MARTIN OPH'JS
FATAL MISTAKE
Rheumatism OREGON CENTRAL
fs one of lite constitutional diseases. It
manifests Itself In local aches and pains.—
Inflamed joints and stiff muscles,—hut it
cannot be cured by local applications.
It requires constitutional treatment, and
the best Is a cc ourse ot the great blood pu
tying and tonic medicine
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
whit b neutraliwB the acidity of the bluo3
atxl'buildi» up the whole system.
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
t.itiiet» known aa Sarsatabs. lOOdosesll.
SURVEYORS MAKE
SLOW PROGRESS
itrfet, including
Knoot property
egon. He h
aider Ing the
work this fi
ertieii prodo
there is a 21
Noonday and
Western Or-
True,. this mi
d for s
I been taken c
1 cotnn llssion
NOW LOCATING LINE I P SALT
< REEK,
AND
CEREMONY
OF LAYING
CORNER STONE
ABLE Al>-
PROPOSITION MADE
■
I
J
IL>
FROM
ODELL upon it.
proper­
j
Miner
44 EDNESDAY EVENING—LOCAL
LAKE EAST—LATE: KAIN'S SI B- ties, together with
in the vl-
A proposition has been submitted county will subacrihi
cinfty of Ridge Hotel, are repairing
AND PERSONAL MENTION OF by tl ie. promoters of the Portland-Sa- amount of stock to <1 liowa rhU,fflCl«‘
'heir goyj
the viaduct known as the Noonday
ing large barges for floating the pro­
will and interest in th.
lem electric railway to extend the is
road. It will be ready for wagon trav­
le en
‘GROWING SAWMILL CITY
ducts of the sawmills and the farms
also guaranteed that
t 'erprtM
at 'he railroaj
el in a few days. The Noonday is
road to Eugene, beginning work at will be an independent
and other Industries to market. The
OK OF ANIMAL
j considered one of the best properties
—' competing
barge on the ways now at Salem Is
line.
this end of the line Immediately,
, in the camp, and has been a rich
strong enough to tow out to sea, and
is now understood that the com-
It_____
No definite action was
______
___
_____
____
im
­
One
of
the
most
beautiful
and
"as taken by
¡producer, but years ago the owners
would carry 2000 tons. I look for
pany will be operating electric cars the committee last night
‘
¡got into litigation and tied the mine pressive ceremonies ever held in between Poitland and Salem by No­ the
the time when the heavy traffic of
(Special Correspondence.)
(From Saturday’s Guard.)
fact that several Eht owing to
up with the red tape of the courts. Springfield was the laying of the vember 1st, and surveyors will be very busy with their 1 niemberi ar»
the
whole
Willamette
valley
will
be
Lowell,
Or.,
Aug.
15.
—
The
Oregon
The accident at Belknap Springs moved out on the river, and your
corner stone of the new I. O. O. F.
Private intw^
Central surveyors are making alow It took Beven years to untangle the temple by the Springfield lodge last put in the field at once for the pur­ and others are out
Thursday was one of the saddest inci­ heavy
title, but it 'is understood that ail
Wn’ bttt H
freight
will
all
come
In
that
pose
of
locating
an
extension
of
the
progress
locating
up
Salt
creek
as
was decided that °thP°
dents of this summer at any Western
Wednesday evening. In the presence
Itih,L?.:opo“'ion
rough
and very | litigation has been terminated, and of nearly one thousand people, who line to Albany, where the company would be considered »Ttbout°xnw
Oregon summer resort. The body of way, but first must be taken off the the country is
| there is nothing to hinder enterpris­
—un.
Olsen arrived In town this morning, embargo at the falls tn the way of brushy. A great deal of preliminary ing miners from going ahead and had assembled at the site of the has asked the city for a franchise necessary delay, and the
t’ concensug of
accompanied by Mat tin Ophus, and lockage charges. Your lumber can­ work is being done, but it is doubt­ milling the great body at rich ore building, the subordinate and Rebek­ through the streets. The ultimate opinion was that its conditions
Iac 1 ,‘bat 'he
others who were near the scene. The not go out to the sea-going vessels ful if they get the line located to the I that is already blocked out. It is ah lodges, which had formed at the terminus of the road is supposed to be complied with. t? J?!
