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⑩❶⑤ ⑨❷⑩❶ ♠♥② ❥❸ ⑧❹❺❻⑦ ❣❶⑤❼⑤
♥❼⑤ ❽❹❻ ♠♥②q ❾⑤❸⑩ ♣① ⑩❶⑤ ②⑤♥❼⑦
❪❫❴❵❢❿➀ ➁➂➃➁➄➂➃➁❪
➅① ④⑤⑥⑦ ⑧⑨③ ❺❻➆❷③ ➇❼⑤q♣➈
♠⑤①⑩ ④⑤❼♠♣①♥①♠ r♥❼➉❥q
➊⑤♠ ⑩❶⑤ ➇❶♣❾♣➋➋♣①⑤q ♥❸⑩⑤❼
⑧❹ ②⑤♥❼q ❥❸ ❼➌❾⑤ ♣① ⑩❶⑤
➍♥➎⑤ ❥❸ ♥ ⑩♥♣①⑩⑤♠ ⑤❾⑤➉⑩♣❥①➏
➐❥❼♥➑❥① ➒➓➌♣①❥ ♥qq➌➔⑤♠
⑩❶⑤ ➋❼⑤q♣♠⑤①➉②⑦
❫→ ❪➁➂➀ ❴❵❪➣
↔↕ ➙➛➜➝➞ ➟↕➠➡➢↕➤➥➦
➧➨➩➩↕ ➟➡➫➭➢➯➩➲➳ ↔ ➵➢➦
➩➸➺➻➼➼➨↕➫➺➢➲➩➤ ➯➽ ➾➻➚➩
➾➫➨➦ ➪➞ ➵➳➻ ➢➺➺➨➦➩➤ ➲➳➩
➼➻↕➢➶➺➳ ➻➹ ➳➩➶➩➦➽➘
↔↕ ➙➜➴➷➞ ➾➶➩➦➫➤➩↕➲
➬➩➻➶➠➩ ➮➢➦➳➫↕➠➲➻↕ ➳➩➡➤
➲➳➩ ➱➶➦➲ ✃➢➯➫↕➩➲ ➼➩➩➲➫↕➠
➻↕ ➶➩➺➻➶➤ ➢➲ ➳➫➦ ❐➻➨↕➲ ➪➩➶❒
↕➻↕ ➳➻➼➩❮ ➢➲➲➩↕➤➫↕➠ ➵➩➶➩
❰➩➺➶➩➲➢➶➽ ➻➹ ❰➲➢➲➩ Ï➳➻➼➢➦
Ð➩➹➹➩➶➦➻↕➞ Ï➶➩➢➦➨➶➽ ❰➩➺➶➩❒
➲➢➶➽ Ñ➡➩➸➢↕➤➩➶ Ò➢➼➫➡➲➻↕➞
❰➩➺➶➩➲➢➶➽ ➻➹ ➮➢➶ Ò➩↕➶➽
Ó↕➻➸ ➢↕➤ Ñ➲➲➻➶↕➩➽ ➬➩↕➩➶➢➡
➟➤➼➨↕➤ Ô➢↕➤➻➡➚➳➘
↔↕ ➙Õ➷Ö➞ ➫↕×➩↕➲➻➶ ❰➢➼➨➩➡
✃➻➡➲ ➚➢➲➩↕➲➩➤ ➳➫➦ ➶➩×➻➡×➩➶➘
↔↕ ➙ÕÖØ➞ Ù➢➦➳×➫➡➡➩➞ Ï➩↕↕➘➞
➯➩➺➢➼➩ ➲➳➩ ➱➶➦➲ ✃➻↕➹➩➤➩➶❒
➢➲➩ ➦➲➢➲➩ ➺➢➚➫➲➢➡ ➲➻ ➯➩ ➻➺❒
➺➨➚➫➩➤ ➯➽ ➲➳➩ Ù➻➶➲➳ ➤➨➶➫↕➠
➲➳➩ ✃➫×➫➡ ➮➢➶➘
↔↕ ➙➴➝➙➞ Ú↕➫➲➩➤ ❰➲➢➲➩➦
❰➲➩➩➡ ✃➻➶➚➘ ➵➢➦ ➫↕➺➻➶➚➻❒
➶➢➲➩➤ ➯➽ Ð➘➾➘ ❐➻➶➠➢↕➘
↔↕ ➙➴➙➷➞ ➲➳➩ ➙Ö➲➳
Ñ➼➩↕➤➼➩↕➲ ➲➻ ➲➳➩ Ú➘❰➘
✃➻↕➦➲➫➲➨➲➫➻↕➞ ➠➫×➫↕➠ ✃➻↕❒
➠➶➩➦➦ ➲➳➩ ➚➻➵➩➶ ➲➻ ➡➩×➽
➢↕➤ ➺➻➡➡➩➺➲ ➫↕➺➻➼➩ ➲➢➸➩➦➞
➵➢➦ ➤➩➺➡➢➶➩➤ ➫↕ ➩➹➹➩➺➲ ➯➽
❰➩➺➶➩➲➢➶➽ ➻➹ ❰➲➢➲➩ ➾➳➫➡➢↕❒
➤➩➶ ✃➳➢➦➩ Ó↕➻➸➘
↔↕ ➙➴➙➴➞ Û➶➩➠➻↕ ➯➩➺➢➼➩
➲➳➩ ➱➶➦➲ ➦➲➢➲➩ ➲➻ ➲➢➸ ➠➢➦➻❒
➡➫↕➩➞ ➢➲ ➻↕➩ ➺➩↕➲ ➚➩➶ ➠➢➡➡➻↕➘
↔↕ ➙➴ØØ➞ Ü➶➩↕➺➳ ➦➩❒
