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WILLS MONEY TO CRESWELLCHURCJ AND SOCIETIES i) P r ü p r i«i t i ¡u j U Cd givln itrol of liquor selliti MANY MATTERS SIUSLAW LAUNCH WRECKED AT THE ÍIÍOUTH OF HIVER itT ■ at ma Amendment exempting dwelling maintain their LAID X Ills' GASOLINE BOAT XV. HOXX E BEQUEATHS Sjooo houses, tools, furniture, etc., fr mi Tliltl E HI XDREII Doll XRS XI» ish views. They demand $3. taxatiou. may get that figure, but it is doubt Ml Els UH II DISASTER — TO MKHIODIST t ill lit II AT Amendment giving voters the pow- I'ROI'lll ATEI! I tili AUX I II I Is. ful. despite- the fact that the San er to recall public officers. Franeisco market is now fairly firm CRESXX ELL XXD $200 1: XCH TO Act instructing members of Legis and stocks here limited, it must lie lature to vote for people's choice tor i s into < < m > s missionarx ami < nt Hull i:\- NEW STATI IIS — DECOR vrioxs remembered that Eastern onions are Senator. now going to the Southern markets, |t\\ — ItoXD WASHED XXX AY Amendment providing for propor ÌT XSIOX SOCIETIES. FOR COMING CHRISTIAN EX- and it will be out a short time before tional representation. there are supplies from Japan, to say IO 111X Ell Act limiting expenditures for poll- di won < <>x\ i Xriox nothing of the early California offer tica! campaign purposes. ings that will lie ready for the mar will oi .xornian A \\ . H< jwe. Act to protect salmon on I 'pper Co ket next month." iliPer u no di pd at hH h in e at 1 lunibia. < Special Correspondence.) The board of governors of the Com !1 on Januar) * 2S, was aidmitt?d Amendment limiting the power of Mapleton. !•' -l> 5. The schooner ll(i|i« and Prohiliition. mercial Club met last evening, all be bate late yesnerd.»y af tern oon. District Attorney to file indictment* . North Yakima. Feb. 1. - The hop Coquille, which ■ ill' >1 from this port ing present except Mr. Friendly, w ho itiniat ’ «1 vilu » of th* 1prop erty Act for creation of Hood River1 was in Portland. growers of this st ite at the coming a few ays ago lr> il i- 1 with lumber, estntf* is $ 1 9, 000. As 1)rov IdeS ' Ct >huty I “...1 She general election will have a power sprung a leak and wat rt The matte ■ dr H oti re’s wife, .Ann Eli- tin ' have never had before, and as a was towed into C )OÜ R Rose Festivi randsm . 1 ^oui w H. ♦ ++++++♦++♦++ + + + 4 result something in the nature of a It is not known v< ther discuss intel. utor' s of * * on the suJiJt t c mbinatlon between the-hop produc damaged. M. E. Sau ill, an d P. E. Snodgras «. L . L. * MAURI El> + ers an<l, the liquor interests in Wash has a large interei i red. ich an d C. 1 Scott were na med I am nvli XX reckt-il. ington is not an impossibility and ♦ + It was decided to select he ♦ + + + Yesterday Claud Yates, in charge Ing of February 17 for the proposed perhaps not improbable. In four counties of thA state they of the launch Lena, towed a scow At the courthouse, February 4. visit of the Cottage Grove Connu r- will lie able to elect representatives loaded with lumber to the mouth of Atter fu debts 190S, Ferdinand Sylvester and Miss dal Club to Eugene. Attention was A alled to the fact to the legislature who will go pledged the river, intending to land it b low ■ paid. is be- Grace Cady, County Judge Chrisman to supp. it legislation demanded by the jetty.( When opposite the end of queatbed to nsion so- officiating. They will reside at Mar- that of the $1373 expended sine-' the them. In others they may lie able the jetty his etigliie stopped and be promotion work started all but 8?0 - ciety of the Methodist Episcopal cola. 75 was spent here. thereby really to combine with other forces and in fore lie could get it started the r General Hospital has tlie first floor are the reception hall, church, i and $200 to the Woman's ¡turning the money subscribed right this way secure friends in the next launch drifted onto the north spit Home Missionary Society of the • entirely completed and is now the hous physician's office, the mat i hack into the community that gives legislature. It Is apparent that the and last night the sea broke it all to church, to be used on the Pacific ♦ ♦ JZ: for patients. The building was ron's room, the head nurse's roqm, liquor interests, especially the brew pieces She was owned by Charles it. coast. + BORN BOHN ♦ three large wards with six beds each Plans for advertising In Eastern eries of tlie state, will really combine Saulurt and was valued at about for public inspection yester- and a number of private rooms. On The sum of $300 each is bequeath + ♦ on any proposition looking to mutual $500. sj jni a reception to the people of the second floor are only private ed to his grandchildren, Lillian and + + + + + ♦ + + ■♦• + ♦ + + ♦■»■♦♦ city newspapers and in Eastern trade strength, because the brewer has al River t utting lload Away. papers were submitted, and the sum Eugene Rhinehart, children of his At Glenada, Or., on Wenesday, | of $300 appropriated for thnt pur ways found the hopgrower an enemy The river is cutting the bank very city was held during the after- rooms, some of them having private baths, separate toilets, etc. The op deceased daughter, Clara. One-third January 22, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. pose, final details to be submitted nt to prohibition. In Washington tlie bad at Hollenbeck's, half a mile Everybody who visited the in- of all the real and personal property I the next meeting of the board. This liquor interests have always lieen ac above Mapleton. The road is dam ¡¿u'jon admired f c- building and erating rooms are in the north end of that may be left after the above lega Al Martin, a twelve-pound son. the building on this fl or, and are fit advertising will lie done now. whils tive at election time, and nil able lob aged to such an extent that teams are tie completeness with which it is ted up with the latest appliances and cies are paid is bequeathed to his Up to Saturday night 14S6 voters the East is wrapped in snow a"d ice by is always maintained at Olympia (♦bilged to travel through the field, fixtures known to surgical science. | wife, Ann Elizabeth Howe. had registered with Registrar Mc (luring the law-making season. Some of the people have subscribed k-'“building is'located on the east The walls are enameled throughout All of the balance of property, both Farland at the county clerk's office. and before the tourist rate takes ef i The organization of the Washing quite liberally to Jetty it. They have fect. 'real and personal, is biutueathed ty d/of College Hill, on a part of the and th? floors are of raecollthi An Invitation from the Salem boatd ton Hopgrowers' Association at Puy the piles In the river and Benedict's ,11'Humphrey place: It is a frame Teacher*’ ! 'xaminat ion. The entire building is lighted by his children, Louise H. Johnson, Ell-| of trade to send delegates to n lovo allup last week In which over 100 of pile driver was brought up last night gene L. Howe and Charles 8. Howe. I r ure two full stories high, with electricity, and gas is also being ln- feast and commercial reunion the leading producers in the state to drive them. They have to get it $2000 to ( reswell Church. n¿ tic and basement, 40x96 feet in stalled. The building is healed Notice Is hereby given 'hat the took part, pr mises to revolutionize fixed before another freshet, and ex by A codicil to the will, executed No- ' county superintendent of Lane county on February 18 was acted on favor the industry In unions exclusive of the large steam. this part of the pect the county court to appropriate !rch in front, which is 12x30 f-et in vember 14, 1902, directs that the ex will hold the regular examination or ably and tile manager Instructed to Northwest. At the meeting the state money for part of the expense. The woodwork on the interior of ecutors shall sell the farm consisting.' applicants for state and county pa attend. while nt the general meet- L.