Eugene daily guard., April 30, 1908, Image 6

CIRCUS DAY AT EUGENE
SATURDAY, MAY 2ND PERFORMANCE AT 2 AND 8 P. M.
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feOnly Lady Japanese Artists in America OCimm
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jKBwl STREE1 "PARADE B -Xx
11 Arabian Tumblers
Celebrated '
Stirk (10) Fail?
iminci't Qrcatttt CyclliU ano Rolltr Skaton
10 Reckless Rough Riders
IM SHETLAND PONY BALLET
Aerlallsta Supreme
7 Russian
Cossacks
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OF THE DAILY GUARD
KT E HAVE on hand about
' " " one hundred silver sen,
and 150 kitchen sets, which we
gave as premiums last year. . We
want to close them out and when
they are gone will order no more.
Our Proposition
To do this we will give every
subscriber who receives The Daily
Guard by ' earner, his' ' choice of
cither of thbe splendid premiums
(as long as they lasO if he will pay
3.00 for six months subscription at
PAT CALHOUN
FIGHTS TO KEEP
FROM TESTIFYING
HOW WOMEN
WOULD VOTE IF
THEY HAD RIGHT
Hot Stove
Ran FrantiKco, April 29. To save
hiniHi'lf from tin; Mxnni of taklni!
refiiKe behind thf phrase. " 1 can
not answer on t tie Kround that It
would tend to iniTiminate nie, I at
riik Calhoun, presidenl of the Unit
ed Hailroads, Is battling today to pre
vent being piared on the stand in the
trial of his subordinate. Tiry h.
Ford, on a charise of bribery.
The prosecution 'spruiiK U sensa
tional card when, after an Ineffectual
effort to find Thornwell Mullally.
Calhoun's assistant, it placed Cal
houn on the witness stand.
As Calhoun took his seat the de
fense objected to the witness being
questioned. This was conibatted by
the Btate and Calhoun was compelled
to remain on tile stand. ,He refused
to answer ;the first direct question
put to him and then requested per
mission to make an explanation for
declining to answer. The attorneys
then engaged in a heated argument
to decide whether Calhoun could re
fuse to answer under some other
plea than that it might tend to de
grade him.
Upon taking the stand Calhoun
gave his residence as New York, San
th Carolina. Georgia
and Cleveland, Ohio. After giving 1
his true name he was asked:
"When did you come to Ran Fran
cisco after April 18, 1906?"
The defense objected and Calhoun
refused to answer, following his de
clination with a request to be permit
ted to explain.
Special Prosecutor Heney, who had
entered the court room shortly after
Calhoun took the stand, whispered
to Assistant District Attorney O'Gara
that there should he but one reason
the witness would decline to answer,
and after O'Gara had objected to the
request. Attorney A. A. Moore, for
the defense, Jumped into the fray,
declaring that Calhoun was called to
the stand practically to be a witness
against himself, and that the defense
had a right to argue as to whether or
not he should be called as a witness.
After a long argument Judge Law
lor decided that he would drav his
own Inference from the tendency of
the questions put to Calhoun, and
should the witness decline to answer
and the court sustain his declination,
the witness would not be permitted to
give his reason for his refusal to an
swer. This was acceded to by both
sides. Calhoun then addressed the
court, an unusual proceeding, al
though he Is an attorney. He de
clared that he fully stood on his con
stitutional rights to refuse tn an
swer If pressed by the prosecution,
and admitted that should he be sus
taineil by the court in his refusal he
had no right to announce his reason.
He offered, however, to make a state
ment of his attendance as a witness,
but this the court declined to hear.
Late this afternoon Calhoun will
again be placed on the stand and In
terrogated. Calhoun Cues on Stand.
The court then acceded to tho de
fense' request that the mutter of call
ing Calhoun be argued. Moore held
that the calling of Calhoun was vir
tually calling a co-defendant to tes
tify against himself. He declared
that the real purpose of placing Ford
on trial for the third time was to
compel Calhoun to give evidence
against himself, and to give his de
fense in advance of his case. He
denounced the prosecution's action as
the greatest outrage ever perpetrated
before any court, and declared that
Calhoun never feared the Issue and
has always been anxious to go to
trial.
