4
GLASS CASE
The Kidneys STORIES TOLO
ASSESSOR KEENEY
SAMUEL SCOTT
SUBMITTED TO
TRAINS WILL STAUT
BY SURVIVORS
DIES SUDDENLY
WILL ASCERTAIN
LAOY TELLS OF
JURYMEN
OF SHIPWRECK
ON AUG, FIRST
REAL VALUE
WHILE AT WORK
COLUMBIA WRECK
When they are weak, torpid, or stagnant,
the whole system »utters. Don't neglect
them at this time, but beed the warning of
the aching beck, the bloated face, the »allo*
complexion, the urinary disorder, and begin
treatment at once with
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
San Francisco. July 26.—The case
MANY DEEDS OF NOBLE HERO
Samuel Scott, residing at 515 Fer- AND MAKE ASSESSMENT FOB
against Louis Glass, first vice pres- OFFKIAL ANNOIN iemfvt
which
contains
the
beat
and
sate»t
curative
; ry street, in this city, died suddenly
ISM 1’ERFOIl.MED IN FACE OF ' ¡dent and general manager of the
« ekvke has beev J*
THIS YEAH OX ALL PROPERTY substances.
KNOWN
SCHOOL
TEACHER, at the home of E. B. Oldham, seven
Pacific States Telephone and Tele-
miles west of Eugene, this forenoon
In
usual
liquid
form
or
in
chocolated
STRANGE
FROM PORTLAND o».,,., *
DEATH
AXD
MANY
‘
graph
Company,
charged
with
the
W ITH SOME DEGREE OF I XI-
REA< HE'S HER HOME IX THIS
at 11 o'clock. He had been engaged
tab lets known as Sarsatabs. 10O doses *L
crime of bribing Supervisor Charles
In shingling Mr. Oldham's barn and
EXPERIENCES—ALI. UNITE IX Boxton In the sum o f,5000 to vote
COMPANY.
‘
FORM1TY,
CITY
at first it was thought that he had
against an ordinance granting the
DOBAN
PRAISING
CAPTAIN
EXPERIENCE AND NAR- fallen from the roof of the building,
Home Telephone Company, a rlvel
but as there are no bruises on the Assessment on Tiiutx-r Lands Will Be
•
rival,
a franchise in San Francisco,
FOR
HIS
COOLNESS
AND
COI
Il-
OX
HOU
body it was concluded that be died a
*
went to the jury this evening after 14 Train Leaves Eugene at 7 in
natural death.
Alunit
Douille
What
It
Was
A
k -
days of actual trial apd a day and a
Mcrnin, an<1 , ln (he
AGE
THE <M EAN
The night before Mr. Scott was in
half or arguments by Assistant Dis
I very great pain, having had an attack
trict Attorney Henev for the people
I eaves Wendling at 0: jn .. ,
of heart trouble, and it is presumed
“• UI1 and
Portland, Or., July 25.—Of deeds 1 and T. C. Coogan and Delphin M. Del-
Be $10 to Ml2 Per Aire---- Some of
(From Thursday’s Guard.)
that another attack came while he
»
:»o p. 1».. Arriving at Eu|ete
mas
for
the
defense.
of
valor
the
wreck
of
the
Columbia
Miss Carrie Martin, the only Eu- was at work, resulting fatally, He
the Heavy T íiii I ht Hohler».
The reading of Judge Lawlor’s
had its full share. Of Instances of
11:10 a. in. and .1; 10 p. lu
gene person on the steamer Colum was found lying on the ground by
cowardliness there were but few. Not charge to the jury consumed one hour
bia at the time of the terrible disas Mr. Oldham's little daughter, who
and
at
its
conclusion
the
courtroom
I
t
the
men
are
the
acts
of
heroism
The course which Assessor Keeney,
ter off Shelter Cove at midnight on ran to the house and told her moth-
all to be credited. Women di 1 their was cleared, the jury was given in
Butler, Pa., July 2 i .