➶➫➢➡ Ý➫➡➡➩➶ Ò➩↕➶➫ Þ➢↕➤➶➨➞
➺➻↕×➫➺➲➩➤ ➻➹ ➼➨➶➤➩➶➫↕➠
➙➝ ➵➻➼➩↕ ➢↕➤ ➲➳➩ ➦➻↕ ➻➹
➻↕➩ ➻➹ ➲➳➩➼➞ ➵➢➦ ➩➸➩➺➨➲❒
➩➤ ➫↕ ➪➩➶➦➢➫➡➡➩➦➘
↔↕ ➙➴Öß➞ ➟➢➦➲➩➶↕ Ñ➫➶➡➫↕➩➦
Ü➡➫➠➳➲ ➷➝ß➞ ➢ à✃❒Õ➞ ➺➶➢➦➳➩➤
➦➳➻➶➲➡➽ ➢➹➲➩➶ ➲➢Ý➫↕➠ ➻➹➹
➹➶➻➼ Ù➩➵ Û➶➡➩➢↕➦ ↔↕➲➩➶↕➢❒
➲➫➻↕➢➡ Ñ➫➶➚➻➶➲➞ Ý➫➡➡➫↕➠ ➢➡➡ ➛Õ ➻↕
➯➻➢➶➤➘ ❐➨➳➢➼➼➢➤ Ñ➡➫ á➲➳➩↕
Ý↕➻➵↕ ➢➦ ✃➢➦➦➫➨➦ ✃➡➢➽â
➯➩➺➢➼➩ ➵➻➶➡➤ ➳➩➢×➽➵➩➫➠➳➲
➯➻➸➫↕➠ ➺➳➢➼➚➫➻↕ ➢➦ ➳➩
➤➩➹➩➢➲➩➤ ❰➻↕↕➽ Þ➫➦➲➻↕ ➫↕
❐➫➢➼➫ ã➩➢➺➳➘
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P ✇ æ ❡ éè ▼▼ î ï ✆✩✩ óôõõôö÷
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✟ ✓ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✍✎✔✎✍✎✑
✟ ✑ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✕✎✒✎✕✎✏
✟ ✠✏ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✠✎✖✎✠✎✑
P ÿëì ❦ î ✥ ✜✣ñ ✩✆
✟ ✠ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✒✎✓✎✓✎✑
✟ ✓ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✓✎✑✎✗✎✏
✟ ✑ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✍✎✕✎✓✎✗
✟ ✠✏ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✑✎✒✎✍✎✑
P ÿëì ❦ î ✥ ✜✣ñ ✩✩
✟ ✠ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✕✎✍✎✓✎✔
✟ ✓ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✑✎✏✎✒✎✓
✟ ✑ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✖✎✍✎✒✎✗
