Eugene weekly guard., January 17, 1907, Image 2

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JUNCTION CITY NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST
GOVRNÛRS WHO
ASX RAILROAD
LEGISLATION
The Springfield News is reliably in­
The Portland Journal tells of pro­
posed extensive Improvements to be formed by one of the West Side cit­
made in the Pacific States Telephone izens that suit would be started
Company's system in the Northwest.
For Infants and Children.
against the Southern Pacific Cornpa-
While Eugi no is not mentioned in
Boise, Idaho, Jan. S.—Governor the Journal's article as one of the for damages, caused by the recent
Frank R. Gooding, in the message cities i.i which the improvements are high water. It is claimed that the
understood that it water was not as high by two feet as
which he sent today to the state leg­ to be made, it is that
will receive the
is among those
islature. urges radical legislation for benefits of the improvements. The it was a few years ago. and yet it
came in houses that were at least a
the control of the railroads operat­ Journal says:
ing in Idaho. He recommends the
AVeßetaWe Preparation for As­
According to the plan just launch- foot above ■ high water mark at the
creation of a state railroad commis­ ed by the Pacific States Telephone & time of the last flood. The damages
similating Ute Food and Regula-
sion ot three members, to be appoint­ Telegraph Company an enormous
Ung like btoiaadis and bowels of
ed by the governor, clothed with sum of mor.ev Is to be spent in re­ claimed were caused by tho high
full power to establish maximum construction of the telephone exchan­ grade that runs from the west bank
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rates, enforce entire publicity in re­ ges of Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Ba­ of the river to Springfield Junction.
lation to railroad transportation ker City, Walla Walla and sound The grade was built so that tlie wa­
within the state, and correct rail­ points. The company, acting through
Promotes Digestion,Cheerfu!-
way abuses of whinch the people its fiscal agents, is marketing the first ter has no outlet except under the
fiessandRest.Contains neither
have complained. He states that a $10,000,000 ot a $35,000,000 bond two short trestles and necessarily Is
Opium,Morphine nor Mmuial.
deplorable condition has confronted issue, and of that amount $3,000,000 I forced to remain only as it passes
N ot N arcotic .
the people of Idaho owing to lack is being offered for sale in Portland 'out through the regular channel. It
of proper railroad equipment to han­ I The deal is being financed through
dle the traffic of the state. This IN. W. Halsey & Co,, bankers and ! ' is thought that if suit is started
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nrWHUPH’aiUl
condition has become so alarming, bond brokers, of San Francisco, New ’ against the company that the matter
J'uta/Jtm inti *
he says, that it threatens to serious­ I York, Chicago and Philadelphia. Cy­ I will be settled satisfactory to both
AlxtwM •
ly cripple the growth of Idaho. Un­ rus Pierce, who has charge of the
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der present conditions, he says, the ' San Francisco house, is in Portland ■ the company and the citizens.
Anin Xrnl *
hrnnmunt -
state is at the entire mercy or the this week, completing some of the
No Diphtheria.
It! tuAomiú SuJa. *
railroad companies, whose sole aim business arrangements.
ffitrn .itrA -
The Ladd
The report that there are several
rlun/uA
■
is to pay dividends. He expresses & Tilton Bank and the United States
HioBryw" Ztaiw
the opinion that railroad rates in National are designated to receive leases of diphtheria in Springfield is
Idaho are most exorbitant in many subscriptions from the bond purchas­ 1 largely exaggerated, and according to
Apcrfrcf Remedy forConsfipo-
cases. He argues that a reciprocal ers. The bonds are offered at 102% the reports from our local physi­
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
demurrage provision should be in­ and accrued interest.
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-
cians is entirely false. As reported
cluded in the act creating the com­
Will Extend Toll Lines.
I
there are at least three cases, hut
ness and Loss of S leep .
mision.
