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THE - OREGON DAILY 'OURNAli PORTLAND. SATURDAY : ZVZUUlQi JULY t U-l
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KILL DOUAUDO
. - This Question the On - Police
V 1 Must Determine in tnvtttigat
ing Italian's Death.
tWO TOTALLY DIVERSE;
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L ACCOUNTS ARE GIVEN
t; tltn Charged With Crime Sayt He
" Had to Shoot or B Cut Down
1 It Stories ol Family Scandal Are De
-. ' nied as Leading to Shooting. .
- v. 't Carlo Bonanlo. aged w" 'ho
" Allied at o'clock last night ' at
."V fourth and Sheridan streets by iTuigl
? Jrerraris. a fad 14, who la a prisoner ia
" "- Iha city Jail awaiting" trial on tha charge
' aif murder.--Both ara Italians, and tha
' trouble was DroclDltated by a neighbor-
, ),oo4 quarrel, arising. It la said, from
remarks- and actions dlroctad -toward
; : k atatar of Ferraris,
i. Bonando lived with bla three brothera
v"'.kt M Sixth street la a residence im-
' j raediately adjoining hla home lived Fer-
.. rtria anil bla family. Including bid ela-
t. XTntTl thraa weeka ago relations
. of extreme oordlallty bad axlatad be-
..." 'tween., tha two amlllee. .', . .
n It "la laimd that thraa .weeka ego
, ' Bonando met-a atatar of Xerrarla at Ma
bona and Jrttamptvd, to aaaault hei Fer-
. rarla U -aH to Bava Heard ot tne al
terant and. aoinc to tha placa raacuad
v hla atatar. Bonando'a brothera and
t rteada vlcoroualr deny tha atatcment
i oaaaao'a AHaa Tbraata,
, Ill feellnt : haa axltedA alnca that
tVnlr and Bonando la aatd to hav made
' t rtauent threaia aralnat' tha Ufa of hla
" OOemy. Farrarta . went Into a aaloon
' s Hoar 1a"homa ahortly after-1 o'clock
laat night and while there Bonando en
. tared. Fernrria left Immediately, he
aaya, . and . went into uia noma. am
clalma that Bona ado followed him there
and ealllna; him to the door aemanoea
i that fee ftKht. He. returned Inta the
house, be naya. and locked the door. .
r A. rfhort time later Farrarte went
tlowa jFoub .atraet Oa reaching
,- Sharldaa -atreet he encountered Bonando,
.' and the duarre! waa renewed. Bonando
flonrlabed a knife and tha other, la or
der to avoid trouble, walked away. Bo-
- nando followed, frienda of Ferrarla
, claim, and held tha kniie In a threaten-
, Ina" manners j- ' s t
..,j...,.i.i.,.s BaiptiM Bevatraa la Baemy.
...Farrarla-turnedjiuddenlr and opened
fire with a revolver. He flred alx tlmea,
. Ave abot taklna effect In hla vlctlm'a
. body. Bonando fell upon the aldewalk
. and waa removed to-St Vlncenfo hoa-
pital. whore ba expired at 1 -a'clock tWa
. aaornlna. ' 'h : ' ' :"
, -Aa adon' aa Bonando " fail, v Ferrarla
' ajected tha empty ahella from bla re
' volver. haatlly pat It Into bla pocket
' and ran' town the atreet. A orowd that
bad been attracted by the ahootlnf save
, chaae. At Third and Bherldan atreeta
t. be waa captured by Robert Church, of
r th;: local lramlftatlon office, "H at
1 ; tempted to reload hla revolver a Church
aelaed him, hut waa prevented. He waa
' held antll tba arrival of a detail of off!-
.ceravwliea-lia.aA.remoyad-lo.aha-xity
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- 'v ' eU-Befemaa tba Vlaa,; - '
Tha afflceta hava made aa thorough
- an lnveatlgatioa aa poaalbla, 'but do not
- commit themaelvea on. tba aelf-defenae
. . . . - theory. . Attorney Ar B. Ferrara haa been
'. retained by tha defenee. Ha vlalted
'.y' Ferrarla la hla ceU In tba city Jail thla
'; . morning. '. Ferrarla la tha only Italian
'; from a nortbera province of hla native
. country who haa aver been arreated In
thla city. Itallana from tha northern
V provlncee are aald to be peaceably In-'
cllned and refrain from participation In
a -vendettaa. He ia.a PledmOntae and
V amlgranta from Piedmont are cnnaldered
peaceable cltlaena ..
