Eugene weekly guard., April 02, 1908, Image 3

SlGHXi» WEEKLY GCA KU. THVKMIXY. APRIL a, IMI
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THE EUGENEWEEKLY GUARD
to the preacher's salary. Rev. Bass this matter. The government dreams
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1V. ,wnKl'ENI>ENT PAPER____ declared It Improper for girls to work of an army numbering 70.OuO men.
IX El».
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In otrices or public places where
The-4>reseut strength is 57.000.
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are brought into contact with
theoretical 70,000 soldiers,
p » shek ’
‘Stto. »»Kl " l»»iMM>W
He says every bride should g to
tn r-gimer.ts rrf avalrv.
altar unkissed. It is
r lack
-s—TZTTerv Thursday at Eugene.
says, to wear short ale
pib:uhe<J e'er-Oreg0n.
(1 jur d
. .intlon price, $1.50 per year? dance, and teniptii
aJvanee; $2.00 at end of a dress with a low
1
Soin thing h
f tn
ae Ejg°ne, Oregon,
ne lo-i»;s,
Entered
A man who si
ond-class matter.
y
if fice
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is a bad sort him
d
t w
»or
•
J«'
in
tending his church
or
Tie f’110*
eye on Bass.
tall nun
X r " a V
t**e a,!.d ,7''- business »or ine uaii>
The Rev. John A. I
> Rico and
Guard:
the Belden Avenue Ba
»1 number
>U
r
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i Chicago, said in a ser
s amounts to about 3
Crsswell j L. Clark.
A. Drury.
Coburg- -Geo
“Every time you buy
to a
a
l!
remittances
and
com-
in
Address
I theatre that ticket is printed in bl ■ 1
Much is heard relative to th - dona­
1 inter
■u,crAKB ' printing co .,
1 and stained with the 'ear of a ruined tions made to the Chicago University
ry. Re-.
Eugene, Oregon. woman."
The Rev. John Earl is by John D. Rockefeller. In exact fig-
I looking for top-of-column, next-to- • tires, the oil magnate's most recent
Tin i siin. APRIL 2, I»ox
| reading-matter advertising. A man gift to that Institution of learning
»ISTRIA* POSTAL BANKS
A por­
, who makes such infamous statements is apportioned as follows:
INI» THEIR OPERATIONS will not speak the truth when the tion of it, at his own request, goes
to pay an increase of nearly 25 per
truth would serve better.
The Austrian postal savings bank
The Rev. William Spahre, of Syra­ cent in the salaries of the teaching
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This alditlon to the salary
^ebrv d last month the twenty- cuse, N. Y.. an Episcopalein, kissed staff.
Drth anniversary of i's establishment, a woman, and resigned when feund budget will amount to $32.000. The
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Ud the occasion v.-as made use of j out. The bishop, a kindly old man, salaries cf the deans will r main a-
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for a general review of its work, j refused to let Spahre resign. “He at present. The salaries of the full
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whi-'b. aa ■» lhe Cll8,t>m of aI1 snv" is middle aged, a good husband and , professors, , $3000 at present, will be
times during
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eminent saving institutions. Is most I was tempted." the bishop said. “1 increased to $"500 on July 1, while
or f ur years, und •4
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laudatory. The following facts are 1 do not intend to let him quit the min­ the associate prof asors will get $3,-
gratifying to the •J
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gleaned from the report which will istry and ruin his life because of one 000 instead of $2500, : and the asstst-
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b» of interest to the reading public. kiss. All »the kisses In ‘he world are ant professors will get $2 500 Instead
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of $2000. The teachers i with the rank
Tfe bank has now over 2,000,000 - not worth it.”
of instructor, who are now paid $ 1,-
depositors, with deposits reaching a
JCSIll 5 I! I LI,.
