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BOND WHOLE OF
LANE COUNTY FOR
HARBOR WORK
I The Dalles Business men to exhibit
ors:
Grand Swee|v>tak<*n.
150.00 ....................................... First Prize
>30.00 .......... .. ................. Second Prize
>20 00 .................................... Third Prize
Best fifty boxes of one or more
varieties grown by exhibitor
There is a long list of lesser prizes,
as well as many special prizes offer
ed by the business men of The Dalles.
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IN TWO WEEKS.
A Welch of Portland, was
in Springfield Tuesday look
ing over the electric car line
route and inspecting the work
that has already been done.
He was also making arrange
ments for work on the bridge
which will be started in about
two
weeks. — Springfield
News.
THURSDAY, JULY 2. I»o«.
M'MAHON IS
PROF. COLLIER
AND CLASSMATES
TO BRING SUIT
HOLD REUNION
AGAINST GOVERNOR
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L. H. McMahon, a Salem attorney,
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Four men who were graduatea from
4 says that he will bring suit in Marion Oberlin College in the same class fif
There teenu to be some difference
of opinion ESxst'g the people of this
MiNlMlN .SPRINGS ITEMS.
: county, at the October term of court, ty-five years ago—A B Johnson of
section lu regard to how large a ter
♦ against Governor Chamberlain, to re Cincinnati, Prof G. H. Collier Af Eu
ritory should be included in the dis
London, June 29.—The rain of 4444444444**44444 cover some 110,000 Illegally taken by gene, Oregon; Dr. A. K Warren of
trict which Issues bonds for improv last week was very acceptable to the
him during his incumbency as chief Charlotte. Mich., and Rev. D. J.Jcne*
executive of the state.
of Chicago- - held their first reunion
ing the Siuslaw harbor. Some are in farmers. A good crop of grain, hay, OREGON BANKERS
fruit and vegetables is now assured,
It is contended by McMahon, that yesterday at the Union League Club.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
favor of including only the territory even If we have no more rain.
he would bring suit as a private citi Mr. Johnson, who was »tgirty-two
embraced in the Siuslaw Valley. Oth
Salem, Or., June 27 —Before ad zen bent on benevolent aims, to se years old, was a teachsr in Cincin
J R. Hovel and Mrs. J. G. Con get i
ers think th- whole of lasne county and families of Farmington, Wash., journment at noon today the Oregon cure the return of the sums mention nati for many rears. Professor Col
should be included, as the whole of who have been camping at the springs Bankers' Association elected Monte ed to the people from which they lier. who is 81 years old, is emeritus
were taken contrary to the constitu , professor ir. Oregon University, and
the county would be benefitted in a Lave gone to Newport to spend a few B Gwinn president for the ensjing tion of the state.
j has been for thirty years a profeasor
year. Mr Gwinn is president of the
day*.
greater or less degree With the her
He contends that the constitution, ’ In Pacific, Willamette and Oregon
Mr*. Alexunaer Sumpt.t of Sevo, Pendleton Savings Bank and was vice-
itor improved and a railroad from Eu who has beet; very low with dropsy, is president of the assoc'ation during prior to the enactment of the flat sal ; universities, and for ten years after
gene to Florence, Lane County would improving nicely, and her prospects the past year. He has presid?d over ary law of 1905. provided that the bls graduation from Oberlin, taught
governor should receive an annual mathematics in Wheator_ College.
then have the choice of two routes for I for recovery are now <1>od
I all the present sessions of the con
uninnlni/ no»
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Wheaton, III. Dr. Warren. 78 years
abluping
her rs
product*
to market
as Mrs
Louis Powell and family, of Sa vention in Salem In the absence of salary of >1,500 with no additional . old, studied medicine at the Unlver-
perquisites. The acceptance of com
well a* getting In supplies from oth lem Mrs Wm. Crabtree and family President E. W. Haines.
er places; this would put her farmers of CrabfH- Or., and Mrs. J. Uomp-
Other officers elected are the fol pensation for service on the various ' sfty of Michigan and retired after
and business men In a comparatively | ton and famllv, ar - all camping at the lowing; R. W. Schmeer, cashier of state boards, therefore, is contrary to ; forty-eight years of practice at Olivet,
independent position, and give them . springs and taking treatment for United State* National Bank. Port the constitution and Illegal according ' Mich. Rev. Mr. Jones. 46 years old.
pastor of
the benefit of water transportation. I various troubles. They are well land vice-president; W S. Crowell, to the contentions of Mr. McMahon, j was for many years
I churches in Iowa and Nebraska, and
H. H. Fisk, who recently spent sever pleased with result*.
First National Bank, Medford treas who contends that since he has »ow resides at 165 Forty-second
bronght suit against former secretar
al days at the county seat Informs us >
Among the many guests at the ho urer; J. L. Hartman of Hartman &
that he interviewed quite a number tel for the past week wre J. R. Hoyt Thompson, Portland, secretary; J. C. j ies of State Dunbar and Kincaid he place. After luncheon the four took
a ride in an automobile. They said
of the business men of Eugene on the of Albany.
