Wee kl vEugene Guard never been able to leave his bed
siuce. Time and agaiu the case watt
OCTOBER 24 set for trial, but a coutiuuui.ee was
:ATURDAi
always granted,
June*« was ninety-
three
years
old.
Immoral Advertising.
The Albany Democrat says:
It was made so tropical, for the
Quaker doctors iu Pendleton that they
lit out ami went to Portland. Every
community should be made too warm
for them.
Yet, i'i tbe same column that tbe
above is published is a six-inch ad
vert ieemeut of the most objection-
able character, that should not be
permitted to enter the columna of
any newspaper.
The worst feature of thia matter is
that the doctor who thus advertises
travels from town to town, publish
ing his objectionable matter that
should not allowed be in any home.
This outfit was in Eugene recently and
asked special rates from ti e Eugene
papers.
He was promptly notified
that be would have to pay tbe same
rate as our local advertisers, with tbe
further provison that tbe objection
able features of the matter sought to
be published should be expunged.
This was truly a wonder that we
could ask such a thing, when the
papers in Albany, Salem and other
valley towns were doing it and for
low rates, why not Eugene!
While the Guard would accept out
side advertisements, at local rates, we
would not be guilty of allowing
such objectionable matter as that
now running in the Democrat at
any price. Other valley papers, we
are sorry to say, have published this
objectionable stuff. The Democrat
is not alone.
The State Press Association could
not do a better thing than discuss
this feature in all its phases at its
meeting at Salem this week, aud
unanimously agree not to publish
such matter.
A dramatic incident was that of
the identification of a murdeier by
an aged woman iu New York, almost
iu her dying moments tbe other day.
The crime occurred last May. Rhea,
the murderer, e caped and after a
long chase whm run down In Phila
delphia. Mrs. Catherine Drown, an
old woman, who bad known Shea
from childhood, was the only witness,
and she could not go t court, so
the court went to her. Propped up
by pillows, she told th* magistrate
that she saw Shea walk up behind
McMahon and deliberately shoot him
down. Cross examination failed to
change ber statements aud she fin
ished by roundly denouncing Shea.
"Your
mother,'* she exclaimed,
shaking her band at him, "was a
decent woman. Be off; 1 never want
to see you again. ’’
ATTEMPTED
TO ROB SAFE
Burglars Foiled in Their
Attempt at Spring
' mil rape upon his young step-
| daughter, but recommended him to
tbe mercy of the court. Shlveley s ,
attorney, John Long, made a motion
for a new trial, but Judge Hamilton
over ruled it and sentenced the con
victed man to two years’ imprison
ment iu tbe penitentiary. Sbiveley
is tbe only man from Douglas county
to go to the penitentiary at this term
of court. On paiting from her hus- '
band, Mrs. Sbiveiey was overcome 1
with emotion aud fainted.
SIUSLAW
SHIPPING
Vessels
field.
A dog shooting scrape was beard be And There Are Big Projects for
They Bored Holes in the Flour fore Justice Clark of Junction Friday
This to be Increased—Five
Carl Oglesby arrived in Eugene this
afternoon after an asbence of several
mouths iu Hoquiam, Wash.
Miss Sybil Kuykeudall, teacher iu
tbe Drain Normal School, spent Sun
day with her pareufa in Eugend.
•Mrs. I. L. Campbell returned from
Boswell Springs on the afternoon
train today. Mr. Campbell remains
at the springs to take the water.
Mrs. G. G. Groee returned Sunday
afternoou from Portland. She re
ports Mrs. J. B. Harrises being much
better. She is now able to sit up
some. ’
O. B. Tout went to Portland yee-
terday to assume his duties as repor
ter for the Evening Telegram. Mrs.
Tout will go down some time during
tbe week.
Mrs. A. C. Jennings, who has been
visiting iu Iowa for several months,
returned home yesterday. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Flor
ence Van Duyn.
Wade Wilson aud Mike Harbauf
went to Portland yesterday. From
there they will take the steamer for
Loa Angeles, where they expect to
obtain employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stoops, v.bo
were recently married at The Dalles
have arrived in Eugene, where th* y
will reside. Mrs. Stoops was for
merly Mrs. M. J. Babb.
