Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 23, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEt'GEXV DAILY GCARD, Tl'KSDAY, JI NK 2:1, hum. Lovelace ."Ton the race ison. $35.00 to insure, Tyler B. Midi and Surgical TKuykendlll, M.D. Y.O. Prosser, M. D. p I.Birtlr.M.D. B,F.Scaiete, m.u. i n.:. Kl n Grt.O'B.DeBar.M.D. E3C22 Of -1 nTTTi i M n " " rys and tSrot cf "ie erOt tmt: ,,. dH an 7 siaiiion. stan dard and replstl-i..,,.i tl. . nv.nv . 1 " sire ot 1 1 track of the CTT In h,r 1 -3-UU bv the- by the A Voung Wakes Stallirn of rr.u.h prornise. Standard aJ I ? P"". Standard , J registered. $20.00 to insure. Veloce S: r-r u. , ' e,ht' i300 Founds. The mcnerou u ., Oregon btate Fair, where he won IToeups, four Kold medals, several banners and blue r tons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays at n; Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Creswel and Fri Jaysand Saturdays at Eugene. G. R, price, Mana.c Kincaid (8b Rickel, Owners Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon EUGENE HOSPITAL For the cart and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operatine room and equipment. Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and Wood 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 staff ol the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. Automobile Livery J Automobiles for Hire g Day or Night I Day Phone Black I5H ' Nifht Phone Black 1751 EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO R. E. VELTUM, Manager 3 MOST GROCERS SELL r Olympic Flour j every sack guaranteed Mad ol selected Eaitern Oregon hard wheat. It pro Jucra mote loaves of bread than any other (lour and the loaves are lighter and whiter. Because ol the Increased quantity ol bread produced Ihe coil is no higher than (or other flours. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLCURJNG MILLS 1'OI.ITK .MTI.M K1N greets all customers at "ur market, and as choice a piece of meat as was ever laid on a block juicv. tender, exquisite ly flavored and fine grained, is what we cut your porterhouse, sirloin, flat h"ne or hip hone steaks from. We know how to cut up meats for your tabic well as to choose the prlmest. o that thev will look tempting a -ell as tender and succulent, our prices are low for prime meats. Broders' Bros r, hon2Mam40-JVf;8thSt;i I MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE. ORECON Docs a Gcncrai Bankin: Business on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER LH. POTTEP F. N. McALISTER. ...Ch'- C or Tib and WUIamttte Market During Eugene Poultry Store 102 East Ninth Street, Phone Mainb o i ( t-r ocvr''rtuni,T 10 order that all may .vail ih.s en oy Chicken Din..ir. e week only, our i.ncrd Fancy Dressed Milk Fci Hens --- lfT riam fed Hen 25:cne nets 'Vnth, yA prompt ly ontho uo.i els, cleanses uV system ejjoctuuUv. ossists one in ov ereon I'liVs lmlutita.1 eonstinot ton permanently. To ot its nenejiciul effects buy the genuine dMunuitrturci ryllie ALIF0RN1A Fig Syrup Co. SOU BY LEAD) NC DRUGGISTS- 50t B0TTU Dr. T.Felix Qouraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER A pure, antisep tic 'loilet Powder fir infants and adults. Exqui sitely perfumed. Kendera an excel lent complexion and keep I he skin clear, soft and velvety. Relieves skin irritation and should be used freely after bath ing and sharing, ?;iving a delightf ul and refreshing' effect. At deal ers or by mail, 35 cents Box. Pre pared by FERD. T. HOPKINS, N, Y. CITY, Proprietor rf GIllRAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM JOB ILL! AKD JUCCOMHEHDZD BT STANLEY'S. HI 2 Wlllamt-UA St. EutfetK Organized 1883 The First National Bank OF EUGENE, ORECON Capital paid if $100,000 Surplus and undivided profits 100,000 Additional liability of stockholders under national banking laws. 100,000 Total $300,000 t'nder Same Management 25 Years. Your Pntronuge Hullcttix. T. 0. Hendricks Preside!! 