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THE WkiUï WEEKLY Gl'AUD. Till RSDAY, MAY 14. IVOM The Daini/ Dessert LY. Simply add boiL -^J.ndwrvc 14c. per package at Refuse aU.ubaututra. ir—fv _ - JLJ' « 4 t t ! r i » I I i i i I f I I » A k 1 t 1 I 1 I t r 1 r t t » i » 1 » » 1 » a 2 ► t h t t e » t d r il r 4 « » à * » ► It ► g d ► < o It it a o F v .0 w A « ■d I 1 HUSTON MAKES RECORO TIME IN HUNDRED YARDS ' M F. Griggs and LVÆ'- ' |s> wlth, ?e (From Saturday's Daily Guard.) F B „ ®rt’ their inventory of th. The tryout sprints for the Pullman Eub*t« Charles 1- Sigman, a ml- and Whitman field meets were held r’Vbei C ;J11,i the sun‘. °ii ’l700f this morning on Kincaid field. The L »ihitt the -MerctauI8 Uank of surprise of the day came in the 100- >ard dash, in wh;i hl! k pt bi . k ation . NOTICE FOR Pt Bid« ATION. r*‘*ÜBited States Land Office • United States I .and Office, Roevburg, Roseburg. Ore., Api. 7, 6„. Oregon, March 20, 1908. , (J hereby given that in com- Notice is hereby given that in com Noti« ‘ h h provisions of the Of June 3, 1878, en- pliance with the provisions of the act FÎf.angUt for the sale of tfm- of Congress of June 3, 1878, entit led "An act for the sale of timber in the *,a,e8 of Callfornla- lands in the States of California. Ore Frl Nevada and Washington ter- gon, Nevada and Washington Terri p’0“' «extended extended to to all all the the public public fetates i'.v a.'t Of August 4^1892, tory,” as extended to all the Public ! a'v'v', of Eugene, County Land States by act of August 4, 1892, homw E. S' ,. a e ¿f Oregon, did on Emily J. Damltlo of Aberdeen. Coun ty of Chehalis, State of Washington, Lf U«e- Sjate 1908, file In this office Muary ‘ • tatement No. 9 547, for did on July 19. 1907. file in this of fice her sworn statement No. 9090 Lj i.orn s' purchase of the W.'.a of N.W.Ni for tbe purchase of the Lot 7 of Sec No. 18 i; Section south, tion No. 6, in Township No. 18, south. tip No. 17 Range No. 6. W. M., offer proof to West W. M. and will 2 West, show that th« land B»*"-'offt.r | roof to show that the sought is ore valuable for its timber I . . mor« vaiuai'ie f< r tta or stone than for agricultural pnr- I ■ ian for agricultural purposes, n,l Io establish his claim said land aud to establish her claim before W. W. Calkins. U. 1 land befor. W. W. Calkins,, B. Commissioner, at his offfc« la Eti- t i commltoion. r. at his .fflee in Lpoe. Or-gon, on Thursday, the.2i,*i Oregon. Tuesday, ths 9th day ' | ol June, 1908. Lth day of August, 19B8. She names tts witnoaaee: W B Henry h nanee as witarrrM»- Smith of Elmira, Oregon; 1. S. r>ay L'fme. of Mobawh, Orog««: of Ivleon, Oregon; ; A. Warden of Iv- Urrell. of Mohawk. Oreg.» ; Wwin. Oregon: C>. B. Hunllnj of Ab- L avcv, ol Engene. Oregcs, ¡«■rd«en, YAiehtBgten. of Or«««». 4 . /nv and ail persons «Jaltning «8- Any awl «*‘1 fUhntog ad-j . .¡r the »bov»-d««crfbe«l la»<1r »re v«vee!y the above deoeribod IbAshi ass requited to file tholr rtalaox 1« this .^.d to file tkeir «latjn. in »kto on or before said 9th day of L.;ti eon or before the »«id 2»th day «vfflo« Jvno, 1908. Lt August, i BBNJAMIN L. BODY, BENJAMIN L. BDDY. Register. Regi«i«v the tape nat. wnh ^°°n. following closely order named. The track and weather condi tions favorable tor record breaking time. In the mile event the freshmen runners carried the day, Downs win ning. with Seivers a close second. Wood« was unable to appear at his best, and was almost forced to leave on the last lap. Roberts, the McMinnville fresh man, showed up well In the 100-yard dash, and ran the fleet-footed Huston a very pretty race in the 230-yard hurdles. Moon, the point winner of the freshman meet a few days ago, took a close second in both the 100 and 220-yard dashes. The results of this morning's races are very encouraging to Trainer Hay ward, as the team is crippled by the temporary loss of Moores. This afternoon the remaining events of the tryout are being held, This mornings results are: Mile ru n Dow ns, Sievers, Woods; time, 4:44 4 100-yard da^h—-Huston, Moon Reidj time, 10 seconds flat. Half mile run—Dodson, May; time. 2:05. 220-yard dash- Reid, Moon.Ki’.tz; time, 23 seconds. 