Eugene weekly guard., August 29, 1907, Image 5

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JEFFRIES ANO
BANKER SCHiFF
PARTY TO ARRIVE
GIVES REASONS
SEPTEMBER 1
MONEY SHORTAGE
JUDGE KINCAID
SUED TO RECOVER
ROSEBURG FAIR
SECRETARY’S FEES
OVER SSOOO
STORY HOTEL
______
I
York, Aug. . 22.— (By phone
Th« premiums offered at the
Associated
Press. 1—Jacob JAMES SINEDRI« PLANNING TO Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of the
he banker, says that to blame
Second Southern Oi •egon District
oseburg, Sept,
tor the present fi-
III NZIt KER NOM Fair, to be held at F
T I BE
10-14, are very valuable, approxi-
is thoughtless and
held in the uighest respec all over
unjust. Schifi attributes the crisis to
mating a sum of over *6,000. The
the state.
too rapid railroad, industrial aud
prizes are offered on various kinds
Sears in the attempt to
commercial development, and says
of product, being especially ads pt­ a resident taxpayer, against H It
the Russo-Japanese war and San
KIES.
ed to agricultural products. The Kincaid to recover *60,000, which the Dunbar case found
would have to be filed in the name of
1* rancisco earthquake destroyed an
number of premiums offered Is 122S,
the defendant is alleged to have re­ the state of Oregon, the sum, some­
enormous amount of wealth, which
Preliminary plans are being drawn including in most of them first, sec­
thing
over *120,000. This is the be­
ceived in fees from various sources
sooner or later bad to make itself
ond and third prizes.
James J. Jefftres, champion prize felt. Insufficient attention has also for a four-story hotel to be construct­
The value of each premium ranges during his term of office as secretary ginning of just such another case,
and Its outcome w ill no doubt depend
fighter of the world, and party, In­ been given the facts that both Japan ed on the site of the old Oregon Ho­ on each number from *21 to *1.
of state from January 14, 1S*6, to upon the disposition by the courts
and
China
have
entered
into
competi-
tel.
recently
burned
down,
and
owned
The
most
valuable
ones
are
offered
cluding fourteen of his'friends from
January .14, 1899, and which he did of the Dunbar case.
by James Sanford, the pioneer capi­ on livestock of all kinds. Poultry
California and New York, State Game
The complaint asks first, that the
not turn over to lhe state at the end
talist of this city. John Hunzlcker
Warden J. W. Baker, of Cottage
sums be accounted for which were
of
his
term
of
office.
The
complaint
Grove, Alf Walker, of this city
turned over to Kincaid for fees for
is at work on the preliminary spec­
states that Sears, who brought a various duties, such as registering
and Henry Stwart, of Springfield^
ifications for the proposed building,
similar still «gains Secretary of State trade marks, brands. Issuing commis­
and the guides of last year, Bird
which will be SOxlOU feet, according
and
Arthur Belknap, of
Bel­
Dunbar, brought the case to the no­ sions of notaries public, for copying
to the present ideas of Mr. Sanford.
knap Springs, will start for their
tice of District Attorney McFadden house journals, senate journals, ses­
sion laws, affixing the seal of state,
camp at Terwilliger Hot Springs, ten
It wlH cost s< me where In the neigh-
on August 1 of this year, but that and recording documents and for li­
miles from Belknap Springs, up th»
borhood of *30,000.
McFaddeu on Allgust 16 refused to censes. J. K. Sears states in the
South Fork of the McKenzie river,
The building will be mo<ltrn, hav-
prosecute the case, and that Sears, complaint that he believes that the
one week from tomorrow morning
ing the first elevator to be put in in
as a taxpayer in the state of Oregon, fees will amount to over *60,009, and
Monday morning the outfit for the
for himself and in behalf of the oth­ second, that a decree be granted or­
party will start for the camp in
Eugene. No arrangements have
er taxpayers, has hereby filed suit dering the defendant to pay whatever
charge of Frank Stewart, The food
been made for a lessee, but it is
MR. R. V. LgCKIE.
against Kiucaid to recover what he sum was wlthhheld. The plaintiff al­
composes a great quantity of every-
derstood that there are several
believes to have been collected as fees so asks that the defendant pay all of
ferent jfartles who will grab at
sfR. K. Y. LECK1E, Keno, Miss., thing, and the party will llve like
In the said office, and unjustly with­ his coats and disbursements.
kings while on the trip in every re-
chance of securing such a building
M writes:
held at the end of the term of office,
L. H. McMahan is the attorney for
spect.
for
hotel
purposes.
