Eugene weekly guard., March 05, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

THE EIGENE DAILY GV ARD. THVKßDAY. MARCH 5. too*
IS
CAUGHT by the grip
PRESIDENT PLEADS FOR
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA
I of course concerns the Mississippi and general utility of the nuvigabte *n<l
'its tributaries, a hose commercial d<‘- source streams of the country.
! veiopiueat will directly affect half
G We recommend that hereafter
lour people.
The Mississippi would any plans for the use of Inland water­
be tnude a loop of the sea and work ways In connection with luti-mfate
; upon it should be begun at t oe ear­ commerce shall regard the Ktrearuw
liest possible niotneut. Only less iui- of the country as an asset of the
1 purtant is the Atlantic Inner pi>? age pie. and shall take full account of thi-
, parts ol which ure already under conservation of all resources couneot-
La Grippe Is Epidemic Catarrh.
way. The Inn r passages along the ed with running waters, and shalf
| Gulf coast should be extended aud look to the protection of these rc--
| connected with the Atlantic waters. sourct-s from monopoly and to their
—H8 di«**** now known “ ‘Br‘P’
Washington, Feb 26 -President health
If the policy of waterway ' The need for the developing of the administration in the interests of the
Tui«itobec*ll«i‘lnflUeuz*.'
Roosevelt today sent the following improvement here recommended i«> Pacific coast rivers is not less pres­ people.
« r! !■*?Iy re*«ma cold, but is
special message to congress:
H We recommend that thi« cun-
ItTerAD' -sous in Ba *>old UP°“ the
carried out, it will affect for good ev­ sing. Our people are united In sup­
port of the luiniedla'e adoption of gren be ask< d to make suitable pro­
Tj the Senate and House of Repre­
J£nt »nd prixiuee* mor. profound dis-
ery
citizen
of
the
Republic.
The
Nat
­
a progressive pulley of Inalnd water- vision for Improving the Inland wa­
sentatives:
ional Government must play th«' lead­ ' way development.
terways of the Unit'd States at u
*^^7f’in re»H‘Y epidemic catarrh.
I transmit herewitn a preliminary ing part In s curing th«* larg«
Hitherto our national policy of in­ rate commensurate with the im-da ol
raport fraiu the Inland Waierways • sibie use af our water* avt; ct r
When it once begot, it spreads over the
land waterway development has been the people as determined by eocupe
Commission, which was appointed by encies can . salat, ar 1 -, i.tii'. I
j largely negative.
No sfngl-' agency
de noT^wh U>. grip from each
me last March in response to n wld - but th«' worx li «■-
ila'.iy na:I a '•vs b ■ -i r 'sncnslble under the 0 >n- tent authority; and we siiggiMt that
such provision meet these requisites,
spread interest and demand fr->m the in it* vcopo.
grt ss fcr making the best use of our viz: expert framing of a definite (toi
but each OB. c.U’be. it from the
I-ixiple.
The bacis of this demand
, rivers, or lor oxereiskig foresight In ley. certainty of continuity and co-or­
Th« various us«i
lay in the general and admitted in­
their development.
In the absence dination of plan and work: e\|>ert ini­
now d alt with b>
Liosl■ ’Etfectltae Medicine Ever Tried
ability of the railroads to
handle,
of a comprehensive plan, th« only tiative in the choice of projects aad
through four f dr
promptly the traffic of th country,
tor La Grippe ”
safe policy was one of repression and the successl n of works; fi-edom in
prei -nt, therefore, It I*
and especially the crops of the prev-
jUbt L. MailDon, A. M„ Principal of
procrastination.