"I did It becauae I Had to." ha aald.
- made me do It. and I wouldn't havi
, Jkilled him Jor tha world." a. nt""
Ferrarla wept copioualy In the JaiL
- He - profeaeed Intimate - frlendahlp for
- ,th man" he had killed and deplored the
circumstance of hla death Wtterly.-- -r
'John Bonando, a brother of the man
."who waa killed, denlea the etatemente
: made by Ferrarla, bla frienda and at
torney. He declares that hla brother
J . r:,waal unarmed, and made no attempt at
:'realatanoe.' . . .-..'i ..-''..,,..-..
.:,." ; ; Aaotbea ttory of haotiar''
T- admit that thertbad baav-treubU
. , . . jand Ul-feeliag between the two famlllea
;;.Xor two or three weeka," ha aald, "but
,.tha atatementa that have been made to
. , the effect that my brother drank and
. - that he deliberately eat about to aurt
. . thla are falav He never drank and
; Ue alwaya avoided trouble, . f
..! have talked with, a Miaiber of
!l!a.thr "d n0 effort to eauad trouble.
Hit
nr say inai nv waa standing on the
f toorner when' Ferraria 'approached him
.'.and aald aomethlng .to him In Italian.
Jdy brother laughed, evidently thinking
It waa. a Jaay -
. nWbetl Ferrarla" walked up to him, be
; Tainted -gun at my brother. He raised
;hla haada and laughed. Ferrarla ahot
.once. The ball evldentfy mlsaed, or
"'relaa ray brother did not yet realise hla
(danger, for he aald. Why. don't yoo
jaheot agalnr then laughed.
"Ferrarla deliberately opened flra and
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:IS A r.lURDEREROR DID HE
IN SELFr DEFENSE?
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ahot 'three'tlmeav inflicting .wounda that
oauaed 'my brother' a death a ahort time
later. There waa no trouble about hla
alater, ' aa haa been etated. That la
absolutely, falae,- and the-only trouble
wa aver had waa a Quarrel that started
the whole, thing,
Coroner Ftnley wlll noid an' inquest
thla- attarnoon. -. ,
DEAD NUMBER FIFTYSIX
(Continued from Page.Qna)
W. W. Werthen. V . : -)
It la believed that tha Bennington la
damaged beyond repair.' -iter atari' le
in deep water and -haa been alowly alnk-
Ins In anlta of numnlna- one rations. The
band -pumpa have, been reinforced byf
ateam pumpa and five -englnea,- but
without avail, and at high tide thla
morning tha water, waa up to the decks
and tha captaln'e cabin flooded a foot
deep. i i i'. : ;
Captain. Toring la ef the oplnloajuial
no-great .hole baa been ' made In the
shlp'a aide,-but that the explosion has
sprung all the platee and tha water is
coming In through, the seams. The
hospital ahlp Iria and the tug Fortune
are axnected here tomorrow xrom autre
Is land. Captain JPrake ana a corpa or
naval phyalclana are also expeciea io
aaorjrow. .,' .,y ,..., ,ti.ujJ,
IN POOR CONDITION. ;
Waabiactos AnthortUaa Admit Baaalar-
- toa'a Boilers Were lm BaeUSbapa- v -,
' (Joarsal gpeetal gervlea.1 1 '
Washington; July lx.--Tha bureau of
steam engineering, aaya thatwone or
tha reporta of the condiuon or ine
Bennlnaton a bollera indicated that the
bollera were uaaafe, although,. It la ad
mitted that the reporta atatea mat tno
bollera generally, arera In' poor eondl
Uont"' " -
Acting BecreUry of the Navy Dariing
baa wired ReajdrolraL.Ooodjclclu..comT
mending tha Paclflo atatlon. Informing
him of tha dlaaatar to tha Bennington
and Instructing him In connection there
with. . Goodrich la expected at Puget
sound at any moment, when ha will
communicate with tha department It
la expected that Ooodrich wlU appoint
a board of inquiry after a conference
With tha Washington aothorltlea,
FATALLY INJURED BY-
BEER KEG AT PASCO
"rapectet tHapatek te The tarsal 1' . : 1
Paeco, Waah July tt. An unidenti
fied man who haa been repairing aewlng
machinea here la lying at death'a door
In tha ahade of the Icehouae of the
Northern Paclflo with. hla skuircrackad.
