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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1907)
r EUGENE TEAM HILL MILITARY ACADEMY WON THE DALLES HIGH SCHOOL MEET PERKINS’ LIFE OREGON GIRLS INSORED FOR NOT PLEASED WITH HALF MILLION NEW YORK CITY BARN FISE Stubling's Columbia» from The Saturday night at 12 o'clock . A neck- Dalles were again beaten by a Eugene I Corvallis, Or. June 1. Lawrence, Kan., June 3.—Wheth A New York York, June 1 three team in a well-played game of ball Elgaard, who owns the old ttooi , * and-neck struggle between er Lucius H. Perkins, secretary of two miles west of the citv tJ.. rar’s paper today says: , leading teams that continued until yesterday afternoon. the board of bar examiners and pres McCormicks Fourteen Oregon Kiris who were ident of the Kansas Bar Association, the very finish resulted finally in a friskv colts were the lads that turned valuable Jersey cows and a goM h*''' by fire. It Is not known howX victory for the Hill Military team In the trick this time and the score was Bent here to study New York are ¡who di«*d yesterday from the effects started. Mr. Elgaard was tin tn/V* the big Oregon high school meet on 7 to 5 The Columbia» started the greatly disappointed with the coun- of a fall from the roof of his house, the O. A. C. track this afternoon.the run getting in the first chapter,when o’clock that night and everythin' U suicide or met an acci- try’s metropolis. New York is not 1 'committed all right at that time Captaf» nW,i successful Portland team coming out dental death »till remains a mystery. two men pranced across the plate. all that they Imagined from the full- Relatives declare of the struggle with 26 points to its These were the glfe of 1 mplre Jim man, who was on his way to F,, that there wa- e credit. The prize Is a handsome sil Hartlev. who did not call the first from the western end of'the page Sunday paper accounts of the nothing unusual In his going to the ver cup. __ , runner out for cutting third base by while passing along the road hi “1"' largest city of the Western hemis roof, and he was evidently intent on the barn on fire. He awokT The closeness of the struggle is at least twelve feet on his way home. «-red Elgaard. but it wa, too 1st “L“’ phere. The buildings along Broad luvestlgailng a leak He was Insured In the big life In shown by the fact that Portland high While Weed was protesting against way are small, the women are ’ac surance companies for over |500,000 cows, which had been »hm school and Pendleton high school th.- umpire's lack of vigilance the sec the while a fence around a grain Lu tressy” looking, the men impolite but his fatuity did not know h«- car teams tied for second place with 22 ond man slipped home before any one enough to retain their seats in the ried such heavy Insurance and an r____ each Baker City came next saw hint. After that Inning the vis- was being built. A wagon and ft points «ars while women stand, and the I investigation will be held horses were saved, but the cow. J with 18 jM'Ints, all of which were ftors were unable to find I* red De- left to perish In the fl.mL streets are dirty. Philip S. Bates is won by Kellogg, one of the stars nt Neffe’s bend.-rs often enough to count chaperon of the party and also chan the meet. Portland Academy took for anything until the eighth, when was Impossible to get where tJ cellor of the exchequer, because the 11 points and the relay race with its they made three more runs, bitt the were. girls hustled subscriptions for his The barn was a substantial m ™, silver cup for a prize, the latter event Colts were already so far ahead that ' paper. Mrs. C. E Redfi«»ld is the ture and was of good size The,» ' being snatched from Eugene high by no uneasines was felt. chaperone proper. Everybody at the were valued at $50 each. The twi Glass in a magnificent burst of speed The feature of the game was De loss is probably $800 or $900 X Martha Washington hotel, where the In the 220-vaid stretch comprising fanned 13 op- Neffe ’ s pitching. He tourists