Frequent ehang ■« selection of projects in acixirtancx•
tv de 1 w it h j riv r sysi
ijus fall.
cXwh-eHtSh Nidtool, Painter N.C.,
>f Plan end piecemeal execution of with terms of co- peration; and tb«
pt obi -:ti
But t he 1 Co
T^.’.is report is well worth your at '
projects hav- still further hsi’lper’d widest opportunity for applyiu;; mod­
i
i, chairman of the Jackson County
r
iun;end.i it poll cy u
tentlun. It is thorough, conservative, Ute coinut- rcial H ad i
¡Improvement. A channel li no d* K ern business methods
Board of Education.
sane, and just. It represents the ma­ of the waterway may
i er than its shall west reach, and O
I We recommend that the con­
He IS » writer of occasional verse and
ture judgment of a body of men ex- , nt the same tint«
, improve a river short of tie point of' gress be asked to authorize th.« co-or­
To
hucontributed to a number of leading
ceptlonally qualified, by personal ex- 1 gress should pn U
><)■
effective navigability Is a she >r wa«te dination and proper development of
■ ad
' r, .nd magazines,-religious, edu-
perience and knowledg - of conditions tra’.ive machiner
¡of all It enrts. In spite of larg a;>- existing public services coifnectcci
ordii
cttiunal and secular.
throughout the United States, to un­ the work of the V fl >11
: proprlations for their improv oue it, with waterways; and we sugRmt (bar
part
la speaking of Peruna, Mr. Madison
derstand anl discuss the grea
great prob i so f ir as it relati
1 cur rivers are less serviceable f >» In. such enactment might ptuvide that
*•»>•«
lent of how to best ust our water- erw Ise there wil 11
1 terstite commerce to-'r.y thin they the president of the United States I m
(
be
*4.m hardly ever without Peruna in
I
ways in the interest of all the p'eo- but the people i
wore half n century ago. and In i.ilt
i wh
• w.
authorized, with the advice and «son
pie. Unusual care has been taken to t > g ■t front our str
I of the vast liter«-as» to, oar p pnlafc,« sent of thi senate, to appoint an-1 or-
hotne. It Is the most effective medi­
of state- to which they arc o ji il
secure
accuracy
and
balance
|
and
commerce
they
ar
■
on
the
wh
4
•
i
cine that 1 have ever tried for la grippe.
ganlze a
: national waterways commte-
went. If the report errs at all it 1;
I ss used.
sion to i bring into cu-ontinat J ob Hi­
»It also cured my wife of nasal ca-
tiri I
The Commissli
r-
contains
'by over-conservattstn.
It
ps of engineers cf the army, tbr-
The first c n lit.oil of successful
urrh Her condition at one time was
findings or statements of fad, a num­ the coit of improving ur ini» nd w a - development of our waterways is a bureau of snlic, the forest aervic«-.
,nch that she could not at Kight breathe
ber of specific recommendations, and terways will be large, but f
I lie v s la
thi definite and progressive police. Tit,? the
through her nostrils.
an account of inquiries stl.l in pro­ than would be required *o r*ll
• ond Is a c mere e general plan, matton si'rvlcq, and other branches of
“Inconsequence, an inflamed condi­
gress, and it is based in par. on s’a- ■ong-sti.'it of traffic by railway ex- prepared by til - best experts avall- th? public service in so far ns their
T ie benut'lts of su.'h iui
tistics and other informati n con­ tension
tion of the throat was brought alxmt,
abl , covering «'Very use t > which our work relates to inland waterways anil
tained in a voluminous appendix. The provements will be la-g •» also, and streams can be put.
getting worse and worse and yielding
We shnll not that he be authorized to make swii
they will touch the dall y life of
subject
with
which
it
deal;
is
of
crit
­
to no remedy until Peruna was tried."
succeed until t ie responsibility for details and require such du tie« from
ical importance both to the present people at every point, unitln the ln- administering the policy and execut­ these branches of the public service
Healthy Mucous Membranes.
tore-us of all the rta es and ei’tions
and the future of ou.- country.
with
navigable and
of our country.
