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HOSTILE MOORS DAN KELLY WILL SANFORD WILL BEATES IS BATTLE RUN FOR OREGON BUILD MODERN STRUCTURE AT JAMESTOWN FRENCH WARSHIPS OPEN GUNS UPON CASA BLANCO MOORS Tangier, Aug. 6—The French and Spain to keep within the terms cruiser Galilee was bombarding the ot the convention. The situation af ter the landing ot troops at Casa Moorish quarter ot Vasa Blaaca when Blanca will determine the subsequent the last steamer, which arrived here measures to be taken by France and today, left that. port. The Kabyles 8pain. No outside power is expected attacked Casa Blanca and the Moor to co-operate with the powers men ish aulhorltlea appealed to the com tioned. mander of the Galilee for assistance. He landed €0 men and a Spanish YESTERDAY'« NEWS cruiser land»?d forty. The landing FROM SEAT OF WAR party was fired upon by the Kabyles Tangier, Aug. 6.—The situation at and seven Frenchmen were wounded. The combined Franco-Spanish force Casa Blanca continues serious. Sev thereupon cleared the city of the hos eral v»iHsels arrived here today, one tile tribesmen. Guards were placed carrying 250 Jewish and a number around the consulates and the bom ¡of French refugees, and another 'steamer with 545 persons on board, bardment commenced. Including many Europeans. They re- I port the situation most alarming, the TWO FRENCH WARSHIPS DESTROP NATIVE VILLAGE« town still b»,ing in the power of the natives. All Europeans have been Lonaon, Aug. 6.—A dispatch from taken on board a vessel In the har Tangier says that the French cruiser bor. DuChayla also participated In the( In spite of the presence of a French bombardment of Casa Blanca, the na-’ cruiser in the harbor a large body of tlve villages being destroyed. During Moors attack»*d the refugees aa they the bombardment a battery of Casa were leaving, but soon desisted, pro Blanca opened fire on the worships, 1 ceeding to the Christian cemetery, which returned-the fire, causing the and dragging out a number of corpses Moorish commander to cease and from the vaults and began to burn send a messenger asking the pardon th»?m. A body of soldiers arrived on of the French commander, which was the scene and fired on the Moon, a refused. He was ordered to report to number of whom were killed, and the band dispersed. The cruiser did not the French consul. A later dispatch reports 150 Moors bombard, owing to the requests of killed In and around Casa Blanca consuls, who feared repkrisalB. during the bombardment. Oran, Algeria, Aug. 3. — French troops are being massed here and at points In the interior ln_readiness to embark for Morocco, Two French Paris. Aug. 6.— Representatives of cruisers arrived today. the Spanish and French governments j bavé agreed to a note informing the I Toulon. Aug. 3.—It is announced powers signatory of the Algeciras • that two more cruisers will leave to- convention of the Intention of France night for Morocco SPENCER BUTTE JAP OFFICER IS LIVELY RATTLE SAYS STOESSEL SNAKE COUNTRY DESERVES HONOR Paris, Aug. 6.—Captain Tsuneda, I A rancher by the name of lIe»H on the Japanese military attache here, i a branch of Spencer creek has killed who, while upon the staff of General this spring seventeen rattlesnakes, Nogl, conducted negotiations for the ' l-ast spring, however, he did better, surrender of Port Arthur, in an open for he slew twenty-four of the rep- letter defends General Stoessel. de tiles. Most of this year's kill WHS fender of the fortress, upon the eve j made in a den, but that there is »till of the latter's court martial for aur- another In the name vicinity In con- rendering to the Japanese. All the elusive from the fact that two young Russian food, he says, was exhaust- men while hunting jack rabbits killed ed and twenty thousand Kiissians eight or nine. Spencer cre»-k has long been known under arms were In no condition to fight. They might have held out two us a rattlesnake country. In fact weeks longer, but It would have ‘there are many snakes all around meant inevitable ’ slaughter. Japan Spencer Butte, for »‘ast and south of lost sixty thousand lives by gunfire the main mountain a number have alone. « been killed this year. Japan honors Stoessel'« bravery In early days the country literally and Tsuneda points out that Russia swarmed In places, according to old should treat him likewise. timers, but now there are compara tively few This year, however, there : seems to have been an unusual num- 1 ber of Hnakes, probably because Lane | county is dry—a climate that the rat- i tiers like especially well. Last month one was killed a mile out ot town In a dry ditch with a lit tle water. The snake had come down Cleveland. O., Aug 5.