It is proposed to extend toll lines
Governor Gooding urges stringent to connect every town and city, to re­ from a personal interview with our
lac Simile Signature of
anti-pass legislation, not only pro­ construct exchange plants and in­ doctors we learn tha there is not a
hibiting all state and county officials crease their efficiency to the highest
is no sickness
from receiving free transportation ! standard. It is the company’s inten­ single case. There
NEW YORK.
from the railroads, but prohibiting tion to put in underground conduits among the Hebert family, as has
rupiUht» <>1<I f
all citizens of the state, unless ac­ 'and cables and improved switch­ been reported by a number of our
tual employes of the corporations boards at Portland, San Francisco, gos-ipers, and there is a question if
{ranting the favors, from accepting Oakland, Los Angeles, Seattle, Spo­
my passes or franks from railroad, kane, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Riv­ the little boy who died last week was
1‘legraph or telephone companies. erside, Bakersfield, Pasadena, Fresno, afflicted with diphtheria. There is no
LXACT COP/OF WRAPPER.
I’hls legislation, he urges, should fol­ Stockton, Sacramento, Eureka, Walla cause for alarm, say our physicians,
low the lines of the federal law'. Gov­ Walla, Everett, Bellingham, Baker as there is not a single case in town,
ernor Gooding reviews at length tho City, Reno, San Jose and 62 smaller
nor has there been this winter.
egal proceedings following the ar­ ■ exchanges.
es! of Harry Orchard, Steve Adams
Other Items.
The service of the Portland ex­
Charles II. .Moyer, William I). Hay­ change has become so unsatisfactory
A move is now on foot to try and
wood and George A. Pettibone, on
that the people show a disposition to
the charge of assassinating Former I welcome with open arms any com- get the Southern Pacific Company to
Governor Frank Steunenberg.
He ; pany that promises to give relief. stop the incoming and outgoing
urges that Canyon county be reliev­ ¡The Pacific Telephone Company, passenger train on the Springfield-
ed of the payment of any part of the .which Is the new owner of the plant, Woodburn branch at the Main street
expenses ol the prosecution, inas­
much as the case is one in which all 1 proposes to reeonctruct the entire j crossing for the accommodation of
The Commercial Club
the people of Idaho are interested, I switchboard and plant, and bring the 1 passengers.
lie asserts that the stale is not mak­ service up to date.
at their last meeting instructed he
ing war on labor unions, but simply
secretary to write the proper officials
>!■ 1res the puni.liment of murder, if
in regord to the matter, and it is
hoped that the request will be grant­
ed.
The old mill whistle disturbed the
I peaceful slumbers of many Monday
Helena, Mont., Jan. 9.—Governor
Here is good news for the hop men morning, the first time in over a
Washington, Jan. 12. The Isthmi­
Toole in his annual message to the ' from the Waltervllle. N. W., Hop Re­
week, but it was a welcome noise, for
legislature refers to the unsatisfac-1
an canal commission today opened
all Springfield is glad to see the mill
tory condition of affairs In the state porter:
the lilds for tho completion of the
There is considerable business do­ running full blast once more. The
and refers to the construction of an­
1'11111111111 canal by private contrac­
other
trans-continental
railroad. I ing at advanced prices and a strong effects of its closing is soon felt by
tors. In the opinion ot Chnlrman
w hich will further develop tlie agri-1 tone to the market. There Is an ac­
cultural, livestock, mineral and otherj tive and insistent demand for hops our business men, for its operation
Shouts It Is the greatest task of mod­
He urges n I < f the light sort anil as high as 23 moans several hundred dollars a day,
resources ot the
ern times, ami the basis on which the
the existing cents has been offered for certain I distributed among our citizens.—
complete revisit
contract will be award d Is a per­
and milk in- grades. Hops that a short time ago I News,
laws, as well as
centage of the cost of completing the
recommends would not bring over 18 cents can
spection nieasur
work. Bidders accompanied their
now be sold for 2 0 cents. The unfor­
the repeal of t
proposals with a certified check lor
tunate feature ot' the situation is that
law and the ei
$200,1)00, and the successful bidder
the growers have nearly all sold.
one. He recom
will lie required Io give u bond of
on publie funds go to the state, coun­ There are very few hops now left i 1
$2,000,000 to protect (ho govern­
ty and city, respectively, and that the growers' hands.