Locat-
Inquest will be held tonight, but that load at Portland and Astoria summit before snow flies,
hall, clothed in the regalia of the or­ be at Eugen . where it will connect Carver proposition is held ‘ UP until
claimed
that
there
is
enough
ore
in
for
foreign
ports
so
long
as
that
50
with the Eugene & Eastern, now be­ spring anyw. y, reqjiii,11? no
ing work is also being done from | sight to
there seems little doubt but that Mr.
pay al. repair expenses and der, marched to the temple site, ing constructed through this city to c
9
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oF.^k-7u^ipI^7oV.°
omwe^‘
Odell Lake east.
Ophus, who was a bosom frierd of cents a ton is on at the falls."
where the ceremony which marked
I
leave
a
handsome
surplus
for
divi-
<
<>Nt
and
Earning*«.
best, it wa^L'^
Just before the rain of last week
Springfield »nd cn up the McKenzie in the future at
afbesE
W3S .¿„’.“T* ’
Olsen, will be exoner-.ed.
the
beginning
of
tne
erection
of
the
it was found by the board of en­ a fire got started on the old Taylor dends. The top of the ledge is free
most of
of the
the subscribers
Bnhen.o---- 'nought
river to th? Blue River mines, prac­ that most
In the Guard off' e this after­
to
! milling, but the deep levels encoun- temple was successfully tarried out, tically »11 of the righc-of-way having that
list would
would be he willin
willing
............
list
K "tour
e to
un thl
,7 »
noon Mr. Ophus told how It happen­ gineers that the cost of the canal logging grounds Just above the Win­ I ter rich base ores.
when
the
corner
stone
upon
whi:h
and
locks
was
about
$600,000.
The
frey place on the reserve. The fire
been secured ard the preliminary other and more definite nm>* P,
ed, not excusing himself in the least,
the
superstructure
of
this
impohing
first. This feeling waTtkPXT ^
but manfully telling the «tory of bi« earnings as reported by the General rangers were on the ground promptly
temple shall rise was laid by P. G. A. survey made. There had, however,
Electric Company were $39,073.50 and fought the flames for three days
been no official announcement of the nounced since there Is reason tn £
mistake.
S.
Walker,
who
acted
as
grand
mas
­
for the year 1898. The board of en­ when the rain set in and kept it from
The two friends
ter, assisted by Past Grands J. F. proposed extension from Albany lleve that the Po. t la nd-Eugeni
gineers found that the locks could be damaging the green, growing timber.
knap Springs about
Powers, as deputy grand master; south to Eugene, until a proposition trie road, when c nstructed will n,-k
afternoon. After having gone about rebuilt, at prices of labor when con­ It burned over most of the big bot-1
E. S. Colins, G. C.; E. C. Martin, G. was submitted this week to the rail­ out feeders through the country t
structed
for
$314,000,
and
at
prices
tom logged off by Mr. Taylor three ,
four miles they parted from the trail
S.: T. O. Maxwell, G. T.; J. A. Rob­ road committee of the Merchants’ ped by the pre posed Carver ±
1899 new locks could be built for years ago.
which had and that one of these will ext/na
and walked up a dry creek, one on In
erts, G. W.; C. M. Dorrlty, G. C.; Protective Association
$438
,000,
and
at
another
line
of
sur
­
The ranchers along the Middle
each side, for about three-quarters of
Carson, Aug. 16.—W. H. Valen­ Z T Kintzley, G. M.; I. D. Larimer, A charge of raising the Carver Siuslaw down the Sluslaw to Florence
vey
for
$456,000.