3. B. Rskln Vice President P. E. Rnodgras. Cashier Luke U Goodrich. .Assistant Cashier Darwin Brlstow ... Assistant Cashier mrdikVhriltffvri IN ONE OR MANY COLORS LARGEST rsLlLiiioa IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK aTC$ tt II !""' : ElectricGas, Water 4th of July FSS-SHIELCS-FESTOOMS all in tHir Nati jnal O!ors O J86 WiOnset-t St- 1H r Willamette Volley Co jBARTNETT IS : FOUND GUILTY ON i FIRST BALLOT I S-m Francisco. Jiirif 22. Waller .1. Harineit, ex-vice-presidcu; ,.i i:. ! siisp. ii.loj California Safe l.v .MI Trust Compiiatiy and adinmintra-.r lot t tie estate of Mrs KUtfll M Colton mis afternoon was fouiul nuiitv ,,f I'tnl'i'izliiiK securities an.) bonds owned by the estate to the ahie of 131. Too. The jury was out I, s than minute and reached a verdict on the first ballot. Harnett was rec iini mended to the mercy of Hi,, court and Judge fun ley fixed In a. m.. June 30. as the time for pronouncing sentence. Sriiml liy Pnvsociitor. San Francisco, June 22 . Coward, cur. thief and liar were the epithets ui'imia to waiter J. Hartnett. ac cused with wrecking of the Califor nia Safe IVHMlt & Trust Couipanv. by Assistant District Attornev Cook oi one oi uie fiercest investlves ever mined against a inun at the bar to day. Cook went at length Into the evi dence tnat had been liroduced In troduced In the case and frequently pointing his flnKer Ht t l.fndant's he shouted his scorintlBl In th rerv teeth of Hartnett, wbv l-a;aiilve and unmoved thronnh It all. Cook asked for a cor.v.r,;lon of the first count in the indictment on which Hartnett Is belnsr tried, that of stenllnu S31.T00 as special admin istrator nf the estate of the late Kl len M. Colton. "That man Vartnett." rrled Cook, liointlni; at the accused man, "Is Kiiilty of the worst kind of breach of faith, lie has proven false to the trust put In him by the dead, lie is guilty of a breach of tho law's office and gentlemen, upon your verdict, depends the final confidence of this city." fook declared that he was no de fender of J. Dnlzsll Drown. Hrown. Hartnett and Treadwell, he said, nre sponsible for the wrecklnc of the bank. Hrnwn Is serving a term In prison. The prosecutor said that Hartnett bought the Colton securi ties here from New York for the ex press purpose of hypothecating them to help out the shaken bank. ROOSEVELT AIOS GRAFT HUNTERS San FrnnclHco, Juno 22. "You hnve henrtbreiikltiK dtfricuHlos with which to contend. You have to flht, not only the bandod powers of evil, but the 8iiplnoncRH and Indiffer ence of many Rood men upon whose zealous support you had a right to feel that you could rely." Thus writes President Hoosevolt In a let ter to Rudolph Spreckols, which has Just been made public, offering en couragement to those who are con ducting the Kraft prosecution. "Do not be discouraged; do not flinch," he continues In his lengthy letter. "You are In a fight for plain decency, for the plain democracy of the plain people, who believe In hon esty and In fair dealing aa between man and man." WOMEN' KXPKM.Kh FHOM I'NIVKHSITY. St. Petersburg. June 22. Czar N'lrholas today promulgated one of the most sweeping measures ever fa nned In Russia, by which nil women st u dent a nre ordered expelled from Russian universities. The order af fir:s 2.2110 women, many of whom ere nearlng graduation, and the hit ler nBs Is widespread . The Czar Usued the Instructions to Minister Von Kauffinan. chief of the t bureau of public Instruction. The i edict also sets forth that hereafter no I women shall be admitted to any of the universities. It Is anonuiwcd that the action Is jthe result of artlvlty on the part of the women students In revolutionary movements. The women have been I open in their encouragement of the t men students In their attac k upon the government. LAKH MAItlll.K AM) (illANITK V(tl(KH MOVKIt. E. C. I,ake has moved his marble works from the corner of Willam ette and 8lth to Kast Seventh Ht between Willamette and Osk, where he will he pleased to sec all old and new patrons. Jul 9 fJAWU.lN'K worm HAW W. O. Whits Is prepared to iw your wood on short nolle. Phone Alack 4351. rili.dsnce, 61 West Bli'.a