Eugene weekly guard., January 02, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

HUGKNE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, JANUARY a. I»OH
IAMESB£^yRT HgP GROWERS
The Farmers hre
Pcliei Association
MEET TO FORM
ORGANIZATION
„. j TTPVILLE. OREGON
and best insurance
CFL-
Thi cheapo
The
1
mu
.v association has add-
iam»'wte 00
„ 000 in risks during the PROMINENT HOP MEN OF CALI-
ed o»er J Of which »300.000 is on
FORNI A ADDRESS MEETING AT
past F»
r
bounty
P^perty. The assocla-
Lan« W
U-' ,2.300.000 on the best
COMMERCIAL CLUB
tion earrl«9
’ln (he valley. Those
(irB bulldinKS
are about to expire,
.boat PoHf“-’
who desire to Insure please IANE COUNTY GROWERS PRES-
or t110** v Write for particulars to
ENT ALL ENTRI SIASTIC OVER
Jit “nctlou City, Oregon.
I’ROSPFX TS <»F Sl'('< FSS OF OR.
GA.NIZAT1ON — BY-l.AWS
Hie great maD
<« frr J.iQUOR
HOUSE. We
psy the express.
Write today for
CON-
M1TTEE APPOINTED
fFrom Tuesday's Guard )
A rousing meeting of the hdp
R Price List.
growers of Ixine county was held at
’TINS CC.
JU<
a visit with Miss Minnie Evans in Eu­
gene, went to Harrisburg yesterday
to visit there a few days.
T. x/avw
Clow auu
and iaiu-
fam-
.. Mr. and ’ — Mrs.
—— J. *.
I Uy returned to Portland yesterday
af’er a visit with Mrs. Clow's parents,
Mr and Mrs. B. S Hyland.
Janies P. Kilroy, manager of The
Guards contest, went to Junction
Lity this afternoon on business in
connection with the contest.
Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Littler re­
turned to Albany 'oday after visiting
at the home of Mrs. Littler's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Robinson.
A. C. Woodcock and Geo. A. Dor­
ris returned this afternoon from the
former's farm below Irving, where
they haxe been hunting ducks.
Mrs. A. Goldsmith and daughters
came up from Oregon City Saturday
evening and spent Sunday at the
home ef Julius Goldsmith in Eugene.
A. C. Dixcn Is h >rre from Washing­
ton, I). C., where he appeared as a
witner s ’ in "
■ -
the - freight
rate hearing
before the interstate commerce coni-
mission.
Miss Mattle Wi lls, of Ashland, af-
ter a visit at the i home of 8. N. Glb-
son in Eugene went to Harrisburg
today to I visit friends there for a
week or o.
Ted <
among the st: r*
gene Sunday after a two-weeks' visit
with her mother and sisters in this
city. She was accompanied as far as
Albany by Miss Agnes Wilson, who
spent the day with friends, return­
ing yesterday morning.—Corvallis
Gaette.
Levi Geer, manager of the famous
London Mineral Springs, is in the
city today looking after busluess mat-1
ters. He reports the past season the I
most prosperous the springs ever
Boston, Dec. 30.—Greeted with
enjoyed, and expects more business j
next year, owing to the resort becom­ cheers as "the next president of the
ing more widely known, and its facil­ United States," a topic which he care­
ities and accommodations greatly im­ fully avoided in his own remarks.
proved.
Secretary of War William H. Taft to­
+*++♦♦♦++++♦♦♦♦ ♦ + night delivered his first public speech
♦ since his iriobs trotting tour at the I
♦
DIED.
♦ annual banquet of the Boston Mer­
♦
♦
♦
Association, at the Hotel Som­
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ 4 chants'
erset.