An
Oregon
state
Fork above Lowell have organized a tine, the Inventor of a machine to M., and M. C. Davis, H. E Walker, railroad stock bubscrijtion. This
an hour. They were to keep some
That this proposition will be tskon
distance back along the hillside on commission reported that locks and telephone company and Intend to im­ send telegraph messages without the J. M. Macklin, W. F. Walker, ban­ committee held a meeting lact night up at once and settled Is sure ,lnt..
canal
could
be
built
all
the
way
from
prove the condition of the line, and use of an expert telegraph operator, ner bearers.
their respective sides of the ravine, $320,000
At the proper time in the rear room of the Chambers- the members of the eolleitlng’ co-,
Ophus looked du»u Into the ravine, $125,000 to $450,000, Including there will be more phones added to left here this evening. He came down Geo. Hunter who has charge of the Bristow banking hou..e and informal­ mittee believe that work would no,
for
right
of
wsv.
A
report
the line between Lowell and Hazel from Lake Tahoe this morning and brick work, spread the mortar upon ly considered the proposition, which have been in progress on the Can»
where heh ad no Idea that his com­
panion had gone and saw what he for 1898 showed 12.865 separate Dell.
met a man named Foss at the Arling­ the larger -tone, the box containing may be briefly stated to be a declar­ road to the Siuslaw, had the pWDiI
lockages,
234,451
passengers,
and
The late rains were of great ben­ ton House, who came here from Chi­ many valuables, among which was a ation that the electric railway peo­ responded more promptly to the call
thought to be a deer.
504,145
tons
freight
going
through
efit to late potatoes and corn and gar­ cago. The two were closeted togeth­ copy of the Bible, the foundation of! ple will bind themselves to com­ for subscriptions. For that reason
Ophus said:
"I was ceitsin it was u dee-. I the locks. In 1899 the General Elec­ dens, and has settled the dust, mak­ er for several days, and it Is known Odd Fellowship,was then deposited plete their line to Eugene as rapid- they propose to ________
the .. electric road u
trie
company
offered
to
sell
the
locks
t i/in and
->n,l push
I......
ing travel more agreeable.
proposition,
have It
settled ore
look 'd two or thr
timei and »till
that when he left he had authority and the cap stone was lifted to its ly as it can be constructed, and to lirnnnol
A family moving north passed over to deal with one of the big telegraph position and the corner stone was de­ begin work at this end of the line, way or the other without any un
certain, I fired. I went to the place and canal to the general government
for
$1,200,000,
but
this
was
deemed
the military road with an inscrip­ companies for the exclusive rights of clared laid according to the ancient if the people of Eug»ne and Lane necessary delay.
and found out n*y m'stake "
tion o their wagon sheet, "Washing­ the machine.
O1 ;en had ev.dently come ac ss too high.
custom and the building which shall -t----------------------- ----—'----------- - ------------- ----------------------------------
44
’
liat
the
Board
Reported.
ton or Bust, from Durham, Cal."
the <reek for sometiiirg. Mr. Ophus
There was no exhibition of the ma­ rise upon it dedicated to the work of
The
board
of
United
8tates
engi
­
Hills Bros, have stopped work at chine here, but it MS.known that Odd Fellowship. George W. Odell
said
"He was cooping and crawling neers that made the report in 1899 their logging camps on Wlnberry and I Valentine represents the same ma­ took a fine photograph of the assem­
reported
that
the
public
Interests
to
Middle Fork and are off to the moun­ chine that was exhibited at Los An- bly, and every one present will want
along under* some v ne map':*, and
his clothes, since he wore brown over­ be benefited and the comemrce, pres­ tains with their families for a rest. gelec a few weeks ago.
It sends one as a reminder of the occasion.
alls, made him lock like a deer. I ent and prospective, of the.Willam­ They will be gone a month or more, messages actuated by a typewriter, The stone, which is very beautiful,
did not fire hastily, but felt sure ette river justified the general gov­ going by the way of the Middle Fork and receives them by pi inting them is the work of our able mason, Chas.
ernment In acquiring possession of over the Cascades, and will return automatically on a sheet of paper, so
that the object I saw was a deer.'*
the locks at a total cost not to ex- by may of the McKenzie route. Roy that the *ni?ssege looks like ordina­ Rlvett. It is made of concrete, nice­
When Ophus dl. cover' d his la­ <•»•«■<!