atreL i a. nnvKiui tii iiitiir.it f'ut flowers, hot houso plants, etc. phone lllack 03l. Mrs Y. J '.Immer. yi KM HI OKKh.lt 1F Tfi: K !tFW The merits of th Texas Vonder you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble, tl a hotrie ttwo lnosi'.o.' tiAtii....t) sold by O. J. Hull, or bv mall. Bnd for testimonials. Dr. K W, Hall, 292 Olive street, Ht. Ixiuls HII.I.MIItK ItltOTHKItS For all kinds of drayltig and n tiren Hons., phone Ited 2742; of-fl'-o. lilsrk (411. Cures dlrry spefiff. trre'V reelings, ornarh and liver trouble., keeps von well all somner That's whs Holll-'er's ltoky M.oV- T will do. Try It and yea TJ iWiyi huy It lr. rents, tea o.' 1: Linn Druj Company. O ii im; MiMsim O KM.AIM II III sil AMI lulu. I: . V I li ! lu.tn. M ' June K'U the II. O !h. y do." said Hi i. Vale who .is .,te.t.iy shot an.l k:l' -.1 ' M.s Kniesehe. a farm r an.l mem ber of h'.s limit i; nton licv M. Straus a p.isi r ,,( :, i Kiaugc'.ic.il c::uieh of Sioipe. 1 ; milts soinhnt'st of idis t ity J'or several months he had shown sicus of lusanitay lie had stocked the church and paisoutme with all sorts of we.ip.itM ai d a.uiiiiiii.tl in a:; attempts to remove the nuns were foiled by tlie preacher, who hccami : violently insane a week as His wife. In terror, not it led the neigh bors of his condition and mo. units were held at which It was deter- mined to get hlni Into a sanitarium I I'renclior ieii l-'lre. I Yesterday a number of farmers were discuslng ways and means to disarm him when he came upon them suddenly. He had secretly left the parsonage, which was being vvutchel and opened hostilities by shooilim through the windows of the home i f Henry Znslrow, hlh nearest neigh bor. The Zastrow family fled and the preacher disappeared. Then be suddenly emerged from a cornfield upon the men at Krnmm's blacksmith shop. He carried two guns and several revolvers w ire belted around his waist. Without warning he opened fire and Knlesche who was also armed, discharged a lond of blrdshot Into his body n.' short range. Sanity HeturiiN, Forgive. Strauss ran about 200 yards inin the woods. Ills pursuers came upon him as he was kneeling in prayer. For the first time In months his sanity returned and he realized what had happened. Knlesche and other, knelt In a circle nrouud their dying pastor, who prayed for them an I himself as his life sped away. He forgave Knlesche, who, he said, had done right under the circumstances, and In the midst of his ptnyor. pitched forward dead. ltev. Strauss was 49 years old and leaves a wife and several small chil dren. It was thought his Insanity was duo to overstudy. XIXK XKtiltOKS SIKr to m:ru ix tkxas. Houston, Tex., Juno 22. Nine negroes met death Inst nlKht nt the hands of a mob In the vicinity of Hemphill, In Sabine county. Today both races secured arms and the ten sion is such tonlKht that a ruco clash appears Imminent. Tho dead: Jerry Kvans. nited 2 2. Will Johnson. aKcd 24. Mosu Splllman, fitted 24. neveluud Williams, aKed 2 7. William Manuel, lined 2fi. Frank Williams, uKed 22. Two unknown nieii. William McCoy. The lynchliiKS followed tho kllllnn of two white men 'by the neurons. Two weeks nito lluxh Dean and sev eral other white men visited a negro church and schoolhouse, whore a dance was In progress, persutunlily In quest of ll.iuor, It being the cus tom of sonio of the negroes to sell whisky during the progress of such affairs. During tho evening Dean was killed and six negroes were hold for the killing. XOIIODV WI'AHKD. Kl.ln.y Tronlile" Attnck Kiigene Men anil Women, Olil anil Young Alike. Kidney Ills selic old mid yuutig alike ljulckly come and llltlo warning glv. Children suffer In their early wars Can't control the kidney secre tions. (iliis arc languid, nervous, suffer puln. Women worry, ran") do dally work Itoliiisl men have lame mid aching backs. (lid folks. wak. rheitmnilc. In me. Kndure distressing urinary Ills. The cure for man, for woman or for child Is to cure the cause the kldaevs Dean's kidney 11 1 1st cur.) sick kbS ney - Cure all the varied forms of kid ney Biifferln. Kugene testimony guarantees ev ery box. Mrs. A. J. MHKiiiiey of r,9 l.aw ri.nr. St . Kngene. Ore., says "Kor several y.