Assistant Secretary.
ment from any loss. Tho work to be
bond of the state treasurer be in­
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done by (lie contractor is confined
Washington, Jan. 12. The pres­ creased to |750,000. He favors lim­
Io actual work of construction. Hie ident sent to tlie senate today the fol­ iting tlie hours of railway employes HIE STORY OF MME.
MEI.BA'S SON'S I.IFE
government controlling all supplies, lowing nomination:
Assistant sec­ and state Inspection of locomotive
A telephone message to the Guard
lie
retary of the treasury, Arthur F. Sta­ boilers. He urges tile enactment of
last night brought the information
W. J. Oliver, of Nashville, Tenn., ter. Walla Walla, Wash.
A
Chicago
dispatch
s«ys
that
George
u railroad and warehouse commis­ Armstrong, son of Mme. Melba, that the tugs Robarts and Roscoe
sion law. patterned after the nation­ whose recent marriage to Ruth Ot­ were both on the beach at the mouth
al law. and suggests that the com­ way, the heiress, in London was at­ of the Siuslaw river, Both vessels
missioners be named from the three
by dukes, marquises and bar­ were going out of the river, the Rob­
leading political parties. He recom­ tended
arts first.
One of her steampipes
mends that telegraph, telephone, in­ ons, was until three years ago a lone­ burst and the vessel was rendered
ter-urban electric companies be made ly shepherd on his father's ranch helpless, soon drifting on the beach.
He
subject to its operation. He notes the near Klamath Falls, Oregon,
The Roscoe, in attempting to give
wonderful progress in the mining in­ was living in a rude cabin with his the Robarts a line, also drifted onto
father,
and
was
tolerably
well
sat-
dustry. and recommends new venti­
the beach, and there they stuck.
lation and sanitation laws for mines. isfied with his lot in life. He had
The vessels are not outside, being
not seen his mother since she de­
serted him when he was a little opposite the lower jetty, and are in
no
danger of being pounded to pieces
NEGItOES CONSPIRED TO
child in Australia, but had been car-
MVIIDER OFFICERS ed for and educated through child­ by the breakers.
James Randle, of Fairmount, ar­
The Herman Telephone and Tele­
The Robarts belongs to Wm. Kyle
hood and youth by his father.
rived home last evening from the graph Company, composed of a nuni­
El Reno, Jan. 8.—The belief of ar­
This is only part of the pathetic A- Sons and the Roscoe to O. W.
Hurd & Co. Both are modern tugs,
my officers at Fort Reno that a con­
Fall Greek mining district, where lie
her of citizens in the western part of spiracy to murder every whl’e offi­ story. Mme. Melba has shown no the Roscoe having been built only
lias been for several months doing
disposition to look after her husband
cer at the fort, beginning with Cap­
Three years ago, after three or four years ago.
development work on some claims he the county, has begun suit In tile clr- tain Macklin, against whom nearly and son.
Vessels Floated.
the
boy
had
passed his 2 3d year, Mr.
has there. To a Guard reporter to- cult court against Wni. Worthington. every soldier at Fort Reno enter­
A telephone message was received
Armstrong received a letter from his
day he told of a hard exuerlence he M. Poole. C. L. Ackerly, J. J. Wil­ tains a persoual grudge, as a result wife asking him to send their son to about noon today stating that both
and the mon with him had In com­ kinson, Dave Beers, Chas. Beers, J of the Brownsville affair, and then San Francisco, where she would meet vessels were floated last night and
very little damage was done to ei­
proceeding down the list of officers,
Ing out of the district. The snow 1. Beers and A. D. Beers, who com­ became known today as the result him on a certain date. She said that ther.
the
father
had
enjoyed
his
compan
­
was over four feet deep on the level pose a company operating another of the preliminary hearing in the
ionship for 23 years and now it was
and It was almost impossible to telephone line in the same vicinity, case of Edward L. Know les, corporal the mother’s turn. The father and MANY PRISONERS AT
of
Company
A.