200, $1400 and $1600 for their firs’.
total of $45.000,000. Austria is a
Joshua Hill was born In Del«-
three years, will be paid $1800 the
poor country, and the figures of the
wsra County. Ohio, February
IS
fourth
year.
jink's business do not, therefore,
1835, and in 1839 moved with hi-
Here is the vi w of practi.-tl town­
compare in magnitude with those,
parents to India when- be grew t
tnanho.d
At the ago of 21 yi'ini n<-
for example, of the British postal building taken by the Daily Ea- Ore­
Thct rich pay str ali alleged to
married Emelin- Kllnch. on July 3.
arings bank, but for some of the gonian, one of the best newspapers of have been struck at Rawhide, Neva-
1856.
In 1 864 he. with his small
lervlces r ndered the Austrian bank the state, published in one of the da, has some suspicions att uned to
family, moved to Wisconsin, where
best
towns
of
the
Northwest:
1 j entitled to distinction.
it by those who have ever been in a
he located on a farm. While on the
“Just now many towns of Oregon mining camp and understand how
farm he worked
hard
until his
It has setabllshed a checking de­
health failed and he decided to come
partment. which last year handled and the Pacific coast are raising such things are brought about. Still
West, coming dlr ctly to Fairmount
4».000.000 transactions, with a turn- enormous sums for advertising in the there are some good mines in Neva­
In 1905, where he remained uatll
East.
They
are
making
appeals
to
da, and this may be one of them. One
orer of $4,500,000,000. Of these
two years ago, when he moved to
Springfield, whore he since lived up
represent- intending homeseekers and are plac­ can never tell, however, and it is al­
transactions
7,000,000
to the time of his d“ath. He was
ed $2,055,000,000, settled by simple ing their advantages before the public ways wise to be certain before ex­
aged 73 years, 1 month and three
in
an
attractive
manner.
Then
they
pending
much
money
for
mining
debit and credit entries in the ac­
days.
counts without the handling of mon- sit down and wait for something to stocks in such a concern. From the
The health of tho der’eaaed has
several
the
past
past history of this Industry there C. W. Kl'THR, EXALTED LOYAL been poor for
tf. The bank also acts as an agency happetf.
years, but he had been confined to
KNIGHT
far the investment of its depositors' , “But the town of Independence has are many more wildcat mines in any
his bed but two days at the time of
funds in safe securities, including adopted the most practical means of cauip than legitimate ones».
meeting. The lodge recently pur­ his death. On the 11th day of Hep-
lorrUn government bonds. Most nov­ municipal resuscitation that eould be
chased the Roney building, the sec­ tember, 1906, aa he was doing some
Ruef's bail has been reduced to ond story of which it occupies as a shopping, he was taken suddenly 111
el of all, however, is Its service to conceived. Instead of raising large
with a very bad stroke of paralysis
tbe state in facilitating the collec­ sums for advertising, they have rais­ $795,185, and It now does seem that
of the right side which he recovered
ed
the
sum
of
$5000
for
the
purpose
he had better raise the money and get
tion and payment of government
from. The second stroke happened
to enjoy this nice
June 10th, 1907, which was the same
money and In aiding the financial op­ of establishing a fruit cannery which out in order
will employ about 50 people.
side and from which be soon recov­
spring weather for a few days, But
eration» of the exchequer.
“This cannery will consume all the perhaps he doesn't care much for the
I ered so he was able to be about. Last
The fact that the postal bank has
Thursday, March 19, he was taken
developed a checking department Is surpus fruit grown in the vicinity of joys of springtime, which, after all,
with the third stroke, this time being
will
thus
encour-
Independence,
and
ex-
are nothing compared with the
on tho right side, which resulted in
due no doubt to the poor service ren­
his death Saturday noon. After the
dered by the private banks of the age orchardists to plant more trees cltement of having seven or eight
last stroke he did not regain con­
country in this respect. In a country and produce more marketable fruit. hundred Indictments hanging over
sciousness, but seemed to suffer
It
will
furnish
a
large
payroll
fro
the
one's
head.
Really
Ruef
is
the
most
like the United States, with its Im­
great pain, He leaves an aged wife
and eight children. Four sons and
mense development of credit banking, town, which will be immediately re­ indicted man in the entire history of
one daughter reside In Springfield
lhe government would have no field turned to circuation by the employes the world, with the exception of his
and the other three children, two
for such op rations. This fact, how­ and will thus stimulate and strength­ friend and associate, Eugene E.
sons and one daughter still remain
en
every
business
In
the
town.
