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SECRETARY OF STATE REFUSES TO FILE ILLEGAL PETITIONS AGAINST OREGON UNIVERSITY for the new era of the widest pub A. C. Jennings, viewer ... . licity and of fair dealing on the part 33 00 ru :ips of railroads with stockholders, pas C. M. Collier, surveying . . 4 7.50 1 nunc sengers and shippers. We ask the H E. Prlndell. chainman.. 10.00 consent of no mail in carrying out 1 Hiram Prlndell, chainmail. 10.00 , this policy; but we gladly welcome Ellsworth Prindell. axman I the aid of every man in puerfecting 10 00 •*«--•--• •• details, - - — and in sei..... „»curing the law iu its 31.—Joseph \V. John Lee. axmau ................. 10.00 The c city park board held a nieet- ' its enactment and the faithful olis ler- for president, and J. W. Truax, axman 5.00 Ing last vance of its wise provisions We se eek of Minnesota, for P J. McPherson, viewing. . . t evening at which time It 24.00 , was dec •ided to set aside Thursday, I nothing revolutionary We ask for the tip fresh from A C. Jennings, viewing . . . such laws as in their essence now no» 2 4.00 June 13. , as a day on which the Hen probable nominees C. M. Collier, surveying... obtain in the staid old common«, alth 35.00 dricks’ p park should be cleared of tin- of Massachusetts; such laws as obta’j H E. Pritidell. chainman ♦>-00 in England. The purpose of those 'f Hi rani Prlndell. chainman. 6.00 I us who so resolutely believe in the pus room, a building for the mechan Ellsworth Prlndell, axniati. 6.00 4 ical department and probably an ad are Invalid and should be rejected new policy, its thorough carrying out ♦ John Lee. axman. . and in its progressive development 4 the Guard: ditional girls' dormitory will be erect by the secretary of state. ♦ To Salem, Attorney Ford contends that it Is is In no sense punitive or vindictive Or., June 4.—In an ♦ ed. and much additional equipment N. Melvein. axman .... ♦ opinion from Attorney-Gen ♦ for the several departments will !>.■ not necessary to place the whole title We should be the first to protest J McPherson, viewer . . . ♦ eral the Secretary of the referendum act in referendum against any form of confiscation of 4 of State purchased. It is also expected to add ♦ Jennings, viewer. . . . to file the university 4 to the faculty in order to keep pace petitons. as he admits would be ne property, and whether we protested 4 refuses Collier, surveying. . . ♦ referendum petition. Sult with the growth of the enrollment cessary for petitions for the iuitia, or not I may add that the supreme ♦ tive, but that it is sufficient to put court could be trusted in any event instituted immediate 4 Row land, field notes. ♦ will by be the the essence or abstract of the title to see that there should be nothing petitioners. 4 E’erry Account. 4 ly in the petition. As another reason done under the guise of regulating I H. VAN WINKLE, 4 4 Grant Hendricks, ferryman that the intention of the makers of roads to destroy property without 50.00 Asst. Atty. General. ♦ ♦ P Sylvester, ferryman. . . . the act was not that the use of the just compensation or due process of 4 30.00 ♦ full title of a measure should be man law. As a matter of course we shall J esse Wallace, ferry work. . .90 4 4 4 datory, he cites the provisions of an punish any criminal whom we cun John Howard, ferryman... 30.00 other section of the initiative and convict under the law; but we have l*au|HT Aivimnt. referendum act which requires that no Intention of confounding the inno If the money appropriated by the legislature is not further held up by Powell, care pauper., Salem, Or., June 3.