are stopping. sgr«‘e that the no insurance. ’ 1 “ his part of tlie half-mile race. Island posing batsmen and played like a girls are so sensible, so well-behaved The blaze was seen in town k. City school took 5 points, Eugene I, r._________ New York, June 3. - Thomas F. throughout. Marine, and so Interested in the higher Nightwatchman Croner and oft» Roseburg 4, LaGrande 3 and Corval professional the slabster for the visitors, went up things of life that Mrs. Redfield must Ryan has ended his days of activity I t appeared to be close In and lis 2. In the air in the seventh, and was ner awakened the firemen and Xu In Wall street. His departure for have an easy job. The summary cf events: substituted by Charley Taliafero in Europe on Friday signalized bis lftft-yard dash — Glass (P. A ), the eighth. The crowd present yas horses hitched to the engine toT Walters (Island City), Dart (Port not what it should have been, the lo ready to start in case an alarm breaking away from the personal land high); time. 11 seconds. management of the gigantic corpora cal management losing money on the turned in. but ft was soon karaei ° ' 880-yard run—May ( H. M. A.), game, the expenses being greater that the fire was too far out. tions with which he has been associ Breeding (Portland high), Burnap than the receipts. The score is as ated for the last 25 years. Th«« news (Corvallis); time, 2:07. of Mr. Ryan's retirement was con Pole vault—Jay (Pendleton), follows: Eugen«', JAMES 0. DAVIDSON Richmond, June 3.—An everlast firmed today in Wall street by those | Young (La Grande), Mlllering (Isl ab. r. h. po. a. e. ing memorial to Jefferson Davis, who knew him intimately and have and City); height 10 feet. Governor J, O. Davidsons career Illustrates the opportunities open to the pen ft 0 0 ft 0 4 ’ patriot and statesman," who was the watched his movements closely In the niless European who settles in America. Mr. Davidson came from Norway 220-yard dash—Glass (P. A), Hobbs. If............ 4 1 0 0 1 1 Edwards, 3b... . chosen leader of the "lost cause," stock market during the last year. Elmaker | Meier (Portland high), 0 ft 1« 2 1 There Is a Wall street tradition When he arrived at Madison, Wl»., at the age of eighteen he did not have a Hill, lb................. 4 and first and only president of the (Eugene); time, 24 2-5 seconds. o cent, and be owed for bls passage. But he had grit He worked bard, weut 0 0 1 3 Confederate states of America, was that Mr. Ryan’s ambition, after he High jump—Jay (Pendleton), Kel- Moshberger. rf. . 4 *> 0 into business, got Into politics and was sent to the legislature. He was 3 1 2 (Special Correspondence) Coleman. 2b... . 4 unveiled here today, the crownlnK became an Important factor In the logg (Baker City), Norris (P. A.); 2 ft 0 1 1 Portland, Or.. June 3.—Tren«, Hans, cf.............. 4 feature of the annual reunion of Con financial world, was to accumulate lieutenant governor when Governor I.a Follette became senator. Mr. Davidson I height. 5 feet 8 inches. 1 dous interest is being develoved ¡B 4 ft ft 13 $100,001»,000. This he has accom succeeded lai Follette and was elected governor for a full term later. 4 federate veterans. Twelve-pound hammer throw — Weed. c............... 2 1 the convention of the Oregon Devel- ft 1 2 4 Mrs. J. A. Hayes, of Colorado plished. His fortune Is estimated by ¡Kellogg (Baker City), Norris (P.A.), Whittaker, ss. . . 0 opment League June 21st and 22d 1 0 0 0 Springs, Colo., daughter of Mr. Da those In a position to know at con ¡Thornton (Roseburg), Swebke (Isl DeNeffe. p.......... 4 and large delegations are assured vis, pulled the cord that held the can siderably above that figure. and City); distance, 118 feet 5 inch 3 from all sections of the state as a re 36 7 10 27 12 vas shroud which covered the statue es. The Dalles. sult of the low rates of transporta The drawing aside of the veil Mile run—May (H. M. A.), Breed 5 3 tion. 2 1 1 An advance meeting of the which draped th«' figure representing ing (Portland high). Gregg (Corval VanLand’gh’m.ss 3 ft 0 0 0 1 presidents and secretaries of the d'■ C. Taliafero. If. . 