He waa Bitting in tha shade. when aa
IUllan rolled a beer keg down the long
gangplank, striking the man on tba top
of the head. .The attending phyaleiao
aaya be cannot recover. ;, . j
PRESIDENT OF SMELTER v
- TRUST DEAD AT OMAHA
tarsal -BwetsT "Ufwm.l "
Omaha, Neb., July J. E. W. Nash,
president of tha amelter trust, died this
mornlrt- Ha waa stricken with paralysis
May IX. He la aurvlved by a wife, aoa
and four daughters; Naah leaves an
aetata valued at several millions. He
waa prominently Identified with amelting
and refining operations for many yeara
and. before the formation of the trpat
1 wee principal owner of -the Omaha
and Great Falls smelters.
WRIGHT AND WARDE. ' :
DEFEATED BYDOHERTYS
(tarsal (to-lal Ow!,.) ," 1
London. July II. R. r. and w t.
Doherty, the English defenders of the
Davis cup, defeated Wright and Wards,
the American challengers, in the doubles
at wtmbiaaon today,
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and clark Ptlr, at NijlitPhanogra'ph,
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:i;EI7 EVIDENCE PhC:i3ED
(Continued from Page One.)
malned in . Prineville from June II to
June 14, yet ha could not remember, on
the former trial, that ha waa there.- -
! Mral WlUlamaoa'a Olalm. ..:
', The fact that immediately after teav
Ing Prineville Williamson went to The
Oalloa,' where hla wife at once filed a
timber; claim adjoining tha clalma Of
Duncan and other entrymen -located by
Oeanai, waa emphasised ay Heney aa a
at rona; circumstance againat the' con
gressman. -
By means or a plat the" proeeoutlag
attorney explained to Hie Jurora the lo
cation -of the timber clalma involved la
me case ana nowea now wiuiamaoa
and Oesner expeoted ' te aeoura protec
tion for their aheep range by buying and
leaaing aurrouadlng lands. He told the
atory of the negotiations with Duncan,
Beard, Jonea ana the others who riled
timber claims, of the arrangement that
Oeaner should lend them the money with
which to prove up, of the Interviews
with Biggs and WUliamaon. He de
clared that It waa lmpoeslble that Bigga
ahould not have known tha purpose of
the conspiracy and that WUliamaon Waa
involved in it.
If we make out a case as strong aa
this that I have stated to you," aald
Heney in conclusion, "we want a verdict
of guilty at your hande, if we do not
do it., we do not wish you to convict
these defendants."
Judge Bennett then - addressed the
Jury In behalf of tha defense. He dwelt
at length-on tha good character of all or
the defendants, and then gave a. brief
history of the war-between the cattle
men and tha sheep ralsersv- Tha former
had established deadlines which were
conatantly qhangfd. and' aheep .which
atrayea Deyona ine ..oeaa lines wn.
slaughtered.. ' . ', 1 '
While tha war waa at Ita height the
timber erase arose and men came from
the east by caajoads to take up timber
landa. ' It occurred to Oeaner, aald
Judge 'Bennett, that if hla neighbors
and frienda would file on the landa in
tha vicinity of hla aheep range It would
be a good thing for him. He could
lease or purchaae from them and he
could afford .'to Tend them the money
with which to prove up. . rather than
to bavei atrangere and outsiders file
on tba lapda. . y , .
Bays Tmraata Were 17 Bed.
