The Eugene weekly guard., September 12, 1903, Image 5

TURKISH
terrible
morning,
I hey gave it a soldier'*
CONDITIONS
COMPANY
burial.
ROOSEVELT
PORTLAND
Everyoue misses the Fourth Regi
TROUBLE
ACCIDENTAT
meut baud and thing« do [not seem
ARE NOT
THREATENS CAMPAIGN
just right without it.
SAW MILL
Leonard Straight, is acting first e r
AHEAD
MARSHFIELD
geaut ot Co. A. aLd Claude Gray fo
IMPROVED
ING
EARLY
Co. C. Will Crabtree is acting quar
(Scripps News Association.'
termaster for Co. C.
(Guard Special Service. )
(Scripps News Association.)
Portland,
Or., Sept. 5.—Consider
A Crisis Reached M Arsbfleld, Or., Sept. 4.-A .«rible
Capt. F. B. Hamlin, of Co D,
Portland,
Or., Sept. 7. — Lu tube
¡able ex< iteuient was caused iu rail
Roseburg, was officer of the day yes
aceideut occurred this
.4 morning at
terday au<l Lieut. Geo. Willonghby, carrying vessels are coming iu o Port
road
cin
>es
hi
re
tin
uioruiog
over
o’clock at the
This Morning. 8:30
station of the Intercession of Powers the uuuouucmeut ot the O. K. 4 N.
Comes Out in Favor of Uo. C, Eugeue, officer of the guan). land so rapidly that mills here ar
Haniels Creek Logging railroad
British, German and
¡talan /ambassadors
L^ave Posts
Mrs. W. C. Biekfor.1 aud Mrs. O. E.
Gibson were crushed to death by a
train.
A train was loaded with logs and
the women boarded it, apparautly in­
tending to leave for some destination
down the creek.
As the train started »lowly the wo
Delay War.
Macedonian Committee
Frightening the
Sultan.
men came out of the car onto the
Platform and tried to get ou the truck
All Fon . r n Lrgations Have 8een further back. Here they both lost
Earned that the Insurgents
their balance and fell to the track
below.
German Steamship Blown up
I lave Plan'ied Attack
up in
1 he first wheel cf the next truck' I
the Black Sea by Macedon­
on Representatives.
passed over their writhing bodies aud I
ian Bombs--.Berlin
the next stopp-d directly on them.
■xi 11[ pb News Association.)
now Excited.
C b.-tu< tinople, Sept. 4.—The situa­ Both were instantly killed.
Mrs. Bickford was the wife of the
tion reached a crisis here this morn­
(Scripps News Association.)
ing. Prominent officials fear an out- enigneer of the train. No blame is
Sofia, Turky, Sept, 5. —Tne con-
bre.k i t this city against foreign attached to anyone.
ditions here are not the least im-
representatives.
These representa­
proved. It is dated that the Eu-
tives, ambassadors from various coun­
ropeau powers are to make interces-
tries, have the same fear and the Brit­
sitiou with Turky, and for this rta-
ish, Italian aud German ambassadors
son the war has been delayed, await­
have gone aboard the British guard­
ing the result of the actiou. Busi­
ship, linogne.
ness is at a teasion and suspicion
Other foreign representatives are
marks the movements of every man.
preparing to break commnication
A member ot the Macedonian com­
(Scripps New« u ociatiou.)
with the Turkish government ou ac­
mittee, which is directing the re­
Portland. Or., Sept. 4.-The . urpris- bellion against the Sultan, stated
count of the lack of protection.
ing
statement came from
the today that his organization was ar­
The government has officially noti­
Executive
Board
of
Works
this
morn
­ ranging to bombard Constantinople
fied all foreign representatives that
ing
that
Portland's
water
supply
is
rebels have planned an attack on them
with a tramp steamship. They say
they have the ship manned with six
aud for them to take care of them­ giving out.
