Eugene daily guard., December 26, 1908, Image 6

MANIAC FAILED
TO KILL HEAD
No Political Import Connected
With the Incident Say '
the French Papers
SAW MILLS NEED
TARIFF PROTECTION
FROM CANADIAN MILt,S
Paris, Dec. 26. The entire press
of parts with the exception of such
reactionary newspapers as the La
Llbre Parole and L'Actlon Francalse
consider the attack yesterday on
President Fallieres by an unemploy
ed waiter named Mattis, a fantastic
act without any political Importance.
The president considers the attack
as that of a maniac.
The Mattis Incident wag discussed
In today's meeting of the cabinet and
It was decided "by energetic action
to prevent recurrence of similar out
rages." Closer secret service servil
lance will be the chief method of ac
tion. -
FORM BIG COMPANY '
. FOR CASCARA SALE
Plan Is to Eegulata the Supply
and Demand or the
' . Product. , . .
- ,s . The Pacific Cascara company, com
posed of the largest holders of and
principal dealers in Cascara bark in
the Northwest, has been organized in
Portland with a capital stock of
$250,000.
The ohject of the company, as
stated In the articles of Incorpora
tion is to' buy and sell Cascara bark,
herbs, roots, etc. It Is the purpose
to establish a market value for the
bark to be regulated by the supply
and demand. For some time past
the bark market has been In a de
moralized condition, which, It Is said,
Is not justified 'by the quantity of
bark known to be In existence, and
the regular requirements of the
trade. The only source of supply
f Cascara bark in the world now Is
Oregon and 'Washington.
The officers of the company are:
President, Daniel J. Fry, of Salem;
vice president, VV. .1. WaBSon, of Cen
.tralla; treasurer, Herman Metzger, of
Portland: secretary and manager,
'.William Pollak, of Albany. The dl-
rectors, besides the officers named,
are Adam Wllhelm. of Monroe; I. P.
. Callison, of Centralla; and A. F. Pet
erson, of Toledo. . .
HEARST'S HIRED MEN
; WERE BROUGHT IN
COURT BY JOHN D.
New York, Dec. 26. The case of
: S. S. Carvalho and other officers of
the company that publishes William
' R. Hearst's nowsnauers In thlB city.
' who were arrested last week on the
hiirtrna nf criminal libel brought bV
John U. Rockofeller, Jr., was called"
in court for a nrellmlnary hearing to-
"dnv. It. Is exnectod the case will
come to trial early in January. The
comnlnlnt is based on an article
which aimeared recently In Mr,
Hearst's paper under a Chicago date
line. The headline read "John D.
Rockofeller, Jr., Originated Peonage
dn Stockade, It is Said." The dis
patch told of conditions said to exist
In a t ickndo at Argo, 111. The bring
ing of the charges is regarded as a
couv.'r-nttnck by the Rockefellers,
again wboin and the Standard Oil
iuterests the Hearst papers hnve long
wnged a bittur warfare.
W. B. Sherman, the well-known
timber man of Grants Pass, Or., is
much Interested and is well informed
in regard to the effect of the removal
of the tariff from all foreign timber,
this subject now being before con
gress, says an exchange. In speaking
of the matter he said that In bis opin
ion the onlr timber that would have
any immediate effect on our Inter
estts would be that from the domain
of Canada.
"Were the tariff taken from the
Canadian lumber," said Mr. Sherman,
"no doubt the lumber yards of the
Central and prairie state, where a
large proportion of the output of the
coast has heretofore been marketed,
would be rapidly flooded with the
Canadian product. If so, the Paclfle
coast would have the Pacific coast
only for her market.
- "This, no doubt, would close down
many not only small, but large mills,
and would materially depreciate the
value of our hundreds of billions feet
of standing timber.
"The Canadian government has
disposed of its timher in an entire
ly different manner from that adop
ted by our government. Instead of
having Bold her timber to her sub
jects In 150-aore tracts at 12.50 par
acre, as our government has done,
the Canadian governtnent nas allow
ed the Weyerhaeuser and other large
timber companies to go In and stake
off, not only tens, but hundreds of
thousands of acres of their timber
land.;. ..