Judge Bennelt-COmmonted sharply bn
the met node employed by Ibe KovernH
ment to aecura Ita evidence. Special
Agent Neuhausen - had - been sent to
Prineville to Interview, wltnessea whose
statements were taken, down In short
hand, Afterward ' when the wttneases
earns to Portland lheseetatemeate
"were atuok In their face and they were
told to, awear to them." ' Covert threats
of Indictment and proaecutlon were
uaed, aald the attorney, by Burnt and
Neuhausen, to influence the testimony
of wltnessea '
As to tha new evidence in the posses
sion of" the government showing that
Williamson waa 4a Prineville, from, June
IS to June. 24,' Judge" Bennett said:
We wanted thla ease postponed ao that
wa could go ap . there and look it up,
but w,e were nor allotted to do It. We
will Investigate It as I well "as we can
and if Mr. Williamson , finds that he
waa there at that time, he will come
frankly and tell you ao. He haa noth
ing t6 conceal. He ia entirely frank
and candid and haa nothing to - keep
back. Mr.1 "Heney makea a great deal
of thla matter but It la of no lm:
portance. When you hear Mr. William
son you will believe that be aoeaka the
exact truth and that ha would apeak tha
exact truth even If' ba knew- It would
" ' Aa' Boas t fcawye. f ' "
Of Biggs, the attorney declared that
he waa ao honest that thee bad never
been a stain on, hla reputation, "even
though he la a lawyer." ' . -
Williamson's - career- waa briefly
sketched and Judge Bennett concluded:
"In an evil day an unlucky day for
hlnv he waa elected to congress. And
now harried and hounded' by these de
tectives, hurried from one trial ta an
other without time to get hla breath, he
la harried like a rabbit before the dogs.
The Jury wss then placed la . the
custody of the marshal -with Instruc
tions ta keep them closely secluded, and
court adjourned until Monday morning,
when tha presentation of testimony will
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CROWDS ARE LARGER
'-"(Continued front "Page" OneTI
Every railroad office had almllar
stories to telL The Burlington la bring
Ing many special ear partiea from' the
middle west, the Milwsukee, the North
western, the Great 'Northern and others
are starting hundreds of people toward
Portland. Tha -Southern.-Paeiila -4s run
ning ail the extra sections it requires to
handle the immense travel California Is
sending to the fair.. California la aur
prlalng every One with the outpouring
of Ita people to tha exposition. - It is
said ahe la. rurnlahlng the largest num
br of people any atate ia Bending to
the fair, and that they have only begun
earning. xne -greatest crowds
here during the Trans-MlsslBBlpplJui4,nl-b.rln,t-m,,ny 1" tlm to.1 would ehoke
.ti
gresi and
the national Irrigation con-
greaa
Valam bervleea at aanyalda. '
The pulpit of . Bunnyslde Methodist
Episcopal church will, be filled Sunday
morning and evening by ministers from
abroad. Dr. W. W, Van Orsdel of Great
Falla, Montana, will alng. There will
ba a union ear vice In the evening at
( o'clock when Friends and Methodists
will gather ta hear tha Rev. Willis
Hotchklsa tell the atory of hla life In
Ainca. . , .,; ...
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WHITE SLAVE OF NEW YORK, HELD'
FOR MURDER,' EXPOSES TnE SYSTEi.I
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. i jThe Latest Photograph of Bertha Clalche.
. (tarsal gpedal Bervlca.)
New York. July I J. Notwithstanding
that the coroner's Jury haa committed
J Bertha Br-Clateh"erthe"-whlt-lBva't
charged with killing Em 11 Gerdron, to
the tombs without ball, there is a strong
publle sentiment in favor of tha . ac
cused woman. Beven of tha Jurora de
clared that the girl acted ln self-defense,
Gerdron enticed the wlrl to
America from France and drove har into
the atreeta -toern a" living for him.
Speaking of the murder. Bertha Clalche
Ssldl - - - --r v.
"Knowing that I may die within a
few montha for killing Emll, I km hap
pier today than I have been for five
yeara. - For the first time I am free. He
will never bother me any more and I
am glad. He beat me end' waa never
kind to me and when I did not go out
andTeat me. and 'many timea told me
that h would kill me if I ever bad him
arrested.