O'Gara conibatted the argument,
afler which the court ordered that
Calhoun must take the stand. Court
adjourned until 3 o'clock.
The following leitor from Mrs.;
Dunuiway, the "mother of the woman
suffrage movement in Oregon," Is;
self-explanatory:
PorilHiid. Or,, April 23. 1 908.1
President Campbell, of Oregon State-;
University, Kugene. Oregon.
"lh-ar Sir and Friend: The un
dersigned, as one of the large major
ity of mothers of Oregon, desires to
express a hope that the appropriation
voted to our State University at the
last session of the legislative assem
bly may be confirmed by the electo
rate at large.
"Of one thing the mothers of Ore
gon are certain, and that is that if!
they could vote, no son or daughter
of theirs would be compelled to go
away from home to complete a higher
education.
"Will you not bring this fact to
the attention of the prominent men
and women of our beloved University
town and ask them while voting! such
of them as can) for the appropriation
they seek to remember also to vote
for the equal right of mothers to vote
upon every vital question at every
election to be held hereafter?
"Respectfully yours for education
and liberty,
"ABIGAIL SCOTT DUNXIWAY."
JAPAN SENDS SHIPS
TO .COERCE CHINA
Pekin, April 29. Claiming that
Its presence has no significance and
that the visit is purely friendly, an
other Japanese cruiser squadron has
arrived in Chinese waters. The Chi
nese do not accept protestations of
friendship and say that the real pur
pose of the visit is to frighten China
into Abandoning the anti-Japanese
boycott, which continues to spread.
The people are furious and are mak
ing threats of all sorts.
The squadron, consisting of four
cruisers, has dropped anchor at
Chlng Wank Tao, near Taku. .
The viceroy at Canton advised the
Japanese admiral to bring his ships
to canton, fearing that their presence
would cause trouble, but the squad
ron will visit Canton anyhow.
Admirals Ijun and Tongakl have
arrived here with their staffs and
will be received by the dowager em
press on Friday.
IJIO CIIUTS IIKKK
XKXT SATURDAY
During the engagement of Norris
& Roe's circus in San Francisco the
past winter, which extended over a !
period of thirty days, they played to j
279, S73 paid admissions. Never be-j
fore tinder one tent have so mam-
good clowns been seen. There are
over 200 circus chamnions with the
circus; most of them are of European
reputation and all stars In their re
spective lines. There are 550 persons
wun me snow anil over 350 beautiful
horses. It requires forty double
length cars to transport it from eltv
to city. - By arrangement the Norris
& Rowe cirrus will be the nnlv hii
show to visit this section this vear.
A grand street parade, which is said
to be a new and novel one, will take
place on the morning of the exhibi
tion at 10 o'clock, rain or shine.
The greater Norris & Rowe circus
will exhibit at Eugene Saturday,
May 2.
THE KltcHEIN J.B.T
i Me, Slu v en. SUT
the tirri:.JU It make no difference
wtuthcr this payment comes from
an old or new subscriber, or wheth
er the $3.00 is for advance sub
scription or in payment of arrear
ages. You simply pay $3.00, and
are credited with six months sub
scription, and take y;ur choice of
either of these premiums if you get
to the oflice before they are gone.
We want to close the goods out,
that is the only reason for mak
ing the special offer.
The pictures on this poster show
9 (ust what the premiums are.
Come in today or tomorro- if
you want to maW sure of gtinff,
' one-they will go fast.
XOTIC'K TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
county commissioners' court of I.nne
county, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids Tor the furnishing of all materi
als and construction of a county
bridge across Brumbaugh creek oil
county road No. 00S, at a place des
ignated by the court, in accordance
with the plans, specifications ad
strain diagram now on file In the of
fice of the county clerk of Lane coun
ty, Oregon; said bridge to be a Howe
truss span of ninety-two (92) feet,
supported on double bent piers set on
bedrock, with approaches aggregat
ing sixiy-iive (hoi reet in length.
Kach bidder will be required to de
posit with his bid a certified check
In the sum of five (5) per cent of
the amount of his bid, all bids to be
filed with the county clerk on or he
fore May S, 1908, at 2 o'clock In' the
afternoon. The court reserves the
right to reject any and al bids.
