FRIDAY, JL'NHll.
Mird (iritoe lhowii uriiwd home Ibis
afternoon.
Mm A Hi. 1. 1, ol 'Florence, in VMtii'if
in Iv (ji iiM.
IT iirow ii, ri I'm I iml ii bin-i t, in
in the city.
I r W Kuyl.i whiU m.ol a iri.i snui !.
Ill II Ultl IIUMI.I.
J . -j . , i Nfl-I , llf P"l(htll'l, "pfllt IrtJ-1
III III ill Kufct-iio.
Jl'-v A li Skiicgnof Corvallin, arrived
Ui IliM itltc iihmiii.
tst uili i. in uie now leaving for their
lioliik nil every tluill.
Mi--. Laura Tilloii arrived home
from Yiiiiiiiiomli on thin afici noon's lo
cal. Hiii'lu Ml lliw I. iilvendty have been
completci for the your IVJ .hool
yeur.
Anion ITitUHi , ,r.iiik'lit of the -'oi
eat drove bank lm .-iin i) nwl dis
appeared.
'II, e number In the graduating cU
of tin? Agi'i ultural college I wveiileeli
thin year.
Mm U M McMurpbey went to Cot
tage (iiovu dxlity loeltend Hie Sunday
School Convention.
lU'V liniuiell will deliver the Knurlli
nfjulvi.ialii.il hi (he celebration al
Moiuinr, Murinu enunty.
The police ill Sit 11 Francisco slopped
thu Mi.hi i Starkcy fight, declaring a
druw in ll.c sevcnlli round.
A i i l 1 1 ! ,1 h lire htill coining lo town
10 i i.t pinna lor t lie new tour I
house mid Chrialian church luill t i;
Mm (iiiiiell mid xoii Oscar, I lie lall.-r
u Niiiilenl ul the unlveritily, lift today
for ilii ir lioinu iieur Oiikluml, Oiegon.
Miss Lva Vaughal), w Iio IiihIhi ii
ll : ten. liny I lit Ki'liool fur I lie lilllld Hi
Salem, lelurnid lioine I till ufternnoii
Mi-i I .lhi Kent of l)i iio, wlm Iiuii
b en ii n u -l hi ilio hoinu of Miiyor
Kuyii.-inhill, returned home thin alter
liooli. I'm eiiiii-i'i New York left Ne Yoik
11 ii lmr I. itt night under scale I order
It Is Miiiulsed alio goe to Cuban
Wulcrn.
The t hi gull trotting hoie Kliiniiith
won Hie great nee for nil Irol at Den
ver, Colo, y.slcnhiy. Time: i!:lill,
'J.JO, "I'l.
In l li o ironing "stake" nice at the
slate fair "Lady Memo" hy Oregon
Wllki a hui been filleted l.y (I V (ill!
of lliifl eily.
A letter Just received from Oihn
I ciIk I I-., lin ed at Kiiilo II C, slulc he
In cli i U l ii if in ii nloru w ith it salary ol
f in i I iiinul ll.
It I- ivpo.lcd Unit Jonathan Hum lie
J I , I- going l'.io-t lo live And not letmii
(.. O cgmi I le lii one ol Hie. HiiMrle-l
1 1 ( i I ii i - in I'm nUle.
The Oitgn.i horm- KIlllMMlh, null thu
lice fur till lint lit I'eilVrr yesterday,
best duel-in live, liltlliatll took the
lliild, fnuitll me: lll'lh heiitu,
K i,'.-o.. Hi istu.v, it H I ' 1 1 It endue
tor Vina ill the city loilay. He Id a
soli of lie ild l.Hlie cclility ph lit t r,
the liile II. Ii l; I, lliwduw.
The fiiuerid of Joseph Springer, w ho
died I humility, ItMik place at the
t'uliiilii' church yesterday. Inter
ment ut I he I ul hollo cemetery.
Mr Arnold killed ii large cougar up
Mohuu k yeHierdiiy aHeriiooii. It h oi
he. n j . ln 1 1 ik havoc w ith sheep in thai
hietieli.
The ii'liiiiiclut inelit fXcrcU-i of the
mki iciiiluiulo IIijh li.kd line Juir
IDl'.L'.'l We ai know ledge an Inviia
tin II to lillcli.l.
tjinie k 1 1 ii ii 1 1 . r of the I'lilvemlty
MltiileiitK I. II f.irlhelr lenpectlvo Iioiihk
Oil loduy 'h I i itiiiM. Al I Inn lorelliinii'
train the 1' ol () yell wan given.
