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C O T T A G E (¡ROV’ E, O R E G O N , S A T U R D A Y ,
True Peace.
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can't
It's bic.sted to sing of redemption,
i t ’s blessed to share 111 good will;
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Still better it is to find pardon
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And peace the world cannot kill.
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men
in
this
town
doing
i.
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It’s peace th at will lighten our labor.
And we all have something to do;
Losses of Mutinous Russian Troops| Uu.? { |J 1{ tgoi^,d (o
u , w ,,t
Unfinished and in Danger of
Our mission in helping each other
is peaceful and happy and true
at Least 5000 at. I Pantcloimon.
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. . " ' i n think
\m .
Partial Destruction.
Formerly Kniaz Potemkin
in to keep on in business? W ell,
Ob! it’s pence that purities nature,
I t 's peace we always should own.
l should rattier hope so. I've got a
Sunk.
It is reported that a portion of
It’s pence that will save us forever;
deal on now that means about 40 ,-
It’s peace our Saviour Imili sown.
the Jetty will without doubt he de-
000 actri s lip in W ashington.,’
‘ ■ " kn a wher. Mefrossen ^royed by the winter storms unless
Ite d sorrows and tiiais arc plenty.
St. 1 ‘e h r s ln u g , Nov. 30.— Ac
No one is exempt from a shnro;
w
asked
further work on it is done, and that
cording to 1.‘ports the casualties' ot
And worloly amusements are faulty
u. h ^ it is continued fuither out,
botti
sides
during
the
S'
va£
1
t',|i'
When pence can enter not .here.
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the channel will become blocked
fight number thousands, md tl at
All beauty surrounding onr nature.
, . for commerce. The completion of
Will cheer usami brighten each day the leaders of the mutiny will b
,
the Ccli’o canal will also be he'd
And the peace and jo y of our ¡Savior executed
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Will inspire Ills people some w a y . ; ne0,.8 U ,
S n alt
hei to back miles* farther appropriations
a. made Itianndarstood th a tth e
True peni e is uplifting for glory,
killed, while on boar.I til.
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j President imd Theodore Burton are
I ho’ Satan obstructs the good w a y donat i erti i t < • •
Yet God In Ills inlliiitu m e m
C,
\ in favor of a special airangement for
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Sends pence renewing each day:
, raphed to the f u r i li 'i improvements of the
I’lie peace of our Lord is abiding,
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in love It will carry you through.
Th e .<
1 >
» B i v Citv i jetty and tli. canal.
In workingnnd sitiging and pniying
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T heie is peace now in store lot you
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President and Family go to Vir­
the signai » 'I '
ginia Farm
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nor
Son
Wedded.
University of Oregon Musical Organ­ ns the " h i
lei'
izations
Washington,
1 ). C., Nov. 3 o.—
Natehez. Mi
N<>v. 2*J-- D r .
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President
and
Mrs.
Roosevelt and
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les
Lhaiu
kill.
son
of
Gov-
Entries Pout in For Pouliiy Shu
Eugene, Or., Nov. 2 it.— It is
01 i■ tor Chamber! 3 ill o f Oregon, and c h i’il-cu left this morning to spend
claimed there uever was a larger
Corvallis, Or.. Nov. .
M -.s 1 leborah B cal uer. daughter of Thanksgiving on the farm in Albe­
audience iu the Eugene Theater
rapidly com.:.g in for the fio Ji: dge S. Boa tuer of Vidalia. La., marle county, Yirgiuia, recently pur­
tl au that vvhicli greeted the Uni | are
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season poultry dlow to h w ¡ -re married cA L the Bresbyteri m chased by Mrs. Roosevelt. T h ey
versify of Oregon Glee uud Mundo- 0 '
j held here Thursd ' V to 'it unlay c Ci tuteli Iu re tot ight.
return Friday afternoon. It had
lin Clubs at their conceit last night.
(tins vviek. i'’. vervtliing
dicates
been arranged to stsv at the White
The event whs most unique not
I Iniger number "i ! h :•
Horn
n i the cluing» was made at
only from the character ot the per­
cCurdy ssi'tns Hit; Office
ion liai-d liere tust 1 1 n: . Will'll the
the
lust
minute.
formance itsrlt, but also from the ,
41) mark was p-.is-.it 1
Fanciers
•»■ .lent Richard A.
V. McCurdy
decorations o f the stage, which
md Tacoma
signed Ins place as President
were a rr a n g 'd a l'er the style of a ! from P"i t' uni, Sc ' tl*
Mrs. Wire, wife of the Presiding
! and Vancouver an 1 Vic orni, B. C..
Mutual I Me fn -u rince Com
college c'ubro un.
•-liter of th“ Rugene District of the
have at read l sent l i l t , , ir lists, and
u l F re d e k C-o.nwell, (p'as Methodist Church will fill the pu l­
Banners an i | ennant* repres» ut
e n tries/roui u n by t »was ne pun
of the cont lin y has
been' pit !>■ »tli morning an I evenig next
ing tile < liief colleges of the natiou j
1,
ling iu " i h i vet
l a s bis temporary successor Sunday mi -1 will interest a large
were mingled with the emblems and
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1 1 1 U H i t s 'll C -111 0 1 ' I
I-
- the bu i id ■ trustees.
He gave
designs
o f r the
vat loiis college
clubs
.
,
onip.my, as she is mi able speaker.