-nions. The exterior of the was divid 'd into three sections and Shipping Notes E'jing is covered with eoment ov.r the building is very beautiful. and of 200 acres and known as the Fur-: pers at the court house in Eugene as Ing of the dull five more delegates fcr.iW' rs here are now perfecting an The tug Roliarts was brought up will be select d. •¿'lath, giving it the appearance 'the exterlcr, as een by the picture, nell farm, at public or private sale. I follows: The coming Christian Endeavor organization of a branch to have from Gardiner Saturday, loaded with ¿/brick structure. John Hunzicker is finished so as to give a handsome as the executors may deem best, with E'or State Papers. state convention was discussed, at.d charge of the work in Western Wash cold-storage and canned salmon at The furni'ure out order of the court; that the pro- fa, the architect and W. H. Alex- and lileasing effect, Wednesday. February Coni mencing also the need of proper decorations ington. The association will at once William Kyle & Sons' cold storage ¿dT the contractor. The workman- was furnished by :he Campbell-Feli ceeds of the sal . not exceeding $2,- I 12, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing of our main streets: this matter was affiliate with tli Pacific Coast Hop- plant at Florence, and was on the man Company, cf this city, and is the 000, be given to L. H. Johnson, (ma I until Saturday, F i* is of the best and reflects great Febru^Fy 15, at 4 p. ordered taken up With the Merchants’ grower.' union. way to Coos Bay again Sunday. The adit on the architect, the builder best ever installe! in auy Northwest tee, in trust for the Methodist Epls- I m. The re Diction of the hop acreage i L. Roscoe, with the same kind of a Protective Association, as coming di copal church of Creswell, ar.d said lit ill who were in any manner con- hospital. Wednesday— Penmanship, History rectly in their line. and the elimination of the middleman I cargo from the same place, ’ sailed The institution is a credit to the sum be invested by the trustee in | Spelling, Geography, Reading, Psy- ■ its ■ n iruction. are urged as two fundamental ele Monday for Coos Bay. city and to the company of local clti-1 such a manner as will in his Judg- I la the basement ot' the building is chology. ments looking to the perpetuation of Tlie Washcalore is on the way from yield the greatest income and zens which built it. Eugene is proud nient |t!is heating plant, the store room, Thursday — Written Arithmetic, the Industry. An efort has been made San Francisco to this port and should | that said income be paid over to the Theory of ^Teaching. Grammar, Book lijdry rooms and the kitchen. Oa of it. to secure a pledge from growers to be here today. i trustees of said church as often as keeping, Physics, Civil Government. reduce acreage and plow up yards Mr. Clough Is putting up a good- 1 once a year for the benefit of the Friday—Physiology, English Geo where good results have not been se sized building Just south of Joe Mor with the grippe and will be unable church. graphy, Composition, Algebra, Eng cured. In every field of more than ris' store, lint no one seems to know I EllSON.XlJi lish Literature. to appear at Coburg Tuesday and five acres there will be reduction. what it is going to be used for. Saturday—Botany, Plane Geom Wednesday evenings. (From Monday’s Dallv Guard).. Last week we had some of the cold 1-2 @ 5c. Chittim bark — 4 etry, General History, School Law. Mrs. A. J. Johnson came down f-nm PORTLAND MARKET REPORT est weather of the season. Aside 8. H. Friendly is in Portland on Wool — 18 c . For County Papers. Creanrery Butter—30c@ 35c. Creswell on the noon train today. from bursting some of the water Easiness. l'oultry. Eggs, etc. Commencing Wednesday. February Eggs, 2 5 'a 26c. pipes no damage was done. )! Wilhelm, of Monroe, was in the She was accompanied by her mother, Eggs, per doz 21c. 12, at 9 o’clock a. m., and continuing Chickens 12 9 1 3c. Mrs. N. A. W. Howe. <¡5 Sun lay. ! »1 0. Dairy Butter— I’er roll—50@.45 until Friday, February 14. at 4 p. m Wheat Valley, 83c; bill item, 85c Miss Janice King, after a visit with i P. Hower is at Blue River on her grandparents, I)r. and Mrs. C. B. Creamery Butter -Per roll, 60 C _ i Wednesday Penmanship, History, Oats—Per ton. $27 "i $18. bluing business. Hens—Per lb. 9c. The following is s Jf-explanatory Orthography, Reading, Physical Geo ! Barley Per ton, $27@$30. King, in Eugene, returned home to Henry Mathews was in the city Cottage Grove this afternoon. Frys—Per lb. 9c. graphy. Hay Timothy, $18; cheat, $14. and is of interest to militiamen; Geese — Per lb., 7c. Thursday — Written Arithmetic, jfcmi Gashen today. Amos Severn and M”«. W. I,. Dv-j Grain Hay $ 1 4 ( ii $ 1 5. o General Orders No. Ducks — Per lb., 9c. Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Phy Mohair -Choice, 29(9 30c. Tbth. McCord, of Marcóla, was in singer, of Roseburg, after having at- Turkeys—Per Hi. 12’40. \ Wool Volley 1 3c'b'20c. tended the fun i al of Mrs. Elizabeth Headquarters Oregon National Guard, siology. Jogeae over Sunday. EruHs, Ve^.-tnbie«. E'lc. Friday-—Geography. School Law, Hops Prim« 4’-c@7. Donald Pres’cn arrived home to Sovern in Eugene yesterday, return Adjutant-General's Office, The Junction City Hardware Com Civil Government, English Literature. New Potatoes—50c per <■ ■■'. Potatoes—50<ii60:». j ed home today. by from a trip north. pany filed articles of incorporation Portland, Or., Jan. 28. 1908. W. B. DILLARD. Onions $2.4 0 $’50. Onions — Per cwt., $3.75. with the county clerk this afternoon. Miss Orpha Harms left last night Dr. Cha»e, the football coach, 13ft County Superintendent. , Chittim bark—4ii'6A4c. Lemons—Per case, $3.75. ’• Congress, having extended the The incorporators are Edward Bai- . for a visit at San Francisco and other I today tor p ants north. for the organized militia to con- I Oranges — $2.75. time ley. Forrest Miller and Richard Pope, T W. Fairchild and wife are here California cities. Her place as op ' form to Section 3 of the act of Jan-1 AVFRl'F AN ALLE DEUTSCHEN Livestock M'irkot. The capital stock is $9000, divided erator at the Postal telegraph office from S-a tle on business. YON LAXE CO. Into 90 shares of the par value of is being taken by J. P. Nickelsen, for 21, 1903, the following organl- Ste-'ra—Per lb., 3 (it 3’4c. PRIMARY I WV Miss Lucille Yoran returned today merly manager of the Western Union uary $100 each. The object of the corpo Good cows—3 (it 2 l-2c. AND STATEMENT NO. 1 zations will constitute an additional ¡fr:n: a visit at Creswell. Jedenfalls hat schon einjeder in ration I b to deal in hardware, furnl- Good prime dressed veal—ii tf? 6c. office here. regiment oi infantry, which will be deutschen Zeitungen gelesen das in ture. etc. The new company has E, E. Orton came up from Junc- Jos. Parker, of Dexter, after a visit Mutton on foot -Per lb., 3 ft @ 4c Eugene, Or., Feb. 8. 1908. known as (he 4th infantry, Oregon allen Staaten unseres Landes ein ition City this afternoon. bought the Miller & Mays hardware with his son, Professor E. R. Parker, Fat liogs—1 1 2(0 5c. In Editor Guard* In an editorial Verband Deutschsprechender Vere [C. E. Bailey, of Junction City, in Eugene, returned horn» today. He National Guard: store at Junction City, They are Fat hogs, dressed—6c. I the Eugene Register entitled "The well konwn in the county, Mr. Bailey Separate Co. A will be Co. A. 4th ine gebildet worden sind, um der ueb- ¡■pent Sunday in Eugene. was accompanied by his little grand (■rain and Feed. Ixiglc of It. ” the editor seems inclin erhandnaemender Beschraenkung F IV. Ogram and L. D. Scarbrough, daughter, Ethel Parker, who will vis Infantry. ed to the view that Statement No. 1 being a farmer residing west of town Flour—$4.25. *t Creswell, were in the city today. Separate Co. B will be Co. B, 4th unserer persoenllchen Freiheit einen it there a few days. __ idoes not conform to that part of the and the other two gentlemen having Oat hay — $16. -Riegel vorzsuchleben.maechsten Frei J. L. Zeigler left this afternoon on direct primary law that holds that been identified with the business In H. F. Hollenbeck. Amos Winkins ’ Infantry. Cheat hay — per ton $14. of his regular trips to Califor ♦ and J. M. Williams went to Rose- Separate Co. C will be Co. C. 4th tag und Samstag wird Herr E. Pacul- there must of necessity be political terests there for some time, Timothy hay — Per ton — 115. ly vom Oregon Verbände hier sein nia. 'parties, and that It Is not fair to the! terests there for some time past. V... Imrg Sunday to attend a meeting 1 Infantry. New oats — Per bu., 42c. Miss Nina Nlcklin .....