Twenty-fifth
Infantry,
ROSEBURG SENTENCED
make headway with the pack horses, to enjoin the latter front operating
son agreed that it was just and pro­
try. who was found guilty of assault
three In number, which the men had their line in such proximity as to in­ with Intent to kill Captain Macklin per that the boy should accept the
Roseburg,
Or., Jan. 10.—At .'-e
mother's invitation and at least make
to transport their bedding and pro­ terfère with the plaintiff's line and on December 21.
her acquaintance.
If, after a fair special term of circuit court convened
Knowles was bound over to await trial, he found that he
visions lu and out ot the camp. It for $300 damages.
here on petition of District Attorney
the action of the grand Jury at the the life she lived, he did not enjoy I George M. Brown eight cases were
took them five dais to get out ot
would return
The Herman company alleges In spring term of court.
settled. At no special term of court
the deep snow, and the distance Is Its complaint, In substance, as fol­
All officers now go heavily armed to his father's cabin. where, until in the county have there been so
then,
he
had
been
perfectly
satisfied,
only a tew miles, The horses were lows; That the defendants erected and protected through the night.
The boy met his mother, and the many criminals arraigned as In this
not used to the snow and at times thdr line on poles and trees ne*'il­
score of years of separation was one. All pleaded guilty and their
Bins u \\ri:n.
refused to attempt to make headway. pled by the plaintiff s line, lift er
bridged by a burst of maternal pas­ cases were disposed of in short order.
Those arraigned and sentenced
sion and filial fascination which
The men several times became dis­ the latter was built, in such a uuiu-
Sealed proposals will be received arose 1‘ho nix-likc from the ashes of and the crimes for which they were
couraged mid ennie near deciding to tier and in close proximity that when
the diva's life, and he again became sentenced are as follows: Ray Clark,
abandon the horses and come out ;.i« bells of the defendant's line were by the trustees of Oasis lodge. No. the child of the incomparable song­ larceny, two years in the peniten­
tiary; John Hilton, larceny, two
afoot, but finally succeeded in get- rung the bells ot the plaintiff's line 41. I. O. O. F., at Junction City, Ore­ stress.
Young Armstrong writes regular­ years: Martin Ross, obtaining money
ting them out to where th** snow was are also rung and the conversations gon. on or before February 1st, 1907,
under false pretences, one year: Jo­
not so deep, and where traveling over the plaintiff's line are heard for the erection of a brick or concrete ly to his father, but has lost forever seph Murray, larceny, two years;
all interest in the life offered by the
lodge
building,
to
be
built
at
Junction
was easy.
over the defendant's line
Fred Green, larceny, two years:' Clar­
Klamath Falls ranch.
ence Woolsey,larceny, reform school;
Mr. Randle
Williams A Bean ar*- the plaintiff's City. Oregon.
Each proposal must be accompa­
Joe Robinson (colored), living oft
; attorneys.
filling when they left the mines «
the earnings of a prostitute, three
nied by a certified check for ten (10)
perhaps Is several feet deeper by t hin
years in the penitentiary; Martha
per
cent
of
the
amount
bid.
payable
«IE II A
DON HER
time. He reports good progress on
The following is the record of the Payne (colored*, larceny, one year
to
the
trustees,
as
a
guarantee
that
Ills mining properties and thinks he Curw all kidney, bladder and rhe’A-
O. A. C. basketball team during their in the penitentiary, paroled.
I matic troubles; sold by all druggists the bidder, if awarded th contract, recent trip through the Northwest:
has some rich ore.