Upon the completion
$ l .’,«•, ,« ioi >, and they found that Hills and wife, of Dexter, are also ry typewriting. No operator is re- ly lettered.
mentable mistake he ran ell the way
of the temple the stone will be paint­
to the Springs In order to notify the to the above amount the river was with them.
qulred at the rec' iving end and the ed a stone color and the letters and
Mrs. Isle McKinsey, of Heppner, message sent is duplicated on the emblems will be gilded. M. M. Peery
proper authorities and get help. Five worthy of Improvement at the falls
or six of the men went out that night of the Willamette, by the general daughter of Jasper Hills, has been sending machine.
San Francisco, Aug. 16.—The wife
deliver'd the oration of the occasion,
Klamath Falls, Or., Aug. 15.—
to get the body, bnt bod to camp on government. If Congressmon Tongue visiting her parents, and is now visit­
ot Dr. Boxton, handsomely attired Preparations for the entertainment
which was greatly enjoy«’1’.
the way. The body was gotten the had lived this project would have ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. PROSECUTION CLOSES ITS
Upon the conclusion of tae exercis­ in a tailor suit and a big black pic­
been the first to receive attention at Frank Warner, of Haxel Dell.
CASE IN' LIND FRAUD
next morning
es the crowd marched to th .i opera ture hat, testified for the prosecu­ of the Harriman party while in Klam­
Hunting and fishing parties are
ath are now well under way, and
The funeral of Olsen will probably his hands. The reports of the engi­
San Francisco, Aug. 14.—The gov­ house, where an informal program tion in the Glass trial today. She everything is being done that »11
be held here next Monday, other de­ neers are accompanied by an opinion still numerous along the river.
told
of
her
husband
bringing
home
was
carried
out,
speeches
were
made
tails not being yet arranged. The from the legal department of the
Frank Warner, formerly of Fall ernment today In the United States on the alms and objects of Odd Fel­ $5000 la currency which Boxton de­ in any way lend to their enjoyment
deceased had one brother, Paul Ol­ government to the effect that the Creek. haH finished moving his furni­ circuit court, closed its case against lowship and the Irture of a greater clares was paid to him as a bribe by while here. Several of Mr. Har-I-
sen, at Wendling and one at some general government has the first ture to life farm at Hazel Dell, where Millionaires John -E. Benson and Dr. Sprinfield by Mayor J. D. Matlock T. V. Halsey. Mrs. Boxton was not man's children will accompany him
D. Perrin, charged with conspiracy to
on his trip and efforts are being
other place, the last time heard from right to use the waters of any navi­ he will reside in the future.
obtain 12,000 acres of land in Te- and, M. Svarv'rud, of Eug“ne, Mayor cross-examined. Former Supervisor made to purchase saddle horses
being at West Superior Wisconsin. gable stream for purposes of naviga­
Clarence
McBee
Is
now
getting
Phillips
testified
to
the
acceptance
R.
A.
Jay.ie,
G.
H.
B
,s3ett
and
J.
J.
from local dealers for their use while
Olsen was twenty-right years cld. tion. It would seem after what has ready to build a new residence on his hema county by fraud.
,The greater part of the morning Bryan, of Sprirqflcld. A good social of various bribes from a representa­ here. It is possible that the strike
having been In this country six years. been done by the state that there are farm near Rush Island. Burt Kel-
time was had until a lat - hour, when tive of the public service corpora­
no
serious
obstacles
In
the
way
of
ac
­
session
was
conslumed
in
arguments
of the telegraph operators will de­
The two men had lived and hunted
quiring public ownership of the falls say will be the next to build a new over the admissibility of the testi­ those present, voting this one of the tions Phillips on cross-examination lay his visit for a short time, bnt
together for four or five y *ara.
and barn
most successful events in the history admitted testifying under an Immuni­
of the Willamette for an open water­ house
mony
of
Wilford
B.