✟ ✠✏ ✡☛☞☛✌ ✖✎✕✎✏✎✒
ä❫❵❴ ä➣ ❆ ❫ä❪
✘✙☞✚✛✜✢ ✣✤ ✦✧★★✌
✟ ✪✫✢✬✭✛ ✮✜✛✯✤✫✌ ✍✏✏✎✕✑✑✎✗✖✗✍☛
✟ ✮✙✣✢✬✭✛ ✮✜✛✯✤✫✌ ✒✏✖✎✒✍✍✎✔✕✓✠☛
→➣ ◆ ➀ ❆ ❵ ❆ ➣ä ➄❵❪➣ ❚
❊ ✈✜✥ ② ✜ ✰✰ ö✥ ✱ ô✤ ó ✳✴ ✜ ✱ ö ✴ ✜õô✈✜✥
② ö ✵ ✥ ✢✣✤✜✥✈✜✥ ô÷ ✳ ✱ ôó✜õ ② ó ✳ ÷÷✜✥ñ
✢ ❖❖✳ ✤ôö÷ ✳ õõ ② ❖ ö÷ ✴ ô ✱ ôö÷✤ ✜ ① ô✤ ✱ ✱ ❤ ✳✱
ó ✳♠ ✜ ✴ ✜õô✈✜✥ ② óö✥✜ ✴ ô ✰✶❖✵ õ ✱ ñ
■✞ ✷ ê è ❡ æ ✁ ✺ ✁ è ✻ ✺ ❡
❡ ê ✺ æ ✼ ✴ ✜õô✈✜✥ ② ✤❤ö ✵ õ ✴ ✣✜ ✣✜ ✰ ö✥✜
✒✌✖✏ ✡☛☞☛ ✪✾ ✿✤✙ ✭✤ ✫✤✣ ✜✛✦✛✬❀✛ ✿✤✙✜
♣✳♣ ✜✥ ♣ õ✜ ✳ ✤✜ ❖✳ õõ ✄✂❁❂❃ ò ✆❂✆❁ ò ❁ ñ
◗❄ ❫❪➣ ❫ ❅ ❪➁➣ ❴❵❢
➇❇ ⑤ ➍❶❥ ①⑤ ✈ ⑤❼ ❾⑤♥ ✈ ⑤q ❶♣q
➉❥➌①⑩❼② ♣q ❸➌❾❾ ❥❸ ➋❼⑤ ❈ ➌♠♣➉⑤q⑦ ➈
➋ ❉❋●❍❏ ❑❏❍▲❏❘❙❯ ❱❳❋❍❙❋❘
❨❍❋❩❬●❙❭❪❳ ❫❴❏●❘ ❳❪❙❵ ▲❋❳❛ ❙❘
❜❝❞❝❯ ▲❙❛▲ ❜❝❢❣❤
➃❻➄❸➅ ❺❻➅ ⑩❾❸ ❼⑤❷➅⑩ ➆➂➉➂ ➊❷❸➅⑤❹❸⑥⑩ ⑩⑧ ➀⑤➅⑤⑩ ➌⑧❷⑩❾❸❻➅⑩ ➁❷❸❿⑧⑥➂
❇✓ ✔✕✖❦ ✗✘✙✚✛
❚❤✜ ✢✣✤✜✥✈✜✥
◗✦ ❲✧★ ✩✪✫ ✬✧✭
✮✯✫✬ s✳✰✳ ✲✯✭✫✴✵✭✶✬
✬★ t✴✫✴✬ ✷★✯✬✧✭✪✫✬
❖✯✭✸★✶✹
✺✦ ✻✼✬✧✭✯✽★✯✵ ♦✳
❍✪✾✭✫✳
Republican
Ruther-
ford B. Hayes became the
initial sitting U.S. Presi-
dent to visit this region
when he came to Umatilla
County in early October
of 1880. Hayes, about a
week earlier, had become
✿❀❁ ❂❃❄✿ ❅❃❁❄❉❊❁❋✿ ✿● ❄✿❁❅
foot in this state when he
entered Southern Oregon
via stagecoach after a visit
to California, according a
story by David Loftus for
the Oregon Encyclope-
dia, a website run by the
Oregon Historical Society.