Schmitz.
ever, serves only to emphasize the
in the eastern states. He was a good
“The expense of Advertising exten­
husband, father and neighbor. Owing
further fact that there is in our own
Montana's contribution to the sea­
to his poor health since coming to
Tiun'ry an actual lack of proper fa­ sively in the East would have been at
Springfield, his acquaintance was not
For double this sunt son's fish stories is a petrified trout,
cilities for the small savings accounts least $2500.
M. N. WAI.LIS, SECRETARY
very large, though all who knew him
showing all the colors and lustre of
a
cannery
which
they
have
started
cf worknigtnen and of other people
have only words of praise, for he was
meeting
plac
’
,
and
It
is
said
some
will begin at once to bring returns, life, alleged to have been found im­
a man who united sound sense with
located In ths rural districts.
extensive
improvements
will
be
made
bedded in granite, twenty feet below
strong convictions. The heartbroken
It is significant that the most en­ It will bring new people into the
to the property in the near future.
family have the sympathy of the en­
the surface, by well diggers. If the
and
make
homes.
town
to
find
labor
lightened of our bankers believe that
tire community. The Interment was
same
diggers
have
good
luck,
they
» postal savings bank would be of It will swell the schools, add to the
In the I. O. O. F. cemetery, Monday,
may find truth at the bottom of that
March 23. 1908.
positive benefit to the private bank­ taxable property and give new vital­
well.
ity
to
every
enterprise
In
independ
­
ing institutions, and not In any sense
APPLICATIONS FOR
ence.
It is an example worthy of
» competitor with them.
GRAZING PERMITS.
Whatever the result of the subma­
highest consideration.”
rine Investigation, public opinion, has
Notice is hereby given tht all ap-
plications for permits to graze cat­
enabled Congressman Lilley to con­
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
tie, horses and sheep within the Cas­
ACTION COMMENDED vince the house committee that it
The promotion department of the cade (Willamette) National Forest,
was expected to make a noise like a Eugene Commercial Slub Saturday during the season of 1908, must be
Now conies the report that Senator
night s«nt 'he f.illowlng nu-sige by
The press all over the United States real investigation, aud the witnesses telegraph to the S-hwarzsehlld A- filed in my office at Eugene, Ort-.,
Fulton will campaign the state for
on or before April In, 1908. This
he
asked
to
have
summoned
In
the
action of Postmaster­
Sulzberg r and the (JuJahy Packing new division Includes grazing dis­
to-c-lectlon as a supoprter of State­ commends the
beginning have been sent for.
in
forbidding
the
use
companies,
which
are
contemplating
General
Meyer
ment No. 1. This is not surprising
tricts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, and 10
locating big plants on the coast:
of the Cascade
(South) National
intelligence, since the senator, as a of the mails to La Question Sociale,
Some men would doubtless show
"Please
telegraph
your
repr
senta-
Forest, as established last year. Full
shrewd politician, would not be fool­ the anarchist paper published at Pat­ more friendliness in greeting their tive in Portland to call on your old
information In regard )o the grazing
ish enough to arrav his followers in erson, New Jersey, a town which | fellows if such displays were not so friend Hartog here to Investigate the fees to be charged and blank forms
to
harbor
all
kinds
of
lawless-1
advantages of Eugene for a ¡racking to be used in making application will
opposition to the overwhelming sen- seems
frequently followed by a “touch.”
plant.”
be furnished upon request.
lijent of the state in favor o' the ness. In an article on that subject 1
John H. Hartog, manager of the
hich appeared editorially in the Vi- j
C. R. SEITZ, Supervisor.
Popular election of United States wl___
This newspaper report about Al­ club, was formerly connected with
Calif.)
Times,
that
paper
says
j
senators He realizes that he must i salia (
bany "waking up” must be a mls- both companies.
HTRAYEI» OR STOLEN.