—Tilmon Ford, the petition sheets shall be seven cent many and the guilty few by any litigation it will be available at counsel for the petitioners for the inches wide by ten inch» in length, ill-judged and sweeping scheme of ims A l’arvin. pauper once. The board of regents of the referendum of the state university and he argues that the full title of vengeance. Our aim is primarily to university will hold a meeting soon appropriation act, the sufficiency of many of the acts of the legislature, prevent these abuses til th«* futur. and finally determine In What manner which is held in doubt on account of citing house bills 57 and 32 4 ua ex Wherever evil doers can be, it will be expended, although the the title of the original bill having amples, could not be printed in this shall be brought to justice: an< 10.00 plans are pretty well defined already. been printed on the petitions Instead size of petition and h'ave room for criminal, high or low. whom we ROGER Sri.UVAX. President Campbell is out of the city of the "full and complete title of the twenty signatures. The word meas reach, will receive2 immunity, I 0.00 Democratic national committee today, but It Is learned from other measure,'’ as required by law, has ure. he argues, is generally used the rights of innocent Investors eal, groe sources that a part of the money submitted his brief to Attorney-Gen when speaking of a proposed law be- should not be jeopardized by legisla man for Illinois, who is strongly 0.00 ___ fore it finally goes into effect as a tive or executive action; we sand Io«, will be used In the purchase of the eral Crawford. The brief is design- Russell, cure of , law. "The title of an act is no part i no legislation which would fall heav opposed by William Jennings Kincaid twenty-acre tract adjoining ed to induce __ Mr. C Crawford alter but the name or designation 191.75 ___ .nr«’ to a law Li..--- »«.« ily on them, instead of on the orig Bryan. the university grounds for more cam- his written opinion that the petitions given it by the makers.’’ / Drug Co., niedlciue. . .90 inal wrongdoers of beneficiaries ol w Newland, groceries. . ■ the wrong. 4.00 PRINCE WILLIAM. 11 ■ 1 for the next Democratic national • • « « convention. M Peery, medicine.......... 2 95 ors who upheld the hands of Abra that period has been a suit not mere Member of royalty, in command Recent legislation. A. Jayne, services............ ham Lincoln; for when history defi ly warranted, but required by the 4 50 Roger C. Sullivan is in New York The admirable legislation of recert attending a gathering of the clans. of a Swedish war vessel at the nitely awards the credit for what was facts; a suit in the interests of the Treasurcr'a Account. done in the civil war. she will put the people as a whole, and, in the long ; years, in taking away from the rail Before going he did not conceal bis Eug»ne I,. A 8. Bank, ex Jamestown exposition. services of no other civilian, save run, particularly in the interest of j roads the power of giving illegal fa desire to see a combination made change on draft................. 6 15 alone those of Lincoln, ahead of the the stockholders as well as in the in-' vor. has taken away from them one that would insure the nomination of _ -------__ _ .... .... of the illegitimate methods by which Folk and Johnson, services of General Morton. No oth 1.00 derhrush and trash and to beautify assurances R. E. Eastland, stamps. . . . Indianapolis, May 30.—Pres'den» er man who rendered such services as terest of business men of property I they used to protect themselves from reached some of Quiet ..... ........ R. E. Eastland, county treas Mr. - Sullivan's generally. There can •_____ be no ___________ swerving impro|»er attack; and it is therefore the tract as much as possible. Ev tk ______ Roosevelt and party, accompanied by he rendered worked under such terri-* from the course that has thus been friends in Chicago tonight that the urer ........................................ ! necessary that upright public 100.00 erybody Is invited to go out to the ble disadvantages, and no man with New York confab had settled Vice President Fairbanks, arrived to the Ina C. Edwards, clerical mapped out in the legislation actually 1 vants should be as vigilant to protect park with an ax. a spade, a saw or _________________ day at 10:48 a. m. from attending the out his Iron power could have achiev enacted and in the messages in which them against harm as to prevent course of the party chiefs. anything that can be of use In the work...................................... ed what he achieved during the last I have asked for further legislation legislation, them from doing harm. Undoubtedly work Lunch and coffee will be funeral of Mrs. McKinley at Canton, two years of the war, when he man AsaesNor'a Account. served to the workers. It Is proposed We best serve the interests of honest ¡many high officers among the rail to attend the ceremonies incident to aged the state government of Indi railway men when we announce that road men have followed the extreme | B. F. Keeney, county asses to clear several acres of the tract as Following are the claims allowed the unveiling a monument to Major ana solely on money obtained by we — sor .......................................... will — ’. this ly unwise course of endeavoring t in follow •..»