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OBITI MtY.
¡chased a new planer which they aim
. to operate in connection with tpe
saw mill. This will give the people
of Donna a long needed opportunity
to get
stead i
SHERIFF FISK
WILL NOT SEEK
RENOMINATIGN
S
11 L i 1 U III 1 II M I IU 11
RUSH ISLAHO
the residence of his granddaughter, I
Don t
Mrs. G. W. Wilson, 28 East 29th St I
Death was due to disabilities of old
age.
His remains were taken to
A pie social and party will be given
James McGee’s three
Creswell, Lane county, this af’ernoon
at the Rush Island school houst- Sat-
who have been very
for Intement in the family plot.
I urday night, January 25. 1 he 1a-
Mr. Eaton was born In Tenessee in
i dies are requested to bring pies,
_______
nicely.
1833. and came across the plains to
; which will be sold to the highest bid
,
. ,
Hill Bros, are taking up the work der. A good time is assured and ev
Oregon in 1852, In company with his
Sheriff P red Fisk Jias announced I on one
hop-yards which was
(From Monday's Guard.)
wife, who had been Miss Faring.' Ca
will ‘ ~
not seek renomination partially destroyed by the late flood, erybody is cordially invited
Burglars were at work In Eugene ton, daughter of a prominent Mis that he * ~
COMMITTEE.
Several months ago he i and we are informed, intend to plow
i---- - thla y‘*ar
last night, two residences, that of souri family. The trip was mad«'
not
to
run
for
office
'
determined
it up and reset it at a place where the
MAKE ET MITES.
Just scratch a match—light
Rev. J. M. O’Farrell, rector of the down the middle fork of the W'illam- again, and when questioned by a high water will not affect it, as it
Catholic church and Robert B. Spen- ette river, for the first time In its Guard reporter in regard to the mat has in the past.
the Perfection Oil Heater
history,
the
team
being
compelled
to
The price of oats is advancing at
cer at 712 Hllyard street, being
ter he stated that be had not changed
cross the river 21 times
and »top shivenng. Wher
San Francisco as a result of diminish-1
robbed.
his
mind.
When the couple reached the Wil
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ing stocks.
At the Catholic rectory the thief
Fisk would no doubt be re-elected
ever
you have a room that»
lamette
valley
they
settled
on
a
dona-
!
♦
♦
way of
Good creamery butter (extra! is
by
entered the house
MARRIED
♦
Is now if he desired, if his majorities at the i
hard to heat—that the fur
selling at Eastern points at 27 to
the rear daar, which had been tion land claim near what When
"the
i
last
,wo
elections
are
any
criterion.
♦ 30c per pound.
unlocked while the priest and Harold Creswell, in l.ane county. V..— .— In 1904, when J. 8. Stiles was his Re. ♦
nace doesn’t reach — there
May, the boy who stays with him, Rogue river Indians became trouble-| publican opponent, his majority was ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦
The pr'ce of butter is tending
some
and
were
massaereing
white
At
Portland,
January
12,
1908,
-were at the evening services, The
downward all along the coast owing
you’ll need a
890.
and
in
1906,
when
W.
J.
War-
In the
Dick Whitlow and Mrs. Kate Wiley,
boy, upon returning from th • S«T- families, Mr. Eaton enlisted Genera)
ran against him, he was ahead of Eugene. They returned to this city to lower prices at San Francisco.
vices noticed that the lights were on. cause of the whites under <........ — *1789 when all votes were counted.
Ground alfalfa has become suffi
assisted
materially in;
remembering that he had turned Olney and
Sh« riff Fisk Is serving his third last night and are now receiving the ciently a staple to be regularly quot
bringing
the
savages
to
terras
and
congratulations
of
their
many
them olf when he left for church.
ed in San Francisco market reports.
term, having been appointed sheriff
They will reside on East It sells there at about »5 less per i
H-- ent red the residence by the front finally landing the remnant of the In 1903, when Sheriff W W. Withers friends.
«Equipped with Smokeless Device*
hostile
tribes
on
the
Siletz
reserva
door ai d heard a man running out
I was shot and killed by Elliott Lyons. Seventh street, between Willamette ton than bran.
tion.
and Oak.
Just the thing for blizzard time or between season». Its genial
at the back door. Father O'Farrell
Good milk cows are selling in the
While making a home In the Wil He served as Withers' deputy from
was no ¡tied and It was found that
glowing heat makes any room cheerful and cozy. No smoke
east for 150 to |60 per head. The
;-'•■> until his appointment by the
lamette
valley
Mr.
Eaton
was
a
great
the thief had taken a small sum of
price of cows in sympathy with the
county court upon the latter's death.
no smell—smokeless device prevents.
Brass
money, a revolver which had been friend,of the Indians, and his homo
prices of other kinds of live stocks
font holds 4 quarts of oil burning 9 hours. Fin
was
known
by
them
as
one
of
hos
(Special
Correspondence.)
given the fath'-r by his brother as
has
fallen
In
the
past
few
weeks.