••1 write to tell you of the great bene-
Sears.
January 14, 1899.
Alf Walker has received a letter
The structure will probably be of
iti that Peruns has accomplished for from Jeffries ____
Judge H. K. Kincaid Is a resident
The Dunbar suit, Instituted by
_ the
__ ______
_ _ of
brick, and while the details are in
giving
names
nie. It has cured me of catarrh and his party and other information con­
of this city, being editor of the Ore­ Sears, is yet undecided, being at this
the embryo stage, even in a prelim­
gon State Journal, once secretary of time before the circuit court of Mar­
.eemlngly all the other ills that 1 was cerning the trip. The party is com­
inary way will be a credit to the
state and- ouce county Judge. He is a lon county, the supreme court having
town.
posed of such-prominent people as
subject to.
man who has figured prominently In refused to sustain Dunbar's demurrer
On the first floor, of course, wlll
<■/ can eat anything before me and Mayor Harper, of Los Angeles; D.
the politics of Lane county, and is to the complaint.
be the lobby, offices, kitchens and
digest anything I eat. Physically 1 am Lanterman, coroner of Los Angeles,
—------- —-------———
dining room, There will also be a
•3
and wife; H. A.| Woodill and wits.
anew man.”
room for a bar. The rest of the
With weak or deranged digestion, the Police Commissioner P B Roy and
building will be finished into rooms
source of «trength and vitality is im­ wife.Burt Flint and wife, E. W. Hop-
and suites, of which there will prob­
paired, the nerves are weak, the blood perlead and wife, sister and son. Po­
ably be fifty or sixty.
lice Commissioner LewiB, all of Los
circulates feebly.
Mr. Sanford has great faith in the
Angeles or vicinity so far as known,
Ho man is capable of thinking ac­ and Joe Miles, of New York.
future growth of Eugene, and consid­
STEWART L WOODFORD. ers
curately or doing anything vigorously
that he can well put up such a
State Game Warden J. W. Baker
while suffering with indigestion.
Ex-minister to Spain, ax-con building as an investment. The ad­
will join the party here with Alf Wal­
To rid the stomach of catarrh -will ker and Henry Stewart. Besides
vantage of a four story building over
gressman, lawyer, soldier and poli­ a three-story one is that the three-
produce clean, healthy mucous menu- these Bird and Arthur Belknap will
MRS. DWIGHT L. MOODY.
go along to show the hunting grounds tician. Ha saw» that war between story structure is rarely equipped I
braues and thus correct the digestion.
with
an
elevator,
and
offices
and
and
act
as
guides
and
do
the
pack
­
Widow of fatuous evangelist,
Parana has the reputation th» world
the United State« and Japan woald rooms in the top story are not liked
Philadelpria. Aug. 22.— (By phone
Concord, N. H., Aug. 21.— Sult
orer for doing this very thing. Aeourse ing, and there wifi also be a cook,
still
active in the Bible school work from Associated Press.)--James M.
by travellers.
in tbe four-story
brought against the estate of Mrs.
of Peruna promptly and completely making a total of twenty-one in the bo a crime against history.
building there must be an elevator, at Northfield, Mass.
Schumaker, former superintendent of
party,
of
which
seven
will
be
women.
set« 'he digeative organa at their true
the capltol building at Harrisburg, Mary Baker O. Eddy was formally
The camp will be the same one tion for the world's surplus capital. and then every room is equally ac­
fuHLthy
who pleaded Illness and remained wihtdrawn today and further pro­
that Jeffries went to last year, and The only remedy, he says, will be a cessible. For that reason a four-sto­
secluded at his horns In Johnstown ceedings to determine the mental con­
the guides, Bird and Arthur Belknap, temporary reduction of activities un­ ry building for hotel purixises should also has paying offers.