Saturday, arrived home on the af er that Mr. Scott was very nick. Mrs. of Lane county, is taking in making
Official announcement of o,
full share, and two of the noblest charge hy two deputy sheriffs and by
ternoon train from the north today. Oldham found him suffering greatly up the assessment roll at this time, we ■re killed and a sec
deeds of all were performed by them conveyed in a tally-ho to the train service between I--,,,? ne»
is meeting with the approval of most wreck on the 'the Alli
She came north on the st amer Geo. and he soon expired.
; Wendling has been made from h
young girls, one a miss of 17. the Fairmount hotel.
W. Elder, which arrived at Portland
The deceased was over 70 years of of the people and the thorough dis ern near here today.
iu pu‘rt|“
The entire morning session, from fi'ii s.of the S. p.
other a mere child of 12. That little
at 5 o’clock last evening, ami spent age and leaves a family in Eugene. approval of a few. says the Eugene
!t
:’i’'l<»e will begin on Aug,“*! Th»
10
o
’
clock
until
a
few
minutes
past
caused
by
the
was
Ethel
Johnson,
daughter
of
Mrs.
J.
The wreck
the night In that city, desiring to re»t Soon after his death his wife, who correspondent of the Oregonian. Mr.
,t.ie schedule will be as fl*lo 1 aal
a few hours before coming on up to was at home at the time, was noti Keeney has made it his particular breaking of a rail beneath the engine A. Johnson, of San Francisco, saxt’d 12, was occupied by Mr. Delnias in
Leave Eugene at 7 a n .
the
closing
argument
for
the
defens»
1
.
two
lives
became
known
when
the
Eugene.
fied. The body will be brought in business to ascertain the real value drawing a heavy train of picnickers
-1
Mr. fleney, in the judgment of able Ip. m., arriving at Weudiiu»
Miss Martin was met at the train ! this afternoon and arrangements of property and assess with some employed on the Buffalo, Rochester survivors reached port here yester
al
degree of uniformity.
Three no & Pittsburg railroad, on their way day on the George W. Elder. The observers, exceeded his powerful ef a. m. and 2:50 p. ni.
this afternoon by her mother, Mrs. , made for the funeral.
Leave Wendling at 9
a n,
little girl, buoyed up by a lifejire- fort In cl »sing for the prosecution ini i
ticeable changes will be made that from Dubois to NewcasSel.
Mary Martin, her slater, Mrs. Wm. J.
3:50 p. m„ arriving at E'm’ aa<i
11-year-old Effie the Mayor Schmitz extortion case.
will add to the Income of the county
server, held to
Gross, and a number of friends It
Judge Lawlor instructed the jury I | 11:40 a. m. and 5:40 p „ geBe «
when the next levy is made. First, STEAMER 111 BN! D.
Gordon, who was overcome bv the
was a tearful yet joyful meeting. Mrs.
The trains will be mixed f
the notes covering mortgages will
Martin wis ail but overcome with .
NO LOSS OF LIFE shock and exposure, and also c heer- that it was not necessary that there |
be enumerated, timber lands will be
fullv assisted Olaf IMarson, who had be direct evidence of expressed agree- ! and passenger, and stops
emotion, her joy at seeing her daugh-»
made at all stations and sidia^1 £
assessed higher, and the Southern
ter, wh im she believed for awhile
Auburn, ,N. Y., July 27.—The no life preserver. In keeping himself ment of conspiracy. It is competent j
Pacific will pay more on Its road steamer Frontenac burned on Cayuga afloat. The child kept courageously to prove that the defendant was a tween Eugene and Wendline P 5
to be lost iu the wreck, was so great
The trains will leave Sprlagflein
bed, rolling stock and its lands.
A Guard reporter called at the
Lake, opposite Farley's Point, this by this trying task for nearly an party to the conspiracy by circum-'
follows:
Going up at 7 “a □
Thousands of dollars In thorough afternoon. Nine of the fifty passen- hour until all were taken aboard a ' stantial as well as direct evidence. | as
Martin home at the corner of East STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION
1-20 p. m.; coining ¿X ‘at2 «
He said the prosecution must prove»
ly secured notes have escaped taxa gesr were drowned and several injur- life raft.