Franklin. Jan. 16.—A fine V-lnter
ished in japan and mckeL Every heater warranted.
a -.kcep-ake. and a pair of gold cuff pitality, which proved of great val
As potatoes are as high or higher
we'are having, being the middle of in the Middle West as In Oregon
buttons, which were taken out of the ue In keeping the aborigines of that
part
of
Oregon
t<
rrltory
friendly
dis
January
and
no
snow.
cuffs.
Th‘
LampgxX';
there Is no danger that they will be
All of Smithfield and the adjoin
The robber first attempted to enter posed toward the white settlers. He
shipped to the Pacific coast or Ari-
used
to
keep
a
pack
of
fox
bounds
to
ing
neighbors
were
out
to
the
chara-
the residence by way of a side door,
zona in any great quantities this win
which is so much appreciated by workers and
vari Monday night.
which is never used, but a heavy deBk hunt bear and deer, and his prowess'
ter.
Henry
Herbert,
who
was
out
hunt
students. Made of brass, nickel plated with the
sets against the door and he was as a huntsman was regarded with
Some
Idea
of
the
extent
of
the
can
(Special Correspondence )
ing Monday near Franklin, and was ning industry in California mav be
latest improved central draft burner. Every lamp
unable to move It. He then went awe by his savage friends.
Pleasant Hill, Jan 16. The an supposed to have been lost or shot,
Mr. Eaton's wife died several years'
to the rear door, which was unlocked,
warranted. Wrile our nearest agency for de
obtained from the fact that the Cali
nual meeting of the Edenval ■ Tele was found late in the evening.
ago.
He
leaves
three
daughters
and went all through the house, the
fornia Fruit Canners’ Association
phone Company was held at the W.
scriptive circular if your dealer cannot supply
Mrs.
G.
W.
Wilson
of
Portland;
Mrs.
The dance at L. L. Smeal's was has made a contract with the Ameri
lights In nearly every room being
O. W. hall January Sth and the fol
the Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp.
turned on and the window shades I J. C. Wilson of Goshen and Mrs. lowing officers elected for the ensu fine. Tell Fred that the floor won't can Can Company for 300.000.000
be so slick the next time.
pulled down. There Is no clew to the Frasier J. Kelsay of Fossil, In this ing year:
Standard OH Company
cans
to
be
used
within
five
years.
President,
J.
M
Corneli
state. He was a member of the Ma
The neighbors spent a pleasant
miscreant.
(Incorporated)
San Francisco papers do not show
us,
vice
president,
O.
J.
Warbinton;
sonic fraternity, and his obsequies
evening at Chas Ix-mley's Monday
At the N|H-ncer Ib-siilencc.
as
wide
a
margin
between
the
prices
secretary.
Robert
Baughman;
treas
It was evidently the same person will be conducted by that order.— urer, W. H. Shelley. Directors, R. night, there being enough present to on Oregon Burbanks and Selma's
dance, Those In attendance were as
or persons that entered the Spencer Portland Telegram.
E. Williams, A. C. Sherwood, Tru follows; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lem- Burbanks as are shown In the re
residence, for when Mr. and Mrs.
ports
of San Francisco markets
man Robinette
I
ley, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Herbert and
Spencer returned home from the
The annual meeting will hereafter , mother, Mr and Mrs. Ben Bamford. which are sent to the Portland dal-1
M >NT VALLEY NEWH
Christian church, where the revival
' be held at the Edenvale school house I John Bamford, W. P. Brvan. Martin lies. Moreover, the prices which lo
services hold quite late, they found
t Special Correspondence. 1
on the first Saturday in January.
i,:
v
V ■
i 11. rle-rt, Miss cal buyers give out as being paid to 1
the window shades down nnd the I
Lost Valley. Jan. 16. Charles
Emma Richardson. Jesse, Henry and growers are below the figures they I
for upot cq*h. 10 tn 607 more money for yrm to »hip Raw Fnrw and Hide« to 11« than to
Mghts turned on
Going to the din
actually pay. The potato market is:
IB
»til at home. Write for Price List. Market Report. Shipping Tagu. and a»>out our
Roy Herbert.
/
ing room they found that the bur Pogue, of North Fork, was down to
still
In
—
a
rather
unsatisfactory
con-
'
day.
Most every one yon see and some
HUNTERS’&TRAPPERS’GUIDE f lH.DUOH^k
glars had helped themselves to the
(Special Correspondence.)
Charles Chandler was out to Hor-
450 pai’e« lather bound. Bert thin» on the mibject ever written. Illustrstint all Fur Annnab All
you don't see nowadeys complain of dltion at San Francisco.
eatables on the table, eating three j
•bout Trappers' Secret». Decoy*. Traps. Game Law*. H»>w and where to trap, and to become a suc-
A dairyman tn the East Linds by
Joshua McGee, a bad cold.
Donna, Dec. 15.
vices
Sunday.
eeiwfal trapper It « a regular Encyclopedia Price.