Portland has long bad the reputa­ big guns and intend to enter the har
selves.
tion of haviug an inexhaustible sup­ bor and open fire on the Sultan's
Russian and Austria guard ships are
ply of water of the finest kind, being palace.
in the harbor, in addition to the
supplied from the famous Bull Run
The Sultan, as a result of this re-
British ship.
river, 65 miles from Portland.
port,
is trembling night and day for
The situation is hourly growing
* Statistics and facts show that Port­ tear of bis life.
more serious and terrible news from
land usee 50 per cent, more water per
the scene of insurgent action is mo­
capita than any other city in the
Berlin, Sept. 5. — Dispatches re-
mentarily expected.
Union.
eeived here today give the iuforma-
SUPPLY IS
GIVING OUT
WORKMEN
HAVE WAR
Buffalo, Sept. 4.—An appeal to the
courts will be made by the veteran
members of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, should the supreme
lodge put into effect the new rates and
plans of beneficiary assessment adopt­
ed at its session in St. Paul this year.
The new rate heavily increases the
assessments upon the members over
fifty-five year of age. At a meeting
of 1000 protesting members of the
order held here, resolutions were
adopted outlining their grievances
and concluding with the following
declaration:
“After consulting eminent legal
authorities the committee is con­
vinced that if the supreme lodge
officials fail to heed the protests of
the aggrieved membership and the
demands of fraternity and equity,
but on the other hand persist in the
enforcement of the new plaus, then in
loyalty to the order, members must
seek legal and exact justice through
an appeal to the courts under the well
defined principles of equity, as laid
down by the courts of this and other
states and of the United States.”
Activities Near Manila.
Manila, Sept. 4.—Th > Jolo Con­
stabulary have come in conflict with
a body of insurrectos in the province
of Cavite, near Laguna de Bay, and
killed 20 of them during a sharp en­
gagement. The constabulary had one
man killed during the fight. Rein­
forcements have already left Manila
for the scene of the disturbance to
subdue the insurgents who have taken
up a strong position in the moun­
tains which flank LaguDa de Lay.
Eagles Have Big Parade.
New York, Sept. 3.-The Fraternal
Order of Eagles bad their parade yes­
terday and went into session to con
tiuue their couveat ion at Tammany
Hall.
Mayor Low reviewed the
parade.
There were more than 2000 men in
the various lodges which formed the
procession, with a number of bands,
arid the distinctive apparel of the
lodges gave a picturesque u;'pearan<e
tc the members.
Jeffries Will Fight Monroe.
L a Angeles. Cal.. Sept. 4 -Champ
Ion James J. Jerffies last night signed
articles to fight Jack Monroe, ot
Butte, 21) rounds for a decision, in
this ci y, October 1«, the Century
Athletic (. lub to take 35 per cent, of
the gross gate receipts and the con-
te tauts to divide the remaining '•>
per cent, on a percentage to be de­
termine 1 by them.
Gored by a Bull
Roseburg. Or. Sept. 3. — P«»l ( UP
villier. a farmer living eight n “’^
west of here, was gored by a t '“1
Sunday the animal’s born entering
his abdomen, letting out a portion of
the intestines. Surgical aid was ren-
tiered aud he will recover.
Following is the amended schedule
'company
regarding
the
quar
of duty calls: First call, 5:45; rev
rel and rate war now being carried
ills, 5:55; assembly, 6:09; sick call,
ou between the steamboat companies
6:10; followed by ten miuutes set
ting up exercises, under supervision
operating between
Portlaud and
of first sergeauts; mess call, 6:30;
The Dalles.
