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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1908)
ram Bcwro uax -otu wkdxbsday, wrtBattmt . i FOR THE KILLING OF SENATOR CARMACK JUNCTION CITY WOMAN . LOSES HER REASON 0. N. G. IN EXCELLENT O FIRHTINR SHAPE YOU CAN... Toast Your Bread. Boil Your Eggs. Percolate Your Coffee. Cook all kinds of Fancy Dishes aed Candies. Heat your Curlnig Irons ALL BY ELECTRICITY See the Latest Electrical Cooking Devices In our window. The El Tosto. The Water and Milk Heater. The Coffee Percalater. . . The Chafing Dish. The Curling iron Heater. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. 516 Willamette Street t:::::::::::::::::::::::i::::::::j::::::::m:::::: r:n:::::::::::::::::::::::;;:;:x::2::n::::::::::: 8 Headquarters for Watches, Cteks, jewelry, Cut Glass, and Diamonds. J. S. LUCKEY, Pioneer and Re liable Jeweler, established in Eugene since 1869. :u::j:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::j::::::::: w: m. CREEN, el 9 Willamette St. m GROCERIES Dayton Hard Wheat Flour, $ J .25 Satin White best valley Flour, $1,10 50 boxes best Seedless Raisins while theylast $3.75 box of 50 in box E. DODGE, I J. H. WEST BANGSHLIVERf CO. livery, r eed, stage Cabs Always Reidr First.Clals Turnouts oi All Description ..STAGES.. IVrKriMZIE STAGE letvn Eueenr t 5t30 ii. m. Stavca do not call it private midrocn but will rail lor t.FKf') nclltied the day kclort. I Livery Phone Subscribe : m WHEN CHOOSING CHINA let us help ynnr eye? with onr assortment of fine decorative table, ware. Stauary would not give your sideboard a more ar tistic sotting. We are known by our goods. Tou cannot gain more timely Information than will be yours upon calling. There's a whole library of val uable table hints in our rich array of beautiful , breakfast, dinner and tea sets, and rare odd pieces. THE SQUARE DEAL GROCER Phone Main 23. Successor to Scobert &' Dodge HARLfvUTT and Sales Stables O EUGENE FLORENC STAGE A daily ta(rlav.Euteoat. m, lot Mapleton, rioee connection by neamer lor Florence and A cm Main 2 1 i for The Daily Quayd. Adjutant-General Finzer Eec ojjmends But One Change in His Report Showing the . Oregon National Guard to be In a high state of effi ciency, and that but one change is necessary to bring the organization up to a regular army basis, the bien nial report of the military depart ment of the state was submitted Sat urday to - Governor Chamberlain by Adjutant-General W. E. Finzer, says, the Telegram. ' The "report, which contains re ports from subordinate omcers ana records every official action of the State National Guard during . the year ending November 1, 1908, con tains many Important recommenda tions and states that with the add! tlon of four companies of Infantry to the Fourth Oregon, with head quarters at Eugene, which will be organized In the early future, the organization of the Oregon National Guard will 'be up to the army basis, the war department having allowed the reorganization until January 20, 1910. In hia report. General Finzer lays particular stress on the necessity of armories and suggests that all coun ties having guard organizations pro vide suitable armories, which could be used as public halls when not occupied by the militia. The report also contains other recommendations, the principal of which are that paymasters be allowed to draw funds In advance of camps of Instruction for pay and subsist ence, which would Bave the annoy ance occasioned by the present .sys tem. It recommends that troops be supplied with cots Instead of the sleeping bags. Cots are used in the regular army and -are found to add Infinitely to the comfort and en durance of the men. NEWS NOTES FROM 7ig .LOWER SIUSL4W ' The schooneV Oakland was towed out to sea Wednesday . morning loaded with lumber from the Oregon & California Co's. mill. , George Fisk of Mapleton Is among the Sluslaw people who are courting In Eugene this week, he having start ed but last Sunday. Several newcomers arrived here yesterday from the valley with a team and covered wagon. The steamer Rosco left Wednes day morning for Coos Bay with a cargo of canned salmon. E. A. Beach and F. M. Wllhelm left Saturday on a trip to Eugene, having been called to testify before the grand Jury; A. E. Cohoon, supervisor of the Sluslaw National Forest arrived here Saturday from Eugene and spent sev eral days in Florence. J. W. Peterson came in from El mlra the first of the week to engage In logging on the aiiislaw. Ka has purchased Fred N. Frederlckson's timber below Point Terrace and will cut it off at .pnee. By some means of locomotion Frank Condon's boat was moved from the river up to the school grounds Tuesday night, and the next morning was found on the roof of the woodshed. Some of the boys carried the boat .down to the river Wednesday after school and put it In the water again. 'Florence West. ART EXHIBITS Tuesday Is Opening Day The time between now and Christ mas is too short to hold separately a number of exhibits that we have been planning, and we shall therefore make one big exhibit to open Tues day. December 8th nnH flnaa Rutin.