The Eugene weekly guard., June 28, 1902, Image 7

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vov?
IL «ME SUICIDES.
IM?
SU’liAlS AT ÑATRON
11 I?
In a Demented Condition He
Shoots Himself at Goshen.
HAO
TROUBLE
WITH
HIS
WIFI.
l>*i!y Guard June ?5.
Mineowner Kirkpatrick
Missing Wiih Big
Liabilities.
YORAN’S shoe store
DO YOU?
Automobile Record.
dtUUllES.
record on the racetrack bore
Newmler has deeded to give such of
today,
Died.
our people who feel so inclined enter­
It covered the mile in
tainment on the old Wallis home place
51-1-5 seconds.
Mrs Hester A Gearhart, wife of I two miles west of town.
James M Gearbeart died at her home
A shooting match for a fine fst beef I
Portland Burglary.
one and one-half miles west of Eugene, will take | lace al 10 o'clock. There
Thursday June 12, after an illness o will be a bicycle race for boys, sl-o Special to the G uabd .
P ortland , Juno 26.—Bur­
three years from organic heart disease. one for girls, aud a fat meu’s footrace.
The funeral was held to the Mulkey A pr ze with each race. Huitabie mu­ glar ransacked an east-side
cemetery June 13, a la'ge number of sic for the o<-Ci«ioD, sho stands with grocery store early this morn­
frl-nds paying their lest sad respects. soda water, ice cream aud knicknack«
ing, carrying away consider­
Rev J 8 McCsllum officiated at tbe f >r the convenience of the public. A
able
booty.
good old style country dinner will be
grave.
of
J
B
aud
Julia
Hester A ds ugh ter
served on the premises for 25 cents.
Automobile Tragedy.
I l’ stm»ster H F McCornack has re-
» ved word from Washington, D U,
B>t the five who stcod highest in the
■ vt. serv.ee examination recently tak, n
r- by applicants for the position of
H l eirriers for the free delivery sye.
MB, which Is to tie established about
oly l*t, were Glenn Chessman, C D
borpennp, Jesse A Fountain, EC
i AL Hennlt g. Cheeeman and
I' rp> r>g being tbe highest they are
Il "li'“d eirriere, «nd Fountain eub- A McPherson was born in Missouri Just a nice convenient drive from Eu­
Special to Guard.
itute.
May 15,1850. Came to Oregon in 1852 gene, wh la the old orchard and shade
P aris , June 26.—The first
and had resided sluaost continuously trees about will furnish sj lsndid shade
accident
in the long distance
Virulent Cancer Cured.
In Lane county.
W es married to for parties who desire to bring tbeir
James M Gearhart May 19, 1885 lunch. A epleudid well of water con­ automobile race from Paris to
’' 1 '
pr fifa « iti'lerful __
ad- Five children were born to them four venient.
Vienna occurred today when
" bcm»- 's given by druggist dying In infancy. Tbe daughter, Mrs
a
man was killed.
D' b
ro of F.lizabHh W Va. An
L etter L ist .—Tbe following letters
• had long suffered with Perry McCollmo, with her husnand
< «■*' ,t i-.if. pronounced incur- residing on pail of tbe Bailey place remain uncalled for al the Eugene
m cancer. I h-y ts-lieved his caee southwest of Eugene,
ixwtofflce, June 25, 1902. Persons call*I
HENRY WALTON INSANE.
Ppele** t,|) he u-ed Electrio Bittere
Mr« Gearhart lived with her husband lDg for same will ple»«e say when ad­
o
‘l1 Bueklen'a Arnica Halve. on the farm seven miles southw> st >f| vertised :
Dr J M Hobarty, Thoel
L. ' tI,'r st,,ierit completely cured
Taken to tbe Insane Asylum This
* o W j.eti Electric Bitters are used Eugene for ihlrty-eeven years and till | K«nny, C H Kennedy, Miss Ethel
Afternoon.
liiiou«, kidney and microbe within three weeks of her death when Lernmor, .Mrs James Merton, W W
L.'1,!'" ,»1" »»me time this salve ex- they moved to tbe place near town, Miller, Cba« Htevens, (2) M Watts,
r>i» ' hiess h aling power, blood
Andrew Young.