Harlan,
formerly
unless the railroad operators become
Mrs. Hyre, of Eugene, is visiting
of the I. O. O. F. in Springfield, de­ ty contract.
way to the ocean for the rapldjy In­
relatives at Wlnberry, Rush Island clerk of the general land office at parted for their homes A lagre del­
A lively tilt occurred between Del- involved it is probable that he will
creasing commerce of the Willamette and
Washington,
who
tn
answering
ques
­
be here within the next 48 houra.
Dexter.
valley.
tions by counsel for the government, egation from Eugene, Wendling, Cor­ mas and Heney during the cross-ex­ It is not possible to learn anything
amination of Fhillips. Delmas asked
confessed that he had accepted $200 vallis and other places attended.
OI TIXMIK OF HOP CROP AT
The committee on arrangements,in the witness if Ruef was not Included definite as to the time of his arrival
from Benson as a bribe to keep him
here, those who are in a position to
HOME AND ABROAD
Informed in advance of the prospec­ behalf of the lodge, wish to thank in the immurlty contract. Heney ob­ know maintaining the utmost secrecy
tive opening of the Plumas and other the business men who closed their jected on the ground that Delmas relative to anything whatever con­
Waterville Times, August 9: The
forest reserves, this money being left places of business at 6 o’clock and i was trying to irtcrpise foreign mat­ cerning Mr. Harriman or his party.
I Superintendent Bassett for closing' te". D?tmas said that in the previ­
local market has continued very qui­
for him In a bathroom by Benson.
i A railroad telegraph operator is
SENATOR FI'LTON IN' INTERVIEW et the past week, dealers showlug no
After a determined struggle by the the Booth-Kelly Company's mill at i ous trial the court bad ruled the i now at the Lodge installing batteries
Inclination to buy at the prices asked.
5 o'clock, thus giving the men an same question prooer. The court cut
attorneys
for
the
defense,
Judge
De
SALEM DEI’LARES THAT With concessions in prices it is un­
The building committee of the
opportunity of participating.
’ ' **■
the ’ quarrel
---------- short ' with asperity, and and instruments, and the telegraph
boaid of t *gentj cf th? University of Haven ordered this testimony strick­
between this- city and the Bay
| overru'ed Heney’s objection. .
Phil­ line
CONGRESS SHOULD KEEP Wil- derstood some business could be Oregon met yesterday Pftcrnoon and en out because it ante-dated the pe-
Springfield Ia>cal Notes.
is practically completed. The line
transacted
The cosat markets are
lips
answered
that
tu*h
was
his
un
­
rlod
of
the
alleged
conspiracy
be-
R. C. Morgan, of this city, receiv­ derstanding.
follows as nearly as practical the
LAMbrrrE river open to also very quiet, business being of after examining the new library tween Benson and Perin.
ed a telegram fraom Juneau, Alaska, |
main traveled road leading from
small volume at laHt reported prices. building acc: pttd it as ijlfllllng the
Phillips
tetrtifi
*d
that
there
was
a
Aged
Mun
Takes
Stand,
stating that H. Borlen had died there
Long Lake to Pelican Bay. From
Growers are still holding their re­ contract. The building I’ not com­
workirg
agreement
amor;
the
super
­
The
case
for
the
government
was
No particulars
maining stock firmly, but if the Inac­ pletely finished, for there O consid­ closed by the testimony of William on Monday right
visors that whatever differenres here to Long Lake it takes a direct
route, leaving the main road near
tivity continues there is no doubt erable yet to be done in making the E. Valk, formerly examiner of con­ have yet beeh received.
Mr. Borien, who was a resident of arose they should be settled in the Moore’s mill and following the line
they will be willing to sell at the rooms rent dy for occupancy. Shelves, tracts In the general land office at
now
notoi
lotis
Sunday
r
ght
caucuses
IXHKS AT OREGON ( 1TY
best price obtainable befiite long. chairs. I'ghts, tables and ether sim­ Washington, who stated that he met Springfield, went to Alaska some I and that d|fferen< *s so settl'd should fence over the hill. About four miles
Crop news Is practically unchanged ilar thing“ are yet tq be provided. Benson at the Willard house, talked time ago for a pleasure trip. He be buried and a solid front present­ , of poles were required, the other
owned considerable property here.