C. A. Wooley and son have sold
their interest tn tbe D'rena sawmill,
east of Cottage Grove, to H. A.
Skeels, of Springfield, who is well
known and an experienced sawmill
man.
C. N. McArthur, Homer Angell,
Sam Thurston, Chas. Templeton and
John Edmundson were among the
members of tbe Alumni football team
who left for their respective homes
yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. 8. O. Humbert
and Mrs. M. J. Fuller went to Drain
this a>terncon. Mr. Humbert has
just returned from a trip through
Montana, where be has been traveling
in the interest of the Eugene Divinity
School.
GtNE SUftj
Etha
Christian Seth
to Prevent Opening
of >2th Street
The City Will Fight theC$«t
a Finiih-—The lnjunt.
evening, and as a result Martin Mor-
tion Expected by
Loaded Schooners Went
doux has been bound over to the
Frightened Away.
district court in the sum of $250.
the City.
Out in a Day Last Week.
The dog belonged to G. W. Wright,
An attempt was made to blow up the sawmill man, aud according to
Guard readers will rwne|BU
and rob tbe safe In Washburne A the evidence produced, was lured to
Florence, Oct. 16.—The steamer
a y’ar or so ago the city C0(]^
Hou’s flour mill at Springfield last bis untimely death by Mordoux.
Acme started for San Francisco Wed
ided to onen
F».*
.. . cu*
oided
open East
night, and tbe robbers would have
nesday, but today was a red letter day
between Oak and Pearl st, —j itrtd
been successful had it not been that
fur business.
The tug Roberts, as
uing through laud belougi- - nt.
EXPERIENCE WITH
Jgiugtoth
Head Miller Humphrey frightened
sisted by the Lillian, took five loaded
Christian estate.
the land was dedicated^#"«
them away in the nick of time.
schooners out over tbe bar, and there
FORTUNE TELLER is on« to go out tomorrow.
Tbe mill has been running overtime
poses, but tbe work of
of late to keep up on orders, aud Mr.
During the month of September
street was not begun until
M
Humphrey went to the mill at 12
twenty-one vessels passed over the
when Street Commissions, TZ
o’clock last night to start the ma
Siuslaw bar. Eight of these were
began tearing down the feUw,
Monarcbial despotism has a freeh chinery. He stopped at tbe head Chief of Police Stiles Has a Tussle steamers. These vessels brought in
paratory to opening the street.
343 tons of freight and carried out
illustration in an odd case of lose gates on the race to guage the water
Etha Christian, owner of the
With a Gypsy
and tbeu went to tbe mill, where he
4108
tone. Vessels drawing
nine
majeste reported from Melden, Ba
through her attorneys, WdtZ
found the side door of the office wide
feet
and
over
passed
over
the
bar
on
Woman.
Ness, immediately li.ed an iDiBncti *
varia, against a priest who refused to open. Knowing that tbe doors were
the 3rd, 5th, 14tb, 15tb, 19tb, 21st,
suit against the city. Hsroo.JJ
administer communion to a sick per all closed and locked the night be
28th, and 29tb. The greatest numbei
sets forth as folicr s:
P t
fore,
Mr.
Humphrey
knew
there
was
son until a portrait of the empress
(Daily Guard, OctoLer 19.)
in any one day was four. There was
F
irst
-That
the
plaintiff
h
(u
was removed, on the ground that her some thing wrong, and proceeded to
Shortly before noon today Chief of no effort made to make a great record,
owner and in poi-.-ession thereof of
investigate. The first thiDg out of Police Stiles received a telephone and there is only one reason why it
dress, being low cut, was an evil
tbe s w quarter of block ho 1
tbe way be saw was a com mob steel
spectacle for youth. The priest also bit lying on the floor and then be saw message from Fairmount stating that should not be repeated, yes increased
Christian’s first addition to
a Gypsy woman had stoleu $•> from Joe every month of the year, and that
Lane county, Oregon, and bu
ordered out the emperor’s picture, three holes in the safe door about a Simmons, a young man residing reason is, tbe jetty does not go out
for for more than ten years last pvt.
alleging that both portraits belonged quarter of an inch deep around tbe there, and had skipped out towards to deep water so as to keep[ the chan
Second—The dwelling house of th
together.