H F McCornack,1 H«-nry Walton was examined for
On eruption«, ulcer» and where she died.
Insanity before CouDty Judge H R
All
her
near
relatives
were
at
her
C •
Bitters 50c, Halve 25c at
PM
F l DeLauii’r.
Klii'-ald and by Dre T W Harris and F
bedside when she died. She euflered
40 second-hand buggies, carts and VV Premies this forenoon and com*
but made no complaint. Bhe had
s * khied .—At Henderson Htation,
M»ny good and some no millet to tbe insane a*ylum «t ~<alem.
many friends in the neighborhood wagon«.
I,,*
*’
,J ®“m Bnd Mrs
He wee taken there thia afterncm by
where she lived moat of her life. Hhe good. Price« very low.
Chamber« Hardware.
< * BliBaMea»
«pec sl uffioer Gainey Mathew*.
w«a a sister of L F McPherson.
Toe unfortunate man who Is 43 years
old was born ami ral«ed in Engeue,
going to Portland al.out 15 year« ago.
He returned to Eugene eev«ral months
ago, since which time he he* «uflered
«evenly from nervousne '*. During
the last few wr -ka he show 1 decided
»ympton.e of Insanity and a few days
ago he bscame no bad that It wee
thought beat to send him tothe eey lum.
1 He has no particular manl«, but
talks of haviug great rl< he* and •' etna
to think that someone Ie trylog la
swindle him It is bor'd that be may
recover eoon.
Ax Billy’s
...DEPARTMEMT STORE
Happy Time In Old Town
Eugene, Oregon, May 26111^1902.
lbs pure Cane Sugar,
S1.00
S4.63
«
People tf the Railroad Town.
I Special to tn. Guard.
N a T kon , June 24 -It will be m»uj
tuooos ere « happier event wi 1 occur
within the border« < of * ‘ 1 ane county
bsu tbr marriage of B- u F K- euey Í o
Mi*« Cnanty A, l aughter of Mr ami
Mr- M B Taliaferc, at their home at
Natroo, this county, Bunday, J one 22,
K.
P.
Resume of the Doiogt of the
UNiTiüN L ocals .
A
At tbe appointed hour Mrs Jamee
Thia m 'thing Coroner G W Ortffin
lanalero began the wedding march
received a telephone a essage from
I'd A J Ca man ai d Miss Minnie Ed­
Go-ben informing him that Al White,
ward-eubred the parlor as tx*t mau
a saloor-keeper of C tug* Grove, had
and bridesmaid, aud were f 1 owe by
commit’ed suicide at the former namel
tbe groom aud bride who took a t wt-
place *ome time last night I y »hooting
lion beneath a prettily sr-anged ¡1 jral
himself through tbe head. Mr Griffi □
arch wheteup< n tbe R-v G N Wap,
left here at 10 o'clock for Gcben for
pas'or of th -C P chuich oi Eugene,
t he purpose of bolding an Inquest over
immediately
began the impressive
the remains this sfteruoon.
Penitentiary Escapes.
oereni'ny that made ll> m min Had
luebiv. - si deupp'ie»
White's body was found early this wit .
Special to the Guard.
Chambers Hardware.
morning by a man by the name of
Hearifet Cuogrstulstlous were t-i-
C asti e K > ck , Washington,
wMl. «ionia trevi"« 'be front of Lutman on the vide of the bill back cf
| tended alier v h eh the g o m and
June
26 —The escapes Tracey
A L R 'ney's residence and near where
w bund'll P"‘ lD-
■ bride, fi 1 owed by the gu« eta repaired
Eipr, joedbeyiIt repairman now tbe county rock crusher Ie at work. It
aud
Merrill secured fóod
to tbe dluing-room wbele a bountiful
was r<t known »bo tbe dead man
tCh>:
rs’ Hardware.
from
farmhouses
near here
j spread of richeet visuds awai.ed U< m,
K I, - lide in prie s of photographic was for awhile, but it soon became aud was eetv.d by M
Bel e Keeuey early this morning,
They
kuo.n flia» it <aa / 1 White who bad aud Ollie Hmitb.
