Eugene daily guard., October 23, 1908, Image 5

the trratcxK n.w.r ?rnn. Friday, octohkk t, w,h
M'LEAN TELLS o
STRAIGHT STOHY
$ OFFICERS
Eugene Man Arrested At Van
couver aolurder Suspect O
May e Released
f sudden Deaths.
I r-se V'tnm "' "liS
"J'iti Mayudden
raye, p"""
l,r-irt failure or
aix-.plexv are often
tie result of kid
ner disease. If
itidiitv trouble is
allowed toad vanee
the kidney-poisoned
blood wiliQtit-
riMnethen.selve!0
P.",.. .way cell by cell.
LsOTtof th kidneys and j
Ki&uickest by a prop yp CA DU
.1SS&r. 0N GOODPASTURE ISLAND
? "i:...tnliold urine and ,'
C, in raUiny ',. d over- ( O O
KJlJ.ti.ece.tyofbeU.g:, ,,f Unrn eYM. i- n.
LiTm often thrown the day, i"n i n.i o iwi occutic tu UUII
P m.nv times during the! ... , ...
feJSikiSd the extraordinary Suit Physician Borrowed
PlvLltoot is soon realized.
".I, hWhttt for its wondertui RevO Ver Of C. F. Hawkins
F . . i.--tMwnni7 cases. to ....
E pleasant to take and i
r5T.ii.tt in fifty-cent ando,
bottles. You may have a
L.'wktUat
had been taken beret- I sn, niiCe
sure they were all th.Qme I n?i X
never kne; dUter-niClls V 'aU
lutelv , V"'.. ' an,.UJ! -
. . lilt? Kin
' fh J" glm but 1 sav McLeaa
.... iKtuugc-a to toaa it.
McLean was former),- connected
i - the meat ma. East Thir
teenth street, being associated with
on ,hl . . e a,so Peddled meat !
on the streets for some time several 1
I irs ago. He Is an u7.
i IM regiments in the Milllij.pines. It I
- ivi turn iuur
Slrl residing In the vicinity of Hale
,hi. Aslorla- lhat. place
they boarded a tug boat, and went
out beyond tl.e bar and were married
hi k vjn.mu oi tne vessel on the
ecus
to
ttiiswonderfurnewdis-l , or Eugene. Is the
LTfsMk that tells all about it, 'man who was arrested at Vancouver.
Wash., yesterday and held as being
suspected of the murder of Harry T.
Butterworth at St .Johns, a tew even
ings ago. The initials and the name
given In the press dispatch to The
Guard yesterduy were wrong. .Mc
Lean lives on a farm on the de
pasture "Island" north of the olr-.
He left here for Seattle a few nis...
ago, Intending to consult a physician
for some ailment. He nlso announc
ed that he would stop at Portland
and Vancouver, intending to see a
man at the latter place who used to
work for him.. C. F. Hawkins, who
lives at GS3 Patterson Fn-eet. said
last night:
"I loaned McLean my revolver and
gave him six cartridges. The pistol
was a 32 special Smith & Wesson
,.i...m.(l. Address, Dr. Kit-
fc Biogkarnton. N. Y. When
fetation rraums
bntrtmeninerineuiuwt,-...
Ki!mtrswar"P"rvu"l'""u
Bhunton, N. Y-. on every
coon coven CUKE.
he complete cure oi coughs.
:thma and bronchitis and a")!
EopIalDts tendiag to consujp-
erwort, tar aim wnu tueiry
iges maiotamed an estaD-
renntatlon as a standard
remedr. It contains no op-
barmful drugs ana can oe
;h safety to children. Price
Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wll-
Co, props., Cleveland, O.
5:!c for bnimneys. i
kMBEKS HARDWARE CO
WIB fYobulilr Ito Kliunl
..T!!e0rt'go',ian lhis moriilng has
the following.