The banquet closed a long and
At his home at Junction City, D p -
cember 29. 1907. after a long Illness, strenuous day for the secretary of I
Anus D. Hurlburt, at an advanced war. during which he delivered al
age. The remains will arrive in Eu­ brief address before 400 members in «
gene tomorrow afternoon and will the morning and attended a reception
be interred in the Masonic cemetery. and spoke before a gathering ot' Jews
Rev. J. S. McCallum will conduct the of the city at the Elysium Club in
During his visit to
services at Junction before the train the afternoon.
arrives here. The remains will be Boston, which ends tomorrow morn­
taken directly from the train upon ing. Mr. Taft is the guest of Samuel*
their arrival here to the cemetery. Carr, a Boston banker and relative
of Mrs. Taft.
An obituary will be printed later.
After alluding to his New England
At the home of her parents, Mr. ancestry and to the lack of public
and Mrs. J. M. McCormick, five miles Interest in the Philippines. Mr. Taft
northwest of Eugene, December 3 0, began a discussion of the recent pan-,
1907, Miss Jessie McCormick, aged ic. its causes, effects and relation to
28 years. 2 months and 8 days, front the policy of the administration. He I
pneumonia. The funeral will be held attrlbuter panics in general to the
tomorrow at 10 a. nt. with interment conversion ot loanable capital into
investments less and less convertible
in the 1. O. O. F. cemetery.
and to waste of money in unwise en­
terprises, extravagant living, wars,
IP YOU KNEW
The merits of the Texas Wonder, etc. For eight or nine months there
you would never suffer from kidney, were many indications that this loan­
bladder or rheumatic trouble. *1 a able capital was near exhaustion, un­
bottle (two months’ treatment). Sold til the soundest railroads and other 1
by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for enterprises could not borow money.
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 This condition extended all over the
world.
l Olive street, St. Louis.
TAFT DEFENDS
ROOSEVELT AGAINST
FINANCIERS' ATTACKS
The Klud You Have Always Bought, and which has trecn
in use for over 30 yearn, has borne the ^^natnre of
and has been made under his pcr-
soiuil supervision since its infiwicy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-ivs-good” are but
Experiments that tritle with and e«“ ’.....wer the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR IA
Castoria is a harmless substituto for Ccsrtor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures lYiarrluea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
anil Flatulency. It assimilate» the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy anti natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’» Friend.
the Commercial Club today for the
purpose of taking preliminary iteps
toward orgat
an asse •dation to
at the Vnlvo-
affiliate with
general orgauiza-
Mrs. Victor
tion being
■d all over th* daughter. ML
of Roseburg,
The
AJi.-mco. 8 rmal and Commercial jjoast.
session was Leid who have bei
: a week-end
M1
Inali I ran. has. pclodiM eln~-
Mr. and _____
Mrs.
watheinatli». »W . all ba»«! on Che , this forenoon
vas calle d to order visit at the home __ _______
A.tho"'' .
for out
GENUINE
ALWAYS
ng. M. Levinger Benjamin W. Maddox, went to Peoria
" 'T'S I« ,» ebocannot i by Manager
I was elected chairman and Dr. W. L. to visit friends on Sunday.
I
Cheshire
secretary.
mili COLLEGE, flLBfiNY, OREGON
W. E. Lovedall, a prominent Sacra­
(From Tuaedj*y‘* Guard.)
mento hop grower, was the first to
Rev. A. O. St Ilin.an returned today
»
' address the meeting. He exulained from a trip south.
the purpose of forming the associa-
J. H. Carpenter, of Lebanon, is in
GEORGE W. KINSEY
I tion and stated that the committee the city on business.
which he was a member had met
J. G. Day, Jr., of Roseburg, Is In
General Auctioneer. I of
with great success up in Washington. the city on business.
Mrs. M. G. Smith, of Mabel, is in
A. L. Shinn, an attorney of Sacra-
Residence 194 E. 10th St.
I mento, who was instrumental in or­ the city for a day or so.
Geo. W. Rowan, of Burke, Wash.,
ganizing the fruit growers of Califor­
PREACHER LIVING WITH
nia, also spoke at the forenoon ses­ is in the city on business.