___ ___ „ _______ _ to.of the rtistr-ict fair board, of which has returned Separate Co. D will be Co. D, 4th ub einen Zwelgverand auch hier zu J legislative candidates of the different Bran, per ton,. $26. bilden. Auslagen sind dabei nicht Ihrtiand to resume her violin stu- The grandmothers of the old Dutch Infantry. parties to exact from them the pledge they are members. Mixed feed—Per ton, $2 8. « verbunden. Diese Bewegung Ist we ww. Dunkard families in Western Penn Co. E, 4th E will be Co. Separate to vote for tha ’ person who shall re Shorts, per ton. $30. rMrs. M. A. Bowns went to Junction! der von den Brauereien noch von Infantry. ceive the largest number of votes for sylvania have made and used "Hick (From Saturday’s Guard'. den Schapshaendlern ins Leben ger < New Wheat—Per bu.. 75c. May to visit her sister a few Separate Co. F will be Co. F, 4th ufen worden, darum Deutsche zeigt ! the office of United States senator, ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised Rolled barley—Per ton, $35. Harry Mourer, of Salem, is visiting Infantry. irrespective of pirtv; in other words, their families on it for a hundred Chopped feed — $31 per ton. elmal an das Ihr nicht immer das fu- ' s. Katherine Ward Pope return- in the city. Separate Co. G will be Cb. G, 4th that all the Republicans who shall be years. Now you can buy it of your si i'iii afternoon from a visit in Port- am Wadgen seid, und Schil enfte Rad Elmer Gray expects to spend Sun Infantry. (elected shall ve'e for that candidate dealers. Ask for it and use It, be day at Albany. 2. The following field, staff and est euch der guten Sache an. denn of their own par’y who shall have re- cause it's pure; because it will stop macht stark, um naehere Einigkeit L5 Awbrey, of Irving, was in the Robert O. Brady, of Creswell, was battalion staff officers are assigned ■ elved the endore ment cf his party, your cough; because it is the best wende man sich an Jos. Ti- Auskunft *:v today, returning home on the in the city today. Portland. Feb. 6.—The egg mar •and In like manner the Democrats cough remedy made today. Try It. to the 4th Infantry: roni. teca train. — Rev. M. C. Wire left this afternoon ket, which was more or less unset • hall support the man who has Re For sale by Hull's Red Cross Drug Colonel George O. Yoran. .Achtungsvoll, tled yesterday because of the uncer ceived endorsement at the hands of Store and all dealers everywhere. Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Wil- Fred Thayer returned to Wend- for points south. VERB AND DEUTSCHSPRECHEN- A. H. Nordemeyer and wife are I Hams. tainty of the weather conditions, for the Democratic party. ''c after a stay of several days DER VEREINE VON OREGON. the Immediate down from Mabel. future. was weak Major Frank B. Hamlin. I w inder do»s It occur to th» editor j N. Christensen, of Florence, re Miss Maude Lewis was down from again today on t^ie return of warm ■cif the Regictcr ♦'<-• th’ pcopli! might Major Creed C. Hammond. , of Henpncr, arrived the Mohawk today. turned home this week, after spend HENEY HAS MABE GOOI> weather. Yesterday some dealers adju Captain Frank E. Taylor, endorse n Renuh’lean for Urtlied it her aunt, Mrs. Eu- Wiley Francis we st to Albany to- tant. held for 27 t i 2s r- nt« for Oregon States senator ar’ rt fbo p^nie time' ing some time in Eug me, attending Ha (Forest Grove News. R< dav on a short visit. ranch stock, but It is understood that elect a Democratic 1'gh’ature, or vice to business matters. Captal Frank L. Chambers, quar- ia F A3 promised, Francis J. % a who has been em- F. J. Hard returi no important sales ales were wire made at versa? Such ♦♦»•n"" t>->vo occurred' termast for some time past, trio f Cott;) O' Gt ■ fi-o«,- figures. Toiley ’s prices were as a dominant political party losing at i Today's nr rton K. Lawson, com- gavp United States Senator Ca pt i in 25 to 26 cents, and at these W. Fulton a jolt in a speet ¡1 1 it. is of sc price; Arthur B. Edwar prices the the polls. Th" rac e neonie who elect nii -ary w A. Eggs stocks ed Geo. E. Chnnbc'-'ln^’’••ernor ol in nway, of Cottage in th» city on busin rnarke» wjm not active