The priest was indieted. combination.
Springfield.
nel in one place.
said plaintiff is situated on tbesoott-
The would-be robbers heard Mr.
It
seems
that
the
woman
asked
to
In
the
face
of
theee
facts,
will
con
It is strange than an intelligent peo
east corner of said laud aud bis been
Humphrey coming and fled out the tell the young man’s fortune. He gress allow the improvement of tbe
ple like the German would long door.
so situated for more tbaniiyvn
readily assented. She placed a hand bar to be discontinued because "the
last past.
tolerate such petty despotism.
Mr. Humphrey gave the alarm aud kerchief over the palm of his hand commerce of tbe pluce is too insignifi
soon a few men were on tbe sceDe. and told him to place on tbe hand
Third I hat the said defeudsoti
cant to warrant the expenditure!’’
and J. P. Turner, as street i-onay.
A nutrber of congressmen at the No trace of the miscreants could be kerchief tbe biggest piece of money
We shall see.
sioner of the city of Eugene, ba
invitation of W. R. Hearst, are visit found, but their tracks indicated he bad. He did so, when presto,
that they bad run south toward tbe change! tbe handkerchief and money
torn down and is now (ugaged it
ing by special train tbe territories of
POISONED BY
river bridge.
tearing down and threatens to tau
disappeared
somewhere
in
the
many
Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico.
Had tbe attempt to blow open tbe folds of the woman's dress and she
(Daily Guard, October 20.)
down the fencing of the plaintiff (n
Aside from the political aspirations, safe been successful tbe robbers
the said land to the great damage f
CANNED FRUIT John Humpton is in I’oitland.
ran to ber wagon aud was driven off.
plaintiff.
Mr. Hearst has in view, the purpose would not have been very well paid
CHIEF GIVES CHASE.
J. T. Witter was over from Spring
Fourth—That by the reasons of tbe
of tbe trip is to to acquire informa for their pains, as only $3.20 in cash
field today.
bad beeu left in tbe safe.
Chief Stilea mounted bis bicycle
act of tbe said defendants in tearing
tion
relative
to
the
claims
of
these
Some Russian Diplomacy.
This is tbe second attempt that has and overtook the’party—there were Hettie Lowe Narrowly Escapes
Attorney H. W. Tubmpson went to down tbe said fencing and tbe aid
The Russian foreign office gives the territories as to their qualifications been made to rob this safe, tbe first two wagons full ot them—at Spring
Portland today.
dwelling of the plaintiff, great and
Death From Eating Raspber
field. He made them turn around
cheering information that Russia is for statehood, a question that will being made nearly two years ago.
irreparable
damage will be donathe
H. L. Kann name up from Junction
ries -.Brother Also II1.
plaint if.
TRIED TO ENTER RESIDENCE. and start toward Eugene aud they
not rooted to Manchnria and could come up at the next courgeas. Ari-
City this afternoon.
Wherefore, plaintiff prays that tbe
Disappointed over their failure to came willingly as far as the cross
leave if she liked. At the same time zona has a population of 122,931;
Frank
Moorebend was up from
roads this side of the Springfield
said defendants and J. P. Turner,
Last Thursday evening Hattie, the Junction City today.
break
open
tbe
mill
safe,
the
robbers
New
Mexico,
195,310;
Oklahoma,
she is transporting 50,000 men to tbe
street commissioner of tbe city of
evidently concluded to try a resi bridge, when the drivers of tbe wagons 11-year-old daughter of S. E. Lowe,
Win. Perman came in from Cottage Eugene, be enjoined aud restrained
far East to supplement tbe 283,000 100,000. The population of the state dence for a change. They made an declared that they would go no and ber brother George, were pois-
already there. Officers detailed for of Wyoming is 96,531; that of Ne attempt to enter Postmaster Jas. L. further and turned their steeds up oued by eating canned raspberries, Grove this afternoon.
from tearing down tie fencing and
Orville Waller is down from tbe dwelling hotso of tl.e said plaintiff
Clark was toward Goshen. The chief was not aud it was only by bard work that
Mrs.
duty in the Orient are told to leave vada, 42,335.