220-yard hurdles -Huston, Rob erts, Obertenffer; time, 27 seconds. AtKu-iioin «-vents. light material and showed the stains plainly. OLIVE STREET ORDERED PAVED In Trouble at Tacoma Vancouver, Wash., May 6 -Ed ward H. Martin, arrested in Portland on the charge of murdering Nathan Wolff, a Portland pawnbroker, has a police record in this city and curi ously enougli was arrested tor rob bing the safe of M. Clow, a local pawnbroker. From the varied story told the Vancouver police by Martin, Chief Secrist. of the local force, be lieves Martin likely to deny the charge of murder in the face of th. most incriminating evidence, it was partialy through a description of the man furnished the Portland author ities by Secrist. who knew him well, that his capture was effected yester day. Martin's trial was to come up be fore the superior court on a charge of grand larceny, but through the Influ ence of his wife and friends the charge was reduced to petty larceny and Martin pleaded guilty and was fined 230, this amount being paid by his wife. After his experience here Martin soon left town and has not yet been seen by the local authori ties. I (Prom Tuesday's Daily Guard.) At a meeting of the city council last night the petition to pave Olive street, between West Fifth and West Tenth, was presented and it was voted to Instruct the city attorney to prepare the necessary ordinance ordering the work done Council man Gilbert made an effort to have the matter referred to the street com mittee but his motion to that effect was voted down. The petition was signed by a majority of the prop erty owners along the street. The city attorney was also instructed to d raw au ordinance ordering West be- Fifth and West Sixth streets. tween Wlllamette and Olive paved. Steam Roller Pur«'luioe<l. The matter of purchasing a steam roller to be used in tna. adamixlng the residence streets was brought up and after considerable discussion it was voted to purchase a machine of tha; kind. The city already owns a rock crusher anil an engine with which to operate It. After tbe roller is purchased the city will be in a p<- sition to build its own macadamized streets in the residence districts. Th»' roller will cost about IBM'’. Und will ke or«iered froas tke Buffulo-PIttb Company. For Infants and Children. ASTORIA - ÁVegc table Preparation for As similating the Food and Reg uta - Uní the Sloiuaebs und Boive is of Promotes Digcstion.Chrerful- ncss aiul Rest.Contains neither Opinion .Morphine nor Mineral N ot N ahcotic Atavv i MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST SUSPECT MURDERER Apctfref RtMnexÀA' furÇoDSÜpa- rioû. hour AtoawM-ü.iùmifcM*. hi IVunns jCowutsMous Ieveemh- H Aicss utolLWR OF bUKk cxäct The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature rrrcioji su i.ri Atlanta, May 8 Two solid busl | ness bltx’ks of Atlanta are in ri ■ today as the result of a fire t I I threatened for a time to curry etruetlon to the entire bUBlnesc n ■ tion of the city. The loss is on ■ I . vatlvel.v ««Uniated at 2'.5fto,o o I The Terminal hotel, one <f the I ! largest In the city, Is in ruins. It OT»ttn«x««s-s. Aa ondinasne prwvlding ter the lm- contained two hundred gu»'«is »very .prevemsnt by grading ami gravellpg 'fge of whom e»s«ped. Peveral small- K'sst Wxtb street frcB JWiJ> hire«» jer hotels were oieetroveii. bill tber« ORMftON Ml tKYHH lose vt Uhf RAHTAY FW/IWOTFIR ■west to the «tty Bus it* V»» parwwl 1 wns Th« fir. starfe« 1» the Behlcnsingi r | Alee f«r grsdiag asd gravitilwg Aider W A. »He ef the Mr re of Mrf etrael toeaa Bleveatb stre«» to tbe Weyer Baking Company's More, and ktit A WkH«. the New York sy»<fi- mill me«, sad Pearl «tree« free. Ibif- lit is supposed to have boon due to jdefeetive wiring, as attempts to op- cate which Is flaesetng the Orepon teeath to Sixte«ath etrset An «rdinaaee for « newer to the terat« the electric elevatoNlnimediate- Wectrir Ifcallway, to 1» Forflend, a< «HBpanied by hi« eon. A W W”hlte. •ll«y between Pearl and High streets ly after ths fire bn he out were un • Iso of N«w Yerk. Mr White a«nn-( and extending from tke sewer on successful. Owing to the water pres ally visits the Pacific eoast. where he Tweflth ntre«t to a point midway be- sure being poor the fire got beyond M'MMONR. NOTICE FOR rt B14CATTON. has interests esi^v from those of the twewn Twelfth «nd Thirteenth, WMF control in the high wind that was hn the Circuit Court of th» State blowing It.was only by the great United States Land Office. Roseburg. Oregon Wleetrie. and deellaeri yester pawed. " Oregon for the County of Lene. • Oregon, flarch 23, 1908. An ordinance regulating the ent- est effort and total disregard of per- day to enter into a dietnssioe of the j J Walton, Plaintiff