"Postmaster-General Meyer has ta­
The Springfield Commercial Club
From Walter J Canaday's .ranch,
•Und or fall by this principle, much
take.
Possibly, however, a resur-
has also sent an Invitation for the two miles south of Crow P. O., Ore.,
U he may privately dislike the new ken a step in the right direction by rection is In progress there.
Sch warzschhlld & Sulzberger plant March 9.
One roan mare, weight
forbidding
the
use
of
the
mails
to
La
’.’stem
Since Fulton has allowed
to come to that city to locate.
about nine hundred mare, branded
Question
Sociale,
an
anarchixtls
pa
­
hw opponent. Judge Cake, to take
With two of its members In the
with half moon on left shoulder,
’he initiative, he Is at the disadvan- per published at Paterson, New Jer­ senate, the Smith family is beginning
has a scar on left hip.
One bay
sey.
In
the
columns
of
this
paper
horse branded
with cross on left
’Me of being compelled to accept
to feel that it's nearly time to put
shoulder, and has wire cut scar on
•MUe on ground chosen by the ene- have appeared articles denouncing one in the White House.
out side of left balk. Weight about
■L »nd »tn find himself greatly the government and openly advocat­
850 potindH
ing
a
campaign
of
assassination
and
Liberal reward for
information
THE FOREST RANGER.
“»dicapped thereby.
leading to their recovery
Hrre we have another example of arson. One article urged the friends
WALTER J. CANADAY.
’*>• uncertainty as well as the cold- of liberty to seize the state armo- The forest ranger's mottoes stand,
Paul Goodwyn of Medford was ar­
Crow. Ore.
"Create, Protect. Restore,”
j Ties, arm themselves, murder the po-
rested
last
night
upon
complaint
of
Phone Farmers 25x2
selfishness of politics. Ful-
To help home builders with the land H. A. Triplett, charged wlih miscon­ W A 18
:
lice,
fire
the
great
cities
of
the
coun
­
’o» no doubt encouraged his friend»
And bring content on every hand,
duct with the latter's wife. Mr. and
L. S. Hill, of the Booth-Kelly Co.,
Lane and other counties to or- try and overturn the government.
Now and forever more,
Mrs. Triplett resld* at Wendling who had a leg broken in a runaway
and
harvest
he
computes,
"La
Question
Sociale
Is
said
to
Seedtime
Oitlile g
Goodwyn
who
Is
a
youth
employed
at
vetnent against the pop-
And from her plenteous store. a local livery stabl°, cliims thn’ he Is several weeks ago. Is out of the hos-
have a circula’lon of 3<i,000, and it
’kr ele
pftal and was down town on crutchex
11 of senator, with the
Dame Nature’s attributes:
Summons
He was h'ld
that t might gain sufficient Is evident that It Is partly respon­ To make two saplings shoot their a victim of a mistake
today.
under
bond
Mrs.
Trlnlett
va«
arrest-
’tzengi h to justify him In making sible for a number of serious crimes
shoots.
< d at Gold Hill. Medford T. ibune.
Kodo! 1« a scientific preparation of
Where one shot heretofore.
Nil fight al ong the old lines of legls- , lately, of which the assassination of
vegetable aclds with natural dlgest-
Father I^eo at Denver is an example. He stops the fires that send the floods
latir»
tion.
Acting upon this
EXPRESS Ml -SSENGEP
ants and contalns the same juices
Which tear the valley floor
•PNerztanding s. a number of candi- The postmaster-general, in barring
ROBBED AVI» KILLED found In a healthy stomach. Each
ruin the farmer's corn and spuds
dose will digest more than 3000
of PMC, ellent personality have the paper from the mails, is certainly And that
two cows may chew their |
Newton, Kas., March 29.—A. I» grains of good food. Sold by all
serving the best
Interests of the So
••’ereil -he | field in opposition
ruds.
to
Bailey, an express messenger of th< druggists.
United States, and should be given
^Menient No
Where one “cud" heretofore.
Wells-Fargo Company, was killed by
»• 1—only to be thrown
, credit for taking a bold step that
Mrs. Hergelt, grand matron of the
!>y ti..
