mfowi« wi
»
EUüENt BUUSILRS
ENTERTA NEO AT
SPRINGFIELD
"J’ve
Had Experience"
“With Hood'a Sarsaparilla, and am con
vinced it Is a great medicine.’' — thia ia the
substance of 40388 letters by actual count,
received In two years. They tell of cures
of all blood diseases, loss of appetite, r i*eu ma
il sm, after-fever wi akneas.tbat tir»*d filing,
nervous weakness, dyspepsia, catarrh.
Wo Equal “I r®n **•>’ '
SAWMILL AT
SPRINGFIELD TO
BE IMPROVED
Heaea
when he became judge bar* him from
being a candidate. It has also been
known that he has urged Mr McNary
'o try for the berth that W C. Bris
tol is holding against the protest of
the Oregon delegation.
Eight thousand dollars will be
spent on new buildings at the s>ate
fair grounds this spring, the »tat«
fair board having decided upon the
expenditure at the meeting yester
day.
A couple married last week In Va <■
were lovers In their youth, but had
drifted apart, both had married and
had families. Both Jost their spc »use
and came together again after 30
years of separation.
i
IN DEFENSE 0:
1
STATEMENT
For the best cylin
der record made.
Fits any machine.
SPECIAL
OFFER
Columbia, g o 1 d -
mould« d cylendcr
records.
I
that Hooa a Sarsaparilla is wirboutan equal."
The Springfield News received «n-
Washington. Feb 13—Galled by
E mma 1 a . B owmaw .11 Beacon St.,Lowell.Maas.
(From Saturday's Dally.j
. formation from a thoroughly reliable
the attacks being made upon State
Eczema-“! had eesernaand tried every 1 source yesterday that a large force
Ijut evening at 6:45 o'clock over
ment No. 1 and the primary law, Sen
thing 1 heard of. but nothing helped me until
190 members of Eugene's Commev- 1 took H04 d'M Sarsaparilla. Thanks
ator Bourne today prepared and is
this of men would commence work at the
*-kal Club boarded the "special” ’hat medicine. I am now well." G bdkob V anau » Springfield Booth-Kelly mill making
sending to every voter in Oregon a
ITT ns . South Bethlehem. N. Y.
repairs. Installing new machinery and
1500-word circular letter bitterly de
was tn waiting to carry them to
Muscular Rhaumatiam-‘ My father otherwise improving the mill and In
nouncing the traducers of the law.
¿Springfield as guests of the Co miner- had muscular rheumatism. Was confined to creasing its capacity. Machinery will
In his letter he says.
«tai Clui. of that town. Upon their hia bed. He took two hottie« of Hood'a Bar- be added that will lessen the coat of
"Dally it is becoming apparent
and was entirely cured." B erth a cutting lumber and put the plant on
arrival of the train the booafera from saparlila
that there is a disposition on the part
L. PBRBIM. B os XJBh Springfield. Maaa.
Eag'-ne were met a ttbe depot by
a much more profitable basis. The
of certain individuals to overthrow
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere.
«pr I infield's band and citizens. AX«,
plant will be enlarged, thus increas
the primary law and Statement No.
In
the
usual
liquid,
or
in
tablet
form
called
ter tore« rousing cheers for Spring
ing the capacity of the output of lum-
1. Those who are lending themselves
field the visitors formed In line snd •arsatabu. 1<O Doeet One Dollar. Pre 1 ber to a great extent. The mill when
to this conspiracy are not very num
towrf'd by Eugene's famous band pared only by C. I. H<xxl Co., Lowell, Masa. completed will be one of the beat on
D. 8. Wilhelm, of Lowell, left to erous. bnt are noisy, and public at
[the Pacific coas.
-sang the following song to the tune
day for Lake county, where he will tention should therefore be called to
I- The above InformaJon was given a endeavor to secure evidence which he the Issue their noise Involves.
of "There'll be a Hot Time In the Old
tlon widely advertised In every sec- ?