The cost and th-- ing ami adminii «ring the plan is def­ in c 'iinectLui
Those who are fortunate enough to
Our river systems are better adapt­
benefiis sb uld be «■ pially l;rt:ibut d.| initely laid on one man or group of source streams as are nut incoiL-sistent
bsve perfectly healthy mucous mem­
ed to the needs of the people than
by cooperation with th«’ State» aud men who can be held accountable. with law; the said eomniù«.<iot> to
branes ordinarily do not catch the grip.
those of any other country
In ex­
communities,
corporations and indi­ Every portion of the general pHn continue the Investigation of all
The mucous membranes lining the
During an epidemic of grip I'eiuna
“Two years ago I began using Perun»
tent, distributi n, navigability, and
viduals beneficially nffecied. I heart­ should consider and so far as prac­ questions relating to the devek»pmen(
nose, throat and lungs, when in a should be used. Hie doses recoin- and it built up my strength so th»t in a
ease of use, they stand first
Yet the
ily concur in the Commission's rec­ ticable secure to the people the use and improvement and utilisation of
rivers of no other civilized countrj ommendation to this end. Such co­ of water for power, irrigation, and the inland waterways of thu country
normal state, are an effectual barrier mended on the bottle are sutlicfent.
couple of months I was able to go tc
are so poorly developed, so
little
.gsinst the invasion of grip.
After the grip has once been acquired, work again.
operation should result In united ef­ domestic supply as will as for navi­ and the conservation of its natural
used, or play so small a part in the
But, if there happens to be the slight­ Dr. Hartman recommends the use of
‘’This winter I had another attack ol
fort in carrying out the great duty of gation. No project should be begun resources related thereto, and to con
Industrial life of the nation as those Improving our
est catarrhal derangement of the Peruna In teaspoonful doses every hour la grippe, but Peruna soon drove it out
inland
waterways. until the funds necessary to complete sider and co-ordinate therewith all
of the United States. In view of the
mucous membranes, then the victim be­ during the acute stage, after which the • of my system. My wife and I consider
While we delay, our rivers remain it promptly are provided, and no plan matters of irrigation, swamp ami
use made of rivers elsewhere, the
unused, our traffic Is periodically once under way should be changed overflow land reclamation, clarifica­
comes an easier prey to the grip.
directions ou the bottle should be fol­ Perun* * household remedy.”
failure to use our own is astonishing
congested,
and the material wealth except for grave reasons. Work once tion and purification of streams, pre­
This in part explains why some peo­ lowed.
Pneumonia followed La Grippe.
and no thoughtful man can believe
and
natural
resources of the country begun should be prosecuted steadily vention of soil waste, utilixatiuii ol
Experience lias shown that the people 1 Mr, T Baruecott, West Aylmer, On­
ple get the grip, while others do not.
that it will last. The accompanying
W« water-power, preservation and exten
related
to
waterways
are being stead­ and vigorously to completion.
The rational thing to do is to keep the who use Peruna as a remedy for grip tario, Can., writes:
report Indicates clearly the -easous
must make sure that projects are not sion of forests, regulation of flow and
ily absorbed by great m inopolies.
system free from catarrh. In attempt­ generally recover sooner and are less 1 “Last winter 1 was ill with pneu­
for it and the way to end it.
undertaken except for sound business control of floods, transfer facilities
Among these monopolies, ns the re­ reasons, and that the best modern I and sites nnd the regulation and con­
ing to do this most people have found liable to the distressing and long-con­ monia after having la grippe. I took
The Commission tinas that it was
port
of
the
commission
points
out.
business methods are applied In exe­ trol thereof, and the relation* be-
Peruna to be Invaluable.
unregulated
railroad
competition
tinued after-effects of the grip.
Perun* for two montlis, when I became
which prevented or destroyed the de there is no other which threatens, or cuting them. The decision to under­ I tween waterways and railways, and
When Peruna has not been used dur­ quite well, and 1 can say that any one
Systemic Catarrh, the Result of La
velopment of commerce on our in haB ever threatened, such intolerable take any project should rest on ac­ that the commission be raiinwrmi
ing the courseof the grip and the patient can lie cured by it In a reasonable time
Grippe. Pe-ru-na Receives Credit
land waterways.
The Mississippi interference with the daily life of the tual need ascertained by investiga­ to frame and recommend plans for do­
finds himself suffering from the after­ at little expense.”
for Present Good Health.
our greatest natural highway, is a people as the consoll lation of compa­ tion and judgment of experts and on veloping the waterways and utilising
effects
of
this
disease,
a
course
of
Peruna
Peru-naA
Tonic
After
La
Grippe.