4 the veterans' beloved leader and the lis); time, 5: 06 4-5. 2 0 1 1 1 ferent organizations composing (be first gun of the presidential salute Twelve pound shot put—Kellogg Mcinery, 2b. . . . 4 o 0 league will be held in the convention 1 2 1 which followed, was the signal for an ¡(Baker City), Taylor I H. M A ), .1. Pickett, 3b. . . 4 ft ft 0 0 1 4 room of the Portland Commerci«: outburst of cheers which was swol Tokio, June 3.—Leading persons Honoré Palmer, J. O. Storey and Thornton (Roseburg); distance, 41 •T. Taliafero, cf. . ft 1 Club (second flooi, Sixth and Aid»: I» 0 4 McCoy, c............... 4 len to thunderous applause by the in and out of polities seem to have a other capitalists interested in the Sto- feet 8 1-2 inches. 3 streets I Thursday night, June 20th. 0 ft 3 1 sons and daughters of tho veterans. 4 40-vard dash—May (H. M. A.), .Marine, p............ 4 H C. Bartrum, superintendent of feeling of apprehension regarding rey-Bracher Lumber Company's saw 1 at 8 o'clock. The hope of the league 1 0 0 I I Th«- event today was a fitting close to Japan's future relations with the ( Portland Maloney, lb. . . . 3 Bean (Eugene), Meier forest reserves, was in the city yester 0 officers relative to this meeting is 1 1 0 1 B. Pickett, rf. .. 3 what Is universally recognized ns United States. Actual hostility, how mill project here, arrived up from high); time. 55 4-5 seconds. day and Informed a Guard represen that the acticve men of Oregon nut probably th«' I hh I “great" gathering ever, Is not thought of, but it is Portland Saturday night and are now ( Baker Discus throw—Kellogg 8 be able to unite upon plans that will 6 24 13 33 5 of the Confederate veterans. The un tative that the government will build considered here that the peculiar po in the city. This morning they drove City), Taylor (H. M. A.). Jay (Pen a telephone line In the reserve from greatly add to the population of th« veiling of the monument was the fru Runs and Hits hy Innings. sition In which the federal govern out to the site of the sawmill which dleton); distance, 106 feet. .9 1 0 ft 0 2 4 0 X— 7 state, and agree upon some schem- ition of eighteen years of patient and Hazel Dell postoffice to several dif ment Is placed in regard to state au the company proposes to erect on 120-vard hurdles- Jav (Pendle Eugene . . ferent localities. The government will loving effort, and every man who Hits . . . . ft 2 0 2 0 2 3 1 X—10 which will secure the co-operation of tonomy and the defiant attitude of the Bangs’ park tract of land Just ton), Hawkins (Portland high). Me- o 0 0 0 0 ft ft 3 0— 5 the entire population of the state in wore the Southern uniform had In his furnish the poles, wires and instru- the labor interests against Japan's outside the city limits and along the The Dalles heart a deslr«» to b«> present A de . 1 1 0 •» o 0 0 9 0—- 6 getting the full advantage of the Hits . . . treaty rights, as manifested in the main line of the Southern Pacific votion which knows no equal In Nunutry. colonist rates which begin Septembe- second San Francisco Incident, make railroad, ond during the afternoon American history I» responsible for Three-base hits, J. Pickett, Mosh- 1st and continue until October 31st they have been driving through the the politicians here uneasy. 11» bulldlnx It was a work the berger. Two-base hit—Whittaker. The Portland rose show and fiesta surrounding country, taking South had to do without help. There Bases on balls—Off Marine, 3; off is to be a great attraction, and It Springfield on their trip. was no united nation to bear tke ex Begin Work at Once. DeNeffp, 1. Struck out—By Marine, will certainly be of much benefit to pense. Love and sacrifice were the At the Smeede Hotel, the present 4; by DeNeffe,. 13: Stolen bases— visitors from all parts of the state of masons who piled the ston«*s and Mr. C. Taliafero. Mclnery, Hill. Mosh- Oregon, as any movement that bring) Washington advices are to the ef headquarters of the party, spread the mortar that cemented berger. Left on bases—The Dalles, us nearer to nature’s beautiful thing! fect that th«> matter of the prosecu Palmer accorded a Guard reporter a them Into one enduring memorial. 