To«i Tonight”:
News reporer unsolicited. This means hope* will clear his son, Ellice Wil-
He attacks the machine politicians
"When you come to Springfield. Ore tlon of tb« country; and
1 that there are great things In store . helm, who was arrested In this county and ridicules the Idea that the pri
Whereas, we believe that it would
for
Springfield,
and
the
starting
of
gon,
a
few
days
ago,
charged
with
stealing
mary law Is destroying party organis
Tb«-v B show you a bully lot of fun - be a calamity to educational interests the mill crew will be the cause of a a horse at Silver I-ake. The boy tells
of Oregr-n to cripple the Univer
ation.
An'« they will treat you right
great revival In all lines of business. a straightforward story about trad
Mr. Bourne quotes Lincoln, Roose
sity, which I* the head of the system
And show you all the sight»—
ing horses and declares he Is Inno velt and Washington, saying that they
of free public education, and also a
TWrell be a hot time
The
many
friends
cent
of
any
crime,
all supported the principles under
calamity to the state as a whole to
fa Bprlngfbld
of the family hope for his speedy ac- lying the primary law. He admits
advertise it to the home-seekers
That night "
goes
by
way
qulttal.
Mr.
Wilhelm
that the law and Statement No. 1
Arriving at the Commercial Club throughout the great Middle West as
of Portland and Bend. Deputy 8her- are not perfect, but continues:
hall, the meeting was called to order a state niggardly In Its support of
was
sent
here
Iff
C.
D.
Arthur,
who
“But they have proven as reason
and the address of welcome made by higher education; therefore be it
from I-akevlew to take the boy back ably effective as their hampering en
Resolved, That we place ourselves
Mayor M M Reary. of Springfield,
there
for
trial,
will
start
with
him
vironments will permit, and have giv
fn short the mayor said that It gave on record as heartily favorable to the
Bay City. Or., Feb. 15.—Captain Saturday, going south by way of en life and potency In Oregon at least ;
him a great deal of pleasure to wel- appropriation of 9125,000 to the Uni
Klamath
Falls.
Kernel, of the wrecked ship Emily
to the public demand for the elimin
mmi' the Commercial Club of Eugene versity and pledge ourselves to do
lost early yesterday raornlng
ation of the boss and his machine
to their city. Eugene Is known as the everything in our power both Individ Reed,
on the Tillamook coast near Neha
from party control and have provided
tow’ town In the valley. (Applause I ually and collectively to Insure the
for the exclusion of United States
Dr Whitson was asked to take the approval of ths bill at the polls In lem river, ha* returned to the scene
of
the
wreck
to
esctrtaln
If
senatorships from the auction block
«hair and filled It In hl* usual grace June.
Is possible to save any of the
Many There.
at Salem.”
ful and capable way. Dr. Whitaon
Eleven of the crew were
Mr. Bourne savs that th* m°n who
Among those who attended the cargo,
said
The Emily Reed win en-
foisted the primary law onto the po
"We of Eugene have a feeling that meeting from Eugene are the follow- drowned.
route from Newcastle. N. 8. W., to
litical system of Oregon "are in the
yon of Springfield are ■ uart of u* Ing:
Norwalk. Conn., Feb. 14.-—Mrs. J. very highest sense of the term Repub
P. L. Campbell, D E Yoran, R. M. Portland with coal.
and we ere a part of you.”
Clarldge, sister of Frederick Jeffs, licans by nature.” His circular con
Heuvy Ueatlier Prcvalliug.
John Kestley was then called upon Gilbert, S W Hhnms, George O.
During the past few days heavy wrecked on one of the Galapagos isl- cludes by urging his friend* and con
txy the chair for a few remark*, and Knowles, C. P Barnard. L. L Good
weather has been prevailing off the lands in July, received word from stituents to vote strictly according to
nld that he had hoped to «'■* Eugen* rich. P. E. Hnodgraes, J H. Hartog, Oregon and California coast.