Mrs. Jennie W. Gilmore, Box 44,
case in point. At one time the traf­ nies controlling water power. I «’all its relation to great river systems or the waters, and as authorised by cu«i
Mrs. Chas. E. Wells, Sr., Delaware.
White Oak, Ind. Ter-, formerly House­ should be resorted to.
fic upon it was without a rival in any your Bptcial attention to the attempt to the general plan, and never on gross to carry out the saiqe. through
established agencies whe.u su<-b are
keeper for Indiana Reform School for Suffered Twelve Years From After- Ohio, writes: “After a severe attack of
country. The report shows that com­ of the power corporations, through mere clamor.
The improvement
of our inland available, in co-operation with lire
la grippe, I took Peruna and found it a
Effects of La Grippe.
merce was driven from th« Mississi­ .bills Introduced at the present ses­
Boy% writes:
ppi by the railroads.
While produc­ sion. to escape from thi* possibility waterways can and should be made states, municipalities, ccminunftiea,
Mr. Victor I’atueaude, 328 Madison very good tonic.”
“Six years ago I had la grippe, which
tion was limited, the rails wayB, with if Government regulation In the In­ to pay for itself so far as practicable corporations and individuals, in such
Mrs. Jane Gift, Athens, Ohio, writes:
St., Topeka, Kan., member of Knights
* m followed by systemic catarrh.
bills are from the Incidental proceeds from manner '.s to secure an equitable dis-
their convenient
termini cis.
gav • terests of the people. The
“Six years ago I had la grippe very bad.
“The only thing 1 used was Peruna and Ladies of Security, writes:
Navi­ ' tribut mil of costs and benefit*.
ser- intended to enable tie corp ration water-power and other uses.
quicker and more siti.fa.- tory
“Twelve years ago 1 had a severe at­ I read a testimonial of a woman who
u>d Manalin, and I have been in better
vice than the waterways. 1 Liter they 10 take possession In perpetuity of gation should of cours«* be free. But
had
been
cured
of
grip
by
Peruna.
My
health the last three years than for tack of la grippe and 1 never really re­
of river national forest lands for the pur- the greatest return will come from
prevented the restoration
covered my health and strength—but busiiand bought me a bottle of Peruna.
years before.
IRAXKLIX ITEMS
traffic by keeping d .vn t heir rates poses of thelr business, where and as the Increased commerce, growth, and
_________
2 to do my work,
’ , 1 cou- j along the
soon able
“1 give Peruna all the credit for my grew weaker every year, until 1 was E I was
For this
Htping them- I they please, wholly without compen­ prosperity of our people.
unable to work.
I luuuod
------------ using it until 1 was cured.”
waited too long.
< Special Correspomdoni-e. >
good ueaith."
I selves by highe chara ■ s elsewhere, sation to the public. Yet the effect we have already
in. Feb. 25.
Fine wcuZfXT
They also acquired w"e r fronts and of granting such privileges, taken to­ Ad.‘qua’«* funds should be provided,
terminals to an extent which made gether with rights air ady acquired by bond Issue If necessary, and tin* at pi sent, although rtotbiug uimsm I
i atlve Hawley today appeared b fore
Imp issible. tinder State laws would be to give work should be delayed no longer. for leap year.
competition
water
¡the house public lands committee
Jess Kirk and family, who have-
Throughout the country the railways away properties of enormous value. Th«* development of our waterways
: and made a half-hour argument in
have secured such ,c..ntr;>l of canals Through lack of foresight we have and th«* conservation of our for-sts been visiting his daughter. Mm. Chase.
support of Senator Fulton's resolu­
formed
the
habit
of
granting
without
are
the
two
most
pressing
ph.v.sl?al
Lemley, left for their home at Hepp­
and Bteamboat lines that today in­
tion passed by the senate list week,
extremely
valuable needs .f the country. They are In­ ner Saturday.
land waterway transportation
Is compensation
i authorizing the attorney-general io
rights
amounting
to
monopolies
on
terdependent,
and
they
should
be
met
Mrs. J. Bamford has been on tlx •
largely in their hands. This was nat­
¡Institute suit against the Oregon &
ural and doubtless inevitable under navigable str«anu and on the public vigorously, together and at once. The sick list for a few days.