By order of the court this l.'.th
day of April, 190S.
K. V. LEE, Cotimv Clerk.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OK
liLUM rJLIil X TI'.LKPHOXE CO.
The stockholders of said comnanv
voted at the annual meeting to call a
special meeting May 9, 190S, at 1
u tiuti p. hi., at uentrai schoolhonse,
School District No. 4 4, Lane countv,
Oregon, for the purpose of increasing
the capital stock or said company.
All stockholders are requested to
oo present.
J. H. PERKINS
A ANDERSON, Sec.
Pres.
mS
Cool Kitcb,
Mow iL.'i.
von
" WoilJ
f::-..;r..'r if ,.
( , )ua Pre, j
1 -e Itui over 2i
. V"ur,otda"v; p .
Oil S:uve . ,
a ms-'tt I,-'
TK-ref.,,. .1
with the '
E1FECTM
aah U 1 m
NEW P
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
the kitchen actually seems as comfortable as you u
it to be. " "ok
This, in itself, is wonderful, but, more than that, th "v
Perfection" Oil Stove does perfectly every- H
thing that any stove can do. It is an ideal
all-round cook-stove. Made in three sizes,
and fully warranted. If not with your
dealer, write our nearest agency.
The
C1V& Lamp
a substantial, strong.
ly maae ana hand
some lamp. Burns for hours with a strong,
mellow lipht. Just what you need for even
ing reading or to light the dining-room. If
cot with your dealer, write our nearest agency,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated
Lovelace
TU. i . .
i tie greet i (rouino; stallion, stan
dard and registered. The sired
many famous trotkrs and farm
now on the race track of the Northwest. $25.00 bv M
season, oo.uu to insure.
Tyler B.
A young Wilkes Stallion rj
truch promise. Standard and
registered. i?20 00; to, insure.
Velbce
A Grand Pcrcheron. draft, (
istered). Color, dapple grey;
weight, 2300 pounds.. The cham
pion Perchcron at the last Oregon State Fair, where hew
two cups, four gold mjdals, several banners and blue rib
bons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays ai
Goshen; Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Lreswell and rrr
days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manager'
Kincaid (Mb Rickel, Owners
Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon
MOTHER'S Knt'HKV
Seventh and Oalt street, has open
ed under new management. Good
board add room by the day, week or
month. First-class home cooking
Thicken dinner everv Sundav.
MRS. 8. Y. AH150TT.
STtX K TAKKX TO IWSTl RK
Three miles out: good grass and
plenty of water. See K. M. Warren
Lawrence street, Kugene. tf
call i ok crrv w arr.vxts
Notice Is hereby given that all city
warrants- drawn on the general fund
up to and including No. 365 regis
tered October 13, 1907, and all war-
muis urawn on tne sewer fund up to
iui'iuiiiiik- .o. dzs, registered
January 14, 1908, will be paid on
presentation at my office Anrit 29
190S. Interest- will cease on that
uutr.
FRANK REISNER.
City Treasurer.
Eugene, Or.. April 24, 190S.
XOT1CK OK SALK.
Sealed bids will be receiver: by the
...m,i signeci up to iu o'clock noon
on Monday. May 11. 190S. at Pendle I
ton. Oregon, for the following dts. i
cribed real property, to-wit: i
Lot 6 In block 6 Shelton's Addition!
'."gene, i.ane t ounty. Oregon.
Title to said property will In. Jn.-h
as can be conveyed by Trustee in
Hankruptcy In the matter of Le
reutsch. Hankrupt. The right to Ie.
jeet any and all bids is reserved
T. C. TAYLOR,
Trustee In 11L..
lulls'1 ,','"'ll,'",n- Oregon, April 24. 1
EUGENE HOSPITAL
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykendall, M. D.
W. O. Prosser, M. D.
P. J.artlf,M.D.
B. F. Scaiete, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.'
Geo. O'B.DeBar, M D.
L. E. McDougal, M. D.
For tbe care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases ,
Modern operating room and equipmal.
. Appliances for X ray work,
'V Sputufn and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses..
-Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical
training in the hospital. The medical and surgical sttf
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or w
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M-Mjt
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