Ainsworth, Portland, delegate to the can not as an Impartial objector re they enjoyed their re-unfon Immense-
frain from prosecuting Governor
subject and that they all expressed
national
association:
executive
com
I ly and the only cloud over their hap
G. W. Humphrey of Dunsmuir Cal.
themselves In favor of bonding the
mitteeman—Alex Martin. Klamath Chamberlain under the same line of piness was the fact that Charles P.
whole county, it is well known that who has visited most of the resorts county bank. Klamath Fails; fra C. attack.
Parmalee of Talmadge, Ohio, the on
, of the coast, is very much elated ov
a large number. If not a mojorlty of I
Powell, Polk county bank. Dw'las- ¡
ly other surviving member of the
the leading men of Eugene, own tim er the London Springs and thinks S L. Blair, Baker City; P E Snod-j
class of 1853 was not able to be with
they are at least equal, If not sup
ber land In this valley, and are there
them. President Ban Johnson of the
Pacific grass, First National bank, Erge.te.
fore, directly Invested in the same erior to anything on the
American Baseball league, a son of
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way and would share In the advance coast.
I the oldest member
ANOTHER COLLEGE IS
of the quartet,
The
bottling
works
are
runni.ig
at
In values that would be sure to fol
PROMISED FOR OREGON.
acted as host to the party and had
full
capacity
and
turn'ng
out
from
i
low as soon as the harbor Is improv
his share In the pleasures of the oc
ed.. While the people of this sec 1200 to 1500 bottles per day. which]
casion. —Chicago Record-Herald,
The Dalles, Or., June 27 —The
Ifind
a
ready
market
and
’
lie
demand
tion are more directly Interested In]
Evangelist Lutheran synod, which is;
the matter of harbor Improvement It| fer it Is rapidly increasing
Mrs. Wm Brynd, who has been In
In session at The Dalles, has decided
is certain that the whole of Lane
The Black Butte mines are running to erect and endow a denominational In Eugene for a couple of weeks past. 44444444444444444
County would share In the benefits night and day with a large crew of college In Oregon. President Leas . underwent a surgical operation Wed ♦
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the men at work and the prospects are 1 has appointed an executive commit-I nesday. She
that would be derived
from
I” was _
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getting along nicely
more employed
be
many
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work.—Florence West.
there will
tee of five, who will decide on the lo- ■ at last reports,
soon.
Born—Near Acme
on
Tuesday
cation, cost, buildings, etc.
will
conduct
a
Paal,
who
In Eugene this afternoon, June 29,
GREAT NORTHERN MINES
Brother
June 23. 1908. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter
•HOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE. protracted meeting at London Springs gone a few days on nusiness.
Pederson, a ten pound daughter. All tn J. C. L. Wooley and wife, a son.
for an indefinite time, arrived Satur
Grandma Carmichael who has been doing well.'
The Great Northern gold mines In day and preached his first sermon quite sick for a few days, is about
Forest Ranger Young returned to and Miss Nellie Florence Berry, which
the Blue River district which at here Saturday evening He preached well again.
Mapleton Tuesday after spending sev is to take place at Monmouth next
on > time promised to become the best three sermons Sunday and will preach
The young lady is a
The protracted meeting Is progres eral weeks in Eugene where he was i Wednesday.
paying property In the state, was sold two each day during the week. He in sing nicely and will probably last two temporarily in charge of the Forest daughter of the pastor of the Chris-
here this morning at sheriff's sale to certainly a very able preacher.
weeks. Many of the young folks, as Supervisor’s office. Mr. Young ex I tlon church at Hillsboro. After a
Colonel J. M Williams of Eugene,
The 4th of July will soon be here. well as the old are taking an interest pects his family in the next week to short time with relatives here they
acting In behalf of creditors, for The people around London are mak in the meetings and are btng con spend the summer on the Siuslaw.
will make their home at Monmouth
>3,875. The mines were sold on two ing big preparations to celebrate, so vinced of the divinity of Christ, the
The schooner Oakland came In Mon where Mr. Schreuder has accepted a
executions from this county and one I every one cohie that can and If you
and the certainty of day morning after a cargo of lumber. position as bookkeeper in the bank,
from Lane county. The mines were ’ can’t come to Ixtndon. go somewhere. Power of Satan
She Is loading at the Oregon & Cal to commence work on July 15.