I
first call, for drill, 7:00; assembly,
The company has warned the rate
7:06; recall, 8:00; first call, battalion
cutters that it will buy a steamer and
drill, 8:45; ass<<mtdy, 8:55; adjutant’s
run it free of charge between the two
call 9:00; recall, 10:30; first call for
guard mounting, 11:00; assembly,
poiuts for all passenger aud freight,
11:10; adjutant’s call, 11:15; first
if the rate war is uot stopped ini
serjeants’ call 11:45; mess cal).
mediately.
| 12:00; flrst call for drill at tar
I’he company complains of a loss
get practice, 1:25: assembly, 1:30;
school of officers, 5:00; uiess call,
of business from the The Dallej to
Secret Service Men Guard the 6:00; first call, 6:15; assembly, 6:55;
Portlaud on accouut of the quarrel
retreat, 7:00; tattoo, 9:00; quarters,
President Well on Every
and will do this to protect them­
10:45; taps, 11:00.
Side
-
Great
Fears
of
selves. The merchants at The Dalles
are also auxlous for a settlement be- 1
Assassination.
cause they lose au immense amount
(Scripps New» Association.)
of home trade. Hand bills announce ' Syracuse, New York, Sept. 7.—
that the company will carrry passen­ President Roosevelt arrived at 9:30
gers and hK) pouuds of merchandise o’clock this morning in readiness to
from The Dalles to Portlaud and re­ participate in the great Latior Day j
turn for a sn ail price, which induces celebration and was greeted by a great I The failure to secure the state us
, sistauce as a military band caused the
shopping in Portland instead of ut throng as his special train drew
ul’ E’ourth Regiment bund to be mustered
home.
at the xtatiou.
| out, uud siuca that time ths band
of the Masses.
Speech Today at Syra
cuse, N. Y., Attacks
Trusts.
THEBAND WILL
RE-ORGANIZE
unable to supply them with cargoes
I’he situation is detrimental to Port
land and vessels are going elsewher'
to load.
The steamer Aberdeen left PorUanc
this morning for Seattle to load witi
lumber.
There are more sawmills needed ot
the Columbia.
If they were then
the vessels could get their cargoi»
without difficulty. As it is they will
have to seek - other ports in which to
get a load.
The rates on carrying have gone
down greatly ou account of the lack
of cargoes which the ships are com­
missioned to deliver.
Southern and Central Oregon are
now looked to as places to order and
deal. This is of uourse to be a great
gain for those districts but will hurt
Port laud commercially.
WANTED TO GO
TO THE SPRINGS
President Roosevelt at once went had no regular onranluztion, but still
to the position arranged for him to
cf‘he
h»1“1
instrumenta in the state.
review the parade and took his place.
Z”
The band has bad several meetings
He reviewed the biggest |ars<leever HIll] jaBt evening t decided to again
Thurston has produced two quite
seen iu this city aud it is pr< baldy become a musical organization and youthful offenders whose names will
Eight and 10 years
J. J. Hughes, the clairnet uot be used.
the largest labor demonstration ever ,
compose their respective ages. They
The Mullock excursion party, that seen in the state cf New
York. player of the baud of lust winter, as
took a notion Thursday that they
left Portland ou August 1 for Alasku, Thousands an<l thousands of working director. Mr. Hughes Ims a tine
wauted to go to the hot springs aud
arrived this morning ou their return men marched in military style pust the reputation as director of musical or­
they !ia<i to have some way to travel
ganizations
and
is
fully
capable
of
»lit re ut the Imperial, says the
so they just “borrowed” a horse
Présidant aud cheered. After the handliug the band to the hext ad
i rtland Journal.
from a neighbor and struck out. The
vantage.
parade
the
President
was
conduct'd
All the members express delight at
boys wore missed trorn home but
Power
was
delegated
to
ErHiik
the wonders of the scenery aud the to the state lair grounds, where he
were expected to return shortly.