Clark’s houee.
as aforesaid cn the raid pretniasaof
awakened during the night by a going to be outdone 'so he pulled tbe Hattie’s life was saved. The boy L ucky Boy mines.
their wives at borne.
Following the lead of San Fran
Ralph Whipple, of Cottage Grove, thia said plaintiff, and for such other
to her hueband woman out ot ber wagon and started was taken seriously ill but vomited
noise.
She
called
All of which, despite the assur cisco, Loe Angeles, Portland and
her.
She eoou after aud recovered before hie was in Eugene today.
and further relief as may be equitable
who got up in time to eee someone toward Eugene with
ance that she can get out if she likes, other progressive Pacific Coast cities, run across the porch. In tbe morn screamed
aud swore till all of sister, says the Florence West.
H. II. Anderson, of Springfield, was and just and tbe costs and diaborae-
thought there was a
makes it as plain a» the nose on the Denver is about to adopt an up -to- ing they discovered that one of the Springfield
ments of this suit.
The fruit which caused the trouble a Eugene visitor today.
face that Russian occupation of Man date charter, which by a special large front windows had lieen raised bloody murder being enacted. ‘ Half was a can of raspberries which the
GEO. M. MILLER’S AFFIDAVIT.
Student Poppleton returned from
draggiug her, the chief succeeded in
churia Is permanent unless driven out amendment to tbe state constitution about two inches, and tbe marks of a bringing her as far as Dr. Love- family themselves put up in a glass Portland this afternoon.
Accompanying the complaint an
steel bar were plainly visible on the
jar last year. The children opened
by force of arms. She is prepared will permit municipal ownership of
affidavit
sworn to and signed by G m .
ridge
’
s
fruit
farm,
when
the
Gypey
Sam
Goldsmith
arrived
on
tbe
after
window sill.
it and ate some of the fruit about ten
M. Miller was filed. Tha affidavit
for war, will fight contiguous to her public utilities as fast as the will of
wagons hove in Bight again, They o’clock and commenced to feel ill a noon train from tbe north.
asked the chief that if tbe money few hours later. They grew worse
line of supplies—has tbe beat of it all tho people and tbe finance* of the
A. G. Hovey was a passenger for seta forth that at tbe special instance
of D. R. Christian, tbe said Geo. M.
were refunded would he release the during the afternoon when the boy points south this afternoon.
around. By the way diplomacy pays city will permit. Direct legislation
Miller drew tbe plat of Christian»
woman! Tbe officer replied that the vomited and soon felt better. The
County Clerk E. U. Lee went to
little heed to tbe command that says by the people is clearly and rei>eat-
first addition to Eugene, aDd to hie
money was what be was after. It girl, not having eaten so much of the
(Guafd Special Service.)
Junction
City
this
afternoon.
in effect, "Thou sbalt not lie."
own knowledge Twelfth street ne
odly provided for, and the adoption
Florence, Oct. 16.—There is not a was paid over and tbe woman allowed fruit, could not throw it up so
Ben Lurch ,of Cottage Grove, was not platted or dedicated through tbe
King Edward, of England, has au ■ I the new charter bb submitted ie vacant house in Florence and families tc go.
readily and inconsequence the poison an arrival on this afternoon’s train.
Chief Stiles said it was the worst took more of a bold on her.
block in question, between Oak and
official coffee-maker, a Turk, iu his 'outldently predicted.
are niovign all sorts of places.
Frank Jordan, of Cottage Grove, Pearl streets, and furbermore that It
kitchen.
Ibrahim
exercises great
Quite a number of tbe carpenters experience he ever ha<l with a woman
Dr. Evans was called in the even-
was iu the city yesterday and today.
was not D. R. [Christian’» intention
This is a story that is told iu Kan- who were working on O. W. <Hurd’s and be was glad to get rid of ber.
iug and by bard working all night,
care in roasting his coffee, never
to dedicate such street.
