tests were witnessed by the yardn-aster of tbe load and several others prominent in the mechanical department. "The private tests made yesterday on the Oregon Short Line tracks be tween Second South and Third South streets, were made with the engine that has been equipped with tbe mau- ual operating device with wbicb the engineer or tiiomau, while a train is moving, in approaching tbe switch, can throw it iu either direction, One of the first features Bbown was to demonstrate that with the device in use an eugiiie or tiain could not run into an open or misplaced switch from either direction. When the on gineer applied tbe operating device aud had taken tbe siding, the switch was locked in place and held by tbe weight of the train until uftor tbe last trucks on tbe train had passed the switch. Then, the switch closed au tomatically with tbe main line cloar and locked. It was also demonstrat ed that the switch could be actuated by baud in tbo usual way. aud also that it could not b thrown by any moans while tne train was passing over it. or until the last trucks bad leared tbe main line. CARS OPERATE SWITCH. "Another test was made when tbe train on tho siding was pulled out upon the main line, tbe switch being operated by tbe weight of tbe cars on the rods placed along the sides of tbe rails, ' When the train had cleared the aiding and the interlocking device the Bwltcb automatically closed again for the main line." CASTLE CIGAR STORE Wholesale and Retail CIGARS AND TOBACCO Also a Full Stock of Fruits, Confections, Soft Drinks, Etc. PRras-Riom- 519 Willamette St. Phone Red 3122 Mandolin Instruction IMrSf Eugene Theatre Orchestra Best Concert and Dance Musij Furnished. Only First Class Orchestra in Eugene. UCYD am rife Andrew Svarverud, Leader Indianapolis, Oct. 13. Mrs. Fair- hanks todav sent a telegram to her son Frederick and wife at Pittsburg, reading: "Best wishes for health and happi ness. Come home soon." At the time of the elopement Mrs. Fairbanks was not at home. She re turned from a trip to northern In diana and considered tbe situation fnr some time, with the' result that today's message was finally sent. COMPANY C MAKES SCORE OF 271 In the battalion trophy Bhoot Com pany C's rifle team made a score of 27i out of a possible 400 at tbe range south of the oity today. The indi vidual scoies were as follows: Ser geant Gilbert, 75; Sergeant Jensen, C9; Musician Williams, 72; Corporal Evans, 55. Company A yesterday made a score of 208. New Today WANTED Two or three rooms fur n 'shell for light housekeeping. Please call at 11. Chezem's office, 'phone Red, 3i:St!. oK WANTED Immediately, a young man of good habits, with team, us driver of express wagon. Refer ences required. Permanent position to right party. Inquire at Wells Fargo express office. tf APPLES FOR SALE CHEAP 1000 biihhela good sprayed apples, picked and teady for delivery at myorcbard across river bridge I1., miles east ol Eugene. E Terpeuing o20 LOST Somewhere iu Eugene, 810 in gold. Finder please leave at Guard offlco uud receive rewaid. LOST Last evening, amethyst brooch, with two pearls. Suitable reward fur return to Guard oflioe. tf DRESSMAKING Plaiu and fmicy sewing of all kinds. Mis. Howell. 400 Washington, ooruer Fifth. . ol!0 FOR SALK-'Good Durham milk cow. Enquire at Steruer's grocery store or 800 Pearl street. ol5 FOR SALE Two good farm horsel aud two Poland China brood sows Euquire at Cook's brick yard, form erly Martin's. d w tf STRAYED OR STOLEN-Irish sotfer female light brown, or red ; an swors to name of Queen; a suitable reward will be given if returned to A. li. Holmes, Spriugtleld, Or. olO FOR SALE A new five-room cot tage, built last spring; n'ecly pa pored ; good well water in kitchen large southeast, corner lot; large woodshed, aud only four blocks from High and Contral schools. Property could not be duplicated for less than 81050. If taken within a week will Bell for $N50. Half dawn and balauce tn suit the purchaser. Enquire at the Guard office. ol8 FOR KENT 00 acres, more or less, In small town witlf stores, churches, good graded school and blacksmith shop within a couple of blocks :good bouse, bain, etc; good orchard with all kinds of fruit and ginpes; I line wells; river runs thiougb ; part in Held aud pasture ; good gravel road. Some furuitiue for sale. Address V. Kobvosky, Eugene, Or. wtf SICK HEADACHE CURBING FOR TKEPARK BLOCKS The oity counciil at its