Hayes and his party
left for Eastern Oregon
from Vancouver, Wash-
ington, on a steamship. In
the area of The Dalles, he
boarded a train that took
him to Umatilla and Walla
Walla, Washington.
Hayes was in the Uma-
tilla-Walla Walla area
from Oct. 3 to Oct. 6.
Members of the Umatilla
Indian tribe, Loftus wrote,
performed an hour-long
dance for the president
during his visit.
Hayes’ party began its
trip back to the Portland-
Vancouver area either
Oct. 6 or Oct. 7.
The president’s western
trip may have been inspired
by a controversial election
he won in 1876 against
New York Gov. Samuel Til-
den, a Democrat.
“The disputed election
troubled Hayes through-
out his presidency and fu-
eled his desire to reunify
the nation in a demonstra-
tive way,” Loftus wrote.
The Oregonian reported
in late September of 1880
that Hayes had long been
intrigued by Oregon.
“Hayes has always ex-
pressed a great interest
in our state and a earnest
wish to see it. Its climate,
rivers, mountains, great
trees and fertile valleys
have always interested
him, as they have every
other person who has
heard much about them,”
the Oregonian reported.
The newspaper lauded
Hayes for his demeanor:
“He sustains in a simple
✐❥❧♥tqrs ✉③❥t❥
✐❥❧♥tqrs ✉③❥t❥
④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑥ ⑩❶❷⑥❸❹ ❹⑧❺⑥ ❻⑥ ⑧❼❼❸❷ ⑩⑧ ❽❸ ⑩❾❸ ⑩❸❷❷⑤⑩⑧❷⑤❻⑨ ❿⑧➀❸❷⑥⑧❷ ⑧❼ ➁❷❸❿⑧⑥➂
and quiet way the dignity
of the position he holds.”
The president started
his journey west in Sep-
tember 1880 via the
transcontinental railroad,
eventually reaching Sacra-
mento and San Francisco.
Hayes, a former governor
of Ohio, was with a party
of 12 that included his
wife, Lucy Webb Hayes.
While in Portland, the
president stayed at the Es-
mond Hotel on Front Av-
enue, toured the city and
visited its schools. On Oct.
1, Loftus wrote, the presi-
dent gave a speech at Me-
chanics’ Pavilion attended
by a crowd estimated to be
as high as 9,000.
Hayes later returned
to California, where he
boarded a train that took
him back to Washington,
D.C., where he arrived in
November. Hayes, who did
not run for a second term as
president, retired in 1881 to
his home in Fremont, Ohio.
He died in 1893.
Q: Was Abraham
Lincoln offered the
chance to become
territorial governor of
Oregon?
A: Yes.
The history of the Unit-
ed States may have been
altered dramatically had
Abraham Lincoln accept-
❁❊ ■❋ ●❏❁❃ ❑▲ ▼❃❁❄❉❊❁❋✿
Zachary Taylor in 1849.
Lincoln, then a U.S.
Congressman from Illi-
❋●❉❄◆ P■❄ ●❏❁❃❁❊ ✿❀❁ ❅● -
sition of governor of the
Oregon Territory by Tay-
lor, according to the book
“Best of the Old North-
west” by Marge Daven-
port.
Lincoln turned down
the position because of
objections from his wife,
Mary Todd Lincoln. Lin-
coln had previously de-
❘❯❉❋❁❊ ■❋ ●❏❁❃ ❱❃●❳ ❨■▲ -
lor to become secretary of
the Oregon Territory. The
appointments, Davenport
P❃●✿❁◆ P❁❃❁ ●❏❁❃❁❊ ❑❁ -
cause of past favors Lin-
coln had done for Taylor.
