Eugene daily guard., May 13, 1907, Image 4

DRINKS WGOU
ALCOHOL AND DIES
! nlKht or they rulKlit have heard the
' robber ur robbers as they were taklnK
I tin n:ine of class out of the kyllt!ht
an-! an they were letting themselves
down Into the more,
i The rope and stick which were
i ...,-.. h.fi In r.ie position In
111 mil IW.IinP l,i.h they were when entrance to
IN FEW HOURS ?xzx.z 'zVXi
i show window today. The rope has
been used considerable and Is rather
Henry Reeve, Russian Finn, Ends fZt' Passed Away at Home of Daughter,
Life at Cottage Grove-Was Once ,r,e
I After the work of the robber haJ
Member of the Czar's Army.innu
sash and nnfastenlnc the heavy iron
door on the outside. It was this
door ajar that first called attention
of the clerks to the robbery.
, The Knre is alttiated in the rear
room of the store, on the south side
Cuard Bpeclfl Service. , , ml., uf the prescription case.,
Cottaxo Grove, May 13.-Ilenr- " , ,' , H,Kt fr,n the street, so John Cogswell, one of the oldest
Reeve, a Itnsslan Finn, sued about , ,,10 r,)r.r worked without fear of ; residents and a pioneer of Lane coun
40 ytu.-j, drank a fiuantlty of wood h0nK B,,Pn by any one. iy, died at the home of his daughter,
alcohol here Saturday nlKht and died off(,.r WorklnK on Case. . ' Mrs, Idaho F. Campbell, a few min-
from the effects of the poison bun- fi,i,.f ()f Police FarrliiKton nnd 1
day forenoon about o'clock. The sh,;rlrf Ksk have ench made a thor-: "I before noon today. He had been
man purchased the alcohol at Ben-; OUK, investigation of the robbery, but ill fo ra Ions lime and his death
so' drug Btore. and the bottle was r),.M,rt tllit ,,ey aro unable yet to ob- ha(j UPcn CX,ected momentarily for
duly labelled "poison." It Is not ,, ,;i(, to the perpetrators. Chief ; H(,VPra,
known whether the man drank It : KarrnK, ys the nlKht officers M- T r'u .no wa. VPnr.
Y..::.' ",r n ln"K ul".- ',. it New York. Early In boyhood he
1IIK seen on in
nlKht. There have been several sns
(llclous looklni? characters In the city
for th pnst two or three weeks, hut
none were seen around today.
Niiln Off cer l'nrdy was in me
Nothing Known as to Where He
Came From or of His Relatives!
JOHN COGSWELL
AGED PIONEER
IS DEAD
Mrs, Idaho F. Campbell, in Eu
gene at Noon Today - Was Aged
93 Years and Came to Oregon
In Year 1846
GOVERNOR'S STAND
AWES RIOTERS
San Francisco, May 13. The de
termined Btand taken by Governor
Gillette to send troops to Kan Fran
cisco on the first sit-'n of violence ev
idently had the salutary effect and
all the morning cars were running
without interruption. The cars were
crowded with passengers.
The governor Is still here and will
remain until the strike situation is
less acute.
Ninety-two care are operating on
six lilies of the United Railroads, and
thousands of passengers are being
carried this afternoon. A new ten
thousand dollar car was stoned and
partially wrecked. On all lines pas
sengers are being upbraided by
crowds for riding, but curses and
words of obscenity that were such
shocking features of last week's dis
turbances were not heard today.
full.'
Iteeve was a Btrangcr here anil
nothing la known of him. PnperB on
his person revealed his name, also
the fact, that ho had served In the
Kusslan army. Ho had 10 centB In
SMKl.TIXf; PLANT
KKSr.MKS OPERATIONS
Salt Lake, May 13. The plant of
;the American Smelling & Jteflnlng
Company at Murray resumed today
; under the protection of deputy
' sheriffs. No disorder occurred.
his pockets. It is not known whether1 n,n'r )f tnH drllK gtore and tried the
or not he could read Kugllsh, but It
Is thought by some thai he could
moved with his parents to Michigan,
nnd In 1S45 he came west to Califor
nia. The next year. In 1S4fi. he came
to Oregon, taking mi a donation claim
several miles northeast of Eugene,
in what Is now known as the Cogs
well hills. Here he spent most of the
door anoui u o i.n n n..n ...... f hs )f )eBVn? tnp i, pinco
n.,,l 1 1 vn. see II re V locked. SO the;' ', I ...
... . ihat ua ,11,1 iw.i l.w.w the ' , . i,..,i,nr anon lniervn s, rioing across ine
not and that he did not know tho mll8t nllvo ,KKn committed .. . r.,,lrnln hiirseback three
stuff was poison. ! ,,. ,. ,,. or t10 wurk was go- V" " i f ,, '
Others think that the man, Deinj? , nine. Uwo.c " . ."
111 and out of work, drank the poison , '. & offlPRr8 Jalled 8cvera, J1.
to end all of hi. troubles. ,, wn were fmlnd the de- ; Jon "VTth TnsZt
nnt irrounds some time before 1 2 i - j,. , "
; . "V , . ,, . .1 son In i IIHUI. Uf II1U liHl H'lll II IM-I Willi".
I o'clock, and one of them had 30 In . hut whpn h(j rft(,mrt , MlHHlKflilli
"' ii.-V Zl'vnUey It Is said he told a rrlend he
of the robbers, as ho roll I ery waa, h(( ,he onfi womnn n n1,,e
evidently not committed until after t r(I fo h(m d he me ,)a(.k r(.