E.
J.
F'rasier
left
this
afternoon
mill
have
been
laid
off
for
a
few
days
»as:
Ills
hair
raised
and
tie
with
the
assistance
of
her
relatives,
lit out
roasting more than 24 hours' supply
CITY WILL FIGHT.
for Washington county on a land deal.
on account of tbe machinery not all EXPANSION OF
he succeeded in saving ber life.
tl
a
greyhound
gait.
After
running
at a time. He makes the coffee for
City Attorney J. M. Williams told
being here. Tho] L. Roscoe has gone
Rev.
F. E. Billington came down
each of the members of the King's two miles be sat down on a log and to San Francisco after another load.
from Cottage Grove this afternoon. a Guard reporter that the city voold
LANE COUNTY
household and their guests sepa to his surprise he found the ghost She wil return in a few days and
John F. and Geo. 11. Kelly left this fight the case to a finish. Tbi» ac
rately. The coffee is powdered and beside him. The ghost remarked: things will bum again.
afternoon on a business trip to Grants tion on the part of the Cbri»ti*n ben-
Our schools are full to overflowing.
was expected, aDd the city w»» P
Pass.
measured into small brass kettles, "We were going some weren't we!"
(Daily Guard. October 19.)
pared for it. Mr. William» looked
The school board refusee to allow Some Fine Territory Added by
The
man
replied:
"You
bet,
and
as
Lee Hobbs and Miss Dessie Hobbs,
into which hot water is then poured,
Andrew Brund, of Bohemia, is in
any pupils who are not prlma facia
through the records over a y»»r a*
of
Prineville, arrived on the after
Act of the Last Leg
The kettle is allowed .to rea* on hot soon as 1 catch my breath we are go- residents of the district to be en
the city.
and found that the land in question
neon train.
rolled. Rather funny isn't it! The
coals until tbe coffee is heated *o iug some more."
belonged to Catherine Cb.‘»ti»E
islature.
H. C. Mahon went to Jucntion this
»be bad
I. D. Larimer and W. S. Moon left D. R. Christian and
law of tbe state says parents must
afternoon.
the boiling, when it is poured < nt
Samuel Gompers shows the good so nd their children to school, and
today for their homesteads on tbe dedicated the lard for Twelfth «tn*
The southern boundary of Laue i
into the cup. The coffee is thick and
L. T. Harris returned this afternoon
Siuslaw.
sense that be baa frequently manifest some of them are very anxious to county, as changed by tbe legislature • from a teip north.
"muddy,” but tbe flavor Is that
Rev. and Mrs. G. 8. O. Humbert
ed before in advising the building pay for their children’s beard so they last winter adds about two townships
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman went
which lias made tho Turkish coffee
may go to school here, but tbe school to tbe southwest corner of our
returned this atfernoon from a short
trades unions of New York to submit
to Portland yesterday.
maker famous.
board says no.
trip to Drain.
county, giving us six miles more of
their differences with the contrac
Darwin Bristow, of Cottage Grove,
The class in vocal music is making coast line aud practically another
L. A. Overton,
Ovenuu, the West
-— Eighth
V.
Will Chapman, one of the Second
tors to arbitration. It is to be hoped fine progress under instruction of oulet to the seaside. The territory was in Eugene Sunday.
street
paint
and
wall
paper
dealer,
Oregon boys, came down from Cottage
Governor Chamberlain baa little that they will take his advice rather Prof. Lisle.
W. L. Houston was a passenger to
was taken to Portlaud on thia ooro
includes the two beautiful lakes
Grove this afternoon.
faith in the efficacy of arbitration as than that of Sam Parks, late of Sing
Ing’s early train tor treatment inti»
kw n as Whoabink or Clear Lake Cottage Grove this afternoon.
E. P. Tobin, the genial reoresen- hospital. He has been very Hl w
a WHy of settling dslputes between Sing I
and Tsiltcoos or Ten Mile, with their
Henry Landess, of Cottage Grove,
tative of the Pacific Paper < ompany several months. His friend» hope W
adjaceut settlements and the fertile went to Portland this afternoon.
nations when the issues are not
of Portland, is in the city.
valley of the Teu Mile, the line run
his speedy recovery.