■ California Railroad Company to ad­
domain.
The
repurchase
at
great
ex
­
questions of organization, power«,
Mrs. W. II. Ray, who has been ili
the circumstances, but It shoul I not
just its grant.
He explained the
be allowed to continue uni ss under pense of water-rlghin thus carelessly and appropriations are now before with rheumatism for the past few
law under which the grant was made,
liven
away
without
r-turn
has
al
­
Congress. There is urgent need for weeks, hud the doctor call iru her
careful Government regulation.
and pointed out. wherein the railroad
Sunday. We hope she will be atcmocf
Comparatively little inland freight ready begun In tile Fast, and before prompt and decisive action.
I company bad failed to comply with
11
ng
will
be
necessary
in
the
West
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
In a few days.
The Portland Eug no & Eastern is carried by boat which Is not car­ also.
Bay«?rs of railroad
grant landä i the law. lie told
the
committee
that
No rights
Involving
water February 26. 19US.
---L
......... "
There were services at the Meth­
ried a part of its journey by rail al­
from t le Ore gm <ü California may be I the department of jus.ic- does not Railway Company has b kun active
p iwer should be granted to any cor­
so.
As the report shows, the sin
odist church Sunday.
operati
n
toward
building
a
road
5
with
the
porations In perpetui'v. but only for
«clack
Fred Ray has his house about enm-
as well as the railroad cant- I feel justified in proceeding
Y>MMEN'D VITONS.
Albany. The cer.zftU devi ltqitn nt and use of out
authorized between Salem and
pleted.
nny. under the I-'ulton resolution. | suit until it is specical'.y : e conclu- company this morning began the dis­ Interstate waterway* will require in­ a l -ngth of time sufficient to allow
The
commission
makes
the
follow
­
them to c induct their business prof.
to do so by congress, At th
Look out, girls, the justice of the
author’izin'g tie a:torney-general to sion cf Hawl-y's talk the resolution tribution of ties along Center street telligent regulation of the relations Itably. A reasonable charge should ing r cor;ni. Nations:
peace has a new gold ring.
between rail and water truffle. When
b-gin Sili’,8 to enforce the com- was referred to the subcommittee and as soon as the work I* completed i this is done th : irailways at id water­ of course bo mad« for valuable right.«
A.
W.- recommend Ih;>t heroaftci
Every one has a bud coldL
th laying of the track proper XV ill
Coyote hunting seems to lie * tiling
, ways will assist Instead of injuring and privileges which they obtain lilans for the improvement of navi­
t ,.e terms of the grants fur investigation.
1 oac? other.
Both will b^ri fit., but from the National Government. The gation in Inland waterways, or for of the past among th se part*.
t the ;ana* ana:, u? sold
the chief benefit will i «er. i< to the valu a for which this charge Is made any use of these waterways In con­ I' The dat^ce at Charles l#nilev'g Fri-
tor »2 »0 an cere ia lots cf not lucre
Interstate ■ commerce, | day nlght'was a good one, althi .iMtl*
will ultimately, through the natural nection with
i.i-oing at Albany, aim arrer rue people in general through quicker growth and orderly development of shall take account of the purlflca-
than l
re* io each purchaser,
1 TV < 1 a * I', O i ' 11 • •• t Li 1* u»l£
£1 T1 •«
there were not so many pre.u'nlt »o
track has bet n completed in the »LUU I lit
&Ql to
The report rest * through lit on the onr population and industries, reach tlon of the water», the developni 'llt usual, as there are so many t.tnninR.
I settlers only.
corporate limi’s of both cities, the
enormous amounts. A fair share of of power, the control of floods, the
ThL
authority conferred on
work of building a connecting line : fundaniental com «ption t! ¡at every Ihe Increase shotiM be suf guarded reclamation cf lands by irrigation Tlii.i neighborhood is pnigrtwataK
nicely and we hope It will ciuitlmse.
waterway should be mad - to serve
the <l ;
will
lie
rushed.
nt of lustice by th«, res-
for the benefit of the n»ople from and drainage, and all other uses of
The agents of the company state i the people es largely and In as many whose labor It springs. The prone -dv the waters or benefits to be derlv <1
olution greailiy concern« ao'd«ri of
1
Arthur Belknap, of Blue River. that on next Wednesday work will be different ways as possible. It 11 poor
A sure cure, or.a you esn <t< icud
from their control.
the larids. w no nave outa.ueil their Lester Wvcoff, also q; '
upper Mi - begun o i the road from Eugene to 1 business to develiDp a riv r for navi- thus secured, aft-r the cost of ad­
upon. Hickorq Bark Cough iU-ntedy.
