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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1908)
F aaf ein F*TKI$ JAPAN'S CABINET IS HOLD MONTHLY IN RESIGNING M000 BUSINESS SESSION »the time of the franchise for build- i Ing of the electric line was read and j by motion the company was to be in- ' formed that if they complete with- 1 out delay the line to the intersectian with the 8. P. Co.’s track the counci' IN THEATRE FIRE ANO PANIC BEREAV Is resignation to Washington, Jan. 13. —With a full ftermxiu, but his varioi receive it, wh'le comprehension of the fact that the DISI I SsEI» AND At TEI» I I’OX {Japanese emigration qu lion Is be- ve r< Hlgnatlon» of the tion with pictures for an amateur were fatally injured in this n: minister of finance and mlnlst -r of Ing made an important issue in the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ performance of the Scottish Refor and ware ly a house In th.- little NIGHT communications were accepted The ♦ town is not afflicted by last night’s i j»olltlcal campaign now in progress in ♦ minister of justice will combine the Boyerton. Jan. 14—At 3:30 + mation” for the benefit of St. John s catas trop + ¡Japan, and the consequent desire to ♦ o’clock 165 bodies had been ♦ Lutheran Sunday school. Instantly portfolio of finance and the minister The tire was not brought ut.der of the interior will combine that of PETITION OF FIKE DEPARTMENT j avoid in any way embarrassing the ♦ removed from the ruins. The ♦ after the explosion some one yelled control until early this morniti. ■ fite'" and aUsiost In less time tnan minister of communication, thus ♦ Saionji ministry, and perhaps causing ♦ coroner places the number of ter the arrival of assistance leaving the cabinet without any new ♦ lt takes to tell it the centre of the Beading and Pottstown. Ph\si ; its overthrow at the approaching ♦ dead at 180. opera house was a blazing furnace. eleno-nts and removing the disturb and nurses were also sent fram KEPT FOR FIRE PI RPOSES ON election, the state department Is res- ♦ ing factors. folutely declining to publish any in- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The rapidity with which the flames towns to care for the injtyed. spread was caused by the upsetting of The changes were the outcome of a I formation respecting the progress of About fifty members of the coal oil lamps used as footlights by discussion of the budget. negotiations with Japan on that sub Boyertown, Pa.. Jan. 14.—When persons on the stage in their eager constabulary have come here to t main, ject. tain order. The work of re ,y Parties from Bray report renewed daylight dawned the full extent of ness to allay the alarm and quiet the the bodies is unusually tediou verlng -•*» and audience. Pandemonuim reigned. activity in railroad circle« there. last night’s fire, yrhen the Rhoades JAPANESE VI \Y KI ILI» hazardous owing to the fact t hat In Three big Southern Pacific engines XEW 1 OltTIFIt 'ATIONS > opera house burned, was fully appa Even men lost control and fought with the rust to escape the floor gav 'e way, The city council met In monthly are now at work bringing up large session in the council chambers last rent. The death list is placed at 150, women and children to escape to the precipitating many persons t o > the quantities of railroad supplies, the Washlngton, Jan. 13 The war de • injured, 75. Exactly how many were street. _ | night and transacted the usual The mail scramble at the exits was bason? nt. and the bodies of th» — ar» principal part of which is ties, al ; amount of routine business. partment is not informed as yet of ’ killed will never be known for among indescriable. The weaker ones were buried with the charred tlmb<-: rs un- though six cat loads of rails were | The street committee reported that | the reported withholding of the con- ■ the victims were a number of visit- brought in Saturday, says the Klam the matter of the cement walk in : tract for the construction of foritfi- • ors who may have no relatives to pushed aside and in many instances der tons of brick from the c lapsed ath Falls Herald. It Is said there Is front of the Frazier property on Wil I cations for the alleged reason that - trace their untimely fate. It it» esti- trampled to death. Scores of per walls. in addition to the opera house the sufficient equipment now piled up in lamette street had been looked into ! Japanese are the lowest bidders. The “ mated that four hundred were in the sons on the second floor, after wit the yards at, Bray to complete the and present» d a contract between Mr. I officials say they see no reason why ' playhouse when the explosion of the nessing the horrible scenes on the Farmers' National Bank, E bans MVTHVHITO, CMPEBOa Or J*I’*It. ground floor, risked their lives by hardware house and three dw. lingn road to Dorris and that additional Frasier and the Warren Construction I the line should be drawn on account • gas tank occurred. were burned. Loss. 175,000. supplies are b* ipg brought In daily. The tank was being used in connec- jumping from the windows. Several Company, In which the latter is to lot the nationality of those who are • Toklo. Jan. 14 The resignation Harriman can find plenty of money build the walk, but not before the Ito do the work, the nature of which of the entire cabinet WHS narrowly lo spend up there, but none to build weather settles in the spring. The .cannot be concealed. averted today, and Premier Marquis elsewhere in Oregon. 