2; Eugene, 7. Double plays,—Mc does us good. tion of E. H. Harriman and his rail short interview this morning as they A speech hy General Clement A. lnery to Maloney: Coleman to Hill, Dr. J. T. McCornsc. president of ; road merger Interests will be decid were about to start on their drive. Evans, of AtlantH, Ga., evoked the by pitcher—Maloney. Umpire, the Marshfield Chamber of Com ed this week. It is also stated that He Informed the reporter that his most applause. Th«* sentiment oc company will begin the construction Hartlev. Scorers — Sid Smith merce, spent two days last week ia the interstate commerce commission curred In the dedication of the "Rise of the mill within a few «lavs or just Pete Howe. Portland studying the advertising Is divided on th«- question, but their and Fall of th«' Confederacy’ by Mr carried on by the league and the attorneys are In favor of prosecution. as soon as the materials can be se Devis, and Is addressed to the "Wo cured and hauled to the site. Con Saturday ’ s Coast League scores: The president Is said to be against commercial bodies, and also to deoil* men of th<> South of Yesterday" a struction work will be rushed and it Portland, : Oakland, ft. San Fran upon plans which will result in tb* taking any further action. follows: is expected to have the mill run cisco. 4; Los Angeles, 3. Sunday’s greater advertising of the Coos Bar A Salem, Or., dispatch says: Prob "To the women of the Confcder scores: Oakland, 8; Portland. 2. country. ably influenced by rapid advances In ning within four months from the ac'’, whose pious ministrations t< present time . . San Francisco, 4-3; Los Angeles, 2-1. the price of prunes in California, Hon. John Barrett's addre», h«f ’* our wounded soldiers soothed the last The minimum capacity of the plant packers here have been raising their the Portland Commercial Club m hours of those who died far from th«' offers for 1807 contracts and on Sat said Mr. Palmer, will be 75,OftO feet ' Oregon’s Growing Influence in objecta of their tenib-rest love; whose urday at 2 3-4c basis price, or 4 l-2c of lumber every ten hours, or 150,- tlonal Affairs” was easily one of C* domestic labors contributed much to for tlie 40-7'0 size, was freely offered. 000 feet with day and night shifts. vedy best development speeches ever supply the wants of our defenders In This price has been refused by s«-v- The demand for the output of the delivered In Oregon. the field; whose aealous faith In our eral growers, however. According to mill will probably be so great that a The success of the Livestock Aw- ■ au»<- shon<* a guiding star undimmed the latest advices from California a night shift may be put on when the elation Is assured. Thursdav morn by the darkest clouds of war; whoso good running order. 4c basis price whs offered there sev plant is in fortitude sustained them under th« The following letter will be of ing at 1ft o’clock there will be n eral «lays ago. or 5 3-4c for the 40-50 When asked the number of men the SAMVEL GOMPERS. ’■rl’-stlons to which thev wer«> sub Interest to those who order copies meeting in the parlors of the Port size. Now tliHi buyers are active mill will employ, Mr. Palmer staled land Commercial Club to solicit en- jected; whos«* annual tribute express of patents from the patent office: President of the American Fed and the market advancing, th«» grow that he did not know exactly, but VICE ADMIRAL IJUIN. «•a their enduring grief, love nnd rev Washington, D. (’., May- 29, ’07. script ions for stock, and Portlsai the latest labor-saving machinery will ers ar«' doing a great deal of figuring owes the perfecting of the organic «■nee for our sacred dead; nnd whose eration of Labor, iuciii I kt of th» before making contracts. Of the Japanese navy, com Mr. Gustav Adolf Sachs, At the b«» Installed and th«' number of em tion to the state at