adjourned session last night passed an ordinance requiring a cement curbing to . be built 14 feet from the property line on both sides of Oak street, commencing at tbe south line of South Park street and extending north to the south line of East Eighth street, and on the south side of East Eighth street, com mencing at tbo east lino of WeBt Park street and running east to tbe west line of East Park street. This will do away with the hitching of teams on the Oak and East Eighth street sides of the parks. Tbe park proposition as considered secretly in committee of tbe whole. PORTLAND GRAIN WHARVES BARRICADED Poitland, Oct. 13. All the wharves were barricaded during the night 1o prevent invasion by Btrikirig grain handlers. There ia no change in the situation today. , NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that tbe un- doisigned, U. F. hartwig, adminis trator of the estate of Lewis Hartwig, dcoeased, has Hied bis II mil account In tlie matter of said estate in tbe oounty court of Lane county, Ore gon, aud that Monday, the 3d day of December. 1006, at tbe hour of 2 o'clock in tbe afternoon of said day. has been flxed by Bald court for the hearing of objections to said account and for the final settlement of said eBtate. All objeotions must be made and filed on or before aaid liiBt named date Dated this 13th day of Cotober, 1908. H. F. HARTWIG, Administrator of said eatato. L. BILYEU, Attorney. The Kind Yon llnvo Always Thought, anil which 1ms been . in uso for over 30 years, litis boruo tho signature, of and litis boon made, tinder his Tier- iy-- . soiml supervision since Its infancy. '&CA44. Allow ii one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Just-as-fjood" are but Kvjierimeiits Unit trifle with and (Miiliuifrcr the health of Infants aud Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro tforic, Drops and Sonthinir Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Ophiin, Morphine nor other Mureotio substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys 'Worms and allays Fcvcrislincss. It cures Dinrrhiea, and AVlnd Colic. It relieves Teethlnp; Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Itotvels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Frioinl. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 7 The KM You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COM CAN V, TT MUHHAV THEET. NEW VOHK CtTY. Cook V vh p Gas Range l ' rcuTTn r I f f$t .' I Our New Gas Plant will soon be completed. Make application for gas connec-. tions which we ma.lke free of charge. Fuel gas J 000 ft $1.75 LightingTgas JOOOft $2.20 Meters free, no gas except by meter Fine! line of electric light fix tures carried in stock. Lights at reasonable rates. Buy an electric iron. they're first in quality CARTERS SlTTLE IVFR PILLS. Potitivn1y enrfl by mesa ijiiuu i nisi Tiirr bJho relieve Dis tress Irom Dyspepsia, In- dictation onu Tx ueany EiiMtiA. A wrfect rem edy for Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in tha llouih. Coated I Ton true. Pain In the fide, iTOKIlD LIVER. The -,,iot thA Rowels. Purely Vegetable. SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. CARTERS WlTTLE IVER Genuine Must Bear Fac-Sirmle Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Boat (or Sale A well made boat in flrat-clitHB con dithin. Lililit miming. At a liar Kiiiu if Bold at onco. Enquire 057 High Htreet. Catuolio cburuh, Her, J. M. O'Far rell, pantor. Sunday masses, 8 and 10:30 a. m. : Sunday school, 2:30 p. m. ; bendiution, 3 p. iu. ; daily niana, 7 :30 a. m. Uirln! You can find "Cowboy hats" at Mrs. Colvin's. Come early, as the supply is limited. Dance Tonight at the Armory. CThat reflect credit upon you wherever you go by reason of handsome, up-to-date appearance. CThey keep their shape under hard usage and give years of service. POLDERS Haberdasher 505 Willamette Sto Willamette Valley Co J. M. HODGSON Manager. High class I ) The PastPew Years SUIT Cases Have seen great artistic improvements in those necessary parts of the exposed finishings of a house which comes under the general term of builders' hardware. Every Modern Thing in Hardware giv ing finish and convenience to the beauti ful homes of today dt v Berger's Hardware 516 Willamette Street PHONE MAIN 40. 45 WEST EIGHTH ST, PALACE MEAT MARKET. Pure Leaf Lard, 5 lb. can 65c Bacon, per lb. 15c All Boils and Stews at strictly Cost Price. Broders Bros., Proprietors. Q