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GEO, H. KELLY TELLS GE WILLIAM. JENNINGS BRYAN'S BUSY DAY IN EUGENE THE 4 G Portland, Jan. 26.—Most impor tant of the evidence given yesterday in the interstate commerce hearing was t hat of George II. Kelly, of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company. By his sworn testimony it was shown that after the consolidation of the Southern Tacific and Union Pacific under the Harriman management the drift of distribution of the Booth- Kelly company's entire output was changed from inter-mountain and southwest territory to the Eastern are very poor. I have never seen a more majestic or more splendid stream than the Columbia, and It is far greater than any I saw on our Throughout Europe stroke of midnight. wh«n he closed trip, many yeautlful lak* his last address at the •au t If ul him in the < om mereiai (From Friday's Guard » Wm. J. Bryan put In an exceeding- jy busy afternoon in Eugene yester day, his labors ending only with the ' A Springfield subscriber in the names "* - and <J Of the — state officials of Oregon. They follows: State Officers Governor, Geo. E. Chaabi* i Secretary of State, Frank A. Be * Treasurer, George A. Steell perintendent of Public J. H. Ackenman; Attorney (nJ A. M. Crawford: State Printer i Dunniway; Labor Commission»| P. Hoff; Supreme Judg e, Fl. § J Frank A. Moore, R. S. Eakin. ' Federal Officials Chas. E. Wolverton, U. S, Did Judge; Wm. C. Bristol. U. S. b... Attorney; ----------- Reed, U. 8. J shal. Su if pa year. poste Th take trans and Cc Cr Cc aftorney for the commission did not follow up the opening afford ed for the government, but it was plainly shown that by the closing of N< the so-called Ogden gateway ia 1901 has rong ori- fl , me p the Booth-Kelly company lost a large pubi dag most of th' and profitable business that it h atl Guai k, when dinner « until carried on with ¿he Denver & Rio offer B attitu Smeede to Mr. and Mrs served at the Grande and the Colorado Midland i of Jesus All y moral l< Ilryan and a large party of lo< al peo railways, for materials, and that the there is a for t taught, i ple, the Commercial Club official* Christ lumber mill company had not b een ALL THE WOULD a ye having the arrangements in charge. beautiful view, and from tradition's able to sell railroad ties to the West is a stage, and Ballard's ___ Snov comes some great divine the Inspiration At 8:30 Mr. Bryan delivered his ern Pacific at San Francisco bay iment plays a most prominent Mt. Tabor and Mt. Her- lie c thoughts, lecture in Villard hall at the univer points in competition with coast It has no superior for rheuEt abso stiff joints, cuts, spra’ns, ani sity, speaking for fully an hour and man, with other peaks, stand on all mills because ties under a new clas pains. Buy it, try it and y05', Tl sides. Oh, it is exceedingly beautiful. a half to a large audience. sification made by the Southern Pa always use it. Anybody wh0 This is the only spot of importance and Folowing hl* lecture there was a cific company have taken a rate of used Ballard's Snow Liniment touched by Incidents in Christ s life and banquet In the Commercial Club $5 as against $3.50 for rough green living proof of what it does. that does not have some sort of mon- one Buy a trial bottle. 25c, 5<k building, at which Mr. Bryan was common stuff to Stockton and bay $1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co. farm scheduled to speak on politics. Be i ament.” points by the same railroad. In the time to the Bryan devoted some Wesi sides about 300 local residents, most language of the witness "there is , ; Chinese religion, especially the teach St ly Democrats, over 50 members of nothing rougher, commoner nor thelt the legislature were present. County ing* of Confucius, which he condemn greener than ra'lroad ties, excepting miui Chairman L. M. Travis introduced ed very severely. He said: mining timbers, and ties should not "Before I went to China I thought Tl Judge Alex Sweek. of Portland, take a higher rate than other rough very much of the teachings of Con ised chairman of the Democratic state green common stuff." fucius as a religion, but when I re en tl committee, as chairman of the meet- Kelly's Evidence Convincing. turned 1 did not like them. I had PHOTOGRAPH OF BRYAN WHEY HE RAY FOR PRESIDEYT THE FI R.ST TIME — HE LOOKS MUCH OLD, pens Ing, and he in turn brieflyfntroduced Mr. Kelly was the las t witness on Orville Phelps, who will ber«t Confucius ER YOW. out. Mr. Bryan, who was greeted with seen them in practice. the stand prior to the noon adjourn bered as conducting a small m had. I thought before my trip, much nani hearty applause. ment and he was cross-examined for near Spencer Butte for years, k th« same