The Norway that all of the crew except
and Springfield brought closer to D. Bristow, C. L. Scott, H. A. Trump, chronometers of the Emily Reed were Jeffs, who was 111, journeyed to an- Statement No. 1, declaring that only
by so doing can they perpétuât» Re
gether In both a social anl commeri lai H W. Keeney, F. C Potts, H W.
off and the master worked her too other part of the Island and were
way and hoped this meeting would Thompson, W A Kuykendall, L. L. close In shore before hs discovered picked up by a ship. The rescuing publican party principles.
Whitson, C A Wlnteruiepr, W M.
be the mean* looking to that end.
ship was insufficiently provisioned
MARION COUNTY" WILL
Albert Walker, of Springfield, then Renshaw, J. Goldsmith, C. A Burden, his error. Captain Keesel was en and could not go after Jeffs.
to make Tillamook Rock
HAVE LIVELY FIGHT
resnonded and said from the demon John Hampton, Al Hampton. O. E deavoring
Ills sister fears the attempt to res
He was correi t In his latitude, but
Roberts,
G
W
Griffin,
W
W
.
Cai-
stration that Is shown here tonight
cue him which Is to be made by one
too
far
to
the
eastward
When
he
kins,
Samuel
Rtigh,
F.
J.
I
Hard,
A.
"that we take it that you are our
Salem, Or., Feb. 14.—Indications
Heaton, E. L. Campbell, H I J Mo- discovered his position It was too late of the ships of Admiral Evans' fleet are that opponents of Statement No. 1
friends.” tApplause.)
one will be too late.
to
wear
ship
and
she
struck
on
Clanahan,
W.
Hodea,
Martin
Miller,
J J. Bryan, of Springfield, In his
will have clear sailing at the prima
of th«- most dangerous place* on the
«.losing remarks created considerable A H. Baton, W. J. Gl'»»on, C. H.
ries to ba held In Marlon county three
Oregon
beach.
Buoy.
St lek les, W. C. Yoran, J. W.
laughter by saving:
weeks hence, and that they will also
Loet
Wilkins,
W
L
Souders,
W H.
"1 am equally glad that you gentle F M
have undisputed control of a conven
DUBIK, mate.
men of Eugene have the pleasure of Kay, B. I). Paine, G F Willoughby.
tion to be held a week later. Advo
WESTLUND,
carpenter
Griffin.
A
Daniels.
R.
M
M
living within three mile* of Sprlug- Drew
cates of Statement No. 1 express an
HIR8CHFEUD, cabin boy.
Day, H. L Gibbs, H F Hollenbeck,
tleld ”
Intention not to participate in the
DIXON, seaman.
John H Hartog, of the Eugene 8 B. Spencer, L. H Potter. H A.
conven'lon or preliminary primaries.
DARLING, eenman
Scheralager. E C. Hughes.
Comm<-rclal Club, then made a pretty Mown,
That Is th» natural attitude of friends
♦
N*w York. Feb. 14. — Dep
JAHNK’l, seaman.
and witty speech during which he J L Dillard, C 8. Williams, M Han
of Statement No. 1. for they take the
♦ uty Chief Charles W. Kruger,
COHFNRTAD. s«aman
son. Otto Kauffman, W Polders, W
was often Interrupted by applause.
view that no convention Is necessary
♦ the "Xrand old man" of the
GILBERT, scatran
D. E Yoran treated on the flnan- J Hill, W. Kincaid, C. B Willough
or proper for the purpose of nominat-
♦ fire department, lost his life
ABLISTEDT, seaman.
>«•* of the Eugene Commercial Club, by. F R Watherbee. A T. Cocker
♦ today at a fire In Canal street. + [ Ing or Indorsing legislative candi-
JOHNSON, seaman.
what thev had «crompllahed auJ line. E IT. l«e. H F. Keeney. G R
♦ He plunged through a trap ♦ dates.
what they hoped to accomplish. It Chrisman, II M. Price, L T. Harris.
