forever. The precious head so often
nent guests of the week. Mr Fin­
pillowed on mother’s arm the years
ley is a very entertaining speaker
will never restore. When she Is tak­
and his lectures on Wednesday in
en to the open tomb we realize that
Villard hall were largely attended
the sacred form, with all our highest
and greatly enjoyed.
His subjects
earthly hopes and aspirations is bur­
for the morning and afternoon were,
led forever from our sight In that
'Home Life of Oregon Birds." On
ifcO Egg capacity for
little grave, and yet we know that
Wednesday evening Mr. Finley was
as a tiny grain of wheat is planted
entertained at dinner by his cousin,
Mrs. E. C. Lake.
Judge Gallowsy""haa sustained the 'ba‘ «
con'« UP 10
,old
Judge Hamilton, of the circuit
‘ in
z 'zzzz'z.
zz shall
"b*'! this, our little court, today handed down a decision
.
i.
...
i.
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beauty,
so
♦ ♦ ♦
demurrer argued in the suit to com­
—■*, rise in nt wneaa of life forever in the case of the city of Eugene
On Wednesday evening the stu­
pel restitution of fees collected by
against I-ane county, wherein the city
Secretary of State Dunbar, says the with the Lord. Safe from the world- put In a claim to the county for |5,- dents of the Divinity School of Elo­
' ly strife, safe from the snares and
cution gave an excellent recital at
Salem Journal. The matter was ar­
291.44, alleged to be due the city
pitfalls
that
await
the
precious
feet
the Christian church. A large and
as
road
tax
money
collected
by
the
gued before him late Thursday after­
noon by Counsel Bingham and Clyde at every turn of life's road, safe in county and never turned over to the appreciative audience was In at-
city. The county court disallawed the
Fulton for the defendant and L. H. the arms of Jesus, who gathers the claim and the case was taken to the tendance and passed a very enjoya-
Die evening.
Mr. Kellems, who Is
lambs
to
his
bosom
and
who
knows
McMahan for plaintiff. Mr. Fulton
l circuit court. Judge Hamilton re-
at
the
head
of
the elocution depart-
and
sympathizes
and
comforts
the
versed
the
decision
of
county
court
argued that no one had a right to ask
for the a return of the fees but the heartbrokt 1, little Dora has gone to in disallowing the claim and remands ment, is to be commended for the ex­
the case back to the lower court with
persons who paid them, and they join that bright band whose angels 1 directions to allow the claim and for cellent training he gives his pupils.
do
always
behold
the
face
of
the
♦ ♦ ♦
could not sue to recover for the state,
the county to pay the costs of the
Mrs. Gamber was the hostess to
suit.
but only for themselves, on the Father.
Another Decision.
Now as a father pltieth his chil­
the Thimble club on Monday after­
ground that the state had no right to
In the matter of the estate of w
allow such fees to
be collected. dren. so may the Lord love and com­ C. Spencer, deceased. Judge Hamilton noon. The day was changed from
Judge Galloway said he would stay fort those sorrowing parents and sustains the decision of Judge Chris­ Thursday to Monday on account of
over at Salem until this afternoon to teach them to say Thy will be done, man, of the county court, in approv­ Mr. and Mrs. Gamber leaving soon
ing the final account and the gift of for Eastern Oregon.
Besides the
hear all that could be presented as O God.
1500 to the executor.
club members, Mrs. Gamber’s guests
he desired to have the ease fully Believing and Knowing that he
were the Mesdames Warfield, Hud­
knoweth best and loveth best, |
presented on its merits.
dle, Arthur McAlister and Frank Mc­
Mother I see you with your nur-1
Decision of Galloway.
Alister. The club members present­
sery light.
In the suit of Sears vs. Dunbar the
ed Mrs. Gamber with two souvenir
court having taken the matter under Leading your babies all in white to i
spoons as a parting gift.
their sweet rest.
advisement, being suit of taxpayer
Christ the Good Shepherd carries j
to compel return of fees paid tc the
mine tonight
late Secretary of State Dunbar, in
At a meeting of Camp Hawthorne,
And that Is best,
amount of 8100,000, motion to
| United Spanish War Veterans, In the
strike out part of the pleadings was i cannot help tears when I see them armory las’ night those present were
twine
mustered in and the names will at
overruled. Demurrer to complaint. Is
I
Their fingers In yours and their once be sent to headquarters and a
sustained.