CHARLES. H. WATTS
IS GIVEN INTEREST
IN JEWELRY FIRM
The firm of J. O. Watts, dealer
in jewelry and optical goods, will be
known as the WattB Jewelry Com
nanv after January 1. Christmas
eve. J. O. Watts presented to bis son,
Charlie, 'before a number of irienas,
at a banquet In Otto's, a one-third
Interest In the firm. The Interest ap-
ALVA C. DINKEY,
Alvn C. DiiiKcy. who. It, was said,
would HU'vcud J nnies Ijnylcy as vice
president nf the 1'nlied Mutes Steel
corpora, !-m In prcl lent of the Car
no;!1 S.cel coin; any. . .
TWO WELL KNOWN
MEN IIKI TODAY
.
.
San Francisco, Dec. 26.
Claus Spreckles, famous su
gar refiner and one of the
most prominent business men
on the Pacific coast, died at
his residence In this city of
pneumonia this morning.
New Orleans, Doc. 26.
Congressman Robert C. Dn
vey, or Louisiana, died today
alter an Illness of several
months. He has boon a con
spicuous member of the com
mittee on Interstate and for
eign commerce.
piles not only to the jewelry store.
which is one of the nest In the Wil
lamette valley, but hIho to the opti
cal parlors.
Charlie H. Watts, the son, wat
raised in Eugene, and has hundreds
of friends among the Eugene and
I .tine county population, besides
many over the state. He hns been
associated with his father for a num
her of years, and understands tho
business thoroughly.
LEADERS OF B0TH
PARTIES WANT SPECIAL
SESSION FOR TARIFF
cfBW
EL "The Stofe That Saves Yoc Money" dfEWEt
Takes pardonable pride in offering Stove Buyers of Eugene and
vicinity the justly famous Fuel 'Saving Jewel Ranges, made bv
uit; ueuua oiuveb vvuiks, me lagL oiuvc pam in xne world
tt
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BUY A
JEWEL
AD
SAVE
FUEL
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RANGE
MAKE
HAPPY
HOMES
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The
Lighted
Corner
Seventh
and
WHkmette
Successors to DAY & HENDERSON
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I AMUSI
AMUSEMENTS
The special attraction opening at
the Bell theatre on Monday, Dec. 28,
will be Prof. Fauzard, the Handcuff
King, escaping from handcuffs and
leg Irons. The truck mystery, the
Hindoo bag mystery. Prof. Fauzard
At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Turner, on" Sixth
street, Thursday evening, by the Rev.
J. A. McCallum, Mr. Jos. P. Chris
man, of the Sluslaw country, and
Miss Ora'A. Turner. Mrs. Chris-
is assisted by Mile Sultna, spiritual- man Is the daughter of Street Com
Ist medium. , mlssioner Turner and has a host of
Another feature of the bill is San- friends In this, city,
born and Ingersoli, doing high class At 6 o'clock, Christmas eve., De
comedy, cember 24th, 1908, at the residence
The popular baritone, Mr. Harry Sixth and Madison street, Rev. J. S.
Espy, will sing the latest illustrated McCallum married John Wisman, of
songs and the blograph will present Gardiner, and Miss Ora Turner, of
the latest moving pictures direct Eugene.
rrom tne tactory. ,
NOTICK OF FINAI, SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon in and for Lane county.
In the matter of the estate of
Christian L. Winter, deceased.
Pursuant to an order dated this
day, notice Is hereby given to all per
sons, that my final account as execu
trix in the above entitled matter, will
come up for hearing, allowance and
settlement by said court, at a term
thereof, to be held at the court rooms
in the court house in the city of Eu
gene, Oregon, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Monday, Jan. 4th, 1909 at which
time all persons - interested therein
may appear and e heard.
Daie.I Nov. 30. 1908.
ANNIE M. WINTER, Executrix.
S. D. ALLEN, Attorney for Execu
trix. 4t
IF YOt' HXbn'
On New Year's night there will be : T"e merits or Texas Vvondet you ; hei-ek
a dance at the Crow hall. A general ' vould never suffer from Kidney,;
mvuation is issued to tne public. j manaer or rneumatic trouble. 1 a
ootiip (two montns' treatment) sold riron fn-
"Watch for the Wagon," See ad. by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for Ernest j. Ellis, Kred L. Ellis, Elizabeth
page uoya lea Co. testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926
' Olive street. St. Louis
You km Itkd . km ol pilk. .urn !