Mii Mind i'.i ipiir, of I ii.hi 'ido iii'e
a in I he city to remain over commeii
cm., ul m( k . I the 1' of O. Her nlMei
Mi-t I '..in In u, In a liicinhcr of the
H III..I CllIM".
S.nluvllle Hi nut In l,el alioii Ad
vmice: hiither i hetlier and wife have
Kne to Lower So. la. Mother Cliaoher'a
heiilth . vein ii lo he deellniu Her
iniiiiy fi n mU hi e mhui lo neii ner wel.
iiitiu.
I'ottiiKe (frovo MenMeliser: lleniy
1 ';iy mi he lum hcvn imtliiiK ill hi"
h'wic nine the hM unit iiioviuk. lie
now .leii.iiitly IcCrtlcd In the
1 luw ley iYldf lire.
I'iiiI I kk Ih ct'l, lined to 1 1 If roclu
will) liliunit Ihat thrxatelm tiii..l
fcrr, mid will .rohahly he iiimhle to
attend the tirudimtiiiK exeirixen of the
reulor clukK, of w hleli he la a tneiiiU r.
li rhui I'laliitleulcr: The anii.uimv
m. ut Hint (he round liouatM of
tiiuiiia I'm weie lo he brought hei,
ni.i I ' by a Im'nl iier, ma to have
been ireiniiturt'. No such action h.v
I . n titki u or Is coiUcm;ilalo.l.
iit.i S lluudraWer and family ar
ii. I ft tit Stlein (tilay, driving up in
tltir own conveyance. They will
vl-.it wllh their l.ane intinty frlelidn
un.il the Ittct ol" next week, (jeor-e
lo.'k at if Sub in oftlolul life agreed
w ith him.
ll n I'hil'p Milmhan. f 5al.-m
Klate Ihii-U er, Vliitetl III Kll
gen.- ..ier last night. Ho ban boat. of.
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l' 1 . .. I. ...... . I ...... . 1 . :
..i- ii. b ... i. .11.1-it pit-nan.. i en... lie
retui in tl lo Salem on (hit mornings '
local train.
; HUM-lii Ml).
i
For the In leu Hlliiilujr School I'llliii
la he held mar the I'lng Yantf
School lluii-e, Moliank
suiurday, June 111,
MM:
i l y the Miool I'rujer by It-v
r.. Soiij by I' e Iiool. WonN of
welci, me, - by illi.im Iluyr.K ICecl
tui.oo .Mm KlU Hayden. Miinie
Utrtet. ittfi'itatlon (iijce NcmI.
K-iMtatlon-U IU Z'lmwalt. Hoi.f
l .ia and (i;lle Duryen. ! iutiou
('rancla (iiore. Il- i Hhiimu Myrtia
niewnrt. I.imrum. otitl mu-io. J t -ci -lallon
Ml li ii in Hruiy. It' citutiuli
J.hw i'i .N'.mI. a I lr..- lu-v CrH.
duale Q'litih't liloner. S.n t l.y
the Juvenile vUmi. H-cltation ( nrrie
liuiyre. iU'i'llullo:i Itolierl llarria.
I n-l rtt ii.r-n tit I Illume. Id ciUlioli
Kdylhe Alhio. Ili-eitution Addu
lluiihhury. Sm l.y the no.onl. lire
llallon Carrie Tim.on. hlmrt ud
i!rt i.liy Kwv I'lutl. Hong - (jii.irtel.
m Jhiryie w ill I ehaiimaii, und
John KHin uiarnhul of thu day.
I'luity of aw liiK, and a kooiI aliind to
be kept on the giottod. Kx.-reu-ei will
bejlii at 10 a. in. KverylxNly come
und hrliiK your buxket.
H4KK KOHIIKI) Ai JC.CH('.
The HutKlar MmJe a ( od Haul
t'.M) Takru by I lie llilef.