Twelfth and High streets shortly af
MAKES FAR-REACHING ORDER tion in the past partly because of
the bribing of Boxton and the connec and 5:20 p. m. The service wii
Silvo's Sad Story.
ter the arrival of the train, and heard
' e(l-
1 **
RELATIVE TO DEPOTS—MIST the difficulty of finding them, and
Possibly the saddest story that tion of th» defendant with giving the daily except Sunday.
from Miss Martin’s lips a brief but
Later a telephone message from
Ollier Train Changes.
vivid story of her experience in the
BE WELL VENTILATED, ( LEAN partly, no doubt, because of the Ex-.Mayer Burgess, of Auburn, says comes from the grim reaper’s list cf bribe; and if the prosecution falls to
habit of letting them go. The mort no lives were lost.
Business has grown so heavv
Colum’bla’ passengers 13 that of E. prove that connection, the verdict
wreck.
She was awakened by a
AND PROPERLY LIGHTED.
the Cottage Grove local that theHmu
gage records of the county will form
Silvo, who lost his wife and two ba- ■ must be “not guilty.”'
slight jar as the two vessels came to
the basis of what assessments are;
of arrival of the train In
. Lies while struggling to save them,
gether. She then heard the i.wlsh-
will be changed on August 1 rZ
The railway commission yesterday made although other evidence will | __ . . __ _ nnn.ii|A
i
Silve was in the steerage, and was
ing of the waters as they poured into
11 to lla30 a. m. The train
coming from Los Angeles in search of
the hull of the Columbia through the made an order which will affect be used Where there is any attempt
to evade the payment
of taxes ..............
on this
leave Portland daily at the old tim
a n ew place to make his home.
... ....................
great hole made by the San Pedro’s every railroad company In the state ' .................................
The passenger fare between Pon
He managed to get his wife and
bow, and "he at once knew something and which will be effective on all j form of wealth.
Heavy Timber O wihts .
babies on deck, but they were only
land and Oregon City will ^Ise he tn
wrong She arose and began to put lines. The order is the result of a j
The assessment on timber lands i
in time to be drawn down by the
creased from 25 to 50 cents on th«
on a life preserver, l»ut soon heard hearing conducted at the Inadequacy I
sinking of the ship. In face of this
date, it having been found imnric
some one above shout "All is well." of accommodations at the various will be about doubled at the next i
Boise, July 26.—By seven o'clock staggering loss, survivors say he
She then took off the life preserver railway stations in the state. The ' assessment. Last year the average
San Francisco, July 25.—The in ticable to compete with electric car
and began putting on a heavy coat order will go into effect twenty days was about *5 to 17 per acre. This this morning nundreds of persons be worked with a will saving others, vestigation into the cause of the Co service between these points
but again she hoard from above the from date and among others has the year it will lie *10 or *12. Some of sieged the doors or the courtroom to and not until the confusion was end lumbia wreck was begun here this
Beginning August 1 the same train
1 the heaviest taxpayers on timber in hear Senator Borah continue his ar ed did ne give up to his grief. There afternoon by Captain Birmingham, service that is run between P/irtland
shout. “Ilf“ p-eservera.”
She fas following provisions:
“All passenger waiting rooms and l.ane county will be the Booth-Kelly gument in behalf of the state. §<> after he was Inconsolable. He went supervising inspector of steamships. and Forest Grove on week days win
tened the preserver around her body
and went on deck. Site was unable passenger cars used in this state I.umber Company on 103,849 acres; great was the throng that court offi went ashore at Astoria yesterday The first witness was F. Peterson, be put in on Sundays, as a result of
to stand as the vessel was then going , shall be supplied with pure drinking Weyerhauser Timber Company, 22,- cials and others having business at forenoon harboring the faint hope lookout on the Columbia.
the demands of travel.
heated,
and 402; Drew Timber Company. 20.748; the trial were compelled to secure en that his loved ones might be among
down and t 1 d 9 • is at such an water, and lighted,
Peterson testified that the weather
Company,
6840; trance in various ways. Most of them those who landed in a life boat at was foggy, and he could see only two
angle that, s’ » mn|d not keep her 1 equipped so as to render the occu Storey-Braeher
Starret A
Hovey, 9 451;
Morton, climbed up the steep, improvised Shelter Cove.
footing
Upon reaching the railing pants reasonalily oomfortable.
ship lengths. He heard the San Pe-1
“Suitable toilet rooms shall bn Lewis A Chick, 10,590; Lefingwill- stairway in the rear. The jury was
of the vessel some one told her to
Are la-ft Destitute.
dro's whistle sounded once a minute
jump and she did, landing safely In .provided and kept clean at each sta Madalon, 10,278; Hackley Phelps A also brought up these Rtens.