All kinds of farm products, in­ during the Investigation of the cap­
gave such satisfaction last year that til capital and credit facilities reach bring much higher rent.
At first Mr. Sanford expected to cluding garden dairy, and every other ltol building scandals, now declares dition of the leader of the Christian
they have been engaged again to do a point sufficient tot the volume of
build only two stories, but further department of work, ha« Its prizes, he will tell everything he knows, , Scientists discontinued. This is said
all the packing from Belknap business transacted.
thought convinced him that a four- as well as domestic work, Including Schumaker declares than manipula­ to b» the result of a compromise.
Springs.
story building would be much more cooking, sewing and fancy work. The tion of funds was engineered by a
The party will be in the woods for
The suit was commenced here on
profitable.
fine arts also receive some attention, high state official for the purpose March 1, 1907, In the affairs of Mrs.
about fifteen days, They will arrive
as
doe*
photography.
of
covering
up
a
shortage
in
the
in Eugene on Sunday morning, Sep­
Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder and
Premiums are offered on ores and treasury and save the name qf for­ head of the Chrlstlhn Science cult,
Portland. Aug. S3.—Alleging a tember 1, and will immediately leave
what the mine« produce,
«bortage of approximately *5000 in for the Springs. On Monday morn­
mer United States senator from Penn- ■ and for the appointment of a receiv­
The object of the directors of the sylvania, now deceased, M. S. Quay. er.
bis accounts, the Pacific Mutual Life ing, September 2, they will arrive at
enterprise Is not to allow the racing
Insurance Company yesterday caus­ their camp, which Jeffries thinks is
The plaintiffs In this action, which
program and its interest and purses
The last legislature made the laws
ed to be Issued a warrant for the ar­ an Eden of hunting and fishing
ranked as one of the most ln>i>ortant
to overshadow the exhibition of what
protecting the forestB of the state
rest of H. T. Booth, general agent ofr grounds.
in legal history, were George W. Glo­
people produce themselves.
They,
the company in Oregon from last
Alf Walker is making arrange- from fire more strict than ever be-
ver, the son and only child of Mary
The rush for Southern Pacific land therefore, try to offer three times
January until the first of August. ments for the party and trip, and as fore, The penalties in some cases
Baker G. Eddy, his daughter, Mary
Investigation having developed this he so successfully carried the trip have been Increased, and more care in Lane county seems to have sub­ as much for premiums as for purses,
Baker Glover, and George W. Ba­
sided during the last month In a gen- the latter aggregating a little more
sensational state-of affairs, the war­ through last year, he will undoubted­ must be taken now.
ker, a nephew of Mrs. Eddy.
Notices posted state that any per­ eral way, for during August only than *2,000.
rant was issued by Deputy District ly maintain his repuation and that
These plaintiffs declared that Ma­
V. P. Hollenbeck of this city Is
Attorney Adams shortly after the of the county for having the best son wilfully or negligently allowing seven filings have been made in the
ry Baker G. Eddy was mentally in­
noon hour yesterday, and was placed things in the world in the way of a a fire to escape from his own lands county clerk’B office at the court second vice-president of the society
Falrmount la fast becoming the capable of managing her business af­
and he and C. M Young, also of
shall be punished by a fine of not bouse.
in the hands of Captain of Detectives sportsman's paradise.
most desirable place In the city to fairs and vast fortune, and that there
Eugene,
are
on
the
board
of
commis
­
less
than*50
nor
more
than
*1000,
During
July
ther
ewere
many
more
Bruin for service. Search of the city
Jeffries is hardly likely to have a
live in, for since the street railway was abundant reason to believe that
during the afternoon and up to late chance to kill an elk on the trip for or be sentenced to prison for a peri­ but now people neeni either to have sioners.
has headed that way the distance In the venerable pud mentally enfeebled
got
their
fill
of
“
S.
P.