Tlie uiont e.eiiaive robbery ever
per etiuted in Jnnclluii ( ity tnt urr. d
Weilutnilay nlfc'ht, nuyn the Timea The
ufo In l,cw 4 NudioU' iiiitclier mIioi
WHoi-iied and tliutliiefwuii rewarded
withalinulofll.nl. Of thin aiuouul
MID beloiiKed Ut J M Niciiolx, Mill
lluiiiclaiid Ml (loadiiian, which r -
ten I. tc.l their earuliige in thu many
cullle Mil.iiitnl ut till place. The
ri liiuiinler Udoiiged to l.eum A
Mi.hu:..
r.ntraiitv wun iiiu.Im ihruu-h the
buck window und the coiiihiii.tlhui
of tlie aufe wuh winked lo in rft ellon.
Two mi.-ilcinll cliuiuclem Were Keen III
the eve in iik but (he liiarnhal uw one
of (hi in bourd the 10;)ll overluinl. It
in a inyHlery all around und will .ei
Iiiiii I aolveil.
.New Circuit Court i as.
i It ttinuii v J.iliii K llclnhaw and
Dora IteUhitw, I. In wife; lo recover
f 110.4,1, wi't tiilerm' ni K .er cent from
lid. I, Iss'.i, und tlihhiimLiiit nt i.f ac
tion.
iIIT Hunt, Jii ni- I.'.
Is IhilMi Timk l-'iank T Siokt--,
un adviHi.ing riiilh-i of note, who
pilnl the rul. a und regulatioliN of
noieU w Ith a Ivt rtlvlll.-litM i.f Ih.- lun I -ma
men (hereon, in now in limbo,
having icachc.l Ih it place thin morn
ing for a 4 ihiya m.J. .urn. i.lcrdHy
all. I no n he an ipuckly itviti -lug
the point when- ntdewalkn (.et
iiiiiiow, when he wan brought up lt
f.ue Police Jutlge Il irrU and allow ed
Inn line Italian hand at pleading bin
nw n can' to Mich an extent that leni
ency wan given him, but un he wan
proceeding in the naina manner again
I bin munilng the above resulted.
I'H ljr iluaul , Jane I.'.
Htit itrv Stu ui, the Young 1'eo
uUV l-'oreigu Minaiouary S.n-iely of
the M V. chinch, held their monthly
iiiceling la-t idglil al (he piirnoiiage.
I'hlrly yotiny (irople were prenciit.
Albrlha program ot (he evening, a
ot-hll hour W'ti eojoyetl by all. S.uue
nflhe iiiemla-rn, w ho are ntu.Unl in
die univer-ily, t.vok thrlr dcpnrdne on
the ovei html liaiu, for their li.imen in
Souluei u Otegon.
Oikii At the home of tier daughter
In thin rlty al Washington and l-'ntt
Mreeln, June ll, I Mi;, Mra Violet IV h
non agetl hi yearn, 10 miitithn and It)
tluya, of piieuiiloui.t fever. IVi-cuvd
leaven live ehlldien, Mm W A Cram
ami Mra Marntern reaiding in thia city.
The funeral w ill occur at -:.1i f-utiday
nlt.rnu.ui, lo the Mill key cemetery,
Itev J T Ahta-lt onicallng.
btlly toitnl, J una .
KN.IOY A III R l : KM-. l.ant (light
the annual stutlrliln hop provetl to In.
all event long to le reim niln-red by
(bono altrmling, About .to ivup't
were present and tho entrancing
"train of terpaichoreau munic did not
ivano until the wee niua' lioura.
bally liiitM June 1.'.
I'ikasam- Hill's I'iink-. The
annual picnic al Pleasant Hill, which
Inalwav looked forward to w ith plea
lira l.y Kugene renldentn, took platv
today, and mtwlthtlantling the threat
ruing weather and Pugue'a. prediction
Kugoiie In very well roprcae nted.
l.t.lf Outiit, June :
ItaoKKN. -l.i.tt evening the
Akm
3-yetr tild ton of Profen.o' V O Young '
hll playing on (he balcony, fell and
broke hit right arm i vi the ahoultler.
I)r ltrown et (he injiin-tl memln-r and
die little patient it now progressing
nicely.
SfAlK 11 A It CtlNVtMION -On '
Monday at I oib-peiidece (be sttfe () A '
it i . . i . . , i . . .
ncv....ut...ii iii ins neni .-vveral
.. ill . . 1 ....... I - .
in go mm n iroui uere, ainong w In. in l
re r A Helniiei, J A llurllngauie and
'KH Miliar. I
THAT J I' NOTION I'R'NIC
Kui'ne IVople wcoreil. - J'liiftlnu
V liUkey loo Stroi if I r Mu m.