— If Judge to drink. It is not know i how many Landis’ decision has been a great rattlea It had. Some that .Hess killed blow to John D. Rockefeller he does had twelve, but most of them were not show It. Bright, almost blithe, young and with a Joke u|x>n hla lips aa he Judging from what Is sail the spoke of It, h«* attended services at snakes around Spencer creek ar«1 uf th»* Euclid avenue Baptist church on the more sluggish nature and while 8unday morning. as poisonous as the black mountain "There'« nothing to say about the rattlers found so often in the Cas decision, la there?" he queried good cades, are not so energetic, and not naturedly when pressed to discuss It. so often looking for troubl v. Then he backed up the church aisle to Impress upon friends the necessity of being prompt tomorrow morning in keeping their engagement with him to play golf. "I am an early riser, you know," he said with a laugh "1 suppose with you newspapermen 8 o’clock Is an umairthly hour, but you know It A family reunion of the Schmitt was the early worm that was caught." He shook hands with a friend be family was held Sunday at the home had not seen for some time and In of Charley Schneider In Walker Both the parents, Mr. and Mrs. John quired where be had been. •'I've Just come up from North Schmitt, of Cottage Grove, were present, and of their fourteen ehll- Carolina," the man replied "They're going after the truiti dren thirteen were entertained. A general reunion was held among down there too, eh?" the brothers, slaters, and their fam ilies. and at the big dinner nearly thirty p«*ople were fed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. The Dalles. Or., Aug «.— The cor John Schmitt, the parents: Mr«. J. A. oner’s Jury Investigating the myste Bernardi. Salem; Mrs.William Shulm- rious death of Ernest Bonatnl, who rick, Farmington, Mrs. O. Hendricks was murdered while sleeping In a and two children. Cornelius; Mrs. t»nt near Mill Creek, returned a ver Charley Schneider and family. Wal dict that he uias murdered by un ker; Adam Schmitt and family, Cres known parties. So far there Is no well; Mrs. Henry Sausbaur and fam definite clue, but the authorities have ily, Creswell; Charley Schmitt and been given the names of three ene family. Cottage Grove; Frank and mies. two of whom had sworn to kill Hermann Schmitt, Creswell; Miss Louisa Schmitt, Seattle; Miss Cecilia Bonaml. Scmltt, Cottage Grove, and Mrs. Nor bert Aya and children, Eugene Mrs. August St. Gaudtns, the eminent Mary C.lgge, of Petaluma. Cal., was sculptor, died at his home In Con the only child who was not there. cord. N. IL, late Saturday afternoon He was born in 1848, and for some time past had been in failing health. Some of his most famous pieces are "Adoraation of the Cross." "Th»* Pur itan.'’ "Diana” on Madison Square Garden tower. New York, and statues of Abraham Lincolu, Peter Cooper. John A Ix>gan and Admiral Farra i Portland. Or.. Aug $.•—Rachel gut. which oreupy sltM In variona Hathaway, the 19-year-old girl who cities committed suicide Friday because Ed ward Small was going to leave her. DON’T GRUMBLE when your joints ache and you suffer was burled today at 10 o'clock In from rheumatism. Buy a bottle of lx>ne Fir cemetery, Only her moth- Ballard's Snow Liniment and get In er. who came from Eugene, and offi- A positive cure for rials of the eoroner's office were •tant relief, rheumatism, burns, cuts, , contract»*«! present. The girl was laid to rest af- muscles, sore chest, etc. I. T Bogy, ter a prayer by I>eputy Coroner a prominent merihaut at Willow Skewea. Point. Texas, says that he finds Bal- lards Snow Liniment the beat all H. H. Barr went to Donna this round liniment he ever used. Linn morning work in the Mohawk OIL KING NOT WORRIED BY FINE SCHMITT FAMILY HOLD REUNION ONLY MOTHER MOURNED DAUGHTER JAMES SANFORD. OWNER OF BURNED O R E G O N HOTEL BUILDING, DETERMINES TO ERECT BRICK HOTEL THIS FALL—WILL BEGIN WORK ON MODERN TWO-STORY BIXM'K NEXT MONTH Tangier, Aug. 5.—The latest ad vices troin Casa Bianca say that the most hostile of the Moorish tribes men surrounding the town have re tired after a bloody battle with the natives inside. The French cruiser | It is certain that Dan Kell» Galilee will bombard the native ! to Jamestown as represealin; quarter of Casa Blanca in event of , University of Oregon, for the the renewal of attacks on Europeans. tee reports that it has almost S There are fears the troubles will | enough raised to send him, and k u spread to the west coast of Morocco, i understood that the rest will *a as the natives are greatly excited > forthcoming. Multnomah and a French warship has been sent send Kelly, but as tbe local to Mazagan. I feted to pay the expenses of Havw °a I and himself, all he could de. Troop« to .Morocco, Paris, Aug. 5.