Judge Galloway, in ren­
charter will be sent.
bright curls shine
dering his decision, said the only j
At the meeting a communication
I
■
case cited by counsel for defendant J
On your warm breast.
■I
was read as follows:
was that of Sears vs. James, superin­ But the Haviour Is purer than yours
Eugene, Or., March 29, 1907,
To the Members of Camp Haw­
tendent of the state prison, where
or mine—
thorne:—
the Oregon supreme coure held that
He can love best.
As an expression of our high ap­
W G. Allen, P. E. Snodgrass and
suit could not be sustained by a pri­
preciation of the great respect you
vate party, but must be brought in j
show one of your fallen comrades, by F. E. Chambers, well-known citizens
naming your camp for him, we beg of Eugene, have incorporated the
the name of the state. The court
you
to accept a portrait of our dear Allen Orchard Company, with a cap­
would so bold in this case, as the j
ital stock of 110,000, and will file
Wistar.
result would be the same action.
Please accept also our best wishes their articles of incorporation Mon­
McMahan's Next Step.
for long life, prosperity and happi- day. They have purchased the 300-
acre Washburne tract near Irving,
nes to you all.
L. H. McMahan, counsel for Sears, :
60 acres of which is set to fruit trees,
B.
J.
HAWTHORNE
stated that he had served notice on I
The Storey-Bracher Lumber Com-
and they will cover the remainder
AND FAMILY.
District Attorney McNary, asking 1 ' pany, a Portland concern, which
The camp was named In memory of with cherry, apple, pear and walnut
that official to intervene In behalf of 1 owns a large acreage of Lane county Private Wistar Hawthorne, of Com­ trees, making one of the largest or- bigger part of the constructive work.
chards in the state. They fill plant
Oregon built up her case from the
the state and make the state party timber land, one tract of which is pany C, Second Oregon Volunteers, 100 acres this coming fall. The com-
who died at Manila.
plaintiff instead of Sears.
If Mr. In the Mohawk country and another
pany will later erect warehouses to foundation, and never for a moment
handle the output of the orchard.
did any of her speakers forget for
McNary declined to do this McMa­ above Cottage Grove, may In the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
wha she was working or a single
han said he would bring mandamus near future erect a large sawmill on ♦
♦
SOCIAL EVENTS.
EVENTH.
♦
proceedings under the decision of the a part of the old Meriau or Bangs ♦
step. They made the path of argu­
♦
Hunt vs. Williams case, citing decis­ I’ark tract northwest of the city. ♦
ment which they trod so plain that
ion by the supreme court, to compel Some time ago Attorney Charles A.
it resembled a wall of stone, when
ENT Is now past and society
enforcement of the laws through the liurdy, of this city, purchased from
Veatch put the last bit of cement into
will soon awaken feeling
district attorney's office. The mutter 8. Merlau 26 acres of this tract which
it.
very much refreshed from its
was argued at 1 u tn.
the latter retained at the time he
Moscow, Idaho,
March 29.—The
The Argument.
sold the park to Ell Bangs several but slightly Interrupted nap of forty University of Oregon, by the unan­
Oregon maintained that the fif­
Although Eugene society is
years ago, and during the past week days.
imous decision of the judge*«, won teenth amendment and the part of
Mr. Hardy has sold the land to the not marked by really strenuous days, the second of the triangular delmtes the fourteenth in the question were
still there has been expressed a cer-
Htorey-Bracher people, the deed be-
ta-tween th«- universities / Oregon, not doing the least good, and indeed
tain sense of satisfaction at its ces-
Ing filed for record at the county
Washington anil hiaho.
actual harm. They showed and evi­
sat ion.