Ourfeelinga have been hudly lacer
lited by mine fet-rirninut i.-ti imlulge-l
J In by our nHeeincd -n t ml" rill "'"
Timea, of Junction. Junt think or I!.
Kuireno ionlu wilt t Jui.tlioi,
1 , i.
IUII1IH Itlilal.'.. I.T (IIIIICI '
Mill tf Hul In tlnriiin-d hV the li ilto'
wbihUey got in, icy und oltreperoiw,
and had to be tukcii .a it- of by tne
polino. Thn uuL-i.iii'hmei'iury r
inarkn are inade aiauit it.
KuKenu eopleur nut that
Junction article, und the oltlcera of
thai city aliould liae b'.rue will) (hem
a. id (rat I them kindly even though
they came In warlike attitude and
t ..iyed to aweep the tt ' lean.
Tuka warning fmui tin.1 u-t and
h reaftvr hen a Junction ftut is pro
vided lock up that forty rod wln.-key
and ael out an arlkle llml ha It ell
ruu through the il!itnu lie until ila
lighting oevi.iah ijUulilien have leeii
eliinlnaled. Time and time uxalu il
ban been demount ruled t li ul Kut'in
ptople laiil.ot Wltlia.lklid Jillictlim
w liinkey. i'reveiiliou It U ltt i lliuti
cure. K t il uwuy 'rom Iheiu. We
repuhllhh die unkind uiticle of the
Tlmen:
"The Kugeue Journal ban connideia
Idetoaay cuncrrning the Juncliun pic
i. It-ami weule aurprnted to lldnk lln
Juurnul Would permit ilielf to U lilletl
witli irpuria fmui in-MiQ.ihi t artlet
We will nay there were tun- tmigh
preneiil anil -ome were pelhupa Uli.lt
thu lnlluei.ee of ardent epirita, hui die
tllllt. kent ulnl (otigbeal ill (he W hole
angiegallun were from Kugeli und die
only tli un k ui rented and (brown l-.i o
(lie eily ii-lilc duniig lilt- day
liitili roller Iroiii l.iigeiie. II arr.'nr
alao that the inamliiil w un i.u deck, the
Journai'a iipnrl lo the eontrary nut
wnhalauiiilig. We w ill also utld thai
the ininnhul wan on deck (o the norr.iu
ofccilitln toiight. in the future when
Ihete rolling iudividiiuln culue duw n In
have an "un lul J. illy " time, more than
one of tlibin will routrihiite to (lie
l ily's exchequer (juilv liberally.'
(Ioks to I'iihi i.ank. Ilrow rtvil e
Tiu.es: IU-vJK Snyder will go I
Portland lhe hue purl of iiext uiek
w here he ban accepted a call fiom the
Kirnl rienbyteiiun eluirch of thai city
tin next MJiiilay, juna I.i, at ll a in,
Mr Snyder w ill preach hit fait-well wr-
moil (o lib I'renoyteriitn eongiegalion
and in the evening he will pu-ncli i
farewell aerilinu ta) thu ci lienii public
Hiiring Key hnyiler'a rtiiitei;te lure of
a lllllt! lera lliitu two yiatn, u pimti.t
of the l'lttby teriuu i liuich, he him lueli
bit atvd W illi nondel till htlcce.tH in bin
ministerial work, through vhicli
I trgeaud blind loum el tncli e.lillce has
li.-en eltcletl itotl hVi" I VI new nauit
a. bled to thu tll-.-llllicmlnp o (lit
l-0-igre:atinll. The people uf lliuw nn
viutt ant: viciniiy will regrel vry
Hindi that Mr Snyder and fmiuly w ill
remove from their iui.lv., but with
I hem many happy ytuin in whatever
loculity their lot may be rant. Mis
Snyder ami childieii will nut go to
1'orilaiid foi two or (hreewecka.
An KI'Isouk. All Anl.uia dispatch
eiiya: v iianea r. iniiauu, w Iio li .c
been at work on th iailr.mil line near
Knit Steven, hail a nlraiige adventure
a bile on hi way to the eily, Ily mih.
take he atarted (hrmigli dm fort,
against pausing through w hich tin re i
a law. When well within the workn
lie wai tliscuvercd by Kngineer
lltvarttt, who atoppetl him unci tolti
lilut (hut he could proceed no farther.