Chamliera
to
issue
orders
tor
all
in
­
novelty of going where one finds evi­ addressed 100,000, the largest gather
When they had traveled from Thurs­
struments
to
be
turned
into
the
bund
dence of proximity to the Arctic ing ever seeu here.
ton ax far ax Walterville, they decided
headquarters,
mid
will
determine
the
circle, With W. 1'. Mat lock, of 1 < ii-
The speech proved to be a prelimin pro lata interest each member hud in t oat two horses were better than one,
dleton, who headed the party, were
ary
one for the next campaign. It the mine. I’he instruments will ho­ a id just helped themselves to another
his brother, J. D. Matlock, of Eu-
quadruped when no one wns looking.
gene, Mrs. A. D. Stillman, Miss Neva Included a numlier of thoughts used come the property of the baud us mi
This owner thought that robbery wan
organization.
Laue, of Pendleton, aud Mrs. I’. M. in the speeches of bis recent tour.
lining, so he hastily armed himself
Higgins, of Portland, Me. Mrs. If anything lie wiih more pronounced
when he discovered his loss aud
Stillman remained iu Juueau, in­
struck out after the youngsters.
tiion that the German liner Levaent tending to await the sailing of a iu his attitude against trusts. He
Coming upon the daring babies he
spoke strongly Hgainst trusts and
had been blown up in the Black Sea steamer for Sitka.
was astonished and brought them be-
With one voice the excursicnists catered to the masses.
He was
: nd the entire crew of 23 men was
The Register is now putting 01
fore the Walter»
lost. The deed is declared to have declare that it is remarkable thut so cheered louder each time he uttered pitiful whine about the Guard's iu missioned him i
few persons go upon that northern
been done with Macedonian bombs, journey, which affords advantages to a sentence against a trust which ir< axe in circulation. The Guard tiax their parents in
ba<l a solicitor out for the past two brought them t<
The city is excited over the reports. the tourists uot found elsewhere in seemed to lead him to make stronger
weeks. This is the Urst time in years District Attorm
(Guard Special Service.)
the world. The ladies were particu­ i statements.
this paper has ever had one in the dismissed tile c
Cottage Grove, Sept. 4.—The hop
larly enthusiastic.
Secret service men carefully guar­ field.
All the buxineim this paper | A good birch)
drier on the Knox place, near here,
FINEST SCENERY.
ded the nation's President during the bus enjoyed has come to tliix office. dividual ownei
In speaking of the scenery, Miss whole <lny. There was great fear of During the pest two weeks over olio their punishme
caught fire yesterday morning and ¡
I
Laue,
who 18 widely traveled, sai d : au assassination but the day and pro- hundred snlisoriptioim, bona lido, to
The
loss
was
was totally destroyed,
the daily Guard, have been ae .'iired.
“
1
had
uot thought to find such gram passed without incident.
about 12009, half of which was in ;
Some people have never taken the
scenery,
such varying beauty of
I DIED l
kuuic
bops. The building ami contents
paper, but are quick to see, when i '
(Scripps News Association.)
landscape, such brilliant flowers, so
comparison
is
made,
that
the
Guard
wore fully iucured.
Portland, Or., Sept. 5. —It is an­ great profusion of all varieties of
puts the news before the public on
before 1
nounced
here this morning that the flora. I have never seen
Rode Ui der Baggage Car.
the evening of the day it happens;
annuals blooming anywhere such as J
fight of Aurelia Herrero and Jack Mc­
that the Guard easily outdoes oonipe
we saw iu Skagway.”
(Scripp News Association.)
Clelland will probably be called off.
tition in presenting local rews; that
Mrs.
Higgins,
who
has
been
one
I
Mrs.
H. Downs, whose husband
Portland, Or., Sept. 4.—When the
the Guard's telegraphic service con
The authorities say definitely that year from her Dome in Portlaud, Me.. J
is
employed
at the Southern Pacific
O. R. X N. train pulled into the
tains everything of importance that
they will spring the state law on the avers that during her journeys that
depot in Eugeue, has receiver! word
morning papers publish the follow­
onion depot this morning a great
that her father, J. M. Wheeler, who
figbtei s should the attempt be made have encircled the east and weit coast
ing day, and that the appearance of
line of the United States, she hax
racket was beard in the tool box un­
visited here a short time ago, died
(Guard
Special
Service.