■— out — i" iCeciselv 125.00 a beginning for extensive improve pledging bis own personal honor and General Lawton, at which time the course, it is of course of reai, which the park board has In __ , of defeat the enactment of proper law» by the county court of Lane county. i B. F. Keeney, postage, etc. . 2.15 ments president has consented to make the personal fortune; and yet never for] j ultimate conservatism. mind for some time in the future. There will for their own control, and of cn May term: [Martha Schooling, deputy one moment relaxed In the help he principal address. The president and be no halt In the forward _ movement nud -------- . ideavorlng ---------- • —n to thwart, « «... obstruct un. I net ntn Road Account. assessor.............................. .. vice president were met at the depot gave to Lincoln and Chase and Se toward a full development of this bring Into discredit the adtiilnlstr.i- 63.50 il D Edwards, county com- ward and Stanton in the cabinet, to .1. W Campbell, road work. $ 3 on F. M. Tucker.deputy assessor j policy; and those who wish us to i “ by a large reception conimitte in car 73.00 15.00 , mlssloner............................... tion of the laws. But the folly of riages. at the head of which were Grant and Sherman and Sheridan and 'take a step backward or to stand still I some of their number in no way al Yoran Shoe Store, leather. j H. M. Price, county commis .40 J. W. Belsbaw, deputy asses Thomas in the field. It was work Senators Beveridge and Hemenway [if their wishes were realized w< uld ters our duty, nor the wisdom of per Simon Boedlghelmer, road sor .... sioner ..................................... 37.50 57.00 and Representative Overstreet. They that only the strongest man could - find that they had invited an out- forming this duty in a spirit of ab work....................................... ; Charles B. Dona bison, dep- have done, and it was work vitally Printing Account. were at once driven to Vice President Ibreak of the very radicalism they solute just ce alike to the railroad, wty assessor................... 30.00 i Guard Publishing Co., print Fairbanks' home, where luncheon necessary for the sake of the nation fear. There must be progressive leg 1 the shlpue» and the general public. Ole Sanes, road work.......... to do. ing .......................................... I. P. 1 Inman, deputy assessor M. C. Goodenow, road work was served. islative and administrative action for 12.90 65.00 Finally, friends, let us never fot At the monument place. University the correction of the evils which ev- 'that this is not merely a matter of Ole Sanes, road work............ Present Day Problems, I. P. I Inman, deputy assessor 65.00 [Junction City Times, print Square and St. Clair Park, nearly business but ____ also _ a — mar.tr The_____ . .. of morals Sluslaw Lumber Co. nails. . men of ____ the generation which pry sincere man must admit to have ( ___________ ing................. .......................... C. A. Brown deputy assessor 8.00 40.00 20,000 school children were massed fought the civil' war"had"their "meat existed *“ railroad management in the ¡The success of our“7''‘ r.-sieiu <»f F. C. King, road work.......... L. Y. I Congdon, deputy asses- Oregon State Journal, print to greet the president. A", business tasks to perform. They met Them , past. g h addltlonal legislation as that | government depends np-iu our dis L. M. Hoselton, road work. ing ........................................... •or was suspended in 'he city. 111 ? weath a« strong men should have met them I ,_ _u.,u . . 