1 - --------- ■ . —- —— matter was allowed to go at that. The street commissioner was di rected to begin the work of building VOI XG MAX DELIBERATELY SHOT !<»-) EAR-OLD GIRL the sidewalk on the west side of Wil lamette street from Fourteenth street Chehalis, Jan. 13.—At Alpha. 20 to the foot of College Hill. The street committee was author miles east of Chehalis, yesterday, Vic The Oregon basketball team meets inter-class relay race* will take place ized to buy what lumber is necessary tor Smith, 18 years old, shot Etta for present needs and to bring in an Fink, aged 10. Smith had declared the Oregon Agricultural aggregation February 22. The distance covered will be five miles, each man run estimate as to the amount of lumber his Intention of killing Mrs. Fink's Saturday night in the armory, and a ning a mile. Eberle Kuykendall, '07, needed for the next year at the next dog, but when the little girl ran from _______ look at the comparative scores seems Pau) Reid, '09, Harry Lowell, '10, meeting. the house it is alleged he changed his Helena, Jan. 14.—The firs- day's! Rio Janeiro, Jan. 13.—The fleet of (Special Correspondence.) to make the chances of the local team and Sam May. '11. will act as cap The fire and water committee was alm toward her and shot her. Smith ______ , _ with _____ a posse ,____ Portland, Or6., Jan. 13, 1908.— American battleships under Rear Ad- gession of the National Woolgrowwn brighter. Oregon har. the best team tains of the ria»«» teams. A tryout In directed to ascertain by scientific test escaped to the timber, of basket tosser» in her history, due the near future will determine who whether the city is getting all the of farmers and Deputy Sheriff King The second session of the Trans-Mls- mlral Evans reached Rio Janeiro last Association was characteriz.-J by a| night, thus »-onipl.-ting the second lap *f souri Dry Farming Congress is to be In to the efforts of Coach Murphy, and are to run. The course has not been light It Is entitled to under its con- in pursuit. The girl may recover. the long trip to th- Pacific »-oast, most bitter tirade against th. ,.,vernJ held In Salt Lak City, Utah, January the training of the men . decided upon, but probably the track trait and report »-he same. Rio Janeiro is by far the largest ment regulation of the pablit rangd 22nd to 26th. The proceedings of The vllstlug five, on the other on Kincaid Field wtll be the scene A CAIA! WITXKSS Chairman • '»-nderson, of the health this Congress are of especial import an»i most important city that will by Thomas J. Waisn, a Helena stock | hand, seems to have a team sotne- of the contest. A splendid silver cup committee, asked that 11500 be paid what weaker than last year's, and 1» offered as a prize to the class Contractor Soleim for work on the A lawyer w-as cross-examining a ance to the vast area of Oregon and b- visited by the fleet on itslong man and lawyer, late L»eiuocratic card It now has a population of didate for congress, whose wrath apJ on the home floor the Oregon five whose team wins the race. witness with a view to getting him Washington, and every commercial trip. Each Fifteenth street sewer contract, and The showing made by member of the winning team will the money was ordered paid. muddled In his testimony. The fol body in the two states is asked to ap nearly 1,000,000, and ranks as the parently knew no bounds against thJ should win the University on the Bouthern Ore also receive a gold medal. Chairman Fisher, of the street com lowing questions and answers occur point at least one delegate. The fifth city of the Western hemis- action of the administration in put! whole territory east of the Cascades , phere. The fleet cast anchor in the ting into effect what is known as thd gon trip Is very flattering, and they This event Is new this year, and mittee, reported that the assessment red: go Into the game with O. A. C. with Is part of the prsls»-worthy effort of for grading and graveling on street "Did you see the plaintiff faint a should be represented, and both Gov harbor that has