Though unable thoroughly to sat
isfy the officers of his innocence and
woefully perplexed in trvlng to give)
an account of his movements Tues
day night. B. D. .McLean detained
by the Vancouver police in connec-i
tlon with the murder of Harry T !
Butterworth at St. John, told so
straightforward and convincing a
story tTiat his release will likely he'
ordered Immediately. j
.Many detall.-Pof the storv have!
been corroborated and In no detail
of consequence has a discrepancy
been discovered. As a result of the
Investigation of his movements and
his statement, officers endeavorlnR1
to solve the mystery surrounding the
killing of Butterncrth are conlelf
at sea. j
McLean was nrntsrml at Vnnnn,.,..
at an early hour yesterday morning. !
ne i uriiiKing wnn a number of,
soldiers In n Vsi nnmiv.it. .
carelessly informed his' newly-made!
uujjjiuiuiuns mat lie was armed. The;
soldiers promptly removed a 32-cnl-(
ibre revolver from him and a police,
officer placed him under arrest. He)
ft u.ftt in htlva Ivami ni.nuMn..l.l,i .... .'
der tjie influence of linuor at the!
Irno uil ,..t.l tn .....? v..'
had been In St. John Tuesday night, i
Accordingly he was confined In the:
Vancouver city jail pending an Inves
tigation. Yesterday morning McLean made
many conflicting statements and. ap-1
parent ly still under the influence nf
the liquor, was unable tu i.vpiain his
iiiovements either inciilly or c.iher
ently. Ho had recovered somewhat
in the afrnoon iiowvv.T. jnd still
shaking and distressed IrnO ihe ef
fects oi two dsvs' d..in -h . i
fllnchlngly underwent a gruelling ex
amination by Deputy Dim net Attor
ney Kitiserald. Sheriff Stevens. Chief
Black ot St. John and Chief Secrist.
of Vancouver.
Has fi'olt lo ScuttU:
"On the train w:ien 1 boarn.vt Ir
at Ensene." McLean sniil, "were two
men hom I knew who rode with me
to PiWland. and kept frying to sell
me stock In a gold dre.pyg com
pany. We drank toeti,rirllli S!1W
them several times during the lav In
Portland and we-Jiad more drinks.
I stayed around We tlrand Central
Hotel, though I did not register
there, and stayed at a rooming-house
Tuesday night."
McLean was unable to explain
what he did between the hours of 6
and S o'clock Tuesday night. He
visited many saloons, he said, but
not being acquainted with t Ito streets
or buildings, was unabl e to name
any particular place he had visited. I
He had never been to St. John In his
life, he said, except once, a month
ago. when he was In Portland audi
went to John to look up a friend, i
Ciri'lillistalires Against Prisoner. j
A circumstance that wa? regarded ,
as the strongest bit of evidence!
against the prisoner, was the fact !
that the weapon taken from him in
Ihe saloon was a .32 calibre, the
tO'.ne siie as the weapon used In ktl- I
ling the St: John Jeweir. Five of
the six cartridges In ihe chamber
contained soft-nosed, steel-jacketed
bullets, while the sixth was of a d(f-i
ferent make and crimp. .McLean was
lrtiable to explain the difference In I
he cartridges, but declared the wea-i
poi had been l.ted him before I
leaving Eugene by C. V. Hawkins, a)
clerk In a tvocery store at Eugene. I
McLean denied having admitted
to a Vancouver policeman that he
had visited St. John Tuesday night.
Ho was considerably muddled i
throughout the examination, bat ex
plained nny discrepancies In hi
statements by the lnct that ho had
been drinking. However, he told such
an apparently stright story, many of
the dutuils ot which have already
been corroborated by the officers,
that liulo hpovianc Is attached to
the arrest.
ANYONE CAN
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers ' BECI PE
Delinquent ts.xna.yecs wtU take no-:
tice that delinquent taxes will not I
be advertised as heretofore; under)
a law passed by the last legislature
of this state taxes that are deiiu-'
qtieat after the expiration of lx j
months trom the first dale of such
iieunqueucy may be paid by auy one
ifeu,auai tu c.t a" tt vttrtit-i
leute
such party.
