I
I Which Will meet at Hood River wlth-
' in three weeks.
BUILDING FOR
SPRINGFIELD
meeting of the Springfield I.
0 f lodge last Saturday evening
. vss finally decided to purchase the
1 ossler lot and erect a fine building
TDe trustees, who are J. P. Fry, E. S
Collins and Geo. Burdick, were in
truded to purchase the lot at once,
and tW dld 80 Wednesday of thl8
weelt. A building committee was al-
appointed, consisting of E. C. Mar-
tln j J Bryan, E. Kester, Mr. Fle-
gal and C. W. Rychard.
From the committee we learn that
the building will be either brick or
concrete. The lot purchased Is 66x
120. and the building will cover the
lo't ln width, but will not extend
more than 100 feet back, although
it rfhy be decided to build the full
length of the lot. Plnns will be drawn
at once and estimates given on the
probable cost of the entire building
It will also be ascertained the differ
ence in the cost of a two anJ three-
story building and if not too great
the committee informs us that tt
may decide on a three-story building.
In either case the lower floor will
have two large stor<? rooms, which
will be occupied by Messrs. Flegal &
Rychard. The second floor will be
used for office rooms, and the third
floor entirely for lodge purposes.
Will Move Hardware Store.
j. A. Stansbie, proprietor of the
Springfield Hardware Company, in
forms us that as soon as the Brown
ing & McKinney building is complet
ed that his stock of hardware and
furniture will be moved from its pres
ent location on Mill street to this
building. Messrs. Stansbie * Walker
have dissolved
partnership, Mr.
Stansbie taking over the entire stock.
It is understood that Mr. McKinney
is now interested in the firm, which
will continue under the old name of
the Springfield Hardware Company.
Slot Machine Robbed.
Some one entered the Hill pool
hall last Friday night from a rear
window, and with a knife or some
other sharp instrument cut a hole in
the back of the slot machine and
with a pry of some kind succeeded
in getting the back off of the ma
chine. The machine was one of the
25-cent kind, and as Mr. Hill did not
know how much the sack contained,
it is not known how much money was
taken.—News.
»NOR MAKES
BOARD APFOIRTMENTS
■
FULTON SAYS
VOLUNTEERS MAY
GET TRAVEL PAY
slonal capacity when she went there)
with White.
*ent up to Eugene to
attend the meeting of the Elks lodge
Yesterday Afternoon.
on Tuesday evening.
Yesterday afternoon, answering
I _ Mr and Mrs. Bruce Davidson, of
the same hypothetical question, in
Eugene, came down Saturday for a
response to which the alienist declar
visit with the former’s parents,
ed Thaw suffered from unsound mtnd
Mr.
and Mrs. W’m. Davidson, near this
and did not know the nature or qual
city.
ity of his act when he shot Stanford I
I nlted States Senator Fulton is ln White, Dr. Austin Flint, the first
Mrs. R. B. Job, of Madison, Or.,
visited in this city a few days the Portland today on his way to Salem, pert called by District Attorney
where a reception and banquet are to
rome In rebuttal, declared it to be
latter part of last week with her
be held in his honor, He will leave
opinion that Thaw did know the
cousin. Mrs. L. A. Tobias. She re
for the capital ln the morning, says ture an(j quanty of his act, and knew '
turned to Eugene Tuesday afternoon.
yesterday's Telegram.
,h“' the
»>... act
«... was wrong. When the
that
Died—In this city, Wednesday.
Senator Fulton absolutely refuses i court adjourned Attorney Delnas
March 13. 1907, at the home of Mr.
to discuss the ease of United States had not
begun his cross-examination I
and Mrs. W. L. Wright, Miss Lola
Attorney Bristol, other than to affirm of Flint. who was the first of the six
Alford, only daughter of Mr. and
the report that an agreement had alienists to be called by Jerome,
Mrs. J. R. Alford, aged 24 years. 1
been reached that he may hold office
After receiving Flint's answer to
month and 2 2 days. The community
until the next meeting of congress.
the Delmas hypothetical question. Je-
joins in sympathy for the bereaved
Senator Fulton says he believes j rome had read to the witness the '
I
parents.
some rel'ef will be granted by the
prosecution's hypothetical question,
Mallace Hawk, who recently pur
next congress to Western volunteer
chased the Bruce property near the soldiers ln the way of affording trav- which contained some 15,000 words-
and which required one howr and ■
M. E. ehurch, South, has moved his ellng I pay ;,
v
from
the Philippines to eighteen minutes in Its reading. This I
family
thereto
from Coburg, where
. .