Kant lam) asked him if he could return
the way he came and received a tu g
live autwir. The engineer Mated that
bei nilsi, Ion from I he eerielury ol w ar
wa iieccnnary lo promenade through
tlie formication. Kant land asked il
the wcietary wa around, uiul i
pr. uiptly run out of die eiicloau.e.
I'lm olUclala have roinnl rable
d lllcully In keeping people out t.f (he
ork. Vinllor eludu lln. guards
i incut tlaily."
bail j Out id Jain- i.'
MaiVACKK ruNU-. Y.ster.l.iy tie.
'accule annual picnic he 1.1 al tinsh, u
one mile eat of (ho city r.i die Mat
l"t k grove, wa rewarded wuh a gootl
ly atlentlaiire. A program wan reii
dned coi.nitling ,.f add rente, recila
tioiitaud music. Amimcmtiit were
al.i provided lor In tho way of borne
races, bicycle race, a ball game, e le.
llwa a very icce.ful altalr and
I hoar attending from Kugene were
iimiv than well pleantnl.
Skik.u si v !u..-Thurday' Kosu
buig K-vuw: "lrS Hamilton str
lousiy ill ai hit lioine in thi city,
but in rrporiid alighdy luiprovi-d. Or
K J Page w a called troin Dakland last
night In consultation with local
phyniclan, reluruii.g home on (he
Ibudmrg Itval." 11. i. u niemln-r of
(he board of regents i.f the I'lilversily
ol Oregon. II, n
gene hope lie w il
many friends iu K;i
n.au retMVer.
P.l.i t ai-iikDkivk --Hieing . r ve
of 'JO. II li.s.l ,,f ......I..
... i.ri.uui .iiimmiiij
lo W yoming ntaii.d totUy from the !
l via raueh, mar the llav.len bri.tne. '
Ihey will In- taken a. ro.' the tuoiln
.
( laiim in twoitivmionn, die tint leavinir
... ' 9 '
i!s morn log and tho M-coiid
tonior.
trow.
Tbry will U
twoor thrn
1 mouth onbe road.
THK SdLliltlW HOME.
Co.mia.ioueruf I'-l- Wri,uLa f
,. v Mcllride, I'nltedi
i r ..fib lutli
" 10 mr " ,i,.
Itiniant. eiiL-loBing a
roiio""
from Mr K F Chapii'Hii, of l-uKene,
.. . i... .... (,. ....riiiiii rules r- ivlil-
, Ivutlt-nledby the bourd of n.ui.ag rn ull:tvoidnhle pon,p..oe,...-..v v-...-"f.
. P '? n..t,,i,.r.'ll,M ul but on ll.u new date net everyone Can
urt gun, iviiii.
K. le b urg Oregon ,1 have llie honor to j
ntute that thi. bureau baa received ;
iMimcrniint-uuinluililH relative tothiaj
matter und that il is understood lht
(he Ix.ard of manager of nuid Inetltu- ,
don huve adopted a rule w hich re
quires that wUn an inmate ahull ;
receive a liioli he ehull be anovcu ,
....
four dollar per month thereof for Inci-
.l.-nial exnen-ta und the riinuiniier
.hall be nuid io(leind. nt relative", If
I.u I.u UU hlli'li H III I llat il hua been
iv t v ottm -
rontended that (bin lule I- In viulutiou
of the provision of Section 4.4j ol tne
Uevlned Statutes of the I'mbed State
an amended by the Act of February
Jn, Ihs3, which provide that any
pledge, lliortgiige, wile, unsignniellt or
transfer of any right, claim or Interest
lu any pens un which bun bteli or nuiy
hereafter be grunted, shall be void and
of no effect, and any person who ehull
pledgor receive an a pledge, mortgage.
sale, assignment or truiisfer of any
right, claim or interval in any pension
or pern-ion certillcatt w hich ha been
or may hereafter be grunted or issued,
or whosliull hold the same u col
lateral K-curiiy for any debt or promine,
or upon any pretext of such security or
proline, shall be guilty of u misde
meanor, and u pi u cniivii'doii thereo
shall I lined in a sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars and the costn of
the piu.eciaioli.
It i alleged that innsi'.uch an the
Inmate of the Home in filiation are
required to turn over their pension
checks lu tku i. Ulcers of (hut institu
tion, the provision of add Section ure
viuluted; but thu rule complained o
is substantially the tame an the rule in
force in a number of the twenty-one
Stale Soldiers' Hoiiien which exist in
die I'niletl Stales.