Ik lll hH Welder HtudIo.
were
well
armed
and
did'not
been staying wiih nls friend, Bert
The pa 1 ir and dining room were part from their rilles when
TMOewshii g!e mill at Springfield
Nunn, al Goshen since Monday night.
handsomc'y de orated wnh fl >wers
now r-a ly for perations.
the food supplies were hand­
White, who wag a partner with Lee
hr Lowe, the <>. ulo-optician, will be Miuer in the owne.*bip of tbe Bohemia and evergreene.
ed
them
Tbe bride lu a gown ot beautiful
£JUt ne ' ttieesll next we< k.
saloon at Cottage Grove, was married
A
sheriff's posse is on track
cream silk poplin over pink silk with
y.-reen door» and wlndows-fits on May 7 h at the Hotel Eugene to |
yoke and st cs < f chitton p resell ted a of the convicts.
The densely
Chamb ra Hardwaie. Miss E't» Spong, a young lady of
my opening.
most ehsrmii g
appearauce. Tbe wooded
country,
through,
Heavy field Btid yard wire fence Outtege Grove, Hit c» their marriage brldesm^ d a ore a pretty dress of
makes
their
capture
improb­
it
seem*
that
.bey
have
had
troul
Ie,
„ly&ucente rod at Chamber»’ bard-
oream.
and his wife has be. n atJDiaiu for some
able.
The groom aud best mau wore the
vsr.
p.lsrad ’Z n for cabinet photos at time. During the last few day« Wid'e conventional black
Marion County Tragedy.
tbe Beider btud o for a short time han e emed to be mentally unbalanced,
Theu' ion of the contracting parlies
bis mind being aft cted from tbe i* p easing te h< sit of relatives and Special to the ousso
onl v.
trouble with bis wife aud probssly friends throughout the county aud.
S alem , June 26.—J. F.
«tock of we'l paper uow in. A
from bard drinking. He was in Eu­ state. Mr Keeuey has been a deputy' Markley, who shot J T Fain
(.*« reni ra t* at j pric at Chamber
gene Monday and seemed to be de­ asseeor for the past eight years, aud re a Champoeg merchant at his
birdware.
ranged at that time, aud told several sides on a eiutll faim near Go*beu,
store yesterday morning, has
Three O'z«n «'amp pilot'» for S5c at friend« of bls troubles.
He went to where l e ei joys the confidence of all
been locked up in the county
ihe W e' stud-, corner Seventh and Gosh u Monday night and staid at
and has leeu honortd with poaltiona of
W lhiuette.
tbe .ome of Bert Nunn formerly city trust m.'by times by his neighbors, jail and charged with murder.
Mr Nunn occupying a podtiou of promiuence lu
(M H washing machine and save marshal of Cottage Grove.
Public feeling in the vicin­
L ,Or wif ’« etreng»»'. Chamt>er»' Hard- says that list night White would not
social, lodge aud political circles of tbe ity of the killing is strongly
sl> ep In the bouse, bnt asked for some locality.
wre b»s them.
against Markley. The men
I.wk'.V, ihe j W.ler, ba- r celved blankets aud took them out to tbe bill
Tbe bride, Miss "Dullie,” as she w as were
partners till about
v.
here
he
was
found
dead
this
morning
| familiarly known, i« a moat popular
I , t„,'k of colored gla-sia, eje pro ec
twelve
months ago.
with
a
bu
let-hole
through
bis
bead,
1
t r* etc, e'e, for euminer uee.
young lady and commands the respect,
having shot himself with a revolver, admiration a d love of all th' ee Willi
When i "U buy a < n scent bicycle
Million Dollar Failure.
Ivuk ■ * J'"U are always ready to tbe bullet entering the right temple. ' whom aiie as-ociatee.
special to Guard.
Indication*
poi'ed
to
the
belief
that
te
Many beautiful and valuable pres­
Lu-t. You can depend uu a Creecent
D awson , N W T, June 26.
killed himself about daylight this ent* and elleisof congratulations were
teecbem at Chambers Hardware.
morning.
received, and as tbe happy couple — Mineowner Kirkpatrick is
Henry Gr*y U m been appointed
the coroner ' s inquest .
drove away toward tbeir future home ; missing and no trace of his
Lerkni the postoffioe to commence
Coroner Griffin returned to Eugene they were showered with rioe by those
; whereabouts can he ascer-
w rk July 1*’. He te now assisting Io late this afternoon. After examining
whose hearts were like their own, |
Ihe' ille- to bee >me accustomed ID tbe several witnesses the jury empaneled
' tained.
gladdened by the occasion.
pork.