been pronounced the license system of grazing in fores» ernor Chamberlain and Governor largest and most beautiful in the reserves. the experience of seven games on Trainer Havward to institute an ef in front of Allen Eaton's property short time ago?" During the last few years ¡Mead are anxious that large delega- ' world. The attendance at the convention! their aide. "Yes. sir.” fective system of fall and winter was exorbitant, and by motion he "Peo’plë turn pale when they faint, tions should be present at the con- j the Brazilian government has expend is very large, the greatest, in fact] Just what the lineup will be has training for distance men The won was allowed to pay for It at 50 cents don't they?" vention. The Executive Commlttee- ed millions of dollars in the construc in the history of the association. Afl not been announced, but It Is quite derful showing of the freshmen in on the dollar of the assessment. “No sir. not always.” 1 men from the Pacific Northwest are tion of docks, basins, piers and other ter an invocation there were formal certain that Carrie lx»osely, the man the cross-country races leads them The treasurer read his quarterly "What, do you mean to tell me Hon. R. G. McCroskey of Washing- harbor improvements that are capa addresses of welcome by Governol who is six feet six. will be pitted to believe that they may also be vic statement for the quarter ending De against Foster, of O. A C . who men- torious in the relay race. ,l,n . President Pr»*sident Fisher Harris of the ble of accommodating the steamships Toole, Acting Mayor Lindsay ani Upper cember 31, 1907, showing 34.439.36 that a pi-rson » an faint and not turn — organization requests that delegates and sailing craft of the world, urea six feet four. Captain Hatha classmen know, however, that a man the balance on hand In the general pale? Did you ever hear of auch President Pickett, of the Commercial Forty rooms in the best hotel at Club; response by Frank .1 Hagen] be appointed and names sent to him i way will probably play one guard good for cross country work is often fund and th»* sum of 1135.43 the bal case?” Petrópolis were reserved for the use at once at Salt Lake City. and Farrington the other The for not fast enough for the mile. "Yes air." ance on hand In the sewer fund on I barth, of Spencer, Idaho. The usu Hon. Ed. H. Wester, chief of the of the American visitors. Petrópolis committees were then appointed. wards are slightly undetermined, "Did you ever see such a case?" Foolltall lt<-|x>rt Dairy Division of the Bureau of Ani there being several good men for the “I did, sir” In the annual address of WVstei Manager Kestley reports that the mal Industry, United States Depart positions. "When?” Vi- ■ p laon, 1 receipt* of the football team were ment of Agriculture, has notified W. An interesting preliminary will lie $8564.22. The net balance on the "About a year ago, sir.” Wyo., io- congratulated the a-sociJ L. Crissey, Secretary of the Oregon played between th<> team representing season 1» $1442.96, but owing to the "Who was It?” tion upon th»- prosperous ■ aal State Dairy Association, that hi* will Company (’ and th« 'varsity second fart that 31 OOP is represented l>y a " 'Twas a negro, sir.” bright fut ure of the wo . »winJ arrange to have one or more Govern team Both fives will be strong, and certificate of deposit on the Title The lawyer excused the witness. industry. | ment representatives In attendance the contest will lie as inter» »ting aa Guarantee A Trust Company of Port Th. - ssion closed with an -ldre J upon the state dairy meetings of both many main events. A n a Iwist Resort. land. 3442.95 is all that la available Q - not B ooka, of W I Oregon and Washington, during the Two H| «esker« Till« Week. for present use. "The Open Range.” present year. 1908. December 10th an Rev. Haiidetischleld delivered The coaches' salaries amounted to "Well, doctor,’ said the patient address at the University assembly $1000, the training table cost $320, who was an incessant talker, "why and 11th have already been chosen Wednesday morning on the subject, The treasurer lias every bill and its in the world don’t you look at my as the date of the Oregon meeting. The somewhat disturbed financial "The Essentials of Success.” While receipt attached on file at his office. tongue, if you want to. Instead of short the address was strong, and Two Mod’ EiitertalniiK'iits writing away like a newspaper edit situation in the East and South is pointed out. to th»» audience not The Oregon Glee Club will glv<> In or? How long do you expect I am causing industrial institutions in the alone the may to moral success, but the spring a second concert to make going to sit here with my mouth older states to Investigate the oppor tunities for a more advantageous to material success, through keeping up their deficit. wide open?" Their entertain the mind clean and definiteness of ment was thoroughly appreciated on "Just one moment more, please, home In the great Pacific Northwest, purpose and methods the club's annual tour, and there Is madam,” replied the doctor; "I only or at least this would be indicated by Berlin, Jan. 14.