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TH1» EU G K Y H WEEKLY GUAJW. THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1ÍM*
BRYAN CARRIES
ALABAMA OVER
Wick Blue FÎ2HI2 Ci! Csc\-S;
gom»-ry, Ala., May 19.—The
returns from the Democratic prlma-
fl < continue to ctme In sluwly. At
noon the indications are that Bryan
has carried the state, though Gover­
nor Johnson Is giving him a close
race. The Johnson forces piled up
a large vote in Southern Alabama,
but not enough, according to pres­
ent indications, to secure his en­
dorsement.
Because it’s clean
Because it’s econom­
ical.
Because it saves
time.
Because it gives best
cooking results.
Because its flame
can be regulated
instantly.
Because it will not overheat your kitchen
Because it is better than the coal or wood stove.
Because it is the perfected oil stove.
For other reasons see stove at your dealer’s,
or write our nearest agency.
Made in three sizes and fully warranted.
La Porte, Ind.. May 18.—In her
campaign of murder Mrs. Belle Gun-
ness Is said to have carried on a very
profitable "business," which, accord­
ing to the latest figures obtainable
netted her »55,000. A tabulation
which follows shows how she obtain-
•■d sums of money from these vlc-
tlms:
M. SorenBon, first husband, life ln-
surance, »8000.
Peter Gunness, second husband,
life Insurance, ,4000.
Charles Erdman, Newcastle, Indi­
ana, ,5000.
Ole Budsperg, Iola, Wisconsin, 12,-
John E. Moe, Elbow Lake, Minne­
sota, J1500.
Andrew K. Helgelln, Aberdeen,
South Dakota, »2900.
George Berry, Tuscola, Illinois,
J1500.
Henry Gerhalt, Iola, Wisconsin,
»1000.
From fire Insurance on Ounness
home In Chicago, 13500.
In addition to these sums Mrs.
Gunness is supposed to hare receiv­
ed »1000 each from four men whose
bodies were found on the “murder”
farm, and »1000 each from fifteen
men with whom the woman had been
corresponding. This makes a grand
total of »55,900 which Mrs. Gunness
Is supposed to have received. The
authorities have failed so far to
learn what the woman did with this
money. It Is thought the »720
which she put in the bank shortly be­
fore her home was consumed by the
flames was all the money that was
left. It Is likely she Invested most
of the money she took from her vic-
tlms in real estate.
I ban, of Wendling, and Miss Edith
Lillian Graves, of Polk county. Rev.
officiating
J. 8.
- McCallum
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Valued Mauie as Gold.
B. G Stewart, a merchant of Cò­
dar View, Miss., says:
“1 tell ni y
customers when they buy a bo* of
New Life Pills that they get the
worth of that much gold In weight, If
afflicted with constipation, malaria
At the Hoffman House Sunday at or biliousness." Sold under guaran­
8: JO a. n>., Hr WIllIam Carlton Reb- tee by W. Kuykeudal), druggist. 25c.
At ihe Hoffman House parlors to-
day at noon, Waren Kelly and Mrs.
Antha Land, both of Cottage Grove,
Judge R. 8. Bryson officiating
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NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED
Columbia,
Harvard,
Pierce. Snell.
Bicycle Repairing
EXPERT REPAIRING
DON’T FAIL TO GET OUR PRICES
Columbia Graphojihone
Wc havea’new cylinder
machine without horn,
crane or rublier tube.
Horn swings in any
direction.
('■old Moulded Cylinder
Records 25c each.
We can save you mone y
by our exchange sys­
tem. Call ami get a
Columbia Catalogue.
Spaulding Base
Ball Suppies
We ha ve a good
stock of Bats,
Cloves, Balls, Etc.