large, for ever 1 Htrlotlsm will touch their children Civic federation and former cigar same time, it Is reported that quite ployes kept down to the minimum. Eugene. Oregon. manding a cruiser sent to th: to emulate the deeds of our révolu Sir: The Commissioner directs one realizes that the greatest wv* a number of contracts have been However, there will be quite an ar of the Lewis and Clark »xooottl™ maker. tlonary sires.” postage made. W. C. Tilson A- Co. report my of men at the mill, besides those Jamestown exposition at Norfolk. me to return herewith Th« grand parsde to the nnvell stamps, to the amount of twelve was the livestock show: that t»' having made contracts for about 45 , employed in the logging camps. Ing started at ll;30 a m. The mil A Slxty-Acrc Sil«- cents, which accnmpnni«d your letter ' greatest advertisement Oregon cars itary parade was similar to th«' first ments and the settlers in th«> vicinity The company has acquired sixty of the 18th instant, ordering copy I reived at the St. Louis exposition’<• William Brown A Co., of Salem, 1 «lav of th«> reunion, when the statue will do the work of building the line, Guire (Portland high); time. 18 sec of Patent No. 796, issued August the fact that "Loretta D.” by dur have bought the Scio wool pool, 20,- acres of land for th«» millsite, having onds. of Major-General G E. It Stuart was they to have the free use of the Sth, 1905, in the name of Chas. I ing first prize, proved to the »"j 000 pounds, at 21 1-4 cents. This purchased several small tracts ad unveiled, but there were far more phones as payment for their work. Broad lump—May (H. M. A.), D. Lovelace, for trap gun, for the i that Oregon was the world a J** Is the first pool of valley wool sold joining the park tract. There Is a veterans In gray In the line They The line will be put In for the bene thl t year. lake on the land, and this, with some Jay ( Pendleton I, Woodard (Portland reason that stamps are not receivable dairy country, and now with the lo» tion of both Armour and Swift, t appeared to have been saving their fit of the forest raugers, to assist Strawberry receipts at Hood River Improvements, will be utilized as a high I; distance. 19 feet 3 3-4 inches. by this office In payment of fees. gon and the Northwest should W atrength for thia event and ___ though ______ them In the work of reporting fires. Sunday were 220-vard hurdles — Latourette Your order has been placed on filed 150ft crates. The ber- log pond into which the logs front the ward in the developments o' n the walklnv was bad none who rould It will eventually be extended over Ties went at IJ per crate, one car- cars will be dumped and drawn up (Portland high). Dickson (Pendle and will be filled upon receipt of i stock and supply the Orient and ■ e walk at all shlrk«*d their duty. the summit of the mountains. to the mill from there Workmen will ton). Hawkins (Portland high); time five cents In currency. load shipment being made Along the line of march a dens«' ka. the best markets in the wor- at once begin clearing the land for 28 seconds. Respectfully. The tourist rates, at a Iho* ® , crowd lined the streets, the windows Portland Academy won the relay the mill. The slt«> is wooded and the W. W. MORTIMER. RECORDS SH ATTERED than one fare for the round 'rl’. were filled and many of the house event. trees will be cut down and converted Acting Chief Clerk. RY QUAKER TEAM into cordwood. ♦ tops cowed with cheering and sing > good for Oregon from all P*r’’, r DIED. 4 ing groups Flags were waved in ♦ United States, went on sale Si' Establish Logging ('ant|w Boston. June 1 Five star ath- 4 beating lime to stirring Confederate ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ In all the ticket offices through Logging camps will soon be estab- let«»s from the University of Pennsyl- airs In th«' great concourse of vet ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Kitlt-ey Iliaca»«'*« kre Too Dangerons the country. i valla won the Intercollegiate cham- llshed tn the timber along the Mo- 1 eran organisations which proceeded for Eugene People to Ncglcce. hawk, where the company has a large , ♦ MARRIED. M 1RRIEI). At Coburg. Saturday. June 1. 