Miss Zelma Cruzan Is in the city
sion. Mr. Shinn characterized the
YOUNG HEIRESS
short seller as the disease of the hop from Dexter for a day or so.
Node« for Publication.
TMC CKNTAUN COMPANY, TT MURRAY ITRIIT, Nt* VORR CITY.
James
Hayes,
of
Junction,
was
In
industry. He fills the market up with
United States Land Office,
San Francisco, Dec. 30.—The Call
the
city
today
on
hop
business.
short sales and afterward buys the
Roseburg. Or., Oct. 23, 1907.
F. A Tripp has returned from a today publishes an Interview with
Notice is hereby given that in com­ hops from the farmer at less than the
Rev. Jere Knode Cook, formerly pas­
trip to the Smith River country.
pliance with the provisions of the act , cost of production.
e-
F. C. Walters, the Elmira lumber tor of St. George’s church at Hemp­ I
In the afternoon E F. Woodward,
I of congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ’
BODY BROUGHT UP FROM JUNC­
1 'An act for the sale of timber lands a banker and hop grower of Santa baron, was in the city yesterday.
stead, L. I., who Is claimed to have
C. L. Williams arrived down from
in the states of California, Oregon, Rosa, spoke on the financial details
TION CITV AND BURIED IN THE
deserted his wife eight months ago
Nevada and Washington Territory,” of the organization.
He told how Dexter on th« neon train today.
and
eloped
lyith
a
seventeen-year-old
MASONIC CEMETERY
J W. Hobbs left today for points
as extended to all the public land the organization would advance mon­
heiress, Loretta Whaley. The pair
sates by act of August 4, 1892, ey to the grower, how the organiza­ north on Internal revenue business. are located, it is said, in a flat at
Colonel J. M. Williams was a pas­
Frank H Holland, of Crow, county tion would market the crop over the
(From Tuesday's Guard.)
1199 Green street in this city. A
of Lane, state of Oregon, has this entire year instead of forcing the senger for Portland on today’s train. child was born to them during the
The
remains of Amos N. Hurlburt
L.
G.
Lassell
and
J.
R.
Cartwright,
day filed in this office his sworn crop on an unwilling market within
of Harrisburg, were in Eugene to­ interval. The rector has been work­ were brought up from Junction City
statement No. 8524 for the purchase 30 days after harvest.
ing as a painter and decorator, but as
of lot number Two ( 2 I of section No.
this afternoon and buried in the Ma­
M. H. Durst, of Alameda, Cal., was day.
Miss Belle Keeney returned on the there Is nothing offering in that line
4, in township No. 18, south, range also on the program for an address
he is now doing the hardest kind of sonic cemetery. Tb* services were
noon
train
today
from
a
visit
at
Dex-
No. 6 west, W. M., and will offer for this afternoon.
•
manual labor to support himself and held at the home of his son, C. F.
proof to show that the land sought
A committee on by-laws was ap­ ter,
R. J. Brund, of Florence, Is in the his campanion and child.
Hurlburt, at Junction, Rev. J. S.
is more valuable for its timber or pointed «s follows: Stephen Smeeil,
McCallum, of this city, officiating.
«one than for agricultural purposes, W. P. Cheshire, Len Stevens. R. O. city, having arrived on last night's
San
Francisco,
Dec.
30.
—
Inquiry
stage.
Amos N. Hurlburt was born in
and to establish his claim to said Brady, J. Seavey and Geo. A. Dor­
Hon. R. A. Booth and sons, Roy at the flat occupied by Rev. J. Knode Vermont December 13, 182 7. He was
land before W. W. Calkins, U. 8. ris.