Section 3i
reads:
"Any day after the expiration of
six months after Mxes Qcharged
a.lnst teal property Tre delinquent
llrf lax collector shall have the
right, and it shall be his duty, upon
demand and payment of the taxes,
penalty id interest, to make out
anu issue a certificate or eertificates
this mixture acts diri'tly apart cfrr
; tJitnJn.itlve lijwiics ot the kidneys;
j vliv,vnr these ii.n.ellk organs unit
gives them pow-er to sift antf scrnfrt
x t ttto iHittinuir wHt lliater and uric
j arid IroWk thv hlowl vvl.tch. la lh
(cause of rheuinatisttf
( " your back ar-es ache and
IT IJ 1 M C ) npvV youi kltWy tcuubb- u
n I IIUIUL wid
be wise to try this for a tow
The following preseripllion for the
ure oOlieumatlsm and kidney audi
Tin fruit cans hi stocK.
f'.l.V'"?S HAKDWAHB CO
of said lu la part.
The First
National Bank
T?X 1VCSNI, OUCON
ot Minnnfiio ih ho w,t in1 hl'l'l troubles has no doubt been
ttuti ttutttimti or rimes, vijc; riuni
Kxlrart IHviile-Uow, one-halt ounce;
Compound Kargon. one oiii'e; (oui
ptitrtid Sirup .Sinupirm, three
ounces. These simW. Wnul- Q.-
irreillellts Clin he nM ;i I iil nl nnv
good prescription pharni af IlltJo IwK'8 J wheth.ee tartca
cost and are mixed by shaking veil ot suiull. O
lu uotlle. Your business will receive prompt,
Ino dose for adults Is a Iraspnon- , . ,, . .. ,
fill after each meal and al bedtltv. ccurate and coarfaMnrfaf tea-
of delinquency against ou.-b roper .aUJiuhiur a tun tumuiertni ot water - o
ty" and Bection 4i In nart reads-iR(,,'r ,'a,'h doseQ't Is stated char tftlls.4KK JK1JT JJOSKS Von 1KNT
Certificates of delinquency snail 'frtwrlUloD Jj a positive r.medy lor,
bear interest from the lr,. t li,i-JkMn,V tvoulW and Uuue back, weak:
iiiiiiiiier hiiu linear? u n i ii it ies, '-.
I'eclHlty tt ihe eJderlv people, and
one of Ihe het thlnKS t he used in
advised that If they have not paid at hii.icu.ui e leving tnu.
least one-halt ot their taxes on or l"n nmJ W'dimln 9Wel-w
before the first Monday In April that' u"f9- ... ,. A , . ,.
the same are delinquent and have. known.authorfty slates (hat
been delinquent since said first Moa- ( L. .. , O .. - .:- ..-- .
day in April, and those who nave
paid otw-halt of theftr taxes as above
the remaining one-halt will become
delinquent after the first Monday In
October, and six months front urb
dates a certificate ol delinquency
Bearing fifteen per cent Interest perf.
an mini Any be issued against
property.
T9 save further costs, penalties
and Interest you are earnestly re
quested lo settle the same at once.
11. L. IIOWN,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
jnce until redeemed at the rate fit
V5 per cent pec annum. ."
Delinquent taxpayers are therefor
T. 0. UKNttRlCKS., PvasldvM.
9. It. EJ.K1N, Vlc-lcsideot.
SVQliaRASS. Cashier.
DAU?.'! BRISTOW.
, . Aistant CasruT.
LtfKlJ L. GX!)HICH.
As.s)sMnt Cashier.
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to gage. Office Black 1STI. ffomai
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Big- Closing Out Sale
FOR NEXT TEN DA"YS
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Japanese Handkerchiefs,
Butonsf Thread and Jewelry
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