To •*»r ruvtocnerw *1
Hides tanned Into
quarters of a mince pie and a lot of
comparison of market prices that the,
bmntif 111 R.ilw* Our Magnetic Bait and Decoy attract»animals t*> traps, Si 00per bottle. Nbipyou
Rev. Dunn filled his regular H|>- who has been quite sick for some
other things. They also took a $40
Hides and Furs to us and «et huhust pricas. AiadersaM Bru*., lKpU T1. Mii>ueupuXU.Mlte»
I
be around again.
deputy supreme - food cost of producing milk has in-'
polntment
here
Sunday.
time
Is
able
to
F
W.
Budrow,
field glass, taking the shoulder strap
John Sparer, wh had the mlsfor- president of the Fraternal Brother creased 40 per cent in the New Eng
Two of Dexter's young people be
off the case and leaving It there.
land states Hince 1904. and the labor stnall and manufacturers were active
About |2.6(t In cash was taken from came tired of living alone and last tune of having one of his fingers hood. Is hero from I.os Angeles and
has Increased over 25 per cent,
a drawer. On the inside of the lid week launched out on the sen of mat- almost torn off by an angry swine. will work for two weeks here In the cost result quite a number of dair.v- in buying it up. If there sh.iuld be a
use the Interest of the order. State Manager As a
These young people were Is getting so as he can
revival of demand for woolen goods
of the field glass la Mr. Spencer's rimon.v.
Cold Dunten and Miss Ennis Neet. wounded limb again.
Taylor will be here ot the end < f that men are • Hit/: their cows. It is ev- soon the same thing would happen
name
tdent that the present unusually high I again. The demand for wool during
J.
S.
Magladry
went
to
Eugene
on
All
their
friends
are
wishing
them
time
and
Initiate
a
class
of
candi
FRENCH Hu I A
The burglars entered the residence
the evening train yesterday on busi- dates. All members of the order are prices of butter and cheese in the the past year was of a legitimate rath- .
ZLMAI.F. f ILi.dl
through the side door, which has an tnncn happiness
greater part of the United States are er than a speculative nature, so that
Rev
nes.
’
.
I».
E.
Baker
has
commenced
requested
to
attend
the
meeting
to
ordinary lock and almost any kind
A P afk , C fbtaiw R e -
the natural and inevitable result of a [ wool will be wanted as fast as woolen i
his
revival
meetings,
The
members
of
the
Donna
Tele
He
Is
a
very
morrow
night.
of a key will unlock It
LTLV FOR KLFFKfiSSkD
general advance In price.
Every one Is In phone Company worked ail day Sun
goods call be sold.
Chief of Police Farrington Is In forcible speaker
M^ rtki ’ATI o M. hever kmowh to fail .
While wool markets have been very-
Kufe! Sure' '■•yi
Natisfaclion Guar-
vestigating the burglaries, but as yet vlted to vited to come and listen to day In order to flnfsh the telephone
dull
for
a
few
weeks
the
outlook
is
him.
line
When
this
branch
is
complete
r.nt«N'd or Money Refunded. Sent pre-
has found no clue that would lead to
Ross
> i:d forSi.OC p r bvx. V ill send them
S. Moon and J.
fair
for
improvement.
The
American
W.
there
will
be
four
lines
running
the Identity of the guilty persons,
t.n trial, t«- t>e paid for wnen rHl?\ed.
In the delinquency court at the ar- through the vnlley. placing some 30
I Wool and Cotton Reporter gives the home from Por’!:’.nd.
Samples I n*«.*. Insist ,on netting the
lie thinks it was'the work of hobos,
amount
of
wool
on
hand
at
1
adlng
tnory
Saturday
night
four
members
or
40
families
In
Immediate
connec
For
Intan
’
s
r
r<d
Chxsdren.
Pennine, av-ept no substitute. Ifyour
many <ff whom were In the city last
drujtnsi
not have them bend vour
of
Company
C
were
fined
11
for
not
points
in
the
United
States,
96,697,-
tion.
night, 16 of them having rpent the
orders
to the
■ sap Baugh) 430 pounds on the first of January of
George Hill went to Eugene on lie Kind Yon
attending rifle practice during the
night In the etty Jail.
UNITED N£C»CAl CO., Box 74. Liocisw, Pl.
I year 1907
Others were let off by business Tuesday.
this year as compared with 98,035,-i
*s*r« ui,
Bears the
giving good excuses. Some did not
950 pounds on the first of January in
We understand that Hammitt Bros.
I appear, and will probably receive Intend to start their saw mill to run S<;¿r>'‘‘ture of C
1907. The stock on hand at the be Signatar«
Ki>lmcrllM> tor the DAILY GUARI». heavier fines when they show up.
-oíd i'1 tbjfr? H b*’. í Ocian
ning pretty soon.
They have
ginning of last year was considered
SUNDAY NIGHT
G
PIE SOCIAL AT
Shiver
s.
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fOOd.
jewelry
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nearly
Elevent
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Enquire
tORDWO*
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Brown's
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loon r<
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Unrein
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China p
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[ ty in or
i Oakland
house: <
ber. Ii
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room he
betutifu
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from ca
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eomraisi
Apply a
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toise o
i Aeepwe
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I towe:
•tool hi
I’« part,
f toom 5
Brin? tl
SALI
Hock fr
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east
•»II wc
«rjain
off!
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’■ a nio
*-fruit
Property
on
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