Not a few survivors are left in to the starboard of Columbia. When
a small boat. This occurred at about j tion where an agent is maintained. Bonnell, 8366, besides numerous indi
straightened
circumstances
as
a
re
A majority of the seats were occu
Peterson first saw the San Pedro she
“Walting rooms and ticket offices viduals who have large holdings. It pied by attorneys who have come suit of losing their money and ef- ;
12:30 o’clock. A few minutes after
was about 150 feet distant and was
1 o’do«k the boat which she occupied having an agent shall he open for is impossible to estimate at this from many cities of the West to hear fects in the wreck.
coming "square on” to the Columbia.
was pulled alongside the San Pedro : the accommodation of the traveling time how much timber land there is ! the final argument. Mrs. Haywood,
“1 do not know where my supper On sighting the San Pedro he leaped
A meeting of more than common
and the party taken aboard. The San j public at least thirty minutes be In this county, but a dozen of the the invalid wife of the prisoner, was is coming from tonight.
I haven’t onto the bridge, where he was at the importance among church circles was
Pedro was in a half sinklnk condi fore the schedule time of the arrival large corporations alone hold more In her accustomed plare; the pris a cent left in the world,” said Jo time of the collision. He could not
that of the federation committee of
tion and was drifting helplessly, but ; of all passenger trains scheduled to than 200,000 acres.
oner's mother sat next-to Mrs. Hay seph Ilumley as the Elder neared say whether or not the Columbia was the Christian church which met in Sa
Southern Cucirle Land.
there was no danger of her sinking 1 stop at such station, and shall be
Portland
late
in
the
afternoon.
“
My
wood and with the family was also
The Southern Pacific congressional his sister and one of his daughters. purse, my trunk and even my every going at full speed, There was no lem Thursday. The conference was
on account of her cargo of lumber kept open after the arrival of such
wind. The Columbia blew her whis- held in the study room of the pastor
aboard
At 6 o’clock In the morning passenger trains for such length of lands, consisting largely of timber, Mrs. Steunenberg, wife of the ex-gov day clothes went tq the bottom with tie regularly.
of the First Christian church. Among
the Geo. W. Elder hove in sight and time as will afford passengers a rea but quite difficult to classify, will be ernor, and her Bon, Julian, were ear the Columbia.
AU I have is this
After the collision he was told by those present were Dean E. C San
the rescued passengers of the Colum- 1 sonable opportunity to t'ansact their assessed at an average of *8 per acre, ly in court.
black shirt, which I had on when Captain Doran to arouse the passen
derson of the Eugene Divinity School,
or just double last year's. The lands
bla and the crew of the San Pedro : business and to leave the station.
When the last seats of th» court the wreck occurred, and these clothes gers. He called those in the forecas Bev. .1. J. Evans, of Albany, Rev. E.S
“in the case of delayed trains, held by the railroad company will ag
were taken aboard.
room were occupied the disappointed which were furnished me after I was tle, and thewstarted to the life boat Muckley, of the First Christian
After an uneventful run to Eure waiting rooms shiWI l>e kept open gregate nearly 300.000 acres, and at hundreds took up positions on the picked up hy a lifeboat’.”
to which he was assigned, but found church of Portland. Bev. J.F. Ghonn-
ka. where the San Pedro, which had until the actual arrival of nu«h de the increased valuation will alone lawn to hear what they could of Bo
"My traveling fund of *300 and my
add more than *1,000,000 to the as rah's address as the words filtered ticket home are gone. I have nothing It gone. He had no time tn call the l'<y of the Central Christian church of
been tak -n in tow by the El ler, was layed train.
people In the steerage or cabin. He
“Walting rooms at junctions shall ‘ sessable property of Lane county.
left, the vetse! proceeded north, nr-1
In Portland to look forward to, al ran to another Pfe boat and was there Portland, and Bev. Davis Erret of the
out of the windows.