Tennis Rackets, Balls,
Markers, Nets, Etc
Everything in the
Sporting Goods Line
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presents is headed by a beautiful Sixty-five
Dollar Cut Glass Lamp, Every dollar's worth
of goods purchased from the Jewelry Store
or the optical department will entitle the pur­
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NAME CHANGED TO
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Yesterday afternoon, after The
LAS I' DAVS SESSION
BIBLE I NAEIISITY
OF STATE GRANGE Guard’s report of the day’s work had
been handed in, the following busi­
The board of regents of the Eu-
ness was transacted:
(From Friday’s Daily Guard.)
gene Divinity School has changed the
A resolution was adopted favor­
Most of this forenoon’s session of
i name of the Institution to the Eu-
ing a law to be passed at the next
the
state
grange
was
taken
up
with
gene Bible University, anil the arti­
session of the legislature restricting
cles of
Incorporation
<iav<> heen the discussion of matters pertaining bill board advertising along the
to
taxation.
A
tax
committee
ap
­
amended so that the scope and work
public highways.
of the school Is enlarged. The in­ pointed at last year's session to In­
The committee on education rec­
vestigate
the
various
systems
of
as
­
stitution has been steadily growing
ommended that the school money be
since its organization, over twelve sessments and taxation in the state distributed to the districts according
years ago, and It has been deemed reported, and the report was adopt­ to the number of teachers and not
advisable to add other departments ed. The report was a most interest­ the number of pupils. It also rec­
and to Increase the number of In­ ing and instructive one.
The regular tax committee report­ ommended manual training In the
structors. When the new term be-
public schools and that Master Bux­
gins In September there will be sev- ed In favor of a Btate tax commission ton and Lecturer Waldo be appoint­
and
also
in
favor
of
classified
assess
­
addltional
members
of
the
fac-
eral
ed as a committee to act in conjunc­
ulty, and new departments will have ments.
tion with a like committee from the
A
resolution
In
favor
of
the
pub
­
added
by
that
time.
The
new
been
legislature embodying these princi­
stone building, now in course of erec­ lic accounting system for all public ples. It was recommended that the
tion, will be readv for occupancy officers was adopted. Under that sys­ county treasurers receive and
then and there will be facilities to tem each officer Is required to make all warrants to school teachers,
handle a much larger number of stu­ public his accounts.
Following are the resolutions In report was adopted
dents than at present. There are 53
Memorial services were held
students in the Divinity School prop­ full on the Tight of recall and on the Ing the latter part of the afternoon
er at the present time and the total district representation system:
In memory of John R. Waldo, of
Recall Resolution.
enrollment, Including those In the
Whereas, Since the beginning of Macteay grange;* Mrs. W. D. Hare, of
school of music, the school of
Washington county; W. I’. Anderson,'
oratory, and the preparatory de­ civilization It has been one of the of Linn county, and J. B. McPherson,
partment, is 125. The school had fundamental principles of business of Washington county.
only four students the first year of that an employer had the right to
discharge an
Incompetent or un-
Its existence.
faithful employe; and
Commencement Kxerriae’i
Whereas. The voters of Oregon
The commencement exercises of
the school will begin next Sunday. have for years gone to the ballot box
May 17, with the baccalaureate ser­ on election day to employ their pub­
mon. which will be delivered by Rev. lic officials, and are not given the I
C. Hilton, of Milton. Oregon, The power to discharge them should they
program for Sunday and the day fol- prove unfaithful to their trust; there­
Pendleton,
May
18—Umapine,
fore be it
lowing Is as follows:
sub-chief of the Umatilla tribe and
Resolved, by the Ofgon State one of the wealthiest Indians on the
Grange in session assembled. That we I reservation near this city, has or­
approve and endorse the proposed dered a motor buggy from a local
\ INIs. Alt IND CIDER
amendment to the constitution of firm, and so far as is known is the
I At TOR) TO IIE Bl
Oregon known as the recall amend-, first Indian In the’Northwest to take
Reynolds, of tjtls city, for- ment, and sn< h as is now submitted' a fancy to the horseless carriage.
nierly in the real estate business, has to the voters of this state for the Umapine os one of the most progres­
let the contract to Soren Jensen for coming June election.
(From Russellville Grange, by R. sive Indians on the reservation, and
the erection of a frame building. 5 Ox
for several weeks has been hanging
100 find In dimensions, and one story W. Gill.)