>
to pull the fight off.
.witnessed nothing more beautiful Camp Lawton, Roseburg, Sept. 5.— the paper is not excelled by any suddenly on tile train at Grang
der the baggage car aud upon opening
other in tbe xtate
They are figuring on putting prize than the steamer ride by inside pas ■
Idaho, Wednesday, ou his way
Camp Lawton now has the appearance
it the trainmen were surprised to see
The Guard will go right on canvas his home in Nebraska.
fights out of the state for all time. sage to Alaska. The party went to ’ of a well regulated army post. Capt.
two boys emerge, bardly able to
sing and securing new subscript ions.
Mr. W’beeler had lieen in attendance
"Biddy” Bishop, manager for Her- Skagway, where W. F. Matlock has' Fred Haynes makes an ideal commie
I’wo hundred and fifty new xubxerib- at the national eucampmeut of the
stand. The place was so small the
extensive
busini
-s
and
property,
and
sary officer and to him much praise is
rerra, is non-committal, He «aye
were eMsorted into Canadian territory due. The water supply is good and erx will be secured by “comparison” i G. A. R. at San Francisco ate!
children could bardly crowd into it.
the fight may l>e pulled off iu Seattle.
by offiicials of the British govern
drill grounds, though not the and other legitimate methods, right stopped riff in Eugene to visit hi»
The boys gave the names of John
here iu Eugene. The paper already 'laughter. While here
The arrangements for the fight have ment. The northward journey ended
he seemed to
tiest to be found, are far superior to
aud Willie Shean, of San Francisco,
attracted considerable attention in at the terminus of the White Pass those ut Albany, where the camp was enjoys about 30 per cent larger cir- be in the liest of health and his death
aged ton aud twelve years. They said
o ulation than any competitor, by was not thought of.
sporting circles in Portland aud San railroad.
held last year.
actual count, and this will lie in-
that they were on their way home Francisco.
He was a veterau of the First Wis
The battalion is drilling bard and
c reused.
cousin Cavalry.
from the Washington harvest fields
the boys seem to like it. The new
It was to have been pulled off on
Mrs. Downs and children have left
rifles are the talk of the camp, aud
and had ridden from Spokane in the the 11th.
Two years ago tomorrow the assax for the East to attend the funeral.
reny
QTOPF
“
re
flighted
with
them.
small space.
x -LK I J I xzl\L ('apt. Johnson, adjutant of the 19th sins's baud struck Wm. McKinley
down in death at Buffalo. Such a
They were taken n charge by the
U. 8. "infantry, is inspector and in­
abort time has made but a memory of
Aid Society which will look after
structor of the camp. Capt. Johnson
Wm. McKinley. His place has lieeu
B. F. Baker, a recent arrival from 18 au officer whom it is a pleasure to
their case.
filled and with such a differeut ty|>e
Arizoua, is iu Eugeue and him decided goow. He is very popular among the
of man that perpetuation of the
to open a uew grocery store here. ofljcers and men aud is au able in-
policies awl Intentions of the tuur
Holiday for Employes.
He has uot settled on a location «tiuctor.
dered ptesident can hardly be said to
yet,
but
has
two
or
three
places
in
Sergeant Omohondro, of the 19th,
Ashland, Or., Sep. 3. —An uuknown
(Scripps News Association. )
have been carried out. The result is
view.
who is with tb captain, is Instructor
City .Marshal G. T. Berry, of .¡unc­
Portland, Or., Sept., 4.-The O. h. man met with a frightful death ou
a sorrowful remembrance of a kind
Mr.
Baker
has
been
in
the
mercanjl
in target practice.