1907, ptonshrlp In the Harvard stadium to in perfect order was a constant suc TELEGRAPHIC BRIEF8 tract, enough timber to keep the mill j ♦ ♦ cession of bands and fife aud drum Henry C. Brown, aged 19 years, and day In what proved to b«» a Serb's of In operation for years to come. The ; The great danger of kidney trou 2 5 days. The funeral wan held Sun- wonderful ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ athletic performances. corps. bles is that they get a firm hold be Newark. N. J.. June The deceased waa New Intercolleglat«* figures were loggers will prepare the logs for the; fore the suff»’rer r-cognizes them Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. of day at 2 p. m At Fall Creek on Saturday. June lives were lost and heavy mill and pile them along the Wend born In Minnesota and came to Ore- written In six of th«» thirteen events Richmond, chairman of the central ling branch of the S P , and when Health is gradually undermined 1, 1907, at 10 a. m.. Walter Lyons done by fire this morning • committee. Jefferson Itavi« Munii- gon with his parents some time ago and one more record would have th«» mill Is ready for operation next Backache, headache, nervousness, and Miss Lydia Renfro. He was at work Thursday at ¡ Newark Turnverfn hall ® the gone down, that of th«» high hurdles, ment Association, mand an address of fall thev will he loaded on cars and lameness, soreness, lumbago, urinary street, and Joseph Hoeneke. Booth-Kelly saw mill, but was taken had not th«' officials redded that welcome, to which a response was troubles dropsy, diabetes and Bright’s POLTT WILL SEEK shipped here. and child were burned to flea- mad«« by Mrs William J Behan, of with a congestive chill and died very th«' runners were too much favored disease follow tn merciless succession Lite in Smith Resilience. Hoeneke was the janitor by the wind TOGA IN OREGON Mississippi, president of th«' Confed suddenly. Mr Palmer took possession of Don't neglect your kldnevs Cure the building and was sleeping Pennsylvania was given a splendid «■rated Southern Memorial Associa kidneys with the certain nnd safe fight for first place by seven men the E. C Smith residence In thia city, remedy. Doan s Kidney Pills, which J< mquln Miller Will Com,. \.irth fo apartments. tRE FEW tion. which he has leased for 115ft per from the University of Michigan, win how to tak«» care of Run for,S«-nr in | nit«-«l State» S«-n- Mrs. Geo R Holmes, of Routh Car has cured people right here in Eu I New Orleans. June 3 — The Penn month during th«» summer and fall. gene majority do not. ning by only four points olina. president of the Monument As M ill Live in Ijine County. an«l his familv will arrtv«- from New- ¡fence of the lower r0"/ ,«< sociation. made a reptirt o ft he work most Important or- sylvanians ««-ored 33 to 29 for Mich York within th« next ten da vs or two Mrs S Y Abbott, of 695 Olive I Greene-Gaynor case, 1«TI>I ' wli Yah- was third, with 23 points, Herbln«- will k«*«'p igan Oakland. Cal.. June 1.—Joaquin done and Representative John Sharp street. Eugene. Oregon, snvs ■ i.».« weeks and omnpv the house Mr. because 01 . > Williams, of Mississippi, read a re V C Simpkins. Al- and Cornell fourth with 15 points; and Mrs Smith left this morning for Miller Intends soon to d«*sert his $500,000 , t "I hav«- used Her- Princeton had 10. Syracuse 8 and an outing tn the mountains up the sickness and kidney complaint There home at Fruitvale and take up his ¡In government contract sponse that had b«a»n prepare«! by ; vanah harbor, was •««•"Lrti Harvard 7. Mra. Little George Henderson, pres was hardly a time when I could not residence In Oregon. The aged poet McKenzie, and will b«> away all sum Intercollegiate record» were broken ident general of the United Dough- attend to my hour-work, but this says his mining ventures have re an opinion handed down ■ ~ In the mile, the shot put, quarter mer. Mr-- Smith