HeatM. nuke ou ll belief the rnlmtfc row TVm
. ' 1.. 1 I Mu. ivfluU dT' 1 1
iw mm m n 7 - I
BETTER THAN PILLS FOR UYB
CiUI rail Medicine Co.. - a,w
FOR SALE HY HULL'S RED CROSS Ditto STOIS&
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION!
Washington,, Dec. 26. If
the leaders In congress of
both parties are able to bring
sufficient Influence upon Taft,
;i special session to revise the
tariff, will be called almost
Immediately after Inaugura
tion. The purpose will be to
cut the session us short as
possible to secure an adjourn
ment bofore the extremely
hot weather sets In.
,
HENRY W. POOR MAKES
ASSIGNMENT TODAY
New York, Dec. 26.-
V 'r"illiv Henry
Co., at 33 Wall street, assigned to-
i " kr tiio lieuelit or IU8 crcunm-a.
1' n.r i a nmmlier of the lnk!ii
l.cHsti : f 11. V. l'niir t 'o., of til i.
vi s r.zd Ho :un.
PINKERT0N MEN
EXPECT TO RECOVER
MONROVIA. MONEY
111 I l.lHi i:V WHO AKK SICKLY
.Mvithors v hn Ml..? thMr o'vu i'i:n
foil und the v.ilf:.ro of their chil
dren should nevor be without ,i !,x
of Mother Orny's Sweet l'owdta for
Children for use throughout ths s
Bon. Thoy break up coldiwMirrt fev-r-coiwtliiaMon,
teeWiliu nlar-
T.r Aniroloa- llep 21? Tmixnvfonf
-Henry v. dowiopmonts are esperted in tho i
. Pour iii.-m 4S hr.ur nf l)io Moiirnvi-i h:mk:
rubbery of $-!.". 0. tiikcn Monday;
iiiu fi-(ni the vnul's-of thi First Xa-
: i ... 1 1 li.m'u. 'I'l:.' r:i'tPtt4H office :
tOila says tho guilty parties have'
' en disi'iivprotl anil will ho tniion '
: .ii ciistndy in a short time. .They,
staU'rt thu thoy expect t,i n
.over the money.
I 'll iKEA.W"1fKJB?fel i (4
It
S SAI.K P HIOAL PROP-ERTY
the Circuit Court of the Stats of
lane Counts
11. Ellis. KriLllceH A. Ktlln.- Rnmtif.1
anu Mary mils, his wife,
vs.
John U Ellis and John E. Ellis, minor
heir ot Prances Ellis, deceused, and
John L. Ellis, as guardian of John
Ellis, defendants.
Iotlce Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order and decree of the Cir-'
cult court of the State of Oregon for
Ijane county, made on, to-wtt, the 1st
(lay of December, 1908, in the above en- i
titled Cause. Which in Hnlv Antap it
- oi voiumo is or the Clrcul
v.uii journal oi saia county, authorlz- , .. , "i7 mll. ?pp-
Inir and directinir ti, nnH.innn.i w n . for b of nwli. ne Vi of nw, see
Huie rBierea appointed by the 1 west, Willamette .ueriumu, j
;d not es of ntentlon to mane
den. headache nnd stomach trouO".
THKSK POWUKKS NEVER
Sold O " druggists. 25c. Don't ao
cept aiivCnhtitute. ,A trial imckui-e
will be' sent KRKreto any inotlier
hn will address Allen 8. Olmslcad,
LeRoy. N. Y.
The Agricultural Ci'O'ge 1. dur
Ing the month ot January, give free;
lectures to anyone who cares to at
tend. The various subjects will be
taken up as follows: Jlairylus from
Jan. is to March 2V a course in
horticulture Jan 11 to Feb. 20; a
course In mechanic arts from Jan. 11
to Feb. tV; a course In road coft
i ii A.k a.
courao in household science and art,
from Jan. 11 to Feb. 20. Special lec
trues on business methods on the
farm will bo given.
been filed In tnli offw
.Mil rv Xn. I3.3l. "'.."i
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore-j .'p.. ,viiia"
XT-1.I-- . 1. 'l.. 1 U- Tnlffll '. la nlJiiiruil fi.lt 3'S '
Ann Cariiahan, of Coeur d'Alene, ."i?:, w.