—Several thousand ¡accept the offer by which he troopers will be sent to Morocco by .represent the institution which nrL vided the training through which the French government. has become the runner that he is James Sanford, owner of the Ore gon Hotel Building, which burned today, stated after the fire this af ternoon that he would build this fall, starting next month, a two-story ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ brick, fire proof, with all the latest + ♦ improvements, costing in the neigh 4 born ♦ BORN . borhood of 815,00k. The building 4 ♦ will be divided into a hotel, one store room and a barber shop. In Eugene, to Mr. and Mrs. Vol- It will have an eight-foot front age and a depth of ninety feet. Mr. ney Hemenway, Jr., July 30, 1907, a , Sanford owns back to the alley, a dis daughter. tance of 160 feet, and In case the To Mr. and Mrs. William Eyler, of i need is felt the hotel can have an ad near Thurston, Friday, August 2, dition built on to the back. Mr. Sanford's loss was approxi 1907, a daughter. mately $1009, with no Insurance, but To Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smith, of he does not seem to care particular ly, having intended to tear the build Santa Clara, Friday, August 2, 1907, ing down next Spring anyway. a son. » Cherry Brothers, who owned the To Mr. and Mrs. George Seifert, other three buildings, may build or they may not. In fact, tney have no who live three miles from Eugene on definite plans yet, and in case of a the river road, on Sunday, July 28, good offer would be likely to sell 1907, a son. their land, which is very valuable as a location for a large hotel or busi OAK HILL ITEMS ness block. The new postoffice will I be diagonally across front the corner. Oak Hill, Aug 5.—Harvest is here Wells, Garrett and Mitchell, who on<e more and most of the farm purchased the lots on which the little ers are busy taking care of their old house next to the Midgley block crops. • stands, will probably build some time We have been having some very in the future, but have no plans ma- hot weather of late. tured at present. Crops on au averago are rather light. S. P. Wynegar has his new barn al- most completed. Harry Ensign has gone to the mountains for a couple of weeks. Frank Powell Jr. is working on the steam hay baler. The purchase of a new organ for Considerable dissatisfaction has our Sunday school speaks well for been expressed by some of the peo the members of this locality, who ple in the Siuslaw country with the should all take an interest in the telephone service and fifteen of them work. Rev. Stillman, our new pastor, will have broken away from the old com- fill his regular appointment hereaf ter. There will be a mttslcal program and entertainment held at the Oak Hill school house Saturday, August 17. Ice cream and cake will be serv- ed after the program. Small admis- sion fee. VICTIM OF ASSAULT DIED IN ÜELIRUIM Dayton, Aug. 6.—Abe Cohan who was shot while aceompanvlng Ann. Markowits. who whb choked to derb by a criminal assailant, died todw Owing to his délirions condition th. information he gave concerning he tragedy is of little value. 8 tne Contest Notice. United States Land Office CONGRESSMAN JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS. Roseburg, Or., June 21. i»0- A sufficient contest affidavit b»v' Jadkson, Miss., Aug. 2.—Incom party in Oklahoma has there been Ing been filed in this office bv Daos S. Webster. contestant, against plete returns from the Democratic such an ovation to one man as the homestead entry No. 1 1 738, mad6 primaries held today throughout the one that greeted the announcement that Governor Frantz was renom June 21, 1902, for the Sl-2 SE> state at thia hour show Congressman inated head of the ticket without op and NW *4 , SE 44 of Section 32, Town John Sharp Williams leading Gover position. The delegates cheered for ship 16 S, Range 2 E., by Irene Cald nor Vardanian for the senatorial several minutes, and balked the ef well, Contestee, in which it is ai" nomination by about three to one. forts of Chairman Murphy to restore leged that said Irene Caldwell has not The count is progressing slowly be- • order, 2 ., The action was not unexpect cultivated said land