"When he rushed at me on the atreet,
when I had him arrested, and cried that
he wauld kill me and aald that I was
as good as dead right then. I knew he
meant what he aald and then I . shot
him. If I had not done that ha would
have killed roe aa Boon as ha gdt out
of tba police atatlon." . ,.t
Bad Befarloae yatesa.
. For killing Berdron, Bertha ClaioJie
may suffer tha extreme penalty of the
ldw. but her martyrdom will" have the'
effect of bringing about such a re.
vulslon against tha system of slavery
of which she was. a victim that It will
be no longer possible In NewJorkCttrj
HOT WEATHER DAMAGES '
GRAIN IN WASHINGTON
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(Special Dlepateb'te The taraeH '
- Colfax. Wash., July IJ.The intense
heat la burnlnr and shrinking tha late
apring wheat Tha fall, wheat is pretty
well out of danger, but It la hastening
harvest, and when tha grain la a little
green it will be shrank. .;The loss to the
farmers by the hot weather "TA thla sec
tion cannot be estimated, but is very
great. - .
WORKMEN BURIED IN .
- BURNING BUILDING
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: (tarsal RpecUl Beeelee.) "" , "
CumbeHsnd. Md., July II. The Mary
land' company's building collapsed to
day, billing a number Of msn at work,
and the riilns. are now In flames.
; . Tragedy ia Salt take.1
' (tarail gpeelal Ber rice.) '."
Bait Lake City. . July tl Fred ' W.
Nutting, a-switchman, was fatally In
jured by a pistol shot In his room last
night and-.'dled on being -taken to the
hosoltal. Mrs. Daniel 3. Qtilnn. wife nf
a yard foreman, who waa In the rm
wnen tne ahot waa fired, has been placed
under arreat. . . r . ... -
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and t'cadeta''
of the. Gerdron type Will
be forced to leave New Tork.
Thla pretty little French girl haa ba
eeme tha-center- of- deepest - and most
profound Interest in New. Totk., Her
revelations show that tha white alaves
of New York are In thralla of a bondage
more hopeless than that of thb blacks
in the south before the civil war. Notn
Ing can more forcibly illustrate the In
famoua brutality and cruelty of the ays
tern than the calmness and resignation
with which thla young woman facea the
death which may be her punishment and
she looks forward to her execution as
but the price of freedom. A fund; la
being collected for her defense,
; - OU'i Sad' Btatory. -
In the meantime Bertha Clalche la the
most interesting prisoner the Tombs haa
held within Ita wall alnca Nan Fatter
son waa an inmata. She is mere child
In manner, notwithstanding the life ahe
haa led. ' Now but II years of age, ahe
Waa but It 'When-aha waa. lured Into
bondage by Gerdron.
' In appearance aha is a typical French
girl, with deep black eyes set far apart,
a mass of waving black halrland a trace
of the sparkling vivacity of youth.
The life was so repulsive that long
berore aha killed her persecutor she had
many times contemplated, killing her
self., several times she tried to escape,
but on each occasion Gerdron's friends
told where she was hiding and hla great
Hats were driven into her tender face
and she waa beaten until ahe cowered
abjectly at hla feet. At last. In terror
of ber life, aha cried out to the police
for- protection. She ' ahowed them her
brulsea and told them that Gerdron had
,iilLciieu iv Kit. iiri. ill.; iiivu to
rcaaaure her by "arresting him." Than
Gerdron threatened that wnen he waa
reteaaed he would kill tier.- She be'
lleved that there was only one releiee
for her six years of tyranny and ahe
ahot to kill.
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tha messure of ita nourishment. Tha
quality ia what counts. Many babies
take large quantttiee of food and get a
- email amount of nourishment. Mel
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HALF MILLION DAMAGE
; BY MISSOURI FLOODS
- ' . (Jearaal Special aervles.) ,
Poplin. Mo.. July ai. One death and
tsoe.oeo damagea ta ore pa and llveetock
bava already been cauaed by Ooode in
tha vicinity of LowelL on the Spring
river. . Tba bridge of tha St. Louie dt
Ban Francisco railroad baa been under-J
mined and la expected to. go out any
moment, while the wagon bridge haa
been waahed away. Calvin Buddy or
Carthage waa 'dfowned. - . ' ,..