It Is also certain, arcordlng to
♦ door Into a basement filled +
L. R Aiderman, W B Dillard, R E
«was brief but to the point.
♦ with water and was taken out ♦ Alonxo Gesn«r, the spokesman for the
Mr Biweett, of Springfield, in re- Eastland, W. W Brown, D A. Paine,
+ ouurmeni
Statement No. i 1 pe«»pir,
people, that
there
mai mete
♦ tn a few minutes dead.
■fevlng to the climate of that town, F K Dunn. G. T. Hall, Jr.. G. 11
♦ 1 wfll
will also be presented In
in the direct
♦
raid thnt It was never chilly there, as Irish, J. Hunslcker, F J. Berger, —
primary election a list of five legisla
their neighboring city was dispensing Skene. J. W Kaya, W A Bell, Carl
tive candidates who will sign State
'burn, II Chezeni, M W Pol
«nnngh "hot air" to keep them warm
Buffalo, Feb. 14.—Fir«« in the ment No. 1. and the Issue will thus
lock.
(daughter and applause I
Courier Lithographing Co.ipnny ear be rlearly drawn and fought out.
Judge Harris' speech, though not
The race for Indorsement will be
The Coburg Methodist Enlsiopel ly today caused a lose of 9250.000.
long, was very lmpr««sslve and to the
Sunday school has elected the follow The press department of the Buffalo on In earnest during the we->k be
point, and probably received the
ing officers and teachers for the en Evening Times adjoining was dam tween March 7, when the d‘')->gates
jerestcet applause of the evening
will be chosen, and March 14. when
suing year:
Officers -Superinten aged to the extent of $30,000.
iMr Bethlehelm. of
Sprlagfle'd.
the convention will be held.
dent, R. B. Maddox; assistant super
made a few remarks and was followed
intendent, I. A. Zook; secretary, Her HOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS
toy C. 8 Willlama, of Eugene, who
bert Stor.eberg; assistant secretary,
FOR MACHINE BORITICI A NS I
k«|A frf* audience spellbound ns he
Miss Althea Wilkins; treasurer. Le-
portrityed the wonderful resources PROBLEM IS HOW TO AHHENH roy Lyons; chorister, Miss Clara Sta
Eugene. Oregon, Feb. 11, '08.
DOUN INDER NEW OREGON cy; librarian, Miss Grace Wilkins;
and advantages that 1»ane county had,
Editor Guard.:—What cause have
and mor* esperlally the opportunltlea
assistant librarian, Miss Madeline the papers, or any Individuals for
LOW
that w«ra knocking at Eugene's and
Bettis
that matter, to assail Statement No.
Spnngrield'* door*
At the conclu-
Teachers—Class No. 1, I. A Zook; 1, as It Is now being assailed? In
A problem now worrying as*e*«*>rs
sXon of hla speech the applause was
of thia part of the state Is how to sa assistant, Samuel Ijepport; class No. what manner has It proven injurious BURNED OUT TWICE BY INCEN
deafening.
F ~
Barnard, clase No 3, to the interest of the people? Rather
in accordance with the 2. Mrs. F. r
DIARIES, HE WILL TRY AGAIN
President Campbell, of the State sea* dog*
Mrs W. M Erskine; assistant, Mrs. la It not a weapon In their hands to
tlalverslty, made a very eloquent ad act of the last legislature declaring 8. Lenpert; class No 4. Mrs. Beeale compel submlsalon to their will? Are
—
ALSO IUILDS REHIDBNCE AD-
ders* on the needs of the University, dogs to be personal property, the Tw»edt; assistant. R. B Maddox; not legislators more apt to carry out
JOIN IX«.
which was received with marked ap asM-Mors ar» required to list them on class No. 5, Mrs. Caspar Durst; class the people's will, when they are
the tax roll this year, and the way
proval
No. 6. Mis.« Georgia Neff; assistant, bound by this pledge, than when they
A. L. Smitherman, the blacksmith
B. A. Washburn», of Springfield, to classify, describe and value them Is Mrs J. A. Newman
are not?