Siskiyou Mouuains south of Ashland,
man but almost a total eclipse of his tion City, brought a prisoner to the
4 N. railway company announced to­
The battaliou drilled in extended
bis body being literally chopped to tile business several years and ap­
accomplishment» ax a statesman by county jail this afternoou who had
day th at all B» tmploje who could pieces by carwheels of a north bound pears to be a man thoroughly con- or(]er yesterday morning aud did good
the “strenuous” President Roosevelt. l«en convicted of cruelty to animal*
! work. Cos. C aud D went out to tar-
possibly be spared from duty could Southern Pacific train. The body versant with the business.
Certainly time is a great healer of by the justice's court ttiere. The man
He informed the Guard today that
practice yesterday afternoon but
bave a holiday on Labor Day, Sep was found scattered aloDg the rail
wounds and changer of governments. is llow Uttinger. He Is said to have
borrowed a horse In Jiinctlcn City
roa< jtrack early in the morning and he will conduct the new »tore on up jDoi jo much »booting, the tar-
The
eveDt
tember 7, next Monday,
being out of tlx.
and rixle him almost to death without
was brought to Ashland iu the after­ to-date lines, running hie own deliv-
will be made a railroad holiday in noon. The man was apparently about ery wagon, taking orders in all parts
Col. Yorau is pleased with the camp
cause.
He will serve a sentence of thirty
35 years of age, six feet tali and very of the city and delivering goods at all and »ays the buys will do good work
Portland.
• bile here.
days* in the county jail.
(Labor day 1» observed in all the dark complexioued, with curly black hours of the day.
J. Flowry, who manufactured a
Lieut. Frank Taylor, who is bat
states and territories and the District hair. He was dressed in reasonably
taliou adjutant, is well fitted for the severe I reputation in Eugene a few
good
clothes
almost
new.
Four
dol
­
of Columbia, except Nevada, Ari­
j place aud does bi» duties in an a<i days ago > as a traveling oculist, by
lars in money was in his pants pocket,
is-1ng thrown out of the Hmscde Lsr
zona, Mississippi and North Dakota. wrapped in a handkerchief, but
1 mirable manner.
far using Insulting language, and
ix
easily
th»
best
Co.
A,
of
Eugeue,
It has become a national holiday there was nothing upon his person to
E. M. Manin sa> a caller this af­
who was arrested on the charge of
Mias Hattie Nye, daughter of Mr.
identify him excepting a soiled card ternoon at the Guard office aud , drilled company in camp, while Co. petty larceny and malicious mischief,
-Ed.
wi-hes
to
»mourn
<•
through
these
col-
C
boasts
of
being
the
best
fe»l
com
•nd Mr». Peter Nye, of Fairmount,
tearing the name, “John Morrison,
was rwtoessd from custody thia n orn-
dramatic artist and vocalist,” which quids that a sample of tobacco plant pauy. Through the courtesy of Dr. Ing after a trial before Justice Win was married Wednesday evening to
Waldo
Cheshire,
their
crippled
com
Chuted th« Gallcws.
Augustus Janson, of Idaho, Justice
may possibly be the name of the un­ grown in this state is wanted for au
termeier, aud by securing ljitk Bll-
C. A. U Intermeier officiating.
The
exhibit at the state fair
Any one Hide, they feast ou the fat ot the yen to defeud him.
fortunate mau.
(Scripps New» Association. )
Und. VS ood Blair s uud Grower Ixmg
large
number
of
Fairmount
guest*
He
was
undoubtedly
att
tnpting
to
having
the
san.e
»<
old
confer
a
favor
It developer] that the weak spot I
Livingston, Montana,
hept. 4.— ■ save railroad fare from California to ou the management by letting him are their cooks.
wished the newly wedded couple hap
the evldeuce was the inability ot t .e
sentenced
to
be
Vegetable
FoUpwing
1»
the
menu
pluess and prosperity. They will
Martin
Zidmir,
Oregon by riding a brakebeam on the know or bringing the same to the
soup. Prime riba of beef ami bruwu state to prove that E lowry stole the leave next week for Idaho, where
baDged this morning for the murder train, fell off and was crushed beneath Guard office.
articles,
ax
they
were
found
in
tl
■
li^toti linked
beau«.
potato* -x
Euston
baked
they will reside in the future.