The committee will probably
Cook
and
Loretta
\V4ialey
revealed
an architect by occupation during
Boise, Dec. 31.—Pettibone was in now hinges entirely on the nature of
Commissioner, at his office in Eu­ adopt the same by-laws that other and Floyd, have gone to Wilbur on a
the fact that the couple had fled the early part of his life. He was mar­
gene. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th organizations on the coast have and hunt.
court
today, but plainly showed the th« Instructions of the court.
A. O. and Silas Knowles arrived with the child.
ried in 1 849 at Middlebury, Vt., to
If the court Instructs that proof of
day of January, 1908.
a meeting will soon be held to perfect
effects
of his Illness
..edge Hilton,
The couple
out from Mapleton on the stage last
Miss Amy D. Prine,
conspiracy In Itself is sufficient, pro­
He names as witnesses: Church organization.
San Francisco, Dec. 30.—Rev. moved from Vermont to lows in for the defense, announced that he viding the stale lias presented satis­
night.
A.Stephens, of Crow, Oregon; George
The growers present at the meet­
Miss Marian White, of Cottage Cooke and hie companion lived in 1853, in which state they lived until had gone over all the testimony, and factory proof that the defendant was
T Holland, of Crow, Oregon; Wal­ ings today were all enthusiastic over
Grove, arrived on the noon train this city under the name of Mr. and they came West, locating near Eu­ as the state had failed to connect a member of the conspiracy, and that
ter J. Holland, of Crow, Oregon; Nes- the success of the crganizatlon.
Mrs. Gerald Balcom. They left their gen.-, Oregon, In 1881.
today.
the defendant with the crime charged the killing of Governor Steunenberg
Biih Owen, of Eugene, Oregon.
_____
/
Levi Geer, proprietor of the Lon-1 flat last night In a pelting rain. The
In 1900, the ag«d couple moved to in the indictment It had been decid­ was an incident to It, •«»<■ egee
c
will
Any and all persons claiming ad­
don Snrlngs resort, was in the city police have not been requested to de­ Everett. Wash., where they resided ed to offer no further evidence and be argued.
a
versely the above-described lands are
tain
them
and
are
making
no
effort
yesterday.
submit
the
case
to
the
Jury
until
the
death
of
Mrs.
Hurlburt
in
without
4
*
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦+♦+
Tbe illness of 1>Milfoije B * much
requested to file their claims in this
Frank Trueman, of the Ax Billy to locate the pair.
March. 1907. After this the dc- argument.
+
to do with the declsfo« of
de-
office on or before said 71 li day ot *
♦
4
PERSONALS
stores,
returned
yesterday
from
a
trip
Senator
Borah
asked
for
a
recess
deceased
resided
in
Junction
City
fense to submit th« ease with >ut ar-
Jxnuary, 1908.
♦ to Portland.
*
with
his
son,
C.
F.
Hurlburt,
where
that
the
proposition
of
the
defense
gument.
Minneola, L. I., Dec. 30.—District
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
M. W. Meber, a merchant of Mar- Attorney Coles said today that he had he died at 2 o'clock Monday morning, might be considered, and Judge Wood
* ♦
♦
Reglste”.
was
arrival
on
the
evening
cola,
granted his request.
received no official notice that Jere December 30, 1*07„
(From Monday’s Guard.)
After a brief conference with the
local yesterday.
Three of hlH seven children arc now
Notice for Publication.
While
K. Cook and Floretta Whaley had
16.
Herman
Schmitt,
of
Creswell,
Is
in
D. L. Van Ma'-« and Misa Clara ^jeen found In San Francisco.
Vnlted States Land Office,
As living: W. P. Hurlburt, of Eugene, state's attorneys Borah stated that preparatory to depar:Ing on the run
the
city.
Van Matr«, of Marcóla, spent last soon as notified he will ask the au­ Or.; Mrs. Nellie Hogan, of Ottumwa. the question of dispensing with argu­ to Portland. A. L. Cole, a Southern
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 21, 1907.