extra expenditure of
who has lost two shops by fire during
offs-red a resolution endorsing the ap causing an
The
first
Sunday
In
each
month
If
a
constltntional
amendment
per
propriation of 1125.000 at the coming thought nnd I* adding to the mani will be missionary Sunday, and all mitted election of United States sen the past three or four years, the fires
elortlon for the University, which was fold burdeus of the *a*»««or* County colectlon on this day will be turned ators by direct vote, would not the supposedly being of Incendiary origin,
As*e**(>r II F. Keeney, of lane coun
rarrlvd unanimously.
Into the mission fund ............
The Sunday person no chosen be their rep-esent- has just completed a third building
for a shop and will try his luck again
Judge Calkins, of Eugene, made a ty, Is collaborating with th«« makers school Is growing
i
_________
____
Attendanc»
and I atlve? Then Is not the endorsement
The building is located on the site of
very witty comparison between St of tax rolls In adjoining counties on Aillectlon are good.
of
a
senatorial
candidate
as
much
the
the other two, a few yards south of
Paul and Minneapolis, looking at the problem
choice of the people, and is he not the approach to the bridge across the
The main difficulty will be In de-
them a* they «re today, practically
IH
NINENS
MEN
SEEK
entiled
to
represent
them
at
Wash
Wash- Willamette at
the foot of Ferry
two cltle* grown Into one. and hoped scrl'-lng this new class of property
TO ENLIST FARMERS ington as well as If they were able street.
It is 20x30 in dimensions and
to *ee the day that Eugene and "Rover, township 17 south, range 3
to elect him without the medium of
Springfield would be expanded go west," or "Tiger, lot 2. block 8, Skin
Cottage Grove, Feb.
14.—The the legislature? Do not the same two stories In height. Since the burn
ner's addition to Eugeue," are sug-
ing of the last building last fall Mr.
that th«>y would be one city.
people
of
this
city
hope
that
as
the
The chair the* '■ailed upon the Rev. ' nested forms Or John Jones may be result of action taken by the Cottage people who elect the legislators give Smitherman has been doing business
endorsement to the senatorial candi-1 In a large tent. He has also built a
Mr. Perkli I, ol N'chlgan. for a few assessed with "one black water •pan- Grove Commercial Club at a meeting date?
rwsnsrk«
’’erkln*. upon rising, lai." or Mr*. Smith with "one bow - Wednesday night a better feeling
small residence adjoining the shop
It seems to us this has been rather
aaid that It m*da t ie cold chills run ¡legged bulldog."
toward the business community here a one-sided discussion until the and hopes, if any one attempts to
rente
Dogs
range
In
value
from
10
np his bark when he heard the nam««
burn him out again to catch the per
on the part of the surrounHIng rural
Michigan i-'e:itlon<.|, after living out Ito 1250. and It ia expected the value dwellers will be establlshel. It had Guard took the matter up and handed son ai his nefarious work or to ex
out
a
few
facts
to
be
digested
"by
will
be
lower
about
the
first
of
March
In this glorious climate of ours for
tinguish the flames before they gain
become apparent that the people In
two war*. *nd h«< was perfectly con than at any other period of the year. the rural districts felt a degree of whom It may concern.” Of course, much headway.
if
Statement
No.