The Act of March 3, (.see ii; Slut, al
Large, fiOTi provides, in appropriating
money for (he aid of State Soldiel'
Monies, '.bat one-half of any sum or
Minis retained by Slate Homes on uc
count of pensions received from in
mate ahull he iliducied fi t in I lit) aid
ihcrein provided; lima, in i Meet, sanc
dotiiug die rule in .pic-liou. If it
-lit ii I tl ti hvltl that the rule in ipiestion
viobile die Seel ion and Act referred
loalaive, it would be necessary not
ouly to protecult the clhct'r i f the
lln me, but each iiimute thereof.
For the reason staled, I tlo not be
lieve that any fuither actinu on (he
pari of thi bureau in expelimt or
necessary uud cotinhh r that the .pics -
don as lo the propriety of the rule
eoiiii.luiiied of is one which is properly
williin thepr. Viuco of the statu uu-
ihoritic to duteimine.
H Clay Evans,
Cimimbdiouer.
THK NEW t'Ol'KT HOl'SE.
Plana for the New House of tho
County iu He Iit cnied upon
Toil ay.
1'tltv oiur.l, June 1J
Iw" " it no mi ii
11 f(tn V straw I I . t II u. ll. I ' I.. I ...
..uV.; :: 3 . ju UKv
l'..ll.. ...! .
.... i.muj u n .tun reporter learnt a
Unit plans fur the new court house will
he decided upon .y the county rom
uiisMoiers thin evening' or tonight.
Several prominent architect have in
(lie past two weeks submitted plana
lor their approval, but owing to (heir
work in oilier matters have not had
lime to fully consider them until now.
l'lie citizen of the count v geliarallv
will r.-j. uce di d the building is now
assiited.
A Madly lUiigKU Trial.
Oakland Record: The (rial of Wrn
J siierl ick indicted for murder lu the
tlmi degree in killing Chun J Walker
in Lake county was a bungling fuilure.
the prosecution fniK-tl lo stale iu the
ndiclmeut (hat (lie murder wa com.
milted in Lake county and the prose
cution alao failed to prove the dying
statemeut of die deceased. The nros.
cution's case was all "balled un" fur
the want of lecliul al knew ledge of the
rciuiieuiuis of the law. The defense
put In no evidence. Judge Hale in
structed the J iry to bung iu a verdicl
of not guilty, which they did wlihout
leaving their eai. District Alton ey
J. ItVey tried die rate alone and the at
lonieyn criticise his legal acumen qulle
severely. Sherlock is a stockman and
aiker
was a sheet) herder Ti.
killing was unnecensary. The uiapute i
wan over a r ge. ;
A Pionkkk III.-Cornelius Hills
one of the oldest pi,.e.n of I.arJe I
jaunty, is very nick at his home at
j Jp. r. Liu;,. Iiope is entertained of
In. ... ii i, -
".i.ij. in inns came to Lane
entity wiih the emigration of
and . tt
Middle Fork if the Willamette riv.,
. . .. ...ntiic.ir inn
twelve luile aU.ve Kiu'ei...
IK'
Mr. Hills
oa'ii.r .in the full ,,f M7 w hile Fugene
Skinner, die pioitjt r settler, came in
he spring of the tauje yn.-y.
KAttS I'OSTi'ONED.
Owi.ig to l lie ruins and ut certain
'. t . have been
'Ivell by the Eugene
' ;....,..,... at Meriuu'a park UiUafter-
l' park tU
. . ,, ... ,,.,
itn..n nanln it.eil the siiiiih
until Kr day,
June . It la to be regretted Cat this
t i, jn rril
rMt annured thutamoal excellent pro-
gram will be rendered,
Sunday fscUnol Couveutlo'i.
Cottaoi: Okovk, Or, June 11, 1907.
The eighth annual convention of
" . .. ft! .1 1 A u
, the Lane County unuay oc..o. -
ii.. ... ..... 1 I'uutur.
, ociallol) was rormany open ,v....
, !:-. June lOt h, in the
Method in!
! ,-hurch ul Cotlaga
(irove. In the
-
ah-euce of the president, Mr elliu U
Harp, of Junction, the vice president
Uev lieo 1) Needy, presided. Alter
a nhort, earnest devotion service, very
cordiul addresaoi were made- by Edar
King, and L T Wooley, of Cottage
drove, welcomini; tlie viniting dele
galea and Mettini; forth tho purpose uud
importain of the convention.