E. L. Campbell is in Portland on night In Eugene.
Notice Is hereby given that In com-
thorities at San Francisco to arrest Iowa, and C. F. Hurlburt, of Junc­ ments could not be settled until the Pacific brakeman, was knocked down
Eugene Sanborn and wife and H. Cook on a warrant Issued shortly af­ tion City, Or.
instructions of the court had been by a light engine on the track behind
face with the provisions of the act business.
examined.
ot congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
him In the yards at Roseburg Sun­
J. F. Walden, of Mabel, is in the D. Sanhirn and wife, of Marcóla, are ter his disappearance.
Cook Is
Judge Wood then announced that day night and his left arm was mash­
In the city today.
An art for the sale of timber lands city today.
charged with abduction.
E. J. Woodward, of Santa Rosa,
he would have the Instructions ready ed off between the shoulder and el­
u the States of California, Oregon,
Mrs. Whaley, the grandmother of
Y. W. Miles, of Medford, is in Hu- Cal.,
was an arrival In Eugene on this Floretta, said she would welcome the
by Friday morning, and adjournment bow. He was taken to Portland,
■wada and Washington Territory,” gene on business.
was taken until that time. The case where the arm was amputated.
morning's early train.
x extended to all the public land
girl
home
and
send
money
for
her
re
­
Sa-
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Powell, of
states by act of August 4, 1892, Ed-
R. W. Martin, superintendent of turn If necessary.
—
—
-
I
’ard Condon, of Eugene, county of lem, are in the city.
the Booth-Kelly sawmill at Wendling,
John
Nusbaum
returned
this
after
­
rtu'.8tate ot Ore8°n. has this day
was in Eugene yesterday.
SOOTHES ANI> HEALS
■ied In this office his sworn state- noon from a trip north.
Mrs. David Griggs and child came
CUPID WAS BUSIER THAN THE
Hon. R. A. Booth returned Sunday down from Cottage Grove this fore­
I
f°r
purchase of
i
■
of SWA; of Section No. 4, in from Washington, D. C.
Hyomei GI vea Quick Relief in (’a-
COURTS—205 LICENSES ISSUED
noon to visit a few days.
ovnshlp No. 19 south, Rangs No. 5
tarrli Troubles.
Leo Sheridan left on this morn­
Mrs. Lester Tozier returned home
AND SO DIVORCES GRANTED I
"• M , and will offer proof to from Creswell this noon.
ing's stage for Mapleton and Flor­
Be wise in time and use Hyomei at
a.( ,hp ]and Bought Is more
ence
in
’
he
intei-sts
of
The
Guard
’
s
A. P. Churchill, of Cottage Grove, subscr'.ntlon contes*.
inble for Its timber or stone than
the first warning of catarrhal trou­
During the year 1907 lust coming
lt,lral P'ltposes. and to es- Is in the city on business.
R. O. Brady returned home to ble. Do not let the disease extend
• sh his claim to sa'd land before
Mrs. Dora Mode returned from Creswell this afternoon.
through the delicate mucous mem­ to a close Cupid has been very busy
than during
a, h.
1 S. Commissioner, Portland Saturday evening.
Mrs. Chas. H. Fisher returned last brane, gradually going from the in Lane county- more In so 1906
County
the year previous.
-b office in Eugene, Oregon, on
nose
to
the
throat,
thence
into
the
mer
night
from
a
visit
with
relatives
at
C. L. Weber, the Creswell
Clerk Lee granted 233 marriage li­
15i,'Vly’ tlle
day of January, chant, was in the city today.
bronchial
tubes
and
then
downward
Chehalis, Wash.
Berlin, Dec. 31. ir> t ie nearing of ♦
Washington,Doc. 31 — In ac­ ♦
Levi Geer returned to London until the lungs are reached and you censes, but this year, up to noon to­ the Harden-Von Moltke libel suit to­ ♦ cordance with a strong rec­ ♦
H. W. Bennett, of Fall Creek, ar­
day,
he
has
issued
265.