nor any part cause of the extreme length of the ed by the feeble opposition, and its thereof; has made no improvements ticket. resignation seemed to carry the con on said land; has not resided on said In the contest for governor Charles vention off its feet. There was little land for more than one vear last Scott and A. F. Noel are leading the division on the other nominations. oast; and has wholly abandoned said other candidates with only a small The new state constitution was de land: and has never established a margin.» Aa yet not more than half nounced and Taft’s name was hearti residence on said land and that said of the state has been heard from, ly cheered. absence was not due to employment and nelthe.r side will concede the in the military or naval service of election. To select the gubernatorial ROOSEVELT WILL ’he United States in time of war nominee a second primary will be NOT BE CANDIDATE said parlies are hereby notified to necessary. appear, respond and offer evidence For lieutenant-governor Luther Washington, Aug. 1.—President touching said allegation at 10 o’clock Maushlp is leading by a large major Roosevelt will not permit the Repub- a. m. on August 20. 1907, before W. ity. , ltcan national convention to nominate W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at The day was favored by excellent him for another term. This informa bis office at Eugene, Oregon, (and weather and an unusually heavy vote tion comes from a source than car be that final hearing will be held at 19 was polled. No disorder was report absolutely relied upon—one so deep o’clock a. m. on September 3, 1J»7, ed from any point. in the oonfidence of the president and before the Register and Hevelver In knowledge of hs purposes that. If at the United States Land OMice in REPUBLICAN« NAME made known. It would be universally Roseburg, Oregon. TICKET IN NEW «TATE accepted as final without question. Tbe said contestant having, In a The action of the Republican state proper affidavit filed June 20, 19C, Guthrie, OkLa., Aug. 1.—For gov-I committee in Ohio on Tuesday led to set forth facts which Bbow that after ernor, Frank Franta; lieutenant-gov the declaration quoted. The author due diligence personal service of this ernor, N. G, Turk, Checotah; secre ity for the statement went on to say notice can not be made, it is hereby tary of state, Thomas Robnet, Ard- further, In corroboration of his own ordered and directed that such notice more, I. T.; attorney-general, Silas knowledge and opinion, that Mr. be given due and proper publication Reid, El Reno. Roosevelt would not have permitted Smith shipped in a good BENJAMIN L. EDDY, With the chief places on the state the Ohio Republicans formally to bunch of horses from eastern Oregon Register, ticket filled, tile Republican state commit themselves _ to __________ r Taft Secretary to Oregon City some time ago and convention took a breathing spell late if he were not unalterably deter- Guardian's Sal»* of R<«1 Property sold part of them. They were then tonlght. Not in the history of the niined not to be a candidate himself. Notice is hereby given, that by vir taken to Woodburn and Salem and are now in this city, and the re tue of an order of the County Court mainder of the herd will be taken of Lane county, Oregon, made on tbe to Eugene. Mr. Smith says horses 6th day of May, 1907, the under are very high east of the mountains. signed will offer for sale at public The buccaroos had all gone to har auction to the highest bidder for vesting at big wages, so that he c ash at the South door of the County could not hire the horses driven Court House In Eugene, Lane coatity, across the mountains to Albany di Oregon, on Saturday, the 10th day rect. —Albany Herald. of August, 1907, between the hours of 9 o’clock in the forenoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, to-wlt: At one o’clock in the afternoon of CONTEST NOTICE. ♦ ♦ Department of the Interior, United said day, the following des<r:bed ♦ Portland, Aug. 2.—A dis ♦ Dayton. O.. Aug. 5.