teachings as Christ, only day to lead the world to a stand ia So f The speaker was In fine form and more than an hour, it being nearly of old age at the Soldiers' H oop they were negative in form. But which war will be almost unknown." pel voice and delivered an hour’s ad- 1 o'clock when he was dismissed. Santa Monica, California, Dewt Bryan then contrasted the aid when I had seen the practices I real- theii drew that was an oratorical master- His evidence was clear and convinc 31, at the ripe old age ot 82. \ Ized what a gulf there was between world with our country.. First he mag! piece, Probably Its equal as a fin- took up the condition of women No ing, and at no time colored by pas the positive and the negative. Born in New York state in li men lahed product of the public speaker sion or prejudice. He had command Phelps drifted to the then far »'■ "The Chinese say that they live up country treats its women as well as Tl vu never before heard In Eugene. to the ideals of Confucius, and that the United States does. He illus of facts and figures from personal Illinois, while still in his minr with With scintillating wit and humorous Is so. for when any one overtakes his trated the awful condition of the wo knowlec ge of the vast business that and with the coming of the Met; nal, sallies Mr. Bryan kept his audience J Ideals his progresB stops, and the Chi men in Japan, India and Turkey. l>as been earned on for years bv tae War in 1845 enlsted and served; M in the best of humor, thrilling them nese have been that way for a thous- "In Europe the extremes of the Chicago, Jan. 26.—Theodore P. four mi" i of his compunv at Eugene, der Zachary Taylor, ior whom cat It Dover. N. H„ Jan. 26.—Mill No. with burst so foratory that aroused i and years. Our Ideals, our Chris- sexes is not so far, yet it is not as I of the plant of the Cocheco Manu- Springfl?ld. Wendling and Coburg, still in the field he voted for pl the highest pitch of enthnsiasm. Shonts, whose resignation as chair tlanlty, are still so high above the near as here" was one of the speak facturing Company, manufacturers all iocateu cj the Southern !’a< ific ident, though a strong Democrti "Jefferson" was Mr. Bryan's theme ! noblest and purest that we have at- er's strong statements In regard to ot cotton goods, was burned today man of the isthmian canal commis railroad about 140 miles south ot With the end of the war hr and he made few references to the talned that we may keep on advanc- women. He said further that "I and the financial loss is estimated at sion was announced Wednesday, will Portland. mained on the coast, and torses political issues of the day, speaking Gl I Ing forever. The annual cut of these mills in years after the gold discovery in? could not convince many that a dou more than |500,0d<). Five hundred address the Chicago Commercial of democracy In Its broader sense, Tl "in Japan we found many interest ble standard of money was good, but operatives were at work and the fire Club tonight. 1901 was about 60,000,000 feet, and mined with varying fortune, and dwelling upon the wisdom of ing temples. In one temple a bell I am sure that I ran convince all that spread rapidly, causing a panic. a very large part of this product went Jour drifted north and located a <i Jefferson's state rights doctrine, UH Interviewed today he said: wok.' up Buddha, according to some a double standard of our domestic Several workmen and women jumped to the states of Colorado, Utah. Neva- on the first slopes of Spencer "1 exemplified In the present attempt of "From a sanitary point Panama is versions, while at another paper wads plan is the best." i da, Arizona, New Mexico and Califor and put out the nursery which;* from the windows, sustaining inju the state of California to manage Its need were thrown at an idol or image of He then spoke of the condition of ries. Others were taken from the just as good as any place in the Unit nia. Today the mills will, when run- conducted many years till old* tion. own school affairs, in opposition to Buddha, and If they struck the pray the laboring men in the different windows of the upper stories by fire ed States I can think of. The sep-’ ning full time, cut about 100,000,- the wishes of the national govern and ill health forced him to thes meet er was heard. From the apperaance parts of the world, comparing them men and rescued. It is reported that aration of gevernmenal and sanitary | 000 feet, and the larger part of their ment. Jefferson’s faith In the people diets' Home at Santa Monica, u of the Idol a good many prayers had functions has revolutionized condi- I product is going to the Eastern and some were overcome by smoke, after very unfavorably to the American and their ability