B A
around the automobile garages, look­
Single District System
high, to be erected on his lot at the
fb.l
Whereas. The Oregon State Grange ing anxiously at the big machines.
corner of West Second and Blair
He finally decided on a motor buggy
streets, in the Blair Street addition, - together with other grangiA and valued at ,.'>00. He will have a half­
for a cider and vinegar factory. Mr. conventions has gone on record fa­ breed nephew for a chaffeur. it is
Jensen will begin the work of erect­ voring the election of our state sen­ said, and will use the bugky in mak­
ing the building on the 20th of this ators and representatives by the sin­ ing his dally trips to the city. He
month, and will have it completed gle district system; and
Whereas, This system would di­ owns a large tract of wheat land and
and ready for the machinery sonic
is very prosperous. Two years ago
time before the apple crop In the vide the state into 60 representative Umapine startled local storekeepers
fall Is ready to be utilia, d at the fac- and 30 senatorial districts, and thus by buying a ,4<> alligator hand grip
bt- creating smaller districts would
lory.
before starting for Washington. 1) s-
Mr. Reynolds has ordered hl» iii»- bring the choice of a legislative mem­ trlct of Columbia, to confer with the
chlnery from Mt. Gilead. Ohio, and ber nearer home to the people and Indian commissioner. He is a full
It will be here In the course of a few place their actions under a more care­ blood Walla Walla Indian, belonging
weeks Besides cider and vinegar. It ful scrutiny; therefore be It
Resolved, by the Oregon State to the Umatilla tribe.
is proposed to manufacture apple but­
ter and cider Jelly and perhaps other Grange in session assembled, that we
A Californian's Luck.
reaffirm our stand for this system,
products of a similar nature
“The lucktest day of mly life was
The plant will not be built on a and that a committee of seven 17) when I bought a box of Bucklens
very extensive scale, but as the busi­ members be created by the state mas­ Arntsa Salve.“ writes Charles F. Bu-
ness Increases more machinery will ter to give the subject a thorough dahn, of Tracey, Qal.
Two 25c box­
b* added from time to time
How­ study and frame an amendment pro­ es cured rue of an annoying case of
ever, Mr Reynolds expects to pay a viding for the same, to be Introduced
Itching piles, which had troubled me
large sum each year for apples, and at th* next session of the legislature,
the plant will be a wealth-creating such bill to contain In part the fol­ for years and had yielded under no
'other treatment.” Sold under guar­
means among the farmers and fruit­ lowing provisions
1. Each district to contain only antee at W. Kuykendall's drug store
grower*.
one member.
The new steam roller which the
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Cities to be divided separately
TU KIA K 1N.ll RED IN
from the balance of the county where city ordered at the last council meet-
ing
arrived from Portland laat nlght
RAILROAD AtNTDKYT such cities contain a sufficient popu-,
and will at once be unloaded
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I latlon for one or m»ire members
The
Columbus, May 19—The Norfolk
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The distribution of the mem­ work of building maeadamlted strets
Western passenger train was bers of both honiw« to be made ac­ In the residence districts will begin
wrecked by spreading rails two miles cording to counties approximately at in a short time.
west of here today
There was but the same ratio as now
Insist upon DeWirt s Wtlch r?_.
one coach on ths train. In which
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Salve It la especially good for pies
riding
This
twenty people were
l»egTv»-
Mork
lawt
Night
Sold by al] druggists.
n»eh turned oser. Injuring about
Last night at the armory a large
twelve people
Rnr^holipr
n;?A ar,,cl*s of tr.cnrpo-1
Jos Rnrghnlter
class of candidates was <iven the
Captain Briggs, superlntenaeat of
?!** •’•’’«»‘tie Divinity School moved to Eugene fr
higher degrees of the order.51 recelv- the University graunds, has the far­
b'e Un.i. ? n,n’e ,O ,h* E"«en*‘ »I- household goods arriv
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work was put on well and was very ever seen. The vines at his place n
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mnnty cíeík’today’“æ’’
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¡wight.
thigh, and are In blossom
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