____
John Jay and H. Thompson, of
evenly balanced. When tho’J gover
Mr». Robert Thompson, of Salem,
C. C. Sturtevant, the Crow post ning just south oi this valley and
Bia
bley,
were
in
Eugene
Sunday.
nor says that
should not have
who has been visiting relatives in
master and merchant, today filed a through a portion of the latter lake.
Geo. Lea and F. G. Williams came Eugene, returned home this afternoon.
complaiut in Justice Wintermeier’s The postoffice known as Alene is
recognized Great Britain’s claim b>
NORTHWEST.
aourt against Jos. Gates aud for as also now iu Lane county, and three down from Cottage Grove Sunday.
Mrs. G. M. Whitney left this after
submitting to arbitration, be bits the
Mies Mabel Miller returned Satur noon for Woodland, Cal.,
sault
aud battery. Galt's and Sturte school d'stricts which were formerly
University of Washington 5, Ore
where
Justice Wintermeier has deci**! i
point that is bound •o cause eudleas
vant became engaged I d an alterca in our neighboring county on tbe day night from a visit in Portland.
gon Agi Icultural College 0.
she will spend the winter with her dividend of 15 per cent iD tbe M
trouble. No nation will ever coneent
Multnomah 17, Vancouver soldiers 0. tion at Crow on Oct. 10 and both south. Tbe change, however, does
A. J. Tolmie was a passenger to son, G. E. Whitney.
Janney bankrupt case, and of P*
to arbitrate when lota bifore the
Holuies Buiiuses College 5, Bishop were pretty badly l«aten and scratched not materially effect that location Portland on Sunday afternoon’s train.
Miss Emma Green is teaching per cent in the case of W. L Dun ‘
up. Mr. Sturtevant fears that blood- this year, as the remainder of tbe
tribunal will mean staiued honor or Scott Academy 0.
Mrs. Ella Fisher aud little daughter school at Upper Leaburg,
bankrupt. In each instance 1
Willamette University 27, McMinn poisoning has set iu where Gates taxes for 1902 will be paid to Douglas returned this afternoon from Rose
peril to the welfare of the state.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Ankeny
arrived
the
first dividend.
chewed
bis
hand.
ville College 0.
apportioned by that county. Tbe burg.
Consequently, as Governor Chamber-
home from
*
Klamath county last
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Har transcripts of tbe evidence of tbe title
Whitman College 23, Spokane ¡High
State Game Warden J. W. Baker night. Mr. Ankeny who has been
Inin argue', tbe agreom* nt to arbi School 0.
ris not being in tbe city at present, to real estate and tbe court records
of
Cottage Grove, was in Eugene •11, i» getting along quite we]],
trate weakens the ciuc. Yet there Is
Seattle High School 38, Vaahou Justice Wiutermeter will not iaene the have arrived in this county, but as today.
Mrs. Emma Barnard, of St. Paul,
warrant
for
Gates'
arrest
until
Air.
College
ft
no doubt but that the settlement of
the law does not in this case provic.e
Mrs. E. L. Campbell and children Minn., who has been vieirtng for
At tbe home of the bride » p»1*11“
Harris
comes
back,
and
be
can
con
U.
O.
’
Varsity
ft
U.
O.
Alumni
ft
precints, road districts and school
tbe Alaskan boundary will be of great
suit with him. which will probably districts, it isj thought by county came up from Woodburn this after some time at tbe home of ber »on, C. in Mapleton precinct. <1r*°n’„r
EASTERN.
benefit to the United States, and this
noon.
P. Barnard, left for home this after Wednesday, October 14th,
be tomorrow.
„
officials here that such districts will
Harvard 5, Weet Point ft
benefit will reconcile even tbe most
Miss Myra Brown returned Sunday noon.
Ed
P.