.
-—•••> . San
=>«u Francisco,
rranejseo. where they were mus-
question contained the history of the
he has been residing the ^>ast fewjtered out.
case and the events leading up to the ,
months. Their many friends are
A bill was intrduced in the late
pleased to have them move back to congress authorising them to proceed night of the tragedy, including
Thaw's courtship of Evelyn Nesbit;
this city.—Bulletin.
against the government tn the court her account of her treatment by
of claims, under the old law, which White; the trip of Thaw and Evelyn
allowed 20 cents a day, at the rate of j to Europe before they were married,
20 miles for a day's travel. This when they traveled as man and wife;
bill was referred to the committee on the testimony of James C. Smith as
claims, of which Senator Fulton Is to Thaw's conduct on the night of the
chairman.
killing before Thaw shot White, and
of conversations between Thaw and
the alienists at the Tombs prison.
When the question was finished
Jerome again asked Flint if Thaw
Manager McCarty, of the 'varsity
knew the nature and quality of his
track team, late today received news
act, and If he knew the act to be
from Stanford University that they
C. F. Walker Hurt at Divide—B. G. wrong, and Dr. Flint again said,with
would accept a proposition to meet
Hengen, of Oregn Securities Co., out any qualifications, that Thaw
the Oregon track team here May 3.
knew his act was wrong and is there
Arrives—Ike Jones for Mayor.
Oregon will pay the expenses of a
fore liable for murder in the first de
team of Stanford men, which will be
C. F. Walker, of the late firm of gree under the statutes of the state
in the neighborhood of $500, pro Campbell & Walker, was brought of New York.
viding that the merchants in Eugene home on a stretcher Tuesday evening.
Delmas indicated that he would
will close. Since Stanford will ac He had been assisting his men at Di cross-examine each witness search-
cept an offer of Oregon it Is not vide, who were loading a car with lngly.
Jerome's sanguine prophecy
likely that a meet will be arranged round lumber, While standing on that the taking of testimony would
between California and Oregon. If the car he was knocked off by a be concluded tomorrow night has
this is done Oregon will be taken swinging timber and fell for a dls- been abandoned and those concerned
south.
tance of fifteen feet, striking on his ln the case again look forward to
hip. The hurt Is quite painful and April 1 as the earliest moment for
Mr. Walker will be laid up for sev- the closing of the trial.
CHANGE IN UNITED STATES
POSTAGE STAMPS eral days.
STANFORD
TRACK TEAM
HERE MAY 3
NEWS OF COTTAGE
GROVE ANO VICINITY
Heiigen Arrives.
Government Will Print Name of Post
B. G. Hengen, of the Oregon Se- |
Office Where Solti on Them.
curlties Company, came in on the af
The proposed change in the United
States postage stamp which has lately
been decided on is one of the best
moves that has been made by the
postofflce department for a long time.
The change, as it is proposed, is to
print on the stamps the name of
the postofflce where they are sold.
This will be done for protection
against robbery, and it can very read
ily be seen that it will prove very
effective . Although It is nearly al
ways possible for the Government to
locate postofflce robbers there has
been some Instances when criminals
have escaped. Several years ago the
postofflce at Chicago was robbed of
something like 100,000 stamps and
the robbers were never apprehended.
It was the genera) supposition that
the stamps were distributed through
out the country and disposed of in
small quantities, which is the general
manner of getting rid of the plun
der. Had the name of the postofflce
been printed on the stamps it would
never have been possible to dispose
of them without the robbers being
found out.
It is not known Just how soon the
new plan will be inauguarted, but
it is thought that it will be done
before long as it has been under con-
slderanon for some time.