Kespouaels w ere made by Clyde Fugle
and A E Wheeler of Eugece, Mr
Wheeler supplying the place of Wui
l'idiey of Junction, who was too 111 to
bn present.
After en roll men t of delegate and
appointment of couimitleen, eticour
aging leportn of the woik iu various
districts of the county were read he
ore the couvt ution. Much enthu
siasm wa shown, and the delegates
weru made to feel that their welcome
was indeed heartfelt and siucere.
Tnv evening session was held iu the
Cumberland l'resliyteriaii chuich. A
very helpful pruise service was con
tlucted by Kev H V Hronks. A male
iiiartette composed of llryaut Diaie,
Kev Brooks, Rev Gilbert and Clyde
Foglo then rendered a selection which
wus very well received. Kev M L
Rose, one of the speaker of the even
ing, was not present, but Rev Gilbert,
alwaya ready fur tho occassion, took
hi pluce on the program and addressed
the convention iu a very helpful and
Instructive way, on the subject of,
"Progressive Sunday School Work."
Mr H C Brook thou favored the
audience with one of her ul nays de
Jighlful eolos, entitled "The Holy
City."
Tills was followed by anoCier ad
dress by llev. litooks, who fur. her de
veloped the line of thought so ibly in
troduced by Kev Ciilbeu. M; ny val
uable thought were brought out and
it is to be regretted that t hero was not
a larger attendance to be benefited by
Itiein. J tie evening; program ue wue
cloned witli another aeleclioii I oil! tl
! ,e quartette.
I- nbite of the small numl or In at
teitdm m.n.1. iir,..i I. ...u..ir...i..i
tld the conventioii oroo.is.. L
very successlul and enjoyable oocasion.
A Dumber of very instructive paper
.on various lines ol Sunday Csehool
(work will be presented loduy.
I C. V,
F.
Ilnrty Years Above the suow rnei
Henry Cable, a linker county mine
owner, nuid to a repo ter in Pendleton
i the "Tin. i the nrt nme i
! ,nV
beeu out of the snow fo'3U
years." Mr Cuhle in one of four brnth
era who own the Columbia iniue, iu
theCiacker creek region. The four
brotheti have for uine year beeu
working on the mine, aud id today
thoroughly well developed. The
Cable brothers are very independent ol
others, being equipped lo do all their
ow n engineering work, (heir assay
ing and anything else deunmded, aud
even havo a private photographing
outllt, bnth for busmeas and pleasure.
Mr Cable it now on In return to the
Cracker creek region, having been
speiidiug some week in San Jose, Cel
with his brothers. In Februury Ia9t
ihey bonded their mine for u sale at a
good price, aud bin brother will not ,e
turu there any more. Mr Cable aud
his brothers have beeu miuersfor20
y.'ars. During the tlrst 10 years of hi.
long stay up there he did no mluing
buihasfor 20 years been so engaged,
and for the last nine of the 20 ha beeu
Gaoling (he Columbia. Heuceforth
having speut 30 long yrars lu (he louly
regions of suo w and craggy canyon, lv
will p.obably live in California and
Kive up the hardships of mining.
Teachers Elected at Janctiou.
rimes. June 12: A (.pedal tohiv.i
nitintC "f '" lard of director
called Saturday for the purnoi
Wan
nurnAtA , t
electing teachers for the fall and wir
lrr tfrl -school. Owing to the large
uul'lr 'f applicat ions, suppl. mt.ut(id
hm.-iuoun end. rsements, the
i ,lle,'Uu rt8 lengthy ,,iie. Tliere
Weru Inrle o.,.ll..... . .
J "i i1"11""" aim atl -r
, , , , ' cure
) mi consmeration the followii z were
;electet1:
principal, W W Allingham.
nrsi intermediate, Mi
ss Anna
I rain.
oiid Intermediate, Mis, Fantile
vii itun.
Pnunf-Ji,,
HATUItDAY
OPHofll of Irel.ii.
I . . """welt.
this forououn. M bv
riecretary UlDi-ald arrived Unn
afteruoou train. Upon tU
C P Houslon, of Junction (.i(f
In E-igene today. J tt
DrW WOglesby.of Juncti
iu the city today.
"l ll
C I HousUin, of Juuetion w .
