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THE C W A’s WATERLOO. EX-SPEAKER REED DEAD
Eugene High School to much
for the Poorer Trained
One of America's Greatest
Club.
Statesmen.
For X^m as
The Boys put up the Game of their
Lives but were weak at
Tne Strike Commission Still Hard at
Work.
Critical Moments.
E X A M IN E OUR STOCK 0 F ^ - ^ >
That our foot ball boys put up
W a s h in g t o n ,
Dec., 6 . - -Thomas
the game of their lives Saturday can Brackett Reed, ex-speaker of the
not be questioned but thatthey were house of representatives, died here
handicapped by lack of experienced tonight at 12:30 o'clock in his
training was patieut to all the 500 apartment in the Arlington. The
A\ o now have open for enspection the handsomest
people who witnessed their first de­ immediate cause of death was ura­
feat this season. It was a case of emia.
line oi Dolls and Toys ever opened up here and are
where two uucouquercd teams met
Mr Heed’ s mind was in such a
offering them at very low prices.
with blood in their eyes and each state during the day that he did
side was determined to win. The not realize the seriousness of his
struggle was an inspiring one from condition. He was cheerful and
the moment the bull was kicked off conversed with those about bis bed­
until time was called in the last side. When it became apparent
half. Superior training told how­ that he would not survive his illness
ever in the end and victory again the wife and daughter were notified
perched upon the Eugene High and they remained constantly at his
school banner. The C M A boys tiedside until the distinguished pat­
put up a fierce game however and ient breathed his last. With only
the pigskin was in Eugene’s ter- faint hope of saving his life, oxygen
itory nearly the entire first half of was administered throughout the
the game but the visitors finally day.
found the weak spots in the home
BIOGRAPHY or MR KRED.
team and kept hammering away at
Born in Portland, Me., O ct 13
them until the first touch down was
1839. Graduated from Bowdoin Col­
scored, Cottage Grove then took a
lege in July, 18G0. Practiced law
brace and for fully 15 minutes it
in California in 1863. Was appointed
seemed that no further scores would
assistant paymaster in the navy in
be rolled up. In the last half the
April, 1865, aud honorably dis­
Cottage Grove lads lost the ball on
charged in August of same year.
downs by a fumble for a loss of
Elected ton successive times to con­
yards when their yardage was prac­
gress, beginning with Forty-fifth, in
tically won. From this time on
1876. Elected speaker of the house
copyright ;
Eugene had it their own way and
n 1889,1895-6-7.
were able to get around the C M A’s
Heed revolutionized the 51st con­
The Latest out.
right eud for gains every time they
gress, and created precedents which
in stoves you can confidently ex
tried it and soon managed to score
will last for all time by his enforce­
pect to see here. Why? Because
the second touch down but,
ment of ironclad rules for governing
we're on the lookout for just that
the first half failed to kick the gonl.
A new stove or range is our pride
the house.
The game was finally ended with
and delight, as it will be yours when
It is said of him that he was too
the ball near the center on Cottage
-s i/
great a statesman to be an adroit
you buy it— why not buy it and be
Grove’s territory. Eugeue put up
politician, and that, liljp Clay and
happy? What you want is a stove
a beautiful interfereuce throughout
Webster, be was too great to hold
what we want is stove purchasers,
and made their best gains around
let’ s get together.
the office of president.
the CDds. For once this season they
&
were up against the real thing when
S c r a n to n , Pa, Dec 10—Counsel
it came to lino bucking. This how Wolverton for the Philadelphia and
NOTICE TO CKEClTORS.
Notice is hereby gluen that the undersigned ever they discovered early in the Reading Railroad submitted a state­
have been, by the county Court o f Lane County.
Oregon appointed administrators of the estate game and they wasted no strength ment to the coal strike commission
of J H Eerkins, deceased, and all persoDs hav­
The stars today as to the wages paid anthra­
ing claims against the estate o f the said .1 H trying to force the line.
Perkins, deceased are hereby notiiled to present
for
Eugene
were
Booth,
Gray
and cite miners.
the same to us, duly verified at the office of E It
.Skipworth in Eugene, Oregon, within six Matlock, and for the C M A’s Jack-
The rest of the day was devoted
mouths from from the date hereof.
Cottage Grove, Or. April 3rd
E R SK IPW O RTH , Attorney for the Estate. son, Blair and Emerson. Medley to hearing further testimony for the
C A T H E R I N E A PERKINS,
wa 3 crippled in praetico the day miner’ s B i d e of iho controversy.
JF C U R R IN
Administrators o f the estate of J II Perkins, before and was thereby handicapped
S cranton , Pa., Deo. 9 — Tales of
deceased.
to a great extent. There was con­ evictions from houses owned by
siderable quibbling over desisions C B Mnrkle A Co., narration of tho
but the game was generally clean death of a wife as the result of en­
throughout. The Eugene players forced removal from her home, and
were a gentlemauly set of young tho story of a mother whose lius-
men and they will always meet a buud was killed in the Markle mine,
hearty reception when they see fit and of how she snd her two boys
to be with ns.
¡struggled for years to pay tbo
The score first half
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Markles back rent and a coal bill
Eugene 5, C M A 0.
she owed them, were principal fea-
Second half Eugene 5, C M \
tures of today’ s sessions of the coal
Total Eugene 10; C M A 0,
strike commission, Testimony as
The following was the line up;
1 presented by some witnesses whose
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