Oregon had had a ter-
ritorial government since
Aug. 13, 1848, and was
about 10 years from being
granted statehood.
After turning down the
governorship of the Or-
egon Territory, Lincoln
went back to practicing
law in Illinois. However,
he did maintain close re-
lationships with several
friends from Illinois who
became Oregon politi-
cians, according to a story
on Oregon Public Broad-
casting’s website. One of
those friends was Edward
Baker, one of Oregon’s
❂❃❄✿ ❩❬❭❬ ❄❁❋■✿●❃❄ ●❋❘❁
the state was granted
statehood in 1859.
Baker, who knew Lin-
coln from his days as a
politician in Illinois, in-
troduced the president
to the crowd at his 1861
inauguration, wrote histo-
rian Randol B. Fletcher in
his book “Hidden History
of Civil War Oregon.”
Baker later joined the
Union army. He was still
a U.S. senator when he
was killed in the Civil War
on Oct. 21, 1861. Lincoln
learned of Baker’s death
while at the headquarters
of Gen. George McClel-
lan in Washington, D.C.
Fletcher wrote that Lin-
coln was so upset upon
hearing the news that he
left immediately and al-
most collapsed after step-
ping out on the street next
to McClellan’s headquar-
ters.
Lincoln’s son Willie,
who was 10 at the time,
later wrote a poem in trib-
ute to Baker, according to
Fletcher.
Baker County and Baker
City were later named in
honor of Edward Baker.
O REGON IN B RIEF
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ROSEBURG — Two
men suspected in a crime
spree across three states,
including a deadly Colora-
do carjacking, have been
arrested in Oregon.
Oregon State Police
said Sunday that 31-year-
old Jose Lopez-Jovel and
30-year-old Matthew An-
thony Fanelli are being
held on multiple charges
in separate county jails.
Authorities say Lopez-
Jovel was taken into cus-
tody Saturday afternoon
after an attempted car-
jacking at a Roseburg res-
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their car.
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several shots while driv-
ing down an interstate.
He struck a patrol car and
a passenger vehicle.
He then tried to carjack
a couple’s vehicle. Police
say he shot the man, criti-
cally injuring him, and as-
saulted the woman.
He was subsequently
caught when his vehicle
became disabled.
Authorities say Lopez-
Jovel and Fanelli are sus-
pected in robberies in Utah
and Wyoming and fatally
shooting a man in Denver.
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in Oregon’s Multnomah
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possible case of measles.
The Oregonian reports
four people already diag-
nosed with measles were
exposed to the highly
contagious virus from
an ongoing outbreak in
Washington state’s Clark
County.
Multnomah
County
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Sunday. They said a link
between the case and the
Clark County outbreak
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might have been exposed
to the virus at Portland
International Airport and
Randall Children’s hospi-
tal.
In Washington, health
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viral illness.
Most of the cases have
involved young chil-
dren under 10 years old
who weren’t immunized.
There’s been two cases of
people who got measles
despite being immunized.
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EUGENE — Residents
in Eugene’s Whiteaker
neighborhood were jolted
by an explosion of a food
cart in the area Sunday
morning.
The
Register-Guard
reports no injuries were
reported from the explo-
sion that occurred at Buck
Buck Food Cart just be-
fore 8 a.m.
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the cause of the blast.
The cart was located just
outside Oakshire Brewing
Public House on Madison
Street.
The food cart and brew
pub were both closed at
the time of the explosion.
PORTLAND — A Tim-
berline Lodge spokesman
says a skier has died after
falling into a tree well on
Mount Hood.
The Oregonian reports
the 42-year-old man was
skiing with a friend when
he fell into the tree well on
Saturday.
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Timberline
Lodge
spokesman John Burton
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man were unsuccessful.
The
skier’s
name
was not immediately
released.
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loose snow around tree
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people who fall into them.
They are considered most
dangerous after periods of
heavy snowfall.
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