Salem First church. A discussion of
riving at Astoria yeaterday morning. be kept open when necessary for i The valuation of the rolling stock
Senator Borah begun by going over though 1 can quickly supply me needs alone when he saw Captain Imran
Miss Martin had no tint)1 to ob-IJ ^he accommodation of passengers and roadbed will lie raised *1000 a what he called the trail of blood left by wire," said Mis1» Emma Griese, of standing near, and was asked to give ¡the plans for the bringing about of
| the federation movement and unity
serve the actions of the officers on waiting to transfer from one line : mile and there are 74.64 miles of by Orchard. IB1 aserted:
Cieveinnd. O.
“Everything I had a hand in launching the boat.
among the churches of all denomina-
track In the county.
the Columbia, but says the officers to the other.
with me went down."
"One
of
the
most
absurd
of
many
Quartermaster
Hinr.»r
teitlfied
“Platforms shall bo kept lighted
The statement of tlw Southern Pa absurd things brought into the case
of the San Pedro treated the aur-1
Others there were In similar that the Columbia floated fiv ■ to sev ttons occupied the attention of the
night when the waiting room Is, cific of Its rolling stock, while not
vlvors with every courtesy and kind- at
1
Among the steerage and 1 en minutes before g ;lng down. The ministers present.—Statesman.
by the counsel for the defense Is the plights.
n •»■». Sue thinks that I'aptaln Doran l>y these rules required to be upen.” very helpful in aiding the assessor to accusation that Pinkertons engineer second cabin passengers a good per-;
shock of the collision wa3 noi great.
ALBANY HAS TWENTY-SIX
make up his roll/. Is very interesting ed Steunenherg's assassination.”
of the Columbia could have saved
centage had the whole of tlieir world
PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY"
so a few items of the department will
himself by tile use of a life preser- I
The senator contended that the Im ly possessions with them when they'
show. The following Is an exact pelling force behind Onchard came were wrecked.
ver. even after he saw the last person '
. Albany has twenty-six passenger
copy of the statement made by the from Denver. He declared the mur
off the vessel.
Bids the Shi" Farewell.
company for the Information of the derer came from there fresh from
trains daily, according to the railroad
Almost the last to leave the wharf
assessor in making his total assess association with the officers of the was a tall, slender girl, a handsome
registers, counting a section as a
ment of Lane county:
train, ten on the main line of the S.
♦ ♦ ♦
Western Federation of Miners. Mar brunette, erect as a pine and lithe as
♦
Locomotives, all classes. 72; aver ion Moore, an officer of the federa a willow, who had smiled and nod
P.. six on the Albany-Lebanon road,
Ore.,
July
25.
—
Klamath
Falls,
MARRIED
♦
age1 value, *2000; total value, *144,- tion, helped Orchard to deceive Mrs. ded and laughed to this one and that
♦
two on the Albany-Springfield line,
"The California Northeastern rail 000.
Storm Lake, July 25.—W. J. Bry-■ six on the Albany-Corvallis run, two
♦ road will lie up to Dorris this fall,"
♦
Orchard, when Orchard wished to de as they left the ship. She was Miss
PasSengen and chair cars. 41; aver sert her. Pettibone helped Orchard Maybelle Watson, of Berkeley, Cal., an Is not to be outdone by Vice Pres- t on the Albany-Yaqulna line and two
♦ ♦ ♦
was thS statement made by Chief age value, *1350; total. *55.350.
I to pack his utensils of murder in his who while drifting in the sea and Ident Fairbanks. He rescued a Storm on the Atbany-Detrcit run, each with
At the home of the bride's parents, Engineer Hoey to n Herald repre-
Cattle care, 44; average value, trunk.
sunported onlv with a life preserver, Lake w »man from an automobile ac a separate number except the first
Monday
evening.
During
Councilman and Mrs A. W. Gilbert, sentative
,125; total, *4840.