vs. George I Notice is hereby given that In plans of the men who ara financing ting of pavement was amended and eonal danger that the firemen finally got th« upper hand of the flames. i «ntop'htnee with the provisions of the road other than to confirm the parsed Moore, Defi ndant. A« ordinance regulating the riding George Moore, --------------- dcfudant: » To ¡o wur 6v L. --------- ' the «et of Congr«-es of Jit»« 2, 1879. pnbllshed report of proposed exten In the name of the State of Or«- ««fttled. "An act for the sale of ttm- sions of the system throughout the of bieyeles on the sidewalks of psved I. n You »re hereby required to «p- her lands in lhe States of California, Willamette valley end Into the roast streets was referred to the street ♦ I ear and answer the complaint filed 1 Oregon, Nevada, , and and Washington counties. committee and the city attorney. ___ _ _______ lanlnst you in the above entitled Territory, Territory," An ordinance amending the dog li ♦ ” as extended to all the Accompanied by Guy W. Talbot, Liit within six weeks from the date Public ¡»and States by act of Aug general manager of the Oregon Elec cense raising the license fee to 22.50 + I f the first publication of this sum-1 ust 4, 1892, Selah W. B. Haynes of tric, and members of the contracting for nude .dogs and 25 for females, ♦ Boston, May 7.— A Bryan Inions; and if you so fail to answer, Eugene, County of Lane, State of firm which built the road. Mr. White was referred to the judiciary com-j ♦ ♦ endorsement plank has been L r want thereof the Plaintiff will Oregon, did, on September 3. 1997, and son yesterday made a trip of in mitten. An ordinance regulating th«» cut-1 + agreed upon by the Democrat tike judgment and decree against file in this office his sworn statement spection to Salem. This was the first I rou as prayed for in the complaint No. 9155, for the purchase of the trip Mr. White has made over the ting of wires, cables or tcollsy lines ♦ ic state committee on resolu or raising same when buildings are ♦ tions. I herein, to-wlt; that title be quieted SW 1-4 SW 1-4 of Section No. 2. in road since it was completed. I m rhe plaintiff to the lots three and Township No. 2 0 south. Range No. It is expected he may visit Eugene being moved was referr<»d to the ♦ judiciary committee and the city at ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦ four and east half of southwest quar 9 west W. M., and will offer proof before returning East. torney. ter of Section thirty in Township to show that the land sought is more Petition for sewers in the alley Valued fcme as Gold. Sixteen South, Range Six West, Will. valuable for its timber or stone than A ( felifornlRn'n Lnck. B. G Stewart, a merchant of Co between Fifth and Sixth, from Jeffer for agricultural purposes, and to es Her. in Lane County, Oregon. son to Blair street, and alley between rny dar View, Mis«., says: "I tell And that you be decreed to have tablish his claim to said land be fore W. W. Calkins, U. S. Commfs- customers when they buy a box of Second and Third street, from the » “Thp luckiest day of inly life wu no Interect or estate therein. This summons is served by publl- sionar, at his office in Eugene, Ore New Life Pills that they get the west side of High street to the Wil when I bought a box of Buckien’s I cation thereof once each week for six gon, on Thursday the 18th day of worth of that much gold in weight, if lamette river, were referred to the Arnlsa Salve,” writes Charles F Bu- dahn, of Tracey, Cal. "Two 25e box afflicted with constipation, malaria sewer committee. successive weeks in the Eugene I June, 1908. A remonstrance against moving es car>i<l me of an annoying case of He names as witnesses: Dave or biliousness ” Sold under guaran Weekly Guard by virtue of an order the old Hall building from the corn> r itiching piles, which had troubled me made in the above entitled cause on Murphy, Hal E. Nyood and Marvin L. tee by W. Kuykendall, druggist. 25c. of East Ninth and Oak streets w<«!