Eugene daily guard., September 30, 1908, Image 5

rm Kco-oru dailt gcajid. wkdnesdat, September so. ito
I ed by Fred IlurtPlB to "halt and throw
up your hands." The short, young
.'lyjvvoiwycd, ""d nave up hU -nun.
l)ut the tail, oldfr fellow, fired at the
j officers and made a break, but en
countered MHrxhal HnodKraxs a few
, paie up the road and fired a necond
;nlnit at hlin. riiiodKram responded
with a eharxe of Imckahnt from his
! WlnrheKier pump pun, but mUtied hifi
I mark. The thim fired a third Bhot
jand the inamhal, taklnK dellherate
aim at the flash of the fellow's pls
tol. fired a aerond shot of carne shot,
thla time with the effei t of KilencinK
the robber's Kun. Not knuwIiiK the
COTTAGE GROVE
HOLDUPS LANDED
IN COUNTY JAIL
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AHK IIIMU'fillT TO Kl'CJKXK i moinent for the rest of the boys to
!-ome up wnn inejr man. wnen i-oiih
remarkej that he "believed he could
j take down the road and catch the
other fellow." Juat then a husky
I voice was heard to exclaim:
"Well, are you fellows koIiik to let
'a man lie here and bleed to death?"
j BteppinK to the side of the road
Harry Murphy and It. N. Harvey, , the officers found their second man
tho men who held up and assaulted j bIUIhk up holding his arm and suffer
. t , ,1, i;.,,... ,.. lug from 2 1 shot punctures In his arm
M. V. DcWald, the Cottage fJrovejun,j ,jv. (, Kau a sullen, desperate
merchant. Monday night, at. account , fl)J(.arn(, fl,)W and was quickly
of It appearing In yesterday's Guard, j disarmed and brought to town with
were brought to Eugene by Sheriff his companion. Tho wounded man
was 111! lieu fiver lo mu mm-ui pnnr
big Colt's revolver taken from the
wounded robber when bg was captur
ed, and after a brief Search today
Marshal Snodgrass found the missing
part of the revolver handle lying in
the store where Mr. DeWalJ was
knocked down. This discovery, made
In the presence of several citizens, is
considered conclusive evidence
against the prisoners.
--SPORTING NEWS--
PHUT TV t'OXCM'SIVK KVI
IIK.NCE THAT THEY AUK Till'
CII1.TV PAIITIKS
dons, who have been probing for the
shot In his anatomy, but succeeded In
removing but one.
He was taken lo the Hotel Thomp
son and cared for while the other
fellow was landed In Jail, and this
morning the wounded man went to
the hotel table and ate a hearty
breakfast,, seeming to be suffering
Ilown last evening, they having waiv
ed examination. They are now in j
the county Jail awaiting trial at I he
next term of circuit court: "Murphy j
Is pretty badly crippled as a result of
lielng peppered with buckshot from
Marshal Snodgrass' shotgun. He;
was brought down on a stretcher I
from Cottage drove. Shot entered
eiiurty every pmi in inn tnmy ami'..,,, i,i i
arms and legs. Ills condition Is not .. . nnKwer oei fuctlv to the
considered serious, however, and It I. '1,, ,"''" V,r 'iV' ,, U. ,,,
Is expected that he will he able to - J?" " lv(" Mr' "
walk nround III a short time. r j "Is assulianis.
The Cottago drove Leader tells of! May He IIiimllKm
thenpture of the two men as fol-j u , gn,(, Ulut ()e W01lml,.(I man
Tho officers were at once notified ' " ' ,",, ", . . .... ii. .i
nf the nssault and attempted rob
bery and two posses were (illicitly or
ganized, one headed by (ireen Pitch
er going north to guard the wagon
road uml railroad at King s crossing,
the other composed of Marshal Frank
Snodgrass, Fred llartels, Jas. Polls
and
scription of the mun Hamilton want
led In Lake county for the murder of
a ranchman In that county some
months ago and fur whose arrest and
conviction a reward of $'i00u Is of
! fered. That the fellow is a bad one
1 is evident from the vile language he
' ,;.h .' ' when the physicians were dress
going souin to . ., .,,, ,., ,i,ii, ,, ,
Frank Hlckcy
on "o. I , .. ... - ..
Divide to guard the railroad and wag-1 J th. .hot" did
HoIiImth AnibiiNtH'd
men were observed approaching
quietly up the wagon road and when
within a short distance of the offi
cers lying In wait, they were request-
It was observed that a large piece
was broken out of the handle of the
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO. I
I
flieir I'nceutilng Work Kwi l's!
hi rung mid Health)'.
All the blood In the body passes
through the kidneys oace every three
Midlines. The kidneys filter the
blood. They work night and day.
When healthy they remove about 600
grains of Impure matter daily, when
unhealthy some part of this Impure
matter is left in the blood. This
brings on many diseases and symp
toms pain the hack, headache, ner
vousness, hot dry skin, rheumatism,
gout, gravel, disorders of the eye
sight and hearing, dizziness, irregu
lar heart, debility, drowsiness, drop
sy, dejiosits in the urine, etc. But If
you keep the filters right you will
have no trouble with your kidneys.
W. W. tiossett of 558 Madison St.,
Eugene, Ore., says: "I served during
the war in the 77th Ohio Kegiment,
under General Grant, and came
through the battle of Shlloh without
a scrutch. For about four months
last year I had a moBt persistent
dull aching across the loins and kid
neys, it hurt me If I stooped or
made any sudden movement. When
splitting Some wood out In the yard
a sharp twinge of pain caught me In
my back and I could not move to
save me. A little while afterwards
f happened to read about Doan'sl
Kidney Pills and got a box at W. L.