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, 1 Inst week that U'l,
•> ' n -.i -it.,
the reason
r his roti romeni lus
and tratormti' S ad grouped around
Rev. Memiuger is much better
“be iiisuraiice in v o l­
>r health.
the colors of Oregon itself. A bright enf - eiJH “ "
v' “ i
”
, and more [and soon hopes to be up and around
fire iu the fireplace added a realistic I
L;,r"'
1
effect to the scene.
f t e g o n City
wa
1
-
!>- -tight <>u* b it it will bo some weeks before he
oi\ ! iv.
w i l l he able to fill his pulpit again.
Applause was enthusiastic and j P sci;’
1 , 1
frequent. TI10 double niimbor at p * .
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exhibit.
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the o p e n in g ,'■ 1 he Toiwt to Ore-
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I the Opera lion
gon and O ,, O ieg o u were twice
1
encoted. Professor G le n ’s contii
hution, " T h e Humorous <ib<jot,” -i
with tli-- Gl'-e ( lut>, was accompa­
New Y o r k , Nc
nied by weird uud light effects. R. from Berlin st-.,c t at the li* liable
Rountree was granted an ovation iu Life Assurance
»cioty li i been :
the ‘ ‘Italian S a la d ,” and the uu- informed it must ■ iUSUClld
ii-,,-., .msiuess
dif nee was very demonstrative iu in Germany, units certain ch n g t
its approval throughout the entire are mad'-.
alarm i.-> felt
Much
cveni g.
among insurance companies u~ tin
same r u b s will undoubtedly apply
Father of Ashland Dead at Ninety- to other companies and tnay force
them all ft m 11 <- foreign field-
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Million, liorn in 1H12, a veteran of
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men in \sbland, died last evening
at his borne here. He took a dona­
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All kinds of
^ ; H ard w are—-None better
Made
Three Wagons of Food From the
Eugene Schools.
Eugene, O;. . N o r, 29 .— T h e p -
pils of the Ivngt üe 1) *b!ie schools
today sent a la rgn (|uauiit.y oí pro-
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Date
ns ft Th'm k g i 'i n g day iena mb
ranee. Tbi
ered up yesterday mid tak‘ n to tin
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Salton Basin Has Become Permanent consisted of all kim i' ol v g f t a ’ib -,
Inland Sea.
ham*, lì"
Yuma, Alia., Nov 30. —Th e ter­ and lilt'd till 1 *,V : ‘ i
Nume
rific storui of the Ins1, fiw days has
undone the work of months, sweep­
Will Irrigate Siionr-Ceet La, ¡
Address
ing away lestraining dams and it is
V 2 u — Til» G ”
Elgin,
O r .,
HE
feared has converted Salton basin
Romle E lic F i
into a permanent inland sea.
The Colorado river is on a w ild templatikg tin
SiiSSSSäÄ.'v-s.Mvv
.Sä-vs&vvviN' >Yss--,
rampage, highei than it has been 000 pumping
since 1891, and the gauge measures Rom le ;
32 feet. T h e only damage done the i will place nbou Too " i
citv is the flooding of the electric j irrigation
Beginning Dec. 2. I will put on a stile lasting
li ht plant-
plant will consist of
for one week. A redaction will be m ade on all
E veryth in g is lost at Imperial power 1 ■ ctr.•
^ (h ea d in g. A ll tho irrigation works
h a ts in the store.
^ have been destroyed and machinery 1
Ladies don't forget to visit The Vogue during the week.
£ i and camp supplies swept away. The gntion season
* 1 water is cutting the channel deeper
and wider very rapidly, and nil teD p u t
t
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. W ..VV.;-.«< V\VV.-,Vl.VVV,.<vV'a hope is gone of ch a n g in g the course sufficient lm-
tided success; hut
of tb« r i v r back to it, old channel, b e t in d u - t n a
the
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with the lichn*
:*r which this pi
Bad Shotgun Accident.
abuiuian 1
will furnish vvoul d make this \i -
Eugene Gunp», Nov. 29. — Phillip of the Q ran,| 1 tit.- valley the sda.
Bell, aged about 30 vsars met witli of all sng'ir-lK-i-t
a serious shotgun accident Monday
afternoon while he and his father-
Gardner Arrested.
in-law, Robert Vaughn, were killing
hogs at Cedar Flat. Y o u n g Bell
J. VV. Gardne . against whot n a
* in the Munici pa
had the double-barreled gun with complaint i . -
1 which they wore 1 lliug the l o g s Court, chaigi g
and was leaning on it
with the W . H . McCrot-s li, with larce
Headquarters Hor
butt of tho piece resting on a log. was a m t e l tui lay. Gardner np
! It slipped off the round surface of peared ut Hi* Police station wi
! the log, the hammers striking and Lou Tarpley, his attorney, and ;;a
discharging
both
barrels.
The bonds for id e a c iu the sum
charge o f bird shot entered at the $1000 will) J. W. Taggart and Y
left armpit, badly lacerating the B. Reynolds real estate men,
muscles ot the shoulder. Dr. L. W. sureties.
nino < nt of
Brown was called and he had the
Gardner says ho u
I injured man removed to the Eugene crime .is d r ib o f,
hospital. He arrived late yester-
‘ ‘ It I m guilty of
day afternoon. T h e injury is a ">o ria l es ate t-ien i *» n j t-f
| terrible one, but tho doctor thinks g uilty as I am,” -ji" Mr G u
,
he can save the arm.
,sh oitiy after his arrest.
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