1
Is
wrong
it
should
The
law
under
which
th««
assessor*
tented to remsln here
animosity toward the business men
V’rofessor I. R Alderman, of Eu- are obligated to place dogs on th«' here and It was felt that this should be eliminated from the law. and we
believe all well-thluklng men would
tax
roll»
Is
known
a*
the
shortest
act
•cnw. ¿a hl* rinsing remarks of the
be shown to be unjustified. The club
sai-rthir. *»14 that he could not only ever pass«'«! by an Orogon legislature seeking to eliminate this feeling ap join In urging its repeal. But we be
asi a “Greater Eugene" but a "Great It was H B 271 at the session of pointed three members to hold a se lieve as the G-ard suggests that If
the matter were referred to the peo
"He It
er t’rrgon’ by the aid of the 1135.000 1907, and reads an follows
rie* of lectures among the granges
ap«.-oprlatlou bill passing for the Unl- enacted by the people <«( the state of and other organisations In southern ple In the coming June election the
decision of four years ago w-«uld be
Oregon: Section I
Dogs are here
w»r«lt y.
l»ane county. Levi Geer. H C. Thomp
We do not believe, as ♦
Chairman Whitson then asked all by dwlared to be personal property.” son nnd George Comer were delegat sustained.
Minneapolis,
Feb. 14.—
suggested by some of the press, that ♦
the members of the Springfield Com-
May wheat sold at <1 on the
ed for this duty. The object will be the defense of Statement No. 1 comes
wterrla! Club who would be able to
not only to dispel any existing feeling from the Democrats, Independents, ♦ local exchange today, the low
«•me tn Eugene next Monday to rise
but
to arrive at a co-operative plan and unstable Republicans. The writ ♦ est price tor May wheat on
and over thirty rvs|>onded The meet
whereby the rural districts will be er hereof. Is a Republican from the ♦ the 1907 crop.
lag then adjourned
It being pro-
greatly benefited
They will urge ground up. and we do all we honor ♦
nnsixcl by all present na the most
Chicago Quotation*.
the
raising
of
products
In such quan ably can for the success of the Re ♦
«Bjoyable evening ever spent
Chicago, Feb
14.—Muy.
tities a* will justify the establishment publican ticket from Precinct Con ♦
I
From
Saturday's
Guard).
Daring the addreaae* a number of
♦ 93 1-2; July, 90 1-4; Septem
of
s
cannery
here
and
promise
the
stable
to
Presidential
elector*.
We
The
tax
roll*
were
open
for
pay
■eSrvllons were rendered by the F.u-
♦ ber, 87 7-8
gene band
A very dainty luncheon ment of 1907 taxes this morning, and entire support of the Cottage Grove are also the kind of a Republican ♦
people
The
club
also
appropriated
who
believes
In
majority
rule
and
as
usual
J
M
Stafford,
of
Mohawk,
was nerved In the banquet room and
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
after the Inner man was satisfied ci secured reel pt No. I. The amount a fund to be used In conjunction with that the will of the people should not
contributions
In
work
or
money
by
be
Ignored
We
believe
all
this
as
of
his
taxes
thia
year
was
1128
04
gar* were passed around and a gen-
«r*1 good time enjoyed until train George A Yarnell, formerly of the the Ixirane farmers to complete a sault against Statement No. 1 comes OREG4ÌN BEAT IDAHO
Mohawk valley, but now residing at first class wagon road, graveled, be from the fear that some man like
PRAYING OFF
tint
Blckelton. Wash . was the second to tween lyirane and this place, a dis Governor Chamberlain may stand as
The Rreolntloma
tance of twelve miles
candidate for Indorsement and who
Mown«. Idaho. Feb 12.—The
The resolutions on ths University pay his taxes The rush at the sher
would be very apt to Invade th* Re ketball team* of the Oregon and
iff's office was not great today for
appr > print Ion were as follows
new * xtm-w
publican ranks for enough votes to ho universities played 13 to 13
Where.«». The Interest of education the reason that the n«>tlcea sent out
secure It. hence th» dealr» to Ignoré night, Oregon winning the after ttm*
is owe of ths greatest Importance to by th«» wbrrlff telling each taxpayer
C D of the Oregon National
But whether or not the points to break the tie
In the first
«•very cltlaen of the state of Oregon, the amount of hl* taxes, have not all Guard. at Roseburg has presented th» pledge
Monday la exported Mayor F It Ilomlln, formerly It« legislative candidates stand upon! half Idaho led. 10 to 5. Neither quin
wtnev through education the way Is been r**<*elv*d
Statement
No.