Lieutenant John M. Rennie, Portland Tuesday night. All the Hall trial, however, th( »11, wa J. M. Wilhelm. : her brother, Dr. L. generally are largt«, and the receipts Oregon can c|"c’ n Democratic legis-1 battalia n adjutant. l>.en but little to directly l. ta Eu today wers considerably in excess of lature. Suppose such should be the , ln the cltv on bu«lni First Lieutenant Walter S. Thriel- 1 Fulton with th» charge made E. J. McClanahan Key L. R. Eimunscn went to thu demand. case. W'n|ld ”ot an ther "The Ixiglc1 keld. There was no change of Importanoe of It" editorial ’■av» ’n lie written? S- < ond Lieutenant Willard C. Cop- ney, but it is conclusive that K“ farm at Goshen on the af- today to rtansact some business. has aided in shielding criminals. The R. O. Richardson left this morning pernoll. battalion quartermaster and in the poultry market, which usually 33 train today. numerous letters exchanged lietweon Is not active until later in the week. The writer hereof, while not Claim L«- '• R. Mathews, of Goshen, vis- on a three days' trip to Seattle. commissary. ing perfection for the nrlmsry law, | the senator and those Indicted might Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cockerline have the comander-in While r ielpts of hens and chickens and who recognizes the fact that L*1*r daughter, Mri L^U War- order cf i not disclose enough evidence to in returned from a trip to N- wport. were not large, they were rather Statement No. 1 is binding In a moral r *•la kugeae today. sure an indictment, but they have Hermann Schmitt came down from heavier than the requirements for way only, devoutly hop»« that neith i been printed and read by the ¡>eople, I Bolton arrived here last Creswell on the noon train today. Adj itani-uenetai. the dsv. er of the pledges may ever he elim At the annual meeting of the Sec which is enough. • k >ni R*'n,’leton. She may re H. C. Mahon was a passenger to i in the orange market Just now inated from the law. what'>v r other r«t wre permanently. Portland on the noor. trait. tod~y. there is a serious shortage in large changes may of nccessl’v have to be ond Southern Oregon District Agri cultural Society, held In the office of Hlckork Bark Congo Remedy,made sizes, while the supply of the smal y. _/'eMOr O F. Stafford, of the Marion Veatch. of Cottage Grove by the Hickory Brak Remedy Com ler grades is sufficient for the pres made. It seem» ’o u.s »ba* whatever Secretary F. G. Mlcelli, in Roseburg, V r’iiT of Oregon, went to Port- was in Eugene over night on business X (F. LAW WILL DECIDE may be the poli'feal complexion of this afternoon Coos county, by a vote M XXX' MEASURES. pany, of Salem. Or., guaranteed to be C. R. Sylvester, the Jasper mer ent. There is a chance, h jwever. for I r on business. pure; guaranteed to cure your cough a shortage In all grades In the n»ar the legislature. It •’ Its moral duty to Of 5 to 3, secured the privilege of chant, spent last night In the city. j. ’I Spencer returned last n g>t The voters of Oregon will be asked or money refunded. Guaranteed to future, for the movement of the fruit elect as senator the n»on!e’a choice, holding the district fair this year, The family of H. Retell arrived t r 11 at Portland and went i<p There to vote upon 19 measures at the June make a friend of you. For sale by from the south is almost at a stand irrespective of his political faith. We says the Roseburg Review. here this morning from Colusa. ♦ al. r ;«dHng this afternoon. Briefly stated, the meas- Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and still. One carload la on the way to hold that only thnt n»rt. of the law •were present at the meeting, besides Mrs Charles A Hardy went to election. which renders d ubtful Its operation r P^apatrick came down from Portland today to pend Sunday first-class dealers everywhere. . ures ar./.JoMows: this market, but when more will come should be r°vfsed. and thnt no; ■ Mr. Mlcelli, who represented Curry I county, by proxy, Amos Wilkins and , roye on the noon train to- Submitted by the legislature— is not known. The interruption In her sisters. ,! | k v Father O Farrell. Amendment increasing compensa