9.00 ‘friminating between men. not with ... er was cloudy but pleasant. for which I have asked in the past, reference to whether they are rich A. C. Wells, road work.......... Wiu. G. Martin, printing.. They did them, and we, their chil [Marlon Morris, deputy asses 15.25 Seated with the president and vice dren, profit by their mighty deeds. and especially that for which I asked or poor, whether they follow one oc F. B. Harlow, road work. . . sor .......................................... liiMine Account. 80.00 president at luncheon were forty But no generation can ever plead the in my message at the opening of the cupation or another, but with refer I Henry Schwarzer, road work ¡0. D. Edwards, deputy asses John Lawrence, guard.......... 4.91 guests, including Governor Hanley great deeds of its predecessors as an last session of congress, it not mere ence solely to whether they act as i Henry Schwarzer, road work sor . . . . . .'........................ and other notables. 22.5« I}, A. P»lne. examining in excuse for failing to perform its own ly in the interest of the public, but honest and upright citizens should Following the luncheon began the duties. Our duties are those of peace most emphatically in the Interest of act. Let the local attorneys of the Booth-Kelly L umber Com sane . , , ................... tit»«» J. W . Belshaw, deputy gs- 5.00 march to the courthouse grounds for end not of war. Nevertheless they every honest railway manager and of big roads keep out of politics; and pany, lumber...................... 25.19 *«»sor............... .. LT.50 ay iyoy lffrde|»( . < • • V»’8C.. : bs tn the unveiling ceremonies. Solid are of the utmost importance; of im all Investors or would-be investors in when they have to appear before the . Henry Howard, road work - . 2.00 W. L. Cheshire, examining Willirw« Act'ouili banks of people gave the president portance to ourselves, and of still railway securities. There must be national or any state legislature let 10.50 Wm. .Tani^S, witness.......... an enthusiastic reception. Acting ns greater Importance to the children vested ill the federal government a their names be pin on a special reg J. A. Henderson, road work, 5.00 Tso ' TtisànA.................................... escort to the president were three who in a few years will take our full power of supervision and control ister. and let their business be above- fiord I.umbjr Co., spikes. . 4.50 [ George James, witness.... Geo. O’B. DeBar. examining 4.50 battalions of infantry, and one bat places as the men and women of this over the railways doing Interstate board and open. There are black Wm. Kyle & Sons, road nails 5.00 Clarence Janies, witness.. Insane .................................. 5.00 tery of artillery of the regular array, republic. _____ _______ _ wish ___ to __ show „„„„ „ ul_ business; a power in many respects mailers in public life, and the cit 4.50 If we our- Hurd Lumber Co., service. . 6.0.) T. W. Harris, examining in . Dor» James, witness............ and the parade included theJs’atJonal selves worthy heirs of the men of the analogous to and as complete as that izen who is honest will war against 4.50 Guard nd veterans of * the G. A. ” R. civil war we must do our tasks with the government exercises over na-1 the man who trie? to blackmail a rsll- Wynne Hdw. Co., merchan I John Tunnell, witness.......... sane ......................... .............. 4.50 f>.O0 At the courthouse grounds ar the thoroughness with which they tloual banks, it must dise ...................................... r, * 78.52 ------ posses.} ,ne[ t [road or a big corporation with the L. W. Brown, examining In ? ’ 7s. Ti. 8. Kolsav, witness. 1.70 rangements were made to seat se/cr- did theirs. bower io exercise supervision over the lt»m» stern determination to punish ■ I J. E. Damewood, road work. sane ........................................ 