The libraty proper will be on the
¡27 of wire being fastened to trees.
A heavy wind storm in New York
with him about the Henson and Hyde
The home of our genial postman ed to the public. He said the Sun­ I The line is being built by the Midway
Senator Charles W. Fulton, of As­ Htate did some damage to the vine, second floor, which Is a splendid land fraud prosecutions and accepted
day
r'ght
seer<
«
meetings
were
al
­
eoria, was in the city Wednesday and but not to any serious extent. Other­ apartment for the twenty thousand from him “as a loan” $75. The mo- tre, Finley Roberts, was made hnp-i ways attended by Ru'f and Schmkz, j Telephone and Telegraplw company,
py Sunday by the arrival of a Im­
and will connect with their line to
made a special Investigation Into the wise there is no change reported, the volumes whl* h make tin the univer­ tion of the defense to strike
Finley Earl Roberts and it was at one cf them that a .Thrall.
conditions affecting river transpor­ vines being absolutely free from sity collection. ^The third floor will tlmony from the record was denied. pound son.
majority
of
the
supervisor-
voted
to
will soon take a position in the post-r
It is malnlv through the efforts
tation. says the Salem Journal
He mold.
The coast crop continues be used for class rooms, while the
vote In favor of the Home company
Dr, Perri, aged millionaire from
visited the water fro.it and examined growing steadily with good weather. first floor, or basement, will have Arizona, took the stand late in the office, where he will Instruct F. E. telephone franchise after th y had I of Col. Wm. H. Holablrd that Mr.
Sr. how to do things.
Harriman was Induced to agree to
the line of barges that Is being built, There are some reports of lice from four rooms for Instructors. The li­ afternoon in his own behalf.
He
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson and taken the money from the Pacific spend his vacation in Klamath, and
commented on the river steamer on Oregon, but reliable parties claim brary may be known as Johnson Hall. strongly denied the testimony of
States
company.
Phillips
said
that
daughter Gl ¡dvs, of Cottage Grove,
The gii Is' clubhouse was accept­
that gentleman is due perhaps
the stocks, having a new hull con­ this Is greatly over estimated Cables
at the caucus votes were taken by to
Charles P. Snell, th<> star witness for
more credit for boosting Klamath
structed. and announced that at the from England report the crop mak­ ed sonic* time ago. It is also yet to tin* prosecution. Dr. Perrin seemed and Mr. and Mrs. Rich Watson, of rollcall.
than any other Individual on earth.
Benton county fair he will open his ing good progress, and the outlook be furnished, and when ready will indignant against Benson, and when I Toncpah, Nev., are visiting at the i
The Colonel sometime since stated
campaign for an open Willamette fair for an average yield. Germany make a h ome for about twenty girls. referring to the land deals with him I home of Mrs. Doran and Mrs. Brad-1
ley this week.
to a Heratd representative that there
river from Eugene to the Columbia. I reports cold wenther, but hops mgk-
lost control of himself anti had to be,
J. 1. Clark and wife.who have been
were very few places in the world
Favor« Free locks.
i Ing good progress, and a good crop ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
called to order. He testified that he1 at Foley Springs for an outing, have
that would compare with Pelican
Senator Fulton unhesitatingly de- 1 expected The Ixmdon and Ctmtiiien- ♦
♦ was the owner of some 300,000 acres
returned h mt. Jim is fully restor-
Captain C. J. Dodd, who is gather­ Bay as a sportsman's paradise, and
Clares that It Is the duty of the gen­ tal markets are reported somewhat *
MARRIED.
♦ of land In Arizona, and at ont time ;
ed to health, and his family, he says, ing statistical information tor the it is evident that he ha« used son*
eral government to take over the easier for 1906 hops.