CONVENTION
OF KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS
ternoon train yesterday and went I
out on the O. & S. E. this morning |
for a visit to the Champion mine in ,
Bohemia. G. M. Averill, of Cedar I
Rapids, Iowa, çame with Mr. Hen- j
gen. Mr. Averill is interested iu min
ing and is enjoying this first trip
I
In all probability there will be a
west of Colorado. The gentlemen I
; district convention of the Knights of
plan to remain ten days or more.
I Pythias in this city about the 25th of
Jones for Mayor.
April. District Deputy B. W. Strong,
At a nominating convention Thurs
of Roseburg, has wrttten to Helmet
day night, J. I. Jones was nominated
lodge stating that Eugene is entitled
for mayor. B. R. Job was htc only
to the convention this year, and sug
competitor, he receiving 38 votes and
gests that the local lodge take the
Jones 79. A H. King was named for
matter up. At a recent meeting the
recorder. Herbert Eakin for treasur
question was discussed, and prelim
er, and W. L. Hubbel, Oliver Veatch
inary arrangements made for holding
and George Comer for councilmen.—
the convention.
This district in
Western Oregon.
cludes the lodges at Roseburg, Drain,
C. E. Officers Elected.
Cottage Grove, Eugene, Junction City
The Christian Endeavor Society of
and one or two others. A large num-
the Christian church held its semi
i ber of delegates from these lodges
annual business meeting in the
will be In attendance In case the con-
church last Friday evening and elect I vention is held here, and a very In
ed the following officers: President,
teresting and instructive meeting is
Sophia Osberg; vice president. Mabel ;
: expected.
Coffman; treasurer, Bessie Hutchin
son; secretary, Lester Turpin; corres- ,
Saved Her Son’s Life.
ponding secretary, Jessie Baugh- | The happiest mother in the little
man,—Leader.
¡town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs. S. Rupee.
IShe writes: "One year ago my son
was down with such serious lung tro
uble that our physician was unable
to help him. when, by our druggist's
advice I began giving him Dr. King's
New Discovery, and 1 soon noticed
1 Improvement. I kept this treatment
New York, March 15.—At the
opening of the Thaw trial today on ' up for a few weeks when he was per
request of Delmas the cross-exam fectly well. He has worked steadily
ination of Dr. Flint was defererd, and | since at carpenter work. Dr. King's
Dr. William Hirsch, of Cornell Med New Discovery saved his life, " Guar
ical School, took the stand. Hirsch anteed best cough and cold cure by
answered the hypothetical question W. L. DeLano, Druggist. 50c and
I by saying that the person referred to $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Salem, Or.. March 12.—Governor
Chamberlain today made the follow
ing appointments;
State board of health appointed
are: Dr. A. C. Smith, Portland; Dr.
Alfred C. Kinney, Astoria; and Dr. C.
J Smith. Pendleton. Dr. A. C. Smith
is a Republican, the other two are
Democrats.
The governor appointed the follow
ing members on the state fair board:
'A. H. Downing, Shaw, Marion coun
ty. and W. A. Howe, Carlton, Yam
hill county. Howe is a Republican.
State board of sheep commisslon-
w»' W. H. Steusloff, Salem, for the
first district; Thomas Boylan, Ante
lope, second district; Dan P. Smythe,
iendleton, third district. The terms
of office are one, two and three years
respectively.
How to Remain koiing.
Smythe was appointed to the long
To
continue young in h»alth and
(•’rm, Steuslofl two years, and Boy
lan one year. Each commissioner is strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan,
’■lowed $1500 per annum for trav- McDonough, Ga., did. She says:
e >ng expenses, but draws no salary. "Three bottles of Electric Bitters
A president and secretary are to be cured me of chronic liver and stom
♦lected, the secretary to receive $600 ach trouble, complicated with such an
unhealthy condition of the blood that
Per year.
The first district comprises the my skin turned red as flannel. I am
J. C. McElroy, of Monroe, has his
following counties:
Washington, now practically 20 years younger ' was not suffering from such mental
M'lltnomah, Clackamas.