”
land,
having
od
of
not
less
than
one
month
or
last night failed to locate Booth and the reason that the season will not
HAKRIHBt KG NKWH,
time to town will be lessened twenty woman was helpless in the hands of
filed
on
the
cream
of
the
timber,
or
more
than
one
year.
the effort to find him was resumed be open until after he has left, and
LOCAL
AND
PERSONAL
minutes
of more. But besides this designing persons who had wrong­
Any
person
leaving
a
camp
fire
they
have
some
doubt
about
their
this morning.
furthermore because there are no
fact,
many
improvements are taking fully converted to their own uses
burning
or
who
permits
it
to
spread
ability
ever
to
wrest
the
title
from
W. H. Davis, the company’« gen­ elk within a radius of many miles
large sums of money and properties
J.
R.
Alford
was
down
from
Co
­
place.
is
liable
to
a
fine
of
not
less
than
*2S
the
railroad
Timber
land
la
very
eral manager for the Pacific coast, of his headquarters A few are said
of great value belonging to her.
purpose of
burg
this
week
for
the
The
block
between
Thirteenth
and
scarce,
and
the
life
of
people
that
or
more
than
*500.
with headquarter« at San Francisco, to be on the headwaters of the
William E Chandler, former Unit­
Any person in hunting that uses make a business of locating others attending the funeral ot Misa Viola Fifteenth streets »n Moss avenue has ed States senator for New Hampshire,
is in the "city taking personal charge South Fork of the McKenzie.
been
graded
and
graveled,
as
has
the
Pierce.
firearms,
guns,
revolvers,
or
pistols,
on
the
land
is
growing
strenuous
of the affairs of the Pacific Mutual
C. A. Pryor returned to Sprlng- entire length of Fifteenth street from and Concord's moat distinguished cit­
with other than incombustible wad­ For this reason it would appear that
Company during the progress of the
field
Sunday after a few days* vielt University avenue to Walnut avenue. izen, was senior counsel for the plain­
ding
is
liable
to
a
fine
of
not
less
timber
men
have
little
or
no
faith
. rase, and in a statement given out
with
relatives and friends here- Fairmount boulevard, while now tiffs. With him were associated John
than
*25
or
more
than
,500.
in
the
government
when
it
comes
to
last night declared that he will cause
a
bouts.
graded and graveled, is In a partially i W. Kelly, cf Portsmouth, New Hamp­
Setting
out
fires
is
the
worst
crime
an
open
combat
with
the
railroad
to be filed in the f'-d°ral court a suit
Mrs Geo. Peters and thee boys unfinished state, but will be complet- ; shire, one of the leading lawyers of
in
the
calendar
of
fire
penalties,
for
company
on
their
land
in
Oregon.
for *4000 against Booth.
the state; Martin & Howe, of Con­
any one doing so shall be Imprisoned
A booklet has been pjrepared by and Miss Millie Peters came down ed as soon as the rain softens the cord, together with counsel In Bos­
for a term of not less than one year A. W. Laferty, Esq., of Portland, from Coburg Sunday for a vacation ground so that the grader can be ton and consulting counsel in Wash­
Winchester self-loading rifles at I The folowing fire wardens have or more than ten in the penitentiary. entitled, "A Resume of the Legisla­ In the bopyards near here.
used.
factory prices.
Mrs. W. N. Bucknum was here yes­
The boulevard when done, and ington, District of Columbia.
Those who break the latter law are tion and Historical Facts in the in­
been appointed in the vicinity of
Who Defendants Arc.
d»tf
EUGENE GUN CO.
Lane county by the state forestry usually mountaineers, who have liv­ terest of the Oregon A California terday in attendance at the funeral when Hendricks' Park Is Improved
The defendants' names in this re­
board on the recommendation of the ed in their vicinity so long that they Railroad Company In Lands Oranted of Miss Viola Pierce and visiting more, will make the prettiest drive-1 markable action are: Calvin A Frye,
way in this part of the state. It Is
! corporation or service accompanying feel that they have a right to do by Congress.” The issue Is prepared with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McCulloch were nearly two miles in length, wlht a the fix.tman-secretary in control ot
whatever they please with the sur­ for Charles J. Bonaparte, attorney­
i the name:
Mrs. Eddy's home. Pleasant View;
general of the United States, and be­ at Eugene the latter part of last width of *0 feet.
Dan Bcombaugh, Cottage Grove, rounding forests and mountains.