« is*r years and had yielded under no the 18th day of March, 1908 by the Hammitt, all of Eugene, Oregon; Berger & Bean received today for read and the chief of police instruct ether treatment." Sold under guar Hon. L. T. Harris. Judge of the said Warren C. Smith of Crow. Oregon. gasoline ed to order the work of moving II antee at W. Kuykendall's drug store. Any and all persons claiming ad George Nichols the first Court, done in open Court. stopped, under the city ordinance WALTON & NESS. versely tbe above described lands tractton woodsaw in this county. The regulating the moving of mivh struc Herbert C, Thomposn, born and up Willamette are requested to file their claims in machine was run Attys, for Plff. tures. raised In .Eugene, and who has many , Date of first publication of this i this office on or before the said street, and while not as fast as an The council will meet agalq Mon relativos and frleHds here, accom automobile, it seemed as certain in 18th day of June, 1908. summons is March 2G, 1908. day night, panied tha American fleet through getting there. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, the Golden Gate as a representative NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Register. of the Bulletin, of San Francisco. I United States Land Office, Roseburg, “NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. The assignment is one that is only I Oregon, March 18, 1908. given to star reporters on a big I Notice Is hereby given that in United States Land Office, Roseburg, United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, March 23, 1908. Oregon. March 21, 1908. daily, and the write-up that Thomp I compliance with the provisions of Notice is hereby given that In Notice is hereby given that in son gave the naval maneuvers in his I the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, compliance with the provisions of compliance with the provisions of papers sufficiently proves bls abil I entitled. “An act for thë sale of tfm- the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, ity. He is a University of Oregon I Iter lands In the States of California, entitled. “An act for the sale of tim entitled. "An act for the sale of tim production. I Oregon. Nevada, and Washington ber lands in the States of California. ber lands in the States of California, I Territory," as extended to all the Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Portland, May 7.—What is believ The grandmothers or tne old Dutch I Dublic I.and States by act of Aug- Territory,” as extended to all the Territory," as extended to all the ed to be the "missing link” in the I ’in 4, 1892, Carrie E. Prosser of Public Land States by act of Aug Public Land States by act of Aug chain of circumstantial evidence in Dunkard families In Western Penn I Eugene. County of Lane, State of ust 4, 1892, Ralph C. Oglesby of Eu ust 4, 1892, Ellen L. Clark of Eu the case of E. H. Martin, under ar sylvania have made and used "Hick I Oregon, did on June 20, 1907, file gene, County of Lane, State of Ore gene, County of Lane, State .of Ore rest in connection with tmurder of ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised I In this office her sworn statement No. gon, did on August 27, 1907, file Jn gon, did, on August 16, 1907, file Nathan Wolff, the pawnbroker, last their families on it for a hundred I 9025, for the purchase of the Ix>t this office his sworn statement No. in this office her sworn statement Friday evening, has been supplied by years. Now you can buy it of your I number One (being NE 1-4 of NE a watchmaker in the employ of Wolff, dealers. Ask for It and use it, be I M) of Section No. 2, in Township 9151, for the purchase of the N 1-2 No. 9132, for the purchase of the who has positively identified Martin cause it’s pure; because it will stop I ^o. 19, south, Range No. 7, West, W. of SE 1-4 of Section No. 8, in Town S 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Section No. 24. In as the man whom he saw talking your cough; because it is the best I and will offer proof to show ship No. 16 south, Range No. 4. East Township. No. 17 south, Range No. with Woiff at 5:30 o'clock on the af cough remedy made today. Try it. I ’hat the land sought Is more val- W. M., and will offer proof to show 7 West, W. M., and will offer proof ternoon of the murder, and again For sale by Hull's Red Cross Drug to show that the land sought Is more Store and all dealers everywhere. I 'table for its timber or stone than for that the land sought is more valuable its timber or stone later in the evening I Mricultural purposes, and to estab- fot its timber or stone than for agri valuable for It was decided today to disinter agricultural purposes, for Fire warnings are being put out by the body of Wolff for the purpose of I I.?