I,
thay
are
tn
duty
I
etpwned to every boy and girl In the to be the btg day.
captain, with a handsomely engraved bound to elect as Senator that per- ' tet had good team work. A recep
«date to broader opportunity and larg
sword, as a testlm« nlal of their re son who has been endorsed by the peo tion and dance followed the game
The Oregon team was delayed nnd
A complaint that may bring seri gard
er usefulness, and since the success
Any other course would be an I failed to arrive for the schedule game
of free government is necessarily ous trouble for the officer* and mem
Now that J uria* G+orfe
_
__ ple
H Bur-
affront
to
the
rltisenahlp
of
the
state,
Monday
O-egon plays W S C to
founded on high Intelligence and gen- bers of the Grants Pa*a Firemen's As nett, of Salem, has virtually declined
sociation Is made by the property to alb'w his name to be consIdertM as and would be equivalent to saying. night and Whitman Thursday
■wrsl enlightenment, and
The
people
be
damned
they
don't
Whereas. The State of Oregon Is committee of the city council to the a candidate for the office of United
eertaln to I....... "ight Into greet |oib- effect that the firemen have gone to State* district attorney the name of i know • hat they want, anvway."
The case of the Oregon A Calif
J. R T.
Ikr gromlnenrr In all parts of the Un- an extreme In decorating the meeting John H McNary I
- , »
nla Lumber Company v*
w
hu In June on account of its large rooms of the firemen with nude pic
Marlon county, win be aent to Wash
Brown, the Eugene banker, tn recover
w
S.
U'Ren.
champion
of
■saw of direct legislation through the tures and paintings The councilman ington for approval
the
Inl-
It haa been
certain Urge tract* of timber lands
snltia’lve and referendum, and conse state that the city property has been known for some time that Judge Bur dative and referendum law, hae Is- along the Sluslaw. which «he company
quently Its attitude toward higher desecrated and a "cleaning out" of nett's friends were urging him to try sued a challenge to Judge 8 A Low- deeded to him. the deed Intended tn
»«I neat Ion as shown by the result of the firemen'» meeting room I, ad for the office, but Judge Burnett has ell. of Pendleton, for a debate on ■ serve the purpose of a mortgage |*
Ma vote on the University approprls- vised.
held that the oath which he took Statement No I of the primary law I being tried In the circuit ourt t
Mr U'Ren wanta to defend the law
betoerq Judge Barnett, of Salem
KILL’S GUN STORE
Successor to Barker Gun Store
To get ycu acquainted
with our new stock of cyl
inder records, we are going
to take your old or worn
out racords, any make and
give you new ones for
them, and you may select
any record in our entire
stock, of all the new and
latest prices.
All we ask
is that the records be re
turned in the boxes and
that you buv two new rec
ords for each one brought
to us for exchange at
60ES TO CLEAR SOU
OF CRIMINAL CHARGE
ELEVEN OF CREW
LOST WITH VESSEL
2 5c each
Remember this is a spec
ial offer and will hold
good for a limited time on
ly. Do not miss the op
portunity to get new records for those that you have become
tired of or want something new in their place. Come in and
hear them. Mail orders solicited.
FREDERICK JEFFS’
FATE UNCERTAIN
GRAND OLD FIREMAN
DIES AT HIS POST
513 Willamette S-.
Columbia Disc and Cylinder Graph^phones and Records
Needles, etc.—513 vWillamette St».
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Announcement
W. J. Gibson & Son wish to say that they have
located at 97 West 8th street, formerly known as the
BEE HIVE STOR-E where we will carry at all times
a full line of staple and fancy groceries, flour and feed.
Highest market price paid at all times for county pro
duce. A share of your patronage solicited.
Respectfully,
W. J. GIBSON & SON
Phone Black 1571
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