June,
July
F ne,.Banes a’ "i’nesses: William rived in Eocene this afternoon.
are
In
danger
of
consumption.
Springs this afternoon after a busi­
day Count Kuno Von Moltke stated ♦ ommendation of Prosecutor ♦
Hyomei Is so uniformly successful and December were the best months that he resigned fr m the army ns ♦ lieney and United States At­ ♦
fin.a** '
’■'uKpm>. Oregon; Geo.
ness visit In Eugene.
for
weddings
this
year,
31
licenses
Sut Standish arrived up from Port­
adv 1V« Crow> Or«8on: J. W. Can-
Dr. J. W. Bean, of Tacoma, is vis­ in curing this common and dangerous
issued in June, 34) In July and the result of articles published by ♦ torney Baker, of the District
Cin'.x 'row- Oregon; Clarence V. land on the afternoon train today.
iting his brothers, F. C., L. E. and disease that Hull’s Drug Store takes being
29
In
December.
By months the num­ Harden. The state attorney in open­ ♦ of California, the attorney­ ♦
Mrs. Warren Luckey is visiting her C. O. B«an In Eugene.
^. °iCrow' Orps°“-
all the risk and agrees absolutely to
ber
Issued
was
as
follows: January. ing bls pleadings <!«manded .the Im­ ♦ general today recommended
daughter
at
Salem
for
a
few
days.
a!l Pisons claiming ad-
W. M. Crewse and C> F. Hum­ refund the money if any one uses 14; February, 17: March, 19; April, position of a sent«nc« of four months' ♦ to the president the pardon of ♦
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rankin
spent
revZ
abov ■described lands are
phrey, of Jasper, were In the city Hyomei and does not get relief.
Imprisonment •'gainst. Harden. He ♦ 8. A. D. Puter in order that +
Begin the use of Hyomei today, 19: May. 16; June, 31; July. 30; declar'd that Harden Attacked Von ♦ the latter’s testimony may ♦
«¡Ur.
t0 f!,p the,r claims in this i Sunday with friends at Cottage Grove transacting business today.
August,
25;
September.
24;
October,
H.
Gordon
and
family
returned
to
J“uty ms’*'0'6 8ald 6th day of
Mrs. W. L. Dysinger, of Rosebugr, and you will soon find that the offen­
Moltke and Prince Zu Eulenberg on
Portland yesterday, after a visit here. is visiting at the home of her broth­ sive breath, droppings into the 21 ; November, 20, and December, 29. the word of two hysterical women, ♦ be utilized in connection ♦
with the prosecution of the ♦
i
There
were
only
30
divorces
grant
­
Miss
Estelle
Day
went
to
Portland
BENJAMIN l . eddy .
throat, discharge from the nose and
er, Geo. Sovern, in Eugene.
ed in this court this year, although wife of Von Moltke and her moth- * Oregon land fraud cases.
today to remain the rest of the win­
Register.
J. Kavanaugh, manager of the I all other catarrhal symptoms are the number would have been greater er, both of whom he declared were q,
♦
ter.
Singer sewing machine office, went | '■ur«d. The complete outfit costs $1
untrustworthy and possessed of ab- ♦
Portland, Dec. 31.—8. A. ♦
Zeno Zabrlskie and wife left to­ to Portland today to visit with his, and Hull's Drug Store stands ready to had the regular November term of normal tendencies. He declared that
7 for ’’"hltcation.
♦ D. Puter is confined In the ♦
' nited States Land Office,
day for Gardiner, where they will re­ family for a few days.
refund the money if it does not cure circuit court not been postponed on Von Moltke had been completely !♦
Multnomah county Jal).
♦
The docket
account
of
the
holidays
Xotl«”TbvrK' Or -
21. 1907.
side.
catarrh.