H. E Owen. one of the street ca- shipments Is due to the bad weather change« should he mad • which shall i H. F. Hollenbeck, representing l<ani Professor Baughman, principal or. place in jeonc'Cv the chance» of a ► J Alexander, of Butte, sf- the Springfield schools, was in Eu-| tion of members of the Legislature conductors, who has been suffering that has prevailed in the orange dis man who shall have r’ccfved at the county, and J C. Aiken, W. W. Card- to $400 for a regular session and $10 for some time with rheumatism, tricts f r some time pas'. Prices hands of th“ r»»"b an endorsement , well and C. W. Parrott, representing * v wlt*1 her sister, Mrs. gene today. . ... j Douglas county. Mr. Aiken held the leaves tonight for Beswlck, Cal., here today were unchanged. t.’ Miller, in Eugene, " Mrs Elbert K. Brown left todav on a day for special sessions. left today as their representative. r* proxies of the two Coos county com Amendment permitting the loca where he will take treatment a', the a visit with friends at Vmcouver and One car of lemons was received The law seer ’ « "r-»'ty good to ns as missioners. He cast his own vote and tion of state institutions away from springs for his aliment. His many h»re today. The market is slow to atnpb ell has been qnTe Spokane, Wash. a? friends «¡ncerely hope that he mav steady, with no change from the quo it now s'and*. b 't v» b»llev» It can the two he controlled for Coos coun Clive S. Cheshire arrived here last the state capital. home he mad" naor» "f'etiee were It made — of his parents, ¡'diriiiB. sir Mr ty. Mr. Mlcelli and Mr. Parrott did Amendment Increasing the number fully recover. He will be accompa the | - L. Campbell, but is new night from P ndleton to attend Mrs of Judges to five and exrending the nied by his uncle. Nes Owen, ant tations In force list week. to peev'd“ th'» -i"»snre which ' likewise with their single vote, while funeral of his grandmother. The Pearson-F’aga Company re- has been « n»ctf • hv f'e people shall Mr. Cardwell voted for Lane coun'y turlsdiction of clrrult courts to pro- they may make a trip to I xjs Ang?I*s reived one car of E Raker Is still suffering Soverns. potato*^, not be re;w U.«"1 bv th. legislature with the two commissioners from that ba'e work: also requiring provision before returning home. which h'»1d firmly at $3.25 pt h'tn- (except in e* esm» egswe, where its place. of law for district attorneys, county strong here and The market Is drad. npera'im ♦"'•*''» fnlnryl, and Election of officers resulted as fol : OUrtF, <?tC. Fug“*« clearing hou«» < in the ‘•outh. A car af Jersey Island also to provide that 1.’ a"v law enact lows: C. W. Parrott, president; H. Amendment changing the time ot w. due tomorr representing between $599 celery ed by the “e<.;'1 • nil be Inoperative F. Hollenbeck, vice president; R. C. h ’ling g“nr»al elections from June - <• i Ci ' i ♦ h . were burned at the count W B C " that Dement, second vice president; F. G, .. November. last »hip TI^T '>c'Tt for the sca .ki th the Jeglslrti'* ' ‘ #11 rti S' «■ epi'- jrbat may MI cp III, secretary ; J. M. Williams, as- Legislative acts submitted under 'office this for-noon by Trt le# to the X'ladlvostok mar- f ’ ■ .d> I In the presence of the pre« n o* r ,• ■’ >r It operative sfstant secretary; J. H. Booth, treav- ferendum—■ It. t. This corslgnment will be about and re-ena*» »hr law the four E.igene banks, law. I. II. G. urer; executive committee, Parrott, giving sheriffs custody of pria- t d and It will probably leave hunters äthappers guill mains hut $190 of the r a rorload. Dement. Amos Wilkins; flnan-e nt •* • nd they cannot b» locate thin a w eek or ten days. Only the I X . Jt • T-w-~ ■— . T-.~ I. — . Samuel W. ♦’’’’»in. of Dexter. was committee, Parrott, Hollenbeck and 0.)i«M>ping varieties will lie in- h*»iit , anks. Perhaps some one l 1 ial .John Bear. 11 I • anea to certain officiais. In the city Tuesday on business. J them for souvenirs of the 19 eluded in the hipment. WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET IS REORGANIZED NEW HARDWARE COMPANY AT JUNCTION CITY G3CS COUNTY SECURES NEXT DISTRICT FAIR V-FURS: HIDES ■L,