8.7Ò Annie James Webber.witness al thousand people, including veter 4.30 Great social and Industrial nrob- future Issuance of ■»»»zx-svCT stocks aim and bonds, him as thè infili who corruptly favors | David O. LaCure, road work 5.00 ______ _ j . ,. n • .L , . pltn^r th .... .. — — . . ---- • 5 05 ans of the G. A. R. F. M. Day, examining insane J. S. Benson, witness. .,.,, either through a national incorpora lems confront us, and their solution 5 90 5.00 such corporation. ilitf 1st the rail [ W. F. Potterf, road work . .. The program began with an invo demands on our part unfaltering tion (which 1 should prefer» or In 49.50 E. C. Macy, witness man remember that to ptirchttse 5.90 Gross Hotel, board, etc. . . . 12.00 • cation by Rev. Dr. Lucas; address by courage, and yet a wise, good-natured some similar fashion, such supervis road i A. P. Walker, road work. . . 29.0» A. W. KItUe,. Witness Immunity In wrongdoing or to defeat Circuit Court Account governor Hanley; music by the Sev self-restraint; so that on the one ion to include the trunk publicity of blackmail by bribery is the worst and I L. Peterson, road work .... 5.90 3.50 Mrs. Elina Mainbrldge, wit D. 8. Smith, service............... enth Regiment Band; reading of the hand we shall neither be daunted by everything which would-be investors most short-sighted of politics. Let I John M Price, road work . . 5.60 25.00 poem of dedication to General law difficulties nor fooled by those who and the public at large have a right the plain people Insist on the one ness ...................................... John M. Williams, exiwnses 5.90 3.55 ton. by James Whitcomb Riley: in would seek to persuade us that the to know. The federal government hand on governing themselves and on ■ Burbaeh & Bristow, services . 12 00 M 11 Ham Bainbridge,witness Reform Melloni Account. 5 90 troduction of the president by Gov difficulties are Insuperable; while on will thus be al>le to prevent all over the 69.43 Henry 8. McKibben, wltni'ss other hand on doing exact Justice Gross. Bros., services............ .. . . ................ 5.90 Fred Fisk, . trips ............ 32.35 ernor Hanly and President Roose- the other hand we are not misled capitalization in the future, to pre Ito the railways. Let the big rallroid Archie Morgan, road work, 3.50 A««enMii<'nt and Tux <'ollect Ina Justic«' Account. vent’s address. ■ into showing either rashness or vln vent any man hereafter from plunder man scrupulously refrain from any E. C. Potterf,work on crush J. C. Parker, clerical work . President's Address. 30.00 t dictlveness. Let us try as a people ing others by loading railway proper .effort to Influence politics or gov- R. 8. Bryson.' Justice of the more than one reason For_______________ ._____ I am pe- I to show the same qualities as we deal ties with oliligations and pocketing I eminent savs m it f« tia Jitr of er- i er .............................. .............. 12.50 Tax Rebate Account peace .................................... 53.05 culiarly glad that this year I speak with the industrial and secial prob the money instead of spending It r* I—- -• r-- • » Tf- I B H. Lyons, lumber............ F. L. Chambers, rebate. . . . 2.00 J. 4 08 J. Bryan, witness............... on Memorial Day in the state of Indi lems of today Jhat Abraham Lincoln improvements, and in legitimate cor to try r«v J»-., 1.50 W. W. Calkins, rebate.......... •> * r"d go» | □. F. Camp, road work.... 13.48 6.5 4 ana. There Is no other class of cit showed when with indomitable res porate purposes and any man acting C. W. Ryihard, witness.,.. .. --- - ------- -- . oullu j,, roan worn .......... 1.50 ' Sd Bundy, road work.......... 1 2.00 8. R. H. Laird, rebate............... izens to whom we owe so much as to olution, but with a kindliness, pa in such fashion should lie held to a 14.26 N. B. Hunt, witness.......... their turn reme»**-- vbat it 1« Albert Morgan, road work 1.50 the veterans of the great war. To tience and common sense quite as re criminal accountability. It should be In 68.5 I MiHccibiiK-ouM Acocunt. ...................... - .......... .. i their ••• .. Walter Wilmott, witness. . 15 0 them it was given to perform the one markable, he faced four weary years declared contrary to public |H»licy sharpest way between .„a n.fiway Wtn Driskill, work on tank 5 00 G. O. Telephone Co., service.... 25.80 Bassett, witness.......... feat with which no other feat can of open war in front of calumny, de henceforth to allow roads to devote I man who does wrong and the railway | P. C. Olsen et al, land for 1.50 Irwin-Hodson Co., book. . . . 