, clerk's office yesterday afternoon. The
luist night's debate was bet vv ecu dently proved that all the great trou­
♦ ♦ ♦
price paid is not made public, the
Oregon unil hiaho. The <]u«*stion was, bles of the South were due to these
JustIce of the Peace Bryson today figure given in tile deed being fl00.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburn were "Resolved, That the fifteenth amend­ amendments. Oregon did not attempt
dismissed the case against Mrs. An­
J. (). Storey, one of the members of the gracious host and hostess to a ment and the second m-ction of the to approve of the disenfranchisement
nie James, who whs arrested In Port­
land the other dsy, charged with the company, was in Eugene a few banquet on Thursday evening, The fourteenth amendment to the fed­ of the negro, but rather believed that
grand larceny In the alleged stealing days ago and closed the deal for guests were the members of the local eral constitution shouldbc nja-aled," fuller suffrage would result in the
of a cheek from John Tunnell, of
Scottish Rite (thirty-second > degree with the provision that the difficulty repeal
of these amendments. Wash-
Creswell. The evidence In the case the purchase of the land. While he of Masonry, of which degree Mr. Os­
of repeal is not to enter into the dis­ ington denied most of these things
has been taken piecemeal for the gave out no information as to the
past several days, but it was not suffi- plans of the company, the Guard has burn is a member. At 9 o'clock the cussion.
and asserted that the amendments
clent to convict, and finally the Judge it from a pretty good source that it guests were led to the dining room
Idaho sii|>|H>rted the affirmative. were an actual power for good, and
concluded to dismiss the case,
It
of the Hoffman House, where the ta­ The Idaho teain consisted of James
that the condition of the South was
appears that young Kelsay, for is the intention to erect a large bles were arranged in a Templar
II. Frazier, Thomas C. Galloway and rapidly Improving.
whow arrest a warrant was first te­ lumbering mill there in the not far
On their side,
cross, and beautifully decorated with McKeen S. Morrow.
sued, but who cannot be found, la future.
The land borders on the
however, there was a lack of evi­
the guilty one and Mrs. James Is in railroad and is otherwise convenient­ cut (towers. An elaborate menu was
Oregon luitl the negative, the team dence, the affirmative
proof over-
no way connected with the case. L.
served, being as follows:
consisting of Tiles. Townsend, .l«-sse whelming their opponents, The neg-
ly
situated
for
such
a
plant.
There
At. Travis was her attorney.
Grape Fruit.
II. Bond and Francis V. Galloway. ative also failed to see the vital
Is a lake on the tract which could eas­
Oyster Cocktail
The Galloways, one of whom was on points at times, and gave much evi­
ily be utilized as a log pond,
Bullion
each Iciun, were cousins.
Perhaps dence that the home team ta med to
Mr. Storey and his partner, Mr.
Mackerel Salad
the cleanest argument of the evening their own account.
' Bracher, are
experienced sawmill
Grape Juice
was that of Galloway, of Idaho. The
, men,
having
conducted
a
big
Roast Chicken
Whealdon Opens.
contest was close, but the decision
. plant not many years ago near Seat­
French Fried Potatoes
C.
L.
Whealdon
opened the debate
was
earned.
tle, and Mr. Storey built the Wind
Corn on the Cob.
The Lorane bandit has appeared
for Oregon, and after defining the
River
Company's
mill
on
the
Colum
­
again
Thursday he was seen to
ice Cream
situation showed how the negro was
IDAHO AVON AT SEATT1JB.
enter the Melzner house, which Is bia, near Hood River. They were
Cake
deserted, and a posse of men was or­ formerly In the same business in WIs-
Seattle, March 29.—The I niver- forced to crime and debauchery by
Coffee
lack of respect for for law incurred
ganized to capture him If possible. consin.
Dr. Geo. Wall acted as toastmaster sity of Idaho won the debate last by the failure of enforcement of the
As the men approac hed the house the
Attorney
Hardy,
when
asked
by
a
night
on
the
negative
of
the
<|uestion
fellow was seen on the outside
and the following toasts were res­
He also carried this
that the fifteenth anien.inient should amendments.
They called to him to surrender but reporter today as to the truth of the ponded to:
he ran Into the house. Some of the report that the company would erect
not be re|>ealed, defeating the Uni- further and plainly but strongly de­
(’«1I at our store and carefully examine some of the 30 or 40 piano!