Though reputed wealthy
rendered the following verdict;
Those present aside from the con­
S' w stock of furniture just put in, at
G oshen , Or. June 25, 1962.
his disappearance brings to
tracting parties aud minister were;
price« Uia you can «fiord to fix up
We, the coroner’s jury empaneled in
Mr and rs M B Taliafero, Mr and light the fact tshat h
liabil­
hie*. Li 11 and < xarnlne.
tbe case of A M White, deceased, of Mrs C Btewar’, Mr and Mrs 1 M Fran­
ities
will
equal
if
no?
exceed
Chambers Hardware.
Cottaga Grove, OregoD, who wm found cis, Mr and Mis J M Taliafero, Mr aud
I Tbe S P 1 "are preparing to send out dead on tbe south hillside In V B J M Keeney, Mr and MrsT H Goyean, a million dollars.
I re«t rm gers to protect their timber Matthews' pasture at Goshen, Oregon, Mr aud » rs E C Hille, Mrs A H Tai I a
Usual Kentucky Feud.
kid*from f ireet fires. They consider on the morning of Juue 25, 19J2, after fero, MrsJ i‘Custer, ( Albany); Mrs M
Jbe r tlinbi r valuat Is enough io war- viewing the remains and listening to Wbl ace, Mrs Minnie Edwards, Misses Special to Ike Goin».
tbe testim >ny ■ ddueed in the case, tlud Ollie aud Doille Bmitb, Versus Huff,
M iddleboro , Kentucky,
pot ep cs attention in this res;>ecr.
I McG iir * I'slgiiig house on Ninth that the deceased came to his death by Belle Keeney, a d Nannie Wallace; June 26.—As a result of a
I'rtet tia* been opened to tbe public a pistol sbol fired into Ins own bead by Messrs C Bkidmore, C B Sweeney, J T j feud two men
were killed
I ret class accommodations In every bisowm band sometime during the Clow, A J CarmaD, (all of Silverton, j here today and one wounded.
ke-iect. Newly furnished tl rough* night of Juue24, 1902
Or); J W Kitchen, Harford Wall, C W
More trouble is expected.
V B M atthews ,
Taliafero, Lester Custer, (Albany); N |
but. For room- enquire at the res-
Foreman,
L Taliafero, (Sumpter ),
pursnt directly across tbe street.
Record Automobile Run.
A L R oney ,
Special
to the uuara.
C M D ority ,
Fourth of July Picnic.
CARRIERS APPOINTED.
W R D illard ,
C leveland , -hio, June 26.
W F E mmons
As Eugene has decided not to cele­ —An
automobile made a
J M B erkshire .
brate tbe Fourthuf July this year Robert
Henn . hessuian and C D Chorpen-
i 1
fi i
j B. F. keeoey and Hits Charity
Taliafero United io Marriage.
Da you need a new
pair’ of shoes? Do
vou want some good
¿hoes? Do you know
where vou can buy
ill kinds of shoes?
yau know you
can save inoiwy
dealing at
ing Will Deliver City Mail.
'4»
1
“We felt very happy,” wrltee R N
Bevili, Old Town, Ve, "when Murk-
l»ti’l Arnica r'a've wl.ol y cured our
daughter of a ted ca»*- < f *cald head.”
It delt.h' • all who wee It f ir co'*,corn-,
B'.rne. B'0l«ee, Boll*, ulcere, erupt ion«
—intelllb'e for pike. Only 26c .tW
L D'Leno’e d-ug «tore.
The Second Day’s Meeting of JuMcrux C , June *.« — J A
Boone aud ,'aunly ot Long Tom, »
the State Association.
enjoying a visit from tbeir »un, 8 T
special to th« Gnanl
ity
ivTiaxtriao cttecistt
Pally Guard Jun« 3«.