Corvallis Gazette; George Wood
The ♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦4444444
for the next term contains quite a cleared, as had Zu Eulenberg
.uJerPby Klvpn that in com-
L. N. Roney returned this after­ and wife, of Eugene, were in Corval-|
state attorney declared he had receiv­
large number of divorce cases.
*" ti*.' ‘ ,bp Ptovlsions of the noon from a business trip to Port­ Ils the last of the week and attend­
ed a letter threatening him with
’->! r®nKresa of June 3, 1878, entf- land.
State
of
Ohio.
City
of
Toledo,
Lucas
ed the Wood-Moses wedding.
death if the verdict was unfavorable
Fred C. Piel, manager of the Wil­
tn o>act for ,bp sale
timber
county,
ss.
:
Leonard Moses and bride are the
Nev.a ,tatPs of California. Ore- helm interests at Junction, spent Sun­ guests of Rev. and Mrs. 8. M. Wood,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
♦ ♦
,nd Wa8l>ington Terrt- day in Eugene.
enroute to Eugene from their wed­ he Is the senior partner of the firm
♦
Charles H. Fisher went to Portland ding trip to Portland.—Corvallis Ga- of F. J. Cheney A Co. doing business
ex,Pn<ipd to al] public land
♦
♦
i’Ct of Au*u»t 4, 1892, yesterday on business, expecting to zett ’.
in the city of Toledo, county and
♦
♦
Charles Mayhew, one of the seven
itnv. inX’of 'io,ind. county of lettirn tonicht
J. O. Storey and A. Welch, head state aforesaid, and that raid firm
Minneapoll s,
Dec.
31. ♦ men who were convicted In the Jus­
♦
r M ta
of On»K n. has this day
Professor J. D. Baughman arrived officials of the Portland. Eugene & will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
—Lumber price« are down ♦ tice court last week for selling liquor
It is prartfcally settled that th«
•tt No v,°,fn.CP hla
state- down from Co’tage Grove on the Eastern railway, arived up from Port­ DOLLARS for ech and every case
♦ here.
Nearly everything In
XU n.*
f°r
purchase of noon train today.
of catarrh that cannot be cured by 1908 football game between Oregon's ♦ the northern pin« list is cut, ♦ in violation of the local option law,
land
this
afternoon.
♦ was arrested today on the charge of
two great state colleges, the Univer­
Newton Johnson, of Portland.
4 of f,p<‘*ion No. 20.
Mr and Mrs. Marlon Calloway left the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
sity of Oregon and the Oregon Agri­ ♦ and the reductions from the ♦ maintaining a nuisance. This arrest
FRANK J. CHENEY
* *•” \v u" 1S' 8ol,’h. range No. spent Sunday with his mother and this afternoon on their return to
list range from one ♦ Is under the ordinance passed by the
Sworn before me and subscribed cultural College, will be played on ♦ August
that tv,' and
°Yfer proof sister in Eugene.
f rants Pass, after visiting friends and
♦ to three dollars.
♦ present
council
declaring
a
Multnomah
Field,
in
this
city,
says
W. L. Archamb«au. manager of the
in
my
presence
this
6th
day
of
De
­
’’i'Jibi» for i. ' 'an<^ S0»Kht is more
latlves here since Christmas
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ place
where
liquor
Is
sold
the
Portland
Teegram.
The
public
cember.
A.
D.
18
86.
*«rl-ii]t.,..a. tlnibpr or »tone than Warren Construction Company, is in
Mrs. P. H. Couch, of Harrisburg,
a nuisance.
The penalty is a
announcement of the negotiations has
(Seal)
A. W. GLEASON.
hl» i , 'n,rPo’‘*s. and to es- the city from Portland.
arrived here this afternoon to visit
fine of not less than *25 and not
been delayed in arranging for the EOKMEK TA< OM »
Mrs. V. B. Matthews came down r#*r daughter, Mrs A. T. Bonnett,
Notary Public.