to govern them ifornia, which he entered in IF I been heard. circumstances. He said, however, the firemen were driven from the tions so far as health is concerned, i states. The Nevada and Arizona ter- He was never marr’ed. Oreg selves, the growth of his doctrines at "I believe Japan Is going through a l that there was a chance tor improve- search by the flames. It is possible and people who have feared yellow i ritorv is practically cut oft. and a this tlmtC, and his prophetic foresight Straightforward in his daily creai that some lives were lost. Officials fever on the isthmus need not worry | large tonnage that formerly went to and of a kindly nature, yet hei as a statesman were dwelt upon at crisis, not In her army or navy, or of meat here. ent material civilization. It Is one of re- of the mill are still trying to locate about it any longer. I would feel I the Denver & Rio Grande and the strong in his opinions and jealoal length. "Education," he said, "is growing. JU’lon. on which the Western innova but Just as safe about going to Panama i Colorado Midland roads via Sacra- all the employes. his rights, as he conceived tkA.; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan left, for th« tions are founded. and it before I took my trip I had The religion of as to Texas. This condition is not ( mento and Ogden now goes entirely! est Later the bodies of six boys were been a pessimist, I would have re south at 12:30, shortly after conclud Buddha Is Those who knew him best will’s;^ dying in Japan and Shin to the Union Pacific and east. The found in the mule room, burned be confined to the ditch itself either. turned home an optimist." ing hl* last speech. per their regret with the th® • S shov ; tolsm, the state religion now, is only "I am a thorough convert to the[resuR °f Giis is that the Booth-Kelly that at four score and two the a-„¡j theii He described the educational condi yond ail possible recognition. I a worship of ancestry. The question Lecture nt the I niverslty. theory that mosquitoes are responsi 'mills no longer sell materials to the den ot life must grow heavy r,- tions In Japan and China,showing the com) I is one of religion, whether Japan ble for the spread of yellow fever, but ’ Rio Grande roads as they formerly that the bearer may not be unvj gnat improvements and advance SMITH TIED AVOMAY The lecture of William J. Ilryan at be a nation of agnostics, of infidel any did in large quantities, for the reason IX 1H IlMMi BI ILDIYG the i sanitary authorities have coped which Is being made. Villard hall last night satisfied every to lay it down. ity or Christianity. Gulfport. Miss.. Jan. 26.— In Sco with the situation successfully and that those railroads will not buy their free one of the one thousand people who Prominent Democrats. "The further advance depends on i construction material from mills attended by fulfilling every expecta Amons the prominent Democrats ria last night William Smith, of now there is nothing to fear." utar HARRISBURG PERSONAL« her course ami her choice. that give them no business. tion. Bryan was In excellent voice In Eu tgene yesterday accompanying S«'ranton. Miss., was burned to death and "We went to many places in India. and It* depths, as clear as a bell, fill No Cars Furnished. Mr. Bryan were the following: with "Pinky” Tfgg. a woman with The medicine that sets the whole Miss Lydia Davidson went ter Never beofr«' have I gotten such Ideas grad world thinking. ed the large auditorium. F. Matlock, of Pendleton; j whom hi* formerly live I. The nelgh- W. In the course of his examination gene Wednesday to visit witl* of Idolatry and supHrstillon. I saw The remedy on which all doctors ■ bors were attracted by the cries of by The lecture was on the "Ohl World temples In Europe, great churches (ton; . J. O. Booth, of Grants Pass; | Mr. Kelly made the startling state tlves and friends a few days. . agree. and and Its Ways," as seen from Bryan's and I wondered how many worked | Alex I Sweeg. Colonel Robert A. M1I- ,the woman, and found the building The prescription that all your friends ment that his company at the pres Mrs. B. A. Bemis went to Ex are taking. adja recent travels abroad. It was really, on them ami unnumbered thousands I ler, of Portland; Senators M. A. Mil- I in flames, but were prevented front ent time has orders for 1640 cars of yesterday to look after some Bfl Is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. however, a broad view of the spir wh > died before tbev were finished ler, of Lebanon; W. H. AVehrung. of rescuing her by Smith, who stood lumber outside of any orders for rail pertaining to the Baptist chart: lyini Linn Drug Co. itual an sociological conditions of the So when we got back to the small