- day evening, showing our books, sta tionery and art goods. Mosher Books, Paul Elder Publica tions. Alfred HnrMnn'a n,-l,iH children's books, Rockwood, Grueby Van Brlggle, Teco Pottery, American water colors, uurus photographs, Copley and Hollyer prints, Klser's NorthWAHt VlAWH. Klamath Tnlnn baskets, Eugene and Oregon scenes, jarvie meiat work, Navajo blankets, Oriental men. Wllm Tntv,n- wa-i. copper, sliver and enamels by Miss Watklns, Japanese towels, Japanese color nrlnta and mnnv nthar thtnra of quality at reasonable prices. EATON. A UXIQTJE , CHRISTMAS GIFT. Dr. Franc Lucie Hard has solved the problem for many who find it a task to select presents for their friends. Father, mother, brother, sis ter will appreciate the sen sible gift of an order for a pair of glasses and a first class examination to be had after Christmas, Insuring a perfect fit, and rest for the long-neglected eyes. Thus combining the useful and or naments. in the Christmas gift. See Dr. Hard at once, while It Is on your mind, and secure a coupon. . tt 4- TO CURB A tJOIil) IN ONK HAY Take f.AXATIVK RROMft olnn Tablets. Druggists refund money If it rails to cure. e. w. guovE 8 signature Is on eaoh box. 1 6c. tul. Room No. 11. List your ttmoerlands. If you have ijgDor lands to sell, send your de scription and price. Fred Flak. Mer chants Bank-building. Eugene, Ore Bon. tf Fred Fisk. Oregon Umber lands kC eol. BacMA, OretM, tt Nashvilft. Tenn., Dec. 8. The cases of Col. Duncan B. Cooper, Rob In Cooper and John D. Sharp who are charged with the murder- of ex United States Senator Edward W. Carmack, were on the docket of the crimliftl court for trial today. The defenft desires a continuance until the January term to give them more time-to prepare for trial. The dis trict attorney, on the other hand. Is pressing' for an immediate, trial. Many visitors of prominence came to Nashville .In anticipation of, the hearing. The trial Itself promises to be one of the notable In. the latter history of the !iith, owing to the fact that the fiied between Carmack and the Coopers, which culmated In the tragedy of November 9, involved many men prominent In Tennessee politics. The plan of the defense has not been made public, though the pre vailing opinion Is that a plea of self defense will be made. This is In line with the claim made by the friends of Cooper that the affair was merely a street duel, in which both sides met and began firing; that the Coopers had tried to avoid a meeting with Mr, Carmack, and that they were on their way to the state cap Itol in response to a telephone mas sage from Governor Patterson when the tragedy occurred. The prosecution on the other hand, will . contend that it was a case of premeditated murder, the result of conspiracy, pure and simple; that Mr. Carmack was waylaid and assi nated while he was on his way to his hoarding house; that when he left his office the fact was telephoned from a house nereby, and that thus the Coopers were notified that the editor was on his way and to be on the alert. ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO 1912 Washington, D. C, Dec' 8. Dis appointed but- not disheartened by the results, of. the November .elec tion, leading democrats from various liarta of the oodntrr are gatherlhg la waemngton to take part In a .two -days', conference called by Chair man William C. Llller of the Nation al League v of Democratic, , Clubs., Prominent men among the visitors deny that there is any truth in the rumor circulated to the effect that the conference Is intended to discuss measures for the elimination of Mr. Bryan and Bryanism from national politics. The sole purpose of the conference, according to Chairman Ltler and ulnars, is to maKe the necessary arrangements to keep the Democratic clubs and leagues throughout 'the country alive and In good running order during the next four years. - -. . ' , V BIG LAND OPENING On January 20th, 1909, at Roso burg. Oregon, 91,500 acres are to be withdrawn from the Umpaua forest reserve. This embraces lands in Ben ton, l',ano, Douglas and Coos coun ties. Not all of this land Is subject to entry. For $2.60 we will send you prepaid 18 large lithographic town ship maps with above vacant lands colored thereon. Also full Instruc tions us to dates, manner of filing, etc., etc. DOUGLAS CO. i ABSTRACT CO. (Successor to Frank E. Alley.) ' Roseburg, Or. MARKED FOR DEATH. "Three years ago I was marked for death. A grave-yard cough was tear ing my lungs to pieces. DoctorB failed to help me and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. King's New Dis covery," says Mr. A. C. Williams of Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me and Improvement kept on, until 1 had gained 58 pounds In weight and my health was fully restored." This medicine holds the world's healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases. It prevents pneu monia. Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 50c and H-00. Trial bottle free. WOOD 9AWIK4. John M. P. Dixon, successor to W. 3. Boddy. All wod sawed to giiage. For prompt service shone Black 3312 nMldanKa l!l mi .,.. ., Gasoline Woeaaaw. BOYAl. LUNCH COUNTER p.-.icu up tti u.i wiuameiie 81. we would be pleased to have all our , iciiuo iry us lor a. meal, not couee and fresh oysters always ready. Owen nttrht nnH ,). dl4 OKO. WILLIAMS. Proprietor. TEA You will find ho poo: tea "in packages bearing our name. If you find agy sucn, you know what to do. . ; Your grocer retvma roar noner U iw. dor ' Ike ScbilUee-'e Beetl w eat Diek The Oregon , Land Company has good buyers for timber. Eastern cap italists. , Timber must stand Investi gation. Abstracts examined. Oregon Land Company, 418 Willamette St.. Eugene, Oregon. J3 See onr "Superior" wood heaters oeiore buying; ey will show j what a hester ought to be. ewi rou don't buy. . ChamiSsrs Hard ware Ce. C3 -A a a T j Bn tU sT Haw Hlwan KiijH BlgBttm j 3-1 r Miss Eureka Willits , Become3 ' Afflicted With Dementia At Marshfield Miss Eureka Wllllts, whose parents reside at Junction City, Or,, arrived In Marshfield this week over the Drain stage line, says the Times. She suddenly became demented while at the Blanco hotel and had to be taken to the state hospital for the insane at Salem today. She left in the care of a nurse on the Breakwater. Miss Wilius is about thirty years old and apparently well Sducated. She came here, as near as could be learned, upon the "advice of a friend named Smith. The latter met her at the hotel. He was not known to the management of the hotel., When it was discovered that she was deranged the hotel manager Insisted that he look after her, which he did. Finally her parents were communicated with and they ordered her cared for at their expense,- and It Is Btated they will meet her in Portland. Whether the strenuous stage trip here caused a nervous breakdown or not the phy sicians were unable to determine. She did not grow violent, but suf fered from strange hallucinations. THE JOHN MILTON TERCENTENARY OBSERVED London, Dec. 8. A notable cele bration of the three hundreth anni versary of the birth of John Milton, who Is regarded as England's great est epic poet and, next to Shakes peare, t'he greatest of all poets in the English language, was ushered In with a meeting held this evening In the theatre of Burlington House under the auspices of the British Academy. - The meeting was attend ed by the greatest gathering of lit erary and other celebrities that haB betta seen in London In a lnog time. The celebration .opened ,i-wth . the reaeHn'g'Jof , ,somC.1,tn. m 2'lMor. which George Meredith ' wrote 111 honor of the occasion. Drt A. W. Ward, fallow of the academy, del ivered, a brief r oration on Milton's life and work and was followed by a discourse on "Milton's Comus and Its Incidental Music," by Sir Fred erick Bridge, illustrated by the chor isters of Westminster Abbey. Tomorrow afternoon a special commemoration service will be held at the Church of St. Mar.v-le-Bow. Cheapside, at which the sermon will be given by the Bishop of Ripon. The service will be attended by the Lord Mayor of London and the sher iffs, in state, the officers and fellows of the British Academy, and other Invited guests. Tomorrow evening the Lord Mayor will entertain a rep resentative comapny at the Mansion House at a banquet,' in celebration' of the tercentenary. Thursday afternoon a general meeting of the British Academy will be held, at which will be read a number of papers on Milton's life I and work. In -addition to this elab orate program to be carried out in London, there will be special exer cises commemorating the tencerten ary at Oxford and at Christ College, Cambridge, which was Milton's col lege. SEW LANE COUNT MAP. My Lane County Map Is now ready from the prlpter. Those who wiBh a copy will do me a favor by drop ping me a post card.. The price is $10.00. I have only a small block of these maps and as the mounting and col oring Is made at a rate of 8 maps a day, they will be delivered at this rate to the subscribers and in the same rotation as they are ordered. SIMON KLOVDAHL, GASOLI.NE WOOD SAWING. Call up or phone' Main 32 or Far mers 61. R.. A. Maltzan. Lee Hoselton, in the Coleman building, third floor, outs and pol ishes agates and other Btones. Work guaraateed la all respecta. tf NEW PIANO TRUCK. Blllmlre Bros., the draymen, have just received from the. factory1 at Chicago, a piano truck of the latest pattern. Pianos can now be moved by this firm on short 'notice and in first-class shape. dll New stock orass and black and irons. Chambers Hardware Co. Co. A's. masquerade ball occurs on New Year's eve. Don't fall to be there. ' Abstracts furnished and land titles examined. Fred Flsk, Merchants' Bank Building, Eugene. Oregon, tl Umbrellas and parasols recovered and repaired. Work practical. 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