—Anna Marko States Land Office, Roseburg, Ore real property owned In fee simple by ♦ patch to the Evening Tele ♦ witz, 24 years of age, a pretty Jewish the minors named below, to-wit: gon, June 18 1907. ♦ gram from Ontario, Oregon, ♦ girl, was found dead here, her body An equal undivided 21-30 of the A sufficient contest affidavit hav ♦ says that Walter Scott shot ♦ bruised and cut and bearing evidenc ing been filed in this office by Chi following described lands and real ♦ and killed his wife and Tom ♦ es of brutal treatment. At the hospi pear Wilcut, contestant, against property, to-wit: ♦ Duncan and then himself ♦ tal, with a mortal wound in his ab The north *4 of the SEV* and the homestead entry No. 10237, made ♦ near Jordan Valley. Jeal ♦ domen and his head a mass of bruis October 4, 1900, for the S. W. 14 of SE*4 of the SE44 and the souths ♦ ousy was the cause of the ♦ es, is Abram Gordon, a young trav sec. 24, tp. 17 S., Range 8 W.. by of the NE44 and the SE>4 of the ♦ tragedy, and all concerned ♦ eling man from Indianapolis. Un ♦ were prominent residents of ♦ der suspicion of being the perpetra Ernest Tabor contestee, In which it NXV%of Section 12 Township 17 S. ♦ that section. ♦ tors are James, Jacob and Bertha is alleged that said Ernest Tabor R. 1 East of the Willamette Mer- ♦ ♦ Markowitz, brothers and sister of. never made settlement on said land, idian, and In all containing 240 he made no improvements of any acres more or less in Lane County. the dead girl. The crime occurred kind, and he has entirely abandoned Oregon. In the very same place where Dina 1 The remaining 9-30 of said lands said land and living at Mapleton; Gilman was assaulted and murdered will be conveyed by the owners there that said absence was not due to em some months ago. ployment in the military or naval of to the purchaser of the said 21-30 Gordon, also known as Cohan, was service of the United States in time at the same price when the sale is walking yesterday with Anna and of war, said parties are hereby noti confirmed. Bertha near the Soldiers' Home, but Dated July 3, 1907. fied to appear, respond and offer what occurred has not clearly devel GUY T. LANE. evidence touching said allegation at San Francisco. Aug. 6—During the oped. except that Bertha reached Guardian of the persons and estate 10 o'clock a. m. on August 16. 1907, examination of talesmen for Jurors In the Soldiers' Home terror stricken before W. W. Calkins. U. S. Commis of Goldla Lane, Leslie Lane, aad the Halsey bribery case today Attor and breathless, and said that a high . sioner at hjs office at Eugene. Ore Marie 1-ane, minors. ney Hiram Johnson for the prosecu wayman slipped up unheard behind I gon, and that final hearing will be KegMrution ot laml Title, tion and 9ttorney Bert Schlesslnger, Gordon, struck him with a blackjack SIR HARRY M’LEAX. held at 10 o'clock a. m. on August In tbe Circuit Court of the State or for the defense, called each other and then shot him In the stomach. Commander of the sultan of Mo 30, 1907, before the Register and rogues and indulged in a fiat fight. A man then attacked Anna, but Oregon for Lane County. The only person hurt, however, was meantime Bertha escaped. Anna was rocco’« bodyguard. Captured bv Receiver at the United States Land In the matter of the application of Office in Roseburg, Oregon. Assistant District Attorney William! dragged Into the bushes, where the Louis E. Bean to register th« ti The said contestant having, in a H. Cook, whose nose got In the way posse found her. Her clothing was Raisuli, the Moroccan bandit, and tle to the land in said applica proper affidavit, filed June 17, 1907, of the riRti of both warring lawyers, torn from her body in the terrific tion described, to-wlt: The eas set forth facts which show that after They apologised to the court after the ®truggle and there were evidences of held for ransom. one-half of section fifteen m due diligence personal service of this bout ended. i an a assault. ®s*“lt. The girl was dead from township seventeen, soutb or notice can not be made. It Is hereby strangulation. range eight west of the Wllla® The brothers and sister were ar pany which operates between Eugene ordered and directed that such no ette Meridian, containing rested when they went to the jail to and Florence and have started a tice be given by due and proper pub acres in Lane county, Oregon, learn what had been ascertained of company of their own. known as the lication. against the crime. They admitted that their Berkeley Telephone Company. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. D. Offutt and Lola A. Pffutt, h'* Construction has proceeded as far mother objected to Gordon’s atten Register. H. his wife. Mary M Bremer tions to Anna, and the brothers did as Bill" Hayes creek, and seven tel August F. Bremer, her hu,ban " not deny they had followed the trio ephones have been put in on the line. Notice for Publication. and James Offutt, defendants. ! As soon as possible they will get con United States Land Office, Dover. Eng.. Aug. 6.—Jabet Wolff, into the woods. nection with the central office here Roseburg. Or., July 10. 