"The Origin of Scottish Rite," Dr.
men fired their guns In his direc­ a mill on the laud just bought front
scribed how the whites combined
which are open for your inspection, then be your own judge and
versify of Washington by a vote of
I W Hanis
tion. but not with the Intention of
against the negroes into one great
select Intelligently. Learn something of the construction, tone and
killing him, in hopes he would give hint, would neither confirm nor deny
"The Life and Achievement of two to one.
durability of pianos built expressly for western climate conditions
party regardless of principle and
himself up
He was seen to emerge i It, but stated that he knew little of General Albert Pike," Dr. Geo. O. De
the Weber* Chickering, Kimball, Cable, Schumann,
stooped to crime and fraud to pro­
from the cabin later and run
Sev­ ! the company's plana.
Bar (a personal friend of General
btory & Clark, Haddorft, Marshall & Wendell, Weser, Eilers Bro».,
eral more shots followed him, but
The 1'nlversity won the champion­ tect their homes against the Afri­
took
and
about
30 other makes.
i'lke).
he succeeded In getting away.
ship of the Northwest last night in cans.
He pointed out lastly how
.
—
L1LERS
PIANO HOUSE already has over 300 customer!
"Our Country.” Mr 1 .ark Bilyeu.
the big Trl-State League debates the discontent and crime in the South
n Eugene and Lane county, among whom are such prominent peo-
"The Shrine and its Relation to with the University of Washington would probably spread
GONE III I Mil FORGOT 1 1 A
over the
P|e 88 Pr°f- L M. Glen, Hon. R. A. Booth, Arthur Frazer, Hon.
Scottish Rite Masonry,” Mr. S. H and Idaho by wining the debate In whole nation and how
L. tv .
Wrs Rose Hollenbeck. Miss Mary McCornack,
all these
Friendly.
To the memory of our little dar­
w >Diu?y Di'Iard Patterson, Miss Quackenbush. M. Schneider, W.
Eugene by a vote of two to one and things were directly and indirectly
"Impromptu Remarks." Judge M. the debate at Moscow three to noth­ due to
ling, who passed away March 24,
n".8.' Dr T' W Harris- Louis H. Johnson. Belle Keeney,
the failure of the enforcement
Madge Battee, Amos Wilkins, Palmer Ayers, besides the leading
1*07.
In the death of Dora May
L. W. Guy, a former Lane county C. George
ing. As the decision counts one point of the fifteenth amendment.
chffrches,
lodges and societies all over the county.
"Toleration." Mr 8. M Yoran.
Fletcher, the one-month-old daugh­ resident, has rerently struck It pret­
and the vote of each judge one point.
Ed Hawes was the first speaker for
YOU
(AN
Bl V A PIANO TODAY CHEAPER than ever before,
"Our Host and Hostess," Dr. D. A Oregon made altogether seven points
ter of Hallie and Cauimle Fletcher ty rich In the gold mines of Northern
the negative. He brought out that
and on the easy payment plan if you desire.
on the 24th Inst, a sweet young life Idaho. A recent issue of the Wallace Paine.
Idaho won from Washington at Se­ the amendments were Inevitable and
vall and inspect our large stock.
The Invited
guests were the attle, it is understood.unanimously,
was prematurely ended and a grief Times has this:
that the whites in the South were not
that time can never heal has sad-
Kellogg. Idaho. March 25. I. W M essrs. Geo. Wall. F. L. Chambers. which gives her four points, leaving keeping the negro from the ballot
I
D. L. Cartmell, J. F. Washington only one point, w hich sh«
detted forever the hearts of her Idol­ Gay, a third owner In the Sydney F. E. Dunn,
unless he was unworthy. He showed
Izlng parents. When death cornea mi group, located on Pine creek, and ad­ Robinson. L. Bilyeu. I>. A. Paine. made by convincing a judge here.
that the condition of the negroes
Geo.
O
De Bar. F. M Day. I, I.
unexpected It seems more than the joining the Nabob on the east, came
The Debate Last Night.
was nearly as good as that of the
heart can bear, but when in a vio- In from that property Friday night Whitson. S S Spencer. S. M Yoran.
The debate at the theatre last whites, and that they were good clt-
T.
W.