Purdy tried the door of the store. (hfl pount over u o
The hobos were released this mor.i-who aflorward ,)P(.nme hls wfp
ing and ordered ont or the clt). To tnem werc )orn pl?ht chndrpni
HuaiN-rt Arrestcil. , foMr nf w,mm are )v,n an(, wpre
This afternoon at 4:30 a man ss-;w(h ,,,,,. f(lther (1r1 h)g aR,
ported of the robbery was arrested ThPap al. nHvHr Cogswell, of
al tho depot by Ch ef of Police lMir-!MM(1(lv n M.H ,,,,, p Clnl.
rlngton and Deputy Hti.Jiiff Ham-! ,, ()f ,,;UKPn(,. Mrg- K H ,nenaTn
mond. lle wnBtiikpntolhi. shcrirfs,,, , , M (. M M1
office. Tho mini had driven over . Kllr,ne
hnvo been unublo to locate them nfler from Sprlngrield In a uiiggy. arriving Mr (.()1;KWP wn9 niomber of the
a thorough search of tho premises at tlm depot Just as the train pulled Oregon Pl ineer Association and pev
nnd the grounds In the rear of the In. Tho officers think they have the pr InaHP t tirlt- annual reunions, but
Bton;. I right man. j when he came home from the last
Time of llolibery Xot Known, i ; meeting In June he said ho felt that
Thoro Is no Idea as to when tho J a C. Criiniiner Is about lo retire I"" "'"-'I'1 "'''' to go to another one
robbery wna coininllled. John I volnnlarllv from the chairmanship of Hs I"'' ,v''r0 7',"' ,,ls 01,1 1,ln"
llustor, one of tho clerks, wna at the tho Republican Btalo central commit- n1p"' friends who had drooped out.
store last at G:30 o'clock Hundny . lee of Kansas. The committee will Ho was a man (ir upright Ideals and
..vin,r i n.hii.1.' iimn ha una. iiw.i I . . ... f i,,. ,.i,,.,i,. i.. ,,.,,,.( m..i honest dealings with his fellow men.
the Bnfo and all tho doors of the : Crunimor's leslgiiatlon and to name, "ml 1,11 Pioneers as well ns those of
building were securely locked. Tho j his successor. J'10 vo"nK"r generation, will miss
Hf rrneker did hl work some time i ''I'"- r uneral announcements will bo
hnlwnnn Hint hour nnil ilnvlluht this' - made tomorrow.
morning. Dr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Wll-I
loiighby, who have rooms In the Pick- M,r'M . Willie Krost Ilofrl aerators are tho
utt hiilldliiK which overlook the roof I olgntr j j(-f0'j-pl.J j boat. We hnvn them In stork.
)f tho drug store, were nway for the' l -rAZi CHAMHKHS HAItllWADM CO.
TRYING TO SECURE
HAYWOOD JURY
ROBBERS ENTER
EUGENE DRUGSTORE
(Continued from PnKe I.)
t h o robber' con Id m n k e no u h o f
them, and Mr. DcLuno llilnhs tbpy
will be found hidden nway Home
whfre. Ihjwever, ho far the officers
Boise, May 13. Court In the Hay-
wood case opened at 2:01 today.
: Sheriff Hodgln has been summoning
j a new venire since Thursday, and It
I Is expected that a complete jury will
I be selected within three days. Klev
, en men have been held under lock
and key since Thursday, but It Is
said today that o,f thsp but two will
qualify as members of the jury pan
el. Governor's Son in Court,
Julian P. Steiinenbere, the 21-year-
old Bon of the former governor, was
! In the court room this afternoon. AM
t ha nrlonnao'a fninll.' (nnliirHnir tifo
! Invalid wife, and two daiiKhters, were I
also present. Judge Wood announc-I
ed: j
i "If any proposed juror has a legal ,
excuse to offer he will now step for-.
r tUfw;"1-jgg gasCT ca 1 C ' iTm
ster
I ige
onmiog
Buster Brown, and his
dog Tige, advertising
"Baster BroJn Blue Ribbon'
SHOES are headed for the
Pacific Coast. Watch
this space for date and
particulars.
ward.'
Immediately there was an uproar1
In the court room. It scorned that
fully half of the special venire rose;
ns one man and began to prosi for-1
ward to catch the ear of the court. J
Twenty-four members of the;
special venire were excused for legal i
reasons nnd the examination of tales-j
men commenced nt 3:25.
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DEPARTMENT STORE
The STORE THAT KEEPS PRICES DOWN
W. G. White Is prepared to saw
your wood on short notice. i
Phone Hlnck 4:151. Residence, " """"' '
Rl West Sixth street.
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is:
H.iA'inV't
Special
on
OUR FIRST CAR OF BUGGIES HAS JUST ARRIVED, and samples are now on our floor. We have
something new in the line of BIKES to show you in the way of color and design.
We have Bikes, Surries, Top Buggies,
Democrats, Hacks and Spring Carts, in all
' styles and colors.
Beginning Monday, May 13th, we will start
a Special sale on Buggies and will sell any
Buggy at SPECIAL CUT PRICE
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Be sure and take advantage of this Sale
And get, your new rig cheap crnd help us make more room
JALK WITH BERGER, THE BUGGY MAN AT
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