CHILDREN
1 or two months' treatment by mail will enter into contract and give sat-
o. A. C. NURSE AND BURNED
TO DEATH
Ill V. < MCI !SI,E I'. II. M 1ICIIX. for $1. I)r E W. Hall. 292« Olive Isfactory bond within ten days, or Vancouver. .
Winlock.
.
.
I.I.. I>,
forfeit
check.
I street. St. Ixiuls, Mo. Send for tes-
Lewiston, Ida., Jan. 12.—At Cot
of Weverly, Texas, ’ writes: "Of a
Centralia .
The trustees reserve the right to Seattle..........
morning, when first ulsing, I often tlmonlais Sold by Hull’s Drug Store,
tonwood last night the residence of
reject
any
or
all
blds.
M F. Fuchs was destroyed by Are
find a troublesome i collection of
Snohomish.
d w tf
phlegm which piiroduces a ■xiugh and
and two children and their nurse.
Plans can be seen at the office of Pendleton. .
Miss Westhoff, were burned to death
Is very hard to dlslodg« but a »mall
Tile Right Xante.
Miller and Mays. Junction City, Ore­ Weston. . . .
quantity ot Ballard's Horehound
I he fire started front an overheated
5.
August Sberpe, the popular gon, and at th*' ooffice of Jno. Hun- Spokane . .
Syrup will at once iliilolg« It. mid overseer of tho poor at Fort Mad­
stove. Mrs. Fuchs saved one of her
Pullman. . .
ilcker,
at
Eugene.
Oregon.
the trouble Is over
I know f no ison, la., says:
children but could do nothing to save
"Dr. Kings New
medicine that la ,«qual to It and it Is Life Pills are rightly named: they act
the others. Mr. Fuchs was absent
Total
W M TRIPP.
an pleasant to take i ran most cor­ more agreeably do more good and
from home.
P. D. GARDNER,
dially rcommend It to all persons make one feel better than any laxa
C?
J. H. MILLER,
needing a medieiit i for throat or live
Guaranteed to cure bilious­
Subscribe for the DAILY GV ARD.
Bsanths
Him
lung trouble." Hu.l by Lliiu Drug ness and constipation. 25c at W.
Trustees.
DeLano's drug store.
d*wJ20
The Kind Yen Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
i
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CA
SIUSLAW TUGS BOTH
CAME OUT
ONE TELEPHONE
THROUGH FOUR
COMPANY SUES
FEET OF SNOW
ANOTHER
Subscribe for the Weekly Guani.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Purkerson January 4, 1907, a daugh­
ter.
Porn—Sv.t rdav, January G, 19 ‘7,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wiley LeRoy In­
gram, a nine-pound girl.
was
A valuable improvement
made this week in the central tele-
phone office of this city. A new
i -itch board of fifty drop capacity
w
installed, which will be of suffi­
cient capacity to last several years,
if the business demands a larger one
a section can easily be added. The
switchborad cost $500, besides the
expense of installing it. Patrons will
find the improvement will improve
the service.
Geo. M. Jacks«n has purchased the
brick building of J. E. Butler, occu­
pied by Sternberg & Senders. Mr.
Jackson has concluded to engage in
business in this place, and will put.
TILLMAN DISCUSSES
THE RÍCE 8
r
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Washington, Jan.
12__
nouncement that Senator Till«
would make an exhaustive ad
in connection with the Brown*:*
if pi
affair served to attract a la^ge
I
year
to listen to his argument on the. ■ '
E
question. A large number of
post
were i nthe galleries and a '
number of the members ot the t
were in the chamber when the "*
ator commenced his address. • I
man prefaced his discussion with- I
characterization that it resembled
case at court.