Harrington
sod
Ml»»
have
to
be
re
established
according
Princetou 11, Carlisle ft
patriotic to the risk that is now past
from Portland, where she baa been
Dr. H. D. Sheldon, of tbe Univer Steear, Rev. T. A. Yoet office*
to law In Lane county. - Leader.
Cornell ft Buckneil ft ;
visiting.
— Evening Telegram.
sity,
left this afternoon for Moro,
Yale 27, Pennsylvania ft
W. Rickman and Mrs. B.
B
Mias Bertha Templeton was a pas Oregon, where be will take part in
Kansas 12, Colorado 11.
F. L. Poindexter has a freak snow YOUNG PEOPLE’S
the
program
at
a
teachers
’
institute
senger
for
Halsey
on
the
afternoon
man
were
married
st
tbe
Bote
Nebraska 1ft Haskell Indians 0.
flow long can a man be kept in jail
ball bush growing in his yard on W eet
train Sunday.
there.
Saturday evening at 9:30 <>«
Columbia 12,* Amherst 0.
ALLIANCE MEETING
awaiting trial! George Jones, an
Sixth street. The time for these
S. C. Dotson and family, of Lea
Pennsylvania 3ft Brown ft
Mr». Oscar Baird returned borne to Justice C. A. Wintermeier offle
flowers to bloom is In June, and this
aged printer who bad been in tbe
burg, were registered at the Hoffman Portland this atfernoon, after a pl«.- They were divorced *ctre 1
Auu Arbor 6ft Indiana ft
particular bush blossomed at that
county jail at Oakland, California,
Houee Sunday.
University of Illinois 24, Perdue ft ,
»nt visit with ber mother, Mrs. M. W. but concluded to nDite tb*ir ■
time, but it is going its neighbors oi.e
again. Tbe Guard tenders coo««
for eighteen yean
awaiting trial,
Tbs
bi
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ray Frank baa received a reload of McMurry. Her husband is now em-
CALIFORNIA.
better and blooming again this month.
died tbe other day. Jones had been
Stanford Freshmen 12, Berkeley No doubt the One weather we are Ycuna People's Christian Alliance oats from Halsey, being unable to Pinyed by th. wbolsaie grocery firm lationa.
of Wadham A Kerr Brothers.
was held in the Congregational church »•cure them here.
incarcerated »inoe January 18,'lHb6, for Freshmen ft
having caused tbe shrub to conclude
last evening, Irving Wold presiding.
Mrs. Peter Nye, of Fairmount, left
Claude Stephenson, of Fairmount,
that spring bad come again.
tbe murder of I-orenro Sutil. He
The meeting was largely attended, baa gone to Merrill, Klamath ooanty on tbe afternoon train today for
was convicted June 5, 18Hf>, for the
the church being full. The hour was to spend tbe winter.
Montpelier. Ohio, to visit ber si.t-r
murder, and sentenced to be banged
devoted to impromptu spvecbee and
who
is very ill and not expected to
To .Mr. and .Mrs. J. 1-
ar"
D. E. Rioe who is now recreating
the usual devotion ala.
OU July II. lie succeeded in galuing
In Florence, on Sunday, October
She will p,oUbly rwm.i. Hale, oo October Wb. UW»
at Boswell Springs, wM ln Eugene «cover
here till Spring The neighbor» to
a new trial.
About tbe time the It, 1*0, Otto Mei ree, the infant a*.n
Sunday for a abort stay.
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Roseburg Review ; Friday evening
the number of thirty, gave Mrs. Nye
trial was to l«gin Jones was taken of Mr. andJMr». Wm. Kyle, agid 3
'n » M Vw Rm JUwsyi
J. C. Branstetter returned to June
© ami ®?4*«
the jury found Ernest W. Rhtveley
Uon thia afternoon, after transacting » very enjcysble sarprlse farewell
with a stroke of paralysis aud bad weeks and six days.
1 guilty of aaeanlt with Intent to com - *
■
bringirg well
* uaineas in logene.
• lied liaeketa with them.
Mill Safe But Were
Florence Noles.
Personals.
Taken to the Hospital-
Assault and Battery.
Saturday’s Football Scores.
Married.
A Freak Flower.
Born.