—In the course I Miss Ross, of the V. W. C. A , vis some demand for u second concert. wanted you to keep still long'enough the fact that the Portland Commer an interpellation in the Reichstag tt ited the association at the University The senior i-laH* has decided to so that I could write this prescrip cial Club has had more correspon day in reference to the high rated dence on this subject within the last this week and talked with the mem- give a play at some date in Febru- tion.” di - ount charged by the Imperii sixty days than during the previous She In a gradúate of Stau [ ary. There are a number of mem- bora, Bank, Count Von Kanitz»*. a »nsefi ford. > bers of ability In the dusa. "The We looked at our dear daughter twelve months. vative, suggested that Preside! The Immigration to Oregon and Forensic Contents | Rivals,” by Sheridan, may b»» present with tender solicitude. Roosevelt's "threats against tl The candidate» tor Intercollegiate ed. Professor Glen will direct the "Hav»> you and Julius qaurreled?” Washington this year ought to be trusts" were responsible far the crl double that of last. In no other two orator were tried out tn Villard hall a Ing. while Gruver Kest|ey 1» man we asked. ’-¡•I financial situation | this afternoon Those who competed ager. "Oh. no,” the fair girl answered states has every character of crop the entire world. rue; Bert W Prescott, yielded so enormously and command Prescott. '08; '<>8; Mozell t'ampiis Not«*». calmly. "it Is getting too near Hair, 'OK; '08, Floyd llamp. Ramp. '08; 'OH; Ceci) Fred Moullen, captain-elect of the Christmas for me to quarrel with ed such a high price. People in the older communities are disposed to Lyons, '08; Jesse H. H Bond, '09; *00; Har football eleven, was In Portland dur- Julius. ” CAPTAIN HUGO OSTERHAUS. I LOW EEI. ITEMS move, and the Pacific Northwest Rounds. '10; *10; Henry Davis. Ing the greater part of the holidays. CAPTAIN RICHARD WAINRIGHT. old J Round*. Popular officer who takes the batti* Commander of the flagship Connects '10; Clarence Whealdon. '10. The While there hi- refereed the Spokane- should get more than its proportion "They say he married her for her (Special Correspondenc l of new citizens, but to accomplish ent on the cruise to the Pacific. final contest will be held on Friday i Multnomah and St Louis-Multnomah ship latulslana to the Pacific. money." Lowell, Jan. 10.—Victor ShxriC evening. January 3 I. this all the commercial bodies must games Fred Is a recognised author "And what did he do when she now mail carrier from Lowell to H Tomorrow afternoon the prelim- i ity on football and as an official gave that date. work in harmony and individuals lost het wealth’" is the fashionable residential suburb zeldell. inarles for the Interstate debate will general satisfaction, must participate through private cor Th»» report of the library commit "He lost hie reason.” There was a watch party at tj lie held nt the same place. respondence. which is the strongest of Rio Janeiro. It is located about The Portland Journal announces tee was read, showing a balance on 30 miles distant from here and 3000 i Rusch Island schoolhouse on M The final cont«-st will be held In that Dan Kelly, Oregon's premier hand of 3934.66 at the end of the influence of all. “Father.” said little Rollo, "I have feet higher, aeasily accessible by rail. Year's eve. Mrs. Stiers baked a,) Villard hall on Friday evening. Jan sprinter, will be a strong candidate year, also that there are 2750 books discovered why Santa Claus is de-1 The crowning feature of the offi Year’s cake and unveiled it at uary 2 4. The question for dlscus- for tb»» American atheletlc team on the »helves plcted as driving reindeer.” cial entertainment program Is to be a actly 12 o’clock, and it soon di* ■Ion la: " Resolved. That the pres- which Is to eompete In Euglaud. Yornn F'»sil.'