"Certain enlisted men of theTi -
ty-fifth regiment are tinder hi3
1 ment,” he said, “and the presi; I
of the United States is prosecute'
well as executioner. The arrat §
counsel for the defense and
«
tion is not yet complete. So ta- I
their names have appeared on
N
ord there is an element of ineot.- y has
ity fihd thè rirlculous. l-'or insù.1
pubi
in a full stock of general merchan­ *<; attorneys aiding the prosecsS
we
have
the
distinguished
mi S Gua
dise. Extensive repairs will be made
from Massachusetts, Lodge, Re' Ì offei
to the building as soon as vacated.
lican, and the distinguished seal j All ’
Mr. Jackson's many friends will be from Texas, Culberson, Democrat,-1 for i
distinguished
senator from Virgi 1
glad to welcome him back, as he is a
a ye
rustler. His boys from the East are Daniel, Democrat. As another® the
the defense, if it shall be so cot -,
expected here in time to help in the ered, when 1 get through, I »¡J I 11c <
opening of the new stock.
put tn record as aiding the
the dii
di? /’ abso
This is a fowl item: G. C. Millett guished senator from Ohio, Forakù.tj T!
The senator characterized theps ^l
has a hen that hatched out 32 young
¡dent’s action in the mutter as 't. É and
chickens one day of last week. Her ing more or less than lynching." Sa and
nest was in the haymow, and the eggs
He challenged any one to prod® one
were three and four layers deep. in the army regulations or article® tarn
When the hen appeared with her nu­ war any foundation for the charg, . ; Wes
conspiracy of silence, mutiny t™
merous brood Mr. Millett examined
treason made against the soldienr^^
the nest and found one egg only that though he declared there was theii
refused to bring forth a chick. If Mr. doubt that the soldiers were resi« mlui
Millett had a few more hens of a sim­ ble for the "outraga at BrowuinS^^H
Mr. Tillman held that it wase’j
ilar sitting capacity lie would have no
trary to the fundamental prince 4
use for an incubator.—Times.
of English and American law-ji en t
the innocent should suffer beeanttl pers
the sins of tho guilty; he alio]
out
dared that a man shall be cot^
ered innocent until he is pre nana
So f
guilty.
"In this case,” he said, "167 : pel
Rev. O. C. Wright has completed
have been punished, while not &'
plans for a convention to be held in than 2 0 have been charged with 4? theii
the Baptist < church January 23 and ticipation in the crime." Mr. 7^ mag
that the “-i- ,. men
24 that v ill bring to Eugene a rare man maintained
privilege to church workers. Rev. troops should not have been leu* T1
Texas. They were sent there, he st
A. W. Rider ■, of Oakland, Cal., who against the protest of one of thei^^H
has recently returned from the Ori­ us senators and one congresstn^^H
eut, will among other addresses de­ from that district.
Mr. Tillman declared SenatorFw cati<
liver a stereopticon lecture on his
nker had belittled himself by
trip.
ing Major Bloksont as a man
Rev. J. M. Dean, of Seattle, Wash., father was a Copperhead. “Are®
an author and pastor and one of the never to have an end of the wart.'’
best knwon chaplains with the army its bitterness?” he asked.
In conclusion he asserted
in the Philippines, will deliver sev­
40 years the people of the South®
eral addresses.
In every way resisted the doctriiiB
Rev. C. A. Cook, D. D., of Bloom­ the social equality of the black®
field, N. J., widely known in the Bap­ and asserted that the situation wt 1
tist denomination, will also be pres­ some respects graver now than iti
in 1861. It was high time that si
ent and speak. These three men in­ thing was being done in a poli:: en t
sure a convention of large benefit. way to have this great ques deal
Meetings will be open to the public. brought before the people of its 1
country.
Ji
HARRIMAN AND FRIENDS
REQUIRED TO T
Chicago, Jan. 10.—The attorneys
who are conducting the investiga-
tion into the management, of the Har
riman lines for the government an­
nounced today that they would take !
(Special Correspondence.) ,'i
legal steps to prevent Harriman,
Frick and Rogers from leaving the
Unity, Jan. 9.—The Booth-K
jurisdiction of the interstate com-
Company’s boom in the Will
merce commission.
creek broke during the high wav
last week, entailing a loss of ai I
Will Not Leave Country.