*1 *1(‘r rlaim to said land before W. cultural purposes, and to establish than establish her claim to examining the finger nails for a pos the fire wardens now. All who leave I "■ Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, 'at his claim to said land before W. W. and land before W. W. sible trace of the skin of the murder their camp fires burning, who permit to said Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at his | n:s office in Eugene, Oregon, on Fri- office in Eugene, Oregon, on Wed Calkins. U. S. Commissioner, at his er under the finger nails of the dead fire to escape from their land, og use I «*y, the 5th of June, 1908. office In Eugene, Oregon, on Satur man. Martin's neck and hands are combustible gun wadding, as well as I She names as witnesses:' Clarence nesday, the 17th of June, 1908. He names as witnesses: Carl V. day. the 13th day of June, 1908. severely scratched and the police be those who set out flr<“<, are liable to I k"nn»‘dy of Crow, Oregon; H. F. ! She names as witnesses: George lieve the sscatches are the result of various penalties. I '•‘nshaw < f Panther, Oregon; F. L. ! Oglesby of Eugene, Oregon; William T. Brabham of Eugene, Oregon; H. Hale of Hale, Oregon; Daniel his encounter with Wolff. Martin rnsbaw <>f Panther, Oregon; NV. O. ’ John T. Brabham of Eugene, Ore Clark. Clark P. Devereaux, and Mer claims he was scratched by a cat. Drain Nonpareil The ball game Proaser of Eugene, Oregon. ritt Devereaux, all of Eugene, Ore here Saturday between the Lorane Other Evidence Found. I Any and all person« claiming ad- gon; William S. Benner of Eugene. gon. Finding or a bloou-snieared over and Normal teams resulted In a dls- *rselv the above described lands Oregon. Any and all personB claiming ad Any and all persons claiming ad I Î5* requested to file their claims In versely the above-described lands versely the above described lands coat and a rusty rifle in a vacant lot astrous defeat for the visitors, by a near thy corner of Montgomery and score of 26 to 6. The Drain boys Jill» office on or before the said are requested to file their claims in are requested to file their claims In Water streets last night is believed expbet t ogo up to Lorane tomorrow -th day of June, 1908. the said this office on or before the said this office on or before to supply evidence that will insure to play the return game. The other BENJAMIN L. EDDY, 13th day of June, 1908. 17th day of June. 1908. the conviction of Edward H. Martin game played here Saturday by the Register. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. of tjie brutal murder of Nathan Oakland and Drain second teems re Register. Register. Wolff. sulted in a victory for the Oakland ,. . NOTICE for Pl bi , (CATION. Notice for Pwblicatioil. The coat was identified at a late boys by the score of 10 to 7. •Ite<i States Iatnd Office, Roseburg, Notice for Publication. hour as belon/Ing to Martin. The United States Land Office. wgon, March 20, 1908. United 8tates Land Office. Cure« dizzy spells, tired feelings, rifle Is said to be the one stolen from Roseburg, Or.. Feb. 11, 1908. .•'■’’ire |S hereby given that in com- Roseburg. Or., April 1, 1908. stomach and liver troubles, keeps you Notice is hereby given that in com ■ Bnce with the provisions of the act Notice is hereby given that In com Wolff's pawnshop at the time of the well all summer. That's what Hol- \on«rress of June 3. 1878, entlt- pliance with the provisions of the pliance with the provisions of the murder and robbery, early Friday lister's Rocky Mountain Tes will do. Identification wan made by An act for the sale of timber act of congreen of June 3, 1878. enti act of congress of June 3. 1878, enti night. Try ft and yon wtl] always buy It 35 3 the States of California. Ore- tled "An act far the sal- of timber tled "An act for the sale of timber Frank D. Hennessey, clerk of the cents. Tea or Tablets. knew Martin. municipal court, who lands In the Slates of California. Or lands in the States of California, Ore ,, vada and Washington Terrl- LINN DRUG CO. ■ j •* extended to all the Public egon. Nevada and Washington Terri gon. Nevada and Washington territo He was positive of having seen the | “•■><! States by act of August 4, 1892, tory," as extended to all public land ry.” as extended to all the public land accused man wearing the garment The stockholders of the Eugene! , ?**' A. Watts of Eugene, County state« by act of August 4, 1892, state« by act of August 4. 