28.50 tie compared, for to them it was given , traction and intrigue from behind, their capital to anything hut the man who does right. B. E. Shanan, witness. .... 1.50 road........................................ 53.15 Chas. L. Scott, services. . . to preserve the Union. Moreover, and at the end gave to his country transportation business, certainly not 1.50 Duty of tlie Wealthy. Juror'« Account. |.L W. Peterson, lumber. . . . you men who wore the blue, blessed men whom he served so well the to the hazards of speculation. For 21.00 Chambers-Bristow Co., ex Let the man af great wealtn re- Y. Abbott, juror ............... 1.00 I beyond the victors in any other war nlood-bought gift of a race freed the very reason that we desire to 1 member that, while using and enjoy T A. Fountain, services. . . . 16.65 change on draft................. 5.80 Detniering. juror............ of recent times, have left to your and a nation forever united. favor the honest railroad manager we ing It, he must nevertheless feel th;<t A. G. Ltindun. road work . . 1.00 32.00 Chambers Hdw. Co., mer countrymen more than the results of should seek to discourage the activ he is in a sense a trustee, and that : w. W. Darnetiie, road work A. Davis, Juror.................... Rights of Property. 1.0(1 27.00 chandise ............................... 1he triumph, more even than the man whose only « concern 22.65 One great problem that we have ities . of the ; —.......... . ■.■•■J um vrn . eonsisieiii wneiner in ac- D. F consistent misuse, niisus»*, whether Rhod“», juror...................... 1.00 . E. Schwarzschild, merchan- Powell, grav'd............ .60 achieving the triumph itself. You before us is to preserve the rights of with railroads is to manipulate their qnlring his wealth. _ or spending . .. __ _____ , la W. Haines, juror ............ 1.00 i ■o'“'1'“. The business of the railroad railrr.ua ominous of evil to himself, to others j Berger & Bean, merchandise Fave left a country so genuinely re property: and these can only be pre stocks. 12.50 25.45 J. Warnock, juror.......... united that all of us now, in what nerved if we remember that they are organization and management should who have wealth, and to the nation i L. P. Snapp, road work .... 1.00 15.00 8|M*cla| Tax Rood Account ever part of this Union we live, have in less jeopardy from the socialist be kept entirely distinct from Invest as a whole. As for the rest of us. I Griffin Hdw. Co., merchan- Conntablr Account. I —. — J. • — </«SM work W VI IN . .... . . . Mabe, » I road • j right to feel the keenest pride, not and the anarchist than from the pre ment or brokerage business, especial let us guard ourselves against envy F. T. Plank, constable fees. 5;,.82 1 gtewart Schade, road work 48.25 only in the valor and self-devotion datory man of wealth. It has become ly of the speculative type, and the as we ask that others guard them- 1 1 dlse . * ................................... Judge Account. I <d you. the gallant men who wore the evident that to refuse to invoke the credit and property of the corporation selves against arrogance, and remem- ' Miller & Mays, merchan- G. R. Chrisman.county judge 100.00 i C. E. Carlile, road work. . . blue, but also in the valor and self- power of the nation to restrain the should be devoted to the extension ber Lincoln's words of kindly wis-: dise 42.50 Ernest Mabe, road work . .. Sheriff Account. devotion of your gallant opponents wrongs committed by the man of and betterment of its railroads, and dom: “Let not him who is house Moon & Tingley, merchan I Fred i Fred Surcamp, road work. . who wore the gray. The hero whose great wealth who does evil is not only to the development of the country less pull down the house of another, Flak, county sheriff. . 166.65 dise ......................................... 55.7'» C. C. [ M. P. Mabe, road work.... monument we today unveil, by his to neglect the interests of the pub naturally tributary to its lines. These but let him work diligently and Hammond, deputy life bore singular testimony to the lic, but is to neglect the Interests of principles are fundamental. Rail build one for himself, thus by ex I Chester Wycoff, road work. 14.00 M. P. Mabe, road work. . . . sheriff. . . . 