'
Ualii. tn.-t0
land before
MAYOR IF DEAD more than *200. The case was set
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter­ transfer of the Oregon-Idaho gam«
t
offic»
L
Commissioner, from Gosnen this afternoon to visit She was accompan'od by her broth-
for trial In the police court Thursday
nally and acts directly on the blood back to the campuses. The date of
th. n« u‘Vne' °regon, on her daughter. Mrs. L. L Warnock.
er, Mr. Morris, of California,
Ranta Cr”z, Cal.. Dec. 31. Louis at 10 a. m.
Jas L. Furnish is able to be back
day of January,
Miss Gene vie eve Thorpe returned and mucous surfaces of tbe system, the contest will be about the middle D. Campbell, former mayor -
of Ta
of November, getting It later In the
to work at the Eugene Gun Com­ last night from a visit in Portland, S< nd for testimonials free.
One of the tracts In the Blair
F. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, O. season, so that th« two schools can coma, was stricken with heart fail­
Scott Gil- pany's store after a week's illness
was accompanied by Miss Elep-
She
^r’1- of pan,'‘hr;rOnegon: (;7jrgp
arrange their preliminary seasons to ure her« Sunday evening and died in Street addition was sold yesterday
Sold by druggists. 75c.
T. C Wheeler, cashier of the First nor Jensen, who will visit relatives
Take Hall's Family Pills for oon- give the contest a championship as­ a few minutes. He was accompanied | through th* Oregon l^ind Company to
i**oa. nt
Or*«oA’, Hazen National Bank, of Cottage Grove, and friends here for a month or
bv his wife and daughter, and was i Cliff Abrams, a well-known logging
stipattoa
pect as often an possible.
of \f
°regon; Harry was in Eugene today between trains mor*.
about to tak« the car for tbe capitol , contractor, fbr *44').
A«v au °“nd* Or-xon.
Andrew Nelson and son returned
J. M. Slcan left today for Condon,
If yon want th« family healthy, when stricken.
wlfe
th. ,1‘. ppr»°na claiming ad- home to Cottage Grove this after­
Gilliam county, to remain a f«w Tbe night came on. the g *>d
Mrs. Mary Ransome has purchased
strong, and active during the winter,
smiled
n‘ "^»Rted
.n <,p"crl,’<td lands noon after a visit here of a few days weeks. He was acoomr*nl«d bv his
the Interest of her partner. Professor
give th«m Hollister's Rocky Moun­
To herself as she softly said:
Mr and Mrs. Claud* Gaby are up daughter-in-law. Mrs. E R. Sloan,
wVr’,‘’ on - k
, helr
i”
«5 A. s re t *. x a . .
W J. Hooker, In the Eugene Business
Mr. Gaby *1’1 and children, who have h*=*n visiting "Thank God we're happy, healthy tain T«a. ’Twill surely make and
i»i>8before ,al<1 6th day from Kelso. Wash
College. Mr. Hooker, who has been
keen the whole family well. 35c, Tea fr»«**••
w
and bright,
return tonight, but Mrs. Gaby will here for a couple of months.
very III for the imst several weeks,
We all tak« Rocky Mountain Tea at or Tablets.
L. EDDY.
remain some time.
is now some better.
Miss
Grace
Wilson
returned
to
Eu-
Linn
Drug
Co.
Miss
Edna
Wells,
of
Ashland,
after
night."
Register.
tU I'
. HantJ. C»
FUNERAL OF AMOS N.
HURLBURT TODAY
CASTOR IA
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
END NEXT FRIDAY
MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES
IN LANE FOR I9o7
PRESIDENT WILL
DEMANDS THAT
HARDEN GE SENT PARDON PÜTERTHAT
HE MAY TESTIFY
TO JAIL FOR LIBEL
U. OF 0.-0. A. C. GAME
ON MULTNOMAH FIELD
ARRESTED UNDER
NUISANCE LAW