4,000,000 feet of first-class saw i som
New York, Jan. 10.—Messrs. Rog-
__
ers, Harriman and Frick, each being The company will get a good it
P
shown a dispatch from Chicago an­ her of the logs, but they are th:
nouncing that counsel for the gov­ out in drifts and pn bars, and tl crea
ernment had asked for a writ of will be quite an expense to get: miss
i
of no exeat to prevent them from back into the river.
.
J. B. Hill's logging camp is r hart
leaving the country, asserted he had
no thought of leaving the country at five miles from the mouth of Wit
Ci
this time.
ry creek, and he reports the cree
of
v
being cleared, very few logs t- 1
left
from
his
camp
to
the
most;
<
citle
ANOTHER RUSSIAN
OFFICER MURDERED the creek. It is not known yet ») , low
er the camp will shut down or wl'
er or not the company will put it , T
Lodz. Jan. 10.—Colonel Patko An- other boom.
,
Will
drleff, chief of the gendarmes in the
Addie Edwards went to Port;
Lodz district, was assassinated to­ last week to reside with her hr take
1
day. A passing infantry patrol fired ers, Arthur and Win Edwards.
rive:
a volley at the assasin but only
Mr. and Mrs. A. McGregor'
wounded innocent persons,
A
turned from Portland last week.
sasin escaped.
McGregory will resume his post j help
as foreman in the Boooth-Kellycs
£♦+++++++++++++++ The Rev. Erskine filled the pi I find
at this place Sunday.
kets
♦
DIED.
+
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barbary,
♦
+ merly of Nevada, are visiting st
A
♦♦♦♦♦+♦+++♦+♦++♦+ home of the latter’s parents, Mr * the
James Cosgrove, in his room at Mrs. A. D. Hyland. They expec' g such
Cottage Grove, January 1st, aged move to California in the near M i
W ehear of no fatalities from ( and
about u6 years. His remains were
embalmed and are neld at the under­ recent high water.
Menry Matteson,
who
J T
taking establishment of Veatch &
j in 1
Lawson awaiting word from rela­ peared the evening of the high
has been heard from. He was<>ca .
tives, if they can be found.
Butte Eagles’ Rest, but since the best
ter has gone down he has retur:
Ellen Lambert, at their home on apparently feeling safe.
the Knox place, January 4th, of mem­
This is hard weather on the » -raj®
braneous croup, aged three vears. grain, as the freeze during theiw
crea
ehilil of Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Lambert; and thawing during the day
buried in Shields' graveyeard, with very injurious, as the ground is’ strii
services at the residence, the 5th.
of water.
muí
Clyde Warner has a smile ot
John Murray Forrest died January face a yard long since he is pal* littb
4th. His remains were sent to Tur­
The government has establish
ner for burial, where his father and new postoffice at the Winberry i>r
mother reside.—Nugget.
with A. J. Renfro as postmaster
The well-posted correspondent of
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the Washington Tribune asserts that
Senator Reed Smoot, ot Utah, will
T
not be ousted from his seat. A ma­
the
jority of the members will vote to
sustain the Mormon apostle.
Yes­
shot
terday Hopkins, of Illinois, defended
op
Smoot In a speech of considerable
Salem, Jan. 12—The w
length, declaring that Smoot was per­
court
of
Oregon
today
sns(*
3l
^M
sonally an exemplary man and that
the Mormon religion had lost many Judge Albert H. Tanner from«
practice of law for ninety da'- .
of its objectionable features.
unprofessional conduct In swe*3^
falsely of his relations with tk.
There will be four eclipses of the United States Senator Mitchell.'
sun and moon in 1907. One on the was Tanner’s law partner.
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1 4th and one on the 29th of Januarv
Several mitigating circiinub3
and two in July, on the 10th and were taken into consideration I);
:4th. Easter Sunday this year will supreme court in arriving at it»
I
come early, March 31st.
I diet.
SUPREME COURT HAS
SUSPENDED TANA
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