Salem; Judge Wiliam Galloway, of ! guard in the doorway until the walls road company materials, and that it Miss Olive Boggs, of Sprite to it Eastern Hemisphere, compared with church which we attend at home I McMinnville; R. M. Veatch, of Cot- began to totter. The woman had ev has not received an empty car from was here over Sunday visiting’ idently been tied down. life our standards. The listeners were thought bow much better It «¿as than tage Grove; C. P. Houston, ot June- the south on the Southern Pacific her uncles, Wm. and Leon fe woul tion. Impressed particularly with the great thus«' which cost so much labor." since last July. This statement, tak- who reside on the west side of A DANDY FOR HURNS. breadth of thought of the man and out i en in connection with another made river. Bryan th«'n told ot various ¿¿ays Dr. Bergin, Pana., 111., writes: "J the great moral strength which di of burial over th«* ¿¿orld, dwelling on I by him on the stand that prior to free! George Peters and John AB YEWS ITEMS FROM Lave used Ballard's Snow Liniment; rects his opinions 1901 nearly the entire business of his who are employed at the Booth-L I the repulsiveness ot some of the fash set. JI Y'CTIOY CITY always recommended it to my Pittsfield, Mass., Jan. 26.—Rev. Dr. mills was moved south via the Sacra mill Mr. Bryan spoke for an hour and a ions. at Coburg, were here St- friends, as 1 am confident there is no Henry M. Field, last of the famous ities half. mento and Ogden gateway, is taken last on a short visit with reta" In India one tomb, the Tashmaha, Born —To Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kerr, better made. ‘It is a dandy for Field brothers, the others being Cy to be sweeping proof that the rout er's State Senator M. II. Miller of Leb which was erected three centuries and friends. burns.' Those who live on farms are rus W„ Stephen J. and David Dudley, anon, and a regent of the university, I ago because of the love of a prince January 23, 1907. a son. ing of tonnage out of Oregon terri Mrs. Elvin Taylor, of Coburg* thou especially liable to many accidents died in Stockbridge this morning. The 8, P. Co. has contraded with for his favorite wife. tory has been radically affected by Miss Kitty Baber, of this city.”, of f Introduced the speaker. cuts, burns and bruises, which heal the joint ownership of the Union Pa over to Junction City yesterday ’ spre; "Before going I thought," Bryan the Howard Electric Light Company Mr. Bryan began: "I always like for thirty-five lights for the deopt and rapidly when Ballard's Snow Lini cific and Southern Pacific railroads. said, "how tine this sentiment was. George Ade's Mother. a few days’ visit with relatives i tile to lecture In college towns for the ment Is applied. It should always be Kentland. Ind. , Jan. 26.__ Mrs. but when we got th«'r«* and saw the grounds. This Is for an all-night ser Other Witnesses Examined. friends. audiences are better educated. Be destitution I thought how terrible." vice. Mr. Howard informs us that kept in the house, for cases of emer John Ade. mother of George Ade. the "1 Other witnesses examined this fore Mrs. A. M. Pryor and Mrs. C‘ ~k, gency.’ 25c., 50c., and $1. Sold by cause yours Is a college town 1 se After that he told of the trou he expects to Instal an all-night ser Linn Drug Co. writer and playwright, and of five noon were Edward Newbegin. Her Pryor were at Springfield th* - fort lected Eugene for a lecture myself. bles concerning food and water he vice by the first of February. This other children, died of heart failure man Wittenburg. H. W. Goddard, of the week, having gone to P* shou "Tonight I am glad to have a today. ‘ and his wife experienced In Asia, will be good news to his patrons as Fletcner Linn, A. H. Breynian. all up the household effects of th* until chance to apeak to you outside of much to th«* amusement of th«* audi an all-night service Is greatly desired. wholesalers, manufacturers or former ter, Cal Prvor having disposed oG Thoe THE TEXAS WONDER party lines 1 have had many chanc The addition of thirty-five lights will Cure* all kidney, bladder and ence. Fights Hartl for Life. railroad traffic m«n The Central Or tonsorial parlor in the sawmill4 rhe*t- es during th« last fifteen years to Bryan told next some amusing and Justify the company in employing matfc troubles; sold by all druggists Olean, Jan. 26.—Former Governor egon situation and *he car shortage and departed for Portland, wbsr«’ speak upon political themes, and I pathetic experiences with -oyaiij. the extra help and will also be quite an or two months’ treatment by mall Higgins shows some improvement to received much mention in the course is now employed on the street * P * have used them Some people, how sultan of Sulu. Onto Prang. emp«'ror addition to the revenue of the plant. for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall. 292« Olive day. '»•’ the exau'.nat'on. and line.