90 00 I completeness of this reunion. Gen the man of means who acts honorably roads should not be prohibited from ample assuring that his owr. shall D. J. Hill, road work.......... 12 24 M. 8. J. E. Carlisle, sup. work. .. Wallis, deputy sheriff 65 00 1 eral Lawton in his youth fought gal by hfs fellows. The power of the na acquiring connecting lines, by ac-1 be safe from violence when built.’’ A. E. Edbloni, auppll<vs.......... 1.25 Fred Fisk, guard for Insane lantly in the civil war. Thirty-three tion must be exerted to stop crimes of quirlng stocks, bonds or other secur-1 23.75 i c. K. Hale, road work.......... S. L. Ixing, hardware .... 114.83 A HAPPY MOTHER J. R. Yates, deputy sheriff. years afterward he again marched to running no lesc than crimes of vio itles of such lines, but ft is already 8.75 ' c. P. Courtwrlght, road I. Slayter, powder................. 12.50 war. this time against a foreign foe, lence. There can be no halt In the well settled as contrary to public pol I will see that her baby is properly work................. j »j.,.... Clerk'a Account. 6.00 and served with distinguished ability course we have deliberately elected icy to allow railroads to acquire con ‘cared for—to do this a good purga Arthur McKentle, road work 9.01 E. V. Lee, county clerk . . . 166,65 and success as a general officer, both to pursue, the policy of asserting trol over parallel and competing lines tive is necessary. Many babies suffer Walters A Son, lumber. . . . 85.42 F. L. Gibbs, deputy clerk . . LAND LOCATORS 100.00 in Cuba and the Philippines. When the right of the nation, so far as it of transportation. Subject to firs' from worms and their mothers don’t Earl Hill, road work............ 2 6? C. N. he thus served it was in the army has th epower, to supervise and con-i giving the government the power of know It— if your baby is feverish Griswold, deputy clerk 50 00 Wilt Bros., land locators. Clock ____ _ 31.25 P. M Morton, assistant clerk whose generals included not only trol the business use of wealth, es supervision and control which I have and don’t sleep at nights it is trou- S. H. Lyons, road work. . . I . on county. Or. Homestead, timber, desert 10 5) White's Cream Warren Surcamp. road work many of his old comrades, but some pecially In its corporate form Today advocated above, the law should be bled with worms. and swamp land locations. Thorough Edith Gardner, stenographer 40. 00 knowledge of the country and abso of his old opponents also, as Geneial | I wish to say a word to you about the amended so that railroads mav be Vermifuge will clean out these worms W. H. Larimer, road work . 11.25 H, , Peterson, assistant .......... permitted and encouraged to make pleasant way. Once tried no In a mild. Tracy 40. M heeler and General Fitzhugh Lee. first and most important feature of Lyons, road work . . . lute reliability and accuracy gtiaran 2 9 -7 F, L. Gibbs, stamps............... Ynder him. both among the commis this task, the control of the common traffic agreements when these are In | always Used. Give It a trial. Price Miller A- Mays, merchan- 3 27 the interest of the general public as 25 cents. Linn Drug Co. sioned officers and in the ranks, were carriers doig an interstate business; Those desiring to use any of their E U. L m , stamped envel dlse 4 ;•» public land rights In a Uew and tbany men whose fathers had worn 6 control absolutely vested in the well as of the railroad corporations opes ........................................ 107.80 R. E Hoselton, road work . making them These agreements, of on TIMBER AND FARM LAND 12 growing section of Oregon should ’he blue serving side by side with nation, while In so far as the common Janitor's Account. commnn*rs»c with us. Bridge Account. others whose fathers had worn the carriers also transport the malls It course, should be made public in the We ran sell you better land for minutest detail, and should be sub Tor further Information call at *Tay; but all Americans now, and is in my opinion probable that wheth 45.00 13 20 Wm. Sherman, Janitor. . . . less money than you can buy any Charles R. David, lumber.. Vincent’s restaurant, Eugene, Ore Nothing but Americans, all united in er their business is or is not inter ject to securing the previous assent place S» I mmi I Nii|H riiiteii<|ent'a Account Ros« Matthews, merchan In Lane county. Don ’ t fail to I of the interstate commerce commia- gon. Address Wilt Bros, Sisters, Or. ’heir fealty and devotion to their state It is to the same extent subieet dise ......................................... see or write us before buying. 