He was bning sections of Nos. 11 and 12 of the
i
“Why Is Pettibone not here to de had for two hours held up an ithcr cident her1 t day.
few
days
merchants
have
the
past
on Olive street in Eugene. Wednes
Cabooses, 37; average value, *200; ny It?” the lawver cried. "His sl- woman and finally saved her life.
driven to ths lake in an auto after main line. Towns south of here hsre
been
considering
the
advisability
of
day evening, July 24, 1907, Arthur
total. ,7400.
eight trains daily and those north
Petti-
lence is confession of guilt,
"I just came down to have one addressing the Chatauqua.
C. 8 Striker and Miss Pearl Ida Gil placing orders for their usual heavy
The total valuation aggregates about lion’s absence ts absolute corrobora more look at the old ship.” she said
A stop was made when a motor, ten, except Woodburn, which has 12.
winter
stocks,
and
hence
the
ques
bert. Bev H. N. Mount, pastor of the
,500 per mile and the assessment wi.l tion of Orchard's story.”
which
was
being
driven
by
Mrs.
E.
B.
Albany's railroad facilities are cer
to s newspaper reporter, “and she
Central Presbyterian church, offi tion of whether or not the rallrond bo ,1000.
Then from out nt the testimony of looked good as she came up to tta Stillman, of Correctionville, Iowa, tainly gilt-edged, and trains run in
ciating
The wedding was attended will reach Dorris this fall Is a ques
crashed
into
his
ear.
Mrs.
H.
W.
such a way as to be of convenience to
witnesses for the defense alone, pick there in the wa]»r that morning af
by quite a number of the friends and tion of very much importance to
ing it out from the mass of mixed ter the wreck. Oh! she came so slow, Deal, who occupied the rear ear, was people wishing to trade here and un
relatives of the couple,
who are them. The situation was explained ♦
hurled
"
I
’
"
‘
-
-
-
♦
to the ground and slightly in- doubtedly bring many to Albany for
material, Borah showed the intimacy but she looked so good,
among Eugene's best known young to Mr. Hoey, and in reply he made ♦
MARRIED.
M Aitili ED.
♦ that existed between Orchard and the one more good look at her. I want just jured.
business, a big booster.— Democrat.
When ♦
Goodbye,
people, The bride acted as Goddess the above positive statement
♦
Mr.
Bryan sprang out, and after
highest officers of the Western Fed old ship, goodbye.” and she turned
of Liberty at the celebration here the railroad reaches Dorris the dis ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ eration of Miners.
lifting
Mrs. Deal into the car, crank
The body of John Peterson, the
and went with her brother
_______ to his
on the Fourth of July, The groom tance which freight will hi trans
ed the machine and the injured wo- man who died at the Eugene hospital
“Watch these five men Simpkins. home lit this city.
At the Brown hop yard, north of
is a son * f A N. Striker and is en- ported by teams will be but a lit
man was brought home.
a few days ago. has been embalm'd
Orchard. Mover, Haywood and Petti
Saved by Woman.
gaged In the carpentering business tle over 10 miles, and the rate front Eugene, July 24. 1897, W. F. Gregg, bone- Steunenberg is to die within
and is being held a few days waiting
Phil E. Goslinsky. .. of __
San
----- Fran
with his father.
The couple left Weed to Klamath Falls during the of Wendling, and Miss Bertha Fletch thirty days watch them—we have
for word from his brother somewhere
cisco, was among those who had to
this morning for the upper Willam winter will not exceed that now in er. of Eugene. Bev. O. C. Wright off 1-
up In Washington.
got them together— they are moving swim for it. When the crash came
effect from Thrall.
This In Itself dating.
ette, where the groom Is at work
to the scene."
and the Columbia was settling, Gos-
will prove of great benefit to bus
This was Borah's dramatic climax linsky paused 'n assist several women
iness men, although freighters will
of his theme. Throughout the sen onto a life raft, among them being
not be so well pleased, for com
ator’s objective point was consplracq Miss Eva Booker, of Franklin. Ky.
paratively few teams will be neces
-the essence of the state’s case— A few minutes later MLs Book< r re
sary fo handle the business between
T. G. Hendricks, executor of the
and that Orchard was but a tool in turned the heroic fnvor by helping
Dorris and the river, where steamers
the hands of W. D. Haywood.
will bring it to the Falls.