Le-l evrmug a lar,e «udieno of
viarti g teachers aud cinzsus of Eu­
gen« gathered in Vi Urd Hall on the
oeoaslon of the opening «e*sion of the
convention of Weeteru Oregon teacher*
The hall was beautifully decotat-d
with fiowers aud bunting and the
couiiulttee, consisting of Mlnw* Nettie
Kress, Wiunlfrtd Hm th, Nellie Wil­
liam*, Maude Kiug, Leoue Kays, will
keep the decoration* fresh with flower«
and fern* during tbe rest of the week.
Th» exercises were conducted by
Prof EUR • la*.
After it troduct ry
eervloe of »oiig, “America” and prayer
by Dr Wilson of Portland, Mayor
G R Chrisman heartily welcomed
the visitors on behalf of tbe city and
Dr A F Bechdolt on behalf of ibe city
schools. Prof I VV Denman of Cor-
valll« made a very oratorio <1 re*p use.
After a piano rolo by Artiiur L Frazer,
the principal address of the evening
wa* delivered by Prof P L t’ampb. 11 of
Monmouth, president of tbe A ssoc I h -
Mop. President Campbell, after a dls-
CUsei >u of ihe resources of Oregon and
tbe future »« tegarde the greatness of
the Noribweat, reviewed fully the ad­
vance and Improv?metit in the eyetem
of education in the state during the
paat two year«, «luce the organization
of the aa-oelation. He then sugg-sted
further Improvement that could lie
made In the near fu'ure and among
there, compulsory library law« In­
stead of optional, tb< roghlyand atrong-
ly organized high schools with full
course.
reception .
Afternoon.
Boone and wife, of 1 »stroll, Mich, fb *
I* i be tiret time they have met fur four-
teeu yea,» HT Boone la a railroad
conductor ruuulng out ef Detroit.
eaETIAL LIST OF XVENTX
E U Lee aud family, of Eugene,
Tallyaaa-d. Jura 's
•pent Buuday .u Ju cliou wiito It. me
folk«.
, Quite a larva crowd drove down' »
Kargs’ Park ihla after neon to witr -a
J D Hamlin , of Eug.in , Hp nt him-
■ the dual field meet between the
day In the city.
Knights of Pytlil«* ard the Wood
n
Geo A Houck wa* a Junction visitor of the World.
Ac ouocy.
The events were scheduled lob in
Miss Prrsephoue Butler, of Mou­ at 2 o’clock, and shortly after t st
rn xith, 1« vislilug ber «later, Mrs A K hour the first race was pu 1 I < ft. From
Martin.
I start to finish the performanc-a m • re
James Bailey, the popular bl ok- enjoyed by the large crowd which
• uith of Monrce, wn« Junction vis- cheered loudly at ai protpriueœo'i e a.
t ■ • st Huuday.
THE EVENT*.
J A Aioblls. d aud fkui ly moved
Following are the winners in tire
tneir hou-eheld goods to Pniiomath events pulled i ft up to pre«» time:
last Buuday.
22Wyard dash—Griffin, K P, fir«’ ;
Cha» Austin, the young man that Jennings, WJO VV ;Wiuterm*ler, K I'.
•tote N P Alexander’s bicycle, bad hie ’ Time 26 2-5 seconds.
Broad Jump—Ford, W t) VV, first, ¡9
trial before Justice L W Clark Tu<»< a‘
slid was fouud guilty aud seutenoed to feet 11} Inches; Knox, K P, 19 feet If
9J days in the couuty jail. I Oi table inches; Tout, VV O VV,I7 feet 9} Inobe*.
ltNFyard ifasti—Jeuo ng*, W O W
J H Miller took him Io Eiigsu« ou
Tuesday's 1 >cal and placed turn lu the first; Griffin, K P; Tout, W O w,
Time, 11 2-5 »eooud*
CJUnty boarding house.
880-yard run—Ford, VV O W, flr«-;
Wm Gum hi« sold theold Isaac C«r-
eon faim near Lancaster to Chris Gibson, VV O VV ; Cheshire, K P. Time
I 3 minutes, 20 seconds.
Htrome.
Mra J B Ta) lor and children visited
Eugene last Tuesday.