7.00 W. B Dillard, |>ostage. etc. 20.00 common flag and their common conn- I ( to federal control, under that clause > sion. W. ~~ R Dillard, siiiwrliiten- tf J. 8 MILNE A CO . F. P Thurman, bridge work Movement Com» - « to Stay. 9 00 »D. and each knowing only the gen of the constitution granting to the dent, salary . .. ....... i . Cottage Grove, Or. 100.00 tf A. W. Ishmael, bridge work The movement to regulate railways erous rivalry with his fellows as to | ; national government power to estab 19 50 Esther Devereaux, clerical Kl’GENK <<1MMER<IAL COLLIGE ’ho could beat serve the cause for lish post roads and therefore by nec- by law has come to stay. The peo- W C. Harper, bridge work. 23.50 W. B Scott, who recently purchas work .................................... 12.00 *hich each was ready to lay down ecessary Implication power to take ' pie of thia country have made up ed the l^-aburg store, Wil In town to M M. Jones, bridge work . The Eugene Commercial College 6 00 Edna Ward, clerical work.. •lie itself. To General Lawton it be- all action necessary in order to keep ¡their minds—and wisely made up day to buy a wagon and harness W 9.00 will be op'-n September 1, 190?, In C. Harper, bridge work. 8.25 W1 actually to lay down hl* life; a them at the highest point of effi- I thHr minds—to exercise a closer with which to deliver hi« good* the Hall block, with a new corps of •fail Account. I control over all kinds of public ser- Supervisor Account. teachers and competent Instructors. ,,J ’ *)ut one ’Y,ose noble trag- ciency. Fred Fisk.board of prisoners I vice corporations. Including railways dwtf N L. Rosses, supervisor. . . la« and Corporation«. ’’•*« where our pride rises above our GEO T. HALL. The Allen Orchard Company, re 5.00 Court H oiim - and Park Ai I Every honestly managed railway will Every federal law dealing -/.T1*’ F°r he died in the fullness cently incorporated here, will build Jesse Wallace, supervisor. . 2 37 J. A. Gwin, work on lawns. i gain and not lose by the policy The an evaporator at the orchard owned TIMBER UH ITIOV itne. serving his country with en- corporations or with railroads I stocks than to make the management by the company on the old Washburn John , A. Lawrence, supervf- Light, Water and Fuel Account devotion—-a death that every has been put upon the statute t I of their roads efficient and honest farm below Irving •or . 1 can locate six ‘people cn good tim may well envy. 16.00 Willamette Valley Company, during the last six years has b» ar»- the only ones who have cause to W. W. Damellle. supervisor ber claims. Address Box 255, Eu step in advance in the right c 1 »i ',”’*i’na'« War B»*ror<1. 45.00 i services ................................ 21.85 gene, Or. oppone it. A car load of sugar arrived for th»- A. D. Hileman, supervisor. . *n war furnished tion All action taken by the a<i I 6 1 A««ra«mmt and Taxation Account. We who believe In steady and Oregon Produce Company yesterday i hey share of brave aol- 1st rat ion under these and the Surveyor Acrount. healthy progress stand unalterably The company Is now making large > CA.KIVOTt.XA.. Robert McMurphry, clerical ■J’.i.11 al"° Yell ,o Indiana to fur- existing laws has been just and opposedfl , noedpeHqaou xzfifltT shipments of strawberries to Port C M Collier, surveying... . 21.56 _ K-nd Y m H m Mwa»s 'he greatest of all war govern- per. Every suit undertaken di work................................... 32.50 tout tk« P. J. McPherson, viewer. . . 32.00 j land and other points north. ■gaattM Conirnivsioncr's Account. SULLIVAN FIXES DEMOCRATIC SLATE , JUNE 13 'S PARK DAY * FORD FILES BRIEF FÜR U. 0. PETITIONERS ROOSEVELT ASSISTS IN UNVEILING MONUMENT I W I • I