B.
We
recommend
that
hereafter
ministration
and
Improvement
bar
way a« t< > prevent
—■
companion Spring*'' Id.
tracts itroni t 1
list it
rail! .-a ¡;; yi'«Iatlon Kenzle valley, an
T b’.H Is known as the gation in such a
both local nnd general benefits to the A sure cure and it's pure.
ned are on Wilch liner, and has no connection Its use for power, when by n little been met, should naturally be de­
of the.« ? term 1. .Nearly i vii.OOO acres whose name is nc
people shnll be fully c msldered In ' for all lung troubles, roughs, colds,
voted
to
the
development
of
our
In
­
aniette in a with Or goa Electric. — Salem Juur-| foresight it could be mail to tervi
bare b*»en so IId 1*-. the rallrotd in vlo- their way down th
any such plans for the improvertient hoarseness and sore throat. For aatay
o Portland,
both purposes.
We can not afford land waterways.
| by Hull's Red Cross Drug Store arul
lation of th .-•• t' rati, and much of small boat on a
'of
navigation In inland
waterways,
needlessly to sacrific-1 power to Irri­
in the state
tbes? tnds ci intain toe most valuable They started Tuesd
Th«* r> port justly calls attention to or f r any use of these waterways In first-class dealers everywhere.
gation, ur Irrigation to domestic wa­ ♦ he fact thnt hitherto our national
the » McKenzie 1’01 K ( GI NTV MOHAIR
timber in thi ' state. The possessors talinon hatchery •
connection with Interstate commer-e:
have s n ¡»ta In i them«elves with the river and reach d
point opposite
POOL UlLi. BE SOLI) ter supply, when by taking thought p illi y has been one of almost unre­ and that wherever practicable F •<!
I MTV ITEM»-
we may have all three. Every stream stricted disposition and waste of nat­
They came ov
Mli‘ f that : he courts will r gar I Eugene that ev nin
,\'.i ural resources, and emphasizes the rid agencies shall cooperate with
them a s innoi■ nt purchaser*. But the to Eugene, w ■ bey- spent the
At the meeting of the Polk County should be ur.ed to the utmost.
States,
riunlclpaifties,
communities,
(Special Correspondence>
stream can be used si unless such
m
will contend that it was night, and left again on their Jour- Mohair Association, held at the court in is planned for In advance. When fundamental r.«ct - slty for conserving corporations, and individuals, with a
Unity, Feb. 2 4.—Rev. I’tukins, <il
I these resources upon which our pres view to an equitable distribution of
n> ruing. They e
house last Saturday afternoon the
' “
- of the buyers to know ney Wednesday
Springfield, occupied the pulpit at
shch plans are made, we shall find lent and future success as a nation
ions placed by congress pect to reach Portland by toaigl lit po 1 was organized and the date for
coats and benefits.
tills place Sunday.
that, instead of Interfering, one use 1 primarily rests.
Running water I»
tl.e sale set for April 17.
of the land“, that many although those who have made
C.
We
recommend
that
hereaf-
The Booth-Kelly camps ar* Rh»rt-
can
A meeting has i> en called fcr Sat­ ian often be mad? to assist another. a most valuable' natural as set of t'i'- ter nny plans for the navigation or ting dawn In this vicinity, The Or-
night fro mthe rallrot 1 trip before do not think th'
It* head­ people, and there Is nr nt need for
a time, urday, February 2K, to b« held In Each river system, from
other use cf Inland waterways tn ter camp shut down about aix wrw*tOB.
government had issued make the instance in so
iend a few day* >>• Brown's hall.