OREGON S OtbTCAL VOTE
Hamuel Alien and family have moved
out to XVm Johnson's farm where he Canvass Made on All Officers Voted
will weik dumig the sumtuer.
for Except Governor
There will be a wedding at Fern
Ridgeabout next Holiday, wlieu the
Hecretary of Htate Dunhar ba* made
popular daughter of one ot the protvl public the votefor state candidates at
uent ’armerà will b- married to a ». t Che recent « I -ctioii, u itb the exception
know n young man or Riverview.
of governor, which is canvassed by the
Wm Pitney and family aud Mrs •' J legislature. Here are the official re*
Ehnuan reiurned from Newport Fri- turns for the leading candidates;
' ay. They report a pleasant lime,
Hupreme Judge—
49.S76
I' H H)latid sold 250 acres ot Ins Beau, Hep......
.32 730
laud to C VV Wnshburlie lilts last week Bonham, Dem
Mr VV ashburue only has about 31V 0
17,10)
acri* adj lining till* farm »• <! wanted Bean's plurality..........
Hecretary of State —
tlila strip »« that he o»uld have room
Dunbar, Rep ...............
47,623
to nun his buggy around.
Ju, IN
& r and Mra Wlgle, of Prim vll'e, Or., Hear«, Dem .................
After the session in Villard Hall
the large crowd returns I to the Gym­
nasium to have the pli-ure of meeting
all ttie workers and friends and also
to enjoy a musical program by the
Fourth Regiment Bind.
Refresh­
ment« of puuch aud wafers weie served
by young ladies.
The room was
elaboratt ly decorated with dowers aud am visiting their daughter, Mrs Byion
buntlug.
All enjoyed themselves M lllorn.
greatly.
Mlsa Grace Hal1, ot Myrtle Creek, I»
MORNINQ SESSION,
visiting hi the home of Mr and Mrs C
The meeting this morning was very W Davis.
profitable. Dr J R Wilson, Portland,
Miss Minnie Croaks, of Prlntvil e,
aud Prof W C Hawley, Halem, lectured is visiting at the home of Mr and Mis
on the subject, “Co-irdlnatlon of In­ B F Mllllorn.
tellectual aud Ethloal Training in tbe
Mr C Chrlatenaen and family, of
Public School . Curriculum.” Both
arrived herr
speakers oppoeed suoh coordination. B rebel’, North Dakota,
t Halurday with a view of buying a
la
Principal D A Grout, Portland, and
home.
President J H Orcutt, Drain, discussed
J M Howe, of Eugene, was a Junc­
“The Mission of the
Elementary
Bohool,” in the light of mental, moral tion visitor Tu, »day
Du'ibai's plurality
Htate Tieasurer—
Meure, Rep.............
Backman, Dem...
17,' bd
More's plurality.........
Htate Buperlutendent
Ackerman, Rep............
Wann, Dem..................
15,912
Ackerman's j lurallty
Attorney-General—
Crawford, Rep............
Raley, J ’em..................
J W Ho lie, of Eigene, Is working
and physical development of the child.
After a brief reoese the subject "Im­ In th* gr< oery »tore of h’s daughter, Crawford’s plurality
Htat Printer—
provement of the Teaching Profeedon” Mrs M B Pitney.
Whitney, Rep...........
was discussed by Hupt Ackerman, Miss
Godfrey, Dem...........
U. B. CONFERENCE.
Bertha Slater aud Dr I D Driver.
AFTERNOON
SESSIONS.
Three separate sessions were held
this afternoon. At the general session
In Villard Hall the following subject«
were discussed: "Elemeuta of Agricul*
tureand Horticulture In tbe Elem-u
tary Mcbool.” by A B Cordley, Cor-
valll«, and J M Martindale, Albany ;
"Discovery and Hletory,” by H B
Lyman, Astoria, and D W J ar vi*,
Pori land. The address of the after­
noon was delivered by Mr William I
Crane of Dayton, Ohio.
The musical program oonelsted of a
piano solo by Miss Hadle Ford and a
vis-al solo by Pro! I M Gleo.
The meeting of the department of
superintendence was
held lu Prof
Careoii’s room. Tbe topios discussed
were; "Eighth Grade Examinations”
by Messrs Miller, Robinson and Rey­
nolds;
"Improvement of Annual
County Institute,” by Meesra Blair,
Campbell aud Grout; “Panaltlea for
Noc-observance of Htate Course of
Study,” by Messrs Copeland, Dally,
Briggs and Martindale; “Preealng
Need« of Our Rural Schools,” by Messrs
Denman, Lyman, Blough and Craw­
ford.