Alfred Farlow, executive bead of the
week
on
a
short
visit
with
relatives
But
one
of
the
greatest
improve
­
sides
giving
a
genera)
history
of
the
I Booth-Kelly Company; Elmer Lee,
ments to that part of the city will be cult and chairman of the Christian
facts in the case, from the making of and friends.
' Cottage Grove, Booth-Kelly Compa­
The
“
Kandy
Kids"
came
up
from
the fact that the street car line will Science publication committee; Jo­
and
grants
to
the
present
time;
it
ny; Alfred Starks, Deerhorn, Booth-
tap
that big residence district in two seph Armstrong, publisher of the
Corvallis
last
Sunday
and
drove
to
alms
to
present
the
case
to
the
peo
­
Kelly Company; Oscar Drury, Fall
places,
one along Thirteenth street writings of Mrs. Eddy; Irving C.Tom-
Coburg,
where
they
crossed
bats
with
ple of Oregon.
Creek, Booth-Kelly Company; J. M.
over
to
Springfield,
and the other on llnson, healer, teacher and trusted
the
baseball
team
of
that
city.
The
Shelby, Mabel, Booth-Kelly Compa­
the
branch,
which
It
Is said will run agent of Alfred Farlow; lra C.Knapp,
lumber
Jacks
proved
too
much
for
ny; G. W. Kelsay, Vida, Drew Timber
'
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the Kandy Kds and took the game by to Hendricks' Park on the extension director of the mother church in Bos­
Company: R.M. Thurston, Crawfords­
ton; William B. Johnsono, secretary
John B. Bell and Benjamin Ayers, ♦
♦ the score of 14 to 1. The Corvallis toward the Masonic cemetery.
ville, Calapooia Lumber Company; of Asotin, Wash., are preparing to +
of the mother church; Stephen A.
DIED.
♦ aggregation never
III El).
had
a
look-in
Chas Hand. Holly. Drew Timber erect a brick building in Springfield *
I Chase, treasurer; Edward A. Kimball,
*
from
start
to
finish.
¡Company; W. F. Poteff, Mapleton, 20x100 feet on the land owned by the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A
Deputy Sheep Inspector D. G. Belts as much to harvest a crop of hops teacher, lecturer, and former holder
I National Forest Reserve; W. M. Nee­
Springfield
Banking
Company,
the
has
his work in this dis­ when they are only worth five cents of copyright on Mr». Eddy’s textbook
ley. Mapleton, National Forest Re­ backers of which now plan to put
At Jacksonville, Oregon. Tuesday, trict completed
and
ir
of
the opinion that the a pound as It does when they are on Christian Science; Louis C.
serve; Martin Noffslnger, Acme, Na­ in a bank here in Eugene, and start August 20, 1907, Mrs. David Linn.
assistant secretary at Pleas­
health
of
the
sheep
in this end ot “two bits,” and it is this faet that Strang,
tional Forest Reserve; Ovle Dowell, a banking business just as soon as A dispatch from Jacksonville brought
ant View, and Hermann S. Herring,
the
county
has
been
greatly
improv
­
piakea
the
countenance
of
the
hop-
Florence, National Forest Reserve;
can get their building up and this Information to Eugene relatives. ed by following the dictates of the grower change Its shape as the price first reader of the Christian Selene»
R. W. Jopcott, Florence, National they
church at Concord.
fitted with a vault and furnishings ■ Deceased leaves a hu»l>and, two sons law to the letter. There have been goes up or down.
Forest Reserve; L. Gerum, Cottage
In an elaborate presentation of
Cln the natural food of ourdomes-
What the capitalization will be, and three daughters The sons are scabby sheep in this section, Mr.Belts
Died
At
her
home
In
our
city
on
Grove, O. & C. Railway; F. H. Bu­ or what kind of a corporation will 1 Fletcher Linn of Portland and G. D.