And as the fruit of his master hand an unknown person on the Santa Fe
he senator himself, when
none
of
his
predecessors
has
dared.
** ►•» that
And kn owledge of forest lore. train No. 115, between Florence and Order of the Eastern Star, who was
-t such a course is neces-
The operated upon at the Good Samari­
He has stat’d that he Intends to take Rearing the stockman's glaring brand Newton, early this morning
to his
is political salvation.
murder was very brutal, with rob- tan hospital in Portland some time
similar action In regard to other an­ We see a team of horses stand,
iw-ry the object. Both safes, the lo­ ago, is improving nicely.
Where one "stud” heretofore,
archistic papers, and will make a cru­
^EM HERH
Where only sage and eartuz grow; cal and the through safe, were ran­
of
an-
sacked and at least $1000 In money
With ditch and reservoir.
A NH THKIR METHODS sade against the exponents
The grandmothers of the old Dutch
archy
In this be coaid and should Fed from the mount’» protected and some jewelry taken The amount
Dnnkard famlliex In Western Penn­
the robbers secured Is unknown.
snow,
Liston D Bam. of St. I^»uis. be given valuable assistance by the
The dead body of Messenger Bai­ sylvania have made and used "Hick­
He sees two drops of water flow,
Immigration authorities "
a
comment in the papers
Where none "flew" hereto­ ley wax found at 4 o'clock this morn­ ory Bark Cough Remedy” and raised
ing- when the train reached Newton. their families on It for a hundred
fore.
nr two *8° hy making the
j
It wax stretched on the floor of the years. Now yon can buy It of your
The avera<° citizen
in the pulpit that young
car, the head beaten to a pulp and dealers. Ask for It and use It, be-
Mie, noui] go to
aav,
has
a
very
hazy
i
marriage altar
i lying in a pool of blood. The back of i cause It's pure; because it will stop
•
I the skull was crush- d in and the end I your cough; because It is the best
thereat forty of
his
Try if
*••« h<
1 of th« r‘Sr where It wax lying wax | cough remedy made today
isrishloners dropped their ed States army. In t
.n.i-rred wl»h blood.
'rhe IlioOl! ' For sale by Hull's Red Croat Dru^
•’’’■'hrs
per's
Weekly
the
re:
in the church and fur-
j Store and all dealers everywhere.
•patters reached to the ceiling.
Anony
fused to contribute longer sonic ir.t renting i»*- a
ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
LANEGM1Ï OUT
GF DEBT AGAI't
INVITE PACKING PLANT
TO LOCATE IN EUGENE
YOUNG MAN AND MARRIED
WOMAN ARRESTED
i
HIGH SCHOOL
MEETING AT
PLEASANT HILL
Raw Flesh—Had to Use Crutches,
ncv
( s rectal C- »rrespc
In r
int HUI Marc
and Doctors Thought Amputation
meet in
O U <‘H
for a
Necessary — Montreal Woman
asen:
d
larg n umb< of p«<
Writes of Cure Seven Years Ago.
the •hool h u e Sat ur LÌ y t <1
hlg
j
r - ■ ca ed t.) ur <1 r by
. one of tbt* c •hfef p
Pre ■aident t .iinp-
Ing
■ m-
bell, of th a > I'nlve ¡lt y r of Oregon.
then addres: ,.-d th-- tue« et Ing on the
Ht’un. from an
need of higher education,
for a bad ease of
ethical and economic standpoint, em­
They diil their IxM»
phasizing the fact that. In the light
but failed to cure it.
of recent and increasing scientific
My doctor had ad­
discoveries and inventions, at Past
vised me to have tny
leg cut off. but I
a high school education was indis­
slud
1 would try the
pensable.
Cuticura
Remedies
He was followed by Superinten­
first. He said, "Try
dent Alderman, of the Eugene
then) if you like, but
schools, who pr seated the different
I do not think tiiey
plans for establishing rural high
will d<> any good.