Ing the city today. M
Mr und Mr Wm nmn
from Junction today. P
Hon J J Daly of Dallas
WM to ir.
rival by thin afternoon',, train,
V R Andrew went to Colt
Grove tbie afteriKHm to HUli 8uBjJ
Attorney Keuedict of Florenoe h
arrived In tl. city to attend ci,Z
court.
State Siiperlntwndeut (j M irtl
passed through thi afteruoou i '
HOUlll. 1 '"I
Mr and Mr. LS Rwand ,etur,w
last ulght from a tureewetkoaiu
Walton. IW
Mine Lillie Raker, a U of 0 itu..oL
la convalescing after au mum of
measles.
O n Claiborne, of Stockton and AC
Ransett of Mluto Park, Califrn. w
in the c:ty.
Mlsa Delia McFarlatid left on thli
morniujf'a local lor a visit to Oremii
City and Portland.
Frank Ankeny has gone to bi,
father' mines iu Jacksou cuuoty to
spend the summer.
Mrs Holiver Coggswell aud Ilttli
child are up from Harrisburg for t
visit with relatives.
Geo F Craw left for a short visit to
8au Frauclsco thi morniug. Hs go
by the Vuijuina route.
Pendleton Tribune: Mist Clw
Lane, of Iugene, is vitltiiig Mi
Myrtle Lane in this city.
School Superintendent C 8 Huntn.
turned from Florence last eveniog. Hi
reports a very pleasant trip.
BP Agent KE Hoyd pud wife, of
O egon City, came in on the 2:04 local
aud w ill visit a short time.
Geo II Yerington came iu from thi
Rlue River mine yesterduy, where hi
lin.t luu.ii .. M.n ...... . U
..M-. UVVI1 ll.l tnu IOA. UlU.llll, ,
Fred Fiwh left yesterday with tbi
Simms cattle drive for Wyoming. He
will be absent about 4 mouths.
Messrs Renudreau and Copple, ' vo
Divinity students, left for Cob.,;;!
Grove and Hebron thi afternoon to
conduct meetings.
Chauncey M Lockwood, privatetsc
retary lo Hecretary Kincaid, came up
thi afternoon ccoinpanied by bii
family for a nhort visit.
Miss Ilcla Gilbert, of Albany, csmi
up today and will visit ut tho bomeof
J W Howe on Thirteenth street dur
ing commencement week.
Miss Dora IJIuuie, of Pleasant Hill,
relumed lust night froai an extended
visit of more than a year with friend
iu Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
Harry Templeton and F.d Bryson,
now studen s of Williams college,
Pennsylvania, arrived on tlieafternoon
train and will spend comeocemeDt
week iu Eugene.
Dr Charles Edwnrd Locke, of thi
Taylor street M E church, Portland,
arrived this afternoon. He will dr
liver the biicciilcntirate sermon at VHJ
lard Hull ut 11 a in tomorrow.
Sid Horu and family leave tomorrow
on a trip across the mountains. They
will go by the McKenzie wagon road,
follow up the Deschuttes river and re
turn across the Military road. They
w ill he gone about two week.
The Corvallis Times says mny
cord of wood are being hauled to Cor
vail Is at present. It is sold at a ridic
ulously lowr price-f2 00 per cord for
fine oak wood, delivered. Rut this ll
on a par with other things and Is
that consumers cau pay.
Hon D P Thompson, of Portland,
the newly-appointed member of thi
board of regents of the University of
Oregon, came up this afternoon and
will lecture at Villard Hall tonight on
"Turkey and its People." He u
ex-U 8 Minister to that country and
well qualified to give an Interesting
address. He is a guest at the home of
Hon H R Kincaid and will return to
morrow to Portland.
RE Davis and E J Tierce, of Sn
Francisco, arrived here on th over
land this morning aud left for Leaburg
on the McKenzie In the forenoon.
The gentlemen are experts with tbi
rod and fly, and annually take s sum
mer outing at some one of the numer.
ous trout streamsof the coast. Tbii '
their second trip to the McKenzie0'
which they speak as a trout stream In
terms of the highest pralae.
The Corvallis creamery will tgiD
operatiou next Monday. The PliDt
lias a capacity of 2400 pound an lwur'
or the product of about 1000 cows. Tb
building is "6x52, two alories big"
and thehurn is a 400-sal'ou afflr'
All of the appliances are of the latl
pattern, and the concern U the Pr'T"
erty of George Taylor, who was tfiveD
by the citieim of Corvalli- a bonus o
$o00 to :ablisu tuee-derprise.
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