—Bulletin. and ever. did not like them. Sometimes of Japan, czar of Russia. Concerning The Woman’s Relief Corps at a street. St. Louis, Mo Send for tes Fletcher L.tin testified that the when I have tried to avoid speaking the czar Bryan said that h«> consid special meeting Thursday afternoon timonials. Sold by Hull's Drug Store, Oregon Furnicurc Mauu'acturing AAisc Counsel From the South. along party lines I ha < been accused A Well-Known Remedy. ered the time spent there as the most elected the following officers : Mrs. I want to give some valuable ad Company hid not had an empty car d w It of bringing In politics, and at oth One of the oldest, safest and valuable he had ever spent. Esther Strome, president; Mrs Mar vice to those who suffer with lame for loading fo- months, and that it is favorably know ers where I have tried to speak a po -------. ----- .tn remedies I»’ back and kidney trouble, ” savg J R I "Sometime ago It was said that I garet Neeves. S V. I’ . Mrs Nancy ... Mow ,o Cnr»‘ Chilblains. at the present time hauling its pro world today is Brandreth's Pf®" litical speech I have been accused ot Blakenship. of Beck. Tenn. ' I have was an anarchist, Well. 1 talked Rann. J. A’. I' . Mrs Bessie Strome. To enjoy freedom from c:.y.- chtl- proved to an absolute certainty that ducts three mil«» across the city to indigestion, dyspepsia, or any tn»«' trying io preach a sermon. blalns. writes John Kemp East with th«' exar over an hour and 1 treasurer; arising from an Impure state of1 Mrs Nettie Schenck, It Otlsfield Me. “I apply Bucklen s Ar Jif01!,0 Bit,ers w,l> positively cure the termina' yards md slil-q Ing en "Hut tor thia evening I will try to 1 guess I know 1 am not an anarchist chaplain; Mrs. Stella Cooley, con- nica Salve. Have also used it for this distressing condition. The first tirely in less than carload lots. This blood. woul speak outside of party linos entirely n«»w." Brandreth's Pills have been i^ ’ ductor; Mrs. Mary Cook, guard' Mrs. salt rheum with excellent results." bottle gave me great relief, and after is one of the largest furniture man for over a century and are »’• for an hour and a half, if no more, In regard to Roosevelt and the Ih'ssi«* Swarts, secretary; Mrs. Ellx- Guaranteed to cure fever sores. Indo taking a few more bottles I was com- ufacturing plants west of the Mis every drug or medicine store,*’'“ lslat on a subject which Is common to us 1 opinion of him abroad Bryan said SEUtT* 80 « ’ “ P'etely cured lent ulcers, piles, burns. burns, w< w^nds^ abeth Parks, assistant conductor: old and young with perfect »*■’ Mat Lh n ,lt,^coni“s a Pleasure to recom souri river. all. "Everywher«' 1 went I heard our | Mrs Salina Allen, guard; Mrs. Mary frost bites ami skin diseases - 25c mend thia greit remedy.” gold un altogether, with Brandreth's Pi®’» dent Mr. Cotton showed by various wit at W. L. r • Delano's drug store. "In our trip we saw many beauti president s name: 1 heard It In con Moorhead, patriotic Instructor; M rs. der guarantee by w. L. De La no. nesses that there is no limitation ar no matter how long they are t*‘ One or two pills taken each nigfe-L .¿y ful «.rent rivers. but yet I was dis nection with treaties, especially the Josie Berens, musician; color bear- druggist. Price, 50 cents. bitrarily placed by the Harriman blood purifier and laxative. F Its 1 wonderful ---- * acti< power goes to the appointed. for they seemad to me to Russian .lananese peace treaty, and I ers. Mr*. Hettle Saylor. Mrs Arvllla «eat oí your . lines upon me the n routing of transcon- a while is the best thing vitalizes, mea be rather Insignificant beside ours am proud of the prestige he has given Ruff. Mrs. Llvia Bushnell, and Mrs. strengthen? er trouble. same dose always has the same*- i I tinental business. very of your body. , . , ' ’ •* part in »uur oociv The Tiber and the Rhine are very our country toward it stand for |>eace Elliabeth Gardner: press correspon T and while other remedies reqnir* J mis- ’uñ T W\"‘ Ho,1*?,er■» Rocky Moun- B«*r» *.!» I IM Lili Ynn Haw 1 fatuous, but beside the Columbia they |1 believe our nation has a chance to-; dent, Miss Minnie Slbbets. - Time*. tain Tea does 3.-, centt> te” or purely vegetable they can can be ----------------- »rgeiauie mey «« ”*y| v^a Rlth (lets. Linn Drug Co. Gillette razors—$5 and $6.50 sets any troubled with constip»'" Of at a CHAMBERS' HARDWARE creased doses and finally ceaseF- plain or sugar-coated. ORVILLE PHELPS DIED IN CALIFOfil SIX BOYS SHONTS QUITS WORK BUT NOW TALKS OVERTIME LAST OF FAMOUS FIELG BROTHERS I