Yamhill, than before I took Electric Bitters. I derangement as prevented him from ■fine young stallion, Prince J. C., in
oik, Marion, Linn, Benton, Lincoln, can now do all my work with ease, knowing his a<< was wrong. Hirsch the city, and it has been an object of
L’ne. Coos. Douglas. Curry, Joseph- and assist in my husband's store next stated that there was no such admiration on the streets during the
Guaranteed at W. L. DeLano's Drug thing as a "brain storm' among sci- past two days. The animal is a full
and Jackson; second district,
entitle men.
'cousin to Lou Dillon, and was sired
**°' Sherman. Gilliam, Wheeler, Store. Price 50c.
Dr. William Pritchard followed Dr. by Memo. It is three years old and
rook. Lake and Klamath; third
of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas Hirsch. He gave the Identical re- was raised by Dr McElroy on his
‘«rlct. Morrow, Umatilla, Union, ¡State
1
sponses that Hirsch did. When he farm near Monroe. It will be train
County, ss.
’■ " allows, Harney, Baker and
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that concluded Delmas waved him aside ed on the track this spring.
w’lheur.
he is senior portner of the firm of when he was turned over by the dis
After Ten Years.
I F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in trict attorney for cross-examination,
M ar KIMH 1«; NEWS
announcing that the defense would •Mr. O. L Stephenson, of Peter
I
the
City
of
Toledo,
County
and
State
OF LOCAL INTEREST
borough, Ont., says: “For over ten
(aforesaid, and that said firm will pay not cross-examine the state's experts. years
I suffered constantly with piles,
1
Morris was down from Eu- the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
In quick succession Drs. Albert first itching, then bleeding; pain al
Sunday.
LARS for each and every ca e of Ca W Ferris. A. R Diefendorf and Dr. most unbearable; life a burden.
. n
of Eugene, was in tarrh that cannot be cured by the use Mabon were called. All were of the Tried everything in vain till I used
city on a business visit yester- of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
same mind as Hirsch and Pritchard. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Rold.
“I had taken but a few doses when
When Dr. Mahon's direct examina 1 noticed an improvement. I decid
FRANK J. CHENEY
wag a hug|npgg v|9jgtor
Sworn to before me and subscribed tion was concluded Hartridge, of ■ ed to keep on, and now, after using
Eugene the first of the week.
three boxes, I am glafl to say I am
in my presence, this 6th day of De- | counsel for the defense, attempted to [ completely cured. My general health
bn.i„œ Davldson wa» at Eugene on a cember, A. D.. 1886.
question Msbon regarding forms of has also greatly Improved. It gives
Insanity, but an objection was sus me great pleasure to recommend
»eek " ' Slt th* ,,,ter part of last
(Seal)
A. W GLEASON,
Notary Public. tained on the gjound that the New Hem-Rold to all sufferers with piles,
IxV1 9fSrr of Ju“ctlon City, was
and I feel convinced that what it has
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter York statutes specify only one form i done for me it will surely do for
In* _lh* city Monday, working in the
which
forms
an
excuse
of
insanity
nally, and acts directly on the blood
them.”
of the Modern
Price, $1.00. Dr Leonhardt Co.,
and mucous surfaces of the system. for crime.
Arthur s»n(jer|( WM Woodmen.
Hartridge did not pursue his ctoss- Niagara Falls. N. T„ proprietors.
at Eugene Send for testimonials free.
in attendance at a
F. J. CHENEtt 4 CO . Toledo. O examination further.
«TO
At the afternoon session Mrs Thaw
Sold
by Druggists. 75c.
“r »nd Mrs.
F. M. Klier werc-
Take Hall's Family PHI» tor con-1 was recalled and testified that she
delegai
called at Hummel's office in a profes-
the state grange situation.
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PORTLAND, OREGON
The public school basketball team
of this place went to Creswell iast
Friday and bumped up against a pret
ty hard proposition. The Creswell
boys played a rough game and virtu
ally knocked out three of the visiting
players. The score was 34 to 26 in
favor of Creewell. The return game
will be played at some future date.—
Junction City Times.
A Simple Cure fur
Pll* sufferers know that ointments
and other local treatments sometimes
relieve but never cure. They don’t
remove the cause.
There Is a little tablet that Is tak-
lnternally that removes the cause of
piles and cures them, no matter of
how lor., standing.
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