this case In a bill of equity filed at
oc animals nature provides certain
says,
for
the
past
twenty-five
years,
Monday,
August
19,
Miss
Viola
chanan. Blachlev, O. A C. Railway; be organized has not been determin­ Linn of Eugene. The daughters are
Concord, the plaintiffs laid particu­
Pecjnar medicinal herbs, leaves,
Robert Martin, Lorane, O. & C. Rail­ ed, and will depend upon future de­ Miss Margaret, Portland; Miss Cor- and if it has been cured Jt will be a Pierce, aged sixteen years. In the lar stress upon one point, namely:
“txs and roots which seem ncces-
splendid
thing
for
the
sheep
owne:s.
death
of
Miss
Pierce
we
fully
and
way; C. B Fowler, Walton, O. A C.
rine, Jacksonville; Mrs. Lou Gay, Mr. Belta superintended the dipping
That this action is lu no sense aa
Uf7 for their health.
keenly realize our loss. She was a
Railway; V. V. Hhrpshous, McKenzie velopments.
Springfield needs a bank, and the Seattle. Mrs. Geo. B. Dorrla of Eu­ of between four and five thousand true friend, and her devotion to those attack upon Christian Science nor
Bridge U. S. Forest Service; M. Can­ first people to start one there will gene, is her sister, also Mrs. Beek­
upon Mary Baker G. Eddy.
i she loved would make a bright chap-
non. Lowell, U. S Forest Service; doubtless make a succese of th» en­ man, of Jacksonville, hose name is head of sheep In his district.
Died
—
At
her
home
a
few
miles
i
ter
In
any
life.
Nothing
but
the
J R ot Harvey, Hazeldell, U. S. For­
associated with the Beekman prize east of Harrfsbufg, Monday, August
SNAKE HT» Ht Y THAT
given annually at the Stale Univer­ 19, 1907, Mrs. Belle Wassom, aged ; thought of the loving hand that has
est Service; C. V. Oden. Bohemia, U. terprise.
IS TAKEN NEKIOl'SLY
' removed her can reconcile her
S. Forest Service; C. H. Young, Ma­ JUDGE BRYAN
sity. The funeral will be held in 37
years, 8 months and 1 day. She I friends and relatives to her absence.
pleton, Umpqua Forest Reserve; Mar-
Jacksonville today.
AN
OREGON
MAN
The Guard reporter who wrote that
lavese a husband, Douglas Wassom, * While she has gone from tbe acenes,
???"?’in condensed form the es-
tin Durbin, Waldport, Umpqua For-
two sons and an infant daughter, be­ the conflicts, the sorrows and pleas­ story recently about the rattlesnakes
. ? vlrtue«of those health giving
Ray
Moore,
a
telegraph
operator
Judge
E.
L.
Bryan,
of
Idaho,
was
est Reserve.
sides a host of friends and relatives ures of life, she wll still live In the at Seavey’s Point was not suffering
P*an. •’ prepared expressly for
in the city this morning on his way on the Western Union who has work­ to mourn her loss. The funeral ser­ hearts of those who knew her best. from the effects of snake poison an­
,v *e an|mali deprived by man of
ed
at
various
points
along
the
Oregon
to Philomath on a visit with his
vices were held at the I. O. O. F. J Her retiring nature led her to hide tidote, but he seems to have exag­
natural f.xxf. It stimulates the
parents, after a short trip to Spring­ lines, died at his home in Roseburg cemetery yesterday afternoon, con­ { her best quslities from public gaze, gerated the conditions just the same.
H V^. u^fovesthe digestion and
yesterday
of
typhoid
fever.
He
Is
field to see his brother. Judge Bryan
ducted by the Rebekah lodge of this but they were revealed by those who It made a good story, but the effect
hlcJa1 atjn!
f°°d. purifies the
is the judicial officer in the district survived by his parents and two sis­ city, assisted by Kev. D. E. Baker, of , enjoyed her acquaintance; yet it was upon some timid persons is working
Cundilttn *n’UrM ’ pXjd' heal‘hy
ters.
He
was
a
young
man
rising
rap
­
in Idaho, where the famous Haywood
Eugene.
' in her home that her true worth was an Injury to the hop yards of that vi­
trial occurred, and it would have idly in his profession who hnd a num­
Hoppicking commenced in moat i most conspicuous. She was a kind cinity which are in need of pickers,
s.