♦
had 150,000 acres near Fresno. Dr. is better.
government, brings the pleasing in­ very convincing talk on Mr. Ham­
locks and canal at Oregon City by
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Perin said then was not one word I
Mrs. E. Well*, and Mrs. G. A. Lu- news that cereal cdops tn lame coun­
purchase or condemnation, and main­
of truth In the testimony >f Snell re-i ther and son Hat Id were visiting ty are the best in years He learns man. That he could not posxioJ
overestimate the happy ctondltioni
F McBell and Mrs. Cora C. garding tl. > Tehema county land deal.
tain It free to the transportation in­
Mrs. John Perkins, daughter of Mrs. a« samples
of ........
the ........
yield
of v..«.
grains that existing there is well known by si
-
.......
re married on August 15,
terests and producer», and that this
E.
Wells,
at
Ma
’
toon.
Or.,
two
davs,'
’
’
"•
Chase,
who
lives
in
the
forks
v. N 4V. Phelps officiating. tRGl'M NTS 'N
who are familiar with the situatfo».
is the first great result to accom­
Since last February the naturaliza­
this week.—News.
t of the river, a few miles out, thresh­ and by inducing the Harriman par!
C. Nye and Miss Mabel F.
plish to make this Inland waterway tion laws of the country have been
BENSON LAND CASE
ed
.">0
bu.
hels
of
common
oats
to
the
to come the Colonel has placed inn
free to the public. Senator Fulton federal instead of each state hnvlng
ere married this afternoon
acre; 27 44 of wheat and 4014 of whole country under everlastM
ity Judge Chrisman. The
is a waterways man, coming from a local laws, as formerly. Considera­
San Fr r.'Uco. Aug 16.—United MARRIAGE BLISS IS
barley.
Bruno
Vitus,
over
beyond
a resident of Philomath. States A >rnt-y A. P. Black argued
live seaport at the mouth of the Co­ ble difference has been made in the
OF SHORT DERATION Springfield, who is now threshing.re- obligations to him, although a: ta*
time he purchased the property mor
lombia, and Is naturally Interested Oregon laws. Now If an applicant
* a popular youug lady of before Jude* DeHaven this morning
ports the following yields: "World
in whatever will Increase the Impor­ for citizenship do«*s not obtain his
Pittsburg, Aug. 16.—Word was re­ Wonder oats, 100 to 110 buhéis an or less resentment may have beesi«
in an endes.er to show too jury that
tance of water transportation. He final papers in at least seven years
Dr. Perrin and John A. Benson con­ ceived here recently from Paris, that acre, spring wheat, 40 bushels, and because of his withdrawing it fro
says for a comparatively small ex­ after he has filed notice of his Inten­
use.
.. .
spired to defraud the government in Mrs. Sarah A. Hart .McKee, formerly winter wheat, from 25 to 27 bushels. public
C. T. Day, of Sa nFrancisco, chi«
pense, compared to what is being tion he must take out first papers
securing valuable timber lands in Te­ Mrs. Hugh Tevis, has instituted an
Other farmers In that part of the electrician of the Southern rar*
spent on rivers not so large as
again, and wait the required five
hema county. A map of the county of action at the French capital for a di­ county
report similar good yields.
Willamette this river, that is
company, who has been ins'ali .
years.
When he petitions for his fi­
Tehema, with colored settions show­ vorce from McKee.
sapped by Irrigation, and is not
M. Svarverud tells the Guard that the batteries and Instruments of l
nal papers a notice must also be post­
It has been private gossip In I soci-
ing the holdings cf Perrin and those
Ject to freezing in winter, but
ed in a public place before the cir-
applied for in the dummy applica­ etv here for some tlm that th« e Mo­ reports that come to his office from telegraph line at Pelican Bay_
western part of the county are was in town today adjustin-' th»’ •
twehe-months-ln-the-year open
cult court can grant him papara of
tions, was proditc il an«t referred to Kees had separrted abr< ad oi rn ar­ the
ter course, the Willamette river
citizenship.
count of incompat-bilitv, g and ie suit very rosy, the yield of grain in many and getting things in resdine»»
throughout the argument.