At tnls meeting ar- waters In the forest, to its mouth In conserving It for navigation, for pow­ connection with Interstate commerce ago, the Racey Mattesun esnip «liar
The boys will
anil that deeds violating th
the coast. Is a slrigl“ unit and should er. (or irrigation,'and for domei-.lt
' 'h« grants cannot convey the metropolis, bip th« ir boat baci rang -inents for Ute poo] will be per­
hall take full account of transfer down laHt week, and the F cm * caxHfx-
Navigation of and muhicfpal simply.
’
fil'd I It les and Sites, and of the lo<a-
by freight and •ome home on the. fected. and all minor details in con­ be treated as Bitch.
[ are void
will close In about two weeing aw
the lower reaches of a - ream can
will
nection
with
the
spring
sale
The
Coninilssl
>n
was
appointed
to
Wording Is Broad,
cars.
not be fully developed without con­ obtain Information concerning our tlon of tracks, grades, bridges, dams, soon as they get in all the limber
The u ording of the Fulton résolu-
acted upon.
Dallas Observer.
Then we will bt* uf»
fjbods and low waters by waterways as relnT d to the g'-neral depots, and other works on navig­ that Is cut.
trol of
tian is i r ad. and
<- ♦ ♦ + *
able and source streams with a view against the real thing.
authorizes the nt-
drainage.
Navlgabl« welfare.
+ ♦ ♦ + + *
storage and
tornea 2
Much
work
was
done,
hut
4
•>
♦ + ♦♦♦♦ A' ♦* ♦<-♦♦♦
o institute practically
Herta and W. C. Edwards, of Port­
channels are directly concerned with more remains to lie done before a to equitable cooperation betwe- n wa­
inlt 3 t h 41 h e may deem expedi-
♦
4
M AI1K1ED.
the protection of source waters, and plan for their development can he ter way and railway facilities for the land. were In this vicinity taut »<4k
nt. ‘-tn
4
lli - the claim on li-half'f
promotion of commerce and the ben­ visiting with friends and rclutivrs.
th?
We need addit­ efit of the peole.
♦ with soil erosian which takes th • ma­ prepare I In detail.
•
ntnent that the lands 1 ♦ 4 ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4
Berta left Wednesday for North Car­
terials
for
liars
end
shoals
from
the
frante«!
ional
information
on
the
flow
of
our
♦
It.
We recommend that any plans olina and W. C. returned to Port­
ich of said acts respec- ,
richest portions of our farms. The streams, the condition of channels,
theiy 0
?ne
The
Welch
people
com
­
♦
At the Cath
for
improving
the
inland
waterways
part thereof, have been
land. where he will resume bio »nrk
ns s of a stream for domestic and the amount and cost of water traffic,
nd aro
menced distributing this on ♦
shall take account of the present and
•y forfeited to the Unit-I February 26.
H Stato
Centre street In Silcm yester- ♦ municipal water supply, for power, the requirements for terminal«, the prospective relation of rail lines to as conductor on the str»<*t railway.
r ason of any breaches Marcóla, and
George Young Is In a <n itu-al condi­
•f viola
day, also
in
Eugene and ♦ and in many cases for irrigation, area In each watershed which should such waterways, and shall ascertain
f any of the terms or of Donna. Rex
••»(litio
Springfield. Bleat be the tie ♦ must also be taken into full account be kept under forest, and the means so far as may be whether such wa­ tion with cancer. He is not expecxAxb
--------
if either or any of the; rell officiating
to live manj w« eks ,n t i ■ ->
The development
of our inland of preventing soil-waste and the con­
•W *r*.
known merchant of Marcóla.
1
that wifi bind the cities of ♦
terways when Improved will be pf-
Racey Matteson bad the nifefor­
Th» r solution also authorizes the are in Portland on a short honeym
But fectlv-ly used In the face of railway
the upper Willamette valle; V ♦ waterways will hav<» results far be­ sequent damage to our rivers.
together In commercial unity. ♦ yond the immediate gain to com­ It Is neither necessary nor desirable competition; and that the relations tune to have his house and contcmta
general to institute suits to i trip-
merce. Deep channels along the At­
î*’r'ain th
the between railways and waterways be burned one day last week.. I xmb .