Delano's drug store. I began the j
treatment and it affected a perman
ent cure." (From statement madel
March 10, 1903.) I
Cured to Stay Cured.
On February 9th. 19011. Mr. firm-t
sett confirmed the above, saying: "I
have had no occasion to use any kid
ney medicine since 1903. The euro
1 described before is permanent."
For sale by all dealers. Price BO
centB. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
ew York, aoie agents for the United
States.
llemomber the name Doan's
and take no other.
Jim Stewart and Sandy Ferjiu
son. "the bad man of Chelsea." are
to meet in a bout in New York Oc
tober 8.
The Philadelphia Nationals have It
on the Chicago Cubs to the tune of
13 games to 9 for the season.
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Articles have been signed for a
bout between Cy Klynn and Tom
Crawford to take place at Oil City,
uciooer o.
o
Jim Drlscoll. the featherweight
champion of England and Australia,
Y. ., ol.rlvnA In Vuur Wirlf Unit IS
looking for bouts with some of the
little fighters.
o
The season of the California State
League is the longest of any organi
zation in the country, beginning
March 28 and continuing to Novem
ber 15. But games are played only
twice a week, Friday and Saturday.
Battling Nelson and Packy McFar-
land will probably furnish the
Thanksgiving day attraction at Pro
motor Coffroth's club at Colma, Cal.
o
Jimmy Jones of Montreal is the
leading hitter of the Eastern league.
Hearno of Baltimore has a higher
percentage, but he has played In less
than half the games of the season.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan, who Is In
Los Angeles, recently turned down
an offer from Jim Jeffries to box
Sam Langford. Sullivan Is desirous
of a match with Hugo Kelly,
i)
Freddie Welsh, the English light
weight, being unable to get a bout
with Battling Nelson, has consented
to meet Maurice Sayers before Jeff
ries' club In Los Angeles In October.
Manager Frank Boyle, who has
won two pennants with his Waterloo
team in the Central Association,
will no doubt receive several offers
to join faster company next season.
o
Of last year's great kickers on the
gridiron, Burr of Harvard, Hollen
beck of Pennsylvania, Coy of Yale,
. ii .....In in thP
and wilder or iorneu
game. Princeton has lost Harlan and
! the Indians, Mt. Pleasant.
The last week oi me Duume.u
League season was a hummer. Sep
tember 14, New Orleans had a per
centage of .570 and Nashville .564;
Sept 15. New Orleans 574. Nash
ville, .567; Sept. 16, the figures stoo
New Orleans 577 and Nashville,
570; Sept. 17, New Orleans was .580
nnn Vnuhflllo 5 R R Spilt 18 NeW
Orleans .576 and Nashville, 569;
I Oepi. 13, .aSnVllie WOIl IIIC jjcmiim
'with a percentage of .573, with New
i Orlpnns Ti7 1
0
Trl-State League fans will mlsi
Eddie Ashenback, who managed the
Johnstown team this season. Ashen
back Is a born humorist and does the
funniest coaching stunts since the
days of Arlle Latham. He has signed
to wear a Chicago National League
uniform the coming season.
! The former big league players who
have won pennants this season as
j minor league managers include: Jack
I Dunn. Baltimore, Eastern League;
I Charlie Carr, Indianapolis, American
Association; William Barnhard,
i Nashville, Southern League; Wil
i Ham Holmes, Sioux City, Western
League; Harry Wolverton, Williams
port, Trl-State .League; Richard
Cooley. Topeka, Western Association,
Malachl Kittredge, Scranton. New
York State League; Jesse Burkett,
Worcester. New England League and
John McCarthy, Springfield, Three-I
League.
Often 'The Kidneys Are
! Weakened by (fter-Work.
Unhealthy KUncys Hake Impure Blood.
It used to be considered tliat only
t urinarv and bladder troubles were to be
iraceu lo luc Kiuneys,
but now modern
science proves- that
nearly all diseases j
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important i
organs.
The kidneys filter I
and purify the blood ;
t hat is their work. i
, ...i.bh I'niirViilnevfinreufiil:
1 liereiurc. nun. -
or out of order, vou can understand uow
quicklv vour entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fall to do its
dUlf you are sick or " feel badly," begin I
taking the great kidney remedy. Dr. i
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as vour kidnevs are well they will help ;
ill'the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone. . ,
If you are sick you can make no mis- i
take bv first doctoring- your kidneys. I
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmer's wmp-Kiii
kidnev remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most uisiressmg
on its merits oy an
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar sizeg&gr
I ..I...- Vnit
nave a !Mtnti- ut
bv mail free, also a pamphlet telling you ;
how to find out if vou have kidney or i
bladder trouble. Mention this paper ,
when writing to I1r- Kilmer & Co.. lling-1
liamlon, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, ;
but remember the name. Swamp-Root, 1
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad-.
dress, Bingliamtoii, N. Y., on every bottle, i
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P!LESt rriKti; pilkm! , , ,
Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Itching it once, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment la prepared for
piles and Itching of the private parts.
Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mall 50c
and 1.00. Williams Mfg Co.,
props., Cleveland. O.
Well Drilling
For up-to-date well drilling
see LaDuke & Lef Her Co.
Well Drillers
Telephone Red 5J2I
999 Villard Boulevard
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