Rider, in W. committed the wheels.
of Geo.
Sieaed carrots, eu cream, Lyousise grip of the woman be is traveling
Vie-
last
night
by
bangii
«
bim
­
The
Academy
or
H
e
1-ady
of
with,
and
who
occupied
the
»a.
Muskmelon.
Stewed
po teli •».
silicide
A • I phone line is being run from
The following new postmasters liave tory, of Eug cue, will open S»| t. Ittb.
bi» cell. He n»e<i the led
Sliced tomatoes.
Tes, room with the “doctor” while ii I i
prune».
self in
t
<•
E ugene sffioe to the liver bridge
leen api doted fir Lane county:
gene.
The
la*
says
article»
mi..
1
-
J. H. Boa er, attorney at la/, has Ci.ffee aud nulk.
clothes.
• biob will tie connected with a farm
June, William H. Galley, vice Lniu opaoed a ne V offi's . > ths First Na-
f
.nd
in
posse»«ion
of
the
mau
».<1
A,
Henry
Gibbs
and
W
illie
l or Uo.
er»' line. The enter,'rising farmers
Woods, resigned; Panther, Annie M.
building.
McCornack are cooks, and Horace , they were not so found. As Io ruin­
Mavor Schmidt Renominated
Hooker, vice Deinclriu« D. Hooker, tir.ual Bank
ing hotel property the state could n t of the country northeast of here
V»
rat
brook,
quartermaater,
and
the
The initial services of the Revival
have put up their own poles and wires
prove he did it, a bile the woman a
Sen Francisco. Sept. 4.—The Lui' n resigned.
.a
Eir.gade in the Baptist church last way 'bey cook mess up is not slow. * ' tn the «ame room aud there will
Co*
.
•
and In a few days you will he able to
The
Sberwood
Labor party l«rt night nomlaa-e
.Major
Ellis
aud
Hospital
Steward
A. Gra- e- -ning were quii« **-ll attended.
talk to the farm» of I. H. Calef,
)
Mayer Eugene E. Schmidt for a -< I Grove, has changed
.'! Patterson, of Albany, are ou uo attempt marie to proawcute her.
gbt the 1 be nienit*rs of tba Briogd* are good I
F’ank Armltaee, Welby Stevens »nd
ond term in the office b» now hob _ ham. of Spokane.
Ho
far
no
hand
with
the
bo»pital.
nd singers, and they con-
who has
Seavey
Brothen. Other farmers in
1,-aae
from
Col.
W.
fl
The platform committee
‘
Hitchcock s secrslary say« b'<
>t»re«ting Bervico. Ike big •»»;C Las been reporter! sick.
»1 year».
that locality are contemplating the
eiodnctod the place f
,tJ - port and after it
» 'i
‘
Uo.
B,
of
Ashland,
U
in
motirniug
vrlt alcoc lx reaper ci bls for turni
d at the Interneetion <>t
en -'tion of pole» and wires with th»»
..onvention bourne.) to —it b. Mr. Graham is st
i aud Lincoln streets, «ill over the lew <>( their luaaoot dog, down of the On gon delegation in t.i
same intention In view.
action-ytbe In ml convent ions of tb.
which
was
poisoned
early
yesterday
IA
Grande
reglotcrahip.
place for future meeting».
other political partie»
CAME EROM THE
GOLDEN NORTH
Note and Comment.
KNOX HOP
DRIER BURNED
MAY CALL THE
FIGHT OFF
N
TO THE EAST
FROM CAMP
LAWTON
ANOTHER GRO
GROUND UP
BY A TRAIN
THIRTY DAYS FOR
HIS CRUELTY
Oculist Released
Married.
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