Judgment.
originally capitalized at one million j Don’t fall to celebrate.
Shortly after noon last Friday an
To whom ye yield youselves ser- ifornia Co’s. mill.
dollars and residents of this city and i
The chicken coops of Levi Geer,
The schooner Mayflower which left alarm of fire was sounded by the mill
ye are. We
Eugene, who believed In the property, | were visited the other night and an vant to obey his servants
Nearly
all
the
town
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1 !n,t us San Francisco for the Siuslaw some whistle.
invested to the extent of >54,000. j v,
old
hen and nine
one* came
boast
of our
dorn lusts and time ago and had to return to thel were soon on the scene and found
up missing
Again young
last" night
there may
long as
we give
way fre<
to our
During the palmy days of the mines up missing
J among the chicken*, i appetites contrary to our better Judg- city, started out for this place on the that a blaze had started in the slab
was disturbance
stock sold readily at 25 and 35 cento
conveyor at the end next to the burn
When Mr. Geer and Mr. Matton soon ments we become slaves to the most | 18th.
per share.—Albany Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. Ohslow Young of er. The fire pump was quickly
arrived on the scene armed with guns cruel master of earth, which not only j
and dog*, the culprit
was soon takes away our hard earnings but Portland, arrived yesterday for a vis- brought out, a line of hose laid and
brought to bay. and after a desparate disqualifies and makes us unfit for it with their nelce, Mrs. A. O. Funke the water was soon playing on -the
encounter was soon overcome when a the high and noble obligations of and family. Mr. and Mrs. Young flames. The fire was extinguished
were among the early settlers of the before any serious damage was done.
life. —London TltneB.
The Mid-Summer Meeting of 'he great sensation occurred — (To be
Siuslaw country, but sold out and left —Florence West.
continued).
State Horticultural Society and Cher
Prof. W. J. Hooker and
family • here some twenty years ago. Their
Mrs George Hawley of Creswell ar-1
ry Fair will be held at The Dalles.
John Ingham and family are mov
returned to Eugene from Browns- | old friends are glad to meet them,
rived
here
last
evening
and
will
spend
Oregon, on June 30th, July 1st and
Invitation* are out for the w^ddlng ing to Portland, where they will re
ville and will again take up their
a
few
days
at
the
Springs.
2nd, 1908.
of Peter G. Schreuder of Florence side in the future.
T. L. Geer started for Idaho to be residence here.
Following are the prises offered by
cwam
a
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SIUSLAW NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST
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Your Kitchen
It is wonderfully
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kitchen work on a
stove that’s ready
at the instant wanted,
and out of the way the
moment you're done.
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Perfection Wick Blue
Flame Oil Cook-Stove
By using it you avoid the
continuous overpowering
heat of a coal fire and cook
with comfort, even in dog-
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rioting
io« is
'ben a
(sprinti'
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is so constructed that it cannot add perceptibly to the heat of
a room; the flame being directed up a retaining chimney to
the stove top where it is needed for cooking. You can
see that a stove sending out heat in bur m / di
rection would be preferable on a hot day to
a stove radiating heat in all directions. The
“New Perfection’’ keeps a kitchen uniformly
comfortable. Three sizes, fully warranted.
it! «
If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
ÆayÔLamP
for family use—i safe,
convenient, economical and a great light
giver. If not with your dealer, write our near
est agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
WALTER A. WOOD
Mowers, Binders and Rakes
Manufactured continuously since 1852. Not in harvester trust
Also binder twine.
For sale by....
J. W. Quackenbush & Sons
-FURSHIDES
for spot o«Ah. 10 to 00% mor« money for you to ship Raw Furs and Hide« tn uttthaa to
•ell at home. Write for Price List. Market Report, Snipping Tag«, and about our
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<50 page* leather bound. B**t thing on the eubject ewer written Illaatrating aU Fur Animals AM
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cee*ful trapper It s a regular Encyclopedia Price, t'2 To our customer* Bl 15 H.dee Maned late
beautiful Robee Our Magnet,.■ Bait and Dem« attracts animal« to trap«, |1 00 per bottle Ship tee*
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Grand Celebration of
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Grand Parade
Amusements
Patriotic Addresses
Music by the Band
Grand Ball and
Literary and
Musical Program
Fireworks
Display at night
Something doing ev
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Something doing ev
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day long
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Biggest celebration ever given by Eugene
See big posters and small hand bills giving
complete program of the day’s events and special attractions
Everybody Welcome to Eugene and a Eugene Welcome to Everybody
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