leaving In a few time I was completely laid up. Mv sulted so successfully that he has ed Stat«» circuit court 1er» of th«' Confederacy Th«» monu w««eks with her daughter. Mrs Rob- mile, two miles, high Jump and pole The sentence is four • „„nu» inent to Jefferson Davis is the crown to enter the political arena tnson. of Hawaii, for an extended trlp hack was so weak I could scarcely ____ — and fine» ing feature of Rlchnuind's great It la vault. Garrison, of Michigan, ran the through the East move without pain. I started doctor- and his purpose in removing to Ore onment each high hurdles tn IS 1-2 seconds, but monument avenue. It I» the com Co, Ln(\,n,<1 ,O<? Prescriptions gon Is to establish residence there $575,000. Kraenslln's record of 15 3-5 seconds bined work of E V Valentine and "---- * • Til* '** tslthoiit much benefit. Doan's Kid t-ii. *”'»’* "n en°rt ,o 1Rnd ,n ‘he will remain the Intercollegiate fig Oregon City. June ' -* _.t To TRAIIK Fl»R « » mid William C. Nuland, of Hi- huioud ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ney Pills were recommended to me I mted States senate. ure. Several of the other events were ♦ nt St. Paul's Epl ’- nP*’ , ♦ and 1 got a box. I continued taking Miller expects to leave the accepted the resignation born . We have two good »«»cond hand ____ almost up to new marks, the 100 ♦ ♦ hem and the pains and weaknew north In a few i days, when for hn will tp K. Hammond. "J* .,«•»* wagons and three second-hand top 'arris b»»lng run In lu seconds »nd ♦ ♦ left me My kidneys rained strength set industriously ' to work to he build the half mile in 1:57 7-8 buggies tn trad«' f«*r vot'd. jtor of the church for ■" ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ until I was entirely well again. I his political fences v ’ with the view Captain Garrets. of Michigan, led GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO. In Eugene. Jnne 1, 1907, to Joe. ran now do my work without the of becoming a figure in years. He will ro to Parker, prfniripai -J national pol- succeeding Rev. B E the field with 13 out of the 29 points Koke and wife, a daughter fties. least annoyance.” I. w«a tn the citv for the Westerners Garrels won has retired from the ml«” the (• uard that Hollister's R«»cky Mountain Tea For sale by all dealers prfc<> ja Miller will establish a residence on hurdle events from such N orth of Eugene, on the river mad, cents purifies the bliMxl. strengthens the both n very enjoy his mountain ranch on the Sulslaw Foster Milburn Co Buffalo ; $ Washington. J«n kt the im h«w»l Sat. nerves, regulates the bowels, aids fast men as Shaw of Dartmouth and June • 1. 1907, tn John Pennington S*aTeIWt’ ’°,e ”en‘’ ,Or ,he rnl,Pd river, in Lane county. Istant s” Hubbard, of Amherst, and also show Holmes, former »»• and i wife, a daughter. e el<ht graduateli the kidneys, cures stomach troubles, of the denari ment of o a<rf< builds up the nervous force and re ed his strength In the shot put by get- trial 1« pairs the ill efefeta of over-eating ting second pls«-e over Stephenson, of " nro‘'’st «P st La today placed on -ie fat»0 V " ,herf‘ *" "o Pretense Inal court in In W«»stern Oregon th*;e Sr« 4 ft Tea or tablets. 35 cents. Linn Drug Harvard. Haskins, of Pennsylvania, won the mil«» and half mile and Curt- Seventh Day Adventist enurches and Hoir -res »S’ faking Gardlnicr. the convicted leak" ça«“ Co. 1 mello. of Pennsylvania, won both 45 Sunday schools The Income of and sentenced briber of citv clttncll- dieted with Fred« .rick * Haskins' victory in th«» these churches during the past year I-and rrulaert' estimate bool's for 'the dashes < >«’ men. to serve his time in Jal. He Is and Moses Haas. of ____________ : ■ ; .1 1....; : . was $12.300. a gain of more than » his sentence is not conspiracy. expired, and has been ever since sen- Subscribe for the THOMAS F. RYAN HAS MONEY ENOUGH JEFF DAVIS’ STATUE IS UNVEILED AT RICHMOND PORTLAND MEETIIt JAP LEADERS FEAR WORK ON STOREY TROUBLE WITH U. S. BRACHER SAWMILL FOREST RESERVE DON'T SEND STAMPS TO PATENT OFFICE t