At this time_iny
schools, and advocating the location
leg was peeled from the knee, mv fis>t
of Pleasant Hili'as an ideal one from
was
like
a
piece
of
raw flesh, and I hail
which to start the general movement
to walk on crutches. I bought a < ak«
which should dot the state with high
of Cuticura Heap, a box of Cuts-iim
schools and preclude the necessity of Ointment, and a bottle of Cv.ticura
sending our children to town or mov­
Pills. After the first two treatments
the swelling went down, and in two
ing ther» with them.
County Supelrntendent Dillard ex­ months my leg was cured and the new
skin came on. The doctor could not
plained the requirements of the law
believe his own eyes when he saw that
In this connection, and answered
Cuticura had cured me and said that
many questions as to the proper I ho would use it for his own patients.
method of procedure in t'i - matter | 1 used two eakiM - f Cuticura Soap»
It was the unanimous sentiment of I thus- boxes of Ointment, and five Ixit-
the meeting that a county tax levy be tkw - f Resolvent, and 1 have now Iss-n
petitlined for. and that the five: cured over seven yum. and but for
the Cutkiura Reinixiies I n i-ln have
school districts that originally formed
lout mv life. 1 have lots of giand-
District No. 1 l> - united for hl »
childn-n. anil they an' fieipient users
of
Cuticura, and 1 alwavs recommend
school purposes only. Petitions ar--
now being circulated for this purpose it to the many |>eeple whom my busi-
l>iin>x ( > inv house every day.
and will doubtli.ss result in the es­ ness
Mrs. .1-
''eipli-te Renaud, clairvoy-
tablishment of the first union high
ant. . . ., M' lif.-uiu St., Montreal, Que.»
school In Oregon.
Feb. 80, 1007.”
Clln-r Notes.
Te funeral of Mrs. Margaret Parks
on Tuesday Inst was, notwithstanding
tho very inclement weather. on-> of
the largest ever hold on the "hill."
Rest for Mothers.
Relatives were present from all parts
Instant relief and refreshing sleep foe
of the valley, from Cottage Grove to
■kin-tortured Issliics, and rest for tins!,
Portland
A pioneer of 1852, and
fretted mothers, in warm liatbs with
Cuticura Si>ap and gentle anointings
mother of eleven children who lived
with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin
to be grown, and eight of whom sur­
curs, and purest of emollients.
vive her, there were many ties that
s.»p IZZ. 1. (Mnrur* Otntmrnt (SOr >.
bound her to thia place, where for • cm CuUrars
6 Cutlour* rueulvant ( 5Uo >. < Io the tixin
more than fifty years she was known
(5LfX'Oiahi>
Pili«
I*r vial of (H)>
SoRi
thnmfbout tb« world
rotter Drug Attocm (bfp.,
and loved, and where now she will
8ol« rnTiw . Riwioo Maar
W"MaUM F tm (Uik-ura itook oa HklQ Dtana—■
be sadly missed
Ray Mitchell Is home from tho O.
A. C. during the spring vacation
Mrs. Isabel Renwick and daughter
Mlliy are up from Springfield visiting
San Francisco, March 26
After
relatives In thia neighborhood
At the regular grange meeting on conference lasting seven hours today
the 21st tnBt., several members of the between committees representing the
Springfield grange. Including their Steam Schooner Owners of this port,
and the local branch of the Marine
master, Youngsen. were present.
The cemetery board has appointed Engineers' Association, the dispute
W. L. Bristow treasurer to receive between the two organizations that
contributions for the building of a has tied up the steam schooners In
new wire fence around the grounds. the lumber carrying traffic for over
As soon as money enough is raised two months on the coast,was settled
work will be commenced on this by concessions on both sides.
The marine engineers agreed to al­
Many
much-needed Improvement,
living at a distance, but who are In­ low the non-association engineer«
terested In this matter, will no doubt now employed by the three In inlier
respond to the call for contributions companies to work until their con­
tracts expire, to abandon their for­
for this purpose.
Mrs. Etta Dornslfe, of Independ­ mer demands regarding the manning
ence,. who came up to attend the fu­ of vessels and to accept a decrease in
neral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Parks, pay. The shipowners agreed to aban­
remained a few days to visit relatives don their demands for the manning
of the vessels, a big decrease in pay
and old-time friends.