1907. To ■ all whom it may concern: 4.rnf an amateur swimmer, in his fifth at» In Eugene. Take notice in«» that «•* on the 13th ...-.inn ...Ke nonce ---------- Notice is hereby given that In com tempt to swim the English channel, The officers are: President. T H pliance with the provisions of the act March ...h. A. D. 1907. an accomplished a record swim by get Horn: directors. Geo Edmondson of congress of June 3. 1878, entitled was filed by said Louis ‘ ting within thre»»-quarters of a mile llliam Taylor and T. H. Horn "An act for the sale of timber lands the Circuit Court ot to of Cape Blanc, Frame, In fifteen These men state that the other com in the states of California, Oregon. initial registration of the ... and a half houYs, when the turning pany was not run to suit them, and Nevada and Washington Territory." (the land above described. * tide carried him from the land, caus that the controlling stock was in the as extended to all the public land less you appear on or befor® t ing a relinquishment of the attempt. Seoul. Aug. 2.—A battalion of Ko hands of a few men. s,at£' act of August 4, 1892. Sam- | day of April. A. D 190J. •«£ rean troops, resenting disarmament, 'iel S. Simmons, of Eugene, county of I cause why such appHe*1'®'4 ■' • keB mutinied, and at a given signal at TEXAS NEGRO '•«ns. State of Oregon, filed in this be granted, the same will tacked three mounted Japanese offi LYNCHED FOR ASSAULT ¡office on January 8, 1907, his sworn as confessed and a decree cers. who had arrived at Little West statement No. 8247 for the purchase tered according to the praye Gate barracks to demand the surren Bunge. Tex . Aug 6—Tom Hall of the SE>4 of section No. 6. in application, and you will L’e ▼ der of their munitions. Two of the 191 •outh. range 5 west. barred from disputing tbe Japanese officers escaped on horse was arrested here, charged with an M and will offer proof to show iLSe.1] to assault two white women E Pittsburg. Aug 6.—The Titusville back. The third one fell from his attempt at Golian, and was lynched during tnat the land sought is more valuable i express, southbound, on the Pennsyl horse and escaped afoot. for Its timber or stone than for ag WILLIAMS 4 BEAN. Firing then began and the Koreans the right. vania railroad, was wrecked near ricultural purposes, and to establish Applicant«' Attorne?^^^,«^ Kelly station, ten miles from Kittan- sallied out of Little West Gate into I t BF. BLUE m .,o sa,d land before W W Ing. Pa., today. At least six people the street, but were forced to retire and lese DONT all interest when I..; Notice of Final »d- help is calkins. U. S. Commissioner, at his were killed and about eighteen Injur under a Japanese fire from the tower Notice Is hereby given that gate. General Okaaikl ordered out »ithln reach. Herbine will’make of rice in Eugene. Oregon, on Wednes ed that liver perform its duties nroi>. day. the 2d day of October. 1907. mlnistratrlx of the w fln*! reinforcements at 10:SO o’clock and erly. J B v. .._»._ of" Elba, K yp- J- Vaughn, He names as witnesses: Frank L. I Vaughn, deceased, hat •* t est** the barracks and adjacent buildings A Deadwood. 8. D . dispatch says: rites Clvi«ty- Befng a constant sufferer ,’’e.n’i'a*• °f Panther. Oregon; Win- . account for settlement There w Th»* sudden aad unannounced depart were completely Invested from <Y«tlp«tlon and a disordered E far’ons- of Panther. Oregon; I in the county court ■>’ L flra was continuous sniping and also ure for New York this week of Geo. liver I have found Herbine to be the Albert Porter, of Panther. Oregon;' Oregon, and Monday, toe W Glover, who is suing for an se from the Japanese machine guns. best medicine for these trnnM — (>n J*w Bounds, of Eugene. Oregort. September, 1907. at 10 o j subies counting < lf the estate of hla mother. _ .,--1 the market. I have used t constant- Any and all persons claiming ad- is set • for final hiring hearing u ** *•* Mrs. Mar feti ly I lie He ta | t t 0 hp ToniA, O , . b-st wiedl- -rsely the above-described lands are' count. and lead? r cine of it« kind, and I wtsh all suf requested to file their claims In this i Eugene. Or . July H. ' ÎM IM Iw IU4 4'»'A church, h ferers from these troubles to , know £toL''n ?L*?fore the Mld 2d da? ot FLORENCE 1 Al October, 1907. ' Admin' ■ «Mi Herbine has done me BENJAMIN L. EDDY. WALTON & NESS NEW TELEPHONE CO. IN WESTERN LANE TRIPLE TRAGEDY BRUTAL CRIME GCCURRED NEAR JORDAN VALLEY LAWYERS FIGHT IN GLASS CASE AMATEUR SWIMMER MAKES NEW RECORD KOREAN SOLDIERS FIGHT WITH JAPS SIX WERE KILLEO EIGHTEEN INJURED