-ars I had attacks of kid ney trouble at odd times anil recent ly It became morn acute, ll.itig In duced to try Doan's Kidney lills I found relief almost from the first i.,e The backache soon left me and I felt better and stronger. As 1 con tinued their use every symptom of my trouble disappear. T' littler mem bers of our family have also hsd good results from using Doan's Klil-,,..- toil. ' Kor sale br all dealers. I'tice f.n cents. Koxter-Mllhurn Co., Murrain. New York, sole agents for the Cul led Slates, !( member the name .loan's, and take no others. VMiD! WOOD! IS Inch old growth fir. V W per cord William Transfer Co., I'hone nisrk 1141. tf Pronounce.) by millions the great est streng'h maker, appetite builder nd health restorer. Holllster's ll.ky Mountain Tea will make you feel ihst life Is worth living. ar, cents, tea or tablets. I.lnu Urug Co. A few more of those nice buggies t com. tf MOON k TINfil.KY. J'Mt received large Invol.-fl of II noleoms, bought at new prices. .1 W. Kays Kur. Co. If Il r carpet rug sale now sol Q o't FvervMng r.du.e.1 q J. W. K;.v Kur. Co. w tf C.iTinlet" line of flags and bunting at Hill's Oun Store. O o More Bargains at Newlands Beautiful Lawns Ihiritig thin SmIc 4c a yard Purine tills ; 1 1 yu will be nir prist d at tin gre.tt .tlui-s offered tn I lii W .i-sh (liviU et i ion Si-.era! thousand Afds itf lawns usually sold ui 1 0 eon is ill in tn s.i le at. per ard . . . . 4c Sale Ladies' Belts tt.V, H.V V I.I KS, I.V Itundretis of white wash em broider led belts, UH6irted patterns, with all kltuls of niiv bucklen, some of which are pearl; mauy am reg ular 3;io belts; 1 sale prtc I OC 1- for choice of a lot of black. brwon, blue ani colored belts; regular S.'-c values. 65c Belts 45c We have sort.M up another lot of belts, which includes all our regular i0c, and 6dc belts: ull go in one big lot at. 4 n each HOC Great Special in Ladies' Long Gloves Klbow length. In ladles' Jersey gloves, black and white; extra vai ues at, r r !Hlr JJC Host ldslo Mousquetalre elbow length, black and white, worth a third more; our Ofi spocliil Hiilo price VUC Speciol Offerings I'lir Kor fine quality 11a tlstea that Is aold all over town for 15c. i!ftc yi'AIJTY IIATISTK, INc Kxtra flno quality French 11a tlstn In atrlpea, dots and floral de algns: a benuliful wash rubric; sale price, yard .18c i G IB T ?s - n tV) z v t VS A r rV O Ed H 3- p IfelK El " W v ', U. 2 bO N3 Sod t3 tv c IN J. W. BARRINGER 0 Expert housemover 0 Move anylhiny. Twenty-liv , yean experience. Re tide nee, Ea Fifteenth and Oak Sta. Phone Ped 4)511. Eugene. Oregon. j Best. .. Calicoes a'r.d Prints hunitg I hit SjiIi- 5c We hae the other grades also. not tht be-t fitiifh, tint uoini I'rints at, per yard 4Xc Men's Wear Inirlng this sale w will close out a lot of men' haU; ull good styles, but the sixes are broken some only one of a kind and others two or three of & kind and the sires are broken. None of these hats were sold regular for less than $2.00. and some, am $2.f0 and S3. 0D bats. They atl go In one lot at. your Art cholcrt 7C A Bargain in Shirts We offer during thU sale a plmidtd bargain In men's ahlrtn; all of our regular $1.3F shirts, In cluding silk pongeo. Erery $1.25 shirt In the store will bo r on sale at, each J) , O Summer Underwear We hare on sale a fine line of men's summer underwear. In white ecru, pink and blue; a splendid bargain at 3.V1 Flalbrlggan at ftoc Cooper'i ribbed, at 7ftc in Wash Goods 18c Will buy Paris Tlasuo, worth 25c tho yard. Kor lino quality dress linen unbleached: would bo 30c good value at 25c. For Domestic. Pongee; till ahudea plain colors. Will buy mercerliod Ponijeo colors. 25c 2 5 2 f rn - Williams' Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOK iALE TlllimctubL. Eufsntf. Orsgoa. t'houa tlUok 1H 2: J: ? ! (.two-lb tot UM DAJLX GVAAO, I i i : i) B i a , 4 f 1 V'i i r-iiiiiiiiii