E. A. Wheler and wife and Albert and an open shop.
Hendricks and wife were among the
Judge L. M. Freeman, of Wendling,
Eugene people who attended the fu-
spent Sunday in Eugene.
He says
neral of Mrs. Parks.
the Booth-Kelly sawmill is operating
REGULAR.
steadily on a ten-hour run each day
with a full crew, and everybody in
the little town Is busy.
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BELIEVES LIFE SAVED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
SLEEP FOR BABIES
LESS RAIN THIS MARCH
THAN A YEAR AGO
A sure cure, or.a you can de,.end
upon. Ilickorq Bark Cough Remedy.
A Bttre cure and It's pure, list it
for all lung troubles, coughs, colds,
Ixical Weather Observer E. (1. hoarseness and sore throat. For sale
Briggs states that during the present by Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and
month 3.28 Inches of rain fell In Eu­ first-class dealers everywhere.
gene, and the highest point reached
by the river during the month was 9
W. .1. Nichols, of Central Point,
feet. During March, 1907, the total forest ranger, has been promoted and
rainfall was 5.6 Inches and the river will be stationed at Eugene. He will
attained a height of 9.4 feet, This leave for his new location in a few
has been a good spring month wit h days, accompanied by his family.—
plenty of sunshine. The first part Medford Tribune.
of the month was better In that re­
gard than the latter part.-
John Riva, of Vining, fa., says: ”1
have been selling DeWitt’s Kidney
ANTI-SAIAMIN I,EAGLE
IN COOS COUNTY and Bladder Pills for about a year
Coquille, Or.. March 28.—Rev. E. and they give better satisfaction than
I have used
F. Zimmerman, field secretary of the any pill I ever sold.
Anti-Saloon League, is here organiz­ them myself with fine results.” Sold
ing the temperance forces of the by al] druggists
county, and yesterday organized a
E G. Briggs, night clerk at the
league here, with the following of­
ficers: President, Rev. B. B. Pauli; Hoffman House, had on exhibition
vice president. Rev. R. G. Summerlin; at the hotel this morning a huge
It
secretary, M H. Hersey; treasurer, mushroom which he had grown
J. J. Lamb. Two commltteemen-at- weighed nine ounces He called It
large were selected from each pre- the coprinua comatus, whatever that
means.
cinct.
Il MLS ORDERED
l-’OR W EM'll SYSTEM
Salem. March 29
A carloa I of
rails have been ordered and will ar­
rive In Salem next week for the new
electric railway system of the Welch
people.
The ties are already here
and are distributed along the right of
way, and as soon as the rails arrive
the work of laying them will be pros­
The work will
ecuted vigorously,
commence at the corner of Ferry
and High streets.
This is the good news brought by
F M. Waters, who returned last even­
ing from Portland, where be had
gone to consult with Mr. Welch and
to make arrangements for the Imme­
diate starting of work on the local
lines Another car of rails will reach
Albany at the same time and the
work of laying the rail» there will be
done •ImiiltaneouBly with the work
here.
CASTOrllA
It Invigorates, strengthens and
builds up, keeps you In condition,
physically and mentally. That's what
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea wlj.
do. Tea or Tablets. 3 5c.
Linn Drug ( o.
Dr J. C. Grey has bought the J.
M. Cox residence on Jefferson street.
Ill-tween West Second and West Third
streets, for $1000.
SICK Ht-AUAGHE
Positively cured by
these Little I'ills.
They also relieva DLs-
tn-M from DpipepsU. Iu-
dlgestlon sad Too liearty
Eating. A perfect rem­
edy for IXzzlnesa Naunea.
Prowxln»«, B-ul Testa
in ths Mouth. Coated
TNagva Pula la thetMa
TORHD LIVER. The*
regulate the Bowls. Purely Vecetahls
CARTER’S
VlTTLE
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PBICE.
Por Infant» - ad Chairen.
The Kind Yon
Bears the
Syr.»' are of (
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Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sitmle Signature
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