Goslinsky onto a life raft when he estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon,
swam alongside, all but exhausted by this afternoon filed in the probate
Borah began his speech last even- ; a hard struggle with the brine.
— He ooiirt the inventory of the property
♦ ♦ <
Ing.
It was sensational from the had given his life preserver to a wo of the estate. There are tile following
♦
♦
♦
start. Front time to time be turned man and but for the fact of his being Items in t’ue report: iJoney, *854 -
♦
on counsel for the defense, fierce de an excellent swimmer would have o3; promissory nee. »256; other
♦
♦
personal property, *12.50; real es
nunciation pouring from Tiis Ups. and been lost.
tate, »14.600. Total, »15,703.03.
Tribute Io Captain Dorn h .
London. July 26.—The Dail) JB
Washington. July 27. F. McClel a times brought protests from Rich
The sinking of the ocean steamer
An order was made by Judge
At the Eugene hospital between 5 lan A- Company. incor|M>rated, of Se ardson and Darrow, but with blazing
All pay tribute to the fine courage
press
prints a story of the disco’
Columbia last Sunday morning off and 6 o'clock this morning, John Pe attle, were the lowest of five bidders eyes and hot words, he silenced every of Captain Dnran. who
might easily ' hrisman directing the executor to near Glostonbnry Abbey of a kl ’
the northern coast of California terson, aged about forty years. He today for the construction of what effort to break the rush of his words. have saved himself
sell the following pieced of real es
vessel of beautiful workmanship, r
brings grief to almost every town in was a well-known Bohemia miner, la to be the largest government dry
The climax was reached when, in
Dwight Coaner, of Leads, 8. D . and tate to pay the cash legacies made in patently of great ant qult.v,
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Oregon, and Cottage Grove Is not an having worked a long time for the dock in the country, to be located at behalf of the state of Idaho, its peo J. C Orr.. sunerfntendent of schools the will:
The east half cf lot 1,
of the discoverers believes is the
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ex • ept lor.. says the Western Oregon Noonday company, and owned a half Bremerton naval station.
Th»» bid ple. Its governor and himself, he dis at Schuyler. Neh.. were on the rail t»l<K k 14, Mulligan’s donation to En- Grail of the Arthurian kge™ AT
It Is almost certain that Mrs. Andy Interest In five good claims In the is for »1.I92.6S4
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claimed all Intention or desire to give directly under
the esntnin’s position Kene. and 80x80 feet in Skinner’s Hoi.v Grail Is the cup from
Graham, of Cottage Grove, win a pas district,
For several months pre-
The dry dock will be *52 feet long, immunity to Orchard. With pale face on the hurricane deck. Both were| Addition to Eugene.
Christ Is reputed to have dr"®
senger. True, her name does not ap vloua to his death he hud suffered 115 feet wide and 38 feet deep.
and voice quivering with emotion he able to hear his commands plalnl)
pear in the list, yet there Is a Mrs. from epilepsy, and for several weeks
and. no more fitting tribute to the’ up and several oth»rs were pressing rhe last supper, and. accordiM
exclaimed :
A. Gray, and Mr. Graham received a had been confined to the hospital Bl.Al HLEY SECTION
________ _ ’., master rin about for their turn when the water British tradition, wts bro"’“]
"I know not what yonr verdict will courage of the Columbia
England by Joseph of Arimatne
message last evening from the friends here. He probably died during one
DEY FIOCINI. Il ACIDIA be In this case. I don’t believe any be paid than in the record of his own seethed over the deck.
with whom she w is visiting in answer of the attacks, no one being present
,, . J ‘an d’’ nothing mor« for vou— ter the crucifixion.
body knows. There ts one thing 1 words and conduct.
to an inquiry, stating that she was at the time.