«l to Qualify. "Have you. niv son?” dinner given by President Penna In peared, as the crowd quickly e ent laws wlth regard to Chinese im- The board of fire delegate*, The Dorm. Club gave a most de "Yes He is too wise to take any honor of the American admirals. Dr. sumed it with lemonade. The pa migrants sholild be extended so as to lightful dance In th»* parlors Wednes through its secretary, reported the chances in an automobile.” Affonson Agusto Moreira Penna has consisted of 39 persons, all tr include Japanese immigrants ” day, January 1. with a large attend p»vsltion of fire thief vacant on ac been president of Brazil something Middle Fork and Rush Island S No littl»* amount of enthusiasm ance This dance is becoming an count of the failure of W. C. Yoran Lillie—Her husband may be rich,' more than a year. He Is dignified, sic and games were the order untl has been shown In debate this year, annual event, and la eagerly await*»! to qualify, and the matter wa* refre- but he doesn't dresn her well. scholarly and a man of simple man o'clock January 1st. 1908. and from the material at hand two each year by the student* remaining red back to them to take action Billie — He's more used to dressed ners. His chief characteristics are strong teams should be selected. John Caln's daughter, Beulah, themselves. In town during th»» Xms* holidays beef. RELIEVED ELECTRICITY W ILL said to be modesty and a love for The Interstate debates will take years of age, has typhoid fever, Charter «inentlnM-nt. Gordon Moores received an hon BE USED IN OPERATING EV- hard work He has had a thorough under the care of Dr. Tanner, place this year on Friday evening. orable mention In Walter Camp's A petition to amemi »»H-tlons 108 IT IMH-X THE Bl SIXES!« and extensive classical education, be Springfield, she is improving. Manh 37. Washington's negative all American football team. ami 112 of the city charter with ref GENE A EASTERN TRAINS Mr K E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, ing a graduate of the fam.ms college ti’am meets Idaho's affirmative at Mrs. Stiers, of Middle Fork vi \t II>*»»||. Kidder, who was III erence to the bonding matter, con Me., says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve: OVER CASCADE RANGE at ( araca. He is a lawyer by profes ity, is laid up with the grippe Moscow. Idaho's negative trio will with typhoid fever, has returned taining 19 sheets of names, w»s pre "It does the business; 1 have used it sion, but has spent much of his life eonteat with Oregon's affirmative at from her home at Roseburg to re-en- sented and Councilman Calkins In- Clarence McBee, with t» *itM In the public service. Under the em es. made a trip to Eugene last » Eugens, and Orgeon's negative squad ter college troduced a resolution to the effect for piles and cured them. Vsed it Salem. Or Jan 13. — On behalf of will m»**t Washington's affirmative No training was done by the track I that it b<> recorded and city attorney for chapped hands and it cured them. the Portland. Eugene & Eastern pire he held at various times the to make proof on a timber claim Applied It to an old sore add it • l Seat 11” The high waters of the Wiliam ( mru during vacation All the men take such steps ao that th»- matter Hallway Company Attorney John H. portfolios of war. agriculture and healed it without leaving a scar be I'rem-nlr Knsblrma 1 took a complete rest, so a* to b«> ready j be properly brought before the voters hind." 25 cents at W. A. Kuyken McNary today filed notice of appro state. It was while he was minister damaged Joe Carter's place, of state that the law was passed for their franchise at the coming A final meeting ot th«- secon.l foot to begin hard training with the re- miles east of Lowell, to a great priation of 2000 cubic feet per second dall's drug store. which gave freedom to all slaves over tent, carrying away as much aa municipal election ball team of 190'was h,-ld at the dor ; opening of College . of water from the McKenxie river. 60 years of age. The petition of lh»> requisite num No »election of football coach ha»| mitory Dr Carroll Chase, who acres of one field and threa ■ ns a In Lane county. The point of dtver- »«»ached thia tesui so aueceautfully ¡been announce»! Coach Chm»»-, who ber of signers on the amendment of XtA 41» \ I.FGISI ITI ItE | damage, as the current is grads' rion is about four miles above the IX SI ’ Etl VI, SESSION the city charter with referenc to bur- during the latter part of the season, ; did so well with the Willamette elev-, I taking away more available mouth of Gate Creek ■poke briefly to the asaembhsl mem en an»1 our own second team, uisy be 1*1 of deaii bodies in eemeti ties and land. The Portland, Eugene A Eastern nit* Carson. Jan 14 was the extension of cemetery li A special session ber«, expressing his appreciation of ; choaen is a company whose affair* are man like the of the Nevada legislature met presented and a resolution at their faithful work, lie urged that Professor Young an»t Professor aged by A. Welch, who promoted the the eei-ond team continue to a ■ an Glen have tnov»*<1 their class rooms former one was preseuted with ref- noon today. Oregon electric line, which has just NEWS NOTES erenee to having it brought Before to w >rk for a good football team i r. *xt Into the upper part of Johnson hall ' been completed between Portland and IP YOU KNEW the voters at th« ’ coming city elec San Francisco _________________ •eason In concluding he gave ■* a Steward Johnson takes Professor disatches '<* Salem It is not known who is back The merits or the Texas Wonder, of Welch in the new undertaking, token to each member of the tei am a Young's room for his office Abe Ruef has at last cons*' I Profes tion. Fisher called for the yeas and nays, and when they wer.