Of Voltimn 1.1 nt iUa Pliwnlt ' ... , ' ...lt vr. 1rt17 ! ' .i :.. .'r..nl llhW i:
nal of ia d JSnntv" f hrti: aae. Wn.Dep application : ':'t' Tftl
nhove .ilJ ar.i . " r,
ahnve wild lnd , n
ami that raM
f inal rroor, to estaonsn ciaim i "" ; , , r,ii;e i suw
land above described, before the : ,,...,.,, ,rr i..;r
Register and Receiver, at Roseburg, ,..,r. r,-sp--mi !;;-,.
Oree-nn nn the 20th dav of January, ins a.il ": ". y,
' Kill?. U'.'. r-, ,k,
witnesses: .t.,le, oreuen.
Oregon; .win belie ' ' ' v ,
Marvin. L. Hammitt. of Eugene ore-1 ",.ev i, ,he fwiri"
gon; oeorge s. uorser, 01 w
d'Alene. Idaho: Samuel Carnaban,
Potter,
court, to sell the following described
..... riuunur oeionsinif to tne plaln
tirrs and the defendants, as tho heirs of
r ranees Ellis, deceased, as follows, to-
U .,,ot No- '3 ln Blck No. 1 of Shnw
& Patterson's addition to Eugene City
In Ijine countv. Orepon.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the au
" "X vested In me by said court,
1. E. O. Potter, sole referee, will offer
ror sale at public auction nt the court
house door of said Une countv. on Sat
urday, the 2d day of January." 1909. be
tween the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and
4 pc ocl: p ni. of said day, at 1 o'clock,
5 .ii.hMr,KhtJtJtle "nd '"'erest of said
P alntlffs and defendants In nnd to the
above described real property as helrs-at-law
of Prances KUs, deceased, to
fwi hSr.wlin .,h, curtesy Interests of
the defendant John L. Ellis.
Terms of sate, cash In hand, subject
to confirmation by the court.
E. O. POTTER,
GEO. B. DORRIS. ' Re'eree.
Attorney.
Claimant names as
Hal E. Wood, of Eugene,
laJ:r.-Jff.!l
VV0NDERFUL MACHINES' IN USE IN THE CENSUS. BUREAU.
, The preliminary work of taking the I nltcd States census la almost as
- ?b ?Ktnk " the "Ct11"1 oountlK ' " population. The bureau has tb
Z?, k, "?W CeI"Ua f'rly Un,0r W:,-v "lrpr,(lv ls ""Intt 'e wonder.
XOTICG FOR rt l!LirTIO
T. S. Land Office at Tlosehurg
Oregon. September 17. IHOS
Vol ice is lu'rby s!von Hint '.!lc.
J. l'crdiie. of F.itsone. Oroson who
on May 1st. 1H0S. madn Timber Ap
plication No. 9004 for W'i of SWK
Section 24. Township 19 South;
Range S West, Willamette Meridian
has filed notice of Intention to make
Final Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before W W
CVkins, u. S. Commissioner, at Eu
Pe, Oregon, on the 24th day of
December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
vt p nMeel.y' UK"Sene. Oregon;
MinGw,eSp ,e' SlEBe. Oregon
Minnie Wlnnlford, of Oakland, Ore
lV Whattam. o' Eugene. Ore-
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
U. S. Land Office it Roseburir.
Oregon, October 1, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Jona
than H. Vincent, of Eugene. Oregon,
who, on June 17th, 1907. made Tim
ber application, No. 9375. fnr
of SE Section 22. .owsni:
South. R;uise 2 West. nlar--Meridinn,
hns filed notice of in. -
tion to make Finn! Proof, to "": r, ,
claim vi t'ie land al-vp ...-.
bofore 'lie. icoglster and u'-'-''',: V r'i n
Roseburc. Oregon, on tbe l-'h
of December, 1 90S.
Claimant names as witnesses.
James Wilhelm nf Creswe.l, Oie
gon; Joseph Wi'iylm of Jion. ore-
t.,. A Tfivn nf Zion. 'ie
Bull, jiwv,u .".' ......
set term
I due Si
notice cannot M J'
given by due MJ'jftv
Froit FISIC.
bought and "M
Ortf"
,.r pi
gon
gon.
Earl McNutt
i-,llts',"t '
Ore- r-ATOj's
Re-advertisement. a v
BENJAMIN U. EDDY.
Kegisie'
invest JD.WJ"
CONTEST NOTICE
invest i ,Wu J
i-,,jpne. Auu
Departiv. nt of the Interior.
United States Land Orn ,
Roseburir. Or.. December J,
A sufficient contest affidavit nawi