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SULTAN ESCAPES DEATH :
AT .HANDS OF ASSASSIN
(Jeamal gpeelal arvtee.) '
CoaBtantlaopla. July II. It ta reported
that during -the eelemllk yaeUrday a
bomb waa exploded in the courtyard ef
the moaqus - near the sultsn, Several
members "orthe aulun's auite were In
jured but the monarch himself ' escaped.
At least 10 were killed and 40
wounded by tbe explosion. The pbliee
believe the bomb throwing ia the reault
of an Armenian plot Nona of tha per-
petratora haa been detected.
TACOMA SHERIFF STOPS,:
v BOXING AND GAMBLING
. ffpeelal iHesetek' te The taraaLt i '
' Tacoma, .Waah., July J I. Sheriff
Denbolm haa notified sporting clubs that
they will not be allowed to put oa any
more amateur boxing eontesta in Ta
coma. Ha haa also Informed tha elty
authorities that gambling' axlata with
in tha city limits and -that aomethlng
must ba dona to atop It If nothing ia
dona ' by . tha " city authoritiee he will
blmaelf take action. -
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-v als on xac jcuiargy ana
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. . CKase's
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' Wa are going to give away this $30.00 Bias Oolaa.
bla xaphophoaa abaplately free at our booth In the
uaenu ana sluuaisg 'oa Aagmsa
la, laod. . One of those prise win- '
, Tiers, you know, at the an. Ijoala
ralst Call at our Bmblblt or at
eur Btoaa for any Information that
Is required and Inspect tha ma
chine. .X .... , . .: ' ; . .....
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Conrerls'st he above Address (171 Washington street) every" Taea.
day and Tkaraday, at 4 p. m. . . .. . , i.- -. . . ,
Royal Baker and Pastry Xook";
BALFOUR DECIDES TO J
. DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT
. . - (tarsal Special Berriae.)
Liondon, July IJ.The psrllamentary
e rials haa assumed a serious aspect and
it la now understood that Premier Bal
four baa definitely decided ta remain In
office until ha and of the aeealon. and
to dissolve parliament in October. ' An
authoritative atatement will ba made
Monday, when the house will take action
on the motion to censure Balfour,
Fat Folks. .
"' I have reduoed my' weight (I pounds,
bust nine Inches, walat eight lnehae aad
hips nine Inches in a ahort time by a
guaranteed, harmleae remedy, without
exereisa or starving. .1 want to tail you
all about It -Enclose stamp and ad
dreaa. Mrs. Charlotte Woodward, Ore
gon City, Or. . : ,v ... .;"....
Paw Bandjred BMa roUayTrt f o Oae
.- ; Boilasw . ' .
Through Portland's suburbs, Multno
mah and Clackamae eountlea. ' Special
care leave O. W. P. waiting-room. First
and Alder streets, dally except Bunday,
at : a. m., return 4 p, m..:
', - BUasst Batag to haaa Bpilaca.
' The "Southern -Partflo company -has
placed on aala at Ha Portland offices'
round trip tlcketa to Bhssta Springs at
a Tata of 110. Beautiful, llluatrated
pamphlata descriptive of this reeort can '
ba aaoured from any Southern Pacing '
agent . ' ,.' , . . .
'-"-. Mm Thumb Onwhad.
: (Special Dlspatea te Tbe JeafBal
Eugene, Or., July !. Orville Waller. .
assistant amalmagator at tha Lucky
Boy ' mine in the Blue river district,
lost bla right thumb yesterday, it was
crushed .under' a stamp- In tha mill and -had
to ba amputated.- t" r(a:,r
r.
oe auvc i ,
pthH, f ttnf. JW Ornggtittm
read Prise Barta, Itoa,
Bauble eiaad Briae St.
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