Harris, S. II. Friendly. O E. night was red hot. though there was izens.
ment’s time, without a note of warn- and reports one of the moat Impor­
Ing, our beat beloved are snatched tant strikes yet made on Pine creek. Smith, J. D. Matlock. B A. Waah- never any serious doubt as to which
J. R. Latourette spoke next for the
burn«, K. E. Hyland. M O. Warner.
from our arms God clone can know He says:
side had the upper hand, Ii fact. It affirmative. He brought out very . dis­ rebuttals, and then went to the point
the anguish and he alone can com­
good-sized audience went away
" We have uncovered five feet of W. P. Cheshire and Judge M. c. was a big surprise that Washlng- tinctly that the white element was
that the amendments were not en­
The judges »«’
well satisfied.
fort the hearts that are breaking first-class concentrating ore on« fcot George of Portland, the guest of ton received the vote of a single
willing for the negro to vote where forced. never were and never will
M. C. George, of Portland Dr
Little Dora, with sweet and winning above bedrock without a single blast honor.
judge, and that they did so shows worthy, and were spending more be' This lack of enforcement bred Hon.
♦ ♦ ♦
Johnston, of Portland, and H<*
ways, csptured the love of all who It ts my opinion that thia Is one of
the variability of human judgment. money to make them worthy than the in the negroes and whites alike a S. R.
knew her beautiful and sweet dis­ the best strike« ever made In the
Mrs. George W Smith was th. Nevertheless, the negative team put
J. K Weatherford, of Albany.
negroes pay in taxes. He added ad­ disrespect for the law which, espec­
position
She was the sunshine of Coeur d'Alene mining district, in charming hostess to the Priscilla cl' j up some good argument, their chief
ditional proof and enforcement of ially tn this country, might become
her home, the bright centre around that the vein la solid and above bed on Thursday afternoon, at her Lome fault lying In lack of organization
Reginald W. Briscoe, who worH
Whealdon's argument.
fatal to the national welfare.
In
which the whole family revolved, It rock I might say at the grass roots. 80S Oak street. The afternoon was and the failure of Rasmussen, the
I harles R. Hall, for the negative, closing his speech he summed up the in Eastern
_______ ______________
Oregon as a farm
was her loving caress on her cheek The present showing establishes a passed with cards and needle work last speaker, to perceive the vital
said that the amendments were not argument for his side so effectively under the name of John Murphy N**
that wakened mamma In the early vein for the Sydney of not leas than until 5 o'clock, when Mrs. Smith points of the argument. Hall, the
the cause at all for the troubles of that Wm. R Rasmussen, leaader for fallen heir to a large fortune in EM
morning hours, and the tired eyes 4000 feet In length
In addition to the second speaker, seemed to put up
A picked speci­ served luncheon
the South, and that the fifteenth the negative, failed to touch a vital land.
Teal &
Martin, who
would not close at night without a men of the ore uncobeerd gave assay members. Mrs. Smith's guests were the best talk for the visiting team
amendment rather protected the or central point In his speech
After charge of It, cannot find Murphy
peekaboo with papa,
The restless returns of 39 per cent lead. 24 per the Mesdames S S. Spencer. W. H. though Hawes, the first man. did
blacks by making the South try to Rasmussen's speech Veatch pointed
little feet are quiet now. the dear cent zinc and 17 t» ounces In silver Hoffman and Julius Goldsmith.
very well. For Oregon Veatch un cultivate them to a standard There
out the fallacy of the stand of his
♦ ♦ ♦
hands whose every touch brought to the ton.'
E. W. Bartlett, of La Gran*
doubtedly was the star, for he sur 'hey might become good cotIzens.
opponents, and resumed his argu-
joy and gladness are forever ell1* d;
"The holdings of the Sydney He
Mr W. L. Finley, of Portland, passed even his own brilliant reputa
merly register of the land
J. G Veatch. leader of Oregon, ment.
the baby voice that filled the house between the Nabob and the Highland the president of the Oregon Audobon tlon. Whealdon and latiourette. th*
that city, has been sentenced
*
then irow and made the speech of
Members of the Glee Club fumiah-
with the sweetest music is bushed Chl«t."
slciety, has been one of the protnl- other two Oregon speakers, did the
months in jail for extortion, ’
ths night He made some strong
M music for the evening, and the
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OREGON WIN DEBATE
IN TWO STATE MEETS
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Investigate the Mechan­
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CASE AGAINST MRS.
JAMES DISMISSED
LORANE BANDIT IS FIRED
AT BY THE POSSE
I. W. GAY OWNS
RICH 60LD MINE
EILSRS PIANO HOUSE
EUGENE, OREGON
member of the city council.