I,. W. S Pest and daughter. Miss do know, and that is yon will never • ,"^r»Tr ’h’’ collision 1 beard Cap- GO<J 11 »Ip 113
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the certain exciatm-
ed, and
on the ship. Her name doss'not ap
The deceased was well liked by ev Pearl, of Blachley, were In Eugene get twelve men In the state of Idaho
G bueat liter fie strainer
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out
on
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went
pear In tile list of rescued, and the erybody who knew him. Besides own last Wednesday and Thursday. Blach to turn Harry Orchard loose. You
“ ‘Listen,
gravest apprehension exists that she ing an interest In the mining claims ley is S.’> miles a little north of went will never get any man as governor to
Co n r est-r.prl 1» rm a?!tc-
alklng to
RD i the e»-rpc of Orr, who had .
Is lost
A list of 71 cabin passengers mentioned, he owned a homestead on of Eugene, In the eastern edge of the turn him loose. Orchard has been you.’ he said.
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who were missing was published In the head waters of the Smith river In Coast mountains
It fa a thriving promised no immunifv, and if you remain cool and a il m
1 \ ■ water r. " or'"Tt be-
oa thh f
the evening pai>er* of yesterday, Douglas county. He was single, and place. Considerable building is going should ever have anything to do with deck.'
3 lirtc’viie by a r.’rro-v mar-)
At her hoffli at <
among them being Mrs Gray. Sev leaves his parents, who
on at present
The dairy business la such a.bargain I should want the
“Then, after a moment. I t
23. 1907. Mr:. J
eral life boats and rafts that are den. and a brother
Ilves in rapidly Increasing and several dairies great God to wither my right arm till same clear, cool, r
» drar n down for s distance Richard En »ton, sg 1
• ounding vi
known to have got away have not Washington state. He
member arc selling *100 per month of cream It fell from its socket,”
. eemed from 30 tn ,>o f.y«» ■■ was rather sudden.
'Gentlemen. help , th 1 ladies.
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said
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been heard from. They way sUII be of the Eugene lodge of
osner.
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the KT
end
had up dnrlng the day an i ®,e T,*rhJ.1'iiii
and butter. With the dairy product,
.
- 1 thought
»1’4 finu
Hrartl C<»mnu<>nk Plainly
come, but presently
afloat or ntay have landed at remote
the timber, stock, fruit and other pro
senitv
r-1.
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felt uiyHCII
myself
be- wlth thp fan,fly. but »W J*
The Lumbermen’s Association of
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directly
under
the
captain
’
s
places
Mr. Graham starts for Eure-
County Judge Chrisman ha* ap- ducts, Mr. Post believes ■ railroad to Washington has raised 1100,000 to position at the time I began helping I
up*,rtl ««in. and with worse afterward an.! in’>
k* today on hi» sad search.
pointed Mm. Wlllemlna Van Prooyen l<HM>n up that section with the Willam fight the proposed freight rate_ in-
gnat velocity.
night. She leaves, b- .de. her
the rail and as I g„t
guardian of Leroy Parker, minor, ette valley and the coast would soon crease
1 nlucktly I came np under a raft band, several children in“ ‘ . tcda.r
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on Eastern shipments. They them above the rail the captain or
Geo Stanley has returned home with bonds In the sum of |l«OO be a profitable
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property. Oregon will appeal to Oregon lumbermen to
” ’’it hl,n
‘h*« <o and was nearly strangled before get- tives. The funeral V*,.h Jn>et«T
from his trip to Ashland
I Slate Journal.
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’assist them
the bridge. Three women had gotten Ung from under it and out where I with interment in the Smit®
I Henry .Melton is surety.
j could get a breath of air.
| near Natron.
M'SS
(ABIIIE
MARTIN.
WELL-
EXCURSIONISTS
MEET DEATH IN
TO IMPROVE DEPOT
ACCOMMODATIONS
SEAATOR BOnAll d
FINAL ARGUMENT
INVESTIGATING
CAUSE OF WRECK
CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
RAILROAD NEARS
KLAMATH FALLS
BRYAN EMULATES
MRS. SHANNON'S ESTATE
A. GRAHAM
STARTS
SAD SEARCH
SEATTLE FIRM
BID LOWEST
ON DRY DOCK
OF HOLY GRAIL
CUP IN BRITAIN