1892, John within the past few days. The coat and rifle were found at General Hospital Association has I °f vregon, Oregon, aia did ol on July Charles W. Scot', of Eugene, county W. Cherry, of Eugene, county of 9:30 o’clock. The Identification was elected directors for the ensuing year I is UI I 190.. file in this officer her of I-ane, state of Oregon, has filed Imne, state of Oregon, did on Decem. as follows: Dra. T. W. Harris, L. W. ’’rn «tatement No. 9 091 for the In this office his sworn statement her 6, 1907, file tn thia office his made shortly before midnight. De Brown, F. W Prentice and George tectives were at once sent to make a , *7 of th* N 1-* of NE 1-4; No 667« for the purchase of the SE ■worn statement No. 9428 for the detailed searoh of the vacant lot. Wall; also S H. Friendly, Alton, I •V of 'SK an<i Lot * °f s*p_ U SE14, Section 15. Et* NBU. Sec purchase of the fractional NE >4 of Hampton and L. E. Bean The di Martin's coat and vest, worn by him tion 22. and SWt. NWH of Section I 2 ln Township No. 19. 1». NW >4 of Section No. 4, in Township rectors elected the following offf- I Zu JUn<e Xo- 8- We«t W. M. and No. 23. in Township No 18 3 , Range No. 19 south, range No. 5 west. W. when he left his home Friday morn cere Dr L. W. Brown, president;! I vm.x. r pro°f to «bow that the land No. 9 W . W. M . and will offer proof M , and will offer proof to show that ing. are still missing The articles were found by Pa- Dr. T W. Harris, vice president, and ./■■■ !• more valuable for Its tlm- to show that the land sought is more the land sought is more valuable for The lot, be- Dr. J. W Harris, secretary. I str”>e than for agricultural valuable for its timber or stone than Its timber or stone than for agricul trolman Stark Lytle, and Harrison Montgomery ltn.\an<* t0 establish her claim for agricultural purposes, and to es tural purposes, and to establish his tween streets, on Water street. Is on his John Rita, of Vining. 1« , says- "I r , p land before W. W. Calkins. tablish his claim to said land before claim to said land before W W. Cal I E»n ' r,mm,i*loner, at his office in W. W. Calkins, U. S. Commissloner, kins, U. S. Commissioner, at his of beat, and attracted by a broken old have been selling DeWitt's Kidney lix ? ^«on. on Tuesday, the at his office at Eugene, Oregon, on fice In Eugene. Oregon, on Tuesday, barouche, he walked up to the vehi and Bladder Pills for about a year, cle and inspected the bed The glint and they give better satisfaction than the 4th day of August, 1908. Friday, tbe 22d day of June. 1908. of June. 1908. He names as witnesses: John Mc of a rifle barrel caught his eye. and any pill I ever «old.* For sale by i He names as witnesses: Ralph Al?;’ namM a« witnesses: William he drew the rifle out. The coat lay all druggists. Hi»»"*' of Wa,ton, Oreogn; A. H. Hunt, of Eugene. Oregon: Merritt B Culloch, of Crow. Oregon; Charles aero«« the stock. ------ ■ ty.„ *°n °f Alma. Oregon; Sidney Huntley, of Eugene. Oregon; Fred Hadley, of Eugene, Oregon; H. Clay A lighted match revealed the char Captain C. J. Dodd has presented : 0 »T °f Walton. Oregon; Joseph Fisk, of Eugene. Oregon: Horace H Owen, of Eugene, Oregon; Thomas acter of his find and the officer hur to the Commercial Club a beautiful Mahar, of Eugene, Oregon. Fisk, of Mapleton, Oregon. °f Eugene, Oregon. ried to to the police station. Here a oil painting of a 12-pound rainbow > Any and ail persons claiming ad Any and all persons claiming ad aad »11 person« claiming ad- minute Inspection was made of the trout which he caught at McKenzie rwinil j * abo’e described lands are versely the above described lands are versely tbe above-described lands are garmont. The breast was spattered Bridge some time ago. requested to file their claims in this requested to file their claims in this o*’iL> ,0 their claims la thii with blood, while the right sleeve was J’h» isov’r b*fore sald ,th day ol office on or before said 22d day of office on or before the said 4th day literally dyed crimson. Broad red of August. 1908 Jung. 1908. smears appeared on the right shoul BENJAMIN L. EDDY. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, der and lapel. The coat was of a Register, Register, Register. 440-yard run Low«l|, Kiltz; time, •54 ««ouds. 120-yard high hurdle« — Kuyken dall, Huston: time, 17 seconds. Discus throw McIntyre won, 105 feet. The teevn seletted today will leave Monday evening on its northern trip. Probably fourteen men will go. CAST0R1A «error wfpcr . In Use For Over Thirty Years CAST