At the meeting of the Department of
Secondary and Higher Education Dr
Frank Strong gave tbe address« of tbe
afternoon while Pre« W H Lee of Al­
bany and Dr A F Bechdolt of Eugene
discussed the tut Ject of "Iateracholav-
ttc Relation«, Literary and Artistic.’*
“( suae of Absence of Boys In High
School” was treated by Herbert I*ee of
Portland and “Present Tendencies In
Americ»n Education” by J H Cole­
man, M»l-m.
this evening ’ s program .
This evening between 7 and 8
an open air band concert and prom»,
nade will be given on the campu«. At
Bpm the following program will i*
given In Villard Hall;
Mixed Chorus—Vogel's Waltz JHong.
Violin nolo- M re Susie Fennell Pipe«.
Vraal solo—Mie* Louise YoraD.
Lecture - Rev Dr Hili. Portland.
He 1 set Ion- U O Faculty Quartet.
Met at Irving This Morning for
Three Days Session.
Vslly Uai-U Juu« ' •>
The Oregon t unfeienee of the I’nlted
Brethren cbu’ch met In annual se>*l"n
at Irving thia morning at 8:3n o’oloek,
Bish i| C"»tle presiding.
A targe numt>er of delegatee front ail
over ' lie state and rrom a part of Wash­
ington are in atteudarce, and the con­
ference promises to be a very euooe«*ful
one.
During the meeting the ministers for
the varions churches in the confersne.
ami the ptreldlng elder 1» appointed.
The Y P 8 C E convention was held
yesterday. Il was an enthuaiatlo
me ting, and tbeatteudauoe was good.
A number went down from Eogeneto
attend.
A meeting of tbe board of trustees of
the Philomath oollege will ba held tl
aft« roonn, W O .Bslgler, oftha Hot!-
man House, being a member of tbe
board.
46 41S
30,506
.47,C15
.31 840
15,205
45,423
.32,311
13,112
42.' I '
31,010
Whitney’« plurality..................... 11,6'0
Congre'«mau—First District—
Tongue, Rsp................................ ...23,585
Weatherford, Dem......................... 16,213
Tongue’s plurality....................... 7,372
Congressman—Bacund District—
Wllllamsoo, R*p...................... ....23,307
Butcher, Dem............................... 15 504
Williamson'« plura'lty
7,799
Total plurality on congreaeman 16,171
B icycle P ath ».—Chambera A Bio
will start Carson Mathews out with
the county road grsder tomorrow
morning to tjgtn on the const ruction
of tbe b.bycle paths which will be
bollt by them for tbe free uae of tbe
public. Beginning at tbe end of Wee*.
Fifth street a path will tie construe < d
out Blair atreel tn the railroad at d
from there It blanches, oi.e pa'h rU' -
Ing west five mile* toward Dane bo
and the "’her ii >rti> five mile« on tt.s
river road to Jnuction. Thia Is a good
beginning, and It la hoped that tbe
Li«k tinware, guaranteed for 3 yea** eyclliig public will see that the paths
Cliarntier« Hard war«.
are extended ,
Deering Movers,
Deering Binders»
THE KIND THAT YOU DON’T
HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR.
TOMORROW.
The general meeting tomorr w will
be at 9 a m In Villard Hall and the
separate «•»•Io- • II) tbe afternoon at
I JOpmin the auditorium, English
and mathematical lecture rooms.
Car Just Arrived
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Everytiody «aid I bad oonaump*
tlon,” writ» Mr« A M Mbielda, of
thamiierstrerg, Pa, “I «•» ao low afisr
«11 months of «s-vera »lckt>e«a caused
hy hay fever and aathma that few
i bought I could get well, bat I learned
of the rnervelou* merit of Dr Klug’e
N. w Di»co»»ry for c' tnumptlon, oard
it end was com|let»ly cored.” F r
dreperate throwt end lung dlar-.eeg It ie
the «•feet 'tire In the world and Ie In­
fallible for nghe, cold« end bronchial
aftertlone <«u «'teed br ttlee 50c aod
*1. Trial bottle« free at W L DaLa. >
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE.
New Stock Furniture.