- «-aUe»i h»' you would never suffer from kidney, neat bad«-* with the letters "O. It all he knows about graft n.’ttii sor Clark and Professor Sheldon will but it is apparent that money for the 'mnty Clerk E. U. Lee i* ♦ Is believed that the prose ution »as the only one who voted against bladder or rheumatic trouble St a enterprise is plentiful. He has fran ♦ »or Oregon H»-*erve, and the unm- also soon have rooms ft first candidate for office submitting It to the p«"»>ple. bottle (two months' treatment). Sold chises In Salem. Albany and Eugene ♦ t»«r* "'07 " As a reui<-mbrance of promised him immunity Dudley Clarhe played In the St. 1 ile his peltion for nom The petition of City Treasurer by O. J Hull, or by mail Send for and presumably his line between ♦ hl* work her»-, the memliers present liouls-Multnomah game At Ogden. Utah, last nig B ati. >n at the primary elec- Frank Reisner to have his salary testimonial* Dr E W Hall. 2926 thew points and thence east over the ♦ ♦ Nelson, of Chicago, scor-1 * ed him with a silver mounted po« het The Y M C. A I* considering Kir tion on April 18. he having to $30 a month sis referred raised I Olivo street. St. Louis. book with engraved nameplate. . Ing a banquet tn the near future. Cascade mountains will be an exten ♦ riled his petition this after ♦ knockout over Jack C ' 'J Relay Rate«» ♦ Grass Valley. California, a' t Examinations will begin In on* to the finance committee sion of the Oregon Electric, though ♦ A petltl-'n for an are light nt the The homestead contest case of Ev« there is said to be no business con ♦ noon Clerk Lee state* in his ♦ theatre, putting Cllford to tM Bill Hayward annouatee that the month. petition that if he I* nominat ----- v--------------------------------------------- street* corner of West Sixth and Blair V. Hunter vs. Geo. Kroll, involving nection between the two companies at ♦ ♦ for many seconds over t ■ ed and elected county clerk ♦ the fifth round of the sch-i'il*^ was referred to the (Ire and water land neer I-orane. was heard before present. ♦ he will "try to improve on IHNTKKT <>F col aim t comniltte»' United State* Commissioner W. W ♦ round contest. ♦ the past." Phi s i riet Fire Tiwm Matter. i Calkin* today L Rilyeu appeared as ♦ J. L. Sparreton. of Bor? ♦ The pet It I«» n of the fire depa attorney for the contestant and S P The team of J. C. Baker ♦ a firm believer _____________ that oil _ fl» ♦ ♦♦*♦♦♦4 >♦♦* asking that the fire team be I Washington. Jsn 13 — Hv »n >»id Ness for the contest«"*. chant of Jasper, who was fa ♦ 'Klamath county, la In K the house for fire purposes freak of glslntlun th* District of today, became frightened n , to organize an oil enmpan sssing Columbia will have to bear 335.000. that the driver be mad»* subject During the lonK. dreary ear while standing in from ,n(lu”ry the Stand Gold- There was on» a ma'len r or one hell of thte expense of prtner- fire chief, and also that sal iH month* mother* become tired smith's cigar store this aft gay, * * and pany had representative ti and ( chief have hi* salary raised to eating alleged land «rafters in Or*- out, ran eat, *le«»p or work started to rnn away. Th» a into* She'd laugh and «tn. .». «. . ,rentl-’'- looking the flel gon commensurate with hl* servtc* etr'a Rocky Mountain Tea a light pole a and . ne I long day ,h* Who’*‘ «mples of oil were sen- t horse* Real K»ta* rrferretl to the fire and water tom greatest blessing for mothers, The district fell on the slippery ce dewalk. For I am so haniir answ.n _ .. . iter«. mlttee to the extent of 134,4u<» to prose« ule «bnwwl a rep them happy and well. 3»<. Tea It was unable to arise •nd it became Now that I take Hollister? "H?* *Ibany Herald «a Frawehiae Evti-n«4on. Hyde, Benson. Dini end and Schneider, « ight pounds let* necessarv to unhitch it Mountain T«>a Rocky ent Linn county court Is There was because a law passed several years Rowe, r esidlug on W est Tenth street. Tbs petition for the extension of Linn Drug Company. no damage I i Linn Dru» ' ure- an<* 11 •» time to Drug Company. on lt, exlraTMaIlce University of Oregon News DRY-FARMING CONGRESS MEETS BITTER ATTACK EVANS' FLEET ON POLICY OF NOW AT BRAZIL'S SPLENDID CAPITAL ROOSEVELT THREATS SHAKE ENTIRE WORLI LANE COUNTY STREAM CLERK LEE FIRST TO FILED PETITION