♦ lantic and Gulf coast and from the to postpone the beginning of
■>e rights of the United
work until all the facts are obtained. further examined with the purpose of about »600.
At the home of the bride's parents
«’ t 1 the jands granted to the
Gulf to the Great I^k«s will have We have suffered heavily in the past
R. C. Edwards went to Kugtme
*
V,
’■‘•agon
',’E"n Kr|
Road
aa company
Company ror
for north of Eugene. February J«. lUO“
high value for the national defense from the lack of adequate transpor­ devising means of rosderlng the two Monday on business.
and
Charles
L.
Powell,
of
London,
systems
complementary
and
harmon
­
B*-.- n.roai^ from Roseburg to Coos
Hlckoik Bark Congo Remedy.made
Rev
C T Howard. J. Ti. Orr anc Oliver' The use of water-p wer will meas­ tation facilities, and unless a begin­ ious and making such fair division
laids »y
of tY,a* grant the¡ Miss Ollie Warthen. of Eugene.
by the Hickory Brak Remedy Ciwn-
is a Veati’h, appraiser« of th te property of I urably relieve the drain upon onr di­ ning is promptly made, we shall suf­ of traffic that rates
Mumma
officiating.
The
groom
and
manage
­
'Wn
To to be sold f-r not more
be es at* of E. W. H >ard. the Cot- ! minishing supplies of coal, and trans­ fer still more heavily In the future» ment may be coordinated economic­ pany, of Salem. Or., guaranteed to fte
farmer at London.
pure; guaranteed to cure your rough
who died In portation by water Instead of rail on-
®°r<> than an acre and In lots of not
la*
’’** Grove nn re i»a».
It'O acres to each purchas-
Being without funds or an expert ally and with benefit to the country. or money refunded.
Guaranteed to-
fc*w
a £3«» ly will tend to conserve our Iron
a
Eugene
hospi
’
al
a
ouse
Februai
K.
We recommend the adoption
At the
For sale by
Th-« .
p probate court ■ Forest protection, without which riv­ staff, the Commission has confined of means for ascertaining regularly make a friend of you.
today
filed
with
th
JudVe
O.
R
principles
affecting
the
M lib. .h irfetfons have been vlolnt- 19<|R. by
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store *■<?
irtfng the value er Improvement cannot be permm- itself to
1
their
Inventory,
repi
r
Kirk
and
M
whole problem and the entire coun­ all facts related to traffle on the In­ first-class dealers everywhere.
tat*,. by ” attached to the raiirra I man. Min
d the property to t e »2321.6», the ent. will at the »am- time help to
le in bulk and at higher
its report 1« a plea, tn the light land waterways, and for publishing
yri-... ,¿
of merchandise postpone the threatened timber fam- try
j Ine, and will secure us against a of actual facts, f ir simplicity ap ! dl- the same in a form suitable for gen­
f»t»; nt fl • ">0 an acre and by re­
E. M. Warren has just placed t l-tc
company to sell to appli-
m-.
total dearth of tirtiber by providing rec tness In dealing with th« great eral use.
exhibit of grains and grasses *n 'b*
’d at 12.5(1 an acre.
lblcn,
of
our
Inland
waterways
In
F.
We
recommend
the
adoption
of
for the perpetuation of the remaining
real estate office of Mt -Murphey *
woodlands. Irrigation will cr ate the ¡the Interests of the people. It sub­ means for ascertaining and rendering Hugh on West Eighth street and U
•HWl.Fy
AlUi. HR F or
to qmei
mits
no
specific
plans
or
recommen-
available, at such rate as to meet Installing a similar exhibit In Fk«m
means of livelihood for millions of
H I.TON's MEASURE in »ecti
people and supplies of pure water Idations concerning even hr most Im­ public necessities, all requisite data fne * Buoy'a office on Willamette
range
will
powerfully
promote
ptibl'c portant projects. The first of these related to the physical character and street.
W»»hing
on- Feb. 26.—Represent- attorney« foi
PURCHASEfiS ALSO
MAY LOSE LAN OS
IN S, P. GRANT
ELECTRIC LINE
LCtiG Till? BY WATER
down to P ortland
¡