be made navigable from Firgem
Notice ot
Mr. Black sho«ved the jtiry land for divorce is not much i of i sur- instances far exceeding pre-threshing connecting the line through
the mouth. Senator Fulton Is cl
estimates. The late rain did little if Thrall. A telegraphone »ill
Intention of
• ever st by jhe application of Rich­ prise to those who hav
lowed any Injury, and in some respects is stalled here, which :*■
full of statistics and enthusb
descript ii
: . nhk
toon, an Oakland bartend1 r, who did the melodramatic care of t
ie
two
about the presentation of them,
regarded as a benefit. •
of the telephone line for telegr p
young and exceedingly rich
not
even
kn<>»
the
character
of
the
prev
the ca
whose a)
purposes.
document which he sigil
and later flies.
*en*te
Ift. .
a Is done I
produced
fid i
.*
worker
Oil
col
porting t
>n, but
SECRET SECV» F
I
i
of the
,1 «h|
a
M A
sent by
SPYING
h nailer
ii ti
Benson.
4 Program Ontlin«-,!
wor n
re
persons
and
ci
atlons
Polntl
at Benson
Chicago. Aug. 1 '■
11
a
i the state his taken It
IV, ss a r<
»nd
n
fina
Black sa d
Herald -avs that seer* 1 r
f
a y
said Senator Fulton.
ri
i
wen
this
*roase 8' Trtis .1
ment shows
Its fa<
of the department of Ja’t
? duty of the congressm
. can«fn < a
9 th e Ida- that the man sitting at
.1
through the bureau ii c<
the
district and the two
Ore- table, there, hat been
$750.006
are said to be on the ayi
¡I
We
from Oregon to present this matte rf tl
ton wood bl ack eat of crimes and
the big railway ecr",'"at
to the rivers an dharbera comniltte* little
II i quese
ft V
to canv out
ne grandmother-
of tue old certain if the laws arc c
r h nJt dJ nt «thing
ai soon as congress con/enea. an<
hemes."
'ch Dunkard famill«*« of Western letter and spirit
Profc mr W M. Sutton, oow prin­
you can assure the resders of yom
T'en - Kania have made and used is obtainable as to ’ ’’■ P
palter that it will be done tn no half ciple of the public schools at Enter­
“Hk :<kory Rark Cough Remedy" for these spying employe-. :n
A th
The Springfield train had a pecu-
heertod manner
The rew*!opmen prise, Oregon, ««rites to the Dally II Kk HUIT LEIGH H 4s
governo: yean . and reared their families on It. stances men who have een
ir accident at Brownsville last night
OPTION - ON M»XI 'S
of the gTeat Interior of Western Ore Guard, renewlr; his subseti,,tion, be­
1
Now you can buy it of your dealers. have been removed on '“
w ten the side rods of the engine, cou­
g'*r demands that we nuke a hart cause "he likes to hear the news
Ask for
_____
_ n
nting the back wheels, broke com­
It 1s nndersio« d that Heit
,lse
her a use
it _
to that they were governmen
f‘»ht for an open river, and you cat from lane county, and It is like •
Purp- became
CAei’ron.xA..
— it
;t will stop you'r"cough"
your cough.
rest assured that It will be done. I welcome letter .root home" Profes­ Leigh. of Eugene, has succeeded in pletely off, without any apparent
TO JEA.1
o
because it Is the best cough remedy
E -’M11« L 1 a
am not aurprtaed at what la helni sor Sutton wa< formerly principal of securing options on several mines on cause, and the engine completed the Bsonths
trip to Springfield without the rods.
E’de today.
ry It.
For sale by ••«n ths
done at Salem In the way of build the Springfield schools.
I Grouse Mountain tn the Bohemia dls- — Albany Democrat.
Hull s Red Cross Drug Store and all Sígnstv»
I
I
7» 4
dealers everywhere.
a
WOULD ABOLISH
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
HENEÏ AND
PREPARING FOR
DELMAS IN
RAILROAD KING
LIVELY TILT
AT PELICAN BAY
OPEN RIVER ALL THE
YEAR UP TO EUGENE
Pl
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