His
sister,
Miss
ber
of
friends
hi
been his business to have presided
As a matter’of fact nobody has been
telegraph operator yards hereabouts Monday, and those and loving daughter, and her devo- bothered by snakes tn year* at that
s on the Springfield at the trial, but he had been the Lilith .Moore,
who did not commence work Mon­ I tion to the family circle had no limit.
Stock Remedies I The contracto
attorney of Orchard previous to his
place, as hundreds of pickers who
swer system have laid this pipe election, so of course was Incapacitá­ in the ■lephone office for some time, day began the followlg day, and Her future was full of promise, and gather
OA wkot ,ANO
there »very . year
I will teatlfy.
and are now filling in wherever they ted. He expe is his former client
Cr.,s»n, w ednesday. August right now there are several hundred we dare not ssk why she wss taken
At
The Guard trusts that nobody will
men,
women
and
children
at
work
i
from
us
in
the
prime
of
her
life
un
­
did not do so lmrr ediately after the
W«
■eks,
daughter
of
21.
Miss
Elsie
his only course, and
Hoyt Chemical Co
pipe was laid. The se ■wer is ordi- to plead guilty ion the mercy of the Mr. «nd Mrs. J F . Weeks, aged 2 2 in the hop fields near this ctly. Most ' less as flowers are picked tie fore til« take this story too seriously—
since such tales, like fish yarns, are
narv pipelng for sewat ge purpose», place himself t
le funeral services were of the yards are picking by weight ; frost finds them that we may not not sii| .posed t. o be backed up by affl-
PORTLAND. OREGON
v^ari.
witness
their
decay.
—
Bulletin.
thia
season,
and
in
fact
we
have
and the system is an ur n-to-date one court.
by
Rev.
Stratford
st
the
former Benton
davits. And, seriously speaking, no
Bryan
Jud
in every respect, no faul
— roe b * lx
,
reh and the remains were heard of but one yard that will pick
, county school
one ne ed fear even selng a snake la
jr,4 in the construction n. McArthur
by
the
box.
Hops
are
reported
very
••EVERYBODY
MIol
’
I.D
KNOW
”
st
in
the
Howe
cemetery,
'I.I. I»KI tMilSTH
attorney, going
nurse of events during
d McClain did the wo ark.
Says C. G. Hays, a prominent busi­ hop pit
»« being conducted by the light and most of the pickers are not
ars ago to Ida-
t Seavey’s Point, which
coming
up
to
their
past
record
in
the
Already a number of ♦ I b residen
ness
man
of
Bluff,
Md.,
that
Buck-
Rebekah
lodge,
of
which
Creswell
Is one
he loost popular yards
this ci
quantity
picked.
Most
of
the
yards
I
ten's
Arnica
Salve
la
the
quickest
and
lady
was
an
aonored
mem-
the young
with tll<ove wh to pick hops regularly
did
de conne
and
are
showklng
a
large
yield,
and
If
it and ha
I
surest
healing
salve
ever
applied
to
a
ber.
the market would only show up as i sore, burn or wound, or to a case of In the '
a
W 11 he demoerz
good the bop growers in this part of : piles. I've used it and I know what I
Remington
auto-loading
shotguns
f^nd cruisers’ estimate books for
can district i
d I
leid
the valley would (deed be a very hap­ lain talking about.” Guaranteed by
and rifles
d him.
him. but th> e pet
sale al the Guard office.
py
set
of
individuals.
It
costs
just
.
W.
L.
DeLano,
druggist.
25c.
EUGENE
OUN
CO.
istr
jdwtf
i Albany Demi ocrat.
QUAY AT HEAD
SUIT AGAINST
OF QUAKER STATE
MRS. EDDY IS
CAPITOL GRAFT
QUICKLY ENDED
INSURANCE AGENT
WILL BE ARRESTED
FIRE PENALITIES ARE
STRICI ER THAN EVER ONLY SEVEN AFFIDAVITS
FDR S. P. LAND
LANE FIRE WARDENS
OF U. S. AND COMPANIES
SPRINGFIELD WILL
HAVE BANK ANYHOW
Pacific Stock
Food